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Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-08
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CastOria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
1t is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years by
Millions of Mothers. CastOria destroys Worms and alays
fevershness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
Diarrhoea and Wind Collie. Castora relieves
teething troubles, constipation and hatulency.
Castora assimiates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
tOria is the Childrens Panaceathe Mothers Friend.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-08
Better Late Than Never!

Don't put off until tomorrow what
can and should be done today is
wise. If you have never used Sozo-
don't for your teeth. make Decline
for the druggist and get bottle and
begin to use it at once. Verb.
sap "
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-08
CaStOria.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children thas
1 recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-
II. A. ARCHER. NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, n. Y.
"Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice wieh Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits Of Castorie has won US to look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPEssARY,
Boston, Mas
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres,
urTay Street, New York City.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-08
CaStOria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon their children
DR.. G. c. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
"Castoria is the bes: remedy for children Of
which 1 em acquainted. 1 hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead OF the variousquack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DR.. ]. F. KINCHELoE,
Conway, Ark
, 1893-05-16
ueber9efbludte R~iefen1blanse,

Sin merftpiir6iges Gorfomm1iB bat fi9
SIT nG6tltcber Stunbe fiir3licb I'M 3oo>
lo9ti6en @arten I'M 8reSlau I'M &Gftg Ser
Nteleni6lan9en ab9e1ptelt. 8ter icb0ne
9tteieni9!an9en bepo6nten Ben &Gfi9 felt
DEM leBten CONNER gemetniam in Der bie@
len S6teren etgenen 0ertrdgli6fett cine
iebr groBe 6teroglppDenl5lan9e python
Sebac) bon Weitafrifa, cine ofttnbti6e,
Dor 3 Sabren bon t6rn. 81. GeiSner IN
Waloenburg ge16enfte Si8eriblal1ge (Pyz
thOn mOlurus), cine 1itoalnertf9t1ti6e
Nbgott7 Dber &6ntgsl9lan9e (Boa COM
s~trictor) un6 cine auitraliid6e Oiamant@
ober &auteni6lange Morelia argus). 9a
8unebntenoe 8eipegli6feit Bel ben Bret erit@
9enannten grDBeren S9langen SreBluit
be3eu9te, 70 tpurbel1 iDnen gegen Qlbcno
%&al1tncbe1, tbr geipDbnli3eS Sutter, in BEN
&Gftg 9e9cben. Die Observation-Disclosures
Die trt6er 0eren fcbDn bier 5ur einmoligen
SGttt9ltng Derbraubt bat, padte zines bere
1elben, nacboem tie eS burcb tbre llmi6ltna
9ltn9 bliblbneu e~ripiirgt bate, ant &Opfe,
I'M es 3t Deri6ltn9en. Sn5tptiben mar
au9 BET Der 8od bic 8eutegter ertpacbt uto,
~atitatt et1es anberen &antn6enS it6b gu
bemG9tige1t, pafte ite, ent9egen Der @e>
tpobnbeit Ser S9langen, Die 8eute nit
benz &opfe Doripeg su Deri6Gtn9en, bas
Spfer Der 6iero9lbpbeni 6lan9e an ben
6interbetnet un6 fu6te eS tbr 3u entreiBen.
9a tbr 6ies Der bieL itGrferen @e9nerin
gegentber ni6t gelang, 10 lieB ie nad
lGngerem bergebltbem 8emiben pteoer lbs
unb 5o8 it3 3uriif.
@tpa 5tpet Stunben ipGter, BEL bouer
9untelbett, traf ber Sic 6et3ung belorgenbe
gSGrter bic betben nGmltc6en S6longen
tpteoer tn genau berielben @eiie tpie 5upor
Elm tobtes &anin6en itB itrettt9 MAJ
6en6, an in Ser Nnnabute, baB bie ibnds
6ere. bte 8oa, niebcr ~nadbeeben unb Die
8eute fa6ren Laiien tperbe, iiberlicB ct Die
Sbtere lt3 ielbit unb perlteB bas 6aus. 9lm
nGcbiten Otor9en iteate itc6 aber Die itberz
ral5enbe Sbatiabe beraus, baB Die 8oa gu
i6rem 8erberbtn Die 8eute nt6t IDs9elalien
bate ut16 bemSufpl9e idntmt Dem &anin>
chen, oils Nnbdngiel 6eiielben, I'M 2alfe Der
9tacbt bon ber 6iero8lbpbeni6lange nit
DerI6lurgen mat. Die lpnaCb SipetfelloS
lcbeno IN Den 8erbauungS9ang Der ttnt
Wteter ldngen t6terOl9lDp6enlcBange ge1
lGngtc Goa lpar retdbltcb 5tpet Wteter lang
uno entlprecbenb fart por'0em &anttcben,
bas Ser 8oa nerbGngntbpoa wurOe, bate
erftere bcrett5 Elm anbereS &anincben berz
5ebrt; tbr 11mfan9 entiprob bteier W}abGz
3eit, ct betru9 fiir BEN 9r0Bten She'll i6rer
2Gnge 60 bis Y Genttmeter, bic 6aut mat
ettpd auf baS 9Dppelte Tires getpDbnltcben
llmfangeS auSgeoebnt, Die Nnna6me, OaB
DteQeibt Sic 8eroauungsfraft Ser S6lan9e
nt6t auSrei1en tperoe, UNI Die 6out Der
8oa 81 burdboringen, bat itb ntbt 8utref7
fenb ertpieien; Die @er6aunn9 gebt augenz
icbeinltb, tpenn altb langiamer ais 9epO6n7
li9. Dor it9.
, 1893-05-16
2IQrRfBert6f.
6 htc0ap. 16. Wfa1

. ~ 49, ~%N"N*
Solgen6e 9retle pur6en BEL gr0Beren
gartieen e~r5teIt.
8utter, bette desperation" s@aare %
@23c, quite 21@213c, mtttelmdBige 200
&C. 9airD, @Oolep's bette 22024c., NIT
telgute n1to quite 20021c, fri1cber 8aGing
Stod 17@19c, quite un6 bette y9toQ" II
@18c,
8uttertr, bette Creamery 1876, redt
iB0ne 173c, 9atrD 1886 un0 144c fit Dte
bette; IN v0toaS" o0er fleiuen @ebinben 9c
n1eDr.
&die, bette vfuu cream cbeb6arS" III
@114c, fiat ibapeS" 113@114c, goung
Nmerica 11@113c, nIfimmeb" 8@1Oc,
nacbgema9ter Scbwet3er 10000, ,v8rid"
143@15c, 9tmbur8er 133@14c.
Gier, 9an3 friibe 133@-c 6as 9B6.
Sbf, ge6OrrteS: @epfel, finItltcb &C.
trofnete 5000. baS 8fb., an Der Come
g%ebOrrte n0r6Ii6e 6(07; 8ftrit9e 5(06,
8rombeeren 63@73, 6imbeeren 24(025
Galifornti3eS: Qtprifoien 16018, ntcbt
9el9dlte Pftrii9e 133(0143, geicbGlte 200
"a; Yflaumen 93(@13; &oltnen: Qon6on
QaberS 1.50@1.85 baS &iitcben, Wtusfaz
teller 1,O5@1 80, Ioie 4053.
~ u , ItlIu9e2+ NeplSt ulD
2.5O(@3.5O ie na3 Der Site, Bananen
1.O0(@2.O0, Gitronen 3.OO@4.5O, Short
oaer Orangen 2,50@3,5O, Galiforniibe
0taDels 2.5093.50; @rbbeeren aus Sem
neiiee 1902. 90 in "a Quarts, Mtiit1Itp@
pier 100000 in "a Darts. 9lnanas
$1.O0(0$2.0 90 6as 0bo.
&artpffeIn: 8~iSconftner 8urbanfs
auf Der 8abn 81@83c, 0ebron 78@8Oc,
Stole 76@78c, 8eorleB 76078c, neue aus
Seem Orleans $6.OO@6,5 80 OaS SAB.
@eflilgel, gel6labtete5 GurfeD 10
@14c; 6iiDner: 6ennen 11@113c, Sabine
6@7c; @nten 12@13c; @Gnie, Iebenbi9e
nit Ben 9an3en Teoern, $6,00@8,O0 per
9uBenD.
Semitic e: 0feue5 @eiBfraut $1,750
200 ber v@rate"; rotbe ober gelbe .3piez
beln $1.35 Ser 8ui6el; Mobrriiben
$1.500-.- baS SoB; iun9e ipeiBe
Niiben 35040c baS 9uBenb@8inoben
alte 75c(0$1,OO Oas 6aB, @urfen
&c, 75@$1.00 6oS 0B6., Sellerie 35@50c
bas 9Bb,, iunge 3ptebeln $1,000 Dos
, 1893-05-16
Der hun0 Ser OIud braAte.

vQtlcb 6urcb Sen 6un6 fann's @LiiG gum
Wfeni6en fommenl" erfldrte Die Wtare
queurs9attin Soiefa Srie6rib 6ieier Sage
Dor benz 8e3irfsgertdt in Q8ien. v0ie
Straf' fir metn' 6ul1o Dbne W1auIfprb
5a6l / germ, benn Bet 6un0 is mein @litG,
SEER faiierli6er 9tatb, nur 6ur6 i'm bin /
gliflr por6en !" = &t6ter: vg8te io?"-
Nn9etlo9te: vMiien g, 6err tatlerlicber
0tat6, bic 0'icbibt is mo- nit lang Der !!
Oaetn Mtann is mir ~burcbgan9en unb / bin
gon3 perlaiien ba g'itanben-nur ber 6unb
is mir treu ~blieben, metn gang 8erm0gen
mar er. 9a frieg' / no ber5ua a Bur
Iabun9 su @eribt pe9'n 9unO, neil er
fein' 8eiBfOrb nit g'babt bat. S i9au ben
6unb an, Ser 6unb lbaut mi on, unb mte
/ i'm 10 anlcbau, retbt ct letn' &ppf an
met1e 6anb. vQSaS bait benn?" fra9' /
i'm, gr relbt a6er letn &opf fort unb in
Dem i%eIbtgcn WDnument ieb' / ietn Mtar>
fen nit Der ma9iitratti6en Steuernummer !
Salt, bent / mir, Dos &eiben nit oem &opf
bat mas 81 beOeuten. Geriu6it bein Slid
l1nb iebit sic drummer bon ber 6unosmarz
fen in bic 2otterie 6err faiierliber Natb,
Dos bab' / than. 9ie drummer bon ietn
WtuF+el, puHH Die JlnHlHIeE DON Der 0e>
rt6tspurIa6ung, bann bic Summer bon
ben @acbmann, Ser mi an5ei9t bat ltnb
bann meme Sabr'-b0S alles bob / in BRET
Getben in Bic 2otterie 9eieBt unb benfen
g Sbnen, 6err fatierli6er9tat6, b0s@lud,
t bah bret Ierno 9emabt. Sab / nit
rebt, penn / Jag, baB Scr 9un6 mein
Slid tS?"--S tpl3 bltdte Sic Srau i'm
&reiie lumber unO 3ablte bann obne Seuf@
gen lire 5pei @uiben.
, 1893-05-16
abennblatt orr autarpta staata aeftnate, ptsenaa, 10. aaat 1898.

aiftden BON J 8uibeG, Salat s1.OO01.25
bas &titben, g ieplant Das0b6. 75c(@$1.OO 70,
&a6tes9en $1.25 bas &tit6en, Spinat
$2.00(02.25 6aS SAB, iun9e rot6e &iben
60@70c, Beteriilie 2O925c, &refie 300
4Oe, Grbien Gnnge) $1.OO@1.2 Das &iitz
cben SIT 20 0u., 8o6nen (griine) $1.25
@1.50 3d., Spar9el $1.2501.50 baS
&iitcbcn su J 8ui9eL. 8a9Sbobnen 1926
W2.50 per 20 Quart, 8lumenfo6l $1,000
$50 bos &titcben, Stedriben 100000 ser
8ui9el.
% btSfeD: Slip.
&obIen: SIM &leinen, gr0Bere u@gs"
$7.25 Die Sonne, fleinere unD pgtut" nber
STANCE" $3.50.
Sen: Gimotbp go. l auf ser 8a6n
$12,5O@13.5O, UPLAND 9roirie $1,000
1900.
, 1893-05-16
GprtIebunQ foI9t.)
Sic fennt Itd aus.

Wo6ome CUR neuen 9ien1tmagb) :
Dgerlteben sic aucb Elm 3immer orbentlicb
rein 81 macben 2" = &otbt: ygGaar' nit
llbt; bah 8 6auS INNER s. StGu' aus
9'mr1t' unb ba mar M a. gang an6erer
0ref, ais bier b%crtnna!"
, 1893-05-16

Ods
MbenOblatt Der 81. Staatsz 3eitutg
1T in oen unten aneeoebenen 6e.
Iddften 81 hdben:
Noro1ette.
6. 5entmer, 1899 2incoln Nne.
81. 6. Stepbon, 1150 Sincoln Mpe.
403 9rpB NOe.
4O2 9tpscoe 8ouleoaro.
q, 81. Semitic, 1921 Belmont @oe.
g. Goldman, 1744 GIarf ctr.
6. 81. Moore, 442 Sincp1n @be.
9pu &olobs, 485 &ineoln Aoe.
6. G. 9oD, $40 Sincpln Aoe.
Sronf Wagner, 597 8incplu Noe.
Soiepb Mtuuf, TAT &ineolu @be.
6. Steubous, $40 &incoIn @oe.
Wm. 9aplor, 1917 &iucpln Aoe.
81. Betting 1926 Glarf Ctr.
NurSz2Se its settle.
Gent, 1869 SO. 9tprtb 9ne.
9oder, 1897 q. W}opleluoob @pe.
gtlipn, 872N y. California Npe.
Soebue, 93S g. California &oe.
lteiterbouIe, 1135 q. California Ioe
Sru6lD, 1914 W}tllpartee @oe.
Supbs, 1868 W&ilpaufee 9toe.
SofleD, 1929 Wtiltuautee &oe.
SearD, 400 WtiIlpautee 9loe.
Gnts, 52l Mttlpoufee Noe.
&urb, 821 Mtillpaufee &oe.
&tnber9, 1913 Mtltpautee 9toe.
Senper, 1919 Milpaufee Npe,
Gtucfer, 1850 Milpautee @oe.
@rbree, 1854 MttlpQlfee Mpe.
&ortug, 1895 Wtilpanfee 9tpe.
lterien, 1903 Wtilpautee gloe.
&rol, 655 sc. Nprtb 9pe.
6onien, 759 SO. Gort9 @oe.
@baper, 765 @. gtortb 9tpe.
Gai9, 100 Mtttiponfee Mpe.
Stetnobet, 148 Itillpaufee 9tbe
9enri1S, 165 Mtllpoufee Mne.
opffmonu, 233 MiI&poutee 9lpe.
SenIer, 242 Milpautee Npe.
@re9orIelt 286 Milpaufee Noe.
6ulbeu. 300 Miltpoufee 2lpe.
Gillespie, 288 81. Sangomon ctr.
Geperin9bauS s. 8etlfuB, 448 Wtiltpnufe Npe.
Stems 9epot 1854 @rntttoge @pe.
Stems Depot, 466 Mrnitoge 4pe.
8DbinIpn, 34 @tilpaufe goe.
, 1893-05-16
1Iuf Ser B0rfe

bra3te beute @et3en i'm Sulitermtn 1880
764, I'M Septembertermtn 785@79B.
Corn: Sult 43$@43b, september 1890
44k.
Safer: Suit 284@298, @eptember 264
OFT.
S9tpeineheif9 itei8en6; @eptember
20. 7O@21.1O.
@dmol8: II, O23@11,2O
Ntppen: 10.25010.323.
, 1893-05-16
p0eS=Wnsei0e

Treunben urb 8efannten bierntit Die traurtoe gta9=
riot oaB meme 9eliebte So9ter SO nrta 6. Setpp
I'm Alter BON 8 g abret uno 8 Mtonaten ont Wfontag. ben
i. 9Jtoi, 9tbenbS 6 lIbr, ionft i'm 6errn euti9lofen lit.
pie geerot9nn9 fin6et itatt Ntittfpo4 gtadmitta9 | rt9r
pom 2rouerbauie, 953 seminary @De. I'm title Sbel=
1abme btttet Die trauernoe W&utter:
Gbriitina Seipp, nebft @ef9pifter.
, 1893-05-16
| 9tbfohrt 2wlnfnnft

UttIUuIItF u. ~Tnttne-Nbfobrt: T7:UO Wt, $50 DC,
t11:30 0t, 300 g., 800 u, 800 81, '1l:O0 ;
antnn5t: 100 sc, 1000 Sc, '1:3o 81, 1900 g.,
ggoutefbo & Observation-Disclosures. 100 ST, 1880 M,
1900 81. '5.00gt 9nfunft: 100000 +l:3O g.. 1915
46os.[- Sd9lth. fSG9lit, ausgenomnten SDnntogS.
tags auSqenDmmet.
, 1893-05-16
GiIenbaRn~ &aRrpRdne

N1tcago, BOD SSIamo & 8aciHc=Sebu. -
~ Ea~1la9ter=Statton @an 8ureusStr, eu1 8Ipd
lnoll9 ooln sooro Of 8raoe. 3idet.Cffiee: 1O4 @Iartftr.
, 1893-05-16
ySte gstGeG=BIate!" - gSctp Sort, Gbica9p
nnO ct. &omts.@iiem5ahm.

Union 9epot, @on &uren ctr. Nbfabrt BON Obi,
c19o 7.35 0prmtttogs Intuuft in Chicago g. l. &beubs
ta9lid, a~nsgenommen S~ounta9s. @bfabrt BON @bicogo
10 70 Abenos; t69ii94; ausgcnommen. @omlto9S. &ns
tnntt III @bico9o s. 10 8ormitto9s tdglid, auS9enomnteu
Ntontags. me9eu Der ~}nbrpreiie ooer 8etten in @6laf.
pd9en rldtet Anfra9eu an @bas. 8. Malter, M9ent oes
Yanogler=8epartements, ober al s. .. gaInban, 6en'l'
NQent, 70 9larf Ctr.
, 1893-05-16
Goodrich Itnte.

SdgIid nod &acine, Mtilpautee Sbebooeau, Mtaiti.
tomoc, &%u0iH9ton, Wfontltee, Z nbr Abenos.
Sdglld) nab 9roH0 9aOeu, 0tusfe9on, 6rano Goptos,
'7:30 tlbr AbenoS.
3pei DIAL DDdentli9 nob Green Bah, Muuiitioae
luD MaD Bprts, am 9ienitag nMo Sar1taa I'M Z llbr
Mbenbs. : SonltaaS ausgenpmrlen. Sfftre uno Gods:
gtM Vu1 Der @i6iaan &lre. lueprpD
, 1893-05-16
@rnnheiaenthnnt.
81 bermiet0en: @tore8, 8o6nungen 4c.


On permtetbeu: Sin Gtore, paTIenb fir @rpcern.
~ 13mt3t A537 @. 6olfte6 Ctr.
. Ii Dermietbeu: Si6Ide pfSlot"=9Bobnungen NIT
- alien Comfort, SIS ben Ntonat GlIton 2lpe. in Der
9tdDe BON 8elmDnt @ne. g6bereS Wttttag8 SlptIdeu Il
uno l I'M Simmer $40. 80 Staats5eituugs=9e6dube
l0mi6oiu
, 1893-05-16
pennsylvania IjngS.I

EN @oants=, SanaI= ut,o @iaoiIun=S Str.
Sife1=Offioes: @n Der Station Hno in 248 Glarts
StraBe @fe Safipn.
9ur9Bu9e fabreu mte foIat:
, 1893-05-16

GuinoiS SentraI. Ollie ourcb-
~ 9ehenben 3iige BON Der Sen.
trail Station, II. Str. uno Bart
Rpp. 3iioe fir ben Siiben t6nner
ebenfalls an %. Str, 80. Str. uno
SDbe Yart eenommen lperoeH.
Stoot=3idet=SfFce 1874 Start Str.
, 1893-05-16
9(Sabaib Gifembabn. 3i9e b~erlaien Seorbort
Statton, SIDE BOlt uuo Dearborn Ctr. Sidet=
Office: POI 9. Slorf Ctr
Gbteaao q @afterm Saimnto.Miiembahn.

StdetzSfTiceS: 2O4 @Iart=Str., @uOitprium=So teI, uno
Panagier=Statipn. 2eorbprll= uuo NDlf=Str.
S S09lid. Sonuta9s auSgeI. Ibfogrt. Gnflnft.
, 1893-05-16
Stelengeiu6e.


* e1u9t: Sin MGb9en iuft Sfele, Sotel pber
W &eitaurant. @or.: s. 81 Staats3tq.
, 1893-05-16

WtlIIUUNItB. NUTuDII. q sou III, o II:3U ID, b IUJ
81, b8 :OOgt. 800 %. a 80Oa., a 1886 81. an,
b loo 81, b 400 g., a $50 81, b 1000 81, s145 81.
a Sd9lt9. b @~usgenommeu SOnntog5. 9tur
Sonnta9S.
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY. co. SranO
Central Station, 6ittb Ape. uno 9orrifpu StraBe
StaotsStfice on Start uuO Sadiou Ctr. (Bbertr 9IoQ)
, 1893-05-16

Nbtcaeo & gscit gsidjieaus @i1enbaEm uu9
" @rdnb &apios, SranO @ooeu, @instegon, Dlaujz
flee, Sraperie @itp. elf 9apibS, Gborlepotr uno sc,
tusteg. Nbiabrt BPM GuBe BET y. GtraBe. @n
g8phento9en 1900 ME, 1925 o.; t09ltt, lib 81.
Sta0t=Offre, 81 6larf=Strobe. f6bair Gar uadb @rano
&apiDs. +Bartpr Gar mad 6rauo &npios. 'Sdloi=
apooet nab @ranh Ronibs unb glnsteaon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-13

EDITOR HERALD The communication
which appeared in the HERALD on April
10th, relating to the great Importance in the
Of superintendent Of our public
schools has given rise to much serious thought
on the part Of our citizens, and | believe the
writer of the article has voiced the senti-
meuts Of the people in this matter. Our
schools, as he intimated, have made rapid
progress in the past eight or nine years under
tho excellent supervision Of our present
efficient superintendent, l.. A.. Freeman
but while we look upon his departure from
the supervision of our excellent schools with
deepest regret we recognize the great
necessity of meeting the emergency by the
selection Of a successor who can come to us
well recommended and one who stands high
in the profession of instruction and super
vision. am of the opinion hat with a
little judicious management we can secure a
man who is in every way fitted for the posi-
ton. The salary Of superintendent in this
town is as large as any that is paid outside
the large cities, which should be a sufficient
guarantee to any applicant. We require a
man who is a good disciplinari' n and one who
is possessed Of good, sound judgment,
having the interest of the schools
at heart and fully competent to cope sue
cessfully with all questions pertaining to the
advancement Of the public schools. Another
point which must be taken into consideration
in the selection Of a superintendent is that
every educated man is not capable of taking
charge Of a position of this kind. He may
be highly educated, still if he lacks the tact
of discipline he will be a failure. We have,
in my opinion, men about us in the State
Normal schools who are in every respect
fitted for the position, men who have had a
vast amount Of experience both in training
and supervision who could be induced to
accept the position, as the compensation is in
excess of that paid them in their present
positions. In conclusion, let me urge the
school Board to act in harmony and manli-
ness, leaving prejudice, self interest and
mercenary motives aside and work for the
best interests of our public schools-the bul
wark Of our national institutions-and by Sc
doing they will not only be acting as men
and Americans, but at the same time will
confer a blessing upon our children which il
of more value than the greatest riches in the
possession of man i. e. a liberal education
Hoping the School Board will think over
this matter seriously and carefully, weigh
everything in the balance calmly and con
slider in their actions only the best Interests
of the public school system in their selection
of a superintendent, l remain, respectfully
ANOTHER PARENT.
Shenandoah, April IL, 1893.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-13
Timely Topics.
SIGNS OF SPRING.

SIGNS OF SPRING.
New book agents Irudgin'
over hills an rocks;
People buyln', grudgin,
Lightnin' rods an clocks.
Little children bringiu'
Piuhooks home from school;
PloWman-nOt a-singln'.
But ,ussiu of his mule.
Girls that wouldn't dare to
Kiss a violet,
Drummin' Tor a fair to
Get the church in uebt.
Trees that bent a-swishin
Where The rivers sing;
Whole town gone a-hshin
Don't it look like spring
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MUST PAY UP.

henandoah, April IL, 1893.

The County Commissioners After Delin-
quent Tax Collectors.
There are many thousands of dollars due
the county for taxes and in some instances
the accounts run back several years. This, in
connection with the fact that the county
treasury, is empty has led the County Com,
m%issioners to announce that no more time
will be given delinquents and an effort will
be made to collect on all outstanding dupli.
Gates. Where the collector is not responsible
suit will be commenced against the bonds
men. This will require activity on the part
of the collectors and to save themselves they
will be obliged to take vigorous action for tn,
collection Of taxes due them. They place
the failure on their part to the complaints o
the people that money is very scarce.
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Corner Grocery,
THIRD
NOTES.
plays TO be Produced at Ferguson


Plays to he Produced at Ferguson's
Theatre.
Phil. Peters and his merry companions
with his inexhaustible amount Of fun which
was necessary for the amount Of encores
taken last night at the Grand. The singing
was very noticeable for perfect voices and
harmony. They will meet with just ap.
proval, crowded houses Sentinel, Bangor.
Me. At Ferguson's theatre this evening.
~sHEAscoNuNG.
Thos. f. SHEA and his own excellent COM
pany of actors, singers ancers and comedians.
commences a tfree.night engagement al
F%erguson's theatre on Monday evening,
April 18th. Shea comes to us this season
better equipped than ever before. MIXED
Up" the delightful comedy, will be given
Monday evening, The play and company IT,
looked upon as one. of the best that visits
this cisy. The repertoire for this engagement
will be Shea's three great successes Monday.
'Mixed Up :" Tuesday, Escaped from Sing
Sing )" Wednesday, Barred OUT
"THEsFAsT MAIL"
Lincoln J, Carter, author and manager Of
'The Fast. Mail" has written and produced
six melodramas, all Of which have proved
artistic and financial successes. "The FAST
Mail" will be produced at Ferguson
theatre ON Thursday evening, April Goth,
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April showers.
Trailing arbutus.
Shad-oh
Dandelion in market.
Barefooted children about.
Housecleaning nov in full blast.
ParlOr stoves being taken down.
Picnics being talked of.
Whitewashing artists busy.
C~arTenters and painters plenty to do.
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Rheumatism is quickly cured by using
Arnica and Oil Liniment. I'm
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FAILED FOR THIRTY MILLIONS.


The English, Scottish and Australian
Bank Driven to the Wall.
LONDON, April 13.-TAe English, Scot
fish and Australian chartered bank has
failed with liabilities amounting TO $50,
900, 900. The bank was Incorporated by
royal charter in 1852 and claimed to have
a paid up capital of $500, 900 and a reserve
fund of e31O,O 600.
The suspended bank has main branches
nc Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane and Mel
bourne and at various lesser points in the
colonies OF New South Wales, Victoria and
South Australia. 1t transacted banking
and exchanging business between Great
Britain and the Australian colonies, and
had large deposits. The failure has added
to the anxiety and CONSERVATION which
previous recent failures of financial institu-
ions with Australian connections have
caused.
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USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES"


An exchange says there are people who say
the present days are better than those Of the
olden times. Fudge Why, in the reign OF
Edward l, four hundred dyed eggs could be
bought for 1Sd. at Easter, and every man who
met a woman on the street or road was al
lowed by custom to kiss her three times
Bosh! Nowadays a man cannot kiss his own
wife without the danger Of some %envious
scamp raising a great hue and cry, and it has
got to be so that the Judges on the bench win
fine and imprison a man for trying to kiss a
pretty girl.
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take at any time.
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Holderman's iewelry store leads, as ever.
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By sending us your cabinet, together with
so cents, we will finish you one dozen photos.
l-2-tf w. A. KEAGEY.
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The Pottsville headquarters for ShenaD-
doah people and others living North OF the
Mountain, for hot toddies, hot punches, beef
lea and all kinds of wines and liquors of the
oest brands, is the Academy Restaurant, John
2. UOoney, proprietor, NJ. A, Cooney, assist.
ant. tc
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A tidy Protestant girl can find light
employment in a small family. Appl yat
this office.
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Coming Events.
April 19.-Fair and festival, G. A. R,
widows and Orphans fund Robbins opera
hnusp