FIREWORKS
AND
-FLAGS-
Largest and Cheapest Stock
in Town.
HOOKS & BROWN
a North Main St.
EVENING HERALD
SATURDAY. JUNE 27. 1890.
POTTSVILLE LETTER.
Tlio Two Libel Cnsei nml Other Mottermit
tho County Scut.
I'OTTSVILLE, JUllO 27.
The suit for libel of Prof. Cooper, of Shon.
andoah vs. C. D. Arters and Llvlngstono
Seltzer, which has been on trial boforo Judgo
Albright in No. 2 court room for tho last fow
days, is now ovor. Closing speeches wore
inado by counsel this morning and tho c.iso
went to tho jury beforo noon. Tho jury
rendered a verdict of not guilty aud placed
tho costs upon tho defendants.
In tho suit of It. 0. Jones vs. thoTamaqua
Courier, tho jury found a verdict of not
guilty ns to Mrs. Sophia Harris aud Harry
Walters, and tho costs wero divided between
It. 0. Jones and John Harris, tho manager of
tho Courier. Judge Savidgo said to tho jury
that it was a just verdict and if moro persons
wero dealt in this way, tho courts would not
bo so full of these trilling cases.
rill.SON COMMITMENTS.
George Sliuey, John V. Paul and Thomas
W. Bird were sent to jail for ten days for
illegal car riding by 'Squire II. J. Lawlor, of
Shenandoah.
Joseph McCabo was committed by 'Squire
James O'Brien, of Mahanoy City, in default
of $500 ball for assault and battery, resisting
an ofliccr, aud carrying concealed deadly
weapons; on oath of Mat. Giblin.
John Gashora was committed by P. F.
Devino in default of $100 bail, charged with
drunkenness on oatli of Thomas Brcunan.
Jno Karakuah and Thomas Novack wero
committed by P. F. Devino in default of $100
ball, each charged with drunkenness, on
oithof Patrick Comer.
'Squire Philip E. Coyle, of Mahanoy City,
sent James Thornton and David Jones down
to prison in default of $300 ball each, charged
witli receiving aud selling stolen goods, on
oath of W. C. Kepner.
'Squire Toomey, of Shenandoah, committed
Joseph Strubsherky to prison on a chargo of
assault and battery to commit rape, in default
of $500 bail, on oath of Nestaria Lestosky.
DEEDS Itr.COItDED.
From the Tamaneud 1!. and L. Association
to Jacob Herring, premises in Itush township.
From Jonathan and Lucctta Bretz to
Samuel I. Clemens, lot in Quakako, Itush
township.
From Josiah Bernheisel et. al. to Alfred
I.iudermuth, premises in Auburn.
From Morgan Moyer to Alfred Lindermuth,
lot in Auburn.
From Alfred Lindermuth to Mrs. Mary
Faust, for premises in Auburn.
From Mary Faust to Harry Carl, premises
in Auburn.
From E. J. Dailcy ct al. to A. O. Bishop,
premises in Klino township.
From E.J. Dailey and G. G. Roberts; to
Matilda E. Roster, preiuisos in Ivlino town
ship. From Elizabeth J. Emory to Eliza Parry,
premises in Minersvlllo.
From llosalind Maud Parry to Eliza Parry,
premises in Minersville.
Marriage licenses wero granted to James
Bielcr, of Hegins township, and Lydia Miller,
f Hublcy township; Georgo M. Shaw, of
Williamsport, and EmmaBcttiugor, of Itcilly
township.
Jamos McGavlty, collector of New Phila
delphia, mado a payment on his '05 duplicate
A JNInd Cow Shot.
A mad dog created much excitement at
Lost Creek. Among tho animals bitten was
a valuable cow of I'atrick Maloney, which
at once exhibited signs of rabies and it
galloped through tho btrccts, frothing and
snapping at everything within reash. A
posso was organized and they shot tho
animal after a long chaso. Journal.
Jultte Heport
The rerort was current some two weeks
ago that Frank Coury, a conductor on tho
Schuylkill Traction lino, had gone to Wilkes
barro to become a Benedict, is without foun
dation. Mr. Conry emphatically deliied tho
report whon scon by a Hkkald reporter this
morning.
-I AM ALWAYS IN-
MY DENTAL PARLORS.
Filling with all known matorial. Crown
and Bridge work. Examinations free. Ex
tractions free, when new teeth aro ordored.
Cloaning teeth free when I do your work.
All extractions painless. Pure gas adminis
tered. Uuaranteo with all my work.
Artificial teeth inserted and warranted.
DR. J. W. ."'VVALZAH,
Ferguson's Theatre Block,
Corner Main aud Oak Streets,
Take the iron stairway on Oak street.
Office Honrs : 8 o. m. to 8 p. m.
STEAM RENOVATOR
Now In operation for the spring
house cleaning.
Carpets Cleaned, a Specialty.
Feathers and Mattresses Renovated.
Price List : Renovating carpets, JJrussels and
Ingrain, Co per yard. Heavier grades, 4pper
yard. Feathers cleaned, ho per lb, Mnttrtwips
cleaned and upholstered, hair, 61; cotton, 3;
cheaper grades, 2.
Called , for and Delivered Without
Charge, l?y Your Command.
Ad.w, STEAM RENOVATING CO.,
Bower, street and Apple alley, Shenandoah.
E. B. FOLEY,
GROCER,
Has Moved to
27 West Centre St.
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND.
The Best Remedy In the World It Makes
People Well,
Thero is one true specific for diseases
arising from impuro blood and a debilitated
nervous system, and that is Palno's celery
compound, so generally prescribed by phy
sicians. It is probably tho most remarkablo
remedy that the scientific research of this
country has produced. Prof. Edward E,
Tlielps, M. D LL. D., of Dartmouth college,
first prescribed what is now known tho world
over as Paino's celery compound, a posltivo
euro for dyspepsia, biliousness, liver com
plaint, neuralgia, rheumatism, all nervous
diseases and kidney troubles. For tho latter
Palno's colery compound has succeeded
again and again whero everything elso has
failed.
EXTENSIVE CAVE-IN.
Properties on Line Street Dnmnged
by
Kchley Itun Workings.
Soveral properties belonging to tho P. & K.
C. & I. Company and located in tho vicinity
of tho corner of Catherine and Lino streets,
wero badly damaged yesterday by a caving
in of workings in tho Kchley Itun colliery.
Fissures from one to threo feet deep and
soveral inches wide extend for a distance of
about threo hundred yards in a northeasterly
direction from Apple alley, across Catherino
street aud to tho south side of Lino street.
Tho houses effected on tho west sido of
Catherine street aro occupied by Patrick
Purcell, Peter Smith, Joseph Flock and
School Director John T. Leo. Tho Smith and
Purcell houses suffered tho most. Nearly tho
entire foundation walls of these houses have
tumbled into heaps in tho cellars and tho
buildings aro kept up by cribbing. Tho Leo
aud Flock houses aro in such a condition that
tho doors cannot bo locked and it is impos
sible to movo many of tho window sashes.
At tho southeast corner ol Catherino aud
Lino streets aro two P. & B. houses occupied
by tho families of Bonjamin Beecher aud
John Dolphins aud thoy present a toppling
appearance, tho north fouudation walls hav
ing dropped about a foot. Tho house of Abo.
Grosskcttler, on tho northwest corner, has
also dropped about a foot and is being cribbed
up. Notwithstanding tho situation, nono of
tho tenants of any of tho properties appear
alarmed and.all say they will continue to
livo in tho houses, unless tho P. & It. com
pany orders thorn out. They say thero has
been a gradual sinking for tho rast fivo years
in that vicinity and tho worst is over.
At tho southeast comer of tho intersection
of Catherino and Lino streets thero is a land
mark showing tho junction of tho Kchley
Bun and Kohinoor territories and at this
point a pit is forming. Tho disturbance was
caused by workings in tho Kehley Iiun mines
aud this morning threo car loads of timber
wero sent into tho place.
Tho cave-in pulled out threo joints of pipo
of tho public waterworks on North Catherino
street and Superintendent Botteridgu was
obliged to uso a sleovo in making repairs.
Tho biggest lino of jneu's Eusset Shoos, at
factory prices, at tho Factory Shoo Store
0-25-tf J. A. Moveii, Moil.
PITHY POINTS.
Uuppeuuigs Throughout tlio Iteglon Chrou
Icled for llusty Perusal.
Tho Delano shops aro working full time.
Tho Shenandoah Hoof Company's depot is
heme minted.
It. J. i ost, of town, has leased ono of tho
stands at Lakeside.
Tho Wolsh Congregational Sunday school
will picnic at lakeside on July 17.
iVfter Monday next tho court and har of
this county will tako their summor vacation.
Tho homo of Mrs. Authouy Keilly, near
Centralia, was cutereu during her absence
aud robbed of $30.
Letters of administration wero granted to
Joseph Iiynkiowicz on tho ostato of John
Pachucki, late of Shenandoah, deceased.
Tho plant of tho Shenandoah Beef Com
pany, is being mado attractive by a now coat
of paint, under tho supervision of J. P.
Carden.
Mrs. Sarah A. King, aunt of Senator
Cbarlos F. King, of Pottsville, died at her
homo in Philadelphia, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. King was for mauy years proprietress of
the Mansion House, Mahanoy City,
Obituary.
JBtuk, son of I)r. and Mrs. G. F, Mattor,
0Htst Oak street, died yesterday afternoon
at three o'clock, aged 1 year, 3 months and
5 days. Tho child had beon a sufferer of
spinal disease for many mouths, but Its death
was caused by convulsions. Tho funoral will
take place from tho residence of tho parents
on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment will bo mado In tho Odd Fellows' cem
etery. Tell Front u Swing.
Henry Howard, of town, had his left arm
sovorely sprained and bruised by falling from
a swing at I-akesido yosteruay while attend
ing tho outing of the l!ecue H. & L. Co.
Tho fall was du to ono of the ropes of tho
swing breaking, Dr. O. S. Phillips, of town,
dressed the arm.
What Tliey All Say.
From Abhland Iocal.
Mr. W. J. Watklns, of tho Evening
Hi;iuli, Shenandoah, Is to he congratulated
upon his very excellent reports of the pro
ceedings of tho Eisenhower homicide case.
Tho reports wero not only full aud complete,
but his comments afforded very interesting
reading.
Held for Assault.
Joe Toshltas was arrested by Constable
Daudo last night aud committed in default of
$300 hall by Justico Walker ou n chargo of
POTTSVILLE'S RATIFICATION.
Hcpnhllcniis of tho County Sent nml Other
Toun l'arnde.
Pottsvillo presented a holiday appoaranco
last night, when llepublicans of all factions
and from tho surrounding towns wero at
tracted to the county seat to swell tho ranks
of tho parade Tho demonstration was
gotten up by tho two Pottsvillo clubs, and
tho parado was credltahlo both to tho two
organizations and thoso Itepubllcans of other
towns, ospeclally Schuylkill Haven. Major
Samuel Alexander Loach was there in all his
glory, loading his gallant warriors to tho
music of the Darktnwn hand. Tho Ahnshouso
contingent was also present, aud divided
their hurrahs between McKluley and Lur
wick. 'Tho parado was not tho affilr tho Pottsvillo
papers have attompted to make usbcllevo it
would bo. Tho streets were crowded, hut
excluding tho Schuylkill Haven, Orwlgsburg,
Port Carbon and other surrounding places,
tho number in parado from "tho town of big
Republican majorities" was very small. Tho
display of fireworks was quito extensive, and
brought out tho sombro features of Major
1- luney and Corporal Elliott marching side
by sido, and such rejuvenated llepublicans as
lirothcr-iu-law Jack, Silver-Dollar White and
others who have wandered from tho beaten
tracks. It was moro of a reunion, and as tho
Itepubllcans of Pottsvillo aro now all Mc
Kluley men, let tho hand play ou.
After the parado tho assembled hosts wero
collected in trout of tho Central Republican
Club, whero a platform had been erected for
tho speakers. John U. Grcssang mado tho
announcement of Clay V. Evans, of St.
Clair, as chairman and tho following list of
vico presidents and secretaries : Vico Presi
dents, Georgo W. Johns, Griffiths, E. L.
Edwards, Wm. Atkins, Col. Wm. Thompson,
J. H. Zerboy, Wm. B. Wells, D. K. Miller, C.
II. Hazzard, Wm. Moore, W. J. Henry, Ed.
Taylor, Robert Weir, Sr., W. J. Faust, Geo.
F. Merkle, Jos. Frederici, C. E. Breckons,
Willis Bryant, Jos. McConnell, Ed. Sillyman,
W. W. Lewis, Ed. Hunter, John W. Morgan,
C. A. Weldy, Christ Eberly, Frank Kantner,
Paul Bock, S. Roll Bcddall.U. C. Brownmlller,
C. D. Arters, Maj. Wm. Clark, Thos. Parnell.
John W. Reese, Hon. Benj. Kaulfman, Albert
Ellis j secretaries, J, H. James, John Arnold,
C. T. Straughn, W. J. Morgan, John W,
Parker, Jr., Guy Irish, John Harris, Dr.
Wilson, W. L. Beaumont, W. H. Holmes, C.
D. Elliott, John F. Finney, Aug. Knecht,
Charles Lowis, Georgo F. Dengler, W. G.
Batdorff, F. W. Harris.
Tho secretary after a few remarks Intro
duced the Hon. Samuel Alexander Losch, who
made a rattling speech and was heartily
applauded. Ho was followed by the Hon.
Charles N. Brunnn, who spoko at some
length and at great disadvantage, his voico
not being in trim. Editor Joyce, of Maha
noy City, and William Wilhelm wero closo
and interested listeners, waiting to catch tho
smallest word with a silver lining or a gold
jinglo; but they aro still waiting.
Mr. Brumm eounncd his remarks to tho
standard bearers, McKinley and Hobart, es
pecially tho former. It was 10:30 when tho
meeting adjourned. Shenandoah sent a
small delegation. Tho Republicans of tho
county seat, with tho assistance of tho sur
rounding towns, opened tho campaign with
much enthusiasm. Minersville, tho homo of
Congressman Brumm, was not represented.
When you want good roofing, plumbing,
gas fitting, or general tinsmithlng dono call
on E. F. Gallagher 18 West Centre street.
Dealer in stoes. 1-tf
A LATE CONVENTION.
Itesult of the Democratic row-Waw at
lottsvllle.
Special to Evening Herald.
Pottsville, Juno 27. Tho members of
tho Democratic Standing Committeo convened
in Centennial Hall this morning to determine
upon a timo for holding the primaries and
county convention to mako tho ticket for the
iall election. County Chairman Lineweaver
presided.
Tho meeting was a lively ono and several
spirited discussions took place, several mem
bers of tho committee favoring an early con
vention; hut it was ultimately decided to
leave tho matter in tho hands of tho execu
tive committeo, the understanding being that
tho Republican primaries aud convention
shall be held first. Shenandoah was repre
sented at the meeting by John J. Toole, M.
J. Scanlan, John Burns, Martin Brennan and
II. J. Muldoon.
ltlclccrt's Cafo To-night.
Hard shell crabs. Fine oystors.
Spring chicken.
Clam, oyster and chicken soup,
.Musical Entertainment.
A vocal and instrumental concert wa3 held
in tho M. E. church at Gilberton last oven
lug. Tho affair proved an enjoyablo ono and
was Vsucccssful in overy respect. Among
thoso who contributed to tho ovening's enjoy
ment wero tho following from Wm. l'onu :
Miss Lilly Dovcy, who sang "Tho Maid of
Athens;" Prof. Davis and family, a trio, "O
Restless Sea ;" Miss Jean C. Glover, "Wait
ing ;" Mis Lilly Dovoy, "Tell mo, my
heart ;" John Knight aud party, quartette,
"Tho Midnight Fire Alarm ;" John Knight,
bass solo ; S. G. Walker, tenor solo, "Love
lios bleeding."
Tho Linton Funeral
Tho funoral of John Linton took placo
from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Hood
on South Bowers street, this afternoon, and
was well attended. Doceased was formerly a
photographer in town, and is survived by
his wife aud two children. His remains wero
interred iu the Odd Fellows' cemetory.
Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents diges
tion and permits food to ferment and putrityln
the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache,
Insomina, nervousness, and,
if not relieved, bilious fever
or blood poisoning. Hood's
Pills stimulate the stomach,
rouse tlio liver, cure headache, dizziness, con
stipation, etc. 25 cents. Sold by all druggists.
The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparllla.
pHAItTKll NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given
j thut nn application will be mado to tbe
Court of Common Pleas of the county of
Schuylkill, fctate of Pennsylvania, on Mouduy,
the 27th day of July, A. 1)., lS'JO, nt 10 o'clock In
the forenoon, under the "Act of Assembly to
provide for the incorporation and regulation of
certain corporations," approved April 2Cth, 1871,
and tho supplements thereto, for the charter of
an Intended corporation to bo called and known
as "Tlio King lagelos Citizens Henellclal
Society, of Qllberton, l'a.," the character and
abjectH of which aro the nialntaenanco of an
organization for beneficial ami protective pur
poses, by tho estahlithment of n beneficial fund
therein, anil the cultivation of a charitable and
benevolent spirit among tho uicinbern thereof.
Hold society to be carried on at Qllberton,
Pennsylvania, and fur said purposes to have,
possess and enjoy all tbe rights, benefits and
privileges conferred by uaid Act of Auembly
uud its supplements.
M. M. IlunKE,
Solicitor.
June 27, 1S0O. 27-M8
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If Shoes atH j
I Factory Prices.
Don't Let
lYour Feet Go
1 "Bareheaded"
Itisn't necessary,
ou the ground of
economy, because
we're selling foot
gear as near notli
iug as anybody
can ; nor is it nec
essary, on the
ground of cool
ness, because our
Russet Shoes are
cool enough for
any man, woman
or child who walk-
eth up and down, to and
fro, on this earthly planet
of ours. By this time it's
pretty well known that we
can serve weaiers of shoes
better than anybody else
can ; we save them money
every time they buy here ;
the big crowds at our store
prove that. People would'
not come so often if it
were not so.
It has taken good shoes
at lowest prices to build
up the biggest shoe busi
ness in town; and just such
policy is holding it. What
a blessing to lean pocket
books Factory Prices have
been. Usually enough
saved on two pairs to buy
the third. For instance :
Childjs gusset Shoes, 35c;
Child',s. Russet Oxford
Ties, 65c; Child's Russet
Sandals, with buckle, 75c.
andi.oo ; Misses' Russet
Shoes, 1.00, or Oxford
Ties, 75c.
Pay at least one-third
more elsewhere.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1710U SAI.E,-Two Scholarships in Wood's
X1 Business College. Apply ot the Hkhalu
office. 0-27-3t
7ANTEl).-20no quarts of huckleberries
1 V every day for the entire season; will pay
7 conts per quart. Apply ot Patterson Hros.,
, fV .'11 ,V 3UCIIUIlt!WUil.
"llfANTKI). A girl for general housework,
? I must furnish good reference. Apply nt
Mrs. H. Sen", 228 West Onk street. 0-27-lt
Vlf ANTKD. A man In Shenandoah to manage
a branch olllce, must curry 613.00 stock,
and come well recommended. Salary $1200.00 u
year xo ino rigui pany. Address, air. il. T.
McKay, 77 Court St., llinghaniton, N. Y. H
TOI1 SALE. The building at the corner of Oak
i: ann tvcsisireois, 1'or lurtner rnrtlculurs
apply to Dr. C, SI. ltordncr, 31 15ast Oak Street.
0-25-tf.
TJtOlt SAI,H.-Tho good will and fixtures, nnd
V Hotel furnituro complete, of tbe Watson
House, No. 5 8. Main street. Apply to M. 31,
ourKC, Jilt y, 0-iO-K
"VANTKD. Active, reliable men to travel
1 1 and sutlcit orders for fruit and ornamental
nursery stock, l'crmanent employment and
gooil pay. Iteferenco required. Address tho It.
u. viiabi:. uu., aouiu renn q., I'luinoeinnia.
6-9-20t-eod
FOR FANCY
Groceries,
Flour,
Feed, &c,
At lowest cash prices.
T. J. BROUGHALL,
25 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
2
FOLLOW
THE . . .
BIG RUSH
A. .J J !i-t-1-
n.uu yuui lutiviuiuie
wind up point will be the place
Tvlir tmn nn 11 i-tr
. . . READY TO WEAR CLOTHING
Made in a proper manner, fit and
style by the most reliable manufac
turers, all sold at the lowest prices
ever known for well made Men's,
Boys and Children s wear.
We are ofleriug some great
values in
Blue, Grey and Black Serges,
Fancy Cheviots and Worsted.
Light suits of every description
with low cut vests.
We have a large stock to select
from. The place is at
S. BLOCK'S
ROCHESTER : CLOTHING : HOUSE,
COR. MAIN AND CHEERY STS.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON EASY TERMS.
P. W. BIERSTEIN,
HOB S. dardln St.
RUSSIAN CORN CURE
Is known as the best in tho world. This
can bo obtained nt
POVINSKY'S DRUG STORE,
28 EAST CENTRE ST., SHENANDOAH, FA.
NON-POISONOUS. SURE CURE.
Wfl. NEISWENTER.
JUNE OFFERINGS.
Largest s'tock of trimmed bonnets and
hats, in all the latest summer styles, at the lowest prices. Trimmed
Sailor low and high crowns, 25c to S1.50. Leghorn hats 50c up.
Children's white and colored trimmed hats, 50c up.
Infant's lace caps, iocto$i.9o; silk hats, 50c.
Infant's long coats, from $1.25 up.
Infant's slips and christening robes, 25c to $3.50.
AT
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26 South Main Street.
YOU CAN SAVE
By Purchasing Your
Groceries, Smoked Meats,
Flour and Feed at
Meluskey & Son,
10S S. Main St.
Beauty Unrolled
To the admiring gaze of thoso who have a taste
for really lino wall paper la the display ofnew
wall paper wrinkles wo have Just received, iou
can find anv enlnr or imttertl vou want for your
hall, bed room, parlor, dlnlni; room, kitchen or
cafe, from 5o up to 3 per roll. l'Ino artlstlo
papers a specially.
House, Sign and Decorative Painting:.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates cheer
, fully furnished, Send postal.
J. R. CARDEN,
231 AV. Centra St., Bhenrvndonh, Pa.
Vlace Your Orders Now.
M. C. WATSON,
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer.
Cigar,, Tobacco, &c Agent for Heading
jirewwg to. . ueer auu -uiier.
11 e and 11o S. Main St
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
and can't pet It, then come to us for
it. Wo carry the best of
Groceries, Butter and Eggs,
FLOUR and FEED.
Our delivery wnjjon awaits your order. Goods
delivered promptly,
rlUSSER & BEDDALL,
26 East Centre Street.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
SPRING and
SUMMER SUITS.
ALLrSHADESrAND WEIGHTS.
ALL PRICES.
Made to fit by ex
perienced tailors. Iook
one of our customers
over and consider his
make-up.
PORTZB& BRO.,
Our last carload
of horses is ex
hausted, but we
will receive another
lot which will ar
rive on Monday.
OPEN EVERYDAY
Goto tho Shenandoah Dental Eooms fol
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fillings. If your artiflcal teeth do not 6ult
youcill to see us. All examinations free.
Wo mako all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown
and Bridge work and all operations that pc
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates aro
ordered. Wo aro tho only users of vitalized
air for tho painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms.
(Tltman's Block)
East Centre Street.
Office Hours: 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
GRAND
ANNUAL PICNIC I
Under the ausplcos of
COLUMBIA HOSE
S. F. E. Co., No. 1, of Shenandoah.
July 4th, 1896,
At Columbia Park.
DAXCIXtt
Slusic will be furnished by tho famoua Schoppe
orchestra of ten pieces. Tho pavlllion is one of
tho finest in tbe county, and affords lovers of
tho amusement much enjoyment.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.
Ono of the special ottrnctlons ot the day will
be o bicycle race, a valuablo prize to tho winner.
Assist the fire laddies by purcbWlng it ticket
and have good day out. '
A rock drilling contest J will take
,!,.. nVlnek In the afternoon. A.
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good prize to the winner.
Admission to Dancing ravllll
,011, 35 CtS.
asuiuU aud battery preferred by Simon
Scheiuski.