Evening Herald. TIJUKSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1H1. THIRD EDITION TWO WEEKS IN FLORIDA. A Delightful Trip to I'mwer Ul.ll Thlt Cold Wttiilhtir OimiH All. nit I Illy Dollara. Have you ever taken atrip to Florida? If vou haven't Tou've probably been deterred fruni taking It by tlio great exticnee. Hut 1 ,,w M n iiwl not be troubled bythlstlifli mltvanv lotaer. You Iihvo been liard at work all the full Btid winter and you need h 1st Two weeks in Horlrta will brace you up in nm-nsely. If you have the grippe It will lire it , it you have a touch 01 rheumatism 11 v.illdiivo it out of your system : if you juc lull of woriies the ch.nge of seene. the ecligbtlul journey Houth. the balmy air ot ! ond will e.hase them ay, and you will fume back with new energy and courage. Cut you shako your head. You still Insist that the trin would coat too much. Then Ji u linven't heard about the five tours to Florida tliat the I'erinsvlvania Railroad has planned Tnev are marvelouslv (heap. The road is to provide flrs-.elawt service, Bnd you know what mat (hcaiia on me reunsyivama, auu me whole rust of the journey. Including meil and berlbs, rulnd you, will be about $50. Think of that! Why, it is only the price ol an culinary ticket ion can leave IS ew ork or I'hiladelphla on any of those Tuesdays Jan. 'Jit. Feb. 13. hob. 27. March 13. or Murcl "7. and two weeks from tho Thursday after in i. ,i,i fr.-t.,ii,i In Plnrirt. I y u II leave Jacksonville for Home mil,, eri'riio Him Tho tours are to be "personally conducted," that if, each party is tone accompanied ny a tourist agent, n skillod railroad man, who will look after the arrangements, aim ny acnaper on, who will be ktteudmit, guide and Iricnd to the ladies. All Mood and Chronic diseases, are curable. Don't beoome discouraged, but cot a BO page book tcllingn.ll about Kadam's Microbe Killer. Agents for Shenandoah, G rubier Bros. Klre Alnrni Huaea The tollowing lit shows tho looatiot, the alarm boxen of the Shenandoah ir Department: LOCATION. 15 Coal and Bowers streets. 16 ltowera and Centie streets. Si llrldgo and Centre streets. K Main and Centre streets. 14- Main and Poplar street. 86 Main and Coal streets, 4' t llbert and Centre streets. (S Gilbert and Cherry street. i2 Chestnut and Coal streets. To send an alarm open the box, pull dowr the hook once and let go. When an alarm If tent in the lire bell will sound the number ol tho bo i and repeat tbe alarm four times. HOW TO LOCATE ALAMMS. It tbe alarm Is sounded from box 15 tbe tire Dell w atriko one, then pause and strike live which will Indicate tii.it the tire Is In the rtclnsiy o No. 15 box. Mvery alarm l repeated our timet. Have you tried McElhoiiny'B fried oysters V-Ui-tl Up Town onto". Allordorsfor advertising, job work and subscriptions can be loft at lleoee's Auction and Commission rooms, Dougherty building, W Centre street, where they will "oeivo prompt attention. ellven Aw ay. For sixty days Keagey, tho photographer, will give 10x12 platinum picture with even dozen of his $3 cabinets. "l'lia Tornado. " One ef the reallttio features of the ; ireat Tornado" scene in Lincoln J. Carter's new play, "The Toroado," is real lightning, which flashes and illuminates the scene all through its awlul intensity. This is supplied by a system of s orage batteries, carried by tho company. At Ferguson's theatre on Saturday evening, Jauuary 20th. Have you triad McKlheiiny's fried oysters' a 12-tt . Beur In Mind John' A. Kellly's is the place to got the purost wines aud liquors, bast beer aud alet and finest brands of cigars. 10-10-tf lawyer Foitter'a tlrancli Ofllre Sol. Foster, Esq., Attorney and Counsellor. at Law, of Pottavllle, has taken rooms at McKlhcnny's cafo building aud will orcn a branch law ofllee. Mr. Foster extieets to he in Shenaudoah every Wednesday and Satur day ovouings, whim ho can be consulted at tho place mentioned. ll-22-2w Coming Kvaiits. Feb. 8. Fift'i grand ball of tho Gyraniw aitiiu Club in Bobbins' opera house. Wadding; Invitations. Over S00, ef the Hunt and oorroet stylo . ,., . , . at the Hjwai.1) offlo.. Either printed o' engraven, nre m oiawqqi, nitj prieoa. Hai-.ttill'it Cr. Wheu seeking a neat aud well conducted afe, go te Bureklll's, turner Main and Col a rcHiU. Politw aad prompt aMmtieo. 11 7-tf When Baby u sick, we gave kw Osmhv, Whim aba waa a Child, she crUit for Oaatorlfc, When Jm tnwiiw MIm, she atusc te Castor k. When alia bad OuUdran, sb gave thaaa CVaitfirMv Wanders' tnsdemu tl eablnsts for $1. S. E Cor. Centra aid Uarket St., PotUvllla. 11-31 tf -TISIT T- pittsburg Novelty Store Chioaware, (lustaaware, OlaMnare and HOLIDAY SSL? w-Tm i i i sxamtne tbe stock and be erBriUMa we sarry tue very Deal line, No. 'J West Ten Hre Street, dhraandoalt. Carpets, Oil Cloths ! In j, Winiow.ShadM, Carpet Symjk will be wild uheaper ltd moslta at C. D. FricKe's Carpet Stcre, 10 Houth Jttrdlu Btreet. JOHN BRIGGS STORY. (OmtOiue om fVrH fmte.) before that. When Amour asked mo to go to Uilberton I understood that wo wero to go thereto keep guaid on the workmen who woro to lay tno tracK ami lor mat purpose J volunteered to go homo and got my gun. Wrenn Hrown bad a rllle the same as mine a Springfield. He HvtB about 200 yards from ine, hut on different streets. We went after our guns together and 1 think lie waited on Second street until 1 came from my house. At this point witness Identltlid tho gun market! ' F" nd ''SO"' as his. '1 be gun is a slate pieee served me by Co. F. 8th Ileglment, of Uirardville. ( f which I have been a member since June, I8M0 1 atn now serving my tcond eultetnv lit, vMci heron on June 2K lWw. After 1 arker md me returned to the leataurant I went to Mr ("arker. our Quartermaster Sergeant, but he was not home, and his Rife gave rn three boars of cartridges, each containing about twenty. I gave Ilrown one liox and kept the other two. The flmt 1 knew there were oth er arms on the dinkey w when wo were somewhere between (Jirardvilleand llabanoy Plane. I loaded my own gun on the way lo (lilbertou. I Minnum lirown loaded his own cun. if it was loaded. On the way Amour gave orders that no ersonwasto shoot un less lie gave orders, ine npringne o rules don't hold more than one cartridge' When 1 went to the front platform after the dinkoy not to Qllberton 1 saw stinio rattles on it, but I can t say who they were. Mr. Amour wa on the north end, hut 1 can't say whether Mr. Hen nv was there. I helicvo there was somebody ou tho southern end of the plat form. 1 (lid not see Amour alter the shoot' inn un.il 1 saw him in tho car, going homo. I had been sitting in tho car alio it ten mln utea beiore I heard the crowd outside booting and ioeri uk. I O. What did you gooutthero at all for? A. 1 went out thinking that wl en the owd would see us with the guns they would decide not to make a raid ou us. t). You went out to intimidate the people to that they would not make an attack on the car? A. Yes, sir. Q. To frighten the people ol Qilborlon. A. No, sir : not to frighten them. I). Weill, thcu if you didn't go out to frighten them, what effect would you expect your guu ttouia nave A. 1 thought they would change their minus ana not attack us. Q. How would it bo brought about? A. They would see us stand oui ground Q. Do sou mean to say that would not bo tl.o result ot ughtv A. 1 could not say it would At this point Mr. Wadlinger railed Ilriggs' gun and allowing the barrel to fall upon the railing ot tnu witness hox with a demimale voice and with stern glance at the prisoner. Krlggs, why urn you nut a oattriilge in that guu that night A. Because I saw other guns getting loaded Q. Is that the ouly reason you can give? A. Hint is all, sir. Q. Will you state whether or not It re quired a loaded gun to mnko tho people o unuerton stand hack that night ? A.. 1 supiioso an empty guu would htvo the same effect as a loaded oue for the pur. Pobo J wnutod ft. li. Why, then, did you go to your tluar tcrmastcr Sergeant's that night aud get 00 cartridges to Into to Uilhorton? A. leant say. lean ctvo no ox plana tion. Q. Didn't you know before you started for (lllbcrton that night that under lb military laws of thin state and your osth as joMier, that you had no right to tako cither that gun or tho stato ammunition to miner ton? A. No, sir: I didn't. I never gave it thought. lirlggs then described how he made hi; etCapo alter tho shooting, I tan to tho otlic cud of the oar, got off at the northwest corner and ran dowu the north side of tb street until 1 came to a piece of opening, on tho tenth side, a vacant, lot, and then I crossed tho street and ran dowu this lot to tho railroad and then went straight (low tho railroad I had a gun with mo That gun 1 took off tho seat in tho ear just before I jumped off tho platform I saw some parties on the railroad, hut did not stop to talk to any until 1 met Mr. Weavill. Thei was an engine tomiug down the track and as 1 thought that Borne who might bo alter in might see mo by the headlight of the engine I got oil tho railroad and against a lence. Justus tho engino pafsed Weavill hollered to mo aud cxmo up. I though bo not oil' the engine because I dldn t see 111: beloro. Wo wilkod dowu to Mahauoy I'lauo touetber. When wo got near the Eeadiug depot thure Ilrown canto down heutnd ui. think ho had his gun. Wo saw the dinkey coming und I asked Brown to go and stop so I could rido homo. Ho did and the dinkey waited for W eavill aud mo near tne We Bear Kldge colliery sthles and then we went homo. 1 went home and got there aoout a. m. I washed the blood off my head an neck aud the doctor told mo to keep cold water on mv lee. At about 3 or 1 o'clock that morning a conftablo called at my housa when I was in bed with a wariant for my arrest. That was tho first that I knew that anybody except Amour und myself had been shot. I told the constable ho had better seo tho doctor as to whether I could go to jail then. Thoy wunt over and I sent to Frank Bensingcr, a coal aud iron policeman, and I told him I would manage to go down to oltsvillo with him if they would got a buggy to tako mo to thedepot, They did ai d they took me to tho station. I walked from the depot lu l'ottsvillo to tbe jail, but my leg was very painful. Mr. l'ortner, the oapuiiu of tho Uirardville police, warf with us. Tho I gun I took from tho dinkey wheu I ran away f TOW ,,ut 011 the paoger oar whou we got i to Uirardville aud 1 told tue conductor, Kobert Kleea. to nut it In the power house. A constable was soul over to the jail to get I the pants Urlggs wore at the riot and when tnev wero prouuoeo irigga lueuuueu uivtu and pointed nut tho bullet bole in the leg. Special low prices to all inwatehes, jewelry Mid silverware at Ilolderroan's, corner Main aud Lleyd atreeta. It 87-tf Tbe proprietors of Pan-Tin have aimnt thousands of dollars to mako It known tbat it eura loughs. Colds and l-aOrloixi. Trial oottleatif iVu-Tlua free at P. P. B. Klrlln's Jru Wore. fried oysters a specialty at MoHlhenny'e. ii-lle if GouponNoi 8. "Kastupitcts Frem the Art Ga.lt.iu of the World." jjumbSB Gauged Daily- Send or brlnt to the oJUee of this Paper -ou Ooupou, together with tea oenu. tu money, and yau-.wfll receive tae great l'ortfollo ot Art. MArlANOT C1TT, MinlHOY Ctrr, Jan, IS. V, J. Hogan, Owen Clark and son, John O. Lewis and n other, and Mr. W. W. Lewie gazed upon tho splendors of "Black Crook" in Shenandoah last evening. Mini UatHo Stauffer and a number of Intl- mato friends formed an apron sewing circle on Tuesday evening. The needles and hours sped merrily away toward midnight, tho first prize, a gum baby boy, being awarded to Mr. William James, ot at. mcnoias. Messrs. J. C. Krupp.of Graters Ford. M. K. Yeator aud J. M. llowos. of Lewlstown. regis tered at tho Grand Central, Feter Thresher, of Jilngtown, shot a Ger man hare, weighing over eleven poutxls. Miss Jennie Falls wai married yestorday fternoon to William Close at Morea. whero the will take n their reiidouce. John flematiy and wire, or buck Moun tain, were brought before 'SnulroCovlola.lt cvenlni, charged by Stephen Andrew with larceny and assault. Stephen s wounds were healed by a few crisp billi from tho pockets f the aggressive couplo. A progressive euchre party was Held ou Tuesday eveninc, at tho homo ol J. H, llollenbcck, at which 1. J. x ranklln won fiJst prize. Bov. Wiegind, of the Evangelical church, Tamaqua, was a visitor hero yestorday alter noon. Doctor J. G. Mertz will leave town to-day for a short sUy in Philadelphia. Itobert J. Wythe, who was iniarcd In wreck ou tho Lehigh Valley railroad near Buck Mountain two weeks ago, is now able to resume business. Tho shirt factory beiiau operations to day with a full force, .a number of largo orders from retail dealers having already been re celvod. Charles Oodlnskl. of Shenandoah, sat In tho tunnel at Bear Eidge colliery at Tuesday noon contentedly eating his meal of pork and bread, and while musing over tho (lay when he might return to tho "old country," he picked up a stick or dualin and carelessly tanned tho rail with tho harmless looking ex plosive, as a hoy wouiu a suck, inoaynamito boro this sort of annoyaneo as long as it could and then suddenly went off with great forco aud the role a hand went witu it where to, is not exactly known, as it has not been found since. Tho poor fellow jumped o his feet, yelled and danced like a Comanche md ran llko a deer far tho "top" from whence he was removed to tho Ashland hospital. (JIKAttOVlI.I.IJ. Mrs. McAudrews. of Kapnahaunock. who died yesterday, will bo buried on Saturday morning. 1'rlvate.lohn liurns. ol tneiNattonai uuatcis, who was recently married, was presented with a handsome rocking chair this week by the soldier lads of t oinpany . George lliggins, station sgent for tho Keen ing railroad at Shamokin, was about town vestcrdav morning. Reading colliery employes wore paid to-day and the regular scrimmages in consequence. Michael Grimes, oftho East ward, iscoutln ed with the rheumatism. Patrick Crane, blacksmith at No. 5, has luincirled work ou account of sickness. I'hllip Blast, one of oursuccessful business men, is making au addition to ins house pro sumably for an increase in the family. Ml-s Katio Lonahau. of Contralln, beamed pleasantly on many acquaintances in town on Wednesday alternoon. Miss Aunlo lilllcu, 01 St. uiair, is visiting about town. Tho funoral of Patrick Grady, late super visor of Butler township, bad a largo lolluw ing yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thomas wero yoster dav tho cuesls of Mahanoy City friends. A lariro uumiicrorour roopio. wno witness. ed tho production of "Faust," in Ashland last ovaulng, pronounce tne periormanco strictly hrst clazi. MAIIANIIV I'l-ANH. Thomas 1'epper and Frank Williams, Ashlaud. pasted through town to-day. of Mrs. John Klrby is confined to her home with the quinsy. I'. J. Martin, onn of Pottfiv.ille's leading nowsnaner men. irrasticd hands with numcr ous friends as he passed through town last ovenlng. Frank Parrieh, of Uilberton, has returned from a two week's 6tay In 1'fttslon. Gcorco Simpson and Arthur Jones visited W. A. llcnsinger In Mahanoy City yenterday. The funeral of Dennis Barry, who was buried yestorday afternoon in St. Josephs' cemetery, Giraidville, had a largo following. Politics iu this township have taken a sudden turn toward activity. Tho Citizens' primary convention meet to-uight and tho Democrats learning tho Citizens' move sud denly called a meeting for last evening. Just what was done has not been learned, but certain is, there were enough candidates announced to fill the county offices. Among those not heretofore announced In these columns arc : Jshn KUcullen, Liddlo Ourley, Itcpub'ican, John Trevetbcn. Anthony Bolinski and John Kirby Demo cratic for Council. James Leahy, Patrick F. Kane. Miles Brenner, John O'Boyle, John Hiillihau, Jr., Thomas Carliu and Thomas McLaughlin, all aspirants for political recognition from Chief uurgess downward. Mr. and Mrs. Jcichsrd Metz witnessed "Faust" in the Ashland opera house on Tuesday evening. ltall I'oHtpoued. Tlio first grand ball of tho Manhattan Athletic Club, which was to havo taken place Monday evening, January lCth, has been postponed until Monday, ftM Inst. 1-13 1518 Get your repairing done at Uoldcrman'a. 12 27-tf Papers Wanted. In order to complete files tour oopiei of tho Evmnino Hhiiai.u of September lflth, Octo ber 21st and 36th, 18U8, are wanted. Address, IlHKALi) ofiloe, Shenandoah, Pa. tf An Art Gem. Kvery one who lias seen tlio II rut part of "Masterpieces from the Art Gallcriea of the World" acknowledges Ha beauty and value, and they wonder how we can allord to glvellt uway as we do. They do not reulize thut securing more reudera, regular eubtcrlberi-, la the greut aim of every publisher and (hat he Is willing to Bpeud n greut deal of money in tiding It. This system costs m very little more thau tho employ inent nfjexiieuelve canvassers and It isa much inorepleasantway. Everybody la thanking uu for what wo are doing, dir old subscribers feel that we are doing a friendly act and in return they mo Inducing thousand of new ones to ftttut lu with us. For this llrrt part, one ooupou und ten cunts la all that we roejuirc, for further parts six coupons and ten cents will bo asked. That will compel the new men to take the paper regularly every dsy. That la the why In a nutshell. Did Wo Btoni Thorn ? No, tbe ninn who suggested tbat we must linvoBtolen these Masterpieces of Art wua mistaken; wo imtd Rood money for them nnd wo nre Lclng re paid by the thanks of our readeis, and by the efforts they are making to spread our circulation. They are tho best kind of cuuvacserp, and are doing their work well. Out of town readers wllljforward their coupons aud ten cents and address to this ofllee, and wo will have the part sent them by mall from New York. Local readers should hund In tho coupons and ten cents at this olllce and tako the part home with them, If possible bring n friend along, so that he may see what a good thing It is. Councilman Charged with Kinlieizleniont, I'onnviM.K, I'n., Jntt 18. Solicitor Mntton 1ms been Instructed by the coun cil to bring; suit for embezzlement against William II. Towimerul. n councilman from the Southeast ward. Townsend was chairman of the construction com mittee lust year, nnd It is alleged that he has eollecte-tl money from property own ers for making councctlons to culverts, and did not turn it Into tho treasury. It la further aliened that he bout-lit ttoods illegally and paid exorbitant prices for work nnd supplies. Against "Preferred" Creditors. ALhANY, Jan. 18. The bill which Sen ator Cantor introduced yesterday In re lation to the Immediate maturity of ull obligations of an insolvent man is one of the most important measures introduced in the legislature In years. Underthe old law creditors sometimes had to wait months for the collection of the same, until the paper which thoy held matured. The propoied bill matures all debts of all kinds and characters, nnd places ovary creditor on un equal footing. A Slato Ticker's Terrible Dentil. SCRANTON, Fa., Jan. 18. Michael DIs- kln, a i;j-year-ol(l boy, employed us a slate picker at Corey's breaker, met a frightful death. Whllu walking; on a plank above the immense cogwheels that turn the screens he became dizzy nnd fell hotween the cogs. The body passed through tho cruel cogs in less than a minute and was thrown to the ground below in nn unre cognizable shape. The head and legs were separated from the body aud were ter ribly crushed. To Abolish Child I.nlior. BALTlMOKK, Jan. 18. Tho recently or ganized Union for Public Good, consist ing of labor organizations, aud city and state officials, last night inaugurated a vigorous crusade on the "sweating sys tem" nnd tho child labor evil. Active measures uro to be taken at once aiyl the Maryland leglfllaturo.-now In session, will be petitioned to deal n death blow to both evils. Lawyer Rliull Acquitted. New Huio.MFtian, Pa.. Jan. 18. The trial ot Lawyer J. W. Shttll for the shoot ing of District Attorney Uaker on Dec. 9 resulted in Skull's acquittal. The grand jury ignored all the counts ot the Indict ments except the minor ones of assault with intent to maim and assault and bat tery. Thu defense admitted the shooting and claimed -that Baker was the ag gressor. Crilhed Under a Train. HoiiOKEN, Jf. J., Jan. 18. A construc tion train of five cjirs used on a temporary railroad in construction with the building of the new tunnel at Fairvlew, N. J., fell through a trestle, killing two men and In- juring twenty-eight others. They were Italian laborers and were at work under the trostle. Many of the injured nre badly mangled and not expected to live. Coughllu's Lengthy Trial. ClIICAOO, Jan. 18. It is estimated that it will takena much time to introduco all the evidence of the defence In the Cough lin trial as was required by tbe suite. It 'took about six weeks to introduce the state witnesses, and should the defense consume nn equnl period the verdict o: the jury may not be looked for until about March 1. To be ltrought Hack for Murder. WlLKKSliAimu, I'n., Jan. 18. Word was received here last night of the arrest of John Swlulmrn at Baker, Knn. Swin burn is charged with the murder of James Johnson at Hanover, Luzerne county, last October. A reward of 100 was of fered for the arrest of the murderer. Htorles of Ilnrdsblp Denied. St. Paul, Jan. 18. The Winnipeg curlers now In the city are very indignant over the report from Montreal that terri ble destitution prevails in their city. They say these reports are absolutely false, an without the shadow of foundation. They say that Manitoba la prosperous. May Couttmt Hopkins' Klectlon. Chicago, Jan. 18. H is reported thnt the Itemibllcana will reconsider their de cision, and will contest the recent eleotion of Mayor John IC Hopkins.' The law al lows hut thirty days to file this formal contest and the time will nxpire tomor row. lllg htotu Works ltfwuino. POTTSTows, Pa., Jan. 18. The exten sive works of the March-Browuback Stove company resumetl operations yesterday giving employment to a laige number of their men, whb huve been idle for a long time. Voyage Around The World ! 1 Part L Number 4. Numbers ohange daily Out tlittt coupon out und keep it uutil Hovcii dlffcrrut nu bere itre aocuu li bit ed, then briug or forwurd them tu gether with Sevan Cent to ihi uWc ami you will rtcelvk the portfolio uu ttdvm tltttjd. Cull und .set' stmple Cut This Coupon Out. kjaVilVjdtjdsj&jaVkallcjnijfiuChSKja ALLOW US TO Jntrodao Ton A llaU rrs.entaUoa of I'eople of rienown. Tho KvaniKO Hbiuld I. pennlttsd to lu- troduootoits readers some of the renowned porsons of tho world. Ton won't have to travol to meet them. You will sit In your homo with your wife and children around you and oomo face to face with splendid photographs of somo of thn world's most famous peoplo people that you may never soo iu tho flwh. And when you begin to weary of studying the features of this class of society we will show you a good many places and things in faraway climes that many of your brethren havo gladly paid thousands of dollars to see. In this tour yon can take your family with you without extra cost aud without tho dis comforts of travol to you all. With tho old Orccks to soe was to know. Tho samo wold which expressed tho act of vision denotod also tho perception of tho mind. or may it lo doubted that of all tho avenues between tlio Inward and spiritual soul of man nnd tho outward and visible world of tangi bio things, the sense of sight Is the brightest and moat delightful. Vision is tho eno aliko of information and ideality tho open way of knowledge and of dreams. The advantages of pictorial representation as a moans of informing and verifying can hardly be exaggerated. Wherever travel is practicable there tho lens, with its quick flash of light and swiftly caught imago of naluro aud man has oomo In to supply the deficiency and to transmit to homes in distant lands tho picturo and vision of tho reality. Now if you will go with us on this voyage you will seo many wonderful things, meet many oelebratcd perronagea and you will not oao any time from businees. Tho Hist week we are going to introduce to you : The venerublo Justices of tho Supreme Court. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland. Prominent members of the Senate and Homo. Tho Presidents of the United States since the formation of government. Twenty-eight well known Governors now in office. President Harrison and his Cabinet. Prominent Gepublioans. Prominent Democrats. Generals famous since the war. Celebrated Union Generals. Famous Confederate Generals Leaders of the Navy. Foreign Ministers at Washington. The following weeks wo shall Introduco other notabios and then begin our travels In foreign lauds. lly this time you will he doubtless curious to know tho conditions of this trip. Libten: Each day cut out tho ooupons printed in this paper beginning Monday, January 13, 1894, and put it aside with one cent. Seven of these coupons, conseoutlvely numbered and seven cents will obtain for you Portfolio 1 of 'The "World and its Feoplk bt Sun liqiit." The famous collection of photo graphlo vlows just prepared by the noted traveler John Clark Kidpatb, L. L. D. Each Portfolio will contain 1G pages and there will bo 24 portfolios. Tbe whole series will con tain the most valuale Art Collection, such as cannot lo met with often. For your own pleasure and for tho education of your chit dren you should have the complsto .cries and you should seito the opportunity now. If you arealready getting tho Evinino IlEn ALU all you havo to do is to save your cou pons and pennies. If you aro not getting tho Evenino Hkjiald send jour namo and ad dress, and the raper will be left by carriers for you every day. Tke coupons will beftin to appear on Monday, January 13, 1694 LOOK OUT FOR THEM I IIekald Publishing Company. Skenandoah, Pa, Citizens' Conventions! Notice is hereby glvon, by authority granted the Citizens' City StandlngCommlttee of Chen andoah. Pa., that tbo primaries oftho different wards will bo held ou Friday Evening, January 19, '04, at 7 o'clock, at tho following plac.s: Firat Wan! At the rublic house o! William ttcnuxicK Second H'arif In Ferguson's hall. Theatre DUlIQing. Third Waril Itescue Hook and Ladder Com pany's building. Fourth IPai (! At the nnbllc house of Peter ill ley. lYfih ll'ard Is Bchmldt's hall, corner Coal ar.d weststreets. The conferees eleclcd at these primaries will meet In tbo Council Chamber, Saturday even luc, January 20th, 1801, at7 o'clock, to nominato a Iloroogh ticket. The uew rules will govern the primaries. II. C. IlOVUIt, Chalrmau. James McEliibnnv, secretary. Democratic Primaries By authority crtmled the Democratic. Stand fug Committee tho following plaoae have beon deelded upon for holding the primaries on Monday Evening, January 22, '94 , at 7 o'clock, to wit: First It'oni At the publlo house of Timothy O'Brien. Seeoml M'cmf At the Schetfly House. Third ll'oni At the publlo house of Benja rain Rtchards. Fourth Word At the publlo house of P. Stanton. Fifth Ittirii In Schmldt'a Hall, corner Coal and West streets. The convention for the nomination of a Bor ough ticket will bo held in the Council Chamber on Tuesday evening, January S3, 1991. J. A.TOCtEY, Chalrmau M. T. Vubcell, Secretary. MISCELLANEOUS. "1 TANTKBT). An nmn'pnllita lr Unrn 111 V barber tradi. Apply to K. W( SUeeler, iw fifLu Mam hi reet. i-io nt TAM'KD. A bright boy to learn tbe t nrltlLinu IriulM Annlvnt H KUAt.n nflllMl. T OHT A robe and a burse blanket, on road tj iwiween aero ami ruiiavjiie rui lumr. mat Ion address "11," IIBUALD offloe. 1-10 1 EKAL ESTATE POll SALE Property situated at tbe northwest corner of Coal und Catharine streets, conslaung of one lot, 30x150 fuot. and six dwelling houses. Apply to Prank 1. Wilson. 310 Nerth Jaialn street. 1-3-2W M ASreRPIECES- Prom tho Art Galleries of theWorld This eoltectlon of tho lost Beautiful Pictures iHIIN'n'i'J " Have been selected by a lover of pictures after years of labor nnd great expense. They will represent everything that is popular in pictures. Thoy aro tho ,':;t Popular Fislu.es 'ilv: km irlisls ! They are given away to readers of this paper. Thoy nre issued in parts containing 1& masterpieces and ono page of descriptive matter about tho picturo and the artist. 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The engravings aro of the very highest grade of Photographic Copper half-tonos. and are perfect reproductions of tho mag nificent originals. Do not neglect to cut out tho coupon to-day and get your part Immediately and don't forget your friouds. The Story of the Work. A lover of pictures, a man of means,. making a tour oftho art galleries of the world, realized that the luxury of seeing; all these beauties was limited to tho very wealthy, and to them only by wearisome and expenslvo traveling and time. "Why not in the present ago of perfect photogra phic reproduction, why not reproduce tke most beautiful, the most popular, the most noted of these art treasures ?" was- tho (iitestion ho asked himself. Why not Indeed; no sooner thought of thau he applied his means and prestigo te sooure largo photographs of tho choice pictures. Ths result Is "Mastewiecks rnojr the Aht Galleries ok the Would.' 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