EVENING HERALD
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Entered at the post offlco at Shenandoah, Pa
ai second closs mall matter.
Tim ErjsiriNG ubbazd,
Shenandoah, Penni.
Evening Herald.
WEDNESDAY, APKIL 10, 1895.
Sl'AIs has made the required apology
in the AUtanca case, but the fact remains
that It may be necessary for us to Insure
her future good behavior by absorbing
Cuba.
It 1b true, as Mr. Depew observes, that
"Nothing but a miracle can wrest tri
umph from the Republican party;" and
miracles never come to pass for the bane
fit of the Democrats.
Plaintiffs In libel suits or prosecutions
generally fare badly. In such procedures
they substantially put their whole lives
under cross-examination. And generally
their complaints result in advertising the
alleged libel, which, if left alone to be
lived down, might never have been heard
beyond a limited circle.
CHINA will undoubtedly be a large pur
chaser of sliver after the war ends. This
is one of the reasons why that metal is
advauclng, and another reason is the
general improvement in business. There
is a chance that the increased prices will
lead to increased production, in which
case another drop may take place.
Thus far in the Cuban rebellion the
mother country perhaps stepmother
would be a better name has been get
ting the worst of it. It would have been
money in Spain's pocket had she ac
cepted that $100,000,000 provhiouiilly
(ibflered for Cuba by the Polk adminis
tratlou.
TllE commercial failures of the paf-t
three months were fewer than were those
of the corresponding time in 1694, and
the liabilities involved were smaller. Co
incldently with this decrease in business
mortality there has been a large Increase
in the aggregate of business transactions,
This change In conditions Is highly slg
nlflcant and encouraging.
A recent writer suggests that if there
is anything in the law of averages or his
torlcal precedents, It is about time for
the United States to have another war,
The average period between wars here
tofore has been about twenty-five years
and thirty years have now passed since
the civil war. Never before in our his
tory, that is to say, has there been so
long a period of profound peace as the
one through which we are now passing
and if history Is going to repeat itself, a
war must soon ensue.
The value of judicious advertising was
once more Illustrated recently, this time
at St. Cloud, Mlou. There were a num
ber of candidates for Mayor, each of
whom was a "hustler" and freely spent
his money to gratify his ambition. A
man named Boyd stepped into the race
toward the end of the preliminary "scor
ing" for position. He contented himself
with a simple advertisement or announce
tnent la the newspapers, telling the
people that ho would like to be elected
and that he would, If elected, carry out
certain reforms. He made no promises
personally, asked for no votes, spent no
money, bought no drinks, and was op
posed by the "machines" of the city, yet
he carried every ward in St. Cloud.
While Americans will frown upon any
attempts of the Cuban patriots to en
tangle this country In the present out
break, It Is impossible for them to conceal
their sympathy with the Cuban cause.
people which fought for and won its
liberties at the point of the sword cannot
remain indifferent to a neighbor which is
engaged in a similar struggle. Further
more, Cuba Is bound to the Republic by
Inseparable ties. Her interests are largely
Identified with our own and destiny has
unmistakably marked her for a part of
the Union. General Campos may suc
ceed in battling the Cuban aspiration for
freedom for a time, but eventually Spain
will be driven from the Pearl of the
Antilles as it has been driven front the
American continent which It once
dominated.
An Aooidontnt Wheeling, W, Va,,
with Fatal Results.
BIX LIVES PROBABLY SACRIFICED.
Among the Demi la Ilov. F. II. 1'nrkc, Vicar
OannralottlioCntlinllo Dloccno of Wheel
Ing The Accident a Iteiult or Criminal
Negligence.
Wheeling, W. Vn., prll 10. Yester
day tho south wall of tho four story brick
block of T. T. Hutchinson company, on
tho cornor of Mniu street and the alloy
touth of Twelfth, collapsed without warn
ing. Noxt north of it W. II. Chapman &
Son wcro Just flnUIilug n live story brick
block, to bo used ns n paint, gloss and
builders' supply iroro, and thoy already
hml stored In It about tU.OOO worth of
stock and were doing business thuro.
Hutchinson & Co donlt In hardware, sad
dlers' and woon makers' supplies, mid tho
building was pnekod full of goods. Tho
wall on tho nlloy Hrst fell out, pulling
with it tho party wall between Hutchin
son's and Chapmans'. Peoplo who woro
near say that tho cracking of timbers was
llko tho rattlo of musketry, and that in a
few seconds everything was rendered in
visible by a hugo cloud of dust.
The crash of the falling bulldtns was
terrifloand soon drow thousands to tho
scone. The horror of tho accident was in
creased by flro, and as there were larire
quantities of oil, turpentlno and tho llko
in Chapman & Son s tho situation was
delicate.
As soon as pooplo about tho ploco be-
carao cool enough to think it was found
that thero woro buriod in tho Hutchinson
building ruins four employes, as follows:
Hobort Wlncher, Eugene Birch, P. J.
Iloran and M. J. Ford.
Charles Hallcr, tho bookkeeper, and
Adam Blumo. junior partner, woro penned
up against tho roar wall, and woro reloased
by pressing tho Irons off tho windows.
Thoy woro unhurt. Mr. Hutchinson was
in the second story.nnd was badly Injured,
but was roscued alive, and hopes ore on-
tcrtalned that ho may recovor. Ford was
reached after hard work by a largo forco of
men and found allvo, but unconscious. Ho
was taken out aftor an hour's work and
romoved to a hospital. Ho may get woll.
Tho othor three employes, wlncher, lilrch
and Horau, aro still In tho ruins and
doubtless dead.
When tho collnp.se enmo Ford was sell
ing a bill of goods to Benjamin Prltchard,
a wagon manufacturer of Buchannon, W.
Vn. Prltchard's dead body was found
lying across Ford's logs. Ho was Morally
crushod to death.
Shortlv before tho accident Very Rev.
Father F. H. Parke, vicar genoral of tho
Catholic dloccso of Wheeling, was seen to
outer tho alloy, and ho was bollovod to bo
killed, and this belief was sadly confirmed
last night by tho recovery of his body. Ho
was 72 years of age. a distinguished clorgy
man, chaplain of Mount Do Chantal acad
emy, and had been twice administrator of
tho diocese. A Wostorn Union tolegraph
mossonger boy, Harry Cowl, ogod 11, is
also known to havo bjou In tho alloy, and
his body has not been recovered.
Great Indignation is nxnrossed, becauso
at tho timo tho old Melodeon hull proporty
was roinodoled and a story added, In 1891,
by Mr. Hutchinson, tho walls woro con
demned, but ho peislstcd In using them,
and owing to tho lack of adequuto laws
could not bo prevented.
Selected Tier Own Collin Before Suicide.
AUBUltN, N. Y., April 10.-Aftor having
drossed horself for hor funeral and writing
three letters, each containing a confession
of suicide, Mrs. Marietta Rich yostorday
took a dose of luudanum and died soon
nftor bolng found. Five weeks ago Ed
ward C. Rich her husband, was found
dead In uod, having boon asphyxiated by
escaping gas, and Mrs. Rich statos in ouo
of her lottors that sho could not hear to
seo his body, which reposes In tho vault at
tho cemetery, "put under tho earth," and
requested that his body bo burled at tho
Enmo time as hers. On Maroh 11, after
paying the oxponsos of her h usband's fu
neral, sho selected and paid for her own
caskot, saying sho had plonty of money
then ana might not have It when tho time
came for her to dlo.
Cincinnati's Ills Tailors' Strike.
Cincinnati, April 10. Tho striking
coatmakers held another mass meeting
yostorday. Reports woro road from the
additional shops on strlko, making tho to
tal numbor out 8,000. Tho shops in Cov
ington, Newport and other Kentucky su
burban points havo joined tho strlkors.
Socrotary Abo Bloom, of tho Cincinnati
Clothiers' association, statod that tho
wholosalors would meet them half way as
Individuals, hut they want to moot tho
rcprosontntives of shops, and not thoso of
the Coatmakers Protective association.
Massachusetts' Sweeping Sunday Law.
Boston, April 10. Tho house yesterday
discussed tho bill to regulate tho observ
ance of tho Lord's day and thonoogrossed
it In concurrence with tho senate. Tho hill
provides that no entertainment shall bo
given on bunday to which an admission
foe Is charged, prohibits any manual
labor, buslnoss or work, except works of
necessity ana charlty,nny sport or game of
any description. Severe ponaltios are pro
vided for violations. The bill only laoka
the governor's signature.
Ultimatum to Striking Miners.
PlTTSUUUa, April 10. Tho Pittsburg
Railroad Coal Operators' association last
night isjued another statement to the
minors. They say that somothlng radical
must bo douo if the Pittsburg district
wishes to retain its lako trado. They make
a final proposition to tho minors that thoy
will stand tho discrimination in shipping
rates, hut the men must agroo to work for
the sixty cent rato prevailing in Ohio, or
tho mines will have to he shut down this
Disastrous Floods In Hungary,
BUDA Pksth, April 10. The affluents of
the Danube havo overflowed their banks
in tho south of Hungary. Tho streets of
many towns are submerged, and tho foun
dations of hundreds of housos have crum
bled tuid boon washed away. In Semliu
2,000 people are homeless nnd suffering
from exposure, having lost everything, in
cluding their clothing.
The Workers Win a T.ung Strike.
Wilkrsbarkh, Pa., April 10. The Pitta
ton Stove works, which were eloted about
five months ago by a strike, when the
company attempted to enforce a 10 per
cent, reduction, resumed ojieratlons tills
morning. All the union man have been
reinstated and tho old scale of wagon will
bo paid.
In tho body of an adult person thero aro
about IS pounds of blood,
Tho blood has as its most important ele
ments, small round corpuscles, red and
white, In proportion of about 300 red to 1
white- one.
If tho number of red corpuscles becomes
diminished and the white ones Increased
the blood is impure, thin, lacking In tho
nutrition necessary to sustain tho health
and nerve strength of the body.
Then That Tired Feeling, Nervousness,
Scrofula, Salt Rhoum, or others of tho long
train of ills, according to the temperament
and disposition, attack the victim.
The only permanent remedy Is found in
a reliable blood medicine like Hood's
Sarsaparllla, which acts upon the red cor
puscles, enriching them and increasing
their number. It thus restores the vital
fluid to healthy condition, expels all Im
purity, cures Nervousness, That Tired Feel
ing, Scrofula and all other diseases arising
from or promoted by low statoof the blood.
That these statements are true wo provo
not by our own statements, but by what
thousands of perfectly reliable people say
bout Hood's Sarsaparllla. Read the testi
monial in tho next column from' a beloved
clergyman. Then take
HlOcS 3
The Blood Purifier anH
Anot (i..r TliluMiig Postal Clerk. I
Chicago, April 10. Patrick C. Crano, '
teller of tho monoy order division of tho
Chicago poatolllce, was arrestod last ovon-'
Ing charged with tho ombozzlomcnt of -$1,410.
Ho bus beuu employed In tho post
olilco three years, and has boon an oxcel
lont employe. Ho confessed, saying ho was ,
heavily in debt when ho onterod tho olllco, '
and took the money to satisfy his dobtors. i
He offered to rnstoro tho monoy after bo-1
Ing arrested.
ltttuntnn of llnrtrnnft's Division.
HAV.itiBituno, April 10. Tho survivors
of Hnrtranft's division of tho Eighth
Army corps held their reunion here yes
terday. Among those in attendance were
Mrs, HartranU, tho widow o-t the famous
general, and his son Linn. A camp lire
was held in the evening, at which ad-'
dressos were made Dy Governor Hastings,!
Adjutant General Stowurs and Linn Hurt-
ranft.
Engineer nntl Flrom.ni Kllh.ti.
St. Joiinsbci:y, Vt.. April 10. A pas
senger train on tho Pa-isuinpsio division
of tho Boston and .Maine railroad came in
collision with a largo boulder on tho track,
near Smith's Mills. Tho locomotive was
thrown oil tho track and overturned, and
the engineer, S. J. Roonoy. and Fireman
Lewis Kmorson wuro so badly scalded that
they died soon afterward.
Confronted with a a.'urtfar Cliiirxo.
Baltimore, April 10. Williams and
Whitnoy, tho highwaymen arretted in
Pittsburg, who attempted to rob and
murder in Baltimore Councilman Swin
dell, tho glass manufacturer, aro now cm
fronted with tho charge of murdor. Tho
Altoou (Pa.) police stato that on tho night
of tho day Williams and Whitney readied
that city In their flight from Baltimore
an aged German was bound and gagged
and murdered and his house robbed, and
that tho men arrested aro bollovcd to bo
tho murdorors and robbers. Should the'
Altoona polico produce convicting ovi-
douce Williams and Whitnoy will bo sur
rendered to tho Pennsylvania authorities.
M. J. LAWLOR,
Justice of the Peace
Insurance and ....
Real Estate Agent, ,
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TWO-STORY Frame Building, 30x45 feet, on
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Twenty-nine acres under cultivation, and four
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FOR HALE. Licensed hotel (stand In Alarm
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Mineral waters, Weiss beer. Bottler of
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17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenandoah, Pa.
W. J. Canceirius, Saloon I
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Beers, Porter, Ale and Cigars. Temper-
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Miners, Mechanics and Laborers'
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Limited to -100 shares. The sale of shares
will take place at the office of John R.
Coyle, Esq., on WEDNESDAY, APRIL
17th, 1805, between the hours of S and 8
o'clock p. m. 8,0,8,10,13,15,10
Blood
" In view of tho benefit I have had from
Hood's Sarsaparllla I wish to give the fol
lowing testimonial. I have several times
been badly
Poisoned With Crooplng Ivy.
As tho old school of medicine simply tried
to remove the symptoms Instead of tho
sources of thorn, much of the poison was
left in my systom to appear in an itching
humor on my body with every violent ex
ertion In warm weather. At all times there
were more or less indications of poison In
my blood, up to a year agolast winter, when
Largo Soros Broke Out
on my body. I then purchased a bottle of
Hood's Sarsaparllla, and after using that
and a half of another bottle, the sores and
humor disappeared. I attended the Christ
ian Endeavor Convention in Montreal and
also visited the World's Fair in the hottest
weather of tho summer. Was on the go all
the time, but
Had No Recurronco
of tho burning and Itching sensation
which had marred every previous sum
mer's outing. I have reason, therefore,
to bo enthusiastic In my praises of Hood's
Sarsaparllla." Samuel- B. Sohnell, pas
tor of Free Baptist Church, Apalachlu, N. Y.
S lli 3 e& S B 1 1 0.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
A Number of llllls Itushed Through. In
Both Itrnnclies.
HAnmsnuRG, April 10. Tho loglsloturo
is taking a day off today to attond tho
launching of tho stenmship St. Paul at
Philadelphia. This is tho vossol which
tho Cramps tried to launch two wooks ago,
but failed on account of bad tallow. Tho
order of hinlnoss in tho houso yostorday
was consideration of bills on third read
ing and a large numbcrof measures passod
this stage.
Tho bill to prohibit tho capture f or salo
or barter of quail, partrldgos and wood
cock, and providing a stringent penalty
for violation of tho proposed act, passed
finally by a vote of 101 to 33. Should this
bill become a law It will prevent the sorv
Ing of theso birds by restaurants and
hotels. Tho bill establishing a stato gamo
commission also passed finally, as did bills
requiring tho publication of shorliT s sales
notices In a German newspaper of genoral
circulation in the several counties; regu
lating tho construction, maintenance and
Inspection of buildings and party walls In
cities of the second class, f nd authorizing
the sheriff of tho city of Philadelphia to
advcrtlso tho real estate in ono Gorman
newspaper.
In tho senate a mossr.go was recolved
from tho govornor announcing tho ap
pointment of John M. Walton, brothor of
tho spaaker of tho houso, as controller of
Philadelphia The nomination was unani
mously continued.
Among tho bills passed finally In tho
senate wero: To authorlzo tho incorpor
ation of companies for constructing and
maintaining bjuwvardsj to oxtond to
cities of tho first, second and third classes
tho act authorizing boroughs to manufac
ture electricity for municipal purposes; to
regulato tho salo of Intoxicating liquors in
clubs, requiring them to pay $1,000 llcenso
In cities of tho first and second classes,
200 in cities of tho third class, $150 In
boroughs and $100 In townships; to create
tho ofllco of deputy auditor goneral, at an
annual salary of $3,000; providing for tho
teaching of vocal muslo in tho publlo
schools; to punish pool selling, recoivlng
and transmitting hots, or aiding in pool
selling or betting.
The Fnrr compulsory education bill was
recommitted.
Charges of Corruption Not Sustained.
Little Rook, April 10. The bribory in
vestigation euded in a complete vindica
tion of all tho parties about whom rumors
havo so frequently circulated, and against
whom Representative Yancey made a di
rect ohargo on tho floor of the house last
Saturday. The spoclal committee pre
sented a report setting forth the fact that
a full and thorough Investigation had
been made, every rumor run down and
over forty wltnosses oxamlncd, and that
the majority bellovod that thore was abso
lutely no ground for the charges of brib
ery that have boon so frcoly made. The
flvo mombors who signed tho majority re
port wore nil supporters of tho railway'
commission bill, to prevent tho passage ol
which, It was charged, monoy was used.
Counterfeited Two-Cent Stamps.
CniCAOO, April 10. United Statos soorot
servlco detectives have unearthed tho most
unique swindle evor perpetrated on any
government, ana It is Douovoa that thou
sands of dollars have boon socurcd by a
gang of counterfeiters who have repro
duced with wonderful skill tho two-cent
postage stamp. The headquartors of the
gang aro at Hamilton, Ont., and the
stamps have beon supplied Dy the "Cana
dian Novolty and Supply Company," that
"company" furnishing ?UB in two-cont
stamps for $100. Canadian officials have
beon notified, and the gung will doubtloss
be captured.
Six Strikers Indicted for Murder.
Pittsburg, April 10. The grand Jury
returned truo bills against Tarentum
glass house strikers, six in numbor, who
murdored Philip Kouruoy Sutton, of Dun
kirk, Ind., on March 23. Sutton was
working in tho faotory as a non-union
man. Tho murderers aro all mombers of
the Bee gang In Tarontum. Flvo othora
were also lndlctodfora robbory committod
on tho samo night, Truo bills woro also
roturnod against tho Dennlston slstorfl,
sb-ipllttors, who aro known all over tho
country.
Ilellef In Cockrnn's Innocence.
Denton, Md., April 10. Exoltoment In
Caroline county ovor tho murder of little
Salllo Deau continues. Tho post mortem
examination proves conclusively that tho
assault was committod beforo her assail
ant had added murder to his fiendish
crime. Tho people nro a unit in boliovlng
that the young sohool teacher, Oookran,
who Price in his confession charged with
being tho principal aotor In tlio urime, Is
entirely Innocent. The dead girl's fathoi
share- in this belief.
AH those terrible, Itching diseases of
tbo sklu that help to make life miserable
for us are caused by external paraaltes.
Doan's Ointment kills the parasite and
cures the disease. Perfectly harmless,
never falls.
Six Polish Miners llndly Itiirnetl.
WlLKEMiAltnE, Pa., April 10. A terriflo
explosion of as in shaft No. 2 of the Sus
quohanna Coalt company, at Nnntleoke,
severely burned' six Polish mlnTs T'ic.v
aro: Simon Marcnski, aged :-' mariic l
and has a family; Stanly Zurolf. aged '27,
(vlfo and ono child; Stanly K"M)tltnkl.
B3, wife and nno child; WiuldleU So.i-li.NU.
85, sluglo; Malilan Kiooske.-. !!., m.in-iuil
family in Poland; frank ICoui-limikx 2s,
family in Poland. Probibly thrv or four
will rocovor unless Interna! lnjin-n s r.e
volop.
Ilnnk OITlclnls tlelil for Ilurglnry.
Binghamtok, N. Y.. April 10. Tli.' ex
amination of D. L. Hrownson. president
Df tho Chenango Valley hank, e.liarged
with burglary, and of Tracy Morgan,
cashier, charged with burglary and grand
larcenoy, was continued beforo Judge
Arms yostorday. At 4: 15 tho dofcuso closed
and J ml go Arms hold Morgan In $0,000
bail to await tho action of tho grand jury
on two charges of grand larcony and one
of burglary. Brownson was hold for burg
Itry in tho sum of $l,fi00.
Dolnwiiru's New Govornor.
Doveh,I)o1., April 10.-William T. Wat-
Ben, Delaware's now govornor. has boon
111 for some time, and left a sick room In
ordor to bo mvorn lu. Later In tho day ho
recovored somewhat from his Indisposi
tion, aud thero Is now no doubt of his abil
ity to assume tho duties of his now olllco.
Tho govornor will retain his seat an san
ator. 'William T. Records, of Sussex
county, was choson speaker of tho senate.
The funeral of Governor MarvU will take
ploco tomorrow afternoon.
Who Murdwred, lluslinnd Missing.
CnowN Poist, Ind., April 10. Noar
Cedar Lake Monday Mrs. Barnoy Kl
wangor, a Bohouiian, aged 35 years, was
murdered. Her body was found yesterday
by neighbors. Tho back part of hor skull
was crushed, liar noso brokon and hor
body covered with bruises. A rolling pin
was found near tho body. Tho husband
of tho woman is missing. Tho family re
cently havo had troublo about tho division
of proporty, i.nd It is probably the causo
of tho murdor.
Three Trainmen Killed.
Bradford. Pa., April 10. A freight
train on tho Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts
burg railroad ran into a washout noar
Sykes, a small station botwoon Dubois aud
Punxsutawney. Tho ontlro train was
thrown Into tho torrent. Englncor Taylor
and his fireman, Chase, and n brakeman
named McClelland woro buriod under tho
wreck and killed.
Wilson's Conviction Affirmed.
Albany, April 10. Tho court of appeals
has afllrmod tho judgment of conviction
of Charles F. Wilson, now confined In
Auburn ponltontlary under sontenco of
death. Wilson was indicted jointly with
his brothor, Lucius R. Wilson, tor the
killing of James Harvoy, a detcctlvo, at
Syracuse, who was trying to arrost them.
Both were convicted.
Judge Mnrtlne's Successor.
Albany, Apill 10. Governor Morton
hns appointed Thomns Allison ns judgoot
tho court of gonoral sessions in tho city
nnd county of Now York, to fill tho va
cancy caused by the death of Randolph B
Mnrtlne.
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ERIE MLuiCAL 00., Buffalo, N.Y.
Spots, Aches, Old Sores, Ulcers In Mouth, HaU
i sltlngl Write Cook ttemcdr Co., OT1Ib
anloXemple,ChtcaBo,lllxor proof of cures.
Capital HSOVjOOO. iatlents cured nine rears
ngosy sound and well. lOjo-pjtigfclioeUfW e.
-DR. A. A. SBrBERT-
Specialist In diseases of the
Eve, Ear, Nose and Throat.
07 West Market Bt, Pottsvllle.
Hours 8.80 a. m. to 12 m.i 1 to t p. m., 7 to
B p, m. ounaays, vu.m.iu j. m. ly
JOHN A. REILLY.
Wholesale and Retail
LIQUOR DEALER,
11-21 South Main St., Bhenandoab.
Agent for D. Q. Yuengllig & Bon's celebrated
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LtCUJ A U -v vim
tf-lis
ZxttTl 1
in tlie
Spring
Even for those who get safety
through the risks of a harsh
and changeable climate ; for
the strain upon the system
through the long months of
winter in fighting off its
menacing perils always
leaves a weakening reaction.
1
Isjnot only an unequalled
blood purifier, but a tonic in
itstrue sense. It drives out
Jot he blood the foul matter-
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iiuic m uie winter season un
Sjjviidably accumulates there;
ianc acting directly on the
meivous system
SB.
JIETOU'BON'S THEATRE,
P. J. FERGUSON, MANAGER.
)ne solid week, commencing '
MONDAY, APRIL 8th, 1895.
m
Matlntes Wednesday and Saturday.
Me. NUGENT S
METROPOLITAN COMEDY CO.
IruF-ie Following Repertolr:
Wednesday Kvenlne -....'........."East Lynn"
ThursdajJ Evening "Little Ferrett"
t'Tiaay tajenlng "A itoyai raraon"
SalurdayfUatlnee "Kast Lynn"
SaturdayjEveniDR - Colleen Dawn"
Prices, xo, ao, and 30 cents.
Matinee Prices : 10 cents to all
parts ot tho house.
Reserved Beats at Klrlln'i drug store
JOHN D ALTON,
AGENT FOB
Shenandoah and Vicinity
FOR
BAEBBT'S
' CELEBRATED
kr and Porter.
A trial order solicited.
Try BARBBY'S BOCK BEER.
Wholesale agent for
ftljeiifu'i Xtinti 8. J Export
Lijtr ud Sum Pile Beer.
No Oner made. Fine liquors and Cigars,
laJBouthMiln-ai.
Millions of Dollars
Go up In smoke every year. Take no
risks but get yonr houses, stock, fur
niture, etc., Insured In first-class, relia
ble companies, as represented by
DAVID FAUST, Insurance Agent,
ISO South Jardln Street.
Also Llfo and Accidental Companies
3DLKI3EIXS,
OYSTER BAY I
105 East Centre Street.
Families Supplied with Oysters.
Dlnlne parlors attached.
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