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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

A LITTLE -,rl stuck a hat pin IN the back
of John Net sci. OF Pctrola he point touch
ing the spine. Ncuscl has been suffering
from spasms ever since and has lost his
mind. \ resident Of Butler is now suffering
from paralysis. the result of a practical Joke
OF the same nature played ON him.
AT Springbrook. one OF G. T. Ford's ;
Italian shanties burned and in the ruins
we're found two bodies OF laborers.
ToGrTHER the 10 cities Of Lancaster. Ale
Rheny. Allentown. Altoona Wilkcsbarre.
Williamsport. Scranton. Mckeesport, York
and Harrisburg have a capital of fS0 2j2 Sji
and employ Gl,59) persons. These are paid
t29. 093. 52S as wage. and they produce
manufactures TO the value of sll9, 2l7 ,003.
JoSArHAS DAVIS. Of pierpont township
Crawford county. has just celebrated his
l00th birthday. Mr.. Davis was a iifer IN tho
war of 1872 and still has the fife which he
used at that time. He Is IN perfect health,
eaA his three meals a day and likes fat pork
as well as IN olden times
A TERRIFIC gas explosion occurred IN the
air shaft at the Sterling collieTy, Shamokin,
Tuesday, burning Thomas jenkins and
Ietro Buccerc In frightiul manner.
AT Fairyiew. Mercer county. Charles
Msskray was struck on the forehead by a
slab thrown from saw in his sawmill and
killed instantly.
AT Legionyille, Beaver county, Otto Lei.
bel, a Young German, was run over by "a
train Wednesday. lie lived nearly an hour,
but refused 10 give any information except
ms 10 his name and birthplace, somewhere
on the Rhine. He cried piufully for his
mother.
IN has deyeloTed that engine 305 Of the
Iias imore and Ohio did not explode It's
boiler Monday near COnnellsyille. An &c
centric broke and was driven through the
boiler carsing tile engine 10 come TO n very
sudden stop and throwing three men on the
pilot. Not one ~ them was sealded, but all Of
the IN were shaken up aud slightly bruised.
AT Gtroudsbnrg. Hiram w. Rlsler, n dry
eoods merchant fired at thief and he dis
appeared Monday morning the burglar
Was found In vacant lot. but lao would not
give his name. lilo died shortly after.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13
Aguarla POr Hire.

You may hire almost anything in New
iork, even 10 an aquarium stocked with
sea vegetation and strange creatures of
the deep. The aquarium is An occa'Ional
table ornament at feast, aud Is usually
hired for tbs occasion. The trade ia all
the things that 90 10 make up tho
aquarium is = growing one In New YORK,
aud those who engage 10 this business
have taken 10 themselves the title
aquarist. You may have OF these geptle-
men almos, any queer fish, at price,
ranging from tea cents 10 $40 per speci-
men, together with any one Of twenty
varieties OF aquatic plants. s.-chicago
Times.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

pcroratious arc Prime Minister GlaG.
stones strongest point. lie may con.
fuse his aulicucc with ii cures, overwhcim
them with words, but when the time
comes for him to round of his speech,
aud when his voice, dropping in voluYe,
takes On the magnetic thrill tia. his
helped to make It's owner a power IN
Elgland, then TIE auliclcc aeutAilY
rises 10 meet the o.l.or.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13
LIFE lNsi,rANcr riornrs.

Tic advance sheets OF the Life Insurance
Commissioners report show that the Stata
of Pennsylvania leads the Union for amount
OF lite insurance written durn' 1892. beat.
ing New York by over 1000. .000. Here are
the Pennsylvania figures for the i've largest
companies: Equitable. sli id4. i02. Mutual,
S7,G-0 2l3; Penn Mutual. s7075.272; New
York Lille, $685., ,3l6, and Provident Life
S5,Sl9.iSl
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13
e GENUINE SURPRISE.
UY HARRY GANuSG.

He station a.
> W a Cor
rcrs was never Il
picturesque g
spot, even in
toe blue glow
nf the sunnicst
June day; bu;
on this chill
October night,
with the first
snowhukcs Of
{ h c sea so II
Cddyiug in the
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

Now auo:acr portrait Of Columbus is
discovered, this time by Tltila, al.
nouuces the Chicago Herald. To &C. at
i. II was necessary to remove another
portrait OF some o:her Iersoa NJ. nancl
thus far. Way Titan should have u,ci
y secoad time canvas on which he hal
alraiy painted Columbus is no: e..
planned, bu. some story has to be de-
viscd to make this discovery "lu:hel.
TIC" like the forty odd otaer "aatiea-
u 'aoor'rafs sf 81 asfOsSf4Esssf sip's ss fpr pr
"a tneN 's1. .-f..
market for sIcI Commodities. u TO
date, however, there IS no p7e:easc TIA:
the Titan was painted IRON life bu.
this second discovery may reasonably BE-
cxpec.e to follow the first.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

Electricity as motive poser will be
tried on the Eric Canal this year. Gov
ernor Flower of New York having sigre |
the bill providing fos the experiment,
and "s,oa,' predicts the Mail aud ES-
press, "tnc feeble, tagged and famous
canal mule will take is place in history
agd the b5lcyard."
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

UNIoNrowN- The jury in the case nj Rob.
ert Hughes against the Baltimore . Ohio
Railroad Company, TO recover SIS 0bi dam.
ages tor allcgci injuries received after he.
ing ont ten hours. gave the plaintiff { ,S23.
Hughes was freight conductor and lost Il
leg in wreck about year ago.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

CoNNELr svILLr--rhree hrakcmcn. Henry
Eicklemad, stephen Fairchild and William
Herberger. were seriously hunt on the Bal.
timore & Ohio. near Broadlord. They were
riding on the pilot of engine No 305 when
an explosion blew olt the front of the
boiler. They were all unconscious when
picked up aud their recovery IS doubtful.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13
rHhINMEN BLOWN TO PIE
An Engine Erplodes. Killing

Engine No, OF the ohoctaw Goal d
way company exploded at the edge OF Ved'
oak, !, T. -Four trainmen were blown b
pieces. They are l., y, Darnell. engineer
+. Fredericks, fremanl George Martin
brakeman, Henry Landers, night hostler
Three OF tho bodies were hurled 10 fee, liron
he engine,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

Lord Wincaelsea is abou: to found a
weekly paper in Eogland, which is to DO
:he organ of thc movement for a union
,t all classes of agriculturists. An Earl
n the role Of an editor, and editor of
his sort OF paper, is something Of
ioyclty across the water, according t1
.hc Chicago Herald.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

HAzELToN-The explosion of blast in
Pardee Bros Laurel Hill mine broke down
the wall of an old shaft which was full of
water, aud flooded a portion of the Pardee
mine. Two miners were drowned and the
Others at work had narrow escape. Their
names are Thon US Hudson and John Trem.
butb
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13
,,,,'',5B1ie''f flHf, f,'flls, SsRsl S3sl.

She had Just seated herself with sigh
OF relief when something like a big tire.
Is blazcd on her visio1-!or n brief sec.
oud only; thea it was gone.
a. dark lantern. :" she said 10 herself.
~ am sure now that hear the sound OF
ice, Oh the platform. There aro two or
three people there perhaps more. They
have learned that | am alone with all
that money" She claspei her hands
over her eyes, and shivered ~ she heard
q crash, q smo.herel exclamation, a sup.
prcsscl buzz OF voices, "Sone one has
iallen down the cellar! Ga, how for.
tuuatc It was thought OF that
And now . w whisper came up
through tue clre.cssly-j Joined boards OF
the floor. sac could distinguish the
words. Hold on! BE careful! The
front door is fastened, for l tried it.
You can all OF lou get down cellar, and
come up that way
Emiiys heart gave an cyuitant jump.
The cellar door, mass OF timer ~
which she had the fullest coaideace, was
securely botel. She pe:sed out into
the stormy darkness. By the occas ion.
ally displayed gieam of the lantern she
could see huldled mass OF figures
creeping dowa the cellar steps.
Last OF all disappeared the lantern it.
SELF, one leisurely step at time; and
then. consummating plan whicn she
had long been concoctius Ia her mind.
Emily made dash gu: into the night,
c!esed the two divisions OF the cellar
door with bang, barred them, aud fled
painting into the house.
By this time there was brisk knock.
iGg at the cellar door, q crying out o.,
open the door. Let US in"
But to these calls Emily Elkton paid
no heed, aud it was only when a haud
was suddenly laid on her shoulder from
behind that she uttered a piercing
scream aud lost all her presence OF mind.
"Why, Emmy" exclaimed familiar
voice. "Why, Guild, whats the matterl"
"Oh, Uncle Absalom, how you fright.
cred me! oh, dear, the cellar is full Of
burglars and robbers! Reach down your
gun. Get the hot-wateE kettle"
Burglars, chit" said Uncle Absalom.
'ltoDocrsf why, "har on yafth dld
they cone FRONT Sure ye ain't mistooiS,
sissyi Anyhow, I'll be ready for EN-"
lie advanced toward the cellar door
with his loaded revolver in his hand.
"Whoeycr ye be" he shouted. "tcll
rs what your business is or take this
Don't hold my arm, sissy! There can't
no more'n one az u time come up these
'ere cellar stairs, and reckon Pm a
match for that much, il | DC old al
s,if."
TO Emily's inluite alarm he uabolted
the cellar door aud Hung it wide open.
There, crowding on the narrow wood.
en- steps, stood Andrew Mirkham, the
Miss AlmonnsIeys, Leonidas Mix and
Sister Marietta, aud DR.. Cline'stwo club.
by daughters.
1--WE came said Markham. rather
shanefacedly, "to give Miss Elkton n
birthday surprise. We'rs worry that"
"Walk in-walk In" cried Uncle Alb
salon. his face one full moon OF broad
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

L0sDoa had on the last day OF last mont.
lDD,1Ib paupers, AMI o. that day vlD Va
granLs wsrs ''rslisysi." Tds iatsst asnsus,
1871, rslurnsd the population AZ 4, ,.ii, i,055.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

H,UoS-Frcddie Stewart, aged 4, son OF
David Stewart. was cut TO pieces by an
electric car in sight of his mother.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

Tho pHtSbu
al News A.
rvetyw where.
'week. IL &C
world. receiv
the Associate
other paper v
both of these
Fashion, and
equaled. ore
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

bought sunny slope OF land. ,Ihere he
means to build house and brinlt wife
when he can afford IL. He thihks that
life here means twice what il docs IN the
effete civilization OF the East"
But tonight. with the darkness wrap.
ping the little depot like blanket. and
the wind bowling down the mountain
gorge, Miss Elkton would not at all have
objected to somo Of that samo "effete
civilization"
Alone in tho house! During the whole
of her soiourn az Swampy Corners such
a thing had never happened to her be.
fore.
Uncle Absa'om had occasionally been
absent, 1t was true, but Miriam Nudge
was always there to bear her company
until his return. Now that sudden
summons from her father, hurt in an ac-
cidcnt in the saw mill on Ragged River,
six miles below, had called Miriam away,
poor Emily was all in tlutter.
True, the one train n day which stopped
at the station was not due until seven in
the morning. The telegram Office was
closed, aud there was absolutely no care
for her to assume except to put another
log Of wood on the air tight stove aud
90 quietly to led.
But the very sense Of solitude appalled,
her. She shivere1 at the very clicS OF
the snow flakes against the window, the
crack of the boards in the tloor. the SLOW
drip OF the water into the kitchen sink,
where Uncle Absalom had recently in.
troduced the modern improvement OF n
water tap, connected by pipes vita the
spring IN the spruce glen above.
why couldn't Miriam have stopped
at one OF the ueighbors' houses and sent
some one to keep me companyf' she re.
pined. Andrew says there are some
nice girls at Almondsley, down the
mountain, and he said he'd like to intro.
ducc me to Marietta Mix, who teaches
Sunday.school in the South Cleatiny,
and does type writing for the company
on week days. I'm sorry, now that |
tossed my head, and put On airs. and
sail did no: care to mingle in the so.
c.cty hereabou,s. must have appeared
hateful enough. Gracious, what was
thatl"
1t was the clock striking nine, nnd
then Emily remembered tina. she had no
supper. Nervously glaucing around her,
she tip.tocd to the cupboard, and TO Ok a
Glass OF milk aud a little bread.and-
cheese AS she replaced the tumber on
the shelf she heard footsteps on the
frozen ground outside.
"lt's my Imagination" she said, after
listening Tor second. ''But woa't bo
frightened SO. | will be brave" She
took hntcle;, anl sallying forth,
opened the ccIar.door. az anyone
comes he'll sail down there before he can
ret TO the door, said she.
Ani with two proiigious slashes OF
the hgtchet she cut away the board rath
which led across a series OF rugged bould.
crs to the railway platform.
There she cried, hurrying back to
the inside warmth and brightness, as if
u whole brigade of pursuers were at her
heels, that's done! | feel safer now.
But must hang tlc lantern out before
UPrle. ,NSaloa .c2pes Pack, IL dpa't
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13

" HA u
poter?
fountl q I
b the fel
Baid back.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
THE LATEST,

ASA p. POTTER. convicted some time
ago of false certifcation of checks
drawn upon upon the failed Maverick
National bank, was sentenced TO sixty
days IN Cambridge, Mass, jail and to
pay a fine of 81 600.
HERR RICHTER has cabled to Boston
that he had decided to remain in Vienna
and therefore must cancel his engage
ment to replace Arthur Nikisch as con-
ductor of the Boston Symphony orches-
ira.
FRANK JAMES and Bill Dalton, it is
said. have formed a partnership and
will shortly open up a big saloon at
Chicago.
GEN. EDWARD BEALE, q veteran of
two wars and an intimate friend of
Gen. Grant, died recently at Washing
ton.
/ 4 CHINESE war junk surprised and
almost exterminated desperate band
of pirates near the Aichow islands.
! RIoTs have been precipitated in sew
eral Irish cities by rejoicing over the
second reading of the home rule bill.
TKE ea-l of Derby is dead. lie was
born in 1926 and was son of the earl of
Derby who was premier of Great Brit
ain. As Lord Stanley the late earl was
well known in English politics.
SECRETARY OLSEY has made ruling
that no United States marshals or at
torneys viii be appointed until four
years from the time Of confirmation Of
the present incumbents. .
A TERRIBLE riot occurred at Hull. En-
gland, between police and striking dock
laborers.
The state department had not at a
recent date received any official notice
that Max Judd will not be accepted as
consul at Vienna and Secretary Gresham
was inclined to doubt the truth of the
report.
The officials of the Pennsylvania
Steel Co. say that the fact that that
company has gone into the hands of a
receiver will not affect the work at all,
but that it will go right ahead.
TREASURER ROYCE. of the Veteran
Soldiers home, of California, is short in
his accounts for a large amount.
IN Utah cowboys attacked band OF
thieying Indians and We're repulsed,
losing two of their number.
REV. T. DEWITT TALNAGE on the
Esd celebrated the twenty-fourth ami
versary of his pastorate of the Brook
lyn tabernacle.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND says that he
is not alarmed over the financial situa
ton. relying on the good sense of the
ipeople to avert disaster.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
THE SOUTR.

WILLIAM WILSON, of North Memphis,
was shot dead on the streets by party
of friends of the brother of his wife,
who had opposed the marriage.
The town of Boles, Ark. was struck
by tornado ana seven persons We're
killed.
The jury in the case of Min Shepard.
tried at Bentonville. Ark. for the muir
der of Officer Dalton. found verdict of
involuntary manslaughter and fixed the
penalty at one year in the state prison.
J. D. ROBERTS has been appointed re-
ceiver for the Lookout Iron Co. II Chat
tanooga. Tenn.
The birmingham & Atlanta railroad
enjoyed the distinction of being in the
hands Of receiver for just fifty min
utes. when the order was rescinded.
THE Memphis Il Little Rock railroad
has brought suit in the federal court at
Little Rock for heavr damages against
the Cotton Belt, the Iron Mountain and
the Fort Smith. alleging Gould com
bine to drive il out OF business.
PETER I. Z. SMITH, former paying tell
er OF the First National bank. of VIII
mington. Del, pleaded guilty to embez-
zling $50 600, and was sentenced to
seven years Imprisonment and fine of
$4,000.
HOKE SMITH, secretary of the inte-
rior, is suffering from indisposition at
Athens. Ga.
A NEGRO family. consisting of II per
sons. was burned to death by the house
taking fire after being demolished by a
tornado near Meridian, Miss.
The free miners attacked the convict
guards at Tracy City, Tenn, for the
purpose of freeing the prisoners. A Sc
we're conflict followed and two or three
men We're killed.
THE frost of the 18th and 18th killed
about three-fourths OF the growing cot
ton crop around Paris, Tex.
THE fight against the dispensary law
of South Carolina has got into the state
supreme court.
DETAILS Of the terrible storm in Mis-
sissippi show forty deaths and two hun
dred persons injured.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
THE EAST.

THE old engine John Bull" the first
one which ever run in the United
States, pulled out a train from New
York on the 18th composed of old style
coaches and manned by veterans
Lucy LARCoM, the New England poet
ess. is dead.
ADvIcEs received from st. Helena at
New Bedford. Mass, report tremend-
GUS catch by the Atlantic ocean whalers
during the past season.
THE authority of Mgr. Satolli has
come up as a question m the Father
Tracy suit at Trenton, n. J., Tracy
having been evicted by order of the
apostolic delegate from his church at
Swedesboro. 1t will take some days
for the court to decide.
A WOMAN has been chosen city weigh
er at Danbury. Conn.
THOMAS NJ. BARR & Co, of New York.
coffee brokers. have failed with liabili-
ties of about S3O0,O00.
EDWIN BOoTH was for the second time
stricken with paralysis on the 18th and
1t was feared he would not survive.
FoUR of the crew of the American
Bark Southland were lost on its voyage
from New York to Monte Video.
AFTER a lingering illness of several
months. Mrs. Almira Hancock, widow
of the late Gen. Winfield 5. Hancock,
died at New York on the Goth.
AT the Lord Craven-Martin wedding
at New York a disorderly crowd broke
into the church. Some elaborate toi-
lets We're spoiled. Ward McAllister
lost lapel of his coat.
PRISONERS in the Charlestown Jail, at
Boston, attempted to burn the building,
but the flames were extinguished be-
fore much damage had been done.
Two New York murderers- allister
and Rohle-under sentence of electro
cution escaped from the death cell at
Sing Sing. Rohle threw pepper in the
guards face, got his keys aud pistol,
intimidated another guard. locking
both in the cell, released Pallister and
both got clear away in the storm that
was prevaii:5;g.
Col. WILLIAM MCMICHAEL. the well
known lawyer and assistant attorney
general under Gen. Grant, was found
dead in his bed at New York
THE New York legislature has ad-
journed sine die.
RECEIVERS have been appointed for
the Pennsylvania Steel Co, which has
extensive plants at SteeltOn, Pa, and
eparrows Point, Nd.
MRs. FRANCIS HARRIS at New Haven,
Conn, shot herself over the body of her
dead husband.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
an ARMY Poisoned,

SAN FRANCISCO. April 24.-The Bark
entine Irmgard arrived from Honolulu
last night bringing advices up to April
II. The leading event is the supposed
wholesale attempt to poison the soldiers
and members of the national guard.
On the night of April II the soldiers
at the barracks were taken with vom-
iting spells. Surgeon Rodgers was
hastily summoned and found that the
men evinced signs of poisoning. Much
mystery surrounds the affair. The
royalists Indignantly deny the exist
ence of plot to destroy the govern
ment forces in this murderous manner
and there is so far no general desire or
intention to hold them accountable.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
THE RIOTS AT NASSAU.
Due to the Misconduct OF Contingent
from the EIarbadoes.

Due to the Misconduct or q OOnIinssent
from the Barbadoes.
New YORK, April 24,-NassSu advices
under date of April Il say: Some
months ago the i;ahana government
sent to Barbadoes fer company of
mon. sixty strong. VINO were put through
military drill by Capt. Learmouth. late
of the Lanccrs. These men were
brought 10 Nassau and called the Ba-
hama constabulary For a month or
so the people nave complained OF
the brutality of the consta bulary.
So inceuSed were they az Grants
town that on the night of April they
burned the guard-roon, beat the con-
stabulary and stoned Capt. Dearmouth-
To-day Il constable had his brains beat
en- in in the center of the city OF Mas
sau. When the rest of the force heard
of this outrage they rushed out with
fixed bayonets. clearing the streets and
wounding several persons. An attack
of the people from G-antStown Is ex-
pected momentarily. The force has TO
be kept in barracks.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28

Thomas F. Bayard's first trip to Eu'
rope was made about ten years ago. and
he then saw something of English so
ciety and good deal of Germany.
Prof. Virchow. the eminent patholO-
gist, keeps alive for experiments sew
eral generations OF eats, from which he
IS trying to evolve race of bob-taiied
cats.
Toy Wing Sang, a hustling promoter
from China, has succeeded in getting
subscriptions of 81, ,0O0,O 900, it is stated,
from American and Chinese capitalists
for the building of electric roads and
Lighting plants in Chinese cities.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
The Outb-eak at Tracy CITY.

TRACY CITY, Tenn. April a2.-The
state troops from Nashville, sent here
to prevent a repetition of the troubles
OF last August, arrived yesterday and
all was quiet last night. The out
break which necessitated the send
ing Of troops here, was sharp one and
lasted for over an hour. About
II o'clock that night band of free
miners appeared before tEc stocllade OF
the conyicts. in which were thirty-eight
guards, and demanded the surrender of
the convicts. Their demand was re-
iected and firing began. After an hour
Of hot work the miners withdrew,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
An Erie Strike succeeds.

MUNCIE. Ind, April 22.-Iwo weeks
ago the freight trainmen on the Fort
Wayne, Cincinnati x Louisville division
of the Lake Erie Il Western railway
demanded an increase of wages with
pay for overtime. Before the demand
was made the men Were prepared for
the worst, and, if ignored by the COM
pany, the road would be tied up to-day.
At the last hour the company granted
the demand. The men get from Is to
25 cents per day increase, with pay for
all time over twelve hours work, and
full road wages, with hotel expenses
paid, while attending suits in the COM
pany's interests
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
JEWELRY FAOS.

JEwELRY done in enamel and pre-
eious stones is quite the fancy of the
moment
OLD-FAsmoxED rings, with precious
stones in straight lines over the top,
are much liked.
A NOVEL stick-pin shows a bow of
ribbon in enamel with pendant con-
tanning a fine diamond.
New stick-pins are in four-leaved-
clover shape, a wreath of forget-me-
nots, spray of lily of the valley or a
tWig of mistletOe.