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run nEATH ROLL.


New Orleans. La, December b.--Last
night Mrs, Lydia Rezan, the Oldest lady
ia New Orleans, died at her home here.
She was born in New York City january
II 1909, being descended from distifl-
euislad Huwuenof firmly which settled on
Staten IRiend. She has lived n New ar-
Of which she was the head now humber
AMONG the most snnuenliai. socially and
financially.
She was the mother OF ten children. while
fourteen grandchildren and twenty great
grandchildren survive her.
Mra Reznn remembered washington,
aiffesman and Witnessed his fisnerni All
Of the subscribing presidents up to Genera
IEckaar who was the last chief
ehe was acquainted with She had rers
so9lai neqnAintance with many more 81 The
famous men OF the day
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Dallas. Texaa December s.4sThe variety
theater conducted BY J. u, Andrews h
this city for q year past Is dlanantled.
Andrews and hts wife have departes, from
the city and company OF piayera are
aut Of work.
Today Mayor w. c. Common and the
unapee connalltee Of the council sold the
my AZ &, issue Of pallas Improvement bonds
~ Z, vs "a per Gent tn year ppnda4.to y Z
aR'lSs sqi q profit Of nearly 5000. sew
frHl dds were opened and 0idhanl's w.i@
eQnki1effa the best, A new etv hnapis6i
VIII De built NJ onqe on nfsy-adfe its1i
owned by TIE CITY IN North Dallas. one
9 e, me most beautiful spots isnAglnabia
Inc bonds ara 10 be delivered IN tfs.s'tv
si1ty and ninety dnYa
1ne remains or a white Infant with ffs
skal erkshed In was found Ia a. thlni.et
near the city BY two negroes. ana 4 dens
sisy sheriff today Il Is rnn0red that
whl{s nan arr white wonaap VIII De
arrested totnorfow on susnicion AZ havs
ing murdered their illegiillnate Offspring
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Bennings, December 6.4ons * /, /.
mile Caprice CcoiA nrs.. She ltly ,
ond. Kingscock third Time ii
SIX furlbngs-Annie Bishop M J,
l.l7,5. u '''''s Il ~ Y
Mile=Bessie Eisland first N!i,s,i, /.
ond. Terriier third. Time.
One and half iniles--i.ar9tr, 4.
Powerful second, st. John iilfd Il i
SIX furlpngs-T artariaa FIRST csr.s'
second, Traverse third. Time III,
Five furlongs Waterton frat q. I,
Wagner second. Grand Pur ihi.5 -
.i.D7. s.
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PENDANT EUeH out hab9as corpus before
county Judge. On henfinb c11 nn$ 1uN~h ,S
cASipoes tuknsellpt Ps ,ss,, ,,se
teiasss 20 ss IA t ats,f viz
nesgss That the justices was me INJURED
party and heard me cause nH1 gnsere9 ~
line IN the abaence u letennanL helo o
error. IL auch tNctt CVniN MY 49,, pcsn
proven tae court snou, h,, l1s NV na MS" ~.
charged the defenuAnt tnat lne tea .s91t
gwen fcT rejecting s uvn ttps'ino' ~ ~
inst tne instises vySHvs Was MN ,,,h, s,,d
acnce % MI sheHs incts n ny "a s9 M
the ease Is sent phck - ~ nf,t 49, py ny
oounty Judge. Opinion py nnnkinns ~ -
s.. 49,. nm.
ccuAty The perjury uknrged In tho M
dictment WIS that nppeilAnt sWoIe nu1 -
Ing the trial before z Justice tnai one
sexton did not cal nun y Cd s-7n ot y
lb-. The PROOF offered by the state WAS
that appellant sNoye tnns my ~, .,,. ~
Hell theirs IL fatal variance between
the allegations ana proof aha tnr pvuttt
etfsd 70 Anstfuct,ns NE 5ury snsy T9a'u
ion BY El1lkitla. A. "
Gao q, Bell vs.. the State. frem Noisn
verdict thirty years. During the trial q
this case the court ANNOUNCED thAt u
would tal.e q recegs and the defcnrant
Hei for the state stated 10 the court that
he wiAheA 10 ask a witness thefe In court
d FEW illiestichs Which would conclude
she Staten ease; this privilege was u y
lowed him ana affer he nnu made his
examination Of ttio witness and MS the de-
fendantsr council began their cross exam
sAat.cn s,se lourt discuveTed and an
uounrei the absence Of tho accused ana
suspended further rrpcerdinEH witfssTeW
The testimony or the witness IRON. the
consideration OF the Jury and adjourned
the court More than one tIpportNnt fact
was elieised from this witness and he.
was not recalled during the progress q
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lumber yard here. n arrAreinT o bnlld
and put IN a Rne stock ~ builders bard
ware az well az \ good stock Of as
sorted lumber.
a ttie caurrh n anfons the probabilities
or the very near fituff.
Pr Slnto IS ARRANGING 70 send q preety-
tc<tan preacher 70 i've and work anonr
~. taxing charge % the church a. this
point and looking after TIC various p1inss
along the railrpad to Houston
MfF {s.ndsdy OF Ia fpr(e Is visiting a.
hHr fatnefe Mr Cole
MR. Mills % Nebraska nrftvel ysst esxhv.
khriug driven oreg 1910 niles and been
sefen we4<e on The road
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AI.wA4s olyIN1l sA4lsNAe11oN.

llfanlraflfa Rms have always given AAts
iefanlioN In nffy years there nus henn
"a & ,1ntnf 81 {Aetii THAT l1abollf their
ltfe Is THIS United ssfrfes and millions III
nefsons have used them. Ihefn II no
danbt thaf fley have established tnen'
solves " sneris ATOMS 1ney faf< shen-
iiiatism. dsfpcnsips piles, liver eAnplaint
ga Ietnurn sta "a 1r tho blood. fine ~ twa
al night on IN empty stefaneh, fer week
or Two. viii keep you N foon forln aud
tone tiu the system rheY are pureiy eef-
etahie aheoiutaly harmless, ana safe %
take At any time
Sold In every drug or medicine riOra,
other plnln OF auKAr coated.
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A Practical sian for pramsnent
Place.

EVElIH FInHnfIf1l ~ z
ms t1urnpl proposes % be non~ppftticai
sna nclls PARTISAN. II Is designed Is set
nefoie The reading. thinking rublin the
fondlfiqn 81 afIAirs hnancsai and natarlai
win particular primary reference u the
sittnisnn IA Texas and the saati~est
sunplyinE fund OF facts for the cons|d-
grafton u the thourhtfoi which snail al
me same time VIII The interest ana con-
alteration Of even the casual reader
y this connection attention may not
sihpf2psIy pe greeted 10 d rlimor which
hps gained notable circulatIon nnd mas
met with entire credence uherever hea7.d.
a rumer ~ first faint aud inueanfte' bat
recently becoming more pronounced ana
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Omaha. Neb.. ppee 81 r. s f
f.erson. clerk ~ tha "a ri 4 s
Helmred e Hansnf, i1 ~ Y r q
knotsfi woman n Tho ef',f =. 's,'1 !. !
this evening and ipeA 81
" No cause Is kneF1' s
warren. Ohio, pne1p; ile Is -
ncenrfcd THIS eveni1R ~ \ 4 Izi.
Allee atneeE railway R''- ,e*<< Is E.
rtinntng ~ d high rae ~ ~ n
aetler At the foot o. = ", q IS + q
Jules Van Trot ana ~ l',z;I' +;
passengers efe prp7g7a's''F
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San Antenins Texas. Deet.aber h+-Iouls
!, noapAoGlin to-day fsaeivNi a four yeafs
asntsnee ter forgery He i from Canton.
uhia. where he clalsna his father n viee
president III 4 hank and very wealthy.
The wife At nutiEnaAis1 WAS provided ~
aAAfits with zufnsieft money to take her
back 10 her hofue iii Chic
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ANDERSON. December 4 .. District
fudge smssher dIsehsrsst the ftsular
jury fcr TIE week, This SAWS q nice SAN
fof The county
Hngangton Of Houston IL here
and VIII help his father 81 seglrai cases
t1tk Viii cQalc up at this term 81 coslst
MAJOR Zones, culorfd Was trs&d Tor kill
INF ftu1 PRATT cclnret ekyeTal yrafn ago
Judge tsork Mcl,nniel 81 Houston defctia.
tq Jones Verdict Tor i1.Ss1er IN the SEQ.
olt asEre ana punishment seven years
N. ~. Nfacnafn ESQ has l,ni q ma
ton for q HaW tfid Tor Jack Nrkdsbore
VINO Was given three years f8r robbery
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FlosesyiIie rezas scceiaber 5.--M Married.
ia Egprssviils Sunday afternoon. Decem-
bet ! Nj. III =.c- and Miss Lydia
kandy Rcv NJ a. Lacxey otaciatine
Tie nFwly uigfi1ed couple have sniiny.
friends who wish them much hanplness
In tb6 naHtrifnrniai ttasa
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shs saes eeorae s.aul.l.

New York, December bzeila Mich
piias, an is,year-old girl, begun action
against iscrge J. Cloud la the superior
court 3 recover damages Tor $4,000 on
the technical charge OF hpvfng teleed 4
check Tor that esroslnt watch he haii
given her and refused 70 return II does
nos appear how she came into oossessi5,,
Of the caepk 'tA'
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That Is what ypa $3.50 .!.1.g e.
Who have been fesf:z i & 8
na men ef.lfo {iiat their tllzj 81
hack again ~ reg Z - f;'|6 81 g
menf 1,h:s Is esp. Z ~ I. - IL
rs,f i. aissa ~ peciIi..y e Z. =. ;sl2
ma nre privase IA fiIflf 1.e:' "a = 3
nc e. exc.lse FOR the aaei Il & S.
these eases I'erIfian z. y +; III
alsasses fii1t tiey desc 4. 1879
faii; Il re 1ees i si;'Fs e 3 q z
he is NOT donipsfe'it e e !, : al
nm. HATH. 4 : 9 Z
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Charleston, w. MAJ. DsSs.,..,
Johpny Flynn Of New YSrk 81 .';i : :.
Johnston q ST Paul fouss, I 4
seyen-round battle Tor NM; ! !. y
before a strictly seicct pzffs y
mornlng. johnson knocked r1s.,
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A Double Wedding.

sFEisiss Texas, llecemher s.--Mr. FRANK
Scott ara Miss IdA Cunningham, Mr. }.
Gilmore ana SIiss vicry McAiillan were
married ~ Clayton PraiIie near this city.
yasterdnY.
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Bryan. Texas, Daoefaber s Mrs.. I. .
dilpin Of the Kprten nelEhpofhood near
tbs city, died Yesterday a her home
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ElArendnn. 1azaa n3rfmper k-Thfee
inanes 81 snow hGHa failfst here tbia even
irg and Il - etili nnYNlns
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Augusta Ca. December k.-lrhe eis,..,..,
annual session Of the National Bsnsq5,
congress- cpngered in Augusta tonipsi n,
the tirss Baptist church. eH' ~
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Court OF Efininal Appenis-+J. w. a,,rf
w u Davidson and y. j. sisnkins
Judges, e ~ Henf$ assiafant ottofntv
general Sitting at Tyler.)
Tyler, Texas. December s. Foilowlns
afe Hxnpnsfs OF decisions rendered br :}se
court Or criminal appeais:
eA psfte aehn HurEe. from Hill county
~ ntn an f5tNtiru Hf)lcb odppfed local
9ptaen WIS held ecco11inE 70 law but
fnc sena'f cnmsnissiausAS court fsile1 10
Sc sAs eotfsst eider Riehtpiting the sale
REVISED Statutes, ana findinE their mis-
take the county coniTniasiQnk4s court or
dereu 2 lew election to ~ held. b. which
local entien WAS again CARRIED. aud after
warts heileyinF they had made another
der supplying the onleRions III lie tirs,
5NaEnieAt Held that without uonsidefin4
the question at the validity Of tile SECOND
election tle court had the Eight to ssn{ar
tho second amendakory order Thuf tifis
fSrDnt construction y 10 b. given ID lie
iroelAione u the statutaa anierior IL iha
are @ inAure . pronpt and lntelligenf sxz
nrespion q the popular Will while those
AunSeapeQt 20 the election ara 10 asce4tai1
aud i{feFfrTe that will. and courts will
not BY maklng them the easencH OF lie
prevlslcng PERMIT The popular III TO &c
officers wit on faena9taua would be
70 force them 20 ENTER tbs proper order
aud they reftaiIl3 can % So Voluntarily
Affirmed. oninlon us siinktns a. J.
1sx parte lob AMBROSE from Harrienif
county. Justice Of pence being assault
ed. his constable makes asIidap5t and
constable serves a. the 1astics nnes ,iel
PENDANT IS and issues c0plue prpune De-
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TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
SEws MOTHS e8THnRrD ny rosr
nEPonslEHs-
neur nen stabbed in an ARRAY ne a
Dnnce--A Deputy sherin Denied
nAis on asurder chnrne-Dnr-
hardly Assassination.

cf1EBO. December s,--The city wns
hortasd today ~ the report that = young
rssn named Charles pepper q Weber.
1elisa comfy, was assAssInetsi last night
On his way home from cuero He was
seund tsday about three miles from May-
srsyiiic IN his wagon with thfse bullets
Ii his body ana his bead smashed lis
herses had run away ussh ~ wagon ana
fosutsl i some. County Attornsy Isnelsey
Az Deputy Swift have s7ns out T. asslst
II heidlns pm inquest
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Il Ffsf1REsvI1srsss petsnbfr S-The De-
s&snher term * aisstiet court fes wEisoa
rcunty bean yesfHtaY. J18ke spcorss
having srravea S.ir6ay syezias ffs.n tsers
EaSes INF grand spgy vas sssusAsiy e,n.
sareia5. a7TeEn ~ esaszt1 A. tAs lar
rrsoss. r H. vfssenea pf IahYarnsa Is
scrsnnp zhA apry 4 eAuspqsea u saoa
fnEn ard kh0Se q enz4iaes2t.le wnra %
fos< zNezN Tss civil a5rket ssia 81 t4gcn
~ thls isscrzAanx $40 cA4ea sat ard rtnezs
tfa4 efFyofas1 Tie efssutEA3 dts1Aet
wll nos - eeiss1 srti nsrt aeutaF
1AGAt SATURDAY afs4f1pe1 -A11r1ip i5su-
rasAs, Astgssss Sszfessr. EEgsfiso &.yar2
sA 4notAsf Afxlc8n wfsfe al; rfsAstea
n& Ire rn4sN Il sieails q esS srpul
u yess g3glirs f.arEhtsr pen. Il
w5z very sGfEe ke1tna4 anS they h-owe
81 18tny &c fo8t ana kixng Ats.s-S4 j. after
Wars 1sses ha1 ~ ex4Es zail,g tstel b.
T1s< Iuxficr stux3nEa yesIfrI2F Stsz = nve
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
"DELAWaRE & HUDSON R. R. j."

Leave 'iIand Icntra JOt--..-J DO a. M w p III
lso pa,tshurcb sloep,ne.car on 6 - y. m. tain for
passengers Saranac Lake Placid, Pau >ni'h : ..oa
fake &c Via Chsuteaugay Il. L.. the favnrtc route 10
the Adrondacks arriving at sea>onac noun "'cf o''N
Platt>burgh. , ,,.,,io,
y tortl1nftst
SEM q c.nts stamps for Illustrated guide maIs etc,
81 Northern summer resorts Ia .
" L. W. BEWDICk. q. T.. A..
all "
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ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTIVE BOOK OF all the re-
sorts and PAMPHLET Of HOTELS ana boAhDiN"
COTTAGES. $500
issued by the L. I. r. Il. Co Season lSy3' .,
Free on application at 1872. go BIB Boatwav anu III
TICKET OFFICE II BROADWAY, y. Y.
In Brooklyn, At Ilsbu~haNe. station ana 535 fu'on'
ST. or > In stamps 70 w
~ ii. NJ SMITH Traffic MANAGER. L. !. City. y. "
US,UMMEK EOMisS'-A beautifully illustrated book
- list of over OcO summer hotel, and boardihe-ho"s
in CatsNu Mountains and central NeN-lork. >ehu SIN
cents in stamps H. p. JAGOE, Genera ca'trh las
sengor Agent Shore H. H.. 363 Broadway, new
Yort free upon application.
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HAMILTON HOUSE,

SLANT OiD. y. !.
New house new Gl,Ontn.'uts fire. bus Cir
NJ w GOOpI.II
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

It is announced with regret that Miss y.
Merritt, the conference evangelist who was
expected to preach in the Primitive Method
ist church to morrow cannot be present ON
account Of sickness. The visit is tneruf fore
postponed for short time, As soon as Miss
Merritt recovers she win come here aud
remain two weeks. In consequence OF this
postpouement the revival services will not be
continued in the church next week, The
pastor Rev. j. Proude, will occupy the pulpit
tomorrow morning aud evening and receive
some into church fellowship.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

The National Lead Company, the largest
manufacturers Of white lead and lead pro-
ducts in the world, begins in this number
series Of advertisements that any, who con-
template painting during the coming season,
will do well to read They are not a new
firm introducing new article, but are the
owners and manufacturers of the standard
brands of white lead that have given white
lead its character as the standard paint.
Many Of the brands were already old when
our fathers were boys.
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HLEoTRIO RUNNING TIME.
Important Information for Patrons o
the RO q

Important Information for Patrons OF
the RO
The Schuylkill Traction Company has
completed its schedule OF running time on
the Shenandoah Gr,rdvine division of its
line and has posted placards announcing the
schedule in many conspicuous places. Under
the new arrangements the first car leaves
Shenandoah at 5:44 u. N. and every % min,
utes thereafter until 1926 p. M, when the
last car leaves The first car win leave
Girardville at a. m and the last at lI:42
p. m. The schedule running time betwe n
Girardville and Shenandoah is 40 m nutes
and the time for the round trip hour and p
minutes.
The following order has been issued:
"In order to facilitate the operation of the
Schuylkil Traction Companys e.ecrric cars
on schedule time, the cars will here dter stop
to take on or let off passengers at the STREET
CROSSINGS ONLY.
Through Wm. Penn Lost Creek and else
where the regular stopping points will be
designated by the compsny's electric poles
being painted white, -.... ...rr-
"M. II. BALLoU Superintendent"
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Our genial acquaintance and fellow citi2eR
from M.uersvillc, Michael Duffy Esq is
going to contest for the treasury nomination
with your towusman, George Folmer. Now
Mike, of Minersvlle, can talk the ear of OF
his namesuk s. Of Shenandoah, or el ewhere,
aud if he don't beat Folmer there will be
SOME noise anyhow. 1t was Mike Duffy, Of
Mnersvllc, who helped Brumm to via
against Shepherd for Congress and if he gets
the nomination for the office he seeks, he
expects MIR b. and his friends TO turn ia for
him and elect him. Duty is a daisy and he
would keep the county ducsts in a safe nank.
lie is a thoroughly honest fellow il he does
wake up cemetery full of deal people On
his way home in a sleigh some Of hose
nights.
Candidates for other row offices are being
heard of but it is too early to speak in detail
co cerning them. 1t is enough to say now
that there will be no vacancies in any of the
Offices for the want Of aspirants to Gil them.
POINTS,
Very soon the court will make its decision
OF new applications for licensed places, grant
llIE EblllN anu ANtNAAAiAsa NfNAANAo' NNN'''A
some which will he acted on favorably but it
would be a breach ofconidpnce to do so. If
there exists any necessity to license new
places, it would seem that the necessity is
urgcnt and the license should issue at once,
| but you must remember our court is crippled
in point of numbers now and the hopeful
ones must wait
w. H. Unger Esq, Of shamokin, a bright
Young member of the Northumberland county
Bar, was in town yesterday ON legal business.
Complaints have been made that the
tforeigu stamps are taken from envelopes
directed to persons here, before delivering.
J The matter will be investigated. No charge
! is made against any Of our borough st Office
officials but the stamps ars removed and the
persons who remove them will be found out,
The lawyers have not ll-returned from the
lSupreme Court; some Of them linger in Har-
risburg on Judiciary business. n
I A thorough business man-John A. Reilly,
candidate for Council in the Third ward
Vote for him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18
UUR PJl1SVILL3 LETTER !.
CORRES rONDtNOH ON I'M
PORrANr AFFAIRS
SPECULATION ON THE JUDGESHlP
Prediction on thin Appoin ment
Governor Pattison Will Make.
A Budget of Politi al L.
formation 2, ints.
Special HERALD Correspondence

+ this distance from the
State Capital and with
the inforr alton that
the Governor has i'm his
possession regardingrire
fitness nf the half score
of members Of our bar
who have heen men
toned for the position
made vacant by Judge
Green's death. il docs
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

1t is hoped the voters of the Third ward
will give Jus-iceships Of that ward attention
at the approaching election and see that men
qualified in every respect to i'll the positions
will be elected. In making the selections
they will do well in re-electing 4, T.
Williams, who has been very efficient
official the past five years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

It is reliably stated that the opponents of
John F, Finney and other candidates have
something 'iu soak for announcement at
the eleventh hour and too late for contradict
ion. Look out for them. Weigh them
carefully.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

We are again Obliged to call the attention
of friends of the contestants in the HER
AIDS teachers contest to the ruie printed in
the coupon that coupon must be in The hands
Of the editor withiH ten (lOJ days after the
date it bears We call attention to this be-
cause a number OF coupons received yester
day came in too late. Some Of them were
very lat; dating back to january, and one
WAS a sample coupon, printed before the con
test was started, and had February 10Th"
written upoui il.
AS the figures above show, the grand total
OF votes polled in the contest up to 4 o'clock
yesterday is very close to the 10000 mark.
rhe returns to day win put The grand total
from three to five hundred above that mark,
as only 652 10 required to reach it.
The votes polled yesterday aggregated
2,0l7 and the high figures scored were as fol
lows: uiss Fmrchild, 432; Miss WasleY,. 800
Miss Stein, 300; Mr.. Williams, 2G5; Miss
B drd, 253 Miss Connolly, 13O
How often we hear middle aged people say
regarding that reliable old cough remedy
n. H. Downs Elixir: "Why, my mother
gave it 10 me when was a child and use il
in my family it always cures" 1t is always
guaranteed to cure or money refunded In
Vote for John A. Reilly for Councilin th,
Third ward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

Superior goods at 25 per cent lower than
Elsewhere at Holderman's iewelry store If
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

The members Of Anthracite Castle, No. "A,
Knights of the Golden Eagle, will meet ON
Monday evening at 6;3O o'clock; anniversary
services to commence at z. 80, sharp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

You will make no mistake in voting for
John A, Reilly for. Council in the Third
ward,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

For Council vote for John A. Reilly Of the
Third ward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

Best work done at Brennsn's Steam Laun-
Ty. Everything white and spotless. Lace
,1rtains a speciality. All work guaranteed
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

"btA Of Trouble" is the unhappy sufferer
with pains ana iheumati~p. Req Flgg oil Is
the lam MS pa cure { ? Rheumatism GUut ,
Neuralgia and Lumba 20. costs rs cents.
Red Flag OIL Is sold ~ T, P, u. kirlin's drug
store