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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

NV YoRx. March 2i.-FLovR-Quiet
and barely steady winter wheat, low grades.
30 20 2.55 per cwt.
WaEAr-fairly active for export, closing
strong Closing: No. rid. March. 74sc;
April. 74-sc: May, 7sxe: June, 77ssc; Aug
ut. sSlcs September. - &C.
CoKS-Eirm and quiet No. ?. 52slc- Clos
ing; March. 5a.c; April. size; May.
50 &c; June. 5o'sc; July, 50sc.
OArs~Duli and easy. Closing; No. ?.
80. 10 &c: No. white. A 10 AS; No. ?
Chicago. foi.c No. 3. 5s1sc; No. white.
49,
IaHD-Quiet and steady; western steam
closed az Esd; city. 1918.
P0KK--eQiet; new mess, 1870 10 is.s3; ex-
ira prime, nominal.
CHxxsx->,eady ard in fair demand state.
SSc; fancy. ll4 TO l3c.
CosFxs-Options opened steady and un-
changed 20 Il points advance, and closed
barely steady and unchanged to 10 points
down; March. Il. 10 10 l7.5s; April. l6.so TO
10 20: May. l6.60 10 l6.75; June. 1910; July.
1s-S5 Ia l6.45; September, 1885 to lo.jo;
sro: Rio. dull and steady; No. ., 1870.
SJsAR-i.aw frfner aud in moderate de-
nand; fair refining. i5-l6c bid: centri-
ftsgals. 81 deg. test, .-l6c; refined fairly
acslve ana firfncr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
STRICKEN DEAD.
ro0cruoorgr srrrFeFSTs

a recen, Ss- York Dispatch reads
James &. II, the looking and
apparently healthy man, Vas obs~rvesi -
slaz<sr ehiie eaiking On I nh Avenue this
afternoon. ADJ after tskinT one or Two un-
eerfsia step. fell q tie sidewalk. Wien
packed up 10 sas dead A phvncisn ex-
amln,,d ne hosiy ard prauoune,d ktsffslisrle
the cause q DEATH 4 peculiarly sal feature
II ths cses - thai Mr. IL wns ora his
va 10 Nsiat. ID settle il zoe herie q his
bos bod tie ha8 passei TIE ffe4iogs "a
yssrs in tie sestsru Mining c.'nntrY ard bad
ar,as-.ai = fortune lfiOt baVe car of the
symptoms 4 zen n the faiiow ine tsstrseoiais
you saolid iosc no firne IN ssekin< reiief
Prem John L. Raesrts. siarastan. "a;
have sui'eresi sith pfifi.gfiqa. trrtfplar
r.isr. fs,attsy cd sr,afsgts1 spssis pms n
.A,..bi -. -iie. al sg-ss ~ 77r flrfF ssars.
For fxefss 7sars hare betn treated without
svsii b. rromiaent Fivsicisns ~ ny neigh
borhood AID IA New York. tsrcriug CEN
SANITY w0rse. susthsriaF spells loEed 80
.n.ther. - ny life ~ss cffen in danger and
rer<stt constant cafs ksmys3n hsl been
carsA ~ ~ HtsS Ns~ Hssrf faes. he sent
ne thrce bottles The arst t,ssl rare ~
iusfsnt relief is~fare using TIE ms, bofil-
80 a. pieteir crred Aiihalxh seventy
fivs rears Oh / feel trestv TesFs yceogsr.
eiaifa MP cure - - aiai'r-f ~ AZ .,
lire i. q letter frors Mrs. john k9izr~.
a. lsvelsnd. a. = 1 hsd beru fftdhltd ssh
- l,e.st sn1 stomach ssr rests. bAf f5r siE-
-, e,op,h. hsA Keen coufnei 81 ris fed
ft.f ss,.r ~ tse ts~t ,i,r,nrs IN tht t.fy. bot
49, th~., t.-rl 1,rs the 'rea i.sss ~ ~
l..,t sfso I'D aropsv sosl r1lufnai isni-
scr 49, rar-iirioe that -eistse ne -
O. - - ~ Ne fsags .fs dos
IN rnneh sirrrRer NJ sppsifts Z sf'.e'.' I
7 gam sir@rrfh 18Th rfvrv f's7 hef7
ra.esf ftorr ~ al vefks fr'fn soar trieste
rn~a- fhtn ia sixteen meetas f1in - 80
3tatrs
Is. ~ NJ o.. - ~ fFisrt "a ~
a. .,.,f.~s ,.srsrf~~ - All tlfH1Risfs
r - ,r..f'-. $500. ..si "a ere
l. Na-- II el.eal Co, kitha', laa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
Of Interest to Inventors.

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PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION. of
which this paper is a member,
has a standing offer of a gold
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For further particulars al
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York.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

Bo:h TIE method and results when
Syrup OF Figs . tzkea; X Is pleasant
sad Fsfres1ing 60 tie taste. aud acts
eently sef promptly on inc kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cl~ans-s the sy>
tsIn sfsctnallys disp~ls eolds, head
aches and levers cad cufes nahltll
eoastipslinn- syrup Of Figs Is TO
cnly renedy Of It's kind ever PR
s.ac-d. pl<4sinz 10 The taste and Ac-
eepsxbls 20 the stomach. prompt IA
iis actsn zad truly beneficial la -
effects. prepared only from the saost
healthy AID agreeable substances, 10
msny excellent qualities comme0d u
- al and have maize II the nicst
popular remedy kno~n.
syrup II FSgs q fot sale 10 occ
and 81 Sortlts bv all leading drng.
gisss. Any reliable druggist VINO
ma~ 40. have il on hand viii pro-
cure Il promptly for any one who
wishes 70 Try II DO not socept any
Substitute
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
is ss<scasc0. CT.
s->-ss.-~-s -. 49, ssk@ 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

fosro~. March = The grain markets
orrns3 tbi+ foerninE easier. A. Livefpooi
4lss; IA ira 7ery -Af demand: red sinter
ANA Esiifpffis Is io0er. Coon "a loser
and h ruaricrtfo Iemand London rargoss
II California rhcaf. 81 lover. % coast ~
Tho freneh markets we're Unchanged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
CHICACO & WEST MICHIGAN
RAILWAY.


coTso 70 CHIC 400
Lv. Grand Rapids ks1am l@ur 81 rspm
AZ. tlicaeo :, s. IN - ? On . as -
EFT1 KNfNa Fs.lN faff 400.
IT. Chicago. .... .epIatn = 3 ~ - = ~
Ar. Grand Snpids > 50 . m D. - o ~ -ti3am
nf>ro> HsFnaa Asn -. tlf
~. Grand karids - m gsrm 81 an
Ar. Grsad kaTids-t d en- 1tnm l4st IN
rtsNn Fro2 Nishfso>
Lv. q. r. fsaam . 9m ~. q n kttrra
Ar. a.. u 20 a NJ t11 4 = 1874 y
1ssvEk~r CIV. ssRl~rfg ssp rsTessft
Ls. Nrsnd Rapids 1nau t#pfn
AZ, Traverse tity ....-.....- n a. s. ~ fHr@ ~
N. lharlefoir Isl. ...-....... sru -
81. tetfsskrs ..-. ttilsl
AZ hanistea IA as = - ~ ID e
Arrise ff,,n refossc, 1901 r if.-n Irafal.s
tsts n g. m. d. a. = M.
IHEfrH AZ efErrrr
Warner rariuf.tsrs lcase tirnnn hsfl.is IS
4 RI laats hicaeo : -t "a
Nafusr oif.f,efr Law fifsrd httids "a ~
= ~ irs~r hfreEo 81 it , g.
free chair cnr - Nanistnr sc ptn
'tsrf1 da1. oa,rE irairs Deok a4se on'f.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
Derroltt.rain.

Dxraofr. Nnh.. March q -wheat-So. ?
ri. cn<h. - 80 May, Ussc; July, 75fsc;
~. ~h.fe. cash. 49,
corn 40. =. cash. t2ifc.
oafs-N,s. shite. cash. 80.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

sDsts Al efherF felt aFrrrt ~nnftf
1ekirr 81 - <resrlf-<f - fstl
tlr~f,Ine csrs - fafifr ard ttiErtir -
rrfserf - a1e fr.lrr ilrfruis fsrIff rHFs rur
-, trains iesTlnr ffrand hrtt.is ~ 4, sr I'D
irsrinr Detect - q ~. erriFInf - f+fute
hsrslfls ~ ~ r. 4 o. Hrrrt clInprrts-rIe fo-ts
e. i,rf-u4t witt ~ tfrensh trsfns fssf fIftf fhs
hicHtrsr tf1fsral railroad " ahHta eI'tttlrrn
olsffiIl1t
fEHr n prinas Ca A. ~ horso< -
a. hreoLs4 - Il. A ihtraEa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

The following j. a lat - tho marriage
iirfnees i-ssitd since last Publication, with
fhe names. residences fHhel ou Of the cifyl.
and ages ~ tho parties; Age.
liefhert Itfrr. wfeurg; Elizabeth Y.
agfI.etsa NF9saiag u
Ff-rk y ~efiinf N,yssfis. - i.lzzic
tnli.~sfi. ltsssie. si'eh = 2
tifaf sfni.isn. - arsa Nal.ss4 Ennaas.
A..t.rIta "A -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
GRAND ApTDs WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH % lsa


AFfIks-Faif a. good. per Dbl. G75,d
3isst fancy. Pr bli. <3-.fss3.5n
CaAssRAalfs u y aad cherries. $40 per
hsis Jerseys, <lska5.23 pr tu.
NosipA oAissxz bfisAis. S5.oo95. -
PR h,sx.
f.sNoxs->e~ Neszlfss IN tox e sos
and ,<1s. s3skfa75 leg tx.
BssA>As-A According 10 quality. $l.5oa
25o PR bunch
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22


NsfF Hia,iie,sfsh o. fs.,siB = ferd.
e.ace isra ~ feii 3 tar't f.sfsitiaa
nso,a ~ Seal - ffsnA & f.ofe. piecs
tsfd "a iaf IS, Byron M
Fed fiek 4 Deans e. Lewis Denat iat
- N@ffttrIs sub 10
FrsHt - Forte afH SIZE - Afenso
e>-e. liac~ - isnsi on iieideus add.,
Arher as8 Af,,s klrsssirist ~ A.
fred Nfsaaf.s. ~ Z - lester ffsf 60
" - -tt.ae - iitsit <eaa iof 4 ~ ?.
thsrl-s l. l,otv ga *lfe =. fisrsf Top
pfs,e sesl eifr t.sf4 kirs rlhi IL
fi'vasesi Hfefaa - fssas lex.
ffft ~ 4 - 4. fefeaitis4i i,ist ~
hssg sfsiese :" 'Na wer
kis4t.rfh Hastefsa ts ffssl toss.
tf.t 3 ~ 4. .rieafii.si sitt In
Hahf iiaat - H~arf hsff .af atfc
80 - e - hfhsei
ktsr. 81
bessie itsfllasi +, Fsihiss fsp4ie.
L,ten .iass Aaf sefen.i
fst-j ttfs ffff - st ~
ttasls7fs f4t -
Apsa se- 49, sf- 81 fssas s.
% - fess stf !"
Asr-st 4es
hssse h-l :. IS aesss h4siss
fe et ese
tt<ftt leef s. fssfrer iasisH
f.fH - SRA a. -
ueaI 4 fest s4i 80. IS sss4i. aalia
ssa rif seq - - e.
klfaee fesa SIS est fs.ak
fess 49, e.sa - k 81
Nseia N fa.fs 4 Hssea
Eeke - iefi - ~ &e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

CakksE-Full cream. i2ssdi3c
CASSxD OooDs-gorn. <i.3Ae l.50 per dox
tomatoes. i.3Std i.3o Ter ooz
CoEEKEs-Roasfed. Rio. S2(d3ac; Mar
caibo. 25a9-c; Java. .na3ic; Mocha AMI
Java. 5O,d.Iic; package. $3.50.
LARD-Conpound tlerces. aiSc: COM
pound. 81 pound tins, ss,c: pune, tierces.
Si3.25; 81. pound tins. BIKE: kettle rendered,
tierces. sii.25 20 pound tins, AXE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
HETROiT, LANSING
- & NORTHERN r. r.

eo1~e 20 nF1as'F.
~ Grand Haradt 11oam swrlm t43nra
n Detroit II Gam ~tlr'n 81 q
BrgrESINe FHes rEsscsf
Iv p.-rr1s 1Eau *Tpm str ~
Ar. 0raod Kspidn = s. n > 81 - i12s > -
sae1sAp. ktNs asp -. ivtts
" Grand Rapid .. faus tftrr
Ar Grand knpidr ..-..,fi - N a. a. , -
To- sff va fovE1f nae1fEss a.
~ tsran1 hafass Ifeu irFm ffnrn
AZ. fnst Level tEp n tE a
rHNofaF Ga srErrx
r.rts.r Car 81 al frrfrs 49, srsf, fsrard knr
IA sod Tlrfrolf rafiof tar - farI.sau -.
r.sr.rrl na trein
tsrsnaf bf5iafES. strr Pnss. fsFsnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
MARKETS.

Bus few charges vcrr made IN quota
t.ons III - loeai msfket yesterday. Par
nip@ are trlnz marketed a littlo mo-e
Freely sudftfy have dropped 30 cent? a
fushsi Fresh meats are firm Poultry
has reached fAe highest notch n The
market. dealers saving they earnot
sTeri 81 pay tgacr prices. teal has
aes aneJ = cent Gfanaiaied sugar Is
quoted a little higher
Farm Prodscc
l.otafh.re - afeers-
Ntt4e see4z 81. fsr f.oaad
ttfts -saff so - rsf zai.
nrFge a ser rttaa.
i4t t
Ia4srcns ss7s- sef "a.
Nfse-- titsi. l.t.kf1 8. = fsf "a.
Iissse fsacs phifs re sef psaud.
lfFffrs i'st hs-l.s. -, ~ t..s.i..i.
fta.t - r-f tas
~ seif~-f - ser ~
81 sss4as - ser "a.
fsaas1e So. ~ "a.
hsrfe ea
ftassifs L
tsnasnse $50 - aaz
tfeef ~ f-f dus
tseefsHie tfssfHts ~ pr h.nrh.
~ef< ats.rtfe ~ -.
ffNFt4sf .ef fsal1s
hsnsstss hst sea~s. 1fee s>s dos
ht.ariiss
afrf ss~ass.sfff - - "a
trtbtsa- 81 sxff 81 80 81
Nsns> -fire-a ~ fef les sasehes
F.loItry
ftRs asfkefs Ia a.. dae~,es.s is4ffrs
t4*e sssseee snd f.s.s'efs. lsxl7ri
drr~<ffs ttfft8.
fs- fe* aff4 tGse-A t4ti4s
Use -. esnfters Sf.-@es. ile
fft- larls f afsss-a lttfs-
itse s-sse sttile ssei f2s 49,
fs~zs MEATS
- s4sa
80 $50 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

Grain.

Wheat. &C; corn, Ac; oats, 3Sc: rye, 4sc:
barley. Sl.l0.
Flour-Lily white, S1.s0; patent, $3.50;
b1ckwheat $3.50
Mill Stuff~-Middlings, SIS; bran. s17:
screenings. SIS.
Ground Fesd-Per ton, $3.50; corn meal
per ton, $500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

TT ttkf CAS-
Pas fFefsftea stiiilss go tok IL
tyef
Hay f,alisH. ; tiissf t5<fmse II eent
csagA l,afe . fsesihssss Ahi.uths
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
oRAxp RxrfDs. nfcH.
CAPITAL $500, 900

Gao W Cav, Vice President.
Nn. H. ANrEE<o<. tashf-r.
j>o. A SEssorn. Asst. Cashier.
Trsnsscss . eeuersl banking business In
tefesf paid ca time deppslts- by special ar
rangement with Ncesrs- knsuth. >schod and
kehn Of New York, letters 81 credit current Ia
all foreign countries, issued direct uI-o1 The
most favorable conditions. snd drafts dfspn on
all foreign cities AZ lowest rates.
DikkCToR<.
Vim. n. Anderson. VIM. Sear>
Christian BertSca. tseo. n Johu-oa
A. J. BOVINE. m Lemon.
A D. Rsthbone. a. ". oay.
ID. A. Biodgett-
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Washed. medium. 2id27c.
Washed. fine. 22d25c.
Cnwashed, medium. i5d3)c.
Cnwashed. fine, 12sal6c.
Hides and Tarlow.
Cured hides. No. I. 4'sc; No. .. SIC.
Green hides. No. l, 81 &C: No. ?. exc
Heavy steers. cured over 60 pounds. 6t<c
Calf. green, No. l, &C; No. ?. Sc
Calf. cured, No. l, &c; No. =, SIC.
Deaccns. - 10 35c.
Tallov-
Rough. &c per pound.
Rendered. 519c per pound.
Sheep pelts, sc % $50
Hay and Wood.
TnNorHy-sll oea1e.oo per ton.
CLovER-sii.Oo per ton.
MIxED-Si0.dhdi II Oo per ton.
STKaw-<5.ud6.po Per ton.
NooD--i6-in. beech and maple, dry g. q
per cord green, 500 per cord.
Building Materials
Wire nails. rate. sl.75,di.O.
Glass. discount, 15c.
Building paper. Ter roll. si.oofs.oo.
Mater proof paper. per roll. slO.
LtMBKR-kefail piece stuff:
No. hemlock. up - and including Is
feet lengths. si2.o0; add sl.oD per Loo fee.
for every additional two feet.
No. hcnlock. up - and including iG
feet. SO; every additional two feet. sl.oD
No. pine, under 2in.. sif.o0 per 90
feet; lin. SIS per 100 feet: add 81
for every additional two feet over IL feet
shipping culls. Si3.
Mil culls. Sill.
No. l flooring. white pine, So
No. flooring. white pine. SIS.
No. 2 flooring. white pine Sic.
No. maple. s..
No. ceiling. !. 81
No. ceiling. :. SIS
No. ceiling. :. 81
No. ceiling. :. siS.
No siding. lin, 81.
No. siding. 4 ia, SIS.
No. German siding. so.
No. German siding SIS.
No. German siding, Sl5.
Finishing material
No. common boards. 81
No. common boards sis.
No. common hoaui<, SIS.
II ~. finishing. H.
SHfSarts-StaF \ star. 10 inches clear. 50
Ter thousand.
No. :. i've inches clear bait. SIS per
ths8-8Gd.
Sound butt. sl.s5 per shtrrand.
sui shirg.fs. 81 Ter ihoa-naa.
l4Hr- NJ. : white pine, 40
No. white pine. S-fs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

Washed. medium. 3itd27c.
Washed. fine. 22sd25c.
Cnwashed, medium. i5td DC.
Cnwashed. fine, la loo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

lrese sflttn< fnolr che ssefk "a a. aaa
fs q - dab .sl'ss u4.as a4lls sase.f $40
FnArss eo1ks sssrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-03

the public enclosure with the expectation O.
witnessing lively session were disappointed.
The Couucilmen present were Messrs.
Mcguire, Phalen, Scheily, James, Lamb,
VanDusen, Holman, Gable, Amour, Devers
Gallagher and Betteridge. The absentecs
were Messrs Coa5ley, Hopkins and Stout.
Councilman. Kane Fiuney, GaAigau
and Dougherty occupied seats with the old
members as invited guests and Chief Burgess.
| elect Burns occupied q seat with the out
going officers of the borough.
All the business was of a routine character
and no one seemed disposed to enter into a
prolonged argument.
Mr.. Devers again arose and said he wanted
to know why the joint committee on wato
works did not make a report on what it ha
done during the past year. He also wanted
an itemized statement showing receipts ant
expenditures by the committee. He wanted
this information as he is about to leav,
Council and wished to be able to speak in
diligently ON the matter to his constituent
if called to account.
No one seemed disposed to speak on tn
subject and Mr.. Devers question and reques
went by without comment or action.
The Finance Committee reported that
bad agreed with Receiver of Taxes Schmid
on the amount due the borough 1t is under
stood Mr. Schmidt will make settlement wit
the committee before the new Council
organized.
This was about all the business trausactc
before the consideration of bills was take
| up, which included the payment Of sewers
bills incurred during the year and anon
bills contracted for advertising in connecdc
with the proposed water works.
It was decided that the meeting for Il
organization of the new Council be he
Monday evening, next between and
, o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-03

all over the West, as miner, prospector, guide
and scout, and at last returned to the home
of his younger days.
On reaching Pottsville, he at once went to
the haunts of his old cronies only to dnd
new faces. He inquired for his children, but
none knew whittier they had gone. At last
he inquired for himself and was told that he
was dead and buried long before.
Sad, it was, indeed. He had come long
way and endured great privation, expecting
soon to be under the shetering roof Of his
children, where he would receive care in his
old age and instead found himself stranger
in a strange land, without means or friends
In despair he went to the Almshouse. It
was there, that by mere accident he learned
of a son living in Shenandoah.
The discovery was joyful surprise to Mr.
Williams and he caused a letter to be written
to his son here, the receipt of which was an.
other great surprise as the father had not
been seen or heard of for many years and the
| last heard was somewhat uncertain inlorma
tion through Pennsylvania miner who said
he had seen the old man in the wilds o.
Tennessee.
Mr.. Williams was brought to this town by
his son last night When reporter saw hin
this morning he was sitting by his sons fire
side in comfortable home on East Appl,
alley, happy and contented, with a grand
child on each knee, who listened attentively
to the stories of travel and adventures in III,
far west James T. Williams, the son, reside
at 126 East Apple alley.
USE DANA's sARsAPARILLA, ITS
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-03
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES"
PERSONAL.

Meade Peters moved his family to Lakeside
yesterday.
Miss Name Williams went to Mt Carmel
this morning.
County Commissioner Bowes was visitor
to town to-day.
S. A. Beddall went to Washington, D. c.,
to-day, on business,
Rev, Kane left yesterday afternoon to visit
friends in Philadelphia.
Mr., and Mrs A. d. Brown, of Lost Creek,
were seen at the theatre last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, S. A. Beddall went to Potts
vile yesterday to attend the funeral of a
friend
Thomas Jenkins, of Turkey Run has
slightly recovered from his severe attack Of
illness.
James, John and Robert Martin and family
of Wilkes Barre, were the guests Of John
Weeks yesterd y.
John R. Hughes, of South West street. who
suffered a paralytic stroke on Wednesday, s
still in a serious condition.
William Hughes has left for Jobnstown,
where he willbe seen behind the desk Of one
of the first class hotels, as clerk.
Robert Knight has resigned his position at
Magargles to accept one with James Hughes,
formerly Of town, at Johnstown.
Rev. William C. Davis, of South Wales
G. B., win visit town tomorrow and will
preach in the Welsh Congregational church
Sunday morning and evening.
| j. j. Franey and wife, John F. Higgins
and daughter, Miss M'Liss Higgins George
j. Higgins Of shamokin Misses Kate
Franey and Kate O'Hara left town this
morning TO attend the Inauguration o.
President Cleveland
Mrs Curry, OF South West street, returned
home last evening from Pittsburg with hel
son, Thomas Curry. Mr.. Curry is in very
poor health, having been confined to hil
home for the past eighteen months will
stomach trouble, and returns to this town fol
the benefit of his health.
John A. Reilly, George L. Thomas and
number Of other gentlemen, whose names w
failed to learn, left for Washington to-day
and before returning win visit Norfolk an,
Bluefeld. Squire Monaghan will join tn
party at Washington
The enlargement Of the powers heretofor
possessed by First Vice President Thomson
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad is a fttin
recognit on not only of Mr. Thomsons abb
ity but of the growth Of the Pennsylvani
System, with which he has been so long cor
nected He is to have special supervision {
the freight and transportation department
besides charge Of all relations of that char
acter with competing and connecting line
and under the direction of the President at
tend generally TO the executive business
the company" The outside public have ha
but little general knowledge Of Mr. Fran
Thomson, the First Vice President but tL
railroad men Of the country aud those WI
have intimate ealngs with the Pennsy
vania Railroad never have had anything bl
praise Cor his great executive ability aud hig
regard for him personally.
HoldeTmsn's jewehy store leads as eyeE
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ONE.CENT.
OBRs OBsET VATTONs.
what lie Secs ANA Hears During His
LrnNnIa-

W nav AAo G1ha anu AAtAiH bhAAAb hAN
Travels.
If the bill which Senator Lands has intro
duced at Harrisburg becomes a law some Of
the political heeers who win not work for
candidate until their wheels are first
CREASED" win have to devise other means
for pounding the candidates than those
now in vogue. The proposed law is similar
to that which is in operation i'm New York
and it makes provisions that will apply to
nominating conventions. 1t applies to cleo
ton expenses and holds that payments for
printing, travelling expenses dissemination of
news, political meetings, conventions and
employment of watchers shall be legal. Fees
paid for the naturalization 1f another cousti-
tutes a misdemeauor and the punishment is
fixed at not more than $500 and six months
imprisonment or both A failure to file
statement Of expenses within ten days after
election is o misdemeanor and punishable by
fine not exceeding 81 900 or imprisonment
for not more than one year or both and
forfets the Office of any one elected who shall
fail to fiji such expense accounts within the
ten days
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-03

AS my store room is rented and l must
vacate, it is necessary THAI shall sell out my
entire stock of dry goods, ladies and child
reu's underwear and hosiery, boots shoes and
rubbers, etc. There will be an auction every
night and private sales during the day until
March lst sch's Bargain store, % South
Main street, next door to his clothing store,
shenandoah. 2-l4.u
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-03

In the early part of this week a Hungarian
rented "a house on West Cherry street and
paid one months rent in advance. He then
told a Hungarian friend what he had done
and received congratulations. Hungarian
No. then rau home, threw his wife, stove
bed and wash-boiler upon a wagon, drove to
the house spoken of and demanded the key.
The owner being person who thinks all
Hungarians look alike, surrendered the key
and within a short time the house was
occupied, Hungarian No. 1 subsequently
called at tue house and found the door
barricaded and at last report No. was still
holding the fort with a months rent paid in
advance
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-03

That old established cough remedy, Downs
Elixir, stin more than holds its own in the
public estimation, despite sharp and active
competition. 1t is a "home remedy" and in
this locality needs no word of praise from us
so well and favorably known is it. 1t is the
standard remedy for coughs, colds and al
throat troubles. with great numbers of oui
people, and their continued use and un
solicited recommendation Of it speaks vol
umes in itsi favor.-BuIiHgtoH, w., Ere
Press January 20, 1892. I'm
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USE DANA's sARsAPARILLA, ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES"


Host 1I6 meets tonight
The representatives to the Eucampment
are all home.
The appropriations for pensions this year is
over sl60OOO,OO1.
Post l46, of town, is preparing a surprise
for our people in April.
Everybody who has a true sense Of right
and propriety will approve the adoption Of %
resolution by the Grand Army Encampment
of Pennsylvania, at Lebanon, JhaJthe pension
roll shall be made a roll of homer. In taking
this action the Grand Army has shown itself
imbued with proper degree Of sefrespect
as we'll as q regard for the public treasury.