FINE
HOUSEKEEPERS!
Find no difiiculty in
securing what they
require for their ta
bles at our store.
Comer Grocery,
Cntre and White Sts.
THIRD EDITION
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS. ;
-Where nd Wlmii Services Will be Coii.
ducted To-morrow.
Trinltv Kcforraoii church. Hot. Ilobcrt
O'lloylo, pastor. SorTlccs to-morrow nt 10 a. m.
Mid 0: JO p. m. Sunday school at 1:30 p. in.
Xvorybody welcome
Itngllah Luthoran church, M. H. Havice,
iwstor. .Scrvieoi at 10:30 a. m. and 0:30 p. m.
Sunday school at 1:30 p. in Prayer meeting
Ttmntdsy oronlng at 7.
Welsh Baptist church. Preaching services nt
10a.m. and 6 p.m. by the pastor, Key. V. I.
Kvn. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Everybody
vrciaoino.
A11 Saints' Episcopal church, Oak stroot, near
Main. Mvonlng service by lay reader. Sunday
oluiol at 8 p. m. Ml sonts Ircc and every
body made boartily welcome
rtoman Oathollo church of tho Annunciation,
Cherry strocl, abovo West street, Hcv. H. F
O'Kollly, pastor Masse at 8:00 and 10:00 a. m
Vespers at S:O0 u m.
8t. deorco's Lithuanian Catholic church,
order Jardin and Cherry streets. Kev. Ij.
AbromalUu, pastor. Mass and preaching nt 10
a. nv. Yoaprra at 3 p. m.
Ebcntr.er U vangellcal church, Kev. It. M. Lich
tenvralnor. pastor. Services to-morrow atlOn.
m. In German, and 0:30 p. tn. in English. Sunday
school ttll:S0 p.m. All are heartily invited to
attend.
Salvation Array, corner Main and Oak streets.
T". KJagslsn. Captain. (Services all day, com
wenolnff at 7 and 1 a. m. and 3 and 8 p. m.
:MoottiL!a trill be held every night during tin
nook exoeptlng Monday night.
Welsh Congregational ohurcs. fervlces or
Sttnlay at In a. m. and 0 p. m. Preaching In
"Welsh in the morning and English in the
evening by Rov. T. Henry Jonos, of Malmnor
Cilr. Sunday Bi hool at2p. m.
English Baptist church, South Jardin street
Rot. H. O. James, pastor. Preaching nt 10:3'.
a. m. and8:S0 p. m. Sunday school at Sp. ra
Boncon John Bunn, Superintendent. Monday
eroning at 7 o'clock tho B. Y. P. U. will meet
-General prayer meeting on "Wednesday even
log at 7 o'clock. Everybody welcomo.
Presbyterian church. No proachlng services
Sunday school at 2 p. m. Evening prayer and
pralso service conducted by the Christian En
doavor Society at 0:31. The Christian En
Cleaver Society will meet on Tuesday evenlnp
ait 7:30. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening
at7:30. All are cordially invited.
First Methodist Episcopal church, Itev. "Wm.
Towick, pastor. Divine worship at 10:30 a. m
and 8:30 p. m. Morning subject: "Forward
"March." Evening subject : "Able to Save.'
lUirtral services every night. Sunday school at
Sp.m. Epworth League at 5:45 p. m. Prayer
mooting at T:S0 on Thursday evening. Stran
gers and others are always welcome.
-CostiTeuess can bo permanently curod b.
Uie in of .Mandrako Bitters. lm
In a lrev Lines.
If tlio bill now beforo the Legislature
pastes the polls will close at -1 o'clock p. m. at
all elections
Among the hills introduced in the Legisla
ture Is ono to extend tho terms of Chief Bur
gess to three years.
A large vote, it is predicted, will bo polled
at the coming election.
Council proposos to economize ,by leaving
tho vacancy in tho police force unfilled. It
is the old story of saving at tho fpiggot and
leaking at the bunghole.
Ex-Uigh Constable Fairloy is to be cou
.gratulated now that bo is to receive what lit
tlo is duo him from the borough. ItwaBn
small piece of business to keep him waiting
so long. It is oil par with actions of somo ol
our smart councilmeu.
The winter constellation will still bo iu
their glory during tho shortened nights of
February. The principal astronomical
events of the month will be tho conjunctions
The moon will bo in conjunction with Venus
en the 11th and with Mercury on the 16th.
Ou the 20th and 21st Jupiter and Mara will
be in proximity to the moon, and the celes
tial spcclaclo will be even finer than tho re
cant galaxy of the moon and these two
planets, Mars and Jupiter are still the even
ing stars, and Venus, Mercury and Uranus
are morning stars.
USE DANA'S SABSAPASILLA, its
"THE KIND THAT CURES."
Onmkng Kveuto,
- Feb; 13. First annual ball of Gen. Har
rison Lodge, Kulghte of Pythias, at Bobbins'
opera house.
Feb. 2. Martha Yashinton Birthday
Party, in Bobbins' opera house, under the
auspice of tho Ladies' Aid Society of tho
P. M, church.
March 16. Tea party in Bobbins' cpera
house, under th aueplees of the Wolah Con
jxegatlenal ohuroh.
A Happy Man
Is lie who iHfS Kert VI Oil fa- Rhomitlm,
Meciulgltii Toittimohe ud wiroole pln-,
a. iw dy which cniea every time. Try It, 35
nt. t mi Plug Oil m Jd at P. P, . Kir
lln'n Drugstore.
tThen Daby was sl&k, we pave her Custorfa,
When flie -was a CfelW, sha rled for Coatorla,
When she beoaae Miw, she clung to Oastorla,
When the hod Cblklrea, she gave tbm Casterla.
My stoek for New Year gifts iu jawelry
and ftnoy geadt stwll be as oempleto as evur.
Holderman's jewulry atero, 12.S8-U
Onnghlng LA(Vi to OomumptiBu
Kemp's BaUam will
enco.
stop the cough, at
! AN IMPORTANT MEETING HELD
LAST BVEN1NQ.
STEPS TAKEN TO RAISE FUNDS
A Coronal' too of Threo Appointed
From Each Ward to Solicit
Contributions To be Mado
of Granite.
HE meeting of tho Sol
diers' Monument Com
mltteo last evening, in
the Council Chamber,
was a very Important
and interesting one.
Chairman James called
tho meeting to order
promptly at 8 o'clock,
with a largo attendanco of tho members.
Tho committee has very wisely decided to
contino its labors, for tho present, to obtaining
additional contributions toward the fund,
and liavo solcotod three porsonS from each of
tho five wards for that purposo, as follows:
First ward Benj. Haskey, John Rogers,
Jr., Patrick Ormshy,
Second ward Wm. 1. Williams, Charles
Radzicwicz, M. J. Scanlan.
Third ward Juhn A. Rcilly, John Bobbin,
David organ.
Fourth ward M. Y. Fowler, l'ctcr Hiloy,
Tolm A. Lewis.
Fifth ward Christ. Schmidt, II. J. Mul-
iloon, James Morgan.
Tho members of tho above committees wilt
meet on tho 17lh inst. for tho purpose ol
formulating a plan of systematic action.
It is debired that those socictios and in
llvlduals who liavo expressed their -willing
ncss to donate toward the fund, or intend
doing so, will contributo at as early a date us
possible. Donations can bo made to the
fecrttiiry of tho committee, II, E. Dcnglcr,
who will give, a receipt for tho same.
Tho monument will be mado of granite,
.with tho exception of tho soldier at tho top,
which will bo white bronze, and in the post
tiou of parado rest.
Tho contributions for tho monument fund
ire now being received and at tho committee
meeting last tho publication of tho following
was authorized
S. A. Ueddall $ 10
Plank ttloge imko sbu, i. J. u. v
Shenandoah Commanoeiy No. 14.
It H. Morgan -.
C.imp N. . 0. 1'. O. of T, A 1.
Knlghtx of Gold'.n Eagle lb
O. T. A B. Society
n glits of iho "vstic bain
,V. U No 183 P. O . of -V
M nlngs Council 307 Jr.O A, M
Wel3U IvoiiU's -
improved Ordir Kcd Men
-ions of -t Oeorge -
Koscue Hook & Ladder Co
Michael's Society
t. Pa rick's Society
i . C 200, P. O s. 'f A
-ihcuandoah Lodge 691. i.O O. V ,
Lithuanian Cltlzinj i-oclety ,
olunibUliobeCo
Phoenix Hoso Co
T tal SW"
It is earnestly hoped that parties who havi
mado subscriptions will pay them as soon as
possible, as it is tho desire of tho committee
to push the work, to a speedy conclusion
Tho next meeting of tho committee will be
held in tho 17th instant.
USE DANA'S 8AKSAPARILLA, ITS
"THE KIND THAT CURES."
TWO CHILDREN IN DANGER-
A Turkey Hun Wnmitn's Prompt Action
Saves Life.
What might have caused much destruction
of property and loss of life by fire was
promptly taken in hand by a woman nt
Turkey Run yesterday. A Polish woman
left her l'oiir-ycar-old daughter nnd baby In
her house whilo she went out to a mine
breach to gather coal. The house is a small
frame structure and stands somo distance
from the other houses iu tho patch While
the mother was absent Mrs. Kirwin saw
smoko pouring out through the crevices of th
building and heard tho ciles of tho children
Mis. Kirwin hurried to tho house and found
tho room tho children occupied was iu flames
In some manner a straw pillow had caught
ilro from tho stove. Tho neighbor first
removed tho children and then threw out tho
burning pillow and bed clothing, and ended
all danger. The baby wa3 slightly burned,
Entirely Sutlnfactory.
W. J. Arkell.publlsherof Judge and J'Vani
,alie's lUuttmUd Kevspoper, writes :
"Judoe Buildino,
Cor. Fifth Ave. and Sixteenth St.,
Nkw Yobk, January 14, 1S91.
"About three weeks since, whilo suffering
from a severo cold which had settled on my
obest, I applied an Allcock's Porous Plaster,
ind in a short lime obtained relief.
"In my opinion these plasters should bo in
svery household, for use in cufco of coughs,
colds, sprains, bruises, or pains of ray kind,
know that in myease'the tesults bav been
entirely satisfactory and beneficial."
Religious Aiuimmcemr nts.
There will bo a regular meeting of tho Mhv
isterial Association iu the Free Reading rooms
next Monday afternoon, at 2 o'ulock.
Tho Shenandoah Bible Society will meet in
the P. M. church on Sunday afternoon, at3:30
o'clock.
Rev. Robert O'Boylo will preaoh the third
of his series of sermons in tho Reform church
to morroiv ovoning. Subject, "Social Reform
'Ilinrn 1fum nalnir Solvation Oil for back'
nuu .tuTi.noH In ihe neck, nnd naln In the
(ilJoanil found it an exoUhuit euro. I keep It
constantly ou nanu. uuqs. iiuuer, uuiun ma
J,
Pugilistic Tournament.
Quito a number of Shenandoah sports will
visit Girardville this eveiiug to wltneas th
pugilistic encounter between Ike Wier, the
Belfast Spider, and O'Brien, of PhilaUelpbin,
Both mon are said to be in tho-pink of coudl
tlon, and the managers of the affair say tho
bout will poaiilvely Uke place. Oil, I'ergu
son and Juak GalUgber, of airnrdvllle, will
have a four-round outitest, auU two amateurs
frum Potttviilu will spar lou rounds.
'I a ways let a eold go as It comes" one
;y;lem )n RUl Bg no olu aid iBihtr than
I akalst it by ut,lLg Dr. Bud's Cough Si rup.
World's Fair
- EVENING HERALD CONTEST
i o Days at the World's Fair
With accommodsllons at a first-class Chlcngohotol', and transporta-
o tlon to nnd from Chicago, including
I m m a m m
lo the 2 most Popular teachers.
CONTEST CLOSES JULY 1st, 1893, at 6 P. M.
The two tcachfrs who receive tho Inrgost number of votes will be taken
to the World's Fair and royally entertained by the HsttAi.D Cutout this
coupon, an 1 on the hi nk linos write tho namo of the P bllo Sihool 'I eachcr,
north of tho Hroad Mountain, In Schuylkill county, whom you conxldcr most
popular, and sendl tothe '(Wifcf JCtlitor, livening Herald, Ijhrfuixtloah,
l'a." Every coupon pro' trly Mlcd out counts as oue vote for one teacher.
Every pewou, young or old, can vote, and vote as often ns ihey please.
Coupon must be la the haads of the editor wlthla tea (10; days after the
aato it bears.
Name tt Toiohec..
o Residence..
Name of Voter.,
Restdeace ,
FEBRUARY I. I8l
Hoirierman, tho jeweler, will give
number of votes u handsome gold nceklaco.
K.J Mills, tho PotlBvil'o Hatter
receiving the bccoih! hlgliest number of
Max Reese will give tho leucner
votes a haudBOtne toilet t-et.
W H. Mortimer, tho Pottsvlllo .Toweler, will give the gentlenian teacher
ecclvhiK tho highest number of votes a
Tho Louise Hamilton Company will
who will have the highest number of
Saturday evening a private box in Perguson's theatre lor tho performance on
Monday evening.
The two teachers who receive the greatest
above stated will bo declared the winners.
All couiions must be cut out of the Etkkiho
opes, addressed to "Oontetl Editor. Evening Herald, Slienandoah, Pa."
Any person residing In any place miy voie as oiien as no or sne may oesire lor oe or mon
teachers engaged in teaching In a pnbllo school north of the Broad Mountain at the close of th
nrrent school term; iirnvMeilj that any teacner wuo may tiave Decn mcapacilatea by slckne
r accident for teaching for a period of not more than three months prior to tho end of tin
terra, may alw compete
Each vote for each teachermust he representee, nya seperaie coupon.
A coupon bearing tho name of moro than ono teacher or specifying more than ono vote for fc
leacher will be thrown out as void.
A careful noord will bo kept of the names of all contestants, and all coupons will bo flier
ind kent safe until the nnftl adjudication. Three prominent a-id responsible men of Hhenan
doah will be selected to act as Judges, mak the
winners. Should three or moro teachers bo tied
oe al'owcd to decide.
Tho names of the winners wir be annouueed on or before baturday, July 15, 1E9.1. Bhouli
he winners be absent from Khcnandoah at tho time they will bo Informed of their good fortum
by telegraph, so that they may start on iho trip
All blanks In tho coupon must De nncu oui, bhiiccihuj me oiunii requiring me name or tn
er-on voting. Tho number of votes received at this office up to 4 p. m each day will bo pub
lished In the next issuo of tho Hr.KALii mith the names of the teachers voted for.
BURIED UNDER OULM.
Accident to Hoy Who AV.is Digging
Coal,
As car No. 21 of tho Schuylkill Traction
Company's olectiio railway was boudding
along westwardly iu tho Oilberton valley and
nearlng tho Tunuel colliery at about 4 o clock
yesterday afternoon a small boy ran out to
the trick from a culm bank, excitedly wav
ing his arms. When Iho car stopped the boy
told Motorinan John W. Hcsscr and Conduc
tor Jacob Gillespie that his brother was
buried under a clod of culm at the bank.
Hessor put the motor lever in his pocket and
wentlo the rcscuo acrompanicd by Gillespie.
They found the boy doubled up iu a sitting
position with almost the whole weight of a
200 pound piece oi frozen cnlra resting upon
his back and head. After working about
fifteen minutes Hesserund Gillespie succeed
ed iu extricating tho boy and took him to
his homo in Mahanoy Plane on their car.
Tho boy was badly squeezed and bruised, but
his injiiiieB wero not of a serious character
The lump of culm slipped down upon him
gradually when he wus iu tho act of digging
coal aud boforo ho realized his position he
was pinned down. Had the lump rushed
upon him suddenly his back would hnvo been
broken and the life crushed out of him
Plies or Hemorrhoids
Permanently cured witbout knife orligaturc
Jo danger or suffering. No delay from bus
ncss while under treatment. Patients who
jo reaponsiblo need not pay until well. A
crfect cure guaranteed. Send for circular
It. BEET), M. D.,
129 South 13th St., Philadelphia.
Refers, by permission, to tho editor ,of ths
Evening Herald. tf
Clgnrs Stolon.
Burglars effected an entranco to Guutcr's
cigar store, on West Centre street, at an early
hour yesterday morning aud succeeded in
getting away with about 3,000 cigars, A
quantity of chewing tobacco was piled near
the window through which tho burglais ef
fected an entrance, nnd was in shiVe to be
carried olf, but the parties had evideutly been
frightened away before they completed their
work. The store is located at tho corner of
Centre street and Pear alley, just rear of the
Beddall building. The matter was kept quiet
yisterday in the hope that soma clue to tbe
guilty parties might ho secured, but thus fur
there is no information at haud.
-.- -The
Academy Restaurant.
The Pottsville headquarters for Shenau
loah people andotbera living North of the
fountain, for hot toddies, hot punches, beef
:ea and all kinds of wines and liquors of the
Test brands, is tho Academy Bestaurant, John
T. Coouoy, proprietor, II. A. Coouey, assist
ant. tc
Hurrii'il.
William Roberts, formerly of town, but
now of Audeuried, and Mist M. K. Tuuuo.li,
of East Coal strict, were married to day at
Jlulumoy City, by Rov. T, Henry Jones.
The attending partiae were Qiitttrh Thnrtuw,
of Audgnried, aud Miss Hiiiuuh Tun nab,
the bride's sUter.
Holdeiman'a jewelry store leads as ever, tf '
-- 3T- iiwiiiiinii WHMWgSSWW """ wrf-K.
Holiday Trip !
sleeping Dcrms, an irte oi cost,
V mftm t
the feinnlc teaebcr receiving the highest
and I urrler, will give the lady teacher
votes n handsome set of furs.
receiving uie tecoua nigiieat number of
handsome gold-headed cane
place at the disposal of tho teacher
votes in tho table to bo published next
number of total votes np to the olosing houi
HKHALD and sent, securely scaled la envel
tlnal o unt and annou'iee the names of tho twi
on the hlgliest number of votes, the judges wll
as soon thereafter as possible.
SOLVING THE MYSTERY.
(iuess ut tho Cauau at a Couplu's Tribula
tions Just as the 9:10 train was leaving tho Lo
high depot this morning an elderly man and
woman ran along the depot platform crying,
"Where is Mr. Davis, hold on there, where is
ho?" Tho man addressed the question to
any ono standing about who might see fit to
answer, while tho worn in gazed at the pass
ing cars. Tho conductor put his hand up to
tho rope, prepnred to stop the train upon
signal, supposing tho couple had been lefi
behind, but as no ono signalled him to step
tho train went on and soon disappeared from
sight in the cut. "Where is Mr. Davis V
the couple repeated in chorus. "Ho is in the
depot," somo one answered. The man and
woman wero very much excited. Tiie former
hurried up to C, & I. Policeman Bedea, "Are
you Mr. Davis?" Upon receiving a negative
answer he again aud again gave utterance to
tho question. Meanwhile tho lolsureites
weie giusfrlng upon the cause of tho couple's
excitement. Deputy Tax Collector Hlggins
s.ild it was something about a dog. Ex-Col
lector Knclel said he heard that the woman
hitd her trunk put ou tho wrong train. An
other bystander said that both wero wrong.
The man hud iutended to take his wifo to
PotlBvillo for a day out aud when he got to
the depot ho found that he had left his
pocket hook at home. Tho excited couplo
would say nothing to tho bystanders only
"Wherois Mr. Davis?" When they found
that gentleman it was learned that all the
guesses wero wide of tho mark.
"Mr. Davis," exclaimed tho man, "don't
you let that organ out thero go,
it was stoleu out of my house. Tho answer
was tha tho company could not decide such
questions and upon tho suggestion of the
agent the couple started m search of a jus
tire. The mystery was then solvod. Upon
tho organ, which stood In tho freight house,
was a tag bearing the address of a well
known installnu nt house. Then everybody
joined Iu choruj, "I thought It was sciuo
thing like that."
Klectrlo lldllwuy llullttln.
Hortaftcr the electric railway cars will
save the corner of Cherry and Main streets
it 5:30 a. ni. dally nnd every 20 minutes
hereafter until midnight, at which hour the
ast car will leave for Girardville. On Mon
lay, November 7th, lBOli, the faro for any
tngtti of ride botween Shenandoah and
lirardville will be reduced to fivo (5) cents.
Superior goods at 25 per cent, lower than
ilsewhero at Uoldernian's jewelry store.
PliltSO.NAL.
Robert Oliver, of North Main street, Iscon
fined to his bed through illuess.
Mrs. Curry, of South West street, left town
yesterday for PitUburg to see her son, who is
lying daugcrouily ill iu that city.
Mrs. George Schoener aud Mrs. William
Stellur, Jr.. returned homo yesterday after a
two week's visit to their sister, Mrs. Katie
Gross, at Wilkes-Itarre.
U8E DANA'S 8AKSAPAKILLA, its
"TUB KIND THAT CUKES."
Mrs. Georgo Schoener aud Mrs. William 8 g H n,.OTa ra. . , ,lm anHn rnlIfir I UeBt Wlnee, Ltquoifers, Ales ami I
We Are the People !
Who ran ell you China, Ulaps, Pottery, etc., tit prices belTf tho
the prlreH uski'd by most people
Because I
Wo buy from manufacturers. We buy In largo quantities. We l
areln 'Iih jnlibiiig list. On French and German China, English
antl other imported wares wo place Important orders and thu '
save Ifi per cent
Our Customers !
lte-el ve Hie bun lit. Doubt it, do you ? Compare our prices with
any other driller In any city, small or large, and wu'll prove the
truth of our stulement. Visit us for line candles.
GIRVIN, DUE CAN & WAIDLEY'S.
WINTER GOODS.
Few white and colored blankets, ladies' and child
fen's coats, which will be sold regardless of cost.
Come early and secure bargains at
J. J. PRICE S,
PEOPLE'SSISTORE!:
121 N. Main Street, Shenandoah.
Bo-!!:., SHioes, Cents' jPiapnasMragjs !
At greatly reduced rates.
1VE. Ar'JhlTrt.JELS', Fropi'iotoi.
A Knotty
Problem !
Is the Gift question, but
it will be solved by call
G nig at the store of J. P.
I "Williams & Son, where
F you will find the most
T desirable presents in the
S Furniture line, Pianos,
Organs and Sewing Ma-
chines.
: p-
Williams & Son,
13 South Main St.
HOOKS & BROWN,
Celluloid, Batln,
Lace and Comio
VALENTINES !
All SUes,
I All Prices.
No. 4 NORTH MAIN STREET,
DOUGHERTY'S
Saloon and Restaurant
The leading place In town,
lias lately been entirely reno
vated Everything new, clean
and fresh. The Bnestliueof
Wines and Liquors I
, Cigars, &c, foreign and do
mestic Free lunch serrad
oachovenlrg. Big schooners
of fresh,l!eer,Porter, Ale,&o.
OPPOSITE : THE : THEATRE,
J. J, DOUGHERTY, I"rop.
SALOON AND RESTAURANT
36 Hast Ccnrre street.
The beet beer, ales, porter, whiskies, brandies,
wines anu uaesi cigard aiwayti on nanu.
ROBERT LLOYD, Prop.
COT FOR A WINDOW SHAM.
Others, ready to put up spring roller,
lor zoo, ic, 430, ouc anu upwarus. rr
tics desiring only tho shad
turescan be accommodated.
C. D. FRICKE'S
Carpet Store, 10 S. Jardin Street
lug or Hi-
OLD RELIABLE,
NORTH MAIN STREET.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Send their EJe Specialist
To Slienanclonli, "Wctliu sday, Feb 15.
He will be found at tho
Ferguson House From 8:30 a. m. to 6:30 p. iu.
Persons who hav headache, or whose eyes are causing dis
comfort should call upon their specialist, and they will re
serve Intelligent and tklliful attention. NO CHARGE to 0
11 mine your eyes. Every pair of glasses ordered Is guaraateca
to be satisfactory.
Horse : Ice : Creeper
Sola ageat for Schuylkill.County.
Hardware, Iron, Oil, Paints, llobos
norf-e Blankets, Skates, Sporting Goods.
CHAS. ZALLA
Respectfully notl ties his friends
thai he will open a new store at
Corner Jardin and Oak Streets,
Where he will keep a full stock of
Green Groceries,
Clgir , Tobacco and Candy. Poul
try and all kinds of game la season.
Oyetors Axid jCislx.
Open Monday, November 21,
e Have Come o Shy I
The Standard
Sewing Machine
Is tho perf eotlon of sewing michine mechanism.
It runs without noise, end makes 250Ostltche? a
minute. If you have not already seen It, call,
at the oDlco and do so. A large Hoclc of ma--chlnes
always on hand. Repairing of machines
a spcoialty. 'i
T. B. SHAFFER,
Has removed to BiUJones'odi tana
17 BOOTH MAIN STRwuv T.
vrherehe will be pleodto meet thf waau I
of his friends sid ie publio in i
ftcrytliinrj in tea prinfciug jl Mae.
H. I, MyJBE's
Sportiug and pal lm rt 1
Second St., tfARDVlLLE.
j-yu. jambs sr-Ei
Office and BMtfleffo.North Irfllo
Street, ShenanaWW . " Jt(
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