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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14
H. J..DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
TOWER BIN
ROOMS sANDs

foR saLk HOUSES AND LOIS
fne modem nins--FsAsa house en- 1errne-
avenue, east froutsse. ned D., NO f.-saaeus
must sell bargain Also Burton eve
nur. -ashs rooms oornsr hot Tn. go South
Lafayette With furnace, bath and all raoa..sa
Improvements. ,,ns - Hammer avenue t~~iv
r"ons eorrer lot. sr-,d hsrn, bargain. on>
90 cntrsi avenue. one cL Paris avenue one IN
North Prospect, an. 90 Hastings. ons on k4css.
ard s.snueL Also '~o house on ssafef ssrs~-i.
% cachanse Tor house aud Is centrally locs'.si
Two hyusss ou a. strs--t. stsfao1 halanaz.-o
syennr for ssie eschsnxe-
FARMS foa sALE OK ExCHkNof
Ia acre. iu Iesbrio-e tcsrrlip. q the ssrcs
farm. ss'il 'ia, ham iAssr. barn small ioase
IL acTss !fagsFpsc.i baisBcs h.,~sh msil. EN-.
and ash ufDtcr, Tor rAir az eschal.fe log 60,
pscI-ury.
leo scIs twelve gtslies ffxm ci,s; cue "a rbs
t--st stock dairy FARMS ~ tlle state well
~stsrr-d with sprlns tr,ok Two god sfrhsfsis
On farm too good houses. good barn. .ac tf-t.
class soil
oi<" o. scr-s siR r.iles from city; god bald
lnsS, good orchard and god land
have also an number - tine Tisres - sfaftfcr
land near tile egts ranslng froIa LsG - lssrsy
scrrs.
] have lots In ali psfis ~ the CT, 90 s.li and
exchange.
HoDse. To- rent
MONEY so loan 90 good rial estate s.reritt
4 nEsplfk
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DO You Wish 70 Build a Home?

Or borrow money! The Debenture Investment
company of Boston, Mass. have established a
branch ofiic. In Grand Rapids. II you wish to
borrow or build house they will furnish you
money on small monthly payments. Apply
early and stop rent Branch office No. u and =.
Tower block. DORAN Il EDDY.
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Who Wants

T. bar rl-e Hstls hos,~s ..s =. q.
H~kirsrss sfrrssf syisTIfss le~4fieN ard
rfe haxf - -ssaf vfli So on ressf fs-rro-.
Asar.Ns Cks. 4. y lillsns HArs.< c,<bre
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FOR SALE OR ExCnkm6e!
s~-rvsi s--irssae s-ssfi ss.n.s
bargains n tss-p ss-sn.
GEO. n. KIRKLAND. $50 Griggs Az.
ASSICSEE.s NOTICE.

Nn'ses . h-~-tT rs-s-s s,si - 1',rrs'sy ff,s
fsft asf - trrsl f~e ~ a. o ~lr~s 10 tis@ fs~--
sssrr us rsid sss. VII esii 81 ;suti,s .a-ssou
s,ts ~rts,r prs-s~s-y srs sse~ts ~ sF-ry susros
nsfvr% md es=sr-i,,ftor ~ 1s.-~pt N fniifs
d.sisF - isass~ ssss>r f-rf No. his l~xsi
err fftors crsrsstsfsfss f-frriflnffs 81 fEsl se-
rcs.sts sBs tss fff~s - is-iss~ t-ots aff stsr~s
rhd lesisa~ focsfv..F s~tsreflf sefd ~sls vfll
fass r-isse ~ No - Nhsrss r'r~<-. A. ere rfsF
q tf~sba ks.fA- krss eossnts ss.r stsss -
ksrfsssn
tsssno nsss<- Mot. srsv<s l. raH
~ sAMtSBN. sr-ter~-
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Want Columns
REAL EsvAvE CRY.

REAi EsvAvE cry.
IfsI a r,.sz hs.Uss Fsti.s for sise g.~T s.~s how
! tSacA sOeia q ss-si tenani have Ia i.sl
usost hly. IL abs anr- Gar th4 skulsl ssfo faeaf
l.. y frosia, Tssssaa = LvKests bloek, oTpsslts
Sweet = hnfei.
l.,oR sALE OK Kx,saaS0f H,,ss- and l.,,.
eos sU<oeat sseaag. lhggaEt - ssfcnlt~sn
LpR SALE Hess@ ~. Iss siath a,ense. ~.
y esr~s is.ai. sna lssl.lsa stsest~ Tia Il
handy tor railroad hssf, | csG s-il ~ fcrli IA
Also NJ. ~ sssath LENA sirres. ies ssKf.s lei.
eashtasn toef sli~s. esst front -e~.s. eaty AID
s cut s.,es Sod i.~s. ',ttae~a "a in a..
~hl ba, No i-s. Esss street. t-f~esn
Wealth, ssenus and rhens street aha. house
10 Le~. rs.,u.s has sss sHd s.s tssGr-s- crate
and bath n1ssbs~i a. hara~.s-d. large cellar !;
loo sesi-s f.. % is srrs sslafnFsaeae hoDs e1d
S.ii bar ,nsp-et'on- Call az towns sssa ~
Niadiconsb baildins eBd VIII b. pleased "a
Shoe ,aess- Charles T.. Marcel -
A PEkfHT HoME. No. SIS ssarh L.ss,.
~ cite street m'si.n house. all eonsen
i-nees large Ia, ra,t ironfsxv owned b.
sesids,ii' sad VAL -. cd eas, t-rsas az saer,-
V"Tts for one year. Appb - William n tsil-
h<-ft, loom ,, " iodiss.LEb ta.idifx Aonss IA
l"sn. j.
I.>oR SALE brand new modern boas~. No.
i Iss South rssou. b.,t~s-a Cherry and
Wealthy. Inauir. 81 Ia Sauth tnlon "a of h.
ewsrthoUt, Trust -. taAliiBs tesclbone lie
III mo
WHN Rk>T, when ycu cen TIA, home -
w BOAR own. sestsf o"ttss for sale GA
naonihls payments. H. lo's a. fIf,h and
Twelfth wsri. near the fseioTsrs- On long time .
Lumber furnished. ,hss. A. Colt. IS Pearl
street. -
A half .sle Is better than
GRiffirHS, DO sale. II ,ou have .
NJ. t.ttNAL ST. house and lot for sale ]
kfAL ESTA1k can "a, half each and the
AND LOANS. balance ia well ioeated
lots SIT
I OOk AT THiS-We oaer too lot. on corner
Ia sf liouseman street tor 81 .0D. worth 81 eU
~ thrc~ houses b. built GA sams. II. J.
Ackee Sons, ~ honroe street IN
XIon for a new six room Louss. ~~ss SIDE
VspO near seventh: stone foundation. full
lot easy terms. koom 1. Tower block. -
I'oR SALE-No g Barnet, street, lot ssss ~
! feet. seven n-rn hogs~ and barn all for 81. =
49,. thsrls~ h Mercer. Wlad,comb Luildlns.
phone sIl
II YOU want some ti.e building lots. of II y"u
have anything that ys.u want - ell or
chang. IN the line ~ real cs'a,e give tns trial
T., listing yonr property With me.
WILLARD X. aRlfFiTHs.
No 6CsBai street su
NEW HOUSE aNDIOT. 81 On; two vacant
" lots. email ineumbranre, we'll located, one
block from s,r-c' railway Grand Rapids, Mich /;
VIII exchange for 81 80 To- s..iss stock la boots
and shoes 10 ,irard Rapids OF sny live town no,
lee. than 40 pop aistion within ff,y milss q
Grand kap,ds, Neh. Address, OF apply Ia per
sun. ). =. brsoks. r.oms aud 3, The Gilbert.
Grand Rapids. Mich.
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OYTHIAN DIRECTORY.
MASONIC OieECroev.

CRs>D RIVER Lofs3E No. -. r and A N
" sss.s'e hsiL iy.s, s'r-~' 'hpris- ~
Nortou. " N l.. A foiger. s-cr.fsrr
hORlC IoTssF M "a "a NJ n..rie
~ hsii No s. We HrtfiTe sfrrei 81
Shost v NJ I,oae ksrfin. secretary. 10. "a
Pear street
VALLEY cry IOIssE M .rAse
Hal Noe snn d Lyrss ssrrss lsir-s Ho~
on, eessfxs ". Isss''1t, ss-rrr'arF. M
~ ansi street
GRAND RAPIDS cHsr1ER 40 7RsN
NJ Nssonic tsil. Ne. sBd ~ iyo. s,r..-s
Bdis b.purins " p No IN Ns.F,h tssr
ssr~-i 'eorx- ". Lsisosf. secretary, No. 70
thnsl street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

ing announcement IN another cOlum q.
L"ok 1t up
Bargains in dress goods this week Mt
r j. Nichols
Elder : < Beaver ~ McAlls'erville.
Juniatta county. Pa. says his wife is
subject a. Cramp in the stomach. Last
summer che tried Chamberlain Cole.
Cholera and Disrrhna Kennedy for q,
ard was much pleased with the speetly
relief Il afforded. She has since used Il
whenever necessary and found that i,
never 'aila For sale by r. J. Wurz-
burg. druggist. No. - Monroe street
M Ml5M MIlR & M
ANNUAL clearance sale n furniture !.
telI pa'ronizei Many rare bargains
are gwen the purchase.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
k>OR SALE BicylCk. few second hand
4 wheels for sale in solid. cushion and pneu-
matte tired. Grand Rapids 't,cle company.
corner South frent and But,erworth av.nae. Il
LNoR SALE Impaired health makes IL i'm.
i perativc N NJ | shall sell ny saloon aud
restaurant. IL ~ one If The b.; properties IN
the city. To persons who desire 10 g,nrcbase.
foil particulars will b- given spplicstiun.
The merely curiots need not apply. mean
business and ~ III give 20 fhe ri;l; man with
none, option the best ssleon and rec, Au-
rant in Grand Rapids. Address h. I. L.. Her
aid office. sssst
tNoR SALE-Ny entire store - furniture aud
misceilancous boIseboid e,.pds new
house and large lot corner ~ Union and Carer
sircets house and lot No. TO Madison stree,
vacant lot on Christ street farm AZ ten acrs--
Ia rods east of rity limits new buildings and
ell kinds of fruit; Will sell or exchange for
other property. A. A. Lord. No ~ stocking
street. ii-rf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

IL makes the weak strong.
We sell and recommend il.
W. II. Raiiou. Druggist, AS Ottawa street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

Bargains in dress goods this week Mt
r J. Nichols
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

. u ft.sz hg,Usg rsti.s fof slsc PEI wal. how
= tSacA s0Gi1 o sa-si te4aAnl have Ia s.sl
nsent Aly. ~ ansanCr t'sf tbs sSuss, g.so fss4'
l. \ ftosia. Tssssal Z. LvKests bloek, oTpslts
Sweet hnioa
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HELSM MI7R & M MAXI, Max" ar

ing announcement in another colum n.
Lrok II up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-14

E,ok sALE OK kxtgaaN0f H~.s- and l.ss.
1 Sss sp-oeat sseaas. ln2aaEs - pfenat-sn
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24
BiFthday Celebrations.

Our popular barber August
-Koepke. entertained a number of
his friends right, royalty, Wetlnes-
day night, the occasion being the
first birthday of his little son, Os-
car. There were present DR.. S. f.
Nave and lady, Mr.. and Mrs. Elm
ger, Albert Jungbecker, Mrs. jung
becker and her two little girls Cla-
Ira aud Selma. Mr., and'Mrs. Makes
ka, Albert M6eller and, Mrs. Mbel-
Ter, Mr.. John Neimeyer
Gerhard Neimeyer, Miss Kate
Speikelmann,. Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Koehler and Charlie Pheil, Mr..
and; Mrs. Koepke treated their
friends to a keg of beer box OF
cigars aud a bountiful supper.
Their guests united in wishing
them every happiness and good
fortune,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24
NERVOUS.
DEBILITY PILLS.
ENGLISH BRAND.

The oul~ genuine cure for Lost
Manhood, Exhausted Vitality. Weak
Memory, Palpitation of the heart.
Premature' Decay. Lack Of Conf
dence, Inability OF the Married (eith-
er seX.) and Dependency, all OF
which follow in the trail Of youthful
Errors, lmprudence and Excess
] positively guarantee these Pills
to do everything lclaim for them--sO
string is my faith in them that youcAn
return them ii they do not help Won.
70 introduce these pills J. will
send postpaid a large One Dollar
Package, which ought to he sufi-
Client to'cnre any CAGE of Debility. for
only 2oc. enclose ten two cent
stamps in alettcr with your address
the PILLS by return mail.
With the positive assurance on
my!part that You will never regret tho
day that YOU came in possession OF
this priceless remedy, whose in.
fluence besides restoring the vital
force, ext ends itself to the intellect-
ual faculties, elevatiuP the emotions.
dispeliing the bane OF life and res
torIng its blessing.
Read the following testim0uiIls'
to whether l am curing people ornot.
"1lhe trial package OF Nervous De
bility Pills YOU sent me done me
good. | was troubled with what ]
called rheumatism ia my thighs and
they helped me wonderfully"
IL, M WEBSTER, Walton, Iowa
Send me some more of those Fills
as those you sent me done mc So
much good thut | thought I Wuud
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Justice CoNrt was in session Sat
,urdaY: Justice Tampke presiding
The docket disposed'oG was'as fol-
lows; Richard Jackson; assault
fined $500. George Williams, as.
'sault fined $780, Frank Naligura;
fined $500 Fred, PackcrbusH; abu--
,sive language fined,$1.09l Joe Shu-
lax; indecent exposure, continued,
George YanoY; assault fined $500.
Charles Roth, abusive language,
dismissed. C..B; Ballard; assault,
fined $500 Rich. Jackson George
Williams and c. B. Ballard; were
unable to pay their fines and wore
taken charlottesville andicommited
to Jail by constable Otto, Koehler.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24
specinl. Announcement

To any one sending us club
of five subscribers to the Gazette,
paid in advance, we will send a
copy of the Gazette one year FREQ.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Al G.. Wangemann, c. X. Hol-
chak, John HARDWOOD. Joe Hughes,
Charles Weihausen and several
others are attending court at; Hal
letsYille.this week.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Local time table of'ghe San An
tonio& Arkansas Piss Railway;
Gonzales mixed. south boundI
passes Sinner at 1886 FIN. West
Boundiat 1929 y. NJ.
Waco Express, south, to Yoakum
LA y. NJ. North 1856 p. NJ.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Meets first and third Friday nights
Ia each month.
u. Js,Milir, q. c.; Louis Cnipepper,
H.. c.; Tom Burkett. X. OF X. and y;
IS A. Carnes. Treas. S. J Nounasi
Probate. Jack Gulpepperi NJ A., q,
w. p L. McCurdy, l. G., Charles
isiphter. o c..
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Mr.; Fred Balik, section. fora
man and family havo' moved. to
is'nlrIer'to reside poruurehtly mil
are'occupying the old,Jones resi-
dence.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

"A Mexican band arrived in
town, Tuesday They gave a con-
cert last night at the X. of p. hall.
The concertwas'followed by a,ball!
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

sluecKer Lodge No. 20, O. d. H" S.,
Meets the first anu third
Monday Of euch month, ut the Norris
ii. e. wolters. Presitlent-;;;; Morritz'
Richter. Nioe Presidents. Alvin HUM
Imel.. Sec. SAugust Martens. Treas. +,
r !. j. Meyer, GUIDE Otto BeinhMlso,
II. W.; Chas, JuenGcs. o. W.; Trus-
ltees: VIM. lander. VIM. Wendtiand,
l6lus luuersen.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

-IIalletsville won'in the worlds
fair voting contest, their candi-
dates winning by about $50 votes.
respectively. Sinner withdrew on.
account of tho money stringency.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24


--California fruits at Mcrsobcr-
gers.
Cool City beer on tap at Joe
Ohdrej..
-Bismark Saloon. for o. d. Fl
s. cigars.
-Go,to the Rismark Saloon for
o. d. N. S. cigar
-"My Favorite," cigars oM sale
at the Favoritc Saloon.
-Jttst received, carload of rust
proof oats at Wolters Bros.
Ice cream nj NIittanck's on
Wednesday and Saturdays,
Go to WolSers Bros..for HamilL
ton Browns boots and shoes.
Sample copies of The GAzErpF.
can be had at the Post Office.
-Barbecued meat on hand every
day at the City butcher shop.
Go to Mittanck's for ice cream
on Wednesday and Saturday.
Soc the 8, 10,and % cent bar
gain couutors at Mersebcrgcr's.
Go to Mittank'b for ice cream
on Wednesday and Saturdays.
The GAZETTE can be. Had for
$10o'per year., cash in advance.
Well seasoned wood for sale by
August Schmidt. S400 per cord.
Going for CASH at the rock
store, for the next 30 days, White
Elephant flour at $3.50 per barrel.
When you have dandruf' call
on AZ C..Koepke, He will cure the
worst case with his celebrated
dandruHcure ----- - ,....l.
Go to c.. Btoetzells for fruit
'inrs,. Half gilllon jars, $1.50 per
dozen. Quart jars, $1.20 per doz,
Pint jars. Sl per dozen and quart
cans, IS cents per dozen.
TIM GAZETTE wants correspon-
dents at the following places at
once Mention, Sweet Home Nick
el, and Dilworth.. Write to the
Editor for terms and advice.
&C. X, Holchak has received 4
full line'of prints, dnnostfcs, hats,
caps and dry goods of all kinds,
which he purchased while in Gal
vestom Hc is prepared to'sell you
everything in this line at rock
bottom prices.
There is an abundance of fruit
to be canned and you can get your
cans at G. Ptoetzel's for only 70
cents per dozen. He has a fine
stock of fruit cans on hand and
is anxious to dispose of, them at
once. He will sell them to you
cheaper than any placeelse.
Commencing August,lSt | will
sell for 80 days, all of my summer
dress goods consisting Of white and
colorcd lawns, muslins, etc, at cost
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24
Fire!! Fire!!

Henry Kuesel is firing his sad-
dies harness, brides. whips; etc.
at priees that can not be beaten
anywhere
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Miss Emma Neimeyer, who has
been visiting here sometimes, re-
turnedit to her home in. Moultoni
Saturday.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Il have for sale 100 cords of
wood, at bargain Call at my
place six,milcs west of town..
r, HI FITzaERALD.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

The GAzETTE's job printing
department turned out 1000 letter
heads this, week for c. Nj Kotzebue
and Fred Diedrich of Moulton..
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Captain Schmerbeck, repre-
senting Boumgardcn & Biok Hardt
'wardIcompa0y Of Now York was in
town several days on business.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Rodgera"the lightning: rod man,
rodted the residences of August
Martens and Max Wolters last
week.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Louis Trautweini had his hand
couEht in a,brush at the gin, Tues
day. bruising several fingers pain
fully.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Miss Helena Jordon and Mis-
FIattie Roos, of Srhulenburg, are
visiting in Sinner this week.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24
LOCELS..

Miss Ruby Lay of ITalletsville
was visiting at DIR. Eidson's, last
weols.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Major Gelhorn callSd at the GA
zETTE Office, Friday, and left two
subseriptions.fop the GAZETTE.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

- -
Miss Fannie Kaeglar vibited Dill
worth, Saturday.
Mrs. Youngs went 20 Sweet
Home, Monday.
-Flato e Green's new office is
about completed.
Miss Tinnie Lieck is visiting in
town tliis week
Julius Richter went to Weitnar,
on business SNsNWday.
r.. S. Carnes went to Yoaaum
Tuesday, to meet his family.
Mics Joe KoRernot retutmed from
tho Worlds Fair. last week
MIR. and Mrs. John Nicmeyer
returned from Moulton, Monday.
August Stephan had some fancy
u ' ~, Sh ,,i lousu .,iu , aso"s ,"'O
9, :,
Charlie Pfeil went. to Cuero'
''"'"'""S ""u io''' nVo'' ''0'''"''
Charles Welhausen went to Hal
letsville, Monday, ON bgsiness.
Our shoe maker, Henry Renken,
took trip to Moultom Sunday.
Bob Esshenburg went to Sweet
Home, Friday, on business.
Tom Sbnndera is able to be cut
after n aeyere Illness.
Mossrs. Blohm. Martens and
w-agenes wont to wei.sor, sundas',
on business.
Mrs. Bach, Of Sublime, is hero
this week, visiting her daughter
I Mrs. Gerhard Neimoyer.
T Mr. George Moss, of Giddings,
Brother-in-law of August Smith, is
fin town this week.
--NIessrs cbas, HnlcSo,,,snd,N
| e.. Wangemann lett Monday tor
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

F--Messrs. Chas; HolchnkiandiA.
G. Wangemann, left Monday for
Halletsyillc on business
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24
secret societies.

Meats. the second Monday in, each.
mouth, ut the Norris hall.
NJ. n. Wolters. r., NJ. W.; j. c.,
|Blohm, M. w. u. q, Ruhmann, Fore.
Imnn. Julius WolJers, Oyerseer. ID.
~. Wolsers, Recorder" y. o.. Smith,
lliiRanceer; Lonis Wagner, Receiver
.newitz. l. w. Henry Wemken, o! W.
Trustees. d. + :. Ruhmann. DIR, Ed
son. j, A. Wolters. Dr.. Eidson,, NJ. IL.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Aug! Martens new building is
nearing, completion. 1t WILDE oo--
cupied by Dr.. Soharnberg,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Trautwoin g. Woltafs have
ginned something ovor35GQ bales
Of cotton up'to date, kIi
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

August Stephan has giuned
about three hundred bales elcotton
up to date. mi
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Mr.. George. Moss, of Giddings,
|5rother-in-law of August Smith, is
in town this week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-20
PERSONAL.

County Commissioner Bowes was in town
yesterday.
Miss Birdie Wasley spent part of yesterday
in Pottsville.
Charles Hingleberger, of Newark N. j. is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. John L. Williams, of shamol1in, Wis.
tied friends in town to-day.
John r. Leisenring of Hazleton, was a
visitor to town this morning.
Thomas Greenwood, who few years ago
gave up long residence here for a new home
in Reading, is visiting friends in town,
Frank Rentz of Ashland Republican can
didate for County Commissioner, was circu.
lating among his friends in town yesterday
Ayoung daughter made her appearance at
the residence of r. d. r. Hagenbuch, on
East Coal street, last evening, and genial
Bob is all smiles in consequence.
E. c. Luks, NJ. D., at one time a prominent
resident and practitioner in this town, and
who is now located at Royersford, was
seen at the Lehigh Valley depot to-day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-20

J. Portz. The ceremonies took place in the
parlor under bough of white roses and
smilax and were witnessed by a number Of
friends. Rev. Robert OBoyle, of the Trinity
Reformed church, offciated The brides
maid was Miss Lille Hagenbuch of Blooms
burg, and the groomsman Mr.. Charles POrtz
Of Lansford The bride was dressed in very
becoming cream silk bengaleine, trimmed
with thread lace, and the bridesmaid wore
cream surrah.
Immediately after the ceremony the bridal
party and friends partook of an elaborate
breakfast, after which there was a reception,
during which Mr.. and Mrs. Portz received
the personal congratulations of many warm
| friends of this and other towns and a number
of substantial tokens of esteem and good
wishes. This afternoon, at 4:1O, the couple
left town on the Pennsylvania train for
Philadelphia. The bridal tour will include
| trips to Washington and Boston.
Fhe groom is the son Of ex-Councilman
F. J. Portz and was formerly clerk of the
Borough Council. He is an accomplished
musician and has acquired quite an enviable
|
music and as a member of the Grant Band
and Schoppe orchestra. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David Evans.
The presentations made to the happy
couple to-day were very numerous and some
Of them are enumerated below with the
names of the donors Mr.. and Mrs f. j.
Portz, couchi linens, by Miss Hattie Hughes,
! To-, ,,1
Robert W, Roberts, New Philadelphia
Mrs. Gilpin, Mrs. Petit, Mrs. John
| w. Morgan, Mrs. Fred. Scheid, Tamaqua;
| Mrs. P. A. Krebbs Tamaqua; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Briggs, Bloomsbury and Mrs. William
K. Schertle, Pottsville. Spreads by Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Richards, and Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. OVENS Miss Lizzie Hughes, tidy Mr.
taud Mrs. J. J. Price portiere Misses Annie
and Mary Maley and Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Basterfeld, cushions; Mr.. c. D. Fricke
sweeper; r. a. Davenport, spice boxes bowl
and pitcher; Daniel S. Owens, rocking chair;
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Burkhart and Mrs.
and Miss Hagenbuch, rugs; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p, Williams picture and easel; silverware
! by Mr.. and Mrs. Portz, Lansford Harry
and Miss, Ella Krebs Mahanoy City, Mr..
and Mrs John G. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs
R. d. r. Hagenbuch, John Portz's family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hagenbuch, Mr.. and
Mrs, r. A. Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Womer,
Mrs, William Schoppe, Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes,
Catawissa; DR.. G. w. Hamilton, DR.. Erwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Williams, shamokin;
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bells, Leo Bamberger,
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hoehler, and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. T. Williams chinaware by Miss Jane
| Owens, Wrexam, Wales; china set by Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierce, and Mr.. and Mrs Cough, Frack-
vile; embroidery by Miss Mary Pomeroy and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. scheid, Tamaqua. The
bride presented the bridesmaid with a gold
hair pin and the groom presented the grooms-
man with a handsome gold fountain pen.