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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04
THE woIILn's I'AIi,.
Tlnni Arrangements iur the Snlu nf TlrlCts
via the u, n u lInilrOnd.

via the u, n u lhilrUnd
For tho benefit Of those desiring TO
attend tho Worlds Fair tho Baltimore
* Ohio railroad will soil cxcursiOn
ttckota To Chicago aud tulutu, ut all
alntions on ils line, At low rates. Tickets
will hc on sale until November lst, and
will br valid for return Journey until
November 10TH 1898 Ihcy provide for
a reduction Of 20 per cont below regular
raluD, 'lhcao tiCkots will DO valid only
Tor continuous Journey Tickets Mt
higher rates will be- sold that will per.
init holders ono BlOp.Uycr privilege
gUing and returning,
Pullman accommodations mny DO ~.
served In advance oi journey lor
rniol aud information apply to noafuNt
liulttmntu Il ulIu ticket aupHt at Chga,
.. Soul, General Passenger Agent, BAL.
timotc, Md.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y COUNTY, SIS
III the circuit court iorsald county.
Joseph W. Buucllo
Vlwl +. Adams aud others
liyyr'uo Of a decree made by snll court IN tue
above entitled cause on tho H'l day ui April,
lsDl the undersigned, HppDluird special com
missioner tor tho purpose, Will sell at the north
ifout door Ui tho court house VI said county, on
SATURDAY THE corn DAY or MAY, lSDl
commencing ~ 10 O'Clock m, the following
described real estate situate IN the city Of Wheel
iuE ONO county West Virginia, thai Is 10 say
The thruU. iuuTlhs Ui lot uuWhutd fUNUutY.
seven, bounded lbs follows. BEGINNING nj the
northwest corner NJ iuuDh and TWuuivNih
streets thence wu'iWHrtlly along the northern
line al rwuntyNih street one hundred aud
tNuUly feet IN nm allow tnuuO' nnr.hwnrdly
with the vast line ut the alley lllr feet, thence
crlwnily parallel win fvcnlyullh street
liNiy foot iuWuun spuihWldy parallel with
Jacob street twenty Two feet. thence vhstwHtdly
parallel with rwuuiyNnh street sixty iCoi IN tho
west line Ut Jacob street. thence tuuilIWntlly
with iliN said line NJ inunh street twenty avs
feet IA the place NJ beginning
Truu. or sNlr Ouvil and nv much inOtu
nv tho purchaser elects Ia pay IN cash un tho day
NJ Eulu the hn.unrU IN two puunl lutWllmrhli NJ
ais nud twelve mouths. notes Wearing liirWt
Nnm thu day ut tal tn uuEtyvn tar w. lolgtFgd
payment W W luNhlN
Special Commissioner
" II lAilIL Auutinuuut
That bond With spunfiy approved Nv me Inns
been given hN said special commit HIunuf Ht ~
uWitvl nv anlU .lurTuu, ~ hero uutlUWl TITS B.h
day NJ April lDj IONS w. MITCHELL
hl'lH 'NIhL
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NESBITT g. DEVINE,

4 brick residence on Fifteenth street, $3.50.
No, y Vermont street. frame,
No. 20 Forth Huron street, irlma
No. 63 Seventeenth street, brick.
No, Gb Seventeenth street, brick.
No. u seventeenth street, brick.
No. 90 Seventeenth street. brick.
No, 1901 Chnpllno street brick
No. "Ge Market street. frame building, four
rooms, sl0Ol
very desirable country residence in Pleas.
ant Valley, on the National road.
Ma 20 North Front Street. lot 6oHiDl fcot
No, 20 North Front street, lot 30Xt01 feet
No, 2i07 R0f street brick. i've rooms
No. 1901 Alley II, frame, i've rooms
No, 100 North Front street lot 60XiD0 icot
No. $50 Main street, b rick nine rooms.
No. III Fourteenth street, brick, lot BOXl?O feot
No. North Penn street, frame. lot 40xl21 foot
No los Zane street. brick dwelling
Fine building lots In pleasant VALLEY.
sioTeroom and dwelling corner Eighteenth
and Woods street
building lots In LOatherwood
FOR RENT.
No q Virginia street. six rooms and bath.
A tlnc residence with largo grounds, furnished,
for the summer.
No. 1907 Chapllnc street. eight rooms
Z, No. 20 North Front street, seven roomL
Z No. Virginia street, brick
No, 1874 Market street Office rooms
No " South Pom street, frame
siSToOmed house corner New Jersey aud
ontauo streets, April 10.
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SALEI

Three houses on South Penn street
-Four houses on South Huron street
Two houses on North IlurOn street
Tour houses on North York street
zone house on South York street
Three houses on South Front street.
one house on North Front street
one house on North Wabash street
one house on South Wabash strueL
Two houses on Maryland street
Two houses on Kentucky street
Two houses on Virginia street
One house on Ohio street
one house on Florida street.
Five houses on South broadway street
Two houses on North Erie street
BUILDING LOTS
Ba!ldIRs lots all over the city q. PsIses 10 suit
purchaser.
Lots In Elm Grove, Mchicchon. Glendale.
and other property not mentioned
In this LET
FOR RENT-HousCs Of all sizes and different
locations
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A WONDERFUL Doc,
The Guide and Guard of a Blind
Match Peddier,
SOME OF HIS REMARKABLE FEAIS.
He Takes his Master to Church and
llesQpIetslHshe ReRodIcsIoR, which
ho ReoognIzos-Knowa Stores by
Name and Evinces almost tho Intel
Iigence of a Mantle chaStises u
Pupil.

GREAT many good
stories OF tho intelli-
gence OF dogs have
been told, but Wheel.
ing has a dog whose
intelligence excels
that OF all the dogs on
record.
Almost everybody
in Wheeling has OBJ
served a blind man
led by a dog, He
goes about town, in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04

NEW YonE, May Steps have been
taken by several wealthy mon to organ
i2c, with a capital Of moro than a mil.
lion dollars, a syndicate in opposition
TO tho present gigantic white lead trust,
which is Incorporated under tho Now
Jersey laws an the National Load Com.
pany.
In the now movement arc representa-.
tiycl OF white load companies now OF.
Grated INDEPENDENTLY Oi the trust.
Other mon IN 1t AFRO well known paint
manufacturers, aud some mon Of money
on tho outside who have visions Of
property arising from their Investment.
TuG first trial Of DR.. Woods Norway
Zinc Syrup viii safely any ono that tho
lung.hcaling virtue Of the Pine tree has
now been refined into an effective and
convenient cough medicine. Sold by
all dOaICrs on q guarantee OF satisiaC.
ton
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NTANTED-GIRLTO Do GENERAL
w Homework. Inquire Of MRS, y ", KEN
MEN, No. Il Nineteenth street. my2
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLICSALEOPR REAL ESTATE
Brick House on No nth Main Street
and Vacant Lot on West Side OF
Main St., Below TWenty-Sec

on saturday, May 30, 1903, commencing at
10 O'Clock u, IN, at the north front door Of tho
Ohio County Court llousi, the undersigned will
following described real estate, situate In the
city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, that Is 10 shy:
The south Onc'hHli Of lot No. 10, IN Jonathan
Znnes addition to the town OF Wheeling which
half lot fronts 80 feet on Main street. ut No. 52i
and includes brick house Of twelve rooms. III
good condition. Terms cash. a. T. GARDEN,
apis Executor OF Elizabeth PannelL
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WANIED-BY A MANUFACTURE
w ING house, nonresident an experienced
salesman 10 canvass country trade, Reference
required. Address A. ", lnielligencer Office.
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WTANTEp-MAN AND WIFE TO
w take charge OF an Office business, Must
have two hundred dollars. lll9 Main street
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, j. Il. CLARK. my
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FOR RENT.

DOR UNCOMFORTABLE
II rooms IN Chicago, near Worlds Fnlr
Grounds $40 Ellis avenue, MRS. ANNIE
DAVIS HAMILTON my"
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WANTED,

WANTED-Y0UNG MANT0 TAKE
w orders Apply to 1901 Market street my3'
"AETED-ONE FIRSl.ULAsS
w coat one vest and one pantalOOn maker;
best prices aud steady work. COme at auce. H.
LEVY, siS,cFsVlllG W. Va. myS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned will on Saturday, May 20.
1873. commencing a. 10 O'Clock H. m, ut tho
north front door Of tho Ohio county Court
House, soil at public auction part Of lot No, 49,,
Wheeling, fronting IS icet on Maln street and
extending west to the alley 10 tCot Terms, cash,
w. V. IlOGE,
np2i Executor OF Alex rannell Estate.
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WAHrED-EVERY INSURANCE
w Agent aud business Man TO write for our
lortupe'maker plans-Lile, Endowment, &c.
Regular bonanEas. Best on earth and largest
pay. Mention paper ind state experience, THE
amos
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS TRAY
w FLING companion, matrou OF office as.
sistant by respectable midde.aged woman.
Reference exchanged. BOX 30, Bridgeport,
Ohio lp9l
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WANTED-TO LOAN MONEY Az
w two per cent lnt mortgage, real estate
security, farm OF city property. Call on or I'D,
dress j. O. MARBLE Elm Grove W VI mvl
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SITUATION WANTED FOR YOUNG
~ lady stenOghphcr competent aud ener.
gCtIc. BUSINESS EXCHANGE, ILL., Main street,
j, H. Clnrk Manager. npl9
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WANTED.
w OIL AND GAS TERRITORY.
wish 10 purchase oil und gus territory and
oil production In West Virginia Correspond
Once solicited GEO. GILLMOR Room 4OS.iOd
Ferguson block, Pittsburgh, Pa. np2Io
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FURNISHED ROOMS ANTED
II for reliable and steady tenants. BUSI.
NESS EXCHANGE, Ill? Main street, J. u, Clark,
Manager lplO
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19
III WORLDS FAIR.

Many of our people are asking, "What
will it cost to see the Columbian Exposition?'
The editor of the HERALD's teachers ON
test has arrived at various estimates upon
reliable information which he has CLEANED.
As the Exposition grounds cover 700 acres,
containing ffty.two exposition State build,
ings, besides those of foreign nations, the
live stock exhibit and a number of exhibits
which are outside, such as Esquimau and
other villages, which may be termed side
shows, twenty.one in number, it is not
probable that one person can coverthe ground
IN a day. Suppose he can, the itenli4ed ac'
count is as follows: Admission to grounds
and buildings, so cents; side shows, 1925
electric boat, 25 cents; elevated railway, Il
cents; sliding railway, 10 cents; ice railway
10 cents; luncheon, so cents; round trip far,
from city by rail or water, 25 cents; total
sos.
For a man of ordinary means living in
Shenandoah and who decides to devote on,
week to visiting the Fair the following tablr
of expenses is made up: Railroad (rounc
trip $50; sleeping-car berth (round trip SO
room, So; meals in Chicago, 80; admission t.
grounds, So; side shows, IS 25; electric boats
elevated, sliding and ice railroads, So cents
one trip to and from grounds ON lakesteamer
25 cents; five trips on street car, so cents
total $6455.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19

Of your restless political pushers, who always
wants Office and is never without one, and
dips his toys into the mess and sets it going.
The result is the announcement that Judge
Weidman is to have no walk.over in the
Democratic convention, but no less a person
age than George J. Wadlinger, the party's
nominee of 1891, is now a full-ledged candi-
date and, as he has the organization at his
back and because many of his former
opposers regret their action in voting for his
opponent two years ago and want to set
themselves right this time, Mr.. w. will carry
of the prize to be given out this year, the
goal of which is a ten years set on the
bench. This time W~adlinger will be elected
if he gets the nomination, unless the ticket
he goes on is over.crowded with too many Of
one nationality and the candidates hOuld
happen to be mostly from one section. A
ticket suggests itself which would insure
Georges success beyond a question and if the
nomination of it could be reversed by com
mencing at the bottom he would win both
nomination and election
For Judge-George J, Wadliuger, Potts
vile.
For Treasurer-H. J. Muldoon, shenan-
doah.
For ProthOnotary-sol Cleaver Kirk,
Pottsville,
For Recorder-Henry scheurman, Maha'
noy City.
For Register-Ed, Hummel, Pinegfdve.
For Court Clerk-John Reber, Pottsville'
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ANOTHER PorrsvILLB LETTER
One Refers to Proceedings at the
Court.

This One Refers to Proceedings at the
Court.
P~OTTsvILLE, April 1S.-The weekly ses-
sious of motion court opened Monday morn
ing with Judges Bechtel Il Weidman on
the bench. Judge Bechtel disposed Of a
number of opinions and then Judge Weld.
man followed with the reading of his opinion
OH the petition to set aside the election held
in the Shenandoah water case, The HERALD
was the only paper that yesterday gave this
important opinion in full.
Judge Bechtel disposed of the Injunction
prayed for by NJ. p. Fowler, ct. al, in the
same case. The opinion was oral, following
the reasons set forth by Judge Weidman, and
refused the injunction. There was close
attention during the reading of the opinions
as these cases have aroused much interest
throughout the county. The contest was
waged by counsel on both sides with excep.
tional ability. The same battle, it would
seem, will be fought in Mahanoy City. There
the Borough Council have advertised for bids
for the erection of borough water works and
on Monday D.. c. Heuning and John W.
Ryon, Esqs., asked Tor an injunction to
restrain the Council from receiving bids.
The court took the papers. NJ. c.. Reinbold
and George W. Wadlinger, Esqs., represent
the borough.
The court has granted a charter to st.
Anthony's Roman Catholic Society OF
Mahanoy City.
The retail liquor license of B. J. Yost at
East Mahanoy Junction has been transferred
to oilas Hufnaele.
Frank Luto, of Gilberton through his
counsel, N. NJ. Burke, Esq, obtained a
transfer Of the license of John Honopke in
Shenandoah,
The Butler township schools imbrogIio was
in court again Monday. A bin in equity was
presented asking for a rule to show cause
why an injunction should not issue restraint
ing certain teachers from teaching. Am
was also made to the bill presented
"a week ago seeking the reinstatement of
School Director Nolan, who was bounced"
by the majority.
BY consent of counsel, Messrs. Beddall,
Burke and Pomeroy, the Breeu license case
argument went over to Monday next.
Attorneys SETTER and schalck exchanged
severe compliments in the argument of the
Daudo trespass case from Shenandoah.
Application was made ON Monday for the
transfer of the retail liquor licenses Of
Michael Curley and William p. Delaney, Of
Shenandoah. Judge Weidman took the
papers.
The Monday afternoon session Of court was
taken up with arguments for an injunction
to restrain the erection of dynamite works
petition for the dissolution Of the German
Beneficial Society of Girardyille. NJ. Z, F,
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Rheumatism is quickly cured by using
Arnica and Oil Liniment. I'm
Points.

IOAlAAs
Fair tonight. Robbins opera house.
Green goods" don't seem to take in town.
Bean soup and hard tack at the G.. A. K.
fair this evening,
Camp 40, S. of ", have moved their quar-
tiers to Beddal's building.
A milk team ran away this morning, up
setting the wagon and spilling the milk.
A large number of our citizens will visit
New York next week to witness the naval
review.
A Polish frolic on North Bowers street,
yesterday afternoon, made it quite lively in
that neighborhood.
Post l46, G.. A. R., will be inspected by
Assistant Inspector Abbott, of Port Carbon,
on Friday evening, 2sth inst.
The mos. intelligent of our foreign popu-
lation, those who are of a saving disposition
and hoard money, nave gotten into their
heads that gold is getting scarce and will
sooner or later command a premium, are ex
changing their paper money for the yellow
metal.
Go to the Grand Army fair tonight.
We have always said that Shenandoah was
the best Sucker" town in the country and
we still adhere TO the statement. Hundreds
of dollars are being sent to Chicago and other
places every week by our hard working peo-
pie who bite at the a~lluring bats held out to
them.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. o. A. Keim spent today at Pottsville.
Constable Boland went fishing this morn
ing.
S. D.. Hess was among the visitors to the
county seat yesterday.
Mrs. J. S, Williams spent to-day visiting
friends at Mahanoy City.
Mrs. T. d. Davies, of North Jardin street,
went to Mahanoy City to-day to visit friends.
Charles Lyons, travelling freight agent for
the Lehigh Valley fast freight line, was in
town to-day.
Miss Sue H. Daniel, of Shamokin, is
visiting her brother, James Daniel, of North
White street.
Mrs. j.. NJ. Robbins and Miss Maggie
Jacoby went to Philadelphia this morning to
spend a few days.
The late Silas Thompson was a member of
Plank Ridge Lodge No. $50, I. o. o. f,
instead of Shenandoah Lodge.
Alfred Hoover, elder of the Presbyterian
church, went to Easton to-day to attend the
meeting of the Lehigh Presbytery.
DIR. Hochlarner, who had his office in
Sbaphira's drug store, returned to New York
to day to accept a position with an insurance
company.
Rees J. Thomas, of West Coal street. was
rendered a surprise party on Monday night in
honor of his 53rd anniversary. About
twenty couples enjoyed the festivities.
Miss Jessie Mcdonald, of Providence, R.. l.,
who was the guest of her uncle, James
Daniel, of North White street, for several
weeks, has left for her home delighted with
the results Of the visit.
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Max Schmidt has not moved into his
spacious and elegant new quarters on North
Main street yet, the improveme nts need a
few more finishing touches before the re.
moval can be made. Meanwhile Mr.. Schmidt
is disposing of his stock at his old quar. ers on
South Main street and is selling dry goods
and notions at ten per cent. Off ON the dollar.
Secure bargains now and also be ready for
the grand opening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19

Grzeguz Skrobulis was arrested yesterday
afternoon for making an indecent public
exposure of his person at the lower end OF
Main street. Squire Shoemaker imposed a
fine which, with the costs, amounted to SSH.
AS skrobulis was unable to pay he was
committed to the lookup to spend five days.
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last evening to consider a report Of the
building and repairs committee relative to
the building of additional quarters on the
vacant lot at the rear of the West Centre
street school building. At one time it was
intended to put a building at the rear of the
High School building for a grammar school,
library and directors room, but that idea
was abandoned.
The committee presented plans prepared
by Mr.. Reilly, an architect of Pottsville,
providing for the erection of a brick connect
ing addition to the West Centre street
building consisting of six rooms, one to be
used as a meeting room for the directors.
Superintendent Freeman su sgested other
plans. He favored the erection of a six.
room frame building ON the Centre street lot
and urged that to have the structure indie.
pendent of the old would afford more light
and better satisfaction in every way.
After considerable discussion the board
instructed the building and repairs committee
to notify the architect to prepare plans on the
ideas suggested by Mr.. Freeman and when
they are ready the board will hold a special
meeting to consider them.
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all signs do not tall
the prediction made in
your columns on Thurs
day last that "there
will be a Kilkenny
fight when the Demo-
cratic convention
meets is just as sure
to be verified as that
the circulation Of the
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USE DANA'S SARsAPARILLA ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES"


The Grand Army fair will open tonight
Robbins opera house, where it is to be held,
has been handsomely decorated for the
occasion and the display of fancy and useful
articles will be very fine. The ladies have
gone to considerable trouble in getting up
this affair and we hope to see their efforts
appreciated by a large turnout. 1t win be
continued for several days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19

John Hardinger, a rear coal train brake
man ON the Philadelphia & Reading Rail.
road, was killed at 8 o'clock last night by
falling beneath his train at the North Maha'
noy colliery, at Mahauoy City. Hardinger
resided at Mahanoy Plane and left a wife and
two children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19

When you are troubled with dizziness
your appetite all gone, and you feel bad gem
orally, take a few doses Of DR.. Henry Bax.
ter's Mandrake Bitters, and you will be sur
prised at the improvement in your feelings
Every bottle warranted to give satisfaction.
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Owing to alterations / want to make in my
building, preparatory to the opening of the
additional branches OF dry goods and carpets
to my present business, l am now offering all
of the present stock in the bui ding at an
immense reduction for cash only, so please
don't ask for credit.
Respectfully,
4.l5-tf j. j. FRANFY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19

Any essay written upon the subject OF
Coughs and Colds should close with the SEN
siole advice to use DIR. Coxe's Wild Cherry
and Seneka.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19

Best work done at Brennan's Steam Laun.
dry. Everything white and spotless. Lace
curtains a speciality, All work guaranteed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19

A frst-class new piano for sale, at a bar.
Wilde's music store. 4.19.4t
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Delights the eonnoisseur. This cigarette is
not made by the trust, For full particulars
call on or address B. Labows 4 Co., Maha.
noy City, Pa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-19

lanes Family Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each day. In order to be healthy this is
necessary.
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Said a noted man of go years, my mother
gave me Downs Elixir for coughs and colds
when | was a boy" I'm
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TILE news OF THB DAY !
THE SCHOOL BOARD HOLDS A
SPECIAL MEETING.
ANOTHER NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
It Will be a Frame Structure OF
Six Rooms Including Accom-
modations for the School
Directors-Other Items.

JHOOL Directors Bren.
nan, Conry, Hanna,
Gable, Ogden, Burke,
Bachman, o. earn,
Trezise, Muldoon and
Gallagher attended a
special meeting in the
superintendent Office
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Superior goods at 25 per cent, lower thsn
q 7cwhsre 81 Holdomsu's iewalry store. Ct
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HOldormau's iowelry store leads, as ever.
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Buy keystone four, BE sure that the
anne LEssIe 4 BAER, Ashland, Pa, is printed
on every sack. 3-3-3uaw
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USE DANA's SARSAPARILLA, IT'S
THE KIND THAT CURES"

Wanted,
20 complete files, two copies each o tn,
9Th, and February 9th, 1892. A liberal price
sil be paid for the same.
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