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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-20
ADVERTISING RATES.

Business locals VIII be charged at 10 cents per
line for first insertion and cents per line there
after.
Legal advertisements win in all cases be
charged TO the party ordering them, at legal
rates. and paid for before affidavit ia furnished
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
TTRFMEN HAVE 4 DiNNEh.
,oppov,r. OF AN AMENDMENT TO THE RACING

APPROVAL or AN AMENDMENT TO THE KAelN"
RULES.
The As,or room IN the Hotel Waldorf was mo
ecene OF a dinner last night at whieh Ten "'e" wa
known In racing circles sat AZ hAhuso"e's 80,
,.,.i table and having discussed the dinEer' nihei
horse until midnight l. was the hrst moh'"'s suo
,ri,,i,, dinner OF the JOCKEY club and was heid
p, hiring the members OF the club together anu AZ
ford an opportunity for the DISCUSSION 81 ,s
r,clry next summer August Be'moh' pee
Tho o,hers present were Augustus CI1ss.h' - O
norner James Galway. Frederick Geonard D o
t1o,.,,,d Or a. Lee Knapp Frank IN S'uss'
r,i,,sl " T. Thompson ami n r. y" ""lcotr
Iohn Sanford. II Amsterdam y I" anu -. -
uorgan we're elected members OF the ciuo' w Z.
rrho,nson ,hen presented resolutions which were
annr,ved unanimously forming an amennn'en' "
~ , ~. "a which read Arrears when nave peeh
so ros,nd or published must be PAID dlree'ly ''''
,ho oe,ce o the Jockey Cuo. with fees accorahs 10
,,,e and until so paid shall not be remover "oii
the list" ,,,
ious. THE forfeit list shall include all arrears que
n ,ho courses of recognized associations wheh
mali he piaccd there official Information OF
nv any person who shall have SNen no ho's, ,eyerss y
in writing & to ns ns 10 the person indebted
his representative, ard shall nave ,sMsrts OF the
Ga incEsv 70 club Arrears which have been 50 posiea
or published must be paid d,ec,s oaps ,p'P 20 rule and
until SO paid shall not be removed from ,he Iocksy
ic.nss was granted to the -: NsaPnn ~, -
,,inh nsrmitting racing from March until MAY , To-
The stewards lad on the ta6le ZOE an cense so As
~ nrd out from the secretary ot ths cup ,r,r ,.
narticulars as TO its intentions sncu'I ,e t cnm,i
law MSS the Assembly and the senate ,ne'S o,ca III
be no racing at the Parkway track ,1.SS 1nSS :, gvs
Driving club of Baltimore nave heh hawc manfred
of secre,ary Hanlon to the methods OF app's'"s
for n license. , ,,o,,,cad siccess that
I, was decided 10 have reRular me n',,,s 1850
followed by the monthly meeting VI '''
club .,,,hlo ,couistion TO the
Jockey Club as he Is up 70 u''e anu -
snOrtsm1n.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
TAKE THE GREAT REMEDY THAT MAKES
PEOPLE WE'LL

TAKE THE GREAT REMEDY THAT Nahr1S
PEOPLE WE'LL
A perfectly healthy body has its parts conn
pletely nourished and its nerves constantly re-
freshed and stored with energy from the 'isor-
Gus blood that all the time bathes H.
But to do this important work Of conveying
sufficient nutrition to the tissues. the bIood muse
be kept rich and full oil red corpuscles.
The only trouble with two-thirds OF the men
and women whom the coming spring VIII ciai"
for its victims is a pitiful lack OF proper nerve
food What these weak. nervous people heen -
a more general feeding and storing OF thelr oIoor
and tissues with fresh highly vitaliZed materiai.
There Is undoubtedly nothing that can compare
with Prof Phelps remarkably discovery; raiile
celery COMPOUND for restoring hea'h anu
strength. ,-,.-. -.
The great body Of physicians throughout the
United States England and Canada believe pro.
foundly In IT, md prescripe II III an rs ,hJs
nervous weakness and debility In preparing ms
greatest of all nerve tonics and blooh-rehe"s,s'
the eminent professor Of Dartmouth Coilege, "a
ward f. Phelps. NJ d.. LII d. hau III IN NM oar tme
countless men and women with brains over
worked and nerves unstrung Dy worry anu '"~"
Of proper nutrition. ,oa,or.
Clerks their employers. lawyers uoe'o,s;
mothers Of families, hard working men anu
wonren in every State and country, ana hosts oi
brajn workers-the most int 'llectual part OF me
cornmunity--are to-day taking PANE ceIery So..-
pounh with the happiest results TO relleVe t'ie,-
selves of rheumatism. neuralgia. nervous ex-
hauston. dyspepsia. sleeplessness ana low sP'.ss
Paine's celery compound cures diseases oi IN, ,n,,
important organs of digestion clrcua'Ion, ,1 ara
cxcretion by purifying the blood. by reguis 'ns
the entire nervous system and supplying the po'y
with strength to combat disease .u
Palne's celery compound makes peopie Nh, NIL
r. takes away all the tremor and lrritaoiity
from III, nerves ana gives that calm. strong
feeling of assured health that invariably accom-
panies a perfectly well-nourished bodiiy system
Got ria of languor clear the muddy, un-
healthy skin pIump out the body and get PACK
70 a normal vigorous condition WIN faihes
celerv compound and begin now.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15

public building bills were passed. ana TWO OF '"''c
others Of ? misccllaneous character. 80
The only comic part Of the days proceedings ,s was
when MIR Cnll dem. FlaD got up ms lrrepress'pmls m
rosoI,ion ~ an investigation of the Louisiana or
Honduras Lottery Company Mr. Blackburn sought
~ got rid of by a motion to refer II 10 the COM
mit,ee o.. Privileges and Elections; but the motion
only served to lrritate Mr.. Call to such pom
thaf no accused Mr. Blackburn OF acting In the IN
tercst Of i, lottery company and against the opn-
ions Of the gret, mass Of the religious ana rgm,
thinking people OF the country. Mr. Blackpurn
ionaI in the laugh which these words PROVOKED
and said that he ala not care whetner the tesou-
Hon was sent n the Committee on Revolutionary
Pensions or to perii;ion provided only that II was
removed out Of the way OF public business lie
then had il shunted aside by motion 10 take up
the Postofflce Appropriate bill
After a shor; executive session the Senate ad-
iolrne1 until noon tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
STRUGGLING OVER MAIL FACILITIES.
THE SENATE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE
THREE TIMES DEFEATED-HANING Fun
WITH MIR CALI.

THE SENATE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE
THREE TIMES OVERWHELMING Fun
WITH MIR CALI.
Washington. Feb II The struggle which mas
been going on in the Senate for the last three or
four days over the question OF railroad compensa-
ton for special mail facilities was taken up again
to-day and continued with slight interruption, unu
the Senate adjourned at Glj. And even then the
question finally disposed Of The order of pro-
ceedings In this way. First came vote on
the point OF order made against the amendncnt re-
ported by the Committee on Appropriations, giving
to the Posmaster-General fun discretion a. 10 the
expenditure OF the amount and repcaling all laws
contrary thereto. The friends OF the existing condi-
ton voted sustain the point OF order. and the
amendment was ruled out by vote Of 80 10 II.
That the first defeat for the Committee on
Appropriations Its Sc ,oni defeat
~ane ndment offered BY Mr.. blackburn (Dem., KY
for 10 per ceni reelection OF the existing rates 10
railroad companies. This was laid on the table by
Dem WIS., that the Government shall own and
manage the postal was laid the table by the
still larger majority OF 80 TO 10 The third defeat OF
the Committee on Appropriations on It's amend
ment To strike out the Item OF $4,000 FOR the fast
Southern mail service from Springfield. Mass, 10
Atlanta and New Orleans. That amendment was
reiecied-yeas. q; nays 3-an1 the Item remains
in the bill Finally the bill went over TIL tomor
row witt ar amendment pending, offered by Mr.
Blackburn. reducing the compensation for this fast
Southern mall line by 10 per cent. After that four
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
East SIDE RFPUBLTCANS HAVE Mfhhf H""

Tho Progress Republican Club thriving orsam-
cation of solid citizens. held It's sixth annual u'"
nor last night In Concordia Assembly 4'ooms' Nus
nc and 20 Avenue a. Covers were lald tor u" pe'-
sons and the meeting was a great success nv
hau was decorated with flags and bunting anu a"
orchestra played popular airs. Among the sue
were Police Commissioner Murray. Edward La"
torbach Abram Gruber, Jacob NJ Patterson ~,
T. Hedges william II. Ten Eyck. \. H. steel an,
Aldermen Goodman Parker. Hackett Wines ~" NJ,
Woodworth Alderman Frederick l.. M"' s"'
president OF the club. introduced MI Lau'e' -"
OF the Republican County Committee. VINO SpoS.
on Active Republcanism." He was io"o"eu y.
Mr. Hedges. Mayor Strongs private secrets''' ""~
chose for his theme, Practical PoIities'
Mr. Lauterbach slyly poked fun at the I"'e'' ~
pointments of the Mayor lie said tha' ns W
noticed on the menu card "Oysters Id .d,s,ors t,s
field" Now" said he, III they had Den ary,bins
a la Iauterbach you wouldn't have hai any W. nnn
TO eat. | also see capon a la tol's sS,,aSe,nhia
ca sy feel assured that we are eating hdd;ny AMI
capon. A great many may eat plum P"amtsrSach'
there Is some Roman punch a Ia ss -" Tye cot
That is nothing to the Samson punehes We s''
within the last few days , ought N he
MIR Iauterbach also said that theIse v'Ss Renub.
begun Immediately sodifcaton OF tue "ep'"
lean ranks
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15

the first day Of July and January 1884, applicapie 10
the redemption fund, was as follows:
July 30 sol 200 IL
January ....................... oo'ooi'"" "
The amount OF gold received from the SAFE OIL
United States bonds from January l. lsyt 10 DecTln
her q 1s94 both inclusive, was Sl7,3S22 a. Inc
amount of Treasury no.eS ana tnited o'ates lo'sS
follows
United states l23Vtlow
Total
The actual balance of gold on this account on De-
cember 81 1894. was $50 24i 445 %.
The amount of United states notes ana lreasuI
notes IN the Treasury January |, 1894 exclusive ot
United States notes he'd for the redemption OF cur
rency certificates outstanding was 2S'Ooo AuuihS
deemed 10 december 81 1894 as above stated, ana
s III 1873 the amount of Ike rcdempions oa Iufis III.
following month, gives total OF sl95 9-o Oh suo
notes available during the whole periou eAcius.se
remaining in the Treasury on January 81. iss' me sne
dafe OF the resolution. was $Slb2i9Ss snoW.ls % tiia.
og tho total OF Sls6 82si2 redeemed IN go.a .aois ~
January l. 1884 there had been paid out me sum % ",
baance OF so ss3 OF the amount PAD p,sa ,s oae .ds
ss7 g8 4S was for current expenses ana I5
was in exchange for other Kinds OF money i"''"'
Ing gold. ,- -, ..o ,or,ous annro-
nrIa lions and available for expenditure January l.
The conci,ion OF the sinking fund was as ro'-
lows January ], ls1;
,nnrnnrlaon fiscal year 1895 .......... 4sI'o"""
, ...,o,,o .........s $50 j32. as3 81
ESpcndtnres Elk months ending December .,.,zoo
Balance uncxpNnded January l. so5... i5oooe's"s %
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
CALL 1T A CRAZE.
AN ALARrlING STATEMENT
CONCERNING WOrlEN.
HOW BAD HABITS ARE FORMED

The hrr York Uibnnr says The habit Of taking
headache powders Is increasing to alarming extent
among great number Of women throughout the country
These powders. their name indicates claimed by
manufacturers he positive and speedy for any form
OF headache In cases their chief ingredient II NOR
phne opium cocaine some other equally Injurious drug
them l. easily formed but almost impossible to shake of
Women usually begin taking them TO relieve raging head
pain ache they be subjected TO- and finally like the
morphine opium hend get into the habit Of taking them
regularly imagining that they are III pain II they happen
to miss their regular dose.
In nine cases out of ten, the trouble is i'll the
stomach and liver. Take a simple laxative and
liver tonic and remove the offending matter which
deranges the stomach and causes the headache.
DR.. Pierccs Pleasant Pellets composed entirely
Of the purest, concentrated, vegetable extracts.
One Pellet is a dose; sugar-coated, easily swal-
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
TO ORDER HOND1 DELIVERED.
THE PRECEDENT MAY NoT WAIT Till THE TEN
DAYS EMPIRE.

THE PRECEDENT MAY NoT WAIT Tll'' The lhN
DAYS EMPIRE.
u,s,i,o,on rob 1.-THE time for the President
r,~,n,,lv to ratifv the contingent agreement WIN
tbc Morgan Belmont syndicate to purchase @"V'."o
in god b. selling it S62. 10000 tn PER cent thirty
vcar bonds on a 2a per cent interest basis does not
expirc until February IS. The opinion Is, however
oypressel tonight in financial circles that III" frcs
ldent will regard the action Of IN" House to-day hs
Indicative Of It's purpose not - pass any soli boh
measure and that he will at once oricr per cent
cain bonds printed and delivered 70 the syndicate,
Already about $loG@,0D Ia gold has be,h pal1 III
bv the syndicate and from s5O0OVD To N.vDvD In
pnld Is agO on the way from Europe TO TINS country
10 pay for the bonds. Some Of he gold VIII also
come from Canada.
Interes, ON the bonds will begin when the god
for the,n Is deposited after the President formally
accepts the syndcatcs Offer. whether the bonds are
ready for delivery or not
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15

lowed; on6r nsrd, aluaJS in ia
por. They positively cn,r sick
headache and remove the dis
position to it.
Mr T.. vARGAsoS. OF OHry LnSr.
Laprr, Co.. lf6h. O.. writes II not in
frequently have an attack of the
headache. II usually comes on in
the forenoon. At my dinner eat
my regular meal. and take one or
two OF Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
Immediately after. and in the course
Of an hour my headache in cured
and no bad effects. feel better
every way for having taken them
not worse. as Is usual after taking
other kinds Of pills. Pleasant Pei
lets are worth more than their
weight in gold. II for nothing else
than 20 cure headache"
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
rpr,r SILK MILL. DESTROYED.

THE Rr.II.prNGs or DoHERTY wAps"ohih' ~
PATTERSON y J.. BURNED Do""-i"H
LOSS $4,000
Doherty & Wadsworth's silk mill, one OF ,''e '~s
osf in Paterson y. j.. was totally destroyer W -.
last night, 1t was brick bul.dhs Ho"'"e
Beech-si and occupying almost D'ocA' a..
- oa,,nd an, the entire department and the hrs
r,.oI ssrcelv for two hours The crash or faiihs
walls could be heard an over the city ana no ths hs
flames shot mp hundreds OF teet: IN sor 500 go
mainly in New-England and foreign & house
ni, adjoining property damaged was Tram ~
,rssce 81 bv falling walls The fire started III n .ne
,.eyator shaft on the first floor the cause ~ u
Lnown The mill was very busy, anu a""us
,nh"ns,nd nersons are thrown out or work
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.
4 STATEMENT SUBMITTED BY SECRE-
TARY CARLISLE
,,r SENDS TO THE SENATE THE IMPORTATION
REoU ESTED EY THE GORMAN-ALLI-
son RESOLUTION

Washington Feb u-Secretary Carlisle sent 10
tho Scnato to-day a reply 10 the Gorman-AiI
resolution calling for information as 10 the cond'
tior of tho Treasury ana the sinking fund The re-
plv Is voMmirous and goes fully into the subject Of
the inquiry After quoting tho resolution the Sec
re,crv makes the following statement.
+ That the assets Of the Treasury cn January ],
iSe, In excess Of the liabilities account Of gold
certificates silver cerncltes. currency certificates
and Treasury notes Of lso were as follows,
Gold Si9@ 90 9g2sG7 2,' .7 % -
Other ""''' 80
Total .................... .si703l3?G7 50
The fun realized from sale Of bonds during 1894
were.
G,d and gold certificates ........... 'il3so - =
other moneys ...............''....'''t...' "i-o
Total .......................... Sii73So59G -
The amounts available in excess of current re-
ccipis were therefore:
Gold reserve ana gold proceeds q bonds s2l7 ,o - =
,r.,a, .s.s, 80, 30. =,
Tn assets OF tne Treasury on January ST. 1895. in
excess OF goll ccrtncaos silver certificates. cur
rency certificates and Treasury notes of 1870 were:
Gold reserve 81 iul" :.
other moneys i"'"'''' -
r.,,i sise O92 iin O.,
ii,ac, 1t appears that the original gold reserve.
nucn.,uieI by The gold proceeds Of the sales Of
bonds was dimlr .shcl during tn- period OF twenty
nv, months IN the sN'en; = t12G1i3ij a. Of which
$500 ii3 D was directly or Indirectly devoted TO
current expenses ana t7572i722 p which had been
converted into notes by the process % redemption,
va. SIN 90 hand r. T. proper 20 state IN this con
na,ron that when United Sta;es notes or Treasury
notes = 1891 lre redeemed IN gold they are received
INTO ard held a. 3 .rt ~ the general cash asscts
u me TreasIry. tnr same * any other money she,
llnxng 20 the Government. and under the at ts ~
MaY o. 40. ana Ju.y IL. ls-i. they are paid oui
when necessary TO d"fray the publ expenses.
Whenever = las been possible - 10 ~. the re-
deemed notes have been used To procure goli coin
hv cNrhang. "a banks AMI other financial institu-
f.ons and m tli. way a large amount OF gold was
restored to the soi-reservc fund during the sum
me- % ss3 nnl time since that time
That tn sset@ and Liabilities of the Treasury IN
exec. - certificates nnl Treasury notes outs'lnd-
INK
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15

FEED THE WORN OUT BRAIN WITH PAlNEs
CELERY COMPOUND.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15

sonous >apor that flowed out placed tne nnwever'
IN as ereat periI. They soon recovered however,
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15

GET STRONG BEFORE DEBTLITATING SPRING
COMES AGAIN.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15

LET CHANGING SEASON FIND SYSTEM IN HEALTH.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castor'a'
When she was Child, she cried for Cas'oriA
When she became Miss she clung TO Castor,a'
When she had Children, she gave them CsstossA
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
FEBRUARY.

MONTH WHEN IT'S EASIEST TO REGAIN HEALTH.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
MIR. REEDS ARGTMENT.

Sir. Reed was the next speaker. His appearance
had been looked for with eagern-ss, and when
ne rose an Intense quiet fell upon the House.
which was maintained throughout his brief re-
marks. He laid.
Mr.. Speaker. that doctrine of the union OF the
south and West has been preached tefore. and by
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15

T. The balance OF cash in the Treasury Decem-
Der Il lsgL available FOR the expenses Of the
Government but not including the gold
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15

Used by the best families.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-10
Strong Comedy COmpanY.

< There was a good.sized audience at
Ferguson's theatre last night when tn
Nugent Metropolitan Comedy Company
presented the powerful drama Lost in
London" The audience showed it's ap
probation of the performance by liberal
and frequent applause. The company
gave a clean-cut, careful and intelligent
Interpretation of the play. The company
is very evenly balanced one Tonight
EAST Lynne will be presented and
another large hou-e is expected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-10
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Short Paragraphs on Important Events
In Many Parts.

III mdAly Edl U.s.
There are eighty-six patients at the
State Hospital at Fountain Sorlngs, of
which but forty-three are English speak
ing people.
Frances, wife of William S. Hobart, of
Tamaqua, died at that place on Monday
night after lingering illness. The
funeral will take place tomorrow morn
ing.
rhe main drum of the upper Gordon
plane broke on Monday, while the trip WA
hoisted half way. The cars will have to
be chained at that point until the drum i
replaced by a new one. 1t will take about
four weeks before work can be resumed.
The following outdoor physicians have
been appointed DR.. James Donahue,
Girardville; DR.. A. P. Bissell, MahRnoy
City DR.. j. H. Enterline, Mshanoy
Plane DR.. D. j. Langton, Shenandoah
DIR. G. W. Ressler, Ashland; Dr. II. d.
Rentschler, Ringtown. The sum of
sl,5OO has been appropriated to pay the
physicians appointed outdoor work in the
county.
The Delano shops were never in great
er state of activity than at present Only
repair work is being done there, and the
employees on an average are makingithir
teen hours day, This is the best time
worked in these shops for lengthy period
and every advancing day brings more
work for them. Twenty new mschinists
were added last week, as we'll as consider.
able new machinery
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-10
Are You Going !?

The tickets to Denver, Col, and return
for the meeting of the National Educa-
tionsl Association will be on sale July
3rd, 4th and 9TH at rate of one standard
fare, with two dollars added, for the
round trip. Teachers and others that IN
tend taking advantage of the low rates
can have sleeping car reservation made
in advance and get full information as
to cost of side trips to the principal
points of interest throughout Colorado
and Utah.
Reduced rates by addressing John r.
Pott, District Passenger Agent Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, Win
iamsport, Pa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-10
THE JUSTICES.
A Case of a Brutal Street Assault
Recalled by an Arrest.
JUSTICE TOOMEY PUZZLED.
CHARLES DOBSTRIS CAUSES THE ARREST
OF A MAN WHO, HE SAYS, ALMOST
FATALLY ASSAULTED HIM.
While Denying His Guilt the Accused
Man Turns Ahout and Makes
TOOMEY PUZZLED.
While Denying His Guilt the Accused
Man Turns About and Makes
Serious Charge Against His
AccuSer.

On the night of March 31st, last, Charles
Dobstris, a Pole, while walking along
East Raspberry alley with fellow coun-
tryman was suddenly struck upon the
head with rock in the hands of his COM
panion and severely beaten while he lay
unconscious upon the ground. At the
time it was believed that Dobstris had
been fatally injured. He was picked up
unconscious, but recovered sufficiently TO
be able TO walk home. He could not give
the name or residence of his assailant, but
evidently instituted still hunt for him,
as last night one Joseph Patchulis was
taken before Justice Toomey, charged
with the assault.
The hearing brought out a number OF
interesting statements and made the case
perplexing on2 for the Justice to con
slider. While Patchulis denied that he
assaulted Dobstris, or had anything to dc
with the case, it developed that the meu
were bitter enemies. Patchulis was ar
rested for stealing watch from Dobstris
and served four months in the county jail
on conviction. He claims that while ht
was in Jail Dobstris was criminally in5i
mate with his wife and during the hearing
he entered charge of adultery against
Dobstris.
After spending some time in examining
number of witnesses on both sides anC
in each case Justice Toomey found suffi
cient evidence to warrant him in holding
each of the men under $500 bail for tria
at court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-10
Arbitration POSTPONED.

The officials of the Borough of Gilber-
ton and the Schuylkill Traction Com
pany were to have met at Girardville
today to arbitrate their differences, but
for some reason not stated the meeting
has been indefinitely postponed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-10
The Souvenir.

The silver souvenir and industrial edi
tion of the HERALD, which is to make its
appearance on May 2sth, will be a work of
art and will contain many interesting his
torical and other articles of local interest.
People will not only want copies for
mementos, but will also desire to send
copies to friends at distance. Order ex-
ira copies now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-10
Saving Fund Shares.

The Safe Deposit Building and Saving
Association still has some shares for sale
in the March series. Call at the Office of
M. H. Master, marble yard, 1877 North
Jardin street, if you want some. 4.9-2w
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-10
Buried at ST. Clair.

Edward Mason, of town, and G. W.
johnson, of Lost Creek, went to st. Clair
this morning to attend the funeral of the
formers sister and the latter's aunt, Mrs.
Elizabeth Richardson, widow OF Frank
Richardson, and who died at Philadel-
phia last Sunday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-10
Returns Awaited,

The county officials say the assessors Of
the Second and Fourth wards of Shenan-
doah are the only officials of that class
in the county who have not made their
returns of the triennial assessment. Their
returns are anxiously awaited.