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The evening world., 1892-04-22

O'BRIEN buncoed himself out of the
penitentiary. but somebody ought to be
buncoed into 1t for letting him go.
The evening world., 1892-04-22

The HARRISON boom is becoming Blainer
every day.
The evening world., 1892-04-22

1T affords me the greatest pleasure to state that
my daughter who was a sufferer fion st. vitus'
Dance, and who was treated for same by prom n ant
physicians in Brooklyn without result, was COM
pieteiy cured by using two bottles of Dr.
Greene's Ncrvura. PROF. j. NJ. EIwoOD.
"is Cornelia st.. Brooklyn, N. v"
my daughter had 40 convulsions in two years
Our local doctors gave her up. sayng shs could not
he osred. Her nerves were very weak, her appetite
very bad; could not sleep nights; her limbs would
draw up. and sho suffered, oh. so much, She was
as yellow as saffron and weak and delicate. Now
she Is perfectly well and healthy, and DR..
Greenes Nervura did It.
MRS. II. II. WATSON,
"l53 Bloomipg gdao St. Worcester, Mass"
sT Dr. Greene, tho successful specialist in
curing all forms of nervous and chronic diseases,
35 West l4th ST.. New York, can bo consulted
free, personally or by letter. Call or write him
about your case, or send for symptom blank to
fill out, and letter fully eIpainng your disease,
giving advice. dc. will be rsturned free.
The evening world., 1892-04-22

The Evening World Prints Asso-
ciated Press News.
The evening world., 1892-04-22
Cutting Down ais Income

lIToB the Cloak RsrisN.l
Beaver-R Robinson tells me that his salary
has been reduced.
Melton-For what cause1
BeaVer-He has Just been taken into the
nrm.
The evening world., 1892-04-22

quaint shape in Spring hats Is called the
Welsh shape, and is somewhat higher iii the
crown than those We have been used to IL
also tapers somewhat, being, In fact, a cone
shape sawed on not far above Its base. The
brim Is about the width OF the ordinary sailor
brlm. In itself 1t is hardly thing OF beauty,
but there IS something unique and fresh
about 1t, and worn above i lace sufficiently
youthful 1t will be sure to be charming.
The evening world., 1892-04-22
NOTES OF FASHIONS WORLD.
Silk and Satin Petticoats and
Their Pretty Trimmings

The prcttiest articles OF attire about Just
now are the petticoats. Some OF them are
made OF black watered silk, striped with mar
row lines OF pink and blue and yellow, and
have three ruches OF the different colors set
around the hem at intervals OF two inches
These ruches are either OF fringed silk or OF
satin ribbon. Other petricoats are made OF
shot satin with gathered fiounce OF satin
around the hem, and over this falls fiounce
OF lace sewn on with a double beading,
through which are run " baby ribbons 10 be
tied into rosetteS here and there. This notion
carried out in hellotrope shot with pale green,
with the lace very tine ard Of a Holland hue,
and the ribbons to match the: satin, Is alto
gcther lovely.
The evening world., 1892-04-22

Some OF the richest and most elegant gowns
being made for the coming season are fash
Toned with negligee effects, which are no
longer confined to tea ana house gowns
The evening world., 1892-04-22
rs SPLENDID LOTS
On G3d and Gath sts;. and eth and 10th aves, New
Utrecht, near
BAY RIDGE.
A Mystery Solved.

lFrom TsJdS SiTling'.l
Mrs. knlckerbocker-l wonder why those
people opposite stare over here so much1
Mr.. knlckeroocktr-I suppose they ure try
Ing TO md out why you stare over there
The evening world., 1892-04-22

=a s':tH:; :: AZ EssSI .''s;:' IS:
The evening world., 1892-04-22
Cut This Out

AND BRING 1T WITH YOU.
Don't miss it If you need any clothing and you
This morning at o o'clock begins one Of tho
greatest Assignee sales of Fine Clothing that has
worth Of elegant Tailor :ymads Mems and BOYS
Clothing to be sacrificed at so Per Cent. less than
osoet e VS'! ss No. Sale commences this morning at
" 68ENER iGTu syn 81. fNo"
This gigantic stock must be CONVERTED INTO
the loss, at
FIFTY Is" PFa FSsT:SS SENT. LESS THAN
lons bargains to be h,d here ior the noIt 10 days
Sis: yssa can sst here st u: EnSi,f Di.sGnsi
ported Wefstcd Prince Aberts, silk HI sad satin tin
$t0 Msas M'ns fsasy stps sTp.d TISS
Eta': sG liz dssEse. dRSgs ss sSFA aorss e. SosS
sSs' ssss p. ;t ssos msss.S sss h's
s%nH sTsd E5k'h BS5 oysSsHsk lined with hsr,y
%o,tsd % Dress soF'e sps tS5fS1 wGftS Vs. u.s.
e. go 70 double .nd siaEs breasted chsyiot
lish Melton sill, faced Overcoats, u. 50, worth
Blue Blue ndRo Gos se SS xGEss 2ms
suits $s;75. worth $22 %; Boys Confirmation
Cashmere Pants. 9Sc worth S3, 90; Mems I'm
ported Cay Diagonal Worsted Ful-Dress SUITS,
SilS-lined. $l2 50, worth $36. 90, and 100, 900
other Extraordinary Bargains not here men toned,
all to be sold in the next l5 Days at so Per Cert.
Less than Cost. Come at once and see them. Come.
Rain or Shine.
7s3 BROADWAY, ONE DOOR FROM
THE CORNER OF 10TH ST.. NEW
YORK. ENTIRE FRONT OF THIS
BUILDING Is COVERED WITH
LARGE YELLOW SIGNS.
The evening world., 1892-04-22

Mrs. Anna NJ. FosdicE OF the Worlds Fair
Committee, has obtained the loan, for exhibit
tion In the Woman's Building, OF a souvenir
book by Helen Keller. This child has been
student IN Boston for three years, and has
shown marked literary ability. Belonging to
veal thy family, the little girl has devoted
the proceeds OF her pen, which have already
amounted to $4,000, TO the education OF the
blind, and has charged herself with the educa-
tion and training OF one pupil In the Bost on
school,
The evening world., 1892-04-22
Felicitously Expressed.

To Ne Editor.
Manage to love her, and don't love to
manage her. j. Y. D.,
(Nineteen years eXperience).
The evening world., 1892-04-22

1t is the fashion TO have breakfast, lunch
and dinner sets OF the same kind OF china
White and gold English china with gold
monogram or crest in the centre, is used.
The evening world., 1892-04-22

see that Col. Dan Lamont is going to Join
the European procession this year. lie has
been making money SO fast during the last
twelve months that he thinks he deserves a
rest
The evening world., 1892-04-22
C0RNER iOTH 81. '-

This 81 iEantic stock must be CONVERTED INTO
CASH at once, regardless of sacrifice, In the neIt
10 DAYS, and will be sold. matter how great
tho loss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09
K0LEJ Il
Flint & Pere Narcotic = =
w Mlchiganle.

Nowy tunel podi,S@ssrzeks1 w
Port Huron znacznle u}atwi pa
azerom jazde GRAZ p~rzeseike frach-
Tow mledzy Stanami Zjednoczone-
mi a Kanada.
Port Huron, Detroit Mich.,e i
Toledo, Ohio. sa ma wschodzie
krancoweml punktaml kolel Flint
& Pere Marquette. w tych mieJ.
scowosclach przyjmuje sic wagony
wprost %kursujace miedzy Luding-
ton. Michigan Idawniei zwanem
Marquette Boston etc.
Ia komunikacYa 2 dwiema
hnlami uarowcow miedzY Manito-
voc i Milwaukee. Wisconsin,
Ludlngton, tr~ajaca rok cafy
skraca odlegfosG l. zapewnia szyb-
ka lazde miedzy Wisconslnem "a
Wschodem. y
Ceuy iazdy dla pasazerow So
deleko taisze do Michiganu, do
mlast ma Wschodzie j W kanadz'e
nlz przez Chicago. -
o blizsze szczegofy pisac do
gentur tel kolel w St. Paul MINI.
Manitowoc, Wis, Milwaukee,
Wis. :g'g, II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09
VlElE! "a? As

Nowych Ksiazek
.prowadzi}a ccdopiero z EuropJ
ksiegarnia II ieronim a D 81
dowsklego W Winohie,
mianowicie'
l. Cic h E hrse.
sciansk a, ksiazka do
nabozenstwa ola katolik6w
" %slicznej zioconej , wy
t%Iaczanei oktadce oraz re
z}oconym brzegiem s l.25
&. Bog adzie]a a.
SEA, ksiazka do nabozen-
silva, W takiej samej kosz.
townej oprawie LA
3. Badz w ola Two
a, modlitwy l rozmysla-
MIA ma w~szystkie uroczy-
stoSci koscielne ! ma wszel-
kle oAotttA!ioSol -yei",
droglej oprawle l.2'
4 Ksiazka d o nabo-
zenstwa Dunina wv
najwspanialszej oprawie.
bez okucla) z.O6
S. Ani6t 80 Z, opraw-
nv W sk6re 85cent,
6. Historfa Biblij-
ma Ola d%zis1i, uzywana W
szko}ach po.skich W Cali.
cyl, ~poleco.'a przez rs.
Kardynaia Dunaiewski ego 5uo'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09
HlstorycZno : bumorYStYczne
0Drazkl.
z RoE<v 1863
napisal W..
fCiag dalszy,)
(Ciag dalszy.)

iasz wiszacy ma temblaku!
rewolwerem zbleram ciecle,
porywam pa}asz, piers z
PERSIA sic trzemy, podnosze
sable, c,aG "a blizko. Korbe
spuszczam mu ma czaszke, teb
spuscit. Wtem chmara obie-
SLOW pcha sic Ia mostek. Ten
jak W przyslowiu za}amuje
sic a my waIimy sic ma DOT.
Jakos fortuna dose dobrze
mnie W te] kupce z keniem
umiescifa! leze na wierzchu!
dale Karej ostroge, wstaje
jednym zamachem jak kot
wyskakuie ma brzeg, Objesl
do reszty straclli koncept.
Jeden Pc drugm gramoll sic
ma brzeg. a ia ich spYcham
l ttuke pafaszem co moge.
Wtem leden, zdaJe sic zgrab-
nleiszej natury, zdofa} wYs-
koczyG.
Przypominam sobie STA wne
ciecla, o ktorych tax czesto
pisza, owe rozfupywanla
gfowy ma dwoje jednym
cleciem, owe odmiatanla reki
jednym zamachem. O owen
slawnem scieclu 1rzech glow
naraz. jak to uczynit n;ebosz.
czyk Podblpleta pod Zbara-
lem, ME mysla1em, DO ME
by1o jeszcze wymysloue. Ia
mie7zam sic j z cafei SHY the
Moskala przez ieb. Ku menu
wlelklemu zdziwieniu obu.
rzeEiu widze, he ami mu
czapki Tie przeciaiem, a on
podclaga szynel ma glove,
przyblera do mnIe nleprzy-
zwolta postawe i pedzl dale1
Me, tym kt6rzy mi p6zn1ej
zarzucill, lem sic nlestusznie
obronlt, odpowlem zwracaiac
lch uwage ma pozycye clio
wleka na koniu, gdY zaclaga
ptaszcz al ma glove i naprz6d
sic schyla. Kto raz wldziaf
te pozycye, mnie zrozumle
Doganlam bezecnlka, pr6buje
JUL jnnych cie6 / sztychow,
ale gdy widze. ze tylko
napro1no czas trace, faple 60
"a noge i podnosze W gore, a
ten ryms o ziemie. Nie5rze-
cznos6 "a nlegrzecznos6!
Zwracam konls. Juz wielu
sic przez ten fatality row
przedostalo, mnle tel daza
zewszad na pomoc Dzlafynski,
Turno, Adas, Syrokomla,
Mankowshi wlelu innych.
ia promo JUL czasu I'D raba-
ME ME trace, macEam tyIko
ola postrachu, a gdy oblesz.
czyk "a konsKi kark sic kryje
lub szynelem %osfanla, a. mu
noge W gore i luz le2y.
Byta omY1ka W rachunku,
zamlast dwunastu byfo W
gorzelnl czterdziestu osmiu
ob1eszczyk6w kapitan. Pro-
porcya SIT zm,enlona. Zabra-
lismy sic grzecznie do Mich i W
pot godzinY leza1o ma zleml
czterdziestu objeszczykow,
z tych tylko czterech
zabltych! reszta tylko posi-
Mona, gdyz bardzo przypadi
DO gustu mym kolegom spo-
sob przezemnie sw1eao wy
myslony; tylko officer, moi
bliski przyiaciel, drapnaf sa
motrze6, tylko re slniaklem.
Wesolo pomaslefcwalismy
30 tel zabawie, prowadzac
wleznlow do oddzlaiu, rozto-
2onego W boru pod Choczem,
a ktory nas przylal wiwata-
MI, TylNo rotmlstrz klal IA
czem Swat stoi, i podat ma
mnle skarge do naczeinika.
Taczanowskl W kfopocle
Go poczac? tn jednei
strony 2niew9ga rotmlstrza, tn
z druglel, ostatni 2arcik ma
pootku ktGrv 7d,,a mi sie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09

Z raw EN- I bratem lego Sta
STEM, lynn samym, kt6rl
swym splewem oddal mi taxa
przysiuge, z Mislem i Ada
ma grunt twardy, od-
a "a mann mole z
kolegow. z daleka
widzlmy sformowanych Koza-
xow PREY szosie. Tadeusa
mani o Jake pie6set
krok6w. Konie poaeraja
przestrzeh, Tadeusz Moskali
doiezd3a, pail z rewolweru W
powletrze ma wiwat i znikf
pomiedzy wrogami. N.Y., Jak
czvj koh zdazy, po 1ednemu,
pc kllku pomledzy mich wpa-
TAX re nleprzy)aciele
zdumleni tym waryack.m
atakIem, tylko sic stabo
bronla, o pc POI paclerza
uc'eka]a "a oficerem, ktory
umYka depeszamn. Doprawdy
zabawna to byfa jazda, wys-
Gig r~aczej ME bltwa. Co do
iedzlemy Moskala, aoge W
gore ! IA ieb z konia, oni sic
ple 5ronia, tylko podsta.
wiala nam lance. aoy mas
nadziac. Jedziemy pred
kim galopem. Konie mos
kiewskle, szczegolnie] kozackie
ME So szybkie, ale "a to
wytrwaie, cho6 dziesiec mil
MONA ma nlch upalic tym
samym biegiem, zywla sic
czembadz, i ola tych zalet So
nleocenione.
Okofo dwoch mil ujecha-
llsmy z Moskalaml, wieksza
Geese zrzucilismy z konl.
Tadeusz przewierclt sic przez
lch srodek, i ma Jake dwiescle
krokow pedzif naprzod, tub,
tuz ga of'cerami z depeszami.
DIVA razy dotknat sic palcami
oWei text i'dwa raw mu sic
wyrwaf paluaf rewolweru.
czem konla Tadeusza pre-
straszYE, ktory oyi troche
pfochy. JUL z daleka wldzlmy
kon'n, nieustajemy w pedzie?
nareszcie z%walniamy o jake
plecset krokow cd mlasta,
Tadeusz nawet zapuscif sic
pod rogatki. Officer uciekf,
wpadi pomiedzY swoich. Ia
deusz' nawraca konia / razem
da&Vmy do naszych. Natural
ME humor zloty jeszcze sic
to przyczynifo do podnlesienia
60 do najwyzszego stopnia,
ze GAMER z wozami podazyf
"a Mani i pc szosie zbieraf
porzucone splsy, lanczarki,
lapai konie Moskali, przeszfo
oslemdzlesjeclu ]eica i die
wledz'esiat koni 40 obozu
p~rzyprowadzlf.
w obozie zastalismy
wszystko lak byto, tylko pie
chota byia sciagnleta Ia CORY
90 obozu, a CORY tylko
rzadko byly obsadzone,
wszyscy odpoczvwali spoko]-
ME, Jakby MoskaIl wcale ME
byfo. Nieprzyjaclele tyIko rsz
poraz strzelall z armat, lecz
ola mas nieszkodllwie. O
dzieslatej W nocy rozkozaf
naczelnik cichy wymarsz.
TEN o%stro2niei trzeba o}Aq
sobie postaple, lie bvt tylko
leden mostek ma rzeczce,
przez kt6ry musielismy pre-
chodzic idac do Kofa. Diugo,
bardzo dtugo trwafo, MN
nasze furgonv i ludzie przeszli.
Zostalem z policemen pre-
praw4enla wszystklch, scla.
gniecia ludz' rozstawionych.
pa stray zrzucepia mos.
tku.
Frzeszta dwunasta W nocy,
MN sic skohczyt pomarsz
przez mostek. Zrzucifem 90
/ poda5yiem "a drngim;, tych
zasta}em rozlozonYch W MAS
taoyly,, 49,:
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09

Podobne do mojego zajscla
mial Morawski, mtody oby--
watel z krolestwa z Mlskle-
wlczem rotmlstrzem, ktore
mogfo sic bylo zakohczyc
smutno, gdyby Taczanowski
ME byf nam daf zaac pod
reka, ably Morawkiemu ufat-
vic ucleczke. Miskiewjcz TEN
bar6ziej powinien byi bye
wzglednym ala Morawskiego,
lie ten byf kaleka, mai
jedne noge krotsza cd drugiel
i do tego ]eszcze ia chora
noga wzmocnlona byfa STA
baml 3elaznemi, tymczasem
swa bezwzgledna rubasznoscia
tax biedaka zamaltretowaf,
lie tenze porwat sic do paia-
sza i doplero zDa1oml ich roz-
taczyli.
Cd Chocza dzien W dzien
marsze, to W prawo, to W
lewo tax pospieszne, Re
przez caty tydzieh ola braku
czasu ME gotowano ola
plechoty. Kawalerya takze
czasu ME mia1a, zyla tYlko
w1asnym przemysfem. Ma.
reszcle iednego dnia kotfY
nastawione> gotula sic, para
tuchac zacSyna, JUL cafy oboz
cleszy sic bloga nadaieia 2e
przecie8 gl6d zaspokoi. a tn
alarm! kotty przewracaja "a.
Oburzenie ogoIne.
= Zjedzmy, a potem BIZ
my sic - wotaja funny, MIC
ME pomaga: marsz! wofa
komenda.
Ruszylismy z mleJsca i
dalej W droge. Drugiego
takiego ME pamietam marszu.
Slowa ME sfychac, wszyscy
ida z Giovanni spuszczoneml,
probujemy rozweselic tych
biedakow, ale ME sposob.
Tel nocy trzystu ludzi nam
uciek1o. Ma drugi dzien
wszysey oficerowie Q Stree
lecklm ma c7ele ubtagali
nareszcle. re pozwolono ugo-
towac oblad, ale zaraz potem
marsz W droge.
W koncu dochodzimy pod
Rychwai, tn Moskale.
Z~atrzymujemy sic, strzelcY
zajmuia wzgorza niedaleko
mlasta, a, "a tenn, JakbY
naturalnemi watami sto]a
furgony, kosYnlerzy j kawale-
rya. Moskale ma nasz wldok
zac1ynaja walic z armat, graz
naty nam szKodY zadnei ME
robia, b. gdzies tam daleko
pekaja W boru. Domyslamy
sic, 2e to sygnaf ola Moskali
W konlnie. Taczanowskl pos
tanawia bawiS lch do vie
czora, a W nocy forsownym
marszem dostaG do miasta
Kota niedaleko ktorego miaf
czekac ma cas Seyfryd abys-
my wspolnie mogll stoczyc
walna bitwe.
Skutkiem tego planu scho-
dza nasi tyralie"zy pagor-
kow i wolno posuwaia sic
naprzod, poznle] znowu sic
cofaja, Ten manewr powtarza
sic pc trzykroc, Moskale
saba, ma prawde BE IA Mich
uderzamy, skutkiem tego po-
syfaja do Kanina Of,cera re
stupleGdzles;ecioma kozakaml
2 prosba 0 spleszna pomoc.
Wfasnie polo2yiem sic Z ko-
legaml IA zieml, Ionle sic
pasly, bvllsmy bardzo zme-
czeni, DO doplero co powro-
c'lismy 1 p%odjazdu. A tn lecl
Tadeusz Jararzewskl ma swy,n
angielsISim konlu:
= Ia nina! kto mole, zas.
taplc Kozakom! = wota.
Porywamy sic, miechy Q
glow konl 0 ziemie rzucamy,
lx,aJ1namv daIai "a Sio6fo {;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-09

Pie wlara
M}oda, stara
Piwo z West Bay City
Bo to przecle
" 2'mie w iecle
Trunek znakomitv.
JezyK p'ecze,
Sl!nka ciecze,
Oh wielki frasunek.
A jak lyknlesz,
Raznie krzykn,esz
| pochwalisz trunek.
Bedzlesz zawdy
Gwoll prawdv
W'elbif .en 1ar boski,
Go obfcie
Move Aycie
WIewa W ludek polskl
ragn2c zasle
W wiekszej masie,
Eyknac tego warn,
Mozesz sadek
WlaG W zo1qdek,
Blorac wprost z browaru
w est ay City
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-10-21
CALVARY DOTS.

Mrs. Amanda E. Burner, of this place,
and Mrs. Ssvilla f. Fur, of Kiblertown,
are POW visiting their aunt, Mrs. Maria
McInturff, of Manassas.
Miss Sarah c. kibler, who has been i'll
for some time with typhoid fever, is, we
are glad to say, improving.
Mr.. Chas. Russell has built an addition
to his house.
Miss Ada S. Baker, of Edinburg, and
Mr.. Carl I. Price, of Union Station, Ohio,
were the guests Of Mrs. Amanda Burner,
during the fair.
Miss Mary E. Stockwcll, Of Tarrlsville,
visited friends and relatives of this place,
during the fair
The free school here will open IN a few
weeks with Henry B. Burner, of Wood
stock, as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wilkin, of Saums-
vile, we're the guests of Mr.. Abraham
Sbeetz and family, Saturday ard Sunday.
Miss Alice Swartz, of Harrisvile, is
visiting friends and relatives, of this
place.
Mrs. Minerva Burk is suffering with
rheumatism, at the present time.
We learn that a young man of this
place, while trying to reach the church
door, a few Sunday evenings ago, in time
to get his lady, was so unfortunate as to
fall across some benches, but we are glad
to say was not seriously injured.
LITE DUTCHMAN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-10-21
ExcHANaE NOTES.

The Port Republic correspondent OF The
Rockingham Register says: We heard
tale yesterday, which is one of the most
wonderful we have ever heard, and were
it not for the veracious character Of the
parties would hesitate TO record II. But
as we know the parties are absolutely
truthful we give your readers an account
of the most wonderful faster we have
ever heard Of Last July John c. Weaver
lost ore of lis hogs. He hunted for it all
over his place--the Henry Sipe farmland
tailed TO find IT. Last week whilst haul
ing ont some straw he fourd the missing
hog buried under a straw rick. The hog
was uncovered, rose to his feet, looked up
at the sun, and proceeded to break bis
long fast. The straw was threshed some
time in July. at which time this hog was
covered up with the straw and buried
alive. after Ten weeks this hog was an
covered, and found 10 be alire, very poor
and bleached nearly white. II remained
under the strdw rick for ten Veeks tcithout
food or water, and is sdU alire and doing
reH. Mr.. Weaver aud his wife both
vouch for the absolute truth of this state
ment, and both are known to be abso-
lutely truthful. That hog beats Dr.
Tanner all hollow.
Warren Sentinel: George Samuel Ur-
dixie, aged forty years, committed suicide
at his residence in the Manor at au early
hour Saturday morning last by cutting
his throat with razor. No cause IS Known
for so terrible an act other than temporary
insanity. He leaves a wife. three chill
dren, and large circle of relations aud
friends to mourn his untimely and sad
death.
Yost's Wokiy: Newton NJ. Fnrr was
arrested near Spring Hill last Friday by
sergeant Van Lear, of Basic City, charged
with assaulting Emma Humphreys, 10
year old girl. who lives near the latter
place. The assault was committed on |
Sept. the 80, since which time Furr has
eluded arrest. The evidence against him
is said to be conclusive.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-10-21
EDINBURG ITEMS.

Miss Stella Osborn, of Washington, D
c., is visiting her mother in this place.
Ladies dress goods, all styles and
prices, very cheap at ]. B. Clem's.
Miss Maggie Hisey has received the
latest styles IN millinery. Give her a
call if you want stylish hat.
Mrs. J. Il. Smurr is very III with dropsy
at her brothers, Mr.. Al. Hopewell, in
this place.
Examine Miss Maggie Hsey's line OF
millinery and get her prices before buying
elsewhere.
Overcoats Overcoats 1t will pay
any one in need of an overoat to 20
and see J. B. Glen, before buying.
Mr. J. B. Glenn sold the material last
week for prohibition flag. 1t is said
that it will be thro wn TO the breeze in
this place in the near future.
If you have any cash to spend it will
pay you big to come twenty miles and
spend 1t with J. B. Glen.
Miss May Green, of Warren county, Va,
spent several days with Mr.. H. A. Wits
sen, and family, last week. Miss Green
was on her way to Staunton, where she
will attend one OF the female schools.
1t Will pay any one to come twenty
miles to buy bill of ten dollars worth.
If you come and are not satisfied after
getting prices J. B. Glenn will pay
your expenses and for the time you lost.
Mr.. j W. Rau has finished the founda-
ton, and will push the work on his new
dwelling on Main street as fast as pos
sible. 1t will be decided improvement
to that part of town.
Messrs. Hotel and Haun opened a pri-
vate school in the basement OF the Re-
formed church here, on uesday morning,
of last week. These gentlemen have a
high reputation as successful teachers, and
will doubtless build up good school.
J. B. Glenn has the largest stock OF
boots and shoes ever brought to Edinburg
and at prices ranging from fifty cents
to one dollar pair cheaper than you can
buy them at any other store. Shoes from
sixty five cents PAIR up and boots from
$1.75 mp.
On Saturday morning Mr L. T. Stone
burner entered the Boyer Cos. store in
this place, as head clerk. Mr.. Stonebur-
ner has been engaged in the mercantile
bbsiress here for many years, and is one
of our most popular statesmen. The Boyer
Co. are to be congratulated upon securing
his services.
Mr.. W. G. Alther, of this place, has puT-
chased of Mr.. G. w. Dellinger, the dwell
ling house and lot upon which the store
room recently destroyed by fire at st.
Luke, this county, was located. He
will at once rebuild the store-house and
engage in merchandising. He has moved
his family to that place and will make
his future home there.
Mrs. William Hopewell. who has been
sufferer from consumption for several
years, died on Thursday morning at
O'Clock, Mrs. HopewelI was truly good
woman in every sense of the word. She
was CONSTANT member of the Reformed
church for many years. and was also a
leading spirit in the W. C. T. u, taking
great interest 10 the work of this organize
ton. She leaves but one child, Mr.. Carl
/. Price, of Ohio,a sou by former mar
riage, who was with her at the time of
her death.