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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-01

Mr. ] Z. Hickman, Of Conner pos.oace
JeHner tawnship. rereasiy caarh. : l.-re
Utter. he says il had been IN = tap before,
a. three toe were missing OK. one Of It's fest
IEenty-three years ago he had an o1ier n a
trap that glawed a part 0f its fost or and
gotaEaF- Wben skianlng this ore ac fsand
two No OF saot just uzssr sae skin. nr
'f-sn-'s. q near Conner, shct at ore alsaus
iSsiFe years ago. Ar. Heeknea would
suggest 70 Mr. Gsshsx TIA. If lis gun shoots
40 harder than It did thas tne, he had
better not % for rear THIS otter vas an
Old fellow, as his teeth we're mach worn ana
quite yeiios. AID an eriinary trap would
not have held him, judging by the way the
stones ia the creek vere dug aP and the leg
that vas IN the traT, l.sins. o,st .s.r f-fot
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-01

e
ri f-anea- of the PARK Hotel,
laa VIII a saddea attack OF aeurzlaia
---r' A Isnasr X Roads last Hoasay
2 ana Or q saort inas isIife vas de-
9 e The physician who aas called
'--sr neHesl assistanoe. Affer sev-
as gzaeasla5o7 lie physician see.
- p aFiasirg hiu around al right.
--lr aad g1as 70 Jsuner X Roads
s'sl-as party t-1n t5.s Place
A. tiazk Rsagers salsbsa.ea tie aaiets
a-E e Is birth las, sa,zzdsy. In
( &c oczsias a u1z-ber o. sfr. Rod
-is-ia a-t ueighbors sasut tie asr Al
p saais .eEnshiP. where an er-
-lass Eas prepared sor them.
alea Vho ss-e present rese Nr.
' -aasa 8saza,. aad n. and M.
ac1sr ~ Jcaner tosashlp. Mr.
sas 1ade the recipient ca san-
,ssfsas=s. Al ofEAlea as apssssia.es
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-01

illlE ase4 tEanty-seEen yeaE.
4-s llrr-=a az 'yes,5Fa aaoat Two
a AS Annie B5ssscker. o. len
has 1=e9ue violently inzaae.
a-e1 70 IL CsaH,y Home Is.
Arzasssueats ars beng slaie
7 renoF-d to ere of the sIate
-le -asaas- Young : 3 son .
-le earTHse maker a. Ss0yes-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-01

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-01

@ E. Lz1aa-f. constable Of Ursira
zl- lzs 1ss- az inmate efthe s.@ts
-z Sc C5rle-srl.e fsr the psst ten
l7s F-ae de sarreas performed a
1ge-lsl open h5aa 70 relieve hernia
e --t-la Vas considered critical foF
@ -as 1-I Be IS uor believed 70 bs
@ --- NJ L1aLzzt over ez=rasd
- - hay Com asle,l int1a msE.
I'D O. 2-.E r-Fer lets three months a.
-E-g r--l1-- ret- up some
-r. Els ase-- Invention s. q d1st
--1us machines, the strong
re simplicity. caeaPless
g --c East INTO chan
fl- --erre ritl uothiag. The
al H- The uaaaf-ctus
ne -l----l E1f.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-01

sTossE r scU1L Edisor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-01

u 1Euei ty Ps,e- rhouas.
F-s-ia died ca sa.un3sy
a--a- vas EsL ia the m1-uias
--He -a-iy, El1n he vas
90 E---, lEI sa1rt tine afser-
aF=l .s=r dad as be Eas Id
s--- Tia st4lzaa Ezs twenty
e-- appeared as hearty a.
-e FE l-- talF thst azs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-01

ar ~ 1le PARK Hotel iasr Tues
H. EHAa B Duncan. Of
Pa a-- Mss SsItie. daughter
s fll-slr ve1e united IN mar
--- Hiram King Of the Reformed
ss Fzruezr has wen many
a--ug her residence IN SON
-er lsi wsaes for futn1e hap
-a 81 i-oF hsr b berueu home.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-02-01


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eroR6E 2 sCULL.. ksiifor.
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srtas HE-ALR shoald not forge
av5er tie Druggist can q theli
srs.sAs. Eobcs and Blankets
5.-slu.s Hardeare store. CsIl
- s.-5,-,-s .t,-.
5 aa- OF Bo5-sleis, selling
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s--srEl le-el kesi'eis save s---'' -''-.
asp i1-ee weeks
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= - -,-af,l p-rusI NJ
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- % - .,--.---r----.,-
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.-.- -s- -=7t OF the price on Car
r. f.,s Of the biz advance q
-=--r II. HaIisrbauuis far
ras IS 7our chance.
~~
,.e w-ss5=nrton Kimneu and
~ S5-s-zst township. Ten
u-.--r5 T.za. where tz.ey WI
-
--e -=T 1i A--diecree2 ioNI--lip'
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Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
Seattle, @aibineton.

Ga bar pi bare g9aibin9ton! for Der er
inaen 8inter, bare lot Jiesn, nten iutet for.
rpaenoe Sneorsp sler bioeube 8ulbe ipnl
Der.
9aiaa, Ser! trur ou o9? ga le9 bar %.
iaa iaa iniaat tGn,t, at be nlaa bore bare
Der eto Der ont Siutereu. 6urreIten bar je
ma mel ~9ccorab. Soften, ri fla Del sau
siennem ben? Ser er Ell, iom ifriper fra
Seattle; los naa bare.
- Sneen lig9er li9eiaa ren % buio Der
ipm paa YrGrierue, fauife Iiot renere, for
Der bar ben life feiet buerteI Glare, Gcie
og Splgtter % %iaalroeS life ilugt Sauo eacr
ubumltbeoer. st Suefalo her minoer norlte
5oli pm @amleIanoet. Zen fommer Der
ipm Der ureselmGslige Suirpler, % hpor
ben mlsoer en- @ienitanb, er 6aIoet enot.
On bet lfuIoe pGre Sa8et al ct bplt gus?
@ipr iutet til Sa9eu lite ipprgeS Der ON
9iaaoelie iii at bebo Soppeue al Suerne, os
bpis De, ium leper neoenuuoer, fpler JIG
frnutet euer trret, Tan De 10 leie up9le &tro.
batter til at tlpue op % pniie Npfommeren
neo.
Set ~ubpggelige Spin, ben raienoe 6art %
bibenoe 8ulbe bar paa bgi Giooe %pIienior
&lippeijelbene, men Der er Sneen mere IT'LL
fGroig % bramiri ipm en- Gste NoromanO.
Zen beisgte os isrit peo SuIetioer. yet
bar ct Gag paa pei en- 5pbs Sptielie; mart
bar bet borte isien. aRen iioit / Sanuar
% iprit / 6ebruar ialot Der iriit Strpelie az
forItjeaig 3p,ieIie til bper Wat. CONNIE
Gage poeoe ogiaa ct bra 8Iorag. 2ililut
bIep Masien bel 3 SOB tpt ps bar temmelt9
iolio. Sporpo9nene lanot BET fprlt tenInte'
lia beiuarlist, trpos gnpenoe.ie al SfnIter
GA Snrploae, at bolpe Bauerne aabue, %
libt eiter liOt ltaHoieoe be feitc al Dem. Vt
auoeu Craft psiaa blep iat | Sta9se sr pei
aiort inolpienoe al ouenitGaenpe. Seo %
aul eneoes on, at ltise i Rris, men pete %
smaaautter opiatteoe SituatiOnen paa bper
fin Iis. De fprIte drbeioeoe rigtia pntellst
for al iomme irem meo nGiten TONNE So8'
men. On bel Sci SIGoer Tom ! BRIG. Men
smaaauttsrne jubleoe, a8eSe alGlteoalte %
taIteoe Suebolo, asfitereoe, tier I Satierle'
Of en- Del ai S%suteIoifen. Seq pleIer eaefs
life muotase mango 5crGrinssr, men nj Dog
en- bel Del Smaafaser irit %iilisuot oensans.
VII sielterne bandit man iommetioer Here
iommen. laiteoe iaa bet npe Giiineitb Inso
lO-15 Buyer % Siisrter, % aeopoer par
bet meo en- Sari, not til at sire en- hlo an
pulien, o. beibia par benI Tom befan0t ps
paa inter ailtanp. clep nosen traflet
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

aduo. CO iaa par bon ii9e uetInus, fro
bullet SlfrHe Of @erSeu ban suo iom
Siofe no! life rigtis Sescu beler iomme,
tioer, for bun bouieoC % lnaoee i9 mnot
atturat iom ct Ro'iebrnl.
Tet lar ptii TIT Gbicago tiiFl for oio Tai
De moi ale III Spmmereu. &riiegDtnoei ct
~forreiten BART, boilien Sci zen tommer ira.
2ise Yauoe' aseiissere oppe paa 5a'otn'
Slstterue puiisr os blaicr iGii 10 .ot bsiian'
big. 7et er pel ioroi bet er jaa iutant ON
rneo slTrrtuger. Ssr Der! hOls 3 oil lone
at puite liot pormere til nRite %tutsr. aips
os ristig en- parm "GBinoot" iaa al o. til,
Tai oI ienoe ct belt 6rdsitratu iu!ot al
SlGrriu9emucr op til eoer I'll soften, act
sr omit at uRre Teberiueno naar bet or iod
tolot, - fRlt Quot.
Suroal 7. g. par en- Stuno uos al Saaasn.
Zen rusIeoe bortoper til Giiranoer; men nj
itoie SgIt bleu ben sjcuppretlet tire gPil
i%snoeniUr i'm pprinbelise BIaos. Hculli9 paa
arain. Gle Sobuiou er YoItmeier. 7es
uoen bar ban o9iaa ct Sipre, % til DC Grcoe
annoers Setleuins TO nuge lady clerks.
Bpsn er iaaleoes life pioere tor eHonu, mrn
%iaoinart en- 5srnbane ,ommer Den Ycisn,
bltr bet mart mere.
Seruinot er ct u9loi9t tort Hort Settle
ntsnt. st irnmtiraa 6pIiciRro c Oct osiaa
iom IeUer Der, tbi iInar life Of gaatle Gut
mGrter ieil, blir DC pilt RICE %alciaamcu
mart. &c bigger % braiter, ian oct CT Ct
Spu. llbpre gaosr. fine 2,pin3sbuie %
taarnbgie 8~inompiler tomuer op alcpcsut.
90 ian er bet ct ianOt auIturiot Si9r CT
bet 8iteraturen, iom oprtes. gaciIaos 8laoe,
oeribIanot "3ecorobsY citen" fgrit o. iremIt,
boloes / n9iteu boert Sis.
lln9oommeu bar raIet liot, tiltroOs for
ben btocnoe SuIbe. 8 ct CONNECT Settles
ment, ION bette bespnoer at bllue, er Der
naturli9piS en- Mdsie llu0bpm, % oeuue
mao more fig Iiot. Man ian lie fortRnte
benz bet. Stal be iiooe borte Coustrooeu
belle 8lnterer. iaa mugner De oloeleS til.
De 8amIe ua mere Goitaoi9e rpiter og itnfrr
paa Sooeoet u9 meuer, at bette 6rrer not
for fort aiiteo pau ScroGroclieuS brebs
Sanoepei; men iliot ma tables.
Ct. Salentiue tOm % gil, % meo BAN en-
WtosIe TaIentlner babe fine % grove.
Noglc al benz riper piit ljot | Gimme, Der De
Iarer. Sc fortPler 10 Sanoberen paa Ell
liot ubIu 0tuaoe, % bet tan iauite olDre
9oot iommetiocr. Sc fa9re llugptgcrue I
naturll9pts boer en- uatter CT ira inc 9ier-
tenstl9re, % oa faur bet life uGre iad up.c
meo be andre.
SutobeostilItanoen CT nleget 9oo iuocn
ScttIemeutet, % alt ltnur moi bare bra til.
On penli9 Silieu til "GoiteH" o. hens
2Giere. G-n.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
=. 9stldips, Slim.

|, g,ssttsE! for Gerss Slab
:, fsr ma uait otter N'do'
| |. . ,o y, , i,a til 3. Q. saor,
r. ia alao is8 'E0iteH' laar'
,..,,,, or 7n, gOOe @iait;
| !, 81 fanot Din gel DO ssif'
,..,n,r. brn9sr 0p88e rem
T"Tpper llpfptter'SI
n.r,i,r Tor ri supt 90 irDst
?. 5r,sr frttr funOOm itpSt.
|. q,,r,ona or riot us 0oOt,
4 gg5ra b.r nj oerfor Iaaf.
rst chi pores lille sp;
snsrsr 5, ID tant Sig! 6pi
ssStr oIfor mango til
h grit % slaasmaal, s'rnal % spll
.,r ri bar blot fire Store,
h ,an1c mart ri Here faar.
| gs.r,n ri.oe TONNE mart,
|lsm pn not Nltins 6art.
Qsornsnt icg ieuoer Sig,
II 4a Tar en- Zen / mig,
t,rttr 5teiu, men er eli baar';
1 an bet glaos / Soften faar.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
suroaL siamore Co., Minm.

"9et CT iaa IGr9c iioen leg iaa ncset
~9oIten~ fra bette Steo,~ iaalebes lpoer
SmfpGoet fra be ieite Of -9eeOrab' Roiten"s
8orreipouoenter, % oerfor bpr ies fanite
oaiaa fsIse Stttten os iise bet famine. Oct
er iaa ubpre Ienge iioen iea iaa noset ira
Suroal, Wtnu., at jes bar CLIENT, buorleoes
bet taaer zig uo pna Trert. Sois berfor ben
areee Reoaitsr life oil tage bet iaa npie
meo. buprlepes BET tommer, ifal leg iorisse
at fluore iammsn nosle 9Inifr bsrira. iaa
Ierben ba fan iaa le, at ot er blanot be
qepeuees 5al enonu.
Get bar uRrst sroplasa 'olot LICE iioen
Sul, % Zig en- malicious Bun. san uleSe
Ga tuosbe i gGsseiurene pGrrs eno en- onS
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
WaoiSon, @isepnfiu.

Sr. V. a.!
3eres Sreo mootaaet, "a ga Oct maalte
tsr intereSiere andre emo ZEN % mig ienoCr
je9 3eres Srtp iaaoet iom NIT Suar I'll
"3ecprabsE Soften, men uoeIaoer BOG 7ercs
gtapn, Oa ie9 ingen Jiet bar til at oiientlts,
gjgre Oct.
Geres 8reO CT iaalD0enoe:
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
0ieo @gtelie

Sc er for mig dloeles iremnleo. 7eriom
jes bar betIenot meo Sem, iaa er bet Ilet life
umulist at jes piloe bare Gem bebiRipelg
meo ct 2aan til at begpuoe en- 6orretuing
meo, meu jeg MATTE 10 tjeuoe Sem iom en-
| enbper Seuieenoe bra % op9ti9 Wano, ion
at le8 tuuoc taoe @runo til at trp, at 9e
iunoe beitpre 6orretniu3su lau, at 3e ielu
tunoe baue gapu al ben % ie9 tinoe meo
8ioeu iaa 9eugene tiIbage. Seq bar life
ipnoerlis Siulo til 2eres 4Iau til Yeuse.
laau. Seq er meeet banse ior, at &c life
faar moi til al begpuoe uoaen Sorretuing
nteo, p9 oa De, iaapiot leg fan %ioritaa, in0en
Gr'arins bar / Den p~aatGntte 5orretuinG
er ieg neaet tilbgieii9 til at tro, at om Sc
enc tit Ieuee paa oenue Niaaoe, ina piloe
bet bare 9oa gait, 9eres areoitorer piloe
babe miitet fine Yen9e, o. Sc piloe baue
pbiIet 3io % tabt 3iaio, iom ielu er &api.
tai. Giter nit Stipn sr Der mesen S1uo,
ipuliabeo for, of gaauet utIoe bape 9lort
Staoe iiteoetfor Gapr. JorretuIn9sm9no
tommer life irem paa ben Ntaaoe.
4ab mig aiue Gem et Raao. De Tiger 9e
oil bespnoe paa esen Saano. Bin fgrit
fortrolia meo ben 6orretniug, De astsr at
saa ino /. Iaar De iaa bar last for 9asen,
at Sc bar StlsHiombsO Os gaalioelisbeb
iaa at De, Der ijeuoer Gem beoit, iaar 5ilio
til 3em, iaa faar 7e NOT SjRlp TT at bespube
Sorretuins meo. gster Sc at bIiue Gar.
mer, iaa bespnoe &c isrit ioni arbeioer pna
en- 6arm, iua maaiie bpsller Dc en- 5arm Ell
Tib, % nnar Sc iaa oeo 5lio, Spariombeo,
Archaeological us Siisniombeo bar iammeu.
iparet noset, fan &c NOT ielu tIsbe en- 5arm
paa &rseit, os graoepis betaler De ben not.
gner oil De blipe SanoeIsmano. iaa mao Sc
urbeioe / eugutii, til Be lRrsr 5crretninsen,
% er De Ranb, iom FOREIGNER 3iaio, iaa ltal
De mart ie, at bet lite er pauIielist at tomme
| 5orretnins. Ser er Mangel paa sooe
paalioelise Soil i aqe 6orretuinsssrens. Gn
ret bpstia frGbiom ps paolioslis Rano
ipmmer IND / Sorretnius ina mart ban bar
last oisie Gseuifaber for 9a8en, iaa at Soil
/ bans areos flenoer BAN og bar fat 3iuio
til BAN.
De oil eriare, at be Der uotalte Nnifuslier
er slGloenoe bIauot JorretniH9sm9nr, os at
Sc life iaar ret. mango Dollars meo 9sres
Tlau. Be ipiIoer tun lib o9 Rorio peo
Geres Striuelier.
Gorb. 8. o. 9ohnion.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
bet eIektriSke DiamaDt kOrS.

Gloenitaben o9 6riarin9cu bor tliuloc 9oOl
SPORT, at en- milo og itobig e~lettrtit 5uom Il bet
beOite for enbper SU9oom. Set CT bcrior bet
~eIcttriite 6ramanttors gjoer bcOrc lilrcosiiltlic
emo uoget un6et tienot ncIbrcoelicsmt0orj 6Uis
bette life oar lilialOc, b]uor'or bar iaa maugc
bunOrccc Uimncifcr fat Jig uco % ]tltrcUet o5
ligeiau mango Breoe til Roricts yoogrj5uJug.
llOorn9 al uogle i0a ai 6i5Ie @rtUe giUsr ri for
ueoen, % ri bar $500 90 fer cu5Ucy, 'om Tan be-
pie, al Ereueue lite Ct Ggte vi tan ooiaG mcO
Sitterteo i9e, at bet ~eIcttri'c Iiamomttore oil
Epitcmet beore % ubioIut tUere itsre
Slogs SggoOmma emo uO9ei onCct lllOOd cuOnu
Oct forebQQ9u ogia0 5%uooommc %
Dor bGres al etBucrt Meolem en- 6amJlie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

Tanner oa Cerrer! esns tttr en- ,ns,Vs 5iausars
prtpbos. Der sipu tss,lis a~nuisniHs for Samn.uisis
ming al ale SlaS SiriDelier. o. tHs,h olesr $50 i,tii.ls
Iiss Slass Rsuisrbreps. psiousr. ION ire C asst
tlsmm: feu ,nssllte SpESs. taa peo etun, Srtpb,a leo
itaHs Hs tn nsi0 % bartis gpelIs. 81 itnbsr So,ss
iant II neass DItrs NaoHtori ipr ben biatss erit af =
Gents. AstHlH suiks. Srppn 5 esats. Aresls;
G.4.Grtssra
Is. 1914 Glar,hsib. Brian. 90 81
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

hes Of u
Ii at
IN Of ID
[perttir
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o.. GsFt
1851
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

bot di
ben no
|soloss
pitlsrN,
|iotrG
bnSptf
gocs I'd
|ubFrt'
.HfDINi
b.. ntf
|tsioTi
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

skriver:
Jeg snsSer fra egen Erfaring ct sige, at
Deres elektriske DiamantkOrs er en- upper
lg Opdudelse. Jeg subefaler Diet I'll en-
liver. Send mig ct mere.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
2eres 8rep or iaalpOeuoe:
IS. q. SObniou, DtaotiOH: -
aiGre Serre!

IS. u. Sobnion, DtaoiioH:-
aiGre Serre!
Seq ptl berpcO benpenoe mig til Gem SIR.
Sobuior, ON Sc uil barre iaa aoo at laaue
mig en- Dollar. Seq bar uemIis tnset Den
8cilutHiu9 at beupeHoe mig til ale iiaaOIs
napiite Jorretnin9smRnO, iom ieg tror er /
gOoe SmtGnoigbcocr meO famine &Ou, for
oeroeo at faa en- ItoeH 6lplp ii! at bC3puOc
meo paa e3eu 6aaRO. Seq fpn ira HOrae
for 5 gar iioeu men ie9 Dor taut mine gam e
6orGlore Nor9e at ipt9t iUr, % oerioy er
leg life toinmet IGugere emo q. pare Qr {.
far. So, Wr. Sobnion, Ie8 baaber, at ie9
life bar beHoeuot mug iOrQIGUe2 I'll Sem.
HigttgnOt ian le9 life giUe 7enl uoaeH Sit'
terbeo, men boi5 @uo bIGiper mig meo in
&eliignelie, iont Ieg buaber ban 9'gr, iaa III
bper faa Git ttlbnge.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30
sANp-eIN ANo cLINkERs.

Chancellor wolcott UphoIds the George
II. Mccall Company vs.. the Whining
ton Steamboat Company.
The George II. Mccall Company won
against the Wilmington Steamboat Com.
pany in the Court of Chancery yesterday.
At the conclusion Of argument by John
H. Rodney and Colonel Benjamin Nields
the chancellor raised the restraining
order and refused the preliminary ia.
junction preventing the Mccall Company
from placing sand on a wharf bought
from Col. Enoch Moore by the steamboat
company, but upon portion of which the
Mccall Company had fve-years' lease
at the time Of the purchase The lease
offered in evidence by the George II.
Mccall Company was total surprise 20
counsel for the steamboat company and
after its presentation Messrs. Rodney
and Vandegrift saw that their case was
almost hopeless.
Under the chancellor's decree the Nc
Call Company has perfect right TO main.
tain a sand bin on the wharf and have
access to 1t at all times, no matter how
many clinkers II may give rise to in the
steamboat furnaces.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30
A Busy Store.

Justis and Davidson, the popular and
widely known proprietors Of the Boston
largest business during this spring that
they have accomplished in their career
of the past ten years of catering TO the
wants of their customers Together
with the tremendous trade done in their
custom department they have supplied
the park guard uniforms, the uniforms
Of the new Union park guards as well as
the uniforms of our new police force
The latter have been pronounced by the
inspector, wko is himself a pratical
tailor, to be the finest fitting and best
made of any that have ever been fur
nished heretofore.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30
A RIcYcLlsT lNJuREp.

Receiver OF Taxes Dickey's Son Met with
Painful Mishap Last Evening.
Clarence, son of Receiver OF Taxes
John T. Dickey, met with painful mis-
hap while riding his wheel last evening.
The boy is an enthusiastic bicyclist and
spends several hours day on his safety.
When near Eighth and Broome streets
last evening he fell from his saddle and
one Of the barbed pedals struck him on
the right leg just above the ankle cut
ting long cash clean to the bone. The
boy was gritty. He walked down to DR..
John Fahey's office at Fourth and Adams
streets and had his wound dressed and
from there walked home where he will
remain for day or two. at least.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
"shnOh" at the Grand opera House To-
night.

shiloh" at the Grand Opera House To-
night.
"Shiloh" will be presented under the
auspices of the G. A. r. for the
purposes of increasing the Gen
eral Thomas A. Smyth monument fund
at the Grand Opera House to night. The
development Of the story, in which the
terrible consequences Of the violation of
the 46th Article OF War are graphically
exhibited, forms an intensely powerful
and true episode in the history Of the
war for the Union. The main plot is Of
absorbing interest. appealing to the
highest attributes Of our nature-love
of country, duty, friendship and charity.
The comedy scenes comprises plantation,
melodies, songs, dances, and the humor.
GUS part Of soldier life in camp, giving
plenty Of laughter. The tsbleau end
ings Of each act are excitingly beautiful.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30
Mu.t PaddIe HIs own onnoe.

New York Evening Post.
Undoubtedly the blacks have suffered
terribly from being so long educated to
believe that they were "the wards of the
nation" and that the public was bound
to look out for them. They must wake
up to realization of the fact that man
has no more claim on the consideration
of Americans because his ancestors used
to be savages in Africa than if they had
been peasants in Europe The negro
must hoe his own row at least, as we'll as
the white man or white man will be
given the job. Whether he can do this
or not is the real negro problem.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30
NEWSPAPER OPINION.
one as Bad as tho Other.

Louisville Courier-JOurnal.
The advice of the president of the
Chicago Trades and Labor Assembly to
the effect that should the Worlds Fair
remain closed on Sunday, the working
men should march to the grounds and
force admission, is as fair as the demands
of those Sabbatarians who insist that
the people be kept out of the Exposition
on Sunday with powder and ball If
necessary. We ought to bear in mind
on all sides, that It has been 400 years
since the discovery by Columbus Of a
land of savages hereabouts.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30
DIED.

ELDRIDGE.-On Monday afternoon, May
20. Daniel Eldridge. In the 18th year Of his age.
HOLLAND.-On the Gath instant, sallie c..
Holland, aged o. years.
KLUND.-In this city on May 25. Catharine,
widow Of the late Henry klund, In her 56th
year.
PHILLIPS. On May 20, Albanus L. Phil
lips. aged 20 years.
REED.-Andrew James. son of Andrew
and Maggie Reed, I'm his Path year.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30
British BoorIshness.

st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
IL was the "best society" of England
which hissed Gladstone at the Imperial
Institute the other day, and the gather
ing was social affair, too, and not a
political affair. In boorishness and bru-
tality the best society of England, when
it has to deal with a political opponent
can easily beat the worst society in the
United States.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

l2lS West Fourth street. 10 rooms and bath.
H,3 French street, rooms and bath.
Nla King street, 2l rooms and bath.
ltA Iatnall street., II rooms and bath.
l2lb West Eighth street. 10 rooms and bath.
3lS East Second street, 3 rooms.
TIA LOhdell street. rooms.
0lS. W9.922 French street, rooms and bath.
sl2 Buttonwood street, store and dwelling.
H22 Wet Sixth street. rooms.
II Robinson street. rooms.
100 West street. Z rooms and bath.
500 West Fourth street, rooms and bath.
2lb West Seventh street, " rooms and store
1901 West Eighth street, rooms and bath.
80 NJ ,rket street, store and rooms.
Southwest corner Seventh and Orange
streets. 2 stores and dwelling
500 y est street, l. rooms and bath.
l2ls West street roo ms and bath.
1902 West Tenth street. 10 rooms and bath.
1908 BrOome street, II rooms and bath
3Ol East Seventh stree % rooms and bath.
Southeast corner Seventh and Lombard
streets 10 rooms and store.
300 West Seventh street. Z rooms.
1la Nest Seventh street, q rooms and bath.
lOle West Seventh street, 9 rooms and bath;
10 Shipley street. 10 rooms and bath.
N3 Shipley street, OOms and bath.
5l4 Fast sixth street, Z rooms and hath.
ans East sixth street, 10 rooms and bath.
l0ll Vast Thirteenth street. o rooms.
1909 Washington street, 10 rooms and bath.
Southeast corner Franklin and Linden
streets, rooms and bath.
Send for lists Of houses and lots.
HEALD & CO,
Evening journal., 1893-05-30

the Board of Education. The school
children recited patriotic recitations and
sang patriotic songs.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30
PhIladeIphIa and Reading r. X.

Leave Chestnut street and South street
wharves, week days Express. 900 "a. m, 200,
300, 400, b.00p. m. Accommodation, 800 a.
a. IN. Accommodatlon. $40 n. m. 40 ID. m.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30
REAITMONT

No. li3 South Connecticut avenue, First house
from the beach. Full ocean view.
MRS. A. q. MILLER.
Formerly of InRleside.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30
Whr Not 1nrIte Her 10 SOW CastIe

New York Times.
With the thoughtful courtesy that
marks our American people, Princess
Eulslia is to be or already has been in.
vlted to witness game of baseball at
the Polo grounds, so that she can COM
pare it with the Spanish national pas.
time. Her royal Highness may never
have heard of King Kel or other monarchs
of the diamond, yet she might detect a
certain analogy between ball batting and
worrying the umpire.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
PennarIvnnIn Railroad.

Leave Philadelphia, Market street wharf.
express, $3.50 a. m. 300 a.lO and 500 y. m.
m, 10 and 40 y. M. Sundays-express, aM
a.; IN. Accommodation, 800 and S.lb a. m.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30
MARRIED,

McCLAIN-P -PROPLES.-On May "a, by Rev.
J. r. Milligan, at the residence OF J. D. Nc
CLAIM, OF Pittsburg. Pa, and Miss Emma
Peoples, OF this city.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30

Send your carpets to the Electric Car
pet Cleaning and Upholstery Works, 400
Orange st. Phone. 365. Bader & Conway
Evening journal., 1893-05-30
HOTEL ATGLEN,

Michigan and Pacific Avenues. Near Ocean
j. e. REED.
Evening journal., 1893-05-30

Miss Lizzie Hopkins, of Middletown, i
visiting relatives in this city
Evening journal., 1893-05-30

Dr. J. G. Emerson, of Milford, is reg
istered at the Hotel Willis.