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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12
EDITION.
YESTERDAYS TEMPERATURE.

As especially recorded hourly for the
 AGE-BERALD On the standard thermometer at Hughes drug store, corner Nineteenth street and Second avenue. The figures given are in all instances for temperature accorded in the shade and on northern sheltered exposure: .
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12
The Taylor school opens to- day. See advertisement.
TERSELY TOLD.

You can buy shoes cheap st c. H. Frau eis', 20S2 Second avenue.
 T. c. King is selling all Canister shoes at S4 50. Same grades elsewhere will cost you S6 to S7.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12
REEDS PLURALITY,

PORTLAND, Me. Sept. 1.-The Adver- tiser has complete returns from the First Congressional district as follows: Reed r 165, Deering SSS6; Reeds plurality, 8329.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12
NAMED FOR CoNGREss.

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 11.-Thomas F.. Barkworth was nominated for congress this afternoon in the democratic convt D ten of the Second district.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12
i, NOP1DEAD.

Neither have we gone out of business. We are still selling the best coal on the market, and have always given honest weights. We shall continue to do this and ask your-trade on this basis, Give us a trial Telephone 487
 *9.7-1m GEO. R. WARDs& Co.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12
OFFIGIHk.

'' THE time has now come when
 you must think of Faf and 1 Winter purchases, anl we want you to connect these thoughts with
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12

T. C. King is closing out ladies' and misses o2fords at less than factory cost. Go there and save 50 per cent. See that calf skin shoe for S1.e5.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.bForecast of weather for the succeeding twenty four hours: Showers; north easterly or easterly winds.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12

any charge or charges against us. h fact, we are just as we'll informed as when we left Bluefelds.'
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12
OUR STOCK AND STORE. /

We are now ready to- Rpbmlt the stock, which represents our taste and judgment, to the critical test of public opinion, and ho9e to4aear yoIr voice in the general vereliet: "It represents the best the Vsarket dfords, both io materials Gnd styles, and the prices are the LOWEST that can possibly be made" A half all hour spent in looking over our 6s- sortment will give you d fair idea of the popular styles, and we can only hope that it will be as much pleasure for you to sec as for us to show our goods.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12
PERSONAL.

Miss Maggie Reed, one of Nashville s most charming and accomplished young ladies, is in the city, guest of pr. and Mrs. G. T. Stainback.
 Cato D. Clever, Esq.,, editor E~T6e Blocton Journal, was in the c,ttV yesterdav in the interest of his ca8pper Tie Journal deserves L1e rn.attr6nage of our merchants, as le oil ilcSfates freely in and around Blocton a15..<Trs good weekly newspaper.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12
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ADVERTISING lOLTMNS0.-.-
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24

ii0 in ibr eioenes 8emud Suriif. Sier
Duilte lie lib IN elnen marmen Wantel
uuo elite Die Sreppe binunter ms
Sreie.
so lciIe uno eerduiblos audi ibre BEE
peeun9en oe,peien waren. &endro
paren lie nibt %ent9an9en. Gr bate
feline ei9eneu 8eoanten iiber Die 6eilter=
i6einun9 uno er re6nete iiher oarauf
oaB gllera oieIem .@eilt" einen Selub
abltatten meroe. Oils er nun feline Vor=
ausieBuns erfiiut lab, perlieB aud er
oas Saus unO idli9 Dem Mao6en
mad.
Sie Na6t mar finiter. Nur Der Wino
lpe6te talt bon Der See beriiber uno
Die Wo9en ihlugen toieno an ben nafs
ten Selien. 4.era itritt aui Der obs
eren Serraiie oabin uno iab nab ben
Senltern oes SAtOlies.
Sa eribrefte lie pl6Bli6 Elm leiie's
8er1ui1 IN ibrer Nabe. SAnel Job
lie iib I'M. in Der Dpfnung, oaB es
lbr Y0ter wdre, aber lie 0ewalrte Nle=
munoen. Sic abnte niht, oaB Pierre
binter elmer Statue al Der Salultraoe
ltauo, UNI lib i'm nahlten Mtoment aut
lie su l~tiirSen.
ginige Minuten oertri6en.
sd muB biueiu 9eben," oa6te
9lera ln9itlih, Sic 9in9 nah Der an=
bern Settle Der Serraiie uno trat an ben
&anO Oes iiberra9enOen Sellens, oil
oellen TIlB Die i6dumeuoen y8O9en milo
toieno rotten. Die Otduern Oes ShlOl=
les reihten bier bis oibt III Den Gano
oe5 Nbbanges uno Darfen ountle Sbat=
ten, weBbalb ibr Der Yiay Su elmer se=
beimeu llnterreoung b~eIOuoers Seeignet
ibieu. gllera belgte li6 elm menig llber
ben Soriprung, Dalb IN Der Gripars
tuug, iDren Tdter Die in Den Sellen 9e=
bauenen Stufen berantllmmen 81 ieben.
Gierre &enaro bate iein Yeritef uer=
lailen uuo ihlib i'm SbuBe Der Sulu.
TRADE Der STEELE 5u, no 2lera Itano,
poriibtig mo leiie. Sept mar feline
3eit 9etommen. Gr bate lie unbemertt
erreiAt.
YlOblih bei6li6 lie unpiQtirlid cir
ln9lillbes 8eTiibl. als wilrOe lie lid
ibrer9eiabrpollen Stelung bewuBt, oil:
Der lie lid eilig SurildSleben wOl!te. 81
Ipdt! Yierre &enaro erfaBte lie beftil
an Nrm uno i6leuoerte lie in ben 4b'
9runo biuab. Sbr wilber SArei ourd)'
!, i6nitt Die Suft, Die Suit, Oas 8etOi,
!, Der See ilberballeno, uno Damn mar e:
: till. Selblt Oas Wtcer l6len einen Qu.
senblit 81 ibweiSeu, nm 9leib oarau'
um 10 iurbtbarer 81 Wiitben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
49,.
Cine Gribeinuns.

Oils am iolaenoen Mor9en 9llera iih
81 Mrs. Sn9eltre begab uno Die Salle
betrat, 0ifncte Yicrre GenarO Elm penig
feline Sbilr uno lab be9lerig ourb Die
Spalte aui oas Wtlo6en. S0On lett
elmer Stunoe bate er 9elauert unb bel
jeoem 8erauib ole Sbiir 0e0inet, in
Der Grwartun0, einen our1orin0enOen
S6rei 81 bDren bel Der Gutoefung,
baB MtiB strange toot lei. Del ibrem
Mnblid erlhrat er beitig. ais mdre lie
cine 9eilterb0lte Grl0einung. Gr mar
faum i'm Stanoe, 81 be9reifen, baB
iein teuillihes unternebmen mieoer pDne
Griolg 9eblieben uno Der Gegenltano
ieines wilDeiten SNiles abermols ieiner
Sano ent9an0en mar. Gr lebnte in
elmer Nrt SetGubun9 an Dem Sbiir=
DioIten, ais gllera IN DEM 3immer
ibrer gSirtbin peri0pano.
,,@ieoer lit lie mir enttommen!."
murmclte er, mie er wieOer Nerr ieiuer
@eoantcn mar. n9Sie 0inS OIs Su?
Sbr SenIter muB omen Neluelen leln.
SOlte lie meme Abli6t permutbct
baben unD auf ibrer Sut gepelen lem!
Stein, nein, ibr GnttOmmen ,ua gu
faQ, reiner 3ufall; Oas lpll beim ldb=
fen Wtale ni6t gel6eben."
Nltra iagte Mrs. Sn9citre nihts bon
benz ernellten Mn9rin aut lhr Seben,
uno ais lie etua cine Stunoe Ipdter
benz Siener b%e9egnetc. oa perrietb lie
nit teiner Miene. oaB lie SemtniB Don
ieincr SeinoIbNft uno ieinen teuililhel
Yldnen seSen lie bate, mas i'm III lei
ner Vermutbun9 beltdrtte, DAB lie mn
burh 3ufall Dem SOoe ~sut9au0eu mar.
9ie ytiidtebr Pierre 9enaro's pbnt
teinen Serrn CAB Der Sieneri1ali
StOif 81 allerlei WtutbmuBun9en. ZEN
GereOe muros leoo6 Elm GnDe 9eniabt
bur6 Die Grtlaruns Genaro's, oaB ieir
Serr ibn nab eini9en wibti9en Yapie,
rem 9eibidt babe, uno oaB er, oa Die,
felben perlest iuoroen, pielleibt cir
paar Sage aut benz S1lole Oerpeiler
uliiBte.
Oils er am Sormittage 81 elmer ipd'
teren Stunoe in Die SeOientenltub'
frat, b6rte er eini9e Mdnner ilber oa:
WUutberOn-S Drama reoen. Gr bOrt'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
Dim OeS 0aterS wiQen.
Gortie 3 ng.)

,,Sieier frebe, abi6eulihe MenI6!"
rief Mrs. Snseitre, melhe Den Siener
ibres S1pa9ers ME bate leioen MOS
gen, uno Die nun anfing, glera's Ins
fidt, oab Yierre 3enaro Der WOroer
bes porisen Marauis mar, 81 tbeilen.
..Sie miilen iebr pprli6ti9 uno psr@
f9piesen iein, ,pie oas Grab, Ilera."
Tisie idien es fir oas Bette 81 ball
ten, Mrs. Snaeitre pou ibren beutl9ei1
Gori1unaen nibts mitsutbeilen. sic
lentte, hin bic HIbe ibrer Wirtbln
niht All loren, oas 8eiprG6 auf obers
fdG.ihe Singe, bann besuln lie Su lee
fen uno las 10 lange. bis Wtrs. Sn9es
fire eiu9ei6laieu mar. iporauf lie lth
tpieper in ibr 3immer be9db.
Sic iaB bis ipdt in Die Na6t an
Seriter uno lab binaus auf Die See.
Sic bate oas Sidt ausSelDi1t unO ii6
gum SbuB Segen Die einorin9enoe
tiible Nabtluft in einen Sbalpl 9ebilQt.
Don ben Grlebninen oes Cages i6lueif>
ten ibre 8eoallten 81 ibrem Sater.
@o mar er? Satte er Gngldno %perlaia
ieu2 Iieie Sraae beunrlbigte lie. @r
bate IT'D bon SeiteIter=S Square ertfernt
uno niht OIL lie 9ei6rieben. Spllte
er md in Der llm9egeno BON Montbes
ron weilen? Soer mar er in Die Sdnoe
ieincr 6einOe 9efnllen, Die leine 0efans
aennabme nod MID. perOnentli6t bat
ten!
Die llbr ihlug 3u0li rno nod Iuf
Nlera. linneno am 6clIter. I'm
ShlpNe uno r%in9sumber berrl1te tiel(
Stile.
YloBlib i6refte lie Gin leiles @e,
rdui6 al ibrer Sbiir 0uf. Sic rihtet!
1ib emppr uno luuI1te dnimertiam,
Ser Srilter Der Sbilr purDe leiie, fai
.9erlui6lOs bepegt.
Nlera's SerS lfien IT'LL 81 lteben.
SDr eriter @eoante mar an i6rer
Gater. SOllte er ~9etommen iein. I'm
ibr einen Seiuh ubgultatteu? Soitte er
iib ir9enOpic Gin9an9 pcrI6nfit unr
ibr 3lmmer eutoett babent God o0s
mar u%noentbar. Der Ginorlnglinr
muBte Yierre HelarO lem!
sic bate Die Sbilr perlhlolicu uni
bon oieier SbatluAe idien Ii0 oerjeni9e,
Der einsuoringen uerlu1tt, i'll ilberSelp
gen. SIM nahlten Nu9enblid murOt
bas &narren zines Sn'truments in
ShloB bDrbar uno Der Sbiiribliilie
1lel auf Den 6uBbOOen oes 3immes ME
Der.
Cine tleine Yauis fOl9te.
gllera waste taum, su utbmen. Ser.
iubte ibr SeinO mittclit zines Na6t
i6liiNels Die Sbiir su Ofneu?
@ieoer tnarrte es am ShlpB, al,
tperOe ein Snitrument ms Sbli!iellpd
geltedt. uno na6 elmer Nelle bemertt,
Nlera, oaB ein ieltIamer 8eru6 ba!
Simmer %erfilllte - Der 8erll1 cirles er
ftifenoen @uies. Der nift nlr ibr
Slime, iOnoern audi ibren 9Slllen uni
&Orper labmte.
Se9reiienO, oaB Yierre 3cnaro elmer
11euen teuflii6en Elan erionnen bate
1ie 81 pernihten, beu9te tie iib mel
alls Dem tSenItcr binaus uno atbmet
in lau9eu 3ii9eu Die friihe Suft Elm
ipelhe neu belcbeno auf iDre gteroel
einipirtte.
Mebrerc Wtinllteu perItrihen in peirl
liher Stillc. Die toOtbringenoe 81
iens, melhe ibr Seine ms Gimme,
trOpIelte, wilyoe unieblbar ibre 98ir
tung aethan baben. bate lie sei6la
fen, pie Yierre es geglaubt bate.
Guoli6, cine babe Stunoe mar Der
floiien, ais elm wleiies 8erduib berlin
oete, Dap Hcnaro li6 entiernte, in Dc,
felten lleberseu9ln9, Dab ieine Ibli6
erreitt uno Nlera tOot lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
81.
Qbermals Serettet.

&enaro itano eiilen Nugenblif bewe=
sungslOs Da, fiirdteno, Der berS;errei-
Beuoe Sbrei Alera's babe Die Seruob=
ner Des Shiolles in Iiarm perieBt,
aber Nlemdno erlblen an Der Sbiir ooer
am 6enIter.
gr atbmete tief auf. Damn legte er
li6 ouf Den 6ellen uno blifte bindb in
Den 9lb9runo. Ni1ts ma bon Dem
Widp6en 81 ieben, 10 melt iein Nuse
oas Suntel our1oringen tOnnte.
,,Sie 1T toot," murmelte er trium=
p6irenO. uno oob ourdrieielte Elm
Sbuuer lelnen &orper. Isle miro
am MOrgen geiunoen weroen. mebrere
bunoert SUB abplrts, Sermalmt uno
seri6eut. Man miro lib iiber oas
lln9liid wunoern, ODh 9tiemano tann
abneu, OaB lie ernlOrDet luOrOen lit,
nod piel weni9er. oaB i6 Der W6rDer
bin. Is bat MIDI Nimano oas Saus
u~erlaiien ieben. @obl mObte i6 ibren
Seibnam erblifen. aber ib muB auf
mein Simmer. oamit ib nOtbi9enfalls
mein glibi na6weilen tann."
Nahoem CT nod einen lebten, lan=
gen Ylid in ben ounteln Ab9ruuo ee=
Worien, elite err our6 cine Seltentbiir
ms S6lOB uno gelangte ungeieben in
iein 3immer.
Gaum mar err in Si6erbeit, als Der
&%elermeilter feline leBte &unoe mabte
uuo Die Sbiiren perihiOB.
Sietre ma6te leiie Die S9iir binter
lid su. Seine NuNen rotten MD nib
uno iuntelno in ibren S0blen, iein
Geiiht mar i6rsdlih perSerrt. Seine
ru9lOie Shat iprab aus allen ieinen
Sigen.
auf Dem SiI6 branute Elm @a6s=
libt uno ous 6euer lOoerte bell I'M
&umin. S0s SlOt blenoete leine
Nlgen bel Dem plDBil1en gSehiel smi=
i0en SlniterniB uno bellem Siht. Gr
mari li1 in einen SeDultubl uno labte
unbeimllh, odmonilA Dor lib bin.
"a re9te li1 stluas am &amin.
Genaro lpran9 auf uno bemerte gSll=
ion, ben nelen SelSer.
Die unerDartete glnueienbeit zines
Wlenlben raubte Ylerre momentum Die
Sellnnung. Gr bate lid allein de-
9laubt mo nun entOedte CT, oub er
beObahtet woroen mar. Wit orplen=
Dem Slide ltarrte er Den Wdun all.
sd bite I'M G~erSeibung." iagte
gSillon. sd i1ilrte iilr ole Naht
DDS Scller aut."
er belt es nibt ilr n%otbipenoi9,
Gendro mltiutbelien, baB er Oellen Ab=
melenbeit OuSu benuBt bate. lelile
Saben gu ourhluhen.
.Sbr bler?" rlei &enaro nit oum=
pier Stimme. STUD sud, Dab SIR
mlD 10 erlhredt babt, elenoer Shlei=
der. 9Sas babt Sbr 81 oieier Stunoe
in msinem 3lmmer Su lddien?"
$50 babe nur oas tSeuer angeiblirt,
Serr," wieoerbolte SSilion.
,@ut," ld9te &enaro beiGnitist.
MaNt, Dap Sbr fort tOmmt."
@lliOn perbeugte lib oemiitbi9,
nabm leinen &Oblentulten uno entfernte
li0.
,,Sollte mid mein Iusieben perra=
tben!" murmelte Genaro, Dor einen
Spie9el treteno. ,Wenn Der Surlbe
nibt 10 einfdlti9 mare, bate er erras
then tonnen, oaB iA Gin Serbreben
besGn9en babe"
Ter Suri6e aber mar nibt 10 ein=
iIltiN. pie &enaro 9~laubte. Sr per=
mutbete, oaB Yierre cine b0le Shat
beSanSen ano berelte bitter, paB el
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24

Sremoe nit eller yerbeu9ung. sd
wilnihe cine Ste!lung mo mollte leben,
Oh Sic ui1t cine fir MIDI bdtten. SD
meroe Nlles tbull, mas Sic Don mir
perlungen."
Die Sausbdlterin lab ben Waun
SipeifelnD an. Nein, er tOnntc tein 8e=
beimpolisiit ieiu. Aie mar ibr Elm eln=
falti9eres, 9ep0bnli6eres 8ell6t pOr9e=
Onmen ais oieles.
,,Gs lit bier feline STEELE irei, ipr06
lie etpas turS. sd fam Sbnen teinc
Nnltellun9 9cben."
sd fam Sbnen quite Gcicren;en
Seigen, MiltreB," ia9te Der WOuu.
.Wtr. Cation, Der Yiarrer bon DION.
@eron, empIieblt MIDI Sbnu beltens.'
Sas 6elibt Der Sausbllterin tldrte
lid aui.
,9lb, i9 usrltebe," rief lie. Som.
men Sic nlBer, Sir. uno leBeu Sic
ll1."
Sic mahte Die balb oiien lte0enoe
Sbiir Su, WlDreno Der Srenl0e nIDel
trat.
SD ermarte Sie," iagte Mrs.
Mattbem5, ,,uber i6 wilroe Sbrel
mabren 6baratter niht erratben BADEN.
Saben Sic elneu Srlef bon DIR. Sal.
ton?"
Der Damn 500 einen yriei aus Del
Sai6e uno reiNte ibu Wrs. Mattbews.
Serielbe entbielt cine einiabe GmpI' j.
lung oes lleberbrinSers, welhe nit oer
Worten l6lOB. oaB Mrs. Wattbelus IL
Dem Mann einen treaen Siener timber
tperoe, ,penn lie Jpn e~nga9iren lOite.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-10-20
Notice CT Registration.

Notice is hereby given that the official
registered for election district No. 8
Will open. for the registration of all
qualified electors of said district be-
tween hours of 10 a. m. and 10 D. m, on
the days hereinafter named and set apart
for each precinct, beginning October 8
at the old Cook furniture store, corner
OF Main and Keegan in the town of
Ncihart for the precinct of Neihart.
The office will continue open at the
aforesaid place on October 9, 10, H.,
II, 13, 10, II, Is, 10, 22, 90, "a, %,
2G, 81. 20, 80.
On Oct is, the books will be opened
for Snow Creek precinct, at the office of
the Montana Mining Co., and on Oct,
20 at Yulc's in the building known as
the "Old Saloon.''
The time for the registration of the
qualified electors in the election district
No. O., embracing Ncihart, and Snow
creek, prior to the election to be held on
the 9th day of November, A. d., 1894,
foI the county of Meagher and state of
Montana, will expire at 10 o'clock p. m.
on the Both day Of October, A. d.,
1894.
J. S. Cook,
Registry agent for election district
No. 8.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-10-20
The Republican Rally.

Although the weather was not such as
might have been desired in order to in
sure a large crowd, nevertheless, over zoo
assembled at the Belt Social hall Satur-
day night to listen to Montana's brilliant
young congressman, G.. S. Hartman, ex.
pound the principles of the republican
party.
Ed Lowry presided over the meeting,
and after a few remarks, introduced the
speaker of the evening.
Mr.. Hartman briefly reviewed his rec
ord in congress, particularly on the silver
question, the mineral land bill, and the
nonassessment bill for prospcctors. He
roasted the democrats, turned over the
populists and praised the republicans.
He also declared that the leading rcpub-
llcans OF the east had already admitted
that the party must come out for free
coinage of silver and that a plank to that
effect would he in the next national plat
form. The speaker was frequently APP
plauded during his remarks, especially
when he made a hit against the demo
crats.-Belt Valley Times.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-10-20
A Worthy Move.

A winter road has been cut through
the timber from a point on the county
road one mile this side of the saw mil
to Woolsey's. The new road is about
nine miles long. 1t starts in the dense
timber and follows the crest of a ridge
for almost the whole distance. The
point to be gained by this course is that
at no time in the winter will the road be
impossible by reason of snow drifts. To
keep the old road open through the
winter has always been a cause of end
less labor and expense while tie results
have never been satisfactory to the trav-
cling public.
The o%rigination of this idea, and the
over seeing of the work are due to II.
j. Skinner, one of the present con
tractors. Three weeks ago he sublet
the work to Chas. F. McGibbon who
with "A force of men has since been en-
gagged in the prosecution of the job. This
week 1t is completed. The road is an ac-
ceptable one, suited to winter travel, and
will be declared a county thoroughfare
at the next meeting of the county commits
%siOners.
The road has been built at considerable
cost but is well constructed and the con
tractors deserve considerable credit for
the completion of the work.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-10-20
How Long, o, Lord.

The Neihart postoffice still continues
to dispense large orders of the regulation,
souvenir, Worlds Columbian, John Wan
namaker postage stamp, at which every
other postoffice in the world has long
since thrown the parting kiss. Children
are getting bow-lcgged carrying the lon
gitudinal pastors home to their fond pa
rents. We have licked quarter sheet
posters, till our soft and yielding lips are
calloused, and the margin of our tongue
is covered with corns. Even the ladies
whom we greet, frequently, but s%urrepti-
tiously, by a labial imprint upon their
roseate mouths, have remarked the alb
sence of the accustomed soft and gentle
touch. We are longing for the day when
IA man may stamp a dozen letters with
out getting a full dinner thrown in.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-10-20
Subscribe your John Hancock
to the registry books.
Why You Should Register.

The first important work of the cam
paign is registration, and this is so vital a
question, and one so fraught with serious
consequences, that we feel it our duty to
urge prompt and immediate action in
every precinct in the county.
Every voter in the state must register
for this election, no matter though he
may have been registered heretofore, or he
will not be entitled to vote. His qualifi-
cations to be a voter and entitled to regis
ter for this election are as follows:
He must be a full citizen of the United
States and have resided within the state
of Montana one year and within the coun-
ty thirty days, priorto the 9th day of No
vember, 1894: Provided that a person
who will not be eligible to full citizen
ship until after the closing of the period
of registration, may be registered upon
taking an oath, as required by law, that it
is his honest intention to become a full
citizen prior to election day.
Naturalized citizens must produce their
papers to the registration agent, or, in
lieu thereof, proper and satisfactory proof
that they have been duly issued and lost
or mislaid.
The Registration Books open on Oc-
tober 9th. From that date up to Oc-
tober 30th registration offices will be open
during the hours between 10 A.. NJ. and
10 p. NJ.
Every Registry Agent must sit within
each election precinct in his district at
least two, and not more than three days,
during the period of registration. But
the qualified voters of the several cleo
ton precincts in the district may regis
ter in any precinct in the district that
best suits their convenience during the
time for registration.
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you registered
They Repeated.

"Oh, ma" exclaimed Mary Duffy.
"we played a new game at Julia Grim
Minis party last night. It's called Vote,
vote. Who's electedE All the boys
and girls sit in n room together. One
OF the girls goes out into the dark hall,
puts her head in the doorway and shouts
Vote, vote. Who votes for me!' All
the boys run for the door, and the one
who gets there first goes out in the hall
and kisses the candidate. It's a fine
game. We have republicans and demo
Gratis, just like pa"
SIS that so!' said old mar Duffy, rails
ing his eyes from the newspaper. swell
which do you like best, the democrat, or
the republican boys"
81 like the democrat boys best" re-
piled Julia, with a blush. 'sThe repub-
lican boys vote just once and go away,
but the democrat boys stuff the ballot
box and hide in the hallway for another
chancc.-EX.
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Have you registered?
About Sunday Closing.

A most commendablc move was thai
of the merchants of Neihart, taken fol
the closing of all merchandise houses on
Sunday. Heretofore, Neihart business
houses have closed at noon on that day
but no attempt was made at closing fol
the whole day. The wonder is that such
a course was not sooner adopted. Peo-
pie will buy as much under the new Gus
tom as under the old, and merchants NAV
enjoy one vacation day in every seven.
The Preston grocery, which opened its
doors the first of the present year, has
strictly observed the rule of Sunday
closing, and has never opened for busl-
ness on that day. The advantages of the
change accrue not more to the merchants
than to the clerks, who are well enti-
tied to the rest they thus gain.
The paper coming to such an agree
ment was presented to the individual
firms by l.. ID. Jackson. The following
is the form of agreement. presenting also
a list of the houses agreeing to it:
'Neihart, Oct. II, 1S94.-On and af-
ter Sunday. October 81, we, the follow
ing merchants, agree to close our places
of business all day Sunday.
We also agree to close during the week
at 9, p. M, Saturday excepted.
Geo. Marelius, b. b. Cook,
Brand & Soule, Powers Bros. & Co.,
Pierse & Harrison, j. r. Fitzsimmons,
Frank A.. Preston, Herald Office,
A. Nathan, +. Ii. Meyer,
Wackerlln & Co., John n. Sturgeon,
Gregg Bros, Lowry & Shaw,
Sweeney Bros, Miner Office.