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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-01-18
minnefuta.

Wgllen / Brandon bleo jol9t
peo Tuanssauftion ben Site Sec.
Sobannes Qanion fit 9i!1lu9et for
$4.21O.
IL. 6. Baulion iBranbon, iom fit
fin n6aano fnut / Driubjulet ueo @lepa=
loren for nosle l1ser foen fit ben am=
puteret fioite 2proas.
= Sfplee Douglas @ountp Meus:
Mrs. s.. 6. 5trpm bpoe iiote lse
efter en- lang @psoom. 3un efterlaz
oer 9usbonoe es Fere lnaa 8grn.
= Rosen bleo @eierbsrre ouer
Breen fgrite 2Db paa 9eormauna
Rinf / Winueapolis iiote Qgrea9s>
fuelo.
6asen ieireo ouer Breen bet anz
bet 2gb poa l Niil meo 50 Joos Jorz
iprans Mauoassaften. 1osen lob
Nilen paa 2 W,nutter o9 50 Sec.
= 5atber @nslebredt. 8rait / 2us
oerne, betplbes for at uere 5aoer til
ben 8ises Barn, ON buem ri forrise
use beretteoe. at bun uar befplot for
baue guet Barnemorb. Hreiten ital
uere meset gram / 3u for Beifplo>
niuseu. os saseu uatter ubpre Op>
ii9t. Nrreitationer er foretasue~
= Minueopolis rGimes" bauoe
uoiat en- Beleunius of 10 Dol1ars for
bet Sfolebarn, Der funoe ltriue ben
beoite Still paa en9elf ON en- leuenoe
@ienltano. III be 4,2O0 fonfureren=
BE- 8grn panot Warp Nnoerion Grt>
len for lin 5ortaQ1ng ON Ell Ranin.
Sen lille &ise onfom iammen meo
fine Jorelore for4Uar iioen ber til2anz
BET fra Soerlse og funoe oa lite ct
Orb &n9ellt.
(vReo Niuer 9alen.")
- Gorius pemmestueot ilos Ser
oensretoroen Gtilpb iioite 2proos.
@an 9ioroe ct Sop 1O3 Sob lan9t.
8eroensmeferFabet, iom MI bolbes
af Torius, Dor fpr Mitfel Qemmes,
tuebts. Mittel baube nemlie boppet
102 Sob.
- Gor nosen 9io fioen bros en- Is
aaris Satter af Rr. 6oisluno af 9be
Ibirteen Eotuns biemmefra os besau
fig til @ait @rano SORTS for at arbei.
be iom Eieueaepise. @euere fit 6ois.
luno uioe, at bet not life fob iaa sanRe
ristis til meb bans Batter, ibet bun
bauoe inoloseret fig ct berpstet 5us.
Bisen bar lite til at formaa til at
forlaoe 9uiet, os 9oiluuo iaa berfcr
lite anoen &aao eno at laoe benoe
arrefere for ienere at faa benoe
biem. (,&eo @iuer 9alen.")
= ct. Souls 9ote1 Duluth neb,
branote iiofe 6reoas Gormiboae, os
bet antases at TO Mennelfer omfom.
Sc launeoes nemlis paG fin &oit ueo
ben Gib, oa be ituloe baue ueret Der.
Gn 9ame os ct life benoe tilbprenoe
Baru bar oaiaa ner bleueu Dire for
5lommerne. 9amen bapbe lamlet
fine 8ense os &oitbarbeoer os faiteoe
uo men inubleoe ouer ct Barn. 9un
bauoe Nanosneruerelie NOT til at la>
be fine 8erbiioser iStitfen os iitebet
tase Barnet, os bun fom ub iuit /
rette Tib. @fterat bun Tom ub, be,
foimeoe bun. 6otel1et bapoe oper
100 8arelier. 9abet al @ienoom
anilaaes til oper 100000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-01-18
5nolanoet.

Great Nnrtbern Banen bar nu
noaet Hociftfpiten oa ltreifer fig 1aas
lebes fra Suolperne Mioten af San,
bet til 9ouet @eit. 9enne Banes
birefte 9inie os @ibelinier uosibr MI
1880 Mile.
- Wiliteret maatte fulbtes uo
forrise Sorsoas for ot poste oper 91es
bralta 2ousiuernes 6anolinser. Ser
uar en- bioiis 5trio onaaaenoe en- be-
ftaaenoe &esel, lom benemmer, at
Tice9uoerngren leber s5a(Iesmpoerne.
&epraientantbulet piloe offofe oenne
9feael os bape, at 6ulets 8reiioent
ituloe leoe ili9e Wpoer. 9ette pilhe
@enatet iffe saa ino paa, og Iaa tleu
Der &rig paa &niuen.
= Iusuit Weper, en- fremrnseube
9emofrot os en- perionlis @en af ee=
nator Carlisle Dor nplis bnuten @am=
tale mee oenne fioite, os Meper flyer,
at Carlisle bar uroerrettet @rouer
@leoelano om, at BON mootager 8os
iten tom Statfammerletretar.
= Jorbunosienator Sobn 6. SEEN,
no af @eit &irsinia bpoe Balbiua,
ton ben lite Sanuar SCI. 3 ON Mor=
genen. W1r. Sienna par bet pn91te
Meblem at be 5oreneoe @taters Sc
nat. San bleu nemlis bare 45 Nar
gammel. 6an itoo / be bemofrotilfe
&atfer, og finmpebe / spoi itoternes
Scr Borserfrisen. Sens 8one bor
neret alimrenoe fra en- Gormarbeioers
TRANCE &aar til Senateis arefu!oe
Sale / fit 2ips Miooelaloer.
- Mrs. Snman fra 9ulutb. ben
befienote Sfibsrbeoers 6uaru ie9te
Stilsmisie fra fin Wauo og bleo npe
ltg ttltoaet famine for &elten Gle>
uelano, Ohio. Qenoes 5orteQing
ON ben Bebonoling. bun bar peret
tiloel af fin Mauo er irpstelis. 6an
bar opbolot ct gntal al andre &uin<
ber os itaffet Dem ale mulise Be-
fuemmelisbeoer, meoens ban bar for.
ibmt fin 9uitru os foruermet %
misbanblet benbe pua bet srooeite.
- s Glepelanbs &oft fanbt1 8
Eborsoos ct Breu % ct Sort fra
Ebom. 6. 8latt, Brefoent ior uni=
TED @totes @gpres.@ Comp. @ortet
sau@leuelanb fulb 5ribeo til at benpt=
te fig of @ompaniet fr,t. glepelano
iaa paa aortet % ieuote bet tilbase til
Nr. 8latt. st notiaa betesnenoe Ii,
bet Sret. (c3etorm.")
- 6umbusmaseren Soen 9Biren
loites meset at ben oanit=norife Eress
ie ber 2anbet. .6eimbal" fritiies
rer 1uert bans Opfprlel / ct. Haul,
os r9en 9anife Bioneer" bar fun
onbt at ii9e ON bam fra bans Opbolo
/ @bica9o. Soeibeletaset ipnes Let
at baue paret Ell 2gmmel, fom belf
buroe bape bolbt fig biemme.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-01-18

S &onias aaar bet parmt til / ois=
Ie Sage. Qesislaturens GeprRIen-
tantbus er or9oniieret al baaoe &es
publitanerne os sFolfepartiet, og be
bar oalst buer fin Speaker. &uel'
ben fpr 5enatet lfuloe oraanilere fig
blep be to Breioenter eniae ON, a:
tnaen Sorretuins ifulbe sipres ON
Natten, % De uiie 2ousiuere iou oa i
os unber fine Saoer. Srotof bleu
bra9t inb til Dem ON Norsenen, os
iaa optes be Rampen paanp. Tolte.
partietS Meolemmer tnnfte at pente,
til Senatet par orsauileret o9 oa
Jolfepartiet ber bar en- Waioritet.
pilbe be faa Senatets os @uuerngr
2eueliuss Nnerfienoelie os 8ifalo
os briue &epublitanerne uo meo Mt=
litermast. Maoen blir lerueret /
Seoerne, os 1nsen af Earterne tpr
forlaoe pulet. Be9se Jormeno er
inoiuorne os itpoer binanoen meo
%lbuerne paa Blatformen. 2lle er
bepabneoe, og &epDluerne bar peret
oragne mellem eSaoiuioer af be ripa=
lilerenbe Starter.
&epublitauerne ct fait bei1utteoe
paa at boloe oeo og bar / ben Mnleb=
ming forifoffet fig en- Wensoe 8Dlie
iom Erouiaut, mems Beleiriusen ua:
rer. ssserrp Simplon bar itert Grl
paa, at uofaloet bill bliue til Bopu:
liternes Goroel; men mango frpster.
at bet pil bliue panlteliae Torboloe
Eopefa ben nermete 5remtio.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-01-18

Mguen / Brandon bleo iolat
peo 9uan9sauftien ben Site Sec.
Sobanues 6anion fit 9i!Fuset for
$4.21O.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-01-18
uoIanoet.

Sra @an 6raucisco meloes ben u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24
THE GREAT BLTzzARD - e-z- ----
Considerable Damage Done by the Wind.
Snow and Sleet.

Considerable Damage Done by the Wind
Snow and Sleet.
CHICAGO, March 24.-The wires ars
again getting in shape since the abatement
of the fearful blizzard, which swept over
the northwest from Wednesday morning
until last night, and the news of the de
struction wrought by the storm in differ
ent localities is pouring in in endless guam
titles from Minnesota, Wisconsin and North
Dakota.
In Western Minnesota, where the biz
zard reached almost cyclonic proportions,
| the damage was the greatest that has been
done by any storm In that locality in many
years The money loss to the farmers in
this section Of the state viii reach far up
| into the thousands as many barns, outbuild-
| ings and fences have been totally demol-
ished To add to this the ground is again
covered with snow and the weather is so
4 intensely cold as to interfere greatly with
| the preparation for planting the spring
| wheat crop, which is the main source Of
! revenue for the average tiller of the soil in
I Minnesota.
In Wisconsin the damage reported is
about on parallel with that in Minnesota
! although the fearful gale which blew at
| at the rate Of forty-five miles an hour for
nearly two whole days, was accompanied
by less snow, but in place Of snow there
was plenty of sleet and during the last
hours Of the storm the mercury dropped to
several degrees below the freezing point,
which added much to the disagreeable
features Of the blizzard.
In North Dakota the storm was less Sc
gere, but notwithstanding this fact a num-
ber of buildings were unroofed in Huron
and Nesbit, and several barns were blown
down in the country districts. The wind
was accompanied by a binding snowstorm
and at present the earth is covered to a
depth of several inches and the weather is
reezing cold.
The storm was felt in some sections of
iowa and Nebraska but it was not of a Sc
Tere nature in those states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24
Tho veternns CeIehrate.

was the FIRST day of the reunion of the
Third division, Ninth army corps, known
rs Hmmanft5 division Theday was given
up to regimental affairs, Reunion being
held in several halls throughout the city
and in the evening camp fire was held in
the courthouse. The reunion is to cele-
brate the twenty eighth anniversary of the
battle of Fort Steadman in which the
Hartranft division took so active part.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

WILKES BARRE, March 24.-Ellie Flynn,
years of age, was standing in the yard of
her home in this city innocently watching
two dogs of enormous size fighting. Sud
denly one Of the brutes released his hold on
his antagonist and made dash at the
little girl, knocking her to the ground, and
buried his teeth in her flesh She screamed
for help, but before the men and women,
who had rushed to the child's rescue, sue
ceeded in beating the enraged animal into
insensibility the child had become uncon-
scious 1t was with great difficulty the
girl was revived and two physicians are
using every endeavor to ward off hydro
nhnhin
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24
Catholics to Build Two Churches.

CoNNELLsvnLE, March 24-The Catho-
lies of this vicinity viii probably build two
churches here within the year. The Ger
man Catholics want to build a church for
themselves, and they will be given permits
sion to do so by the bishop, to whom they
have already made formal application.
Father McDermitt, of the Pittsburg cathe-
dral, and Father Shear, of East Liberty,
who is the leader of the German Catholics,
have been here canvassing the projects
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24
THROUGHOUT THE STATE
Interesting Happenings from
all Sections.
OF INTEREST TO PeNNsYLvANlANs.

A Clothing store at White Haven Robbed
by Tramps-The Catholics to Erect Two
Churches at Connellsville-Celi Boyd
Committed to Morganza- other Interest
ing state News.
WHITE HAVEN, March 2f.-For the third
time this winter White Haven has been
raided 10y tramps Yesterday when a clerk
in Joseph Jonas clothing store came to
open up the place he found the greater part
of the stock strewn about the floor There
had been no effort to hide the work Of the
burglars An examination of the stock
revealed a shortage of $500 worth of cloth
ing, besides some cash which had been left
i'm the till There is no clue to the identity
Of the perpetrators, but it is thought to be
the work of the same gang Of tramps who
raided the town three months ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24
A MINISTER THE VICTIM OF A MOB.
Father NJ. Joseau Terribly In-Treated at
Kinchion.

AlnCniOns
SAN Francisco, March 24.-According
to Corean advices by the steamer Gaelic,
Father NJ. Joseau, catholic missionary,
was terribly maltreated by mob recently.
He was passing on foot through the market
town of Kinchion, accompanied bya teacher
and boy.
As soon as the crowd recognized him,
there were shouts of "lill the foreigner, "
''stone him. The natives threw them
selves upon the priest, knocking him down
and kicking him numerically After the
mob had torn out his beard they beat him
and then tried to bury him alive in the
sand. At last, somewhat alarmed at the
consequences Of a possible murder, always
a serious matter in Corea, the mob dis
persed, leaving the visionary and his COM
panions half dead on the ground.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24
TIE BODIES RECOVERED
From the Ruins of the Burned
Apartment House,
A FRIaHTFUL SCENE WITNESSED.

Tho Most Disastrous Fire in Point of Fatal
ity That Has Visited Cleveland in Many
Years Four of the Victims Of the Com
Migration Found Huddicd Together in
the Destroyed Building.
CLEVELAND, March 2i.-The burning Of
the Morgan. the fashionable apartment
house, here yesterday, which resulted i'm
five persons being cremated, was, so far as
fatality is concerned, the most disastrous
blaze that has visited Cleveland iu many
years. Those who persisted in the flames
were four women and "a baby, and besides
| these there are half dozen or more who
are still suffering from the effects of being
sut1ocated by smoke during the progress of
the fire
The house was a hondsome one Of three
stories and there was a central ball through
the building, with rooms ON either side
The only escape was by way Of the front
stairs.
Those in the third story had no time to
| get their goods together and before they
were aware of any fire they were surround
ed with flames and smoke.
The scene was a terrible one, and the eX-
element and CONSERVATION Of those in
| safety, who were unable to aid the suffo-
eating women was great
The fremen worked heroically. A sec
ond alarm was given and every effort made
to rescue those still in the burning build
| ing.
The body of the first woman found was
| that of Mrs SOmmers, a blind woman,
who had CROPPED her way to the stairs only
to die
| MI, t1,,,,, ,t tl,,,, ,,-.,,, r-;tl, A. IttI,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24
ais PROFANITY CAUSED HIS DEATH.
An Abusive Overseer Killed on Georgia
Plantation.


MHLEDGEvLLE, Ga, March 24.-Charl-
ION Lockhart, white man, the overseer
on the Barnes plantation, in this county,
dx miles out, died from the effects of
wound inflicted upon him by Benjamin
Johnson, colored, who was wo rl1ing under
him.
Among the hands working in the field
were several colored women, whose pres
ence did not restrain the tongue Of the pro-
fame overseer, who swore as if all listening
to him had been men. johnson remon-
strated, saying that the presence Of the wo-
men, even if they were black, should be re-
spected by men This so angered Lock-
hart that, raising his hoe, he advanced
threateningly towards johnson. The lat
ter stood his ground. and when his white
Rssailant came within reach johnson got in
the first blow with his hoe, sending it
crashing through the skull Of the overseer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

MoNoNeAHELA, h arch 24.--About sixty
delegates representing the river mines met
in conference here yesterday afternoon and
after a careful survey Of the situation de-
termined to continue the strike until the
3 Ia cent rate is granted by the operators.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

New YoRE, March 24.-The Evening
Posts Paris special says; The jury only
convicted Charles ID Lesseps bya legal ma
iority of two. A suspicion is growing that
the godernmant is couceRling the real list
Of Panama canal Offenders H. Coustans
has been engaged for a week in researches
i'm regard to the Panama affair, preparatory
TO a strong attack on the government aim
ing to overthrow the cabinet
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24
Ofered a75.Ooo for His Patent.

BELLEFoNTE, March "a George Rodgers,
an impecunious machinist of this place,
has just received a patent for steam and
hot air car heater, for which he has already
been offered $40, 600 cash and an equal
amount of stock by New York railroad
company, His invention will be given a
final test on the Long Island railroad next
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

KITTANoNG, March 24.-Celia Boyd,
the 1G-year old girl who shot her aunt,
Mrs. Phil Poyd, last January, has been
commit, 90 AJor@anza. The shooting
was the resilt o. larei sness, and she was
indicted fog iaraluntary manslaughter.
When her t.ia' c ne up she plead guilty
by advice of her attorney
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

PITTsBURG, March 24.-Fire broke out in
the works of the Roberts Manufacturing
Company, 1924 and 1926 Smallman street. It
quickly spread to the adjoining property of
Benedick Boehm, a saloon keeper, and in a
short time his place was in ruins. The fire
was discovered by a servant girl at Boehm's
place. The loss will reach 100000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24
CANT Handle the Frozen Orc.

ERIE, March 24-The development Of
iron ore down the Erie and PiJtsburg rail
road is greatly impeded 10y the frozen con-
iition of the ore at this point Both the
Carnegie and w. L. Scott companies have
been hampered by this condition, as well
as by the scarcity OF cars. Scott 6c Com
Dany have large orders from the Shenango
nd Johnstown mills for the lump ore, but
is out of the question to get a drill
rough the banks Of ore for blasting pur-
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

SHoEMAslE VILE, March 24-Cleophas
S. DIR belb's, proprietor OF the Balino -four
mills, nea tlis place, ana owner also of a
farm Of 16U acres, has made an assignment
for the benefit of creditors to Joel Dreibel-
bis, of Virginsville The liabilities are in
the neighborhood of $40, 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

LEBANON, March 24.-Koch's hotel at
Dunmore was destroyed by fire and several
occupants Of the building narrowly escaped
being eremated Loss, $4,000, partly in
snred. An exploding lamp in the kitchen
is the supposed cause.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

MoHRsvMLE, March 24-Eddie, the g.
year-old son Of Jared Trautman, fell into
the reservoir Of the Reading Railroad Com
pany at this place. He was saved from
drowning by his S-year-old brother Willie,
who dragged him out in an almost ex-
hausted condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

McKEEsPoRT, March 24-This city will
have big brewery this summer, operated
under a capital Of $50, 900, and to be built
at a cost of S45, 600. It will supply home
trade only. The company viii bs perma-
nently formed I'm two weeks
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24
THE GovERNaIENT SUCCESSFUL.
The Attack on the French Ministry Shown
to be Hopeless.

to be Hopeless.
PARIS, March 24-The government was
again successful in the chamber Of depu-
ties yesterday. A critical debate was ex-
pected in the chamber on the question Of
fered by Deputy Lucien Millevoye as to
what further action the government in
tended to take in regard to the bribery and
frauds shown to have been perpetrate' in
connection with the Panama canal enter
prise.
The enemies of the government hoped
that the discussion might lead to the over
throw of the ministry, but after some eN-
citing speeches the government succeeded
in carrying the order Of the day by a show
Of hands, which proved the attack on the
ministry to be hopeless, for the time at
least.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

BRADFORD, March 24.-Joseph r. Hill
blsh, Of this city, grew tired of life and
'Ook big dose of morphine Hillibish was
"a prominent member Of various fraternal
orders. He was afflicted with heart trouble
and was afraid he would die suddenly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

New York, March 24-Despite denials
from Washington there is a strong inn
preston among Wall street men that j.
Fierpont Morgan, who sailed for Europe
Wednesday has a commission from the gov
ernment TO arrange for the sale Of bonds
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

LANCASTER, March a. Executions for
$4,000 were issued yesterday afternoon
against Joseph Cooper, cigar manufacturer
Of Ephrata He had large factory, and
the failure was unexpected The liabilities
are above $4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

S., yesterday. The first news of her injury
was brought to this city by the Red Star
line steamer Belgenland, Captain Ehoh,
from Antwerp. The Belgenland reached
Sandy Hook yesterd yand brought eighteen
first saloon, l0S intermediate and 491
steerage passengers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24
IT BLEW THE WHOLE TOWN AWAY


MEMPHIS, Tenn, March PA cyclone
swept over North Mississippi and West
Tennessee late yesterday a ternoon, leaving
ruin in its wake. Tunica, Miss, was
blown away, and Sc -eraI people are report
oil killed and injured. The wires are down
IN every direction, and it is difficult to get
details
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

TOR RENT.-society and club rooms ia the
[ post ONCE building. Apply 10 NJ. NJ. Burke,
Attorney, Room 3. l2-l4-f
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24
WANTS. SO.

TOR RENT.-society and club rooms in the
L post oftce building. Apply 10 NJ. NJ. Burke,
Attorney, Room 3. l2l4-tf
NOR SALE-A fresh milk COW and calf. Ap-
II ply TO Jere. TOomey, 2l2 East Centre street
or 528 East Lloyd street, S-2SSt
NOR RENT.-Onlces i'm the Refowich build
N ing. Steam heat ana electric light, APP
ply at Refowich's clothing store. l3u
NOR SALE OR RGNT.-A large store and
II dwelling, Store room suitable for any
business. stable in the rear For fun parti-
culars apply at No l3l %. Centre street,
Mahanoy City, Pa. 2l6-t
NOR RENT.-The store room with basement
II ana two rooms overhead for storage and
work room, lately occupied by A, b. La ub g.
co. Apply 10 N. W. BEnDAL
n AT q w. BeddaI s. Bros. hardware store.
A GENTS WANTED ON SALARY or CONS
"a mission 10 handle the new Patent Ohemi-
cal Ink Erasing Pencil The quickest and grgAt-
est selling novelty ever produced. Erasos ink
thoroughly in two seconds, No abrasion OF
paper, Works like magic. 200 20 500 per cent
profit. One agents sales amounted to $50 ln
Six days. Another 1872 iu two hours. Previous
experience not necessary. For terms and fun
particulars, address The Monroe Mfg Coz La
Crosse, Wis. xiS9 5-2A-ly
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

nor SALE.-A fresh milk COW ana calf Ap-
II ply 10 Jere. Toomey, 2l2 East Centre street,
or 523 East Lloyd street, 3-23-3t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

1t Cures Qolds Coughs, Sore Threat Group Inau-
ensai Mhcoplug Cough Bronchitis and Astlma
certain cure Cor Consumption in hrat stages
and sure relief in advanced stages, Use 90 once,
aou will see the excellent effect after taking the
nrat dose, sold By dealers everywhere. Large
bottles 80 cents and Sl.OO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-24

NOR RENT.-Odlces i'm the Refowich build
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