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Evening journal., 1894-08-23

In our Furniture Depart
ment we display an elegant
assortment of White Enamel
ed Iron Beds with brass
mountings. Health and com
fort point to these beds as the
coming furniture. They are
easily taken care of, are strong
and durable and make an effec-
tive chamber furnishing. Our
sales on these beds have been
large, and we fit them up COM
plete with the best wire
springs and hair or elastic felt
mattresses. We have them
from SIS to $40.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
Princess Maud Engaged.

ST. PETERsBURG, Aug. 23-It is re.
ported that the Grand Duke Paul Alexan.
drovitoh, the youngest brother Of the en-
peror, is betrothed TO Princess Maud, the
youngest daughter Of the Prince Of Wales
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
Me. Shaw on MhisilInr

"Whistling for half an hour after
meals is, says Mrs Alice Shaw. of whist
ling fame, the best possible aid to di
gestion. Try it, weak chested slender
throated sisters, and profit by my exper-
ience, she adds.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
Boys and Girls.

Mr. r G Holmes, ,-Dover's well known
Photographer, has offored $500 por
trait for the best map Of Delaware. Ito
be exhibited at the Delaware State Fslr.}
drawn in pencil by boy OF girl under 10
years Of age.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
rnLITIOAL.

NOTICE MEETING OF THE DEMO-
IN crata cf tho Seventh Ward Will ne held
at the Wigwam. Delaware avenue and scott
street, on Thursday Evening, August 1Sn. ~
q clock. for the purpose nf electin0 q dele
gate 10 the Democratic state Convention.
FRANK JEANnELL, Chairman
nEMOCRATlC STATE CONVENTION.
Pursuant to q resolution OF the Democratic
State Central Committee Of Delaware.
State Convention composed Of sixty y-twq dele
gates from each county Will be held ~ poVcrs
ON TUESDAY. AUGUST 2Sth. 1884
At ~ O'Clock, NJ,
for the purpose Of selecting candidate Tor
governor and cggndidete Tor ,eprgsentatiss ii
Committees Of the several counties are re-
quested 20 provide for the holding Of prima-
rios on Saturday, August 25th. 1854, in each
hundred aud election district Tor the purpose
Of eiectng, according 70 custom. the deie-
gates % the convention to which they are re-
THE ofiieers holding the primary elections
in the several hundreds and election uiatr1cfs.
are requested 70 prepare Two certificates or
election Of deleg9tes, one 70 ~ igfssafeueu e uyy
mail 20 the chairman Of the state sientrai
Committee at Dover, Immediately after tne
election, the other 70 be given 20 the SUCCESS
ful l, delef4te q OF .,,d asissales rpvrra HArpy
Secretary. Chairman.
ROTICE--TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
IN OF New Castle county; 10 pursuance or
the call ruade by the Democratic state Cen
tral Commirtee an election viii be held on
SATURiAY, The 25th dry OF August, 1885, at
the respective voting places in the eo9nty iQr
fbe pnrpOse of electinr delegates to the State
Convention. 10 be held at Dnver, on tuesday
august 23 1924, 10 nominate candidates icr
Governor and Representative IN Congress.
Wilmington is entitled % ! delegates y from
eaoh ward; each hundred outside o. VIII
miugt0u Is entitled 10 delegates. All meet-
ings or elections held prior to above date
August 90 where there are no contests. 40
valid. Polls open at II and close at O'Clock
p m. Wy order OF the County Executive
Committee.
Attest: COLON FERGUSON, Sec'y.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
Yaauero Won the Gun.

NEwPoRT r. l.. Aug 2s-The 21 foot
fin keel sloop Vaquero won the race for
the silver cup offered BY b. II. DuTyea.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
or Interest to Naw-oenturv-CInb vvor,

N1.71."'E' I-D1HU y Uhubn .
Mrs. Henrotin, the new president Of
Federation Of woman's clubs. will send
out programs suggestive of possible
work to all the federated clubs The
first one, which will be issued In Septem-
Der, will be on social questions, American
history and English literature. Mrs.
Henrotin is the right woman to take sd
vantage Of the fourishing condition of
the organization, and see that its capa.
bilities do not lie dormant. Mrs Henri.
tin is known to several persons of this
city, having been the guest of the New
Century Club just after the meeting in
Philadelphia last NJ ay.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
Double wedding a Asburv

Rev. John Il. Howard married two
couples at Asbury NJ. E. parsonage yester.
day. One couple was John Nj. Conner
and Miss Florence M. Higgins and the
other Frank A. Sehunder ana Miss Celeste
r. Higgins
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
ALLIED AGAINST CHINA.
Korea Turns TO Japan For Help and Re-
nounces the Chinese.

TOKYO, Aug 23.-It IS officially an
nounced that on June 80 the king OF
Korea declared himself independent Of
China, and that consequently the king
appealed to Japan to assist him in driv-
ing tho Chinese from Asan.
This, 1t is added, was done with the as
sistanco Of the Korean troops The official
announcement also says that on the same
date, June 30 Korea rcnounced ali her
treaties with China
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Married &C Union Parsonage.

Miss Marguerite L Hurlock and Mar.
tin v Hutchinson, Jr, both of this
city, were married last night at Union
parsonage. No. 6l3 Jefferson street. Rev
John D. Q. Hanna performed the cere.
mony.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
IYelch won Again.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 90 For the fifth
consecutive time Robert A. Welch, by do.
feating Leonard Finletter, won tho River
ton challenge plate.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Young People Enjoy Dances
at Middletown.
MARRIAGE OF ALLEN sPBAKMAN

To Take Place This Afternoon at 4 80
o'ciock at swarthmore- Thel Bride is
s1ias Esther.HaIl-Otherw weddinesint
City Yesterday Where Wilmington Men
and Women Are.
8 u Communications intended for insertion
= .ls column should be addressed TO Society
bnAt9r, care OF the EVENING JOURNAL. Conn
haanlcatlons should be written on 0ne aide Of
Eae baDer only
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HIS Health steadiIv Tmprovinp.

Judge Grubb has left the White
Mountains Eand gone to Saratoga
Springs. His health is steadily improv-
ing.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
Iioy KnIed by Llghtning.

ANTHONY, Fla, Aug. 23.-Willie Stran-
than, aged II years, was killed by light
ninr
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orrIor III 80
CLEnk or rms PgAeE.

NIlEih OF TIT IEAGE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON. Dell. July y, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that all state license
and AK not paid on or before the thirtiefh
day Of August 1884, there VIII be p per cent.
added IN accordance with chapter 1i2, vol
ume Il, Law Of Delaware.
w. r. BIGGS,
CLARK qf iHf Daara
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ADrusEurNTs.

IT'D. MCCONNELL MEETS FRANK
H WANHe Nndian1 SECOND STREET
Il ALI. next Monday Might; four rounds for
points; on its merits. Several preliminary
hunfs.
Evening journal., 1894-08-23
MOrICn.-TAN YERS TAKE NUIlt3E.
IN CITY and afhuol taxau for 1894

City and school taxes for 1894.
The undersigned. receivers Of taxes, for the
city Of Wilmington, will be at No. 10 East
Sixth street. between Market and King
streets. during the months OF July and Au-
gust. 1894. between the hours Of 3 and ~ Ia
for the purpose VI receiving taxes. On All
taxes paid during July here Will be n reduce
tion Of : cents on every dollar and on ail
shall be payable without a deduction afore-
said and nll taxes unpaid on the Ist day of
September shall be increased by the addition
OF per pontum on the amount thereof.
EDMUND MITCHELL, JR..
Receiver OF Northern district, including ali
north OF Sixth street.
EUGENE M SAVERS.
Receiver Of Southern district, including all
anuth of sixth pfrqaf
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New Jersey and Wilmington
Ferry Company.

SUNDAYS ONLY.
Leave Wilmington for Pennsgrove, s5 and
Q 90 q m; 30, G % and sl5pm
Leave Pennsgrove for Wilmington, 20 and
3 Is a nj; l2 80. 90 and 30pm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-15

Misses Katie Clancy and Mary Farrell,
of MaiZCville and Lizzie Mclaughlin, OF
Pottsville. visited Bernard Farrell, at the
Miners Hospital yesterday afternoon.
A. &. Dibble, a Baltimore oyster dealer
transacted business here yesterday. Mr.
Dibble says Schuylkill is the greatest
oyster eating county he travels in and
hat he had placed about 5000 barrels IN
its vicinity this winter.
The Borough Council will hold a
special meeting this evening. Business OF
Importance will be transacted.
Col George L. Brown, of Minersville,
and his niece, Miss Essie Brown, passed
| through town on his way to Milton.
Operator John j. Goff visited friends in
| Mahanuy City last evening
DIR. Flagg, the liver pad man, is holding
| forth in Boylan'7 hall.
Superintendent b. r. Bertolet, with a
special train, inspected the CatAwissa
! branch Yesterday Conductor DAME
Dougherty had charge of the train.
Conductor John J Stephen has returned
after spending a few days in New York
with his sons, who are attending school II
that city,
Bear Ridge coliiery employees were paiC
yesterday and revived business some
| what
Matthew Farrell has opcued "a sho
store at Kaier's building on Bridge street
Helen Maurer has returned from
visit of several weeks duration to friend
in Newark, y. j.
| G. T. Llewcllyn, Of Mahanoy City, wa
among the visitors here yesterday after
noon.
The Misses Farrell have removed thei
shoe emporium from Main to Bridg
street.
Michael McGrath had foot crushed a
West Bear Ridge colliery yesterday morn
ing. McGrath was standing beside ca
of timber when an iron bar slipped OF
the car, one end striking his foot an,
cutting into the shoe and the flesh
causing "A painful wound. lie was II
moved to his home in the West ward.
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LOST CREEK.

f. E. Zerby was a visitor to Mt Car
mel to-day.
The Packer collieries will be idle on
Friday and Saturday of this week. Pay
for the last half of February will he made
on Friday, 10th inst, commencing $3.50 a.
m. and close 242 p. m
William d. Jones spent last evening in
Brownsville
Michael Mcdonald, the popular young
baseball player, is lying at his home crltl-
cally i'll with pneumonia. 1t is hoped he
will recover shortly
Michael Mcintyre, Samuel Small, Jr.,
! Edwin ID. StrOuse and Herman V.
llesse were Shenandoah visitors last
evening
Anthony Flannery spent last evening
with lady friends at GiraTdville.
John Daggett, prominent liveryman of
Gilbertuu, was the guest of his brother,
Rev. u. f. Daggett of this place yester-
day,
j. b. Mcdonald, the prominent tele-
graph munlpulatOr, spent last evening
as the guest of Miss Annie Y, NOone, who
is also lightning ierker"
! Geo. Beddall, of Shenandoah, transacted
I business here Tuesday.
! Samuel Steinbach of the engineer corps
3 is an expert mandolin player
Mrs. NJ. w. Price and Miss Annie John
son were visitors East Tuesday evening
Jas. NJ Riley, the fiddler of Browns
Vile, is receiving numerous letters from
our people here for engagements of the
famous Riley orchestra. They have many
admirers
Marion Brown, the pretty young daugh
ter of A. ID. Brown, has fully recovered
from her attack of sickness,
Ben S Daddow, of Shenandoah, spen
Wednesday evening at the Small resi-
dence.
Col ID. p. Brown and wife, and w. ii
Kaercher and wife attended the funera
of the late Chas. Dimmick at Pottsvill
this morning
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onIr tho st,rs nnd strlnes.

BROOKLYN, March 15.-Msyor Schiren
expresses himself as lJlly determined TO
maintain the position be- has taken in re-
fusing to allow the i1isa ..lV to be raised
on the city hall on s. Iauick's Day, not
withstanding the resolution passed at the
recent meeting Of the board of aldermen.
Without his approval the resolution is in
operative, and the passage Of the resolu-
ton over his veto cannot be done until ten
days have elapsed Mayor Schiren says
he is actuated only by what he believes TO
be the spirit of lrue Americauism. No
other country would consent 10 have the
Stars and Stripes uoisted ona public build
ing on the 4th OF July, and he could not
consistently allow any flag other than The
Stars and Stripes to be raised.
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Gil BERT ON,

Mrs. Kerns. the milliner, has returned
from Washington, ID. c., and reports
having had n most enjoyable vacation.
She visited the Presidents office, found
Grover out, but saw Mrs. Cleveland in the
White House: met Esther and Baby Ruth,
and has "a bouquet that the nurse plucked
for her from the White House garden
Mrs kerns also met the last descendant
of George Washington, an old gentleman
who runs cigar stand and sells his pho
tograph in one OF the government build
iugs lie is the UraudChild of George
WushinEtou's nephew and has strong
resemblance to the father of our country.
She visited the mint climbed the dizzy
heights of the Washington monument
and also visited the Navy Yard. She
heard Galusha A. Grow deliver a touch
ing address on the poor old soldier and
the pension.
The "Dazzler' at Mahanoy City oper'
| house this evening will be largely at
| tended by our theatregoers.
p. j. Moore, ,'cditor of the Weekly Item
! of Frackville, spent few hours i'm tow
! yesterday.
Rev Otto Brant, Of Mahanoy City, wa
| the guest of J. b. Rutgers yesterda!
| afternoon.
A very pleasant socinble was held a
! the home of Miss Kate Mahaney on Tues
day evening. Those present were tn,
| Misses Hannah. Bridget and Mary ldor
dan, Ella and Hannah Brusnahau
| Me,srs. F. !. and n. y. Mahaney and l
| b. Bro,uuhan
Garrett Heating attended the funera
lof Daniel Malone at New Phlladelphl
yesterday,
Miss Bridget Cautwell paid busiues
trip to Mahanoy City yesterday morn
ing.
, - &; .. .l,,. ...;,.1- ligi
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WASHINGTON, March 15.-The senate
confirmed the nomination of j. Marshall
Wright as naval officer at Philadelphia,
but reserved the right to reconsider if
found desirable. Mention was made of an
anonymous letter received by senators ac-
cusing Wright of having expressed graft
fication at Liucoln's death and it was
stated that under oG'inary circumstances
no attention would - paid to such a com
munication, bu5 that in this instance the
writer had said that there were charges on
file with the president conirmatory of this
charge. Hence, it was suggested that in
vestigation should be made az to the ex-
isteuce Of these charges, which is TO be
done before the confirmation is officially
announced.
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M'KANE'S METHODS.
Tntimations of Defaloatioh on Electric
Lighting and License Funds.

Intimations of Defaloatlon on Electric
Lighting and License Funds.
BROOKLYN. March 15.-Lawyer Goorve
+. Elliott, counsel for the citiaons' com
mittee of Gravesapd, who is helping the
committee to investigate tho finances OF
Gravesend, will apply TO the supreme
court and make demand on John y. Nc
Kane or his a-5stants for permission to
inspect the books and papers Of MckSne.
If he succeedsin getting these documents
the information will be used later when
action will be brought on the part of the
taxpayers against the town stficials OF
Grsvesend Mr.. Elliott claims that Con
troller ORourke, 5. S. Williamson and
James NCkane, brother of the ex-chief,
have the books he wants to inspect.
The contract price Tor the electric light
plant was $1,000 and the records show
that Mcknne drew q rcuusitiun for 500,
900, alleging that that sum was to DO pui
in the huildiuR and plant. The sum wa
| allowed on thaJ requisition, and on thii
| reputation Mcraue drew out at different
| times the sum II &53, 900. The sum o.
~, ,O00 was p&id 5ust before election. Th'
court wiz be asked by the committee t.
investigate what work was done on thii
plant. The question now is whether th'
requisitiou was not 3SJ,O 900 too much
II the ssloons ou Coney Island all paiC
| in license the sum would amount to Sl2,
| 600 year, but Counselor Elliott says h
| has discovered that all that was turned II
the county treasury was $500 1t is als'
| said that some Of the saloon keepers hat
to pay exorbitant demands TO run thei
| Dlaces
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QUAKAKE.

Misses Lizzie Houser, Ida Betz and
Mamie Staeb, of Barnesyille, visited
Quakake friends yesterday.
Four respectable boarders wanted at
William Eveand's Apply ut once.
Miss Mary Neifcrt has returned from a
two weeks visit to Freeland.
The Union Aid Society will hold their
second meeting in the newly rented hall
this week when an election of officers will
take place.
Mrs :. Ncfert and Mrs. $. Bowers
called upon DelauU friends yesterday.
Roland Neifert relieved telegraphpl
Clarence Hosler at Iiauk's crossing Oii'",
on Saturday night and expects to "holo
down to job again tomorrow night
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Go and hear Hi, Waiter" as rendered
by MCElheuuy's phOuograph. 3-l4-u
CENTRALIA.

James Cafferty, one of our former
towns men, but now a member of the
United States marines at Boston, Mass,
returned yesterday after spending a few
pleasant weeks here.
Henry Herskovits, the hustling editor of
the Centralia Journal, was in Mt. Carmel
this morning.
Centralia and Logan collieries are idle
TODAY on account of having no empty
cars.
DR. Thomas Curry of Philadelphia
returned yesterday after a few days visit
to town as the guest of Hon c. g.
Murphy.
Charles Strausser spent Wednesday
among friends in ShamOkin.
Our new hotel keeper j. S. Good, runs
bus to the depot to meet every train,
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An Easy Way to Economic.
A SHENANDOAH wOMAN's METHOD
OF SAVING THE DOLLARS.

New Clothing Made from OId by Diamond
Dyes->pring Dresr,s, suits nnd wraps
win NO Exp .rse for New Material
Dressing wcn with Li.,le Mo1ey.
In these hard times Shenandoah wo-
man has found Diamond dyes the greatest
help in economizing. With their air her
husband, her children and herself have
dressed comfortably, although nearly all
the clothing was old material dyed over,
Diamond dyes make such beautiful coll
ors that goods dyed with them cannot be
told from new. Any one can use them, as
the directions are so plain and simple that
no skill is needed The color is there to
stay, and will not wash wear, or fade
out.
Silk, cotton, wool, dresses, cloaks, stock
ings, feathers laces, carpet rags, are all
easily colored by Diamond dyes. They
are specially prepared for home use, and
the makers guarantee them the strongest
and fastest of all dyes Use package
and see how easy it is to dye at home.
| The Diamond are the original package
dyes, and no one should accept any of the
inferior substitutes that are sometimes
kept by dealers for larger profit. Many
of the dyestufrs in Diamond dyes are
original discoveries that simplify the
work, and cannot be had in other dyes
Insist on having the Diamond and you
will always be successful in home-dyeing
1T
Buy Keystone flour. Be sure that thu
name LEsstG & BAER, Ashland, Pa, il
l.
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TRENTON. March 15.-The great argu-
ment before the supreme court in the SEN
ate muddle came to a close yesterday
afternoon, after lasting for five days, and
in which seven of the leading counsel be-
lore the bar of New Jersey have partici-
pated The court gave no indication of
what its decision might be, except that
the chief justice stated after adjournment
that nothing would be done before Mon
day, as the court would not hold any con-
ference upon the matter before that time.
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BUFFALO, March l5.--rhe steamer G G.
Hadley started today for Toledo to load
with grain Tor Buffalo. This makes the
opening of navigation just one month
earlier than last year and the earliest open
ing on record.
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a VOICE From Florida

Or. " f. By um, Live Oat, Florida, ssys
Red Flag OIL IL one OF the most succqSsfu!
pain cures sell. It's IN unfAilinE remedy
Tor Rheumatism, Neuralgia and >prains
Sod Flag OIL costa & cents. Sold ~ y. r. d
Kirliu's drug store.
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raen Baby was sick, we gave nor CasVos1A
rbep she WAS a Child she cried for Castors,
sbsn she seCame Miss, she chung 70 Cassostsa
gbsp she mad Children. sbe gave tham CaSsacs,
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Photographers claim that they can take
picture of rifle ball travelling at the rate
of 1900 feet per second.
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John A. Reilly's is the place to get the
purest wines and liquors, best beer and
ales and finest brands OF cigars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-15

A bad cOagh OF cold calls for a good remedy
The cure ior IT, For Coughs, Colds, he
Grippe and consumption, perfect anc
per nanent cure is Pan-lina, the worst easel
Yield TO It's healing properties costs a5 cents
Pan-Tina is sold at r. p. ID. Klrln's drul
store.
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TsTATE OF JOHN SOBOLOsKY, De
Il ceased. Letters OF admini-tration on the
estate Of John SoboIosky. late Of the borough
Of Shenandoah, schuylkill county, PennEyl-
vania, deces' ed, have been granted to Walter
W. Rynklewicz, r. siding in said borough, TO
whom all persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested TO make payment and thosf having
cl inns or demands will make known the same
without delay, or to the administrator s attoT-
ney, J, X, Coyle, Shenandoah, Pa.
WALTER W. RYFKlEWICZ,
Administrator.
March 8. 1896 got oaw
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Tor SALE-Cheap, the timber and other
y material Of the building now sttusted Of
the sou beast corner of Main and Centre
streets and formerly occupied by j. Slattery
Apply TO Mis- NJ. A Egan, 10 East Centre
street, shenandoah, Pa. 3l4-4t
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Get your repairing done at Holder
maps.
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WANTED--Tvo good men, steady employ,
English and German preferred rTperience not
necessary. Call on or write 10 o. O. Feuerolt,
Asst Supt Prudential Insurance Co. OF
America, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. san
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Buy Keystone flour. Be sure that the
name LEssGG & BAER, Ashland, Pa, is
printed on every sack. 3-3-3taw
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nor RENT.-The most comfortable lodge
+ room in IoWn. Furnished with body
Brussels carpet and silk plush furniture.
Room known as Schmidts Hall, llo and llS
North Main street. Day for rent Saturday.
Apply to Max hmidt. S-9'u
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EOR SALE CheAp.-A good tent, suitable for
and Commission House, West Centre street tf
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DOYS WANTKD.-TWentyR more boys
ID wanted to carry the EVENING HERALD
Apply at once At this ofies.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TOR SALE.-A good horse for sale. cheap.
L Apply TO NJ p. Conry, 81 South Main
street, shenandoah 36lw