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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

As a litterateur, Thomas Nelson Page Is
a success, and he is famous at home and
abroad, but he has had Ill luck In horse
trade, Judging from the accounts Of the
suit that he has brought against one
Fatty" of New York. However, Tom
Is not bothering himself much about the
horses, or the suit. either. He Is In Lon
don living in grand style at the best
hotel there, and has been the recipient
of much attention from people Of dis.
tinction. Now he and his wiz are about
to drive to some of the most famous places
in England. and will stop by the way al
several historic country-houses, which
they have pressing invitations to visit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19
1!slS!HE:l!,(9


THURSDAY. jay 10. 1904.
Modern trading appeals as much
to the wonderful advancement as
science does to mechanism. Walk
through the many aisleways OF this
model dry.goods house and judge
for yourself where the favor OF our
home market begins and where the
everything of a world-producing
activity ends. The experience
will be found interesting, instruct.
i've, and economical, as, for in
stance. what CAN BE bought here
FOR sc. TO-DAY.
&c. for Books by authors who would
NOT have sold the copyrights for 5000.
A Fountain Pen that writes oo words
for sc. -.
A weesters Dictionary cloth bound
A package Of Good Playing Cards for
Commercial and Let,er-sise Ink.Pads
for Be.
1874 Colored Art Squares for &c.
Sets of Ladies Chambray Cohars ana
Guns In light-blue and pink for &c.
All colors of Crochet-Cotton for &c.
Yard-wIde soft-FInished Bieached Mus
lin for sc.
year ago were l0c., for &c.
China Blue Prints that cost &c. 10 make
for SC.
Satin Plaid Organizes in new and
pretty printing that were loo. TWO
lya nsrn "A
White Nainsook Checked Muslin in
quality worth 10c. for sc.
White India Linen 80 inches wide and
worth loo. yard tor &c. ,,.,.,,,,
15xl5 Twilled Dinner Napkins, usually
sOc a dozen, for DC: each.
lsxs5 inches, heavy Turkish Towel, for
Piatt Val. Lace, inches wide. for &c.
Inserting. 2 inches wide, for &c.
Buitsr-colored Inserting 1's Inches
Choice OF Is pieces white. with colored
embroidery. was up to lac. yard.
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests, special iOc.
Ladies Black silk Mitts for &c. pair
Ladies' Brown and Tan American-Made
Hose for &c.
japanese Rockingham. heavy parchment,
for sc.
silvered Belt-Buckles for &c.
Patent Silvered or Gilt Shirt-Waist Sets
for SC.
sterling-Silver Hat-Pins for DC.
Amber, Black. and Shell Hair-Pins for
sc. dozen.
Satin-Fnished Palm Fans for sc.
SILK Passammenterie. up TO l4c. value.
for &c. a yard.
Black or white Hercules Braid. up to
~ inches wide for &c. a yard.
Colored Velvet Skirt Binding for &c. a
piece.
A bottle Of Household Ammonia for Sc.
package OF 8 pieces of tape for sc.
Bottles of Russet Leather Polish, DC.
6-ounce cake of Fine Toilet Soap, &C.
1 dozen Nickle Safety-Pins &C.
dozen Bone Contributions, sc.
Scarf Holders, &c. each.
Gentlemen's Linen Collars. &C.
Gentlemen's Cellulod Collars. sc.
Sleeve Holders, sc.
Separable Collar Buttons. sc.
Leather Belts with Metal Buckles for
Sc.
Ladies' Sheer Scalloped Embroidered
Handkerchiefs for DC.
Gentlemen's white Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs for SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19
The Round-Up Of the Strike.


Oh! Debs and Waite and Sovereign
And PETER, Most, and Kyle,
How soon will you be going
Somewhere to gnaw file?
Pennoyer, too, and I1llman,
Altgeld, and all that crew.
Mcbride, and several others,
Had better 60 there. too.
What crimes, oh peaceful Labor
In thy name are these men
Not guilty OF, TO country
And law and order, when
They sanction fire and murder,
And feed a hungry mob
On promises Of license
And capital to rob?
What care they who will suffer.
So long as they are paid
To wave the blood-red banner?
For ruin Is their trade.
They are not Of the workers,
They merely stand and wait
Until they catch q grievance
Then fan the fires Of hate.
They are not horny handed.
Their brows are never wet.
At work for wives and children,
With honest labor's Sweat
They are not faithful builders,
TO raise the temple high,
OF liberty and Union:
Tear down." 10 all they cry.
Oh! men. be men, and steady:
And dare your rights maintain:
And let that right be foremost
To cast aside the chain
These men would fetter on you,
And BY their crazy creed
Destroy the cause Of labor.
And make you slaves indeed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19
Muster Rolls of Virginia Soldiers.

Muster Rolls OF virginia Sololerss
1t has come to our knowledge that be-
fore the Dispatch had begun the agita-
ton Of the question Of securing roster
OF the troops which Virginia furnished to
the Confederate army. Acknowledgement
Charles ]. Anderson had made a move In
that direction. He has been In CORE.
spondence with the War Records Office.
In Washington, and finds that that office
Is in possession Of muster-rolls Of sixty
four regiments and fourteen battalions
OF Virginia infantry. and OF scores Of COM
mands Of cavalry and artillery.
General Anderson Is formulating plans
to make use Of this vast storehouse Of
material: but he can do nothing further
than that without Legislative aid, as 1t
win be- necessary TO employ clerks to
copy these rolls.
What the Dispatch IL aiming to do now
IL to arouse public attention to Virginia
duty. which is to secure copies Of these
muster-rolls, and publish them. IN so many
other States have done theirs Let each
Confederate camp. and each reunion OF
gathering of Confederate veterans held
In this State this summer ana fall. pass
resolutions on the subject and send them
70 their members Of the Legislature. and
also 70 the Dispatch for publication.
In our judgment. there will have to be
a extra session OF the General Assembly
this winter. and It would be well to
have sn expression Of public opinion on
the subject Of compiling the roster. 50 az
to influence members TO vote for the
small appropriation which viii be needed.
The least that Virginia should do for
those who new 70 arms 1t her call In
im y 70 put their names on record In
printed volumes. a. SEVERAL Of our sister
Southern States have dons theirs.
II goes without saying that this move
msnt viii have the hearty sympathy
and active I'D Of Governor OFerralL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

. The New York Herald Is hammerine
away at a senator who 1t believes per-
jured himself in the sugar-stock investi'
CATION. The allegation is that there Is In
existence a Photographic copy Of an order
given certain broker by senator VINO
went on the witness stand and swore ne
had had no transactions Of that descrip-
ton. The name Of Mr.. Camden Is In
sldiously mentioned In this connection
but he denies that he ever wrote any such
order, or had any dealings whatsoever
with the brokerage firm In question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19
A Level Head.

The ST.. Paul Pioneer-Press (Repuoi''
CAM. saws that "a weak man, or one
subject to nervous tremors, would have
lost his head In the circumstances which
lately surrounded Mr.. Cleveland. Action
q little more precipitate, and there would
not only have been thousands OF men
dead who are alive to-day, but there
would have been room for a complaint
against the despotic exercise OF au-
thority"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19
HOUSEFURNISHlNGS.

Revolving Handle Rolllng-Pins. worth
l0c., for sc.
Wire Dish Covers, worth 1Oc.. for SC.
Long Handle Bristle Stove-Brushes for
&C., value 15c.
Double-Blade Steel MincIng-Knives for
&C.
A bottle of Parlor-Pride Stove Enamel
for &C.
creams, Sc. usually 25c.
i dozen super-quality Kitchen Teaspoons
for SC
Revolving Pie-Crimpers for SC.
Patent Can-Openers. value 25c., for &c.
l0c. Steel Ice-Picks for &c.
&c Horse Brushes for sc.
/ lot Screwdrivers. 10 and 15c. kind, &c.
choice
Substantial Corkscrews for DC.
25c Kitchen Knives for sc.
Combination Pot-Cleaner and Soap
Shaker for &c.
10c. Tea-Strainers for sc.
15c Kitchen SaltBoxes for SC.
Three large boxes Hardwood, Double
Pointed Toothpicks for &c.
Garden Trowels for Sc.
Perforated Roll Toilet-Paper for SC.
Wood-Rm Flour Sleeves, any size. for be
A bottle Of Bixby's Shoe,Polish for &c.
maple wood. for &c.
An s-quart Dish-Pan, made of heavy
tin, for sc.
A large Fluted Cake-Mould for &c.
2-quart Dairy-Pans for sc.
Full Size Heavy-Tin Pie-Plates for &c
Long Handle Block-Tn Saucepan,
A SNauar z; Covered Bucket for &c.
1-quart Oil-Cans for DC.
A poular size Sheet-lror Frying-Par
for &C.
A full size Japanned Dust-P Pan for Sc.
Sheet-Iron Roasting-Pan for &C.,
Masons Fruit-Jars, porcelain-lined caps
Decorated English China saucers. fol
Decorated Soup, Dinner, and Tea
Plates for sc. each.
Yellowware Baking-Cups for sc.
lO-inch Yellow Pie-Plates for &c.
Yellow BakingDishes for &C. each
A l-uuart Yellow Bowl for &c.
Decorated French-China Dessert-Plate:
Decorated China Oatmeal-Bowls, value
2sc. each. for &c.
China BATHROOM Mugs. sc. each. value
A Porcelain China Cup and Saucer FOL
&C.
English-China Pickle-Dishes Tor &c.
Individual Establishes for sc. each.
A full size Open Vegetable-Dish for sc.
French-China Deep Saucers. value go
High-color Paper Fly-Fans, extra long
packages Fine Tissue Tollet-Paper fol
This is only a partial list of the
many things for a nickel. You car
scale the list up to the highest pin
nacle of your ambition and the
price values are wrought with these
same advantages.
THE COHEM IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

There is a very acrimonious congress
sionai contest going on at Atlanta for
the Democratic nomination. The candi-
dates are Livingstone and Gambler. The
Constitution champions the former; the
Journal the latter. Livingstone Is the
present member, and he is somewhat
tinged with Populistic doctrines, but he
has been doing big work in the House
for the Atlanta exposition, and this has
caused the Constitution to forget and
forgive his past transgressions.
The newspaper discussion as to the
worthiness OF these two aspirants fol
congressional honors has nearly reached
the fighting point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19


JoNEsyrLLE, LEE COUNTY. VA.
July 1s-(gpeclai 1.-The Democrats OF lec
hold q convention on Monday for the
purpose Of slectins delegates "a, the Demo.
cratic convention 1t Bristol on August
sth. The county Ia entitled 70 is. Rey
were accordingly elected and instrr "a
TO vote In that convention for 0enera!
A. L. Pridmore. Of Lee. The 0cncfn
was called 10 the rostrum. ana mace
feeling speech to the people. who % warm
iy supported him. lie renewed Ms sI,s.
glance TO his people. and assureu tns hn
he was the same old "Pridmore WI WI
had stood by them on the battie,neIu.
and fifteen years ago In Congress-. upon
the tariff question he told them nc $1,000
where Ne ala formerfy-for the popie-
and opposed to class legislation.
sLEMP. FIRST; WOODS. SECOND.
The Republicans held like convention
to-day. They Instructed their delcgates
| to vote for Colonel c. Slemp as FIRST cnoice
and Major c. Woods as second. bo.n
gentlemen were present at the convenuon.
A patent medicine man ohered on inc
streets to-day his medicine Tor saIe;
Some Of the boys OF the town, who na n;
grown tired OF the continued ana freJueh, ~.
visits OF these frauds, got iot Oh Va
and brass horns, and when ne wou,a
talk they blew. They broke him up. ne
was mad and sulen. and II came NEAR
being a serious affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

There should be report Of some sort
on the tariff question. even II 1t be an
incomplete one, says the New York Jour.
nal OF Commerce in speaking Of the con-
ferrees. II the Democratic conferrees
be not stricken with judicial blindness,
there will surely soon be new tariff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

Commenting on the prediction Of Repre-
sentative Lester. %. Illinois, that the
Democrats In that state are doomed 70
beteat bocause 's0overnor Altgsld's ccurss
- thS strike viii make Thousands Of
uApuhaioan votes" the Richmond Dis
pafnh Oemocrat1c) axis: ~Why should
80 n. C3sveIand'n course make thou
mn1o e pemOcratio 4p4esT' Unfor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19
The Fort Monroe Appropriation.

We are very glad that Senator Hunter
xucceeded in having the appropriauoI
item OF Fortress Monroe 80 amehuce
~ that charming place more nearly
Fortress Monroe has O population OF en-
terprising and excellent people, and the!
should. Of course, be treated not OH,
with equity. but with lbsrality py TINS
government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

For Over ; qgasst q csrtuZ. D: P;srcsa.
cvrss Of Bronchial, Throat and Lang a6ec.
Nous The mAksfs have such conadecce n
ia " Discovery for caring Asthma, broo.
chitis, and indp6ent Comnmpeaon, tnas ny
can s6ord 10 guarantee II
Nh. IsAAC LOTHIAN. OF 1husi0U, Del6c6ro
N PA. writes g folIows'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

The Cleveland Leader argues that COM
pulsory arbitration Ia akin to the PROPOSE
ton to imprison artisans for refusing TO
work on unsatisfactory terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

As heretofore announced IN the news
columns of the Dispatch, the place OF
meeting Of the Virginia Press Association
July oath. has been changed from Cobb's
Island to Old Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

Only few days ago the Utah State
hood bill was signed by the President,
and now the Senate Committee on Terri
tories has decided to recommend the ad'
mission OF Arizona and New Mexico.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

The return to work Of one hundred and
fifty OF the Pullman company's en-
ployees Is believed to be the beginning OF
the end Of the strike there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19
PALAIS ROYAL.
III east Broad street.
Splendid Values Should Make
Splendid Business.

Here Il IL now Just between hay aud harvest
the summer trade hat over, the fail trade not
begun. To finish the former with deal OF sat-
isfsctlon all around ani ~ welcome the latter in
hitting fashion Ii our aim and object There's
happiness hero for hundreds Of homes. material
for numerous surprises. 1t Is hard TO tell you
on paper Of all the coed things In store for you
here but como and we will please you, or send
and ven surprise you with the rich quality OF
our goods and the low prices for same.
WHITE SPREADS We buy direct from the
manufacturer In case lots consequently we sell
them very close Those il-4 at Toe. and II are
specially cheap.
Full lines TABLE LINENS,
New patterns In JAC0NET DUCHESSE.
CREPE GRENADINES, complete assortment
Pretty patterns LAWN. looks ike linen, &c.
All the popular brands Corsets, among them
r b G.s Vigilant. soc. only.
The best WHITE SHIRTS, both plain and
pleated bosom, on earth, SOC.
ALL-sILk PAkAGON-FRAME FOLMER,
CLOGG & CO.'S UMBRELLAS, 81.
We have the agency for the "Old Staten
Island Dyeing Establishment OF New York"
Their work II superio, to all others. Remem.
Der that please and sei,d Us WORK In that line.
Everybody may not know II, but We sell Q
splendid line OF SHOES and at such prices a. Is
would pay you to Investigate
Our LADIES' TAN SHOES OF superior quality
are now 81 only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

All letters and kilograms must be I'D
dressed TO THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not DO re-
turned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19
InR RICHMOND DISPATCH.
s..~~s-
81 I'm DIsPAroH COMPANY.

Ehs DAILY DrspAfcH u delivered to
g1oexInees at FIFTEEN. CENTS pr
Heok. payable 10 the carrier weekly.
uoSle1 At = per annum; = for Oh
ncatAo: No for three months: soc. fcs
~ WEEKLY DISPATCH II u per
hAnun.
ne SUNDAY DISPATCH 1t 40 Der
annum. OF nc. for six mouths.
oubocr1ptions IN al cases payable IN al
vance ana no paper continued after the
oxDsfation OF the time paid for. Seno
ooos-ol!sce money -order, check. or regis
t4rsd letter. Currency sent By mail vin
- q the risk Of the sender. subscribers
wishing their post-office changed must
e1vo their old ~ well "a their new post
of3ces sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

IRofter Psine't Celery Compound viii
givs strength and health more
InHh surely than . vacation. Both
la ars good. but II you csu have
only one. take the Compound.
VocoslOu We cell II
OWENS . MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
1907 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

,.P,hFy..P 1.,qc .s. sg as.
] With % write you Of
my brother, Harry @.
acs {RSr t len years ear WITH WITH
treated by ten different
physicinns, who have
6ah he could not ve
cured. He had 70 1t
up At night, he rot %
short Of breath; So suf-
fcred with fearful bead.
aches and had . bad
cough. After taking
Doctor pieroe's Golden
Medical Discovery and
PIe1sant Pellets, be did
!. and can sleep al night !"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19
LEVY & DAVIS.
Our Specials For This Week

are % pieces Figured Lawns at &c. a
a yard.
Remnants Real Fine and Sheer White
India Linen, &c. yard.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, &c. apiece.
Figured Crepe Cloths and Fine Chal-
lies, 4ic.
Merrimack Shifting Prints, SIC. yard.
Mourning Challies, 4c. yard.
Simpsons Mourning Calicoes, SC. q
yard.
10 dozen Cheviot Shirts, assorted
styles, reduced to Doc. apiece.
/ lot Ladies' Oxford Ties, mostly
large sizes, only SIC. pair.
Boys Base Ball Shoes reduced TO 49c.
. pair.
Misses and Cbildren's Tan Button
Shoes reduced to SOC. a pair.
lot l2lc. quality Figured Dimities
reduced to &c. yard.
Hot Boys Fine Caps reduced to 25c.
apiece.
All summer goods to be sacrificed in
prices to make room for fall goods.
For bargains call on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

UPTOWN OFFICE. 4ss EAST BROAD
STREET.
wEsT-END OFFICE, PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. Belvidcre and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. looe HULL
STREET,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19
GLEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
WATKINS GLEN, N. Y.
Send for circular.
A. j. KITCHENER, Manager.
Zap 10 h, Ss, Su&Tu3ml
PERSONAL.
COURT ORDERS.

COURT ORDERS
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Corsr,)
EASTERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA ?
RICHMOND, Va. July IA. 1894.
THO WHOM IL MAY CONCERN -
i Take notice that by virtue Of writ Of At
tachment issued out OF the United States Dis
trict Court Clerks Once, Ut Richmond, Va, IN
the suit OF john A. Curtis against the Schooner
Clara simpson, l have attached tho said
Schooner Clara T. simpson. and on tbs 27Gh DAY
OF JULY. 1894. said cause will be tried at the
United States COURTROOM. Richmond. Va.
when ana where all persons interested are cited
to appear ana interpose their claims
j. II. HUDGIS,
United States Marshal.
BY q. W. DCESBEkKY, ia,
Deputy.
MEREDITH COOKE, Proctors for Libelant.
" lfyy2T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19
Onr Good Henlth.

Our UOOU heWItu
Norfolk Landmark
We congratulate Richmond on her COCO
health, May she live long ana prOsper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

eurc cure fce On rALARIAL diseases. sach =
chsllA Fever and Aeus, Loss Of ADpeeit:. ~.
Had. Back, bids. 3 Limbs. &c A. drusgtesss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

SOuthuest VIrSint0 Institute Tor ! Cune L0dlG.
n
Write Tor cssloSee0 SAMUEL D. JONES Bntd. y1e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-19

Reading notices in reading-matter type.
I'VE lines or, less. 81; In nonpareil leaded'
uc.
Card Of rates for moro space furnished
a application.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-04
THE DEADLOCK ENDED.
ConsrsSSmNu 10Y BnssAtsd 10 Make Room
for JShn j. O'Neiu.


WARRINGTON, April A-Ths deadlock
which has prevailed In tho house for a
week past syor tho Joy-O'Eein contested
election case was broken yesterday.
Charles Y. Joy was unssGtsd and John j
O'NoilI seated as representative from the
Eleventh Missouri district. On the Anal
vote twenty-four Democrats and four Pop
ulists voted against Mr. O'Neill. The En-
srlish- Hilbora case, from the Fifth Cali
fornia. was called up Immediately after
ward and debated for two hours. The vote
on the resolution declaring Hilborn en-
titled to his seAt was defeated, but on the
succeeding vote on the resolution declar-
ing Mr.. English elected the Democratic
quorum broke down and the house ad-
iourned Although eleven Democrats
voted for Hilborn there is DO doubt that
he will share the fate of his late colleague,
| Mr.. Joy.
| The second day of the tariff debate in
| the senate opened with a much smaller
attendance in tho galleries and on the
| floor than wsS present on Monday. But
before going to tho consideration Of this
question Mr.. Morgan called up tho Behr
| ing sea bill reported 10y MIN yesterday, anc
II was passed without amendment. Th'
feature OF tho days proceedings was th'
speech of Senator Allison against the tar
III bill He arraiGued the action of the com
mittes on finance in giving almost auto
cratic powers 10 a subcommittee of three
and censured the majority for its unseeml
haste in pressing the measure. He at
tackled the substitution of the ad valorer
method for the specific, and bitterly de
nouncsd the revolutionary character @
| tbn prnnoqad Iauial q tiOn Nha daV close
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-04
McKnne,. Pelltleal suooosaor.

GRAvEsEND, L. l., April 4.-The local
election passed OIL quietly here Only the
normal vote Of the town was polled. There
were many challenges during the morning.
Colonel Bacon, Of Brooklyn, the chief Re
publican watcher, leading in that work.
Judge Pratt issued a temporary injunction
on Colonel Bacon at the instance Of the
John Y. McKane interest, but the moment
his attention was called to the irregular
way in which it had been obtained from
him he cancelled the papers and temporary
excitement ended. W. V. Bennett, the
| Citizens League candidate, was elected
supervisor, and carried the rest Of the
| ticket with him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-04
PARK PLACE.

p. T. Broderick, of Shenandoah, visited
friends here on Sunday last
Many men and boys resumed worked at
the Springdale colliery on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kearney, of Mahanoy
City, spent last Sunday visiting Mr., ana
Mrs Becker at this place.
Michael McGlynn will move his family
to Mt. Carmel this week. He has resided
here for many years.
Mrs. John Ball, of Shenandoah, is
visiting here.
Mrs. c. w. Kline visited friends at
Mahanoy City on Monday.
Willie Grifiths, aged g months, was
buried on Sunday.
Mrs. Watkins and Mrs Ball spent Sun
day visiting friends at Mahanoy Clty
Miss Edna DeLong, of Centralia, was
the guest of her parents here for lew
days.
Miss Kate Kearney paid visit tt
Mahanoy City on Monday.
Rollo Watson and H. c. Schwartz called
on friends mt Barry Junction last Sunday
Miss Mary Aumes spent Monday visit
ing friends at Mahanoy City.
p. r. Boyle chatted with his comrade
at Mahanoy City on Monday evening
Misses Edith and Carrie Snyder o
Wiggaus, were the guests of their sister
Mrs. Wrisch, of this place.
Miss Name Depew, of Delano, was tn
guest of Miss Schwartz last Sunday.
Mrs Thomas Handlin was in Wn
Penn on Monday.
People from many towns of the count
viewed the ruins at the Park No. collier
last Sunday.
Miss Mary Mccarthy, of Shoemaker
was here on Monday.
Mrs Rafter spent Sunday visitin
friends in Shenandoah.
Miss Annie kerns is visiting friends l
Silverbrook.
Constable Brennan made a trip to Pott
vile on Sunday with "A prisoner
William Grifiths has recovered fro
the injuries he received in the mines an
has resumed work in the Springda
colliery.