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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
broad way.
GROCERIES

Quality frSt. mere no Otner way 10
build a great Grocery business. No matter
how little the price. ilthe thngis mean YOU
don't want it. 1t would be an injury TO us if
YOU kept unsatisfactory goods. We want
YOU to come twice. ten times. all the time.
Our warrant is behind all We sell
Clam Boulon best quality made rom selected clans,
packed in half pint sans, usual price ljc the can;
our prize s.. 55t the dol
Oyster Bay Asparagus, finest quality. full bunch Of
long white, tender spears m every san, days only,
20 the can.
lucta OIL finest quality warranted equal TO TIE best
imported regular price "a and 36c; our p1oe this
week only. As large bottle: IS medium hottie.
Celery salt, best quality packed large castor bottles,
excellent with soup, fish or meats, regular ljt size
a, s. the bottle
n Y State MauowfIt Peas. finest quality excellent
flavor sweet and mealy, preferred by some TO early
lunes, TO- can.
n y. State Strlnge>> Beans, snail. crisp, whole
bean Of fine flavor and color TO- the c1n.
n Y State Baldwin Apples, peeled, coei and quar-
tered excellent tor making pies, pudding or sauce,
IL the can: sl.jo the doz
Maine Sugar Corn Baby Conn, finest quality sweet
est tenderest. small Kernels solid pack l5> the san;
ST., the ioz: $40 the iol. case.
Columbia River Salmon Steaks. one >Oht rete, the
ten..efoin OF the fish 10 hot cold. Is the 10
flat can $40 the doz.
Preserved sweet oranges, finest qudly, >HNeu, w
served IN heavy syrup. ~ the 20 OF. jar
Halowee Dates best quality, SeaSonlble, healthy
article s. the Ii box
Old-tashoned Apple Butter, best quality, made OF
selected apples and holei cider, properly >pited, St
the stone crock. with bail
California Lemon Cling Crawford Peaches, iine
quality good flavor heavy syrup. fine color iut and
cut in halves is the can, 500 the doz.
Sunbeam Syrup finest quality the King Of sYups,
made of heavy sugar syrup, Favored with glaze
iIuit 20 the large bottle.
basement. Fourth Avenue.
FRAMED PICTURES
OF course these prices are unheard Of but
there's a new picture store here, and this is
its first nod TO you.
Boderhallsen Madonna, Queen Louise and other pop
ular subjects, 2Ox?i IN beautifully colored Photo
grayures. handsomely framed with white enameei,
we'll finished brass trimmed easel $3.50
Water Color> and PaSelS, 3 m gilt frames, At So.
Artotype llXli in. 40.
High grade water colo>, etrtngS, photosravure,
etc framed ana unframed
Framing to order A speciality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
DRESS GOODS.


A storm of styles, wilderness OF weaveS
a wonder spread OF all that is new ana
charming in woven Stutfs. That's the sort
Of Z Dress Goods store we keep. A good
share of the women hereabout know IT.
We mean that they shall all know It.
Crepons. the wavy weavcs that fashions smile SITS so
softly on. 1900 yis fine French wide range
of v1nsome wrinkles. SO. kind at oOc
silk warp Crepons, new ripple pattern - m 81"
kind al S25.
Slk-and-woo Crcpon, 4, in, day and evening shades
81 80 kinds at 81. 20
Two special lines, slk-nnd-woo Jacquards and Chev-
lots. ~ styles Spring shades in each. o3 ana 'ot.
Scotch Tweed effects, 30 IN, 81 kind at Tt.
French and English >uitine PladS stripes ana ohecKS'
81 u to 81 kinds At ST. S5O and sl.IS.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
2CC0 yds. black fancy CrcronS at 6Ot. the 9oc KIND.
Handsome black Crepons, 81; 81 80 kind
Novelty Mohlr J1cquards 70c: 81 KIND
Choice French CreponS Sl5O si.9o ana sI'oo' uSui'Y
81 10 3 ana So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
broadway and ninth street
IN THE SHOE STORE.

More rOom more buSineSS-more de-
serving. And it's only the start.
Women's - to s. Oxiord> tan, black patent leather,
a, Si60.
Variety Of womcnS boots, 50 30 TO- So kinds At
500.
Womcn> Wi Kid boots, narrow toes, medium heels,
hand>ewcd turned soc$, s. instead Of $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07

United States Consul Theodore NJ. Stephan, at
Annaberg Germany. reports that the Agrarian
press Of that country In prosecution OF it's war
upon American products. Is now raising the cry.
beware OF American cracked oats" This product
OF American industry has recently been introduced
into Germany with marked success. but the
Agrarians are determined not 10 allow any Amer
lean agricultural product to enter into competition
with their own and IL they cannot exclude II on
hygienic grounds they will demand rom Their Gov
eminent a prohbitiVe tariff. I'VE may therefore
feel justified IN expecting their part" says Con
sui Stephan. IAN attempt 10 have the customs duty
on this 'transoceanic product advanced high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
EASTER EGGS CARAMELS.

Watch hm--that French coniectioner-
decorating Chocolate Easter Eggs. How
easy, How artistic ANY name or motto
you wish.
Pay 4Oc for CarlmclS if YOU want to
but there's no need of it, These at ?0c are
the i0c kind. Five iavorS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
FURNITURE

Two acres Of Samples-and not a piece
among them that we cannot vouch for. It's
only the prices that are low down.
Solid Oak Bedroom Suit, 3 pc>-bcdstcad bureau
washIlnd- good quality hair mattress, good woven
wire >pno par feather pillows. and SIS for the lot!
100 high back and ann RockcrS-an,lquc oak and
imitation Mahogany, polish finish saddle wood
seat. S3.85 each
Antique oak ChlftonicIS, polish finish, j large deep,
generous drawers S625-only 81 - the drawer,
Fourth Floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
WOMEN'S OUTING SUITS

Going abroad this summer or going 10
the Mountains? Want good knookabout
Suit that looks nice and costs little
Look at these. Just a little heavy for City
wear in Summer time. but the very thing
for Mountain or Sea.
Have been Sl2 80 TO $1,000.
Now IS to Sl5-Broken Sizes of course,
and only a few of Il kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07

Controller Eckels to-day appointed {. {. Ma
gruder. OF Maryland. formerly chief of division in
the Third Auditors Office, teller in the Controllers
Office. al $3.50 a year, Major Amos Webster,
removed. Major Webster on General Grants
staff during the war and was for some time chief
clerk of the Treasury Department His rcsiSna-
lion N:as ronnestel sOme time ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
Placement. Fourth Avenue.
FRAMED PICTURES

un.rmrut. Ninth 81. side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
WHITE PARAS0LS.

A thousand more OF the pure white India
ParasoS at 81. Some hundreds with DreS-
den balls at Sl.25.
A little later they will be scarce at double
or more. WomenS groS grain silk carriage
ParaSolS. 81. 30 and 80 kind, At 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07

The State Department received telegram early
this morning from Secretary Butler. IN charge OF
tho United States Legation at the city OF Mexico,
saying that Minister Ransom arrived there last
night. He is confined TO his room to-day with
fatigue. but will be out tomorrow. The exceed
ingly high altitude Of Mexico City has a prostrat-
days. and 1t is probable that nothing more than
this gave rise 70 story Of Mr. Ransom's Illness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07

Fourth Avenue side.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26

On Monday, the asa, a few Of the naany
friends % p. W. &. Blsnchar1 and wife
rendered him = surprise visit in cosnmem.
grafton OF his SD birthday. The event
bad hccu 50 carefully kept BY those in the
seert that 1t Was ia truth veritable sur
prise 20 hlr, The srst arrival on course
caused no wonder; the second be thong 81
merely coincidence, bur when they con
nnaed ia isear IN apon him. be began Ia
cash about Tor a reason for this sudden in.
fax OF friends for Il surely could De moth
ing lsss than conspiracy on their part.
tie vas not long in arriving at solution
OF the mystery and they were cordially
and heartily welcomed. Among those
present were bis sister, Mrs. Mary VI.
kszSs 81 Randolph, MS brother. A. w.
Blanchard ~ Montpelier, his sister in
aw. ArsLrcsnaa Blanchard Of Rraintres,
Mrs katehe1ser 81 piaiaHeld, Mrs. Ellen
Blanchard OF Rsnaoipa. also perlsan.
kas5xn and Miss lasf LOOMS of Wiscoa-
STA, Mrs Fhef~ Fsrnsw0rfh ut Bsaaafrer.
Mrs. Easay Gaze 81 SrSokSele. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alsea rlins os 8rainfres. NJ. and
MS A. A. Santa 81 Randolph and many
ethsrs- Amer q eo1ntzt1l COLLATION. had
BEEN Served. preparatory 10 leave TAX
iaS, sraa4l test n0aisl was prssxr TED 70
,ns Aa<s Aad AosseSs a. -oGn tn5er sAat he
hss passed sAs a. snf4cs:aae IN tie ioar-
rss " aits.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26

Marcus Peck Is away this week on d
bnslness trip.
Sylvester Abbott ~ Massachusetts,, who
I was IN town some days recently visiting
friends, has returned home.
Miss Minnie Clark, delegate to the G. e.
! convention at Burlington last week. gave
an excellent report al Inc meeting Tuesday
evening.
Henry Bnlam liz ut home his week. His
/ run on the railroad has been changed so
That he no longer has every third week OFF
an formerly.
George Patterson, who has been very i'll
with typhoid fever for over two weeks, is
slightly better and II is hoped that he wifi
be decidedly convaicscent soon.
Mrs. Henry Fullam, who has been at her
iather's, Mr.. Mcintyre's,in Braintree since
nor accident, has sufficiently recovered az
70 DO able 70 return home this week.
Clifton Hall, young man OF BrookfieId
near Roxbury, died last week after lin
ering illness OF several weeks. The funer-
a. was sabbath day AT East Roxbury.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Cara former pastor
and wife OF this place, are expected in
town to-day trhursday)on visit to their
friends here. They Will remain several
days.
Hn hru coruihiiy luViteu 10 Atleuu the
anciabir, under the charge OF the pastor
and his wife, at the Second church this
Thursday evening. A brief program, en-
Titled the Festival OF the Year, is to be
rendered and refreshments will BIO served
as usual.
Watches lost and found are the sensa-
ton Just now. Charles Blodgett, the stage
driver, lost his watch Monday, and the
same day Miss Helen Williams, on her
way 10 school, found lady's gold watch
Ia the road. The finder OF the first ana
the owner OF the latter are wanted.
The lecture by the native Japanese, Mr..
Shinxn kondo, last Saturday was well at
tended and was highly interesting. He
gave connected and full history OF the
tate Japan-Chinese war, presenting illus
trations with his lantern slides of tine act |
ors, battles, and scenes OF the campaign. |
VIII Haggett met with an accident re- |
Gently which proved somewhat mere seri- I
Gus than ne first anticipated. While on \
train on the way 20 the fair last week. he /
bad mis- hand jammed in the car door. He 1
paid little attention 10 the matter for q
day or two, when his hand became very
PAINFUL Then, on going to the doctor, liz
found \ bone had bean fractured.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26

4 Bell Brothers. carpet room IA filled wit
carpets, drnpeglfs and window shades. All
wonl remnants ~ zAc. per yard,
! 0na 2ysnrsuld bull, black with fnwi
color on this back, slim horns that turn In
came into my enclosure about Sspt l,is95
The owner Is requested 70 pay charges atit
take hiinaway. 3w LEROY y MARTYR.
Mrs. II. l., Pierce IL In Boston.
i Mira, Mary Foster has gone TO vargennes
Frank Chapman IL here for few weeks
/ Alfred Cows was IN Randolph last week
q. u. Hubbard and wife are In Brandon
g,Nash 81 Bristol was IN town last week
| John Emerson was In Brandon aatnr,
day
Mary Clark returned to Boston laa'
week,
Clinton }. Bush was ii Randolph last
week.
Mrs, Gil Hush has returned from Ram
delphi,
John n, Traak nar rpturnad with his
| new goods,
Miss y u, Hail IL In Nav York for mil.
linary gnada,
y, d. Canover returned to New York
laat Monday,
NJ. G, and P,L wehber returned to New
YORK Monday,
Ada,nA Jackman aud wife spent tho past
week IN Lincoln,
nc, TInkham was In stowe aud Nor.
rtaviile Last week,
Charles Andrews has been al home for
few days his weak,
AIRS. 7, r, Aihee Of winchendon, N. H.,
spent Sunday in town,
Raw. A, Chasa 81 Richmond was here
Monday afier his team.
n, n, Lltehfieid ia here TO aa~ist In car.
ing Tor Gardner Ashley.
Alfred Whiteemh went Ii his home III
Randolph, Macs, laat week,
George knnneis az Lowell, Mass, spent
day Al Chaa Martins this week
Mrs, Gardner Ashley and sun have been
~ Aauth Rayaltou for few days.
g. q, Harvey has moved Ia the place
lately purchased ~ y. n. Washhnrn.
Mrs II & kidder and bernie were In
Randolph Center saturday and sunday,
Rev, \. r sawyer 81 Massachusetts win
preach ~ the univvrsaiist charch next
Sunday,
MF~e ~ IL fttrtc VIII Ne ~ home FRIDAY
Win lall lire ~ millinery goods Tor the
iail trade,
Mrs, George North ANA daughters ~
siaaeneg, Mieh,, are guests 81 4, {, rlnk-
haM amt wEfe,
Mrs, !, Davis III Mantpeassx and her sis. |
Ter. Mfs' irae, have heen Al Charles Mar
TINS ghis week,
Mr., hr0wn and family ~ Warren spent |
! few days @ith Royal snss Wesley Swanss !
aeNala last week.
SasnRbeal \ tsreelsy have put SCI az !
hsN ss@s0s ia treat 81 their sfage. vita the
bar Inside sAe Window.
taeNrSs NsleA SAa vie IL ne Leon
sprfAgs, Fla, spems several aays with WM.
eAa Z, e, TanSAsgn th1s week.
q, " AaSvsl snd wafe and aea. wsgao \
sfsss wife wes~ in tsSssnen and RFsnxsre last
week, MT Waasa wcAs on 10 New Yark
i-sseSA Wan Dyke waat 80 Lowell. Msxs
ass week ss9 fraas there SD xoes Is aSr-
sftA Mss wh&ea sAe ~ to teach tar a
feas
Mrs fsArs lockwood AsFg here Tets week
af N<nsNl2A anS fsNa iAe~ sill re Is
y osssA. w sna w her Aeaas III Pleas
'Asszlsss FeaA,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26

Mrs. Lacy p~rkss > sask via tie grin.
Harry sGeknxz pscke1 rye rxspssr-ses
axSs week.
syrNa H&ss ste zsscs iasa The Il naas
lasAN An3s~4
Mr. \ 3 Sasa~s aas sssa sRass SICK
sAs ;xks< weed
Mr.. Asa Mrs~ II. r. gsasss wsrs In Ras-
Selsae SAisr4sy kaS S2ssxy-
ysrncs y,SsSs- xns ArsA1r Rkasxrs hang
>sss @siis ssek tAs s@ss week.
r>s IA1ssss Az znerss VIA Ms yasz
Sasasr en- grsaxy "a ssss ws<k.
TAsy a-s ~ ssnE oas az EAs j. H. S11ars
xsssr v assAs lase sAs nEts~1 sAsyA
Mr.. an& Ms J3EsNs we~6s asvs r7rxsss
szss Sseargs Asssas' asrss ssr sas winter.
Mrs NzssAs l.. SS-~ss a. Sc<sAssss j.
*SssSalns ssw w~sks wEA >ss Sans d. r..
u. Scsxas.
@1s-assay rss~sAax m sas NJ. L. rAU-en
Sunday. >srssan ,ss D. Ksv- ILL. Esssuskz
- ~ - rsSs@xzf.
es~arss Cs~Sss Is anl New Ysrx i'm rsa
1Ssr~s< ~ t1s >91sG1 <Asr. Sxkisr crs<rs
ssv tss ws1ssrs ~rSka
J. t. Ss1a~S i nxsrS1sx Ms sarnsa ~
NaaA esrswc x-a1sa2nxs. rs&knnx - fine i
iasskaRs sxzaSasg ~ va Azws - t9wr.
ressS Interested b. sAs exzsaa sAsc VII
Ne xAass 10 aew- ss&s "a = In q prssr~rrQs
sssaSsrsar and sass sxl- tsr ezsw wsrse~
WILL SSrsag III Eassar. xAe .pr @acas
yeztS wzs In t.1e snplsx az tina lnas Ssesrys
z. MrAsssaazr- WIS IN pex1 Sxrxrsay u
sns s7lsrssS Of Ina sSxrck tx-nA
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26

GA..-.. g.st- " ~
MY - 'sMn ses snest tszss
sFS~a aas~ss ~ fSASEeA y ysssSsny frsss9'
@ss~
Asea3AeA@ Ass resAsasSa freT'
''s~A*A
Mss nensse ratAsHe rssarAs2 10 GcSsar
%ss@@&.
Mrs MAY - seyalssRx @ss Aa~ss ana
ssxfAx ~ eAs.
cAsrAes Al xsAa.s A. ss>sax ra*v.s.s.- -,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26
Only q
Backache

Sscxaches such = crmmca
sfsnent that ms SERIOUSNESS i
mot appreciated. In isa't dis.
ease itself but a symptom II
serious arrangement. aad com
moaly indicates Kidney truubla
Bulkef's
Kidney Pills
are . spscific in the early stages
for Kidney and Urinary troubles
They remove the cause. cure
tne ache and uonr the vital or
gans Nexiecring the ache d
nrgiecting the cause of t;ar ache
The pills cost s. cents at the
Druggists. An Ache. book SEM
free Of srge.
5kiEr W ca. Rs1rev, IL
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26
atlara..

asiia Msrsi, IL visiting IN pbiisdaipbisl
va,
Wu Heath returned from MaWfaHa LAST
Tuesday
Arthur Wslbridga sii for Boston LAST
Tuesday,
iioilin Fay and wife are visiting a. Gals
vim Fag's
i4is Mercy has bean spending The past
week IN Hartford
George Fay and vile ~ stanford visited
~ town iast waas'
Mrs Chadwick Wani 10 Bethel last fuasr
day 81 visit her daughter,
Or. II. NJ Carpenter will be al Manlay's
ilatai sept, ~, for one weak
Mrs, Charles PARK hurst returned le her
homa Ia aameFyila. Mass, Monday,
Airs Glara Day ~ isabsnan, n H., IL
visiting friends aud relatives IN town
tigaaa Lsna, wha has been visiting a. y,
Vi Walbfidge's, returned 80 naF home
Monday
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26

II ths sasaasl, almost agaaivins CRY ~
weAas tired, nerveus wpmea. and crawsisd,
evsFvagssa, struggling mss sslish, dit
iiaullies, ordinary cares, household work
es daily iaeeF, magnify themselves into
sasWiaaiy i'npasssAie mountains,
This IL simply hesanse The SERVES ara
wessl he heaiiy NFasas aehilisstsa saa
tApy 40 apt
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26
hMerI,l.rne.

Andrew fstasraak 10 very sios,
Mrs, Albert riumley IA quite sick,
AlFs, Frank fIumlay, wha has heen sus,
Is battar
iahn nuttan's auction occurred Friday
al last week
fhsre u "a 10 saaiahle At Ihss Dailey's
Friday night,
Nj w rriar's farmhouse has received a
coat ~ paint
George Prior az Woodstock was Ia town
= lew DAYS this week
rhars ID ~ he hasa ball game here sat
nrday Haiween the Aharhurne sad afidaey
Watar heys,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26

~, h. Parker las ns1 lathe and Is now
sSssy - So al kasSs az rsFxi-srx an lew
tasy, wsiSass ana clicks, u prices ~ sEii
lie fz1asss AZ work warranted ore year.
IA. II. rAxxxx. G&yssxass VI 10
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26

In Esshas. Ssrsmr her ST. san 70 MI.
s7G Mrs. Hsrrsscn F1wsrs
La E@aasl. Serssnaser ssa. scn tin Mr..
ssf6 Ms. WILLIS nasss
I'm EsSasl. SeNrsna ser III. . eaugncsr 10
1rs and Mrs. j Il Dean.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26

Rsenev eeuFtshmens Feed the aegvss,
eggaas saa tissues 81 siNh red blood, AND
Aew snNs tae elaw ~ hsslsh comes 10 the
pale akvsss, aFmeess " the unsteady
hand, Aaa stsswsth 10 the fasleFisg lsats.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26
fafmiof Sale or Rent.

fNtsS "a Sisy&asa8 in kS94@g9a. Va. on
HAsA r@&a hsssSasx tow Spasa Has&ssseS
" Aasyssssssts~@ >seSsss.gs Q94- ssM sole
isos8 sasA.y as2 gSssAesssx, oaa aas3 ozsa,
sals ssS9ss f7~ss ssSRrsa as8 ssaSa ~ ses
trssss ~ssla NEswsaA sost@as
RSss9 cSs9sssss ~ 10 sQss@ a acres ~
Fssah E9t&Sv~ &s9 sss2 hssHasee i~ ~@s~s
asts psSilsfsssg- @Hs ehiE ss~s ~ aesss 81
y1r3 bay w ssves ~ core, s@Qsvs 81 c,sas.
Wafsisss - ev~s. tsais, ard voaas ssessA.
k&&pssg wsaEf MI Assssss sx,9 Aafv- Fssas
ma iVseis ~ III tta safsss tassarHss iii vii
~ seSa @sNa fAyss i 9ssss@ss. Preseason
SsSest - paseeA Any Qsa IN wsst os NJ
spssy 'Aasss W cAsTs pss wstsa hsa rSsWssA,
gals do waae hi pslaisg NJ sals isrsp or sss-
dressing a.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26
Hoods
SarsaparilIa

resiises, yieAltses AMI sAsiehes tas hieea
aN~ n tNes the best lvisAa u aafaFtaasse
AsAsAiss hv sare ~ get Heoas aaa
eaw iseeas, An ssrsssssts, al SIX fay ~
kfae.ssss lssttss tAe sssesAslNAer Nh aas
tsN's'@ sss~ aAeAsis sasA&FsFA &eA
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-27
HERALP" AND REACH TIE BUYERS.
PITHY POINTS.


ioled for Hasty Perusal.
Frank Deegan has purchased the property
of 5. Housenick.
The Orwigsburg fair will open on Wednes-
day, September End.
1t is rumored Mahanoy City will have
new Democratic weekly paper.
Valentine Krauter, of Mahanoy City, has
captured his nineteenth grounding this
season.
Tim Hurst may again become a National
League umpire, and ofliciate in the Temple
cup series.
Miss Maud Chapman and l. Reed of Maha-
noy City, were married by Rev. Gable, Of
that place
Next Monday will be the only day in the
month upon which naturalization papers can
be secured, the court having so ruled.
Frank Schiller, of town, was injured at
Boston Run colliery. His leg was badly
bruised by large lump of coal falling upon
It,
Mahau9y City School Board is enforcing
the law in reference to vaccination. Large
nNmbers Of scholars were sent home because
tlsey were not vaccinated.
SIartin Purcell, aged 3s years, formerly
resident Of Mahanoy City, died at the county
alnlghouse Sunday night. His four children,
after the death of his wife two years ago.
were placed in home in Philadelphia
w. II. Mcmillan, of Mahauoy City, won
the fest prize at the shoot OF the Keystone
Shooting League, at Homesburg Junction on
Saturday. He won the diamond badge
valued at $3.50 aud also the state champion
shin
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-27

charter is being applied for by Hon. D..
d. Phillips of Gordon DR.. c. S. w. Schomo,
of Ashland, and Andrew Comrey, Ephmim
Barlow and Harrison Ball, Of NIahanoy City,
as incorpOrators Of a new corporation to be
known as the Butler Light, Heat and Power
Company. The specific objects Of the com
pany is not stated, but it is understood that
the principal object is to distribute electric
power in Butler township.