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rttr COTTON MARKETS.

Nt,W YORK. Jan. 2J.-Cotton ste"uy
middlinc gulf. ~. middling uplands, &c,
sales ~ bales Futures closed steaiy
sales. GfS. 7eo bales; January, l'cn, ~,
ruary. Is6; March, 19l; ..prll, co. uS ~
SOC. June, s.i3; July, SD; August OIL
September, S.23. -,,,.. 81
Tho total consolidated net receipts on
cotton reported to-day from all p0IS7
were 1922 bales: exports 10 Great pr
tain .,.rl1 bales: France. 5I9 bales Con-
fluent II 600 bales. stock. OS9,3ii OdieS'
Total so far this week-Net rtcSipe9'
f344f bales: exports 70 Great bIltain'
30i@1 bales: France, SO bales; Nohu-
nent. 2p,35l bales: 4.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 29.-Cotton tu-
lures steady: sales. ifS. 40 bales; January,
30; February, 7.30; March, iol April
7Cf; May. 40; June, 1.le; july 80 Au-
Liv BRPOOL Jan. 29-Noon.-Cotton
demand moderate and prices steaay ;
American middling, ~; sales lO'voV oales
American. SEQ bales; speculation anu
export 00o bales: receipts, 1000 nales'
American, 1900 bales. futures s'edvs
and demand moderate: February Siaicn
I l2-6i; MaCcn-Aprl, lf-ot' Apin- 49, $40
4 1861. Nay-June. 4 i1-GiGi 1874; June
Iuiv 4 l9-Gllr4 2O-jl: July-August, 2l-1i
| August-September / 2j-Oi. iehue'9' Az
| bales new dOckets. -. ,....,. tarr
4 = N-.Ianuary. 4 l3-Gi buyers JAM
a. IA. Nsrch-ApriI. 1J-6i. sellers
| ,o,t-Nav t6-lA0i 1864; May uh'
| afisGI buvers: June-July, -V-of, sei
-. Juiv-August. 2l-6lff4 2--O4i Ausus
| September. 4 1854, buyers. u'uie
| closed firm.
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CHARLESTON.
rnRAcco EXCHANGE.

CHARLESTON, ). c., Jan. |''-ru'
ps posin arm AT pc. for good strained
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
TO lNvES TORS.

All persons contemplating IN
vestmcnts for the year 1894 are
invited to consider the dcsira-
bility of the stock OF the Old
DOMINION BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION. which
is sold at $50 per share and has q
maturity value of 500 per share,
paying 6 per cent. annual cash M
terest until maturity upon the
amount invested.
This stock presents the rare
combination of handsome returns
with security as absolute as any
| known investment.
Call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
1913 east Main street,
Chamber of Commerce Building,
Richmond, Va.
j. TAYLOR ELLYsoN,
President
NORMAN V. RANDOLPH;
Vice-President.
Directors j. TAYLOR ELLYsoN,
JOIN s. ElLErT, JOIN b. PURCELL,
n. V. RANDOLPH, FRANET SUTTON,
ia20-im
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,,r,,v work. PRODUcE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODLC " ", -i.A IN LII md
-, winter wheat, low grades, S-.uVn
. a.: patent S3.30Q30l; MINES )tu c.S.'s'
81. j0li2 30; patent Sj.so9 i'5'; low ,s.sa
s.sO5m24J. Southern flour dull aiu w. ~
common to fair extra 9-.OVe''-V' 49,
choice do, S3.1ON l2u. .,o,,a-
Wheat dull: No. . red, store ana eieNa-
tor Gei. afa,i5c: ahoat 6i'SdD>c ~
liens moderately active at Ac. up; ~ W.
. red January, GGkc.; February V0e0''
" cS2n Vy drm and quiet: No p SIS ele-
voror 4li5c ahoat; steamer miAeu' 80, &c
| die; No. , white, 43q43hc. , Opulp,,'
| i.0b.c higher closing urn 'oii"'''
| 43lac.; February bl2c.' MAY , - NC.
Oats quiet and tirmer; Januai pits'
! Trebruarv 3fitc.; May, 344c.i NO. = 49,
! trarch 37bc Spot-NO. :, '"l4to -.
No > white. 364Q36l4c,; mixed "eS'e' 49,
| 32isa}Gc.. white do, 30a4Oc. H.. chin
Ifav I'm fair demand ana steaus S''F
10 c-l,10... GOOD to choice, StnJJc.
Wool steady and fairly active doileS-
| tic fleece. giQ25c.; pulled, lOh &c 60, nn0,
| Reef quiet and firm; iemliy, - 80
| 13.uO: extra mess, SS.'nNo.' ~. tiarred
| ann and firm at Slb.Jo0 ''vV, ",bo,t
| b1@f nutet. cut meats quiet ana Spo"1
steady. pickled bellies, Si.Sti2' snou'~0'" -
Ss 5O. hams. $3.50; middles nominal tom,
Lard quiet and easier Wes'e en- ~ Pc Pc
closed at $50 asked Ja ll,a1,inant -. 10:
fined quiet and easier tOhillg Sr ,ssils,
south America, 1915; compound S'''-'2'
60. ,,.. moss SlI.5Oa
| Pork dun anu 7tc"Ns
loo. ....,,,,, o,,d steadicr:
s,,te dairy. lGq22c. do. creamery, -
90 western dairy. l5igdi' c'' uV'' - ''''''
erv. lSu2GLc.: Eigins 20H,.. o,,,da
Gofton seed oil quiet and steaay' ''"'e
soc. bid; yellow, Doc, ,.,,,.,,,, barrels
Petroleum quiet, Westminster, va Nar
sfo1. do in bulk, $3.50. Rehnea-->sM
Vcrk sis. Philadelphia ana Bal'lnloi'
T =, in. do. i'm bulk. - .60H2o9. , CON,
Rosin dull and STEADY S""''''''
| mon 20 good, SllOHl.lI. 49,. .ntt1,gtc
Turpentine quiet and steaay o., ~ 800
Pice steady and fairly active, 1 ls9,t
ne fair 10 extra. 34NJkc.; japan, aH ~
d Afoiassea- Foreign nomlhal ~" ,,il
4 ls9ns omen kettle good 20 cholce' p"''
( and steady az 3od3Sc. t.,,,,,t ~,
Peanuts quiet. fancy hahupie Nc.,, -, +,
coTee~ Options duh and uncnahs,,c So,
3 r nnints down: January NlnDl' ni@t.
Sf,t05. Nav. SlJ.Gj: July, Sl3.-V' StP'.m W.,
har s1475dl4SO. Spot lNo Jun q"
D., steadv: No. Z, Si7S1iI. ,. "a
Surar-Raw quiet ana unehali-' ,,,,,,e
D. ,aGnine 25.c. Refined dun ana LOW
3, 30 q. 3s.n3 l3-lGc. standard ~ -
4 g-1i;c.. cut-l0af, l5-lVglc., Si ,'9'''
81 ty-telf5c.. granulated. ll-lVp rs.
a Frelehts 10 Liverpool quiet anu 7'e"N
D. cotton. .-32d.; grain, 80
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oo, contract or purchases heretoiore
made by said board LOT '"e P''
Gated IN this act.
wants to Vote.
.o,r,o, WIS received in the House
,.cs,e,aav from Ora Langhorne, OF 'u'-
oc,er Who As asking for the pfivhese
of suffrage. Tie petition. when ~ ao
dressed 10 the members OF ne oehe'a'
Assembly, reads rs follows
Ora I,anghornc. OF Cupeper county.
Va do hereby petition for the rikn.
of suffrage I'm State ana inl'eu H'a.es
elections IL there ~ not now any eoe,s
or body which can bcstow upon me ,''s
right. / now and hereby request va
s,,ch an act will be passed by 'h' 40
sembiv as will create such power OF ""
thorty. <.,,,
petition for my enfranchiscmeh' iio"'
political disability because am W.
tuentv-onc years OF age can Iedn
and write. ! am neither an lu,o',
manner. nor insane. j have committed DO
crime I desire the right of suffrage III
the land Of my birth because | am taxed
without representation. l own properly
In Virginia which would increase IN Value
| b,tt for the esecrable roads maintaneo
in the Commonwealth. j am deeply III
| terested IN the education OF the YOUTH
~ the state. but see an inefficient puoli'
school system in operation, while women
! are excluded from our higher lhsu'u
| .to,a of learning. which their property
IS taxed to support. ..,.,.o,
Every feeling OF my heart ~ ou'iase'
80, ,hc crueities practiced i'm the county
~ - md aln1shouses of the State
p', - which | have visited PERSONAL.
,.orify reports brought TO my ears.
~ ta1,c,.e that these and other abuses
ia he remedied TO a great extent with
hort period n i and other educate'
women were permitted TO take part d
public affairs. o. 80,
Hoping for a favorable answer 10 IN.
netition. I sign myself in all sinceriV
and truth.
The Committee on Privileges ana h,e
tion will meet this morning at the onl'
90 Cabeu & Cabel. Tenth and Main s'Ies.
and consider the bill introduced py ~
L Nicor. which seeks to prevent bribery o.
r fraud at primary elections, noininael'
d conventions. returning boards toWh GU
n ~. and executive committees ana a' CIV
e fions of delegates to nominating conF.
tions in the several towns, counties Z"
% cities OF the state. ,,;,o
he THE bill has been printed ana quit
number Of interested parties are u'siIo
'd TO be heard. o,rio,or
Oh Mr. Philip T. Brown, the proprietor
the Blue Ridge Springs, and OF the 10
IN burton. at Danvllle. who represent
OF Rofetourf in the House Of Delegates, v
We tied The House of Delegates yeStei u"''
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THE REFUNDING BILL
.sSrS rHE RoJsE or DELEGArEs
urrHoUr a DISSENTING yoTH.
,.,, richting for the Society for the ''e-
,eniion OF Cruelty to Anim"is-'" w
,nre Uniformity In Legislation

.... House OF Dcitf'~'''
.f, sneaker Cardwcn al neon yes'e'
~, minister being present the pro
.. of the body had TO be commences
cf absence was granted to me
.~.,.ne members: Mr. Hpnion oil + ''-
too days; Mr. Petty OF rage '"''
AIR. craft of scott four days. MI
....,. NJ l,ocklrrtam. three days
... sanders. OF Franklin, inJodu'eo
.,-,ion providing that that p't0 %
....,rnor Mcknney's message Wh''" ~
10 ,bc criminal expenses be referred
.... committee for Courts Of Justice 10
.., ,,y hin or otherwise. The resolution
Was asrccd 90. .so
.r. srs, business taken up was the
,....n made by Speaker Cardwe" Oh
..sriav. providing that recons'ue'@''o"
obi. vote Dv which the amendment was
s fo onercd by sir. Gregory. OF 'i,'o
..-.ll. TO Senate bill 80. 20, eN'e'.,','r
... ,,1,ors of The Society for ffeNsn''9'
Er,.uV I'D Animals The amen -.
...rires The officers Of the society ,oids
.ls IAN the sum Of Sl.oo'. ana u no
r.m liable for amy damages - the
...r The motion was asfeeu IT,
..,.rdnont was voted down 49,, flor
..- Stool OF Prince William tneh o.
..tr.r amendment. proNldlhS e".
a,l.o,s of the society ne le4u" g" M
t...l in the sum AZ SOD WIN 80
t,.. AVID thet they VIII not AhoNi"
..t. any false or improper 81
Solder fre act Another amehuin,"', -
Sir NiloIs provides mat il any a. .,ol
,.rrlaI. ou which lien IS pla,'u - a.
,.,.r The dischafgirg az the h'h "' -
"-..' ,.s..i. the remainder OF III
...te shall be paid over To inc o""0'.
er.oorv OF Chesterheh. "pPOes
.t.tfl and took the ground li"e -
bond oI 500 was TOO smah' -..o,ost.
,lr Mason. OF King George S"9s -
te,t tfa l,.nd Doe made 500. ana MI M
agreed % the amendment 49,. y
Judge Shelley. of Smyth, thouSn. W
would work q hardship on -" -,
.rIfuai4 who loan them out an" -.
, .f.,-.,,.,,,te iu an injured CONDITION.
air.. Gibson. Of Cupeper. SPOKE ~ - =,
,.rrth ar4iust the proposed mtdS"i = ~
...ilv gave way 10 MI Masoi' VI ~
,.rie. who obtained unanimous 'onse
,oafrone Inc calendar ia CIDER 70 u
the Senate bin which lrcFlo'S iVi
.siticnal rebuilding OF sun 1u'7'""u'
ag of the state debt This was ayr"
,..rd another long disC ussion ensutu'
-...n exnlainod the bin at Some iens'
End urged its passage in order that l
-,,,rd of Sinking Fund Commission
,irat act al once. If tbs was done =.
defects mieht be discovered and reineai
.0i- the Legislature was sun I'D seS9io'
ur. Gregory, of Chesterfield wanted
lave the bin SO over in order 10 nee"
more familiar with IT'S PROVISIONS 9
exclaimed his position, which was III
rf,n to the bill In connection W
,na matter he took occasion To lect'
sine House on politics. and was pronp
..yrca by Mr.. Gibson, of Cuiperer
thought the best the Popuiists couid
MAS TO keep quiet and iet the Demo1I
gass their bills.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, Jan. ~ 49,
sun rises.............''''''' s:3l
SIM sets 49, A Al
Moon rises ..............-s.s'' I'M tern
DAVIS length...---..- '..' -
HIGH TIDE. ,,.o
.t,,,tno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ss's''''f'' =, ~
lfVentng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ponr. or " Esr POiNr, Jan. - ls'f'
ARRIVED
steamship Danvne, Murphy ba'e''''o'e'
messengers and general calbV' ,o,,o,,
.oorosbtp Cttv OF COLUMBIA Jeh"'S'
~ Work. general cargo. ,....,ra
sfeamsnip Gloucester, Howes' ba'''iiio'''
general cargo.
SAILED.
.,o,ross,n Gloucester Howes Boston
81. Norfolk. general cargo. ,,o,,
Steamship city Of Columpa' 's' ai,,'
! New York via Newport News ana NUT
| folk. general cargo ,.. ,,stttmore.
Steamship Danville, Murphy bai''''''N
nassengers and general cargo ,....,o,e
| Steamship f'OrestnOlme. 'oiil9'0'-
i5vcrpool cotton and general cargo
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SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. 1-sp'.ss 'u Tor
.s Sa, market, market opened firm al Sc w
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..nNEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
NJ have several sums s O N EsiSie a, rS
LOAN on I''N"' X ". BOW T.,
per cent. No. Eleventh street
ia2s-2t -------------
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FINANCIAL.


,rne Georgia Pacliic I1H,l"I,s,,
Washington. y. c.. jan -, . '9''
rnr Coupons ER.!9,,M, ., THE ls Gi2is-
l e" GA fAclflc ; : rES COL S;oLp b BB6SDs.
MENT slNkfNG, "a. ntN Win I be- PAID by the
due fe9ruS az p'fescntaton at the Sen q ai
T TeSssVSci ompeny o. Seq Ok f %G.NSb AFTER
THAT DALE SAMUEL sPENcEK,
~. HUiDEkOihH'
REUBEN fOsIEh
faWl-tf
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v,,rrnr ALMANAC. Jan. 80, 1894.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-09

DEs MONIES Ia, Feb 9 A Joint COM
mittee of the house and senate Is now con
siderin0 Nicolrs bill for handling the
liquor traffic. The bill proposes first local
option. If it is decided 10 grant fran
chises companies can be formed composed
of at least twenty five persons, with a
capital not exceeding $4,000, which cor
poration is to be granted the exclusive
right TO sell liquors in city. All profits
over 10 per cent, after running expenses
are deducted, are to go to the state and be
divided, 80 per cent to the town or city and
20 per cent to the school fund. Where the
franchise proposition is defeated the pres
eut law Will hold
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-09
.....Voyage.....
Around the wv Orld

You will wonderful things meet celebrated
ages, and you will not lose any time from business.
The first week going to introduce to YOU
lst The venerable Justices Supreme the United
States, in their black robes of office.
3D. The lovely Mrs Cleveland
3d. The President of the United States, Mr. Cleveland
4h The Cabinet Mr. Ceveands second administration with
splendid photo y SarOny Of Mr. Cleveland in the centre.
5h Vice President Stevenson and nineteen prominent members
the Senate.
9Th Twenty prominent members of the House Of Representatives
7 The Presidents Of the United States since the formation Of the
United States.
9th Twenty y-eight Governors now in office.
9Th President Harrison and his Cabinet.
10Th Prominent Republicans
18th. Prominent Democrats.
18th A dozen Generals famous since the War
18Th Celebrated Union Generals.
18th Famous Confederate Generals
18TH Leaders of the Navy.
l6h Foreign Ministers at Washington.
The following week shall present you bishops arcbishop,
cardinals authors mionaires actresses,
actors Queen Victoria the Prince Wales his family Others
The third week shall present royal persons and
then begin travels in foreign andsy that will twenty
six weeks
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-09
THIRD EDITION
FRACKVILLE.

Evan J Evans was granted wholesale
liquor license yesterday. His application for
a retail license was refused. Dominick j.
Lynch secured a retail license.
George Wagner, of Mahanoy City, trans
acted business here yesterday.
Three rooms Of the new school house have
been occupied, and scholars and teachers are
we'll pleased with the change
Edward 'akus Jr., of Philadelphia, is
visiting his father, Edward Harkins, Sr., OF
Lehigh avenue.
The body Of James Ryan, who died ON his
larm near town this week, was taken to
Mahanoy Plane at 9 o'clock this morning for
church service, and returned 20 Fackville at
eleven, where interment WAS made in st
Mary's cemetery.
Mrs. Alexander Grey, of Lehigh avenue,
who has been sick with pneumonia for the
past seven weeks, now lies very low.
Jacob Timmous spent pleasant afternoon
in Shenandoah ON Wednesday.
Mrs. JEFF Williams, of shenandoah is Wis
iting Mrs David Hammett
The Catholic church members of town will
hold meeting in Kcru's hall on unday
afternoon to take action on the proposition
TO buy the old school house, which they
would use as a church and Sunday school.
Misses lullihau, Rose, Quinn and Cassie
DOlan, from MahanOy City, MessTs. Joseph
Flynn, John Walker, Edward Muniey, Owen
JusCk, Thomas Rouse and Bernard Murphy,
OF MahanOy Plane and the six brothers, OF
Colorado, were in Frack vile last evening at
tending the wake of James Ryan, who died
here on Monday night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-09
ALMOST A LYNCHlNG


Marrow Escape Of Brute at Port
Blanchard, Pa.
WLKEsBAREE. Pa, Feb. 9 There came
near being lyuching at Port Blanchard
last night. Cyrus Flannigan was seen to
enter the depot about $3.50 D. m, accom-
panied by a l3-yearold girl named Susan
Leslie The girl was seen to he very sick,
aud later it was discovered that she had
been assaulted. Suspicion was ut once
attracted to Flannigan who was placed
under arrest. In the meantime large
crowd of men collected on the outside of
the depot They had rope aud were
bent on lynching Flanagan Bring him
out until we string him upr' they cried,
but the cOustHbles executed flank move
ment and took their prisoner down into the
cellar and dragged him out Of coal hole
unseen. He was taken through the fields
to the next station and put aboard train
for Pittston, where he was locked up for
the night Physicians are Of the opinion
that the girl Will not recover
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-09
HE ESCAPED THE MOOSE.
Ingenious aud Effective Plea That Saved
Tho Life of a mnr.a Thief

Brooks Story, a notorious criminal who
was so badly wanted in Mississippi that the
authorities had offered "A reward for his
capture had found a safe refuge in Arkan-
sas aud might have abided there unmo.
lested according TO the Vicksburg Herald.
but for one unlucky circumstance In am
evil hour for him he saw and coveted "a
horse, and shortly afterward took posses
sion Of the animal. The owner and friends
gave chase aud came up with the rubber
aud his prey i'm a sweet, secluded spot that
seemed "a typical scene for a lynching bee
They had all the accessories for such an en-
tertaiumcut and were about tomake a tassel
or pendant OF story, To- the eternal disap.
pointmpnt of some future biographer and
to his own serious Inconvenience, when thu
wits of the astute outlaw rose to the occg
sion, and he began to address the court as
leading attorney for thedefense. Whether
he wasted amy time on flights of eloquence
is not recorded, but under such trying cir
cumstauce- and with the jury anxious to
have the ceremonies over with and gp to
dinner it. is presumed that he got down TO
business very speedily.
Realizing hat "A lecture on the bad effect
of lyuculug was uutimely, he appealed to
the material interests of his judges and
told them, it is said, that they We're a set of
chumps and suckers to hang him for moth
ing at all when they could turn him over
to the state Of Mississippi for $3.50 in cash.
The appeal TO The pocket nerve proved ef
fectual. The criminal secured a respite and
eventually free passage to Jackson and
the peuiteutiary Warned by previous eX
perience of his slippery nature, the Off
cials will do their utmost to hold him, but
the highest and strongest walls may be un
dermued and scaled the most vigilant
guards may be eyadod, while no man can
count upon saving his neck from an Ar
kansas slipuoo-c after it has once settled
utD place around hi, cerylcal vertpbrH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-09
BIG ROBBERY OF JEWELS
Tho Gems. However, Are Quickly Recov-
cred by the Police,

cred bY the fOliCe'
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb "a daring
and successful robbery in this city re-
suited in the loss to p ) Barnum, travel
Ing representative Of Shearer & Douglas,
jewelry firm of New York of his trunk
of samples valued at about $4,000 Bar
mum came from Northampton TO this city
and registered at the Cooley House, but
left his trunk in the baggage room at the
station When he called for his trunk
subsequently he was informed that It had
been called for and sent to the Hotel
Glendower A visit there proved that Mr..
Barnum'- s trunk had been sent mp TO room
No o. which the register showed was oc-
Cupied by II Boyd, of Boston Mr..
Barnum went to the room and found it
unoCcupied, but his trunk, with the lid
torn open, stood empty in the middle Of
the room The thief had presented a
check numbered j65 while Barnum's ia
mum bcred 4G5
The greatest part ii not all the dia-
monds and rings stolen from Mr. Barnum
were recovered late last night. City Mar
shal and Inspector GUILTY Of the local po-
lice force, traced them to the American
express office, whence they had been sent
from this city to 4. 5, Davis. at Worces
ter. The thief has not yet been captured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-09
MAHANOY FLAME.

John j. Gof went to Gordon this morning
to remain several days
George Cone, our postmaster, celebrated
lhis seventy-ffth birthday to-day.
Arthur Jones, outside foreman at Bear
Rtdge coliery, has been in Pottsville during
the past two days standing an examination
for mine inspector.
Four young men from St. Nicholas John
Bornas, Charles Casper, Edward casey aud
John Ryan, the first two Polish, were arre5 ed
by Officer Benjamin Goudgo, of Ashland,
yesterday afternoon, while riding on p q r
coal tram, The officer informed the young
men that they were under arrest. when they
stepped of the cars and meekly followed him
10 Squire Reynolds office, where fine as
imposed Their journey was continued by
the electric railway,
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I Gent a Day.
Y Gents a wv eek.

By this time you will doubtless be the conditions
i@tn10 EACH day cut the printed the
@1No ~ i page put t necent
of
of
People by Sunlight" the traveller
thOar and John CLARK portfolio
there will
able colcOnsach
pete series and should seize the If
the HERALDa have
getting the HERALDseud
left by carrier for you every day.
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AROyal4...
Introduction 1,l,:5 Bureau.
Presentation of People of Renown
To the People of Shenandoah and
The Mahanoy Valleys.

NJ make voyage around the world and meet the crowned
" ~ heads of Europe well the distinguished people
in this country and abroad would lots of money, wouldn't it,
you had the into their society But suppose you
could sit in your home with your wife and children around
and face face with splendid photographs of these people of
note that would be quite big step toward knowing hemas
perhaps, you will ever get.
And when you begin weary studying the features of this
class of society will show you good many places and things
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dollars to
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ing verifying hardly be exaggerated Wherever travel is
practicable there the lens with its quick flash Of light and swiftly
caught image of and has otuppy the deficiency
and transmit homes in distant lands the picture and visions of
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Coming Events.

March 16 Third annual ball of the St,
Patrick's Band, in Robbins opera house.
April 2O-Ice cream festival under the
auspices Of the Star Flute and Drum Corps
in Robbins opera house.
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Wonders one dozen SO cabinets for 81 S r..
or. Centre and Market SITS. Pottsville
11-2I.tf
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When seeking 3 neat and we'll conducted
afe 90 TO Burchil's, corner Main and Coal
s-erts Polite and prompt attention. HIT
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Special low prices to all in watches iewelry
aud silverware at Holderman's, corner Main
and Lloyd streets. u 27,G
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USE wells NDHy BLUE the t,
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Nhe Coupons will appear ~
n -Commencing January I3th.

w Samples the Photographic series may upon appl
Hooks Brown North Main street. Il. Anderson
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