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RAILROADS.
RIffHSpSR bsp pssyir ,s M s S9
hkcLly,ss

srnes,,. 4, 80, IN, "a ,so,
All trrps srrive .sa lew. ~ heau.,ivsnls p.-~.a.
$50 a Daily local for Lynchhurg ans w.rr~n-
ton cunus-ts Al M.nss-zs for fnnt Royal ana stras
burg daily. crc>rs sundsy.
II 10. n.-psily oenpet. a, 1ynchhurs fcr al
prncir.i lsants 90 =. ~, isisns af Eirs nani
and Dsnyilie system. Pullman sa~r-sr Ns~ Io-h ana
Msehfnffon % Atlanta. cunnec-inr theme With
SLEEPER 70 Nev ofl~<ns via Montsousry ana fssr Mem
phts We birmingham. unitins II nsnvs With sl-~p>r
for Augusta and 81 or-cnshoro With Sleeper Tor Ash.
As p m Daily Cor vsr~n,on ana or.ns. ana
through train for Front Roysi and strasburg daily
Ns@l, n-.. pslly.- wAsHINaToN AND SOUTH
WfsrFRN vFsffBCrED 1lNiIrr. composed, en-.
urely ~ Pullman Sleeper Dinins parlor pls-.rVafina
and ssnckins csr. aud runs Atlanta gtine - hoars1
Nth falwsn Slrepsr thrgnsh New Yorf and wssh-
IL 70 n. Daily For all principal rainrs .0uth %
hichmont sud Dsnyiile system Pullman Slesr-r
New fork and wsshinrtnn 90 Hot Sprinr~ via Asns-
VIDE epd Washington ~ Atlanta
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON ANDOHTO DIVISION
leave Msshinrtnn a - los. NJ. rs q m daily 1 10
No 2 = z; ~; .tuep' sanday hsturnns arrive
Mssninvten ~ s q va. q u y m dsilr and y ~ m
washington q % m and Wins 4 ~ nl- erc~Tt
SUNDAY. runs 20 and from H--nd q only.
hrouSh trains from the sou;h arrive wa.hins+on
..o m, 10 Is m snd y 2sr m :Nsn.~.as Divts-
''f c l.e" & N; and - m creep, sHna,y.
furn.ssd a ss 100 rsnn.1S.p ssd md q
fss..nr.r station. fenn,yivanis railroad 3saIins.
1, 8 DROWN GENERAL Agent P.-..nsrr Dart
W A TURK. General Passenger Afsnt o-s3
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Found not
lately, but Is years


ago - something
that perfectly and
permanently cures
Catarrh In the
Head. It's Doctor
6age's Catarrh
Remedy and
wheaN everything
else fails, that
cures. Tia worst
chronic casss Yield
70 IT. mild, eo0th-
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EDUCATIONAL.
OFT OF WILMINGTON.

st. JOINS coILEaE. ANNAPOLIS. ND.
lO4th Session ccmmcnce> Slsf SertetubSr.
Excellent School for hcys txto Ia
THE PRFpAp,4HftnIIS S NJ xS,,xpbrrt RON
THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
Address the President. THOMAS FELL II. L.. PH. D.
tyls-2m
THE FREDER1CE FINALE Summary WILL
commence its sosh scholastic year SEPT IL. lSge
Fer particulars sprly 20 wM X. PCRNE1L. A n.
LII PRINCIPAL. Fredsrtck. Nd. tyla-oM
A sBEylI.LE. n. C.-THE NATL AND SCHOOL
q, Tor sris 40 French Broad ave. reopens Monday
tyll-2n MRS. h. MAITLAND. Principal
MAPLrwooD INSTITUTE, CoNCoRDvIIIE
~ ~ slEs peg year One % the heat schools q In.
tnse VIII energy and teach boys the practical duties
,e2s4n' j sHoRrifboE eI.le,. An. rua.
WESTERN MARYLAND coILEa.
+" Mestmins.c-. Nd.
4. H. LEWIS. n. D., President
Iwentys.sth year opens September II iylecm
pENNlNGToS On SEMINARY FOR BOTH
Il SORES lfty-third year. Offer. rare ~aacstionsi
IaciIiess Terms moderate. Hieh and hexithe,ri
steam hestinr sss Are ESCAPES. on thoroaThssrs
netreen New forh. Trenton. Phtla. Baltimore anil
Mssh gsacsne cc,ppiete and be lutiful. sent free
IhoS HANLoS. ID. D., President for - years
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u soi7 ST. ". Ih ISL SdfN D. c.
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF Music,
w 1925 10th 1t. NV. twenty third yssr. Pisno,
organ, voice. violin. flute, cornss e. Free advsn.
VERBATIM REPoArING.-LEARNI IT AT ST
Johns College under Prof. CRONTN. Send for
catalogue. Brother FABRICIAN. President, 1925
Vermont ave. suS,,ru
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ACCIDENTS OK THE ROADS.

The Leigh Valley was a sufferer from two
accidents. but in neither case could any blame
be charged % the strikers. The work train was
backing in the Lehish Valley trestle ut East
Brfslo. two ears being ahead Of the engine.
The train vas run down to the entrance Of
tbs surnel. and before the engineer could stop
his engine they ran into several cars which Law
in the tunnel The wreck caused three or four
Of the pillars 20 fall. almost burying a number
Of Polish ls0orers in the debris. Luckily no
one was hurt. but she cab of the engine wAs
carried away and the dome badly broken.
another accident occurred on the main line
in the afternoon near Babcoek street TO the train
that was engaged IN carrying the soldiers be-
tween East Buffalo and Scott street The train
was running .! = lively rate Of speed when near
ing Bsbcock street and one Of the switch ten
ders threw the SWITCH before the train reached
him. ing ON the west-bound track against a
string II cars which were standing there The
jlstform of the car smashed and several of
the freight ears we're derxiled. number of
the men who were on the train we're badly in
jured, though not seriously.
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EDUCATIONAL.
N WARRINGTON


Mss IS, I MADSE z. s ~. W. DANCING CLASSES
I'll St n ". and et Hyafteville. Nd. September B.
1872 Fer particulars ean or ad'lr.s. Oh ISL nv.
CTENoaRAPHY. TYPEwRIrINa OR RAPID
= DICTATION-Thoreugh and sreedy course o..
schSo 81 susSss ais q
NV. suls
WooD's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,. 4ol AND
w 4oI East Capitol ct.
Eighth yeaf. Fall term opens MONDAY. septe,n-
Der s. II possible call and make arrangements 10
Join before that date Day sessions % months $40;
evening sessions 70 months,. eos; shorthand and
:ypewriting g months) s25. 'PatroniEed by the
best people in Warrington"
COURT +. WOOD. IL NJ. Principal.
mh5-6m EDWARD ". HULL. Vice Principal
SHORTHAND AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
terms reasonable thoro1sh sors Mfise 81 csii se
tween D and p. M. r. II. HARDMAN: CAS-
1t. ne au16-l2t-
EMERSON rSsTITIUTE,
Mr.. cHks. B YotSe.
viii reopen WEDNESDAY, September n prep.rr.
for all the colleges. scientific schools West Point and
annapolis. Catalogues and full information AZ tie
schooL au15-3m
u TIE HH sPEx {Ys HsA btsIlfss COLLEGE
Nasonfi Bank Of the Republic Building. cor TN and
Twenty-eichth scholastic year begin. THURSDAY Sep
TENDER 1882 Day and nixht sessions Five depart
rapid xnr and trsnins the evil Service Fr
garatory ENGLISH. with Elementary Book Keeping
IT, and pr.w nns TyGs.
ten thoroughly trained teachers; central location
some halls and riass rooms: services Of rraiirates
always IN demand: terms moderate. but comneti-
s S1 vi" ss ssssan sa
annual s announcement eonsanns full Interrogation.
rt.fff al spdp rafn
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NCSEH Pz5 g e ,E7Ess I. e. :. -
v,,.san III f1 (! g. ~ 20 60. rs
M9RS.E S2IIS 3s, ? zcA|esa1y ,Os 5cy g
s. -: s IS isf:.s 2:''ssa sdsSsSf
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Mr.. Alfred Walter, general manager Of the
Erie company. and formerly Of the Baltimore
and Ohio. replying TO the letter Of the state
board Of mediation and arbitration, asking II
his read would accept arbitration Of the differ
enees between the company and Its former en-
ployes, reci.es the manner in which the en-
ployes left the road while the company was
con.idering their demands. Mr.. Walter con-
cludes as follows:
The relations existing between those who
were Formerly IN the eompsny's employ were
thersupon severed BY their own voluntary &C.
ton. their wages 10 date paid and accepted BY
them Therefore this company does not see
that there are any differences TO be adjusted BY
arbitration"
yRonnAL TBooPs EELp nxApy.
n two companies Of United States infantry
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sEA.sIDE-JERsHY COAST

RREXTON VILLA. CAPE MAY CITY. n j. NEAR
ID the besch large piAzzas and paror special
rates for the season
my23eo,m MRS. ). A. MYERS.
HOTEL LAFAYETTE CAPE MAY. Nj, JOHN
H TRACY CO.. Proprietors Open June 1s ali
modern Improvements located directly the bescn
terms 81 20 Is per day. Apply to JOHN TRACY
CO.. Washington Hotel. Philadsphia OF Care May.
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for Salr Of % 3st-aronkIyu.

EoR sAI.E-TO every descriptio.
r WILLIAM H. GRACE. Willoughby. corner Jay. an
2O3 Montague st.
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or S(l0-AI room cottage and two lots: corner.
Csli II. JOHSckE, corner Of Barker nv.
aud Morris ST.. willians1riige n. y.
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Htal estate for Salt-gouutry.

EoR sALE-A country home on the banks Of the
Il Shrewsbury River. At Locust Point Landing; two
acres. W. BURDGE. Navssink Post On1os. n. CD j.
TExAs TlMBsR M IARNIEa LANDs. $50 scre
gsld and silver mlssa LYAAEb 3, DANA St jsesdVeS.
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Slats aud Apartnlents-Arpuklyu.

81 HARRISON Az. BRooKLYN.- 3. D.-Good neigh.
desirable rooms. nns order. ~nrst.noor. front over gro
Gerry store: house we'll kept: small family. with good
D.. corner Jay. e..
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DON'T Read THIS

pense except the necessary dollar for a legal transfer.
offer these valuable premiums In good faith. and
expect equally honest work. No list of less than ny>
names Will be accepted, ] hope and expect that You
Will send only the names of such people as you think
may be interested or might 10 induced to buy subur.
ban lots. In return ] will give you a lot such as | have
sold AT from $40 to $50 each. As an additional incenr
tive will give to the first rs who bring In lists Mon.
day and Tuesday next CORNER LOTS. such as hsys
never offered for less than SIS each.
Twin give corner lots also to the first rs who send
lists ny Monday. Tuesday, or Wednesday morning. en-.
closing also the dollar for transfer. These village lots
will DO well located in ono of my popular health rs.
sorts. and the title is perfect. ] hope in this way TO get
perhaps 1000 names. and II 200 Of them prove to be
buyers ] shah he quite content. This Is an offer of IN.
usual liberai'ty. but ! presume my reputation and
standing viii be s%uhhcient guarantee Of my good faith.
You need only to call or send list Of not less than nys
names, enclosing dollar, to own the lot. and A COR.
NEE LOT AT THAT, II you arc prompt, and perhaps
you may re; u .hr.e.arre plot Des ID =.
u. =. FkEEMAN,
l,l6c frAhisay. rear 2ith St, y. Y.
ss uANDkE"-Thc lannon's estate formerly wped
~ bv john Rando,ph. l.olT acres. an rich river
oottoIlS p detected by dyke, Averages ! tons OF ~ tim.
fertile cultivated unI1nds: 400 now in grass. nue sod:
2II acres ftrest. handsome residence, ample harm.
ana onibuildIngs, mostly DrlcS. charming view: good
soSiety. perfectly healthy; depot and Post once al,
per bushel; wholesale prices at depot; best farm hsndS
=, ". q. sTxyExs Hsusssa, y~
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A SPECIAL CAR will go to tho property SATURDAY,
OCT 1 Any party dss'ring AZ opnor!pn,ty TO inspect
this charming Wl.NTEk RESORT, " with a view to pur-
chase" We extend our hospitality and invitation.
by sending name and address to US before Wednesday
neon We Will give further part iculars. 100 per cent
can be made on sale OF cottage sites alone.
GEO. II. BENTON 4 co. IL Wall st.
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G1RARDv1LLR GLBAN1NGs.
a Newsy Letter From Wide Awake Cor
respondent.


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and sbafts ,rho borso +ooI, rrirI+ md ,,,,
off hnt for+,,,a+o,,, il ,,os storrod bec,ro Mr.
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,,ag ,at dro t1 oor,Iossn,5s Inn, ratho,. q, tl,,
,or,a,,snoss % non, ,ootor n,oa n,Ll.
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THE RLRoTRIO RAILWAY.
Reduction of Fare TO go Into Erect Ne1
Monday.

Reduction of Fare TO go Into Eject Next
Monday.
The Sohuylkill Traction Company has de-
cded to reduce the fare between town and
Girardville to five cents The reduction will
90 into effect next Monday.
Superintendent Gillian announces that the
cars will leave the corner of Main and Cherry
streets every 20 minutes daily until midnight,
when the last car will leave for Girardville.
1t is expected the Ashland branch of the
road will be in operation by December lst.
Three cars have been sent to Gilberton and
will commence running as soon as the track
is finished The entire line between Maha-
noy Plane and Mahanoy City will be put in
operation at the same time One hundred
men are engaged on this branch
This will probably be the last week for the
open cars. Two closed cars are about ready
at the power house and will very likely be
put on the road by Saturday evening.
By December 1st the company expects to
have ten cars in operation ON the sepandoah-
Ginrdville branch. When the open cars are
replaced with the two closed ones six will be
in operation and the bodies for four more
closed cars have been ordered, Two Of them
will be placed on the trucks of the summer
cars, which will be stored away until the
next summer season.
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ONE CENT.
AN OBJBCTOR


The Mckinley Bill aud Local steam Heat
Company.
EDITOR HERALD Allow me space t0 put
In print what occurs to my mind by tho
work that is now being done i'm town hy the
steam heat company. To begin, let ME say j
am a Republican, so that anything may 7ay
politically may not be credited to'u BepuDli-
can paradiug under a Democratic cloak
What do you think of this steam heat busi-
ness anyway What do the miners think Of
it2 Now we hear lot of talk about the
Mckinley bill keeping everything out of the
country that will benefit the wOrkingmen,
vet we see Democratic capitalists right at
| home getting up scheme to do away as
much as possible with the coal upon which
we rely upon for our daily bread This
great benefactor l2l the steam heating COM
pany is going to heat every building in the
town and the very product upon which we
depend for our wages is to be boycotted. A
| load or two of buclkwheat dumped into the
electric light house, and there you are!
Light and heat for everybody, but coal goes
on the played-out list How do the miners
like this for a Democratic doctrine And
vet we see the Democratic stockholders in
this electric light and steam heat company
hold their hands up and shiyer with terror
when the Mckinley bill is spoken. 1 say,
Mr.. Editor, let the Mckinley bill be upheld
If we don't uphold it they will be flooding
the country with light and heat in BOTTLES
from the old country and then we won't
have market for even the coal dirt. But it
is not only the demand for coal that is cut
3 down by this steam heat scheme; look at the
poor cripples who depend upon hauling for a
living What are they to haul in the
future-wind2 The Democrats tell US that
their party is the workingmen's friend. ]
1 tell the miners of this place that the first
e man to put the steam heat in his house here
4 was genuine, dyed-in-the-wool Democrat
and for one kick. DIGGER.
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A Modern Marvel.

When The PittsJurg Times took possession
of it's splendid building last April its pub
fishers promised that The Times would grow
in excellence in the same proportion as it's
quarters have been enlarged. The Times
had already won such proud position
among the newspapers of the country that
there was general curiosity to know how the
promise would be redeemed That curiosity
has been most pleasantly gratifed. The
Times has been so enlarged, and so many new
features have been added, that it is every
where cited as marvel of modern jour
nalism. The chief wonder is that a news
paper so complete in every respect can be
sold for one cent day, OF $500 per year,
little more than the cost of first class
weekly paper. If any of our readers are not
familiar by personal inspection with the
merits of The Times we advise them to send
for sample copy which viii be mailed free
to any address If there is no agent for
The Times in your locality it will pay you to
write to The Times for terms to agents.
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of the committee, who has been notified that
the committee appointed to select a site has
completed its work and is ready to report.
The exact nature of the report is not
known, but it is understood that it viii favor
a site on East Centre street, between Main
and White
In calling this meeting Chairman James
makes an urgent appeal for the attendance Of
Representatives from every society in the
town, so that all may have an opportunity to
be heard on the question of site and the best
method for raising funds,
1t is highly essential that the latter ques-
ten should be settled at once, as many
Of the organizations and individuals who
have pledged themselves to contribute to the
fund are desirous of turning the money over
TO the treasurer.
One of the main questions to be settled is
whether or not the committee will issue GER
tifcates Of stock to people who may con-
tribute. A number of the committee men
favor this plan, but do not wish to adopt it
until the societies Of town have ample OPP
portunity to have a voice in the matter.
The secretary has issued invitations to all
the societies and it is hoped they will be well
| represented at the meeting tomorrow night
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POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.
Notes on Political Affairs
National and Otherwis'.

Notes on Political Affairs
National and Otherwis
The next Governor of Pennsylvania is
doing good work in this campaign.
And now the Democrats are getting
alarmed in this county The report that the
Republicans are going to block the polls next
Tuesday and thus prevent the Democrats
from voting is very silly, to say the least.
Give us something harder to digest, dear
Chronicle,
Alex. Mcclure, of the Philadelphia
Times, is making free trade speeches in
different sections of the state and is booked
for Scranton this evening. But Alex. cannot
fiji d time to accept Brumm's challenge for a
discussion Of the tariff question. The
latter's debating abilities and his knowledge
of the subject are too much for the willy
Alex.
-Brumm's election is now a certainty.
The female portion of our population are
solid for him. Last evening, while on his
way to Lost Creek, he was compelled to
made the car ring with cheers for our next
Congressman.
The New York Tablet Catholic, says a
strong effort will be made south Of the Har-
lem to keep down the great Democratic ma
iority, and those who recall the splendid
Republican showing made in this city in the
election of 1880 may confidently look for.
ward for good results. greater number Of
Democratic worlzmen will vote the Republi
can ticket in New York city and Brooklyn
than in any past election. The party man
ayers throughout the country districts should
therefore take every necessary precaution t
bring every Republican voter to the polls. 1
they come with their normal majority to tn,
Harlem there cannot be any doubt Of success
"A big haul Of Tammany doaters-1, 800 o
them-will be made in few days The!
win be put where their votes won't count
Another Irish Democratic club in Nov
York has gone over to the Republicans.
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Personal.

George Cox prides himself on having the
finest collection Of schuylkill county mineral
specimens to be found in the region.
A. J. Lauderman has been appointed as
sistant outside foreman at Kohinoor colliery
in the place Of David Lingham, who re-
signed on account of i'll health
Enoch and Alexander Davis were among
the huntsmen who returned to town yester-
day and as a result Of days hunt they
showed 10 quail, rabbit pheasant and red
squirrel.
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EIeotrlc RaiIway nuIletln.

Hereafter the electric railway cars will
leave the corner of Cherry and Main streets
at $50 a. M daily and every 20 minutes
thereafter until midnight at which hour the
last car will leave for Girardville. On Mon
day, November 9TH, 1892, the fare for any
length Of ride between Shenandoah and
Girardyille will be reduced TO five l5l cents.
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In OIden Times

People overlooked the Importance Of per-
manent beneficial effects and were satisfied
with transient action, but now that it is geu-
orally known that Syrup of Figs will per-
manently cure habitual constipation, WELL
informed people will not buy other laxatives,
which act for a time, but finally injure tho
system
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White Blankets:

800 pairs, ranging in price from 75e to $3.50 a
pair.
200 pairs Crib Blankets.
300 well-made Comforts, from 69c to $3.50 each.
Would ask special attention
to our Down Comforts, espec-
tally those in this sale. The
Comfort offered at $3.50 are
known to be sold at S10.50 a
pair. The above is not an ex-
ageration in number. Visit us
and examine our line of cover
lets before purchasing.
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1I2tf


Tomorrow evening "Only Pauper wiu
be produced for the first time here, at
Ferguson's theatre. Charlotte NJ. Stanley,
who is tho star Of the company, is we'll
known and popular actress of merit
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The Place to Go.

Shenandoah people visiting the county
seat (surnamed Pottsville) all call in the
Academy Restaurant. Either J. f, Cooney,
the proprietor, greets you with a SMILE or
his genial brother NJ. A. Cooney, welcomes
you 1t is the resort for all gentlemen from
north Of the mountain. SPITE
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A Voice From Florida.

DR.. W, f, Byuum, Live Oak, Florida says:
Red Flag on is one OF the most successful
pain cures we sell. It's an unfailing remedy
for Rheumaiism, Neuralgia and SpIains.
Red Flag OIL costs 25 cents. Sold at +. T.. d.
kirlin's drug store.
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'The weakest must 60 to the wall" Saliva
tou Oil, the best of nnments Is bound 20 out
strip all competitors. IL is good and cheap
20 cents,
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REPUBLICAN,

wherever the word RepubICan ap-
pears on the official ballot. NOthing
could be simpler.
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send us Nonr CabIncts.

Twelve photos of yourself for so cents.
Send cabinet with order.
H. f. WEIKEL,
(Hoflman's old standl
1I-2-tf 29l w. Centre st.
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81 can highly recommend Or. Bulls Cough
Syrup for Group. i have used 10 for several
years ana mud IL the best remedy ever tried.
Mrs, Hannah Morrison, Burlington, W. Va"
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To vote the full Republican ticket
place cross mark IA the square 60
the right OF the word Republican,
thus.
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Twelve Photos for 90.

By sending us your cabinet, together with
so cents, we win finish you one dozen photos.
11-2-tf w, A. KEAGEY.
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Do not suppose that because it is recom-
mended for animals that Arnica aud Oil
Liniment isan offensive preparation. 1t will
not stain clothing OF the fairest skin. I'm
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spectacles to suit all eyes, at Portz's book
and stationery store, No. 21 North Main
street. 4-27-ti
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-03

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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-03
TEE SCHOOL BOARD .
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
HELD LAST NIGHT.
REDUCTION OF THE TAX RATE
The Increased Assessments Enable
the Board to Levy Fifteen
Mills Instead Of Eighteen.
The Gather Prop 7rty

CHOOL board held its
regular monthly meet
ing last night and
arranged several i'm
portant matters. The
directors present were
Messrs. Conry, Bren