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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-21

rid, benu Elm 1dperes Stbbnen brane
an iein Obr, unb er bDrte bic Worte
welde iener Dor iib bin fpra9: rNfein.
nein! 8etriise i'd nidt mebr. IS II
aus! Die @erluite finb gu srob. IL
finb ni9t pieber einoubringen. uni
nidt nur 0eraidt unb Irmutb mtntt
Dir, 5pnbern S1anbe unb S4limmes
res. - sSb femme bic Melt! Dor benz
@olbe biidt lie ii@. ntdt Dor benz
MenI9en, Der Is pie0ei4t peroient!"
llno bann sos Der Senator elm piitol
aus Der Sai6e uno legte Is neben 1td)
auf bic 9ant.
8libI6nel unb bod tuieber nit Der
lei5en Bebutiomteit elmer 8aBe flos
Rarl Mund I'M bas 9ebDl5 berum,
unb ais Wiling ii4 iebt nieoertnlete
unb elm @ebet iprad. ba biidte 1td)
&arl, ersriH bas piitol unb RIB IS an
it4.
limb oann budte er iid nod tiefer
unb entmi9, aber ba tnadte Elm Oft
CT itolperte, er ftel, unb nit einem jd<
ben S9rei unb ben Worten:
.Was 1T bas? Was 1T base" fubr
Der Senator empor, brad ourd bic
9annen unb padte &arl Mund i'm
@enid.
Ser aber ibob bas piitol in bic
2uft, unb bann beu9te ct 1lf 1elb1t
nieber auf bic 8niee unb iaste: .9alz
ten sic Elm! Sd mollte nidt fteblen,
i6 moQte seben! Sd tpollte Elm 2eben
retten! Sd fab, mas Sic porbatten,
unb ib banbelte NIT benz He4te Der
Jreunb19aft. Denn b0ren. Sic!
Sd bin &arl Mund, Sbr alter S4ulz
famerab!"
Sn fur9tbarer grldltterung itanb
Der nod eben am Dafein @er5peiz
felnoe unb lieB bic Mrme finite. Damn
i9lans CT lie UNI ben 9als bes Jreunz
bes unb nanfte, Elm bemiitbig 8e19laz
gener, NIT linn an bic 8ant 5urud.
Stint Sabre fpdter.
SIM @%enatorbauie lit 9o4oett.
Gin Srember, Der einsetpanbert lit
Dor Sabren unb Dor einem balben bic
Druderei Der rG0brber 3eitun9," aber
audi bie1e ielbit NIT 9aus unb Nebenz
gebduben getauft bat, beiratbet Mnnte
@iuing, bic a0gemein geadtete 5o@z
ter bes Senators.
Ser Senator 1elbit 1T poQ beite1ter
2aune. Gs lit fir i'm beute Elm Set
tag, i90ner als ie Elm friiberer.
Sbn beglidt bieie 8erbinbung; er
liebt ben damn, Der linn feline Sodter
fortnimmt, iber Mqes. @r adtet ibn,
tpie feinen 5peiten! -
@or einen Monat bat er 5ubem Ell
men @ei4dftsabi9luB gema@t, Der
ben rei9li9en @epinn 5peier ganaen
Sabre ibertrifft.
Dieienigen, bic linn %tpoblmoQen,
freuen fi9 befen. freuen fi4 um o
mebr ieiner p00isen Mufri@tung, als
lie miKen, baB Ct Dor flint Sabren
gel9Gftli9 {9tper sei6pantt bat, oaB
ct fat Dor benz @onturs geitanben.
Mber er bat iih aufgerafft burh
Gnersie unb @tlen, nit 9ulfe ietner
5reunbe, unter benz fteten aufmunz
ternben 3ufpru& ieines jebisen
S@niegerfobnes.
,Romm fer, Rarl, 9ieb mir etnen
ber3baften Sub, bepor mir in bic
Rir9e fabren. : Nues. M1es pebante
i9 Dir an neuem 2eben unb @etn!
Reinem s0nne i'd, mie Dir, metnen
@9aB, metn 8eites, meme Mnnie!!"
llnb Sener CAB in tiefer &iibrung,
nit naKen Wimpern 5uriid, mas Der
Inn BOT, benz ct bamals i'm &athsfelz
Ter nidt einmal bic 9anb bieten mollte
- neil = Der Treunb - aa3u -
nnat heneihenstperth - defpe{en -
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-21
Oils Rurio1um biirfte nobl. d

- Oils &uriofum birfte mobl &C..
perben, baB in elmer @tabt beS
i4ltenburger Meittreties tnfolge Der
tginittgen Notwithstanding
Ipdbrenb bes porigen Sabres ii9 Der
Rir@enporitanb beranlaBt gefeben
bat, benz @etftlt9en, mie benz Sobtenz
grdber cine @nti@Gbigung bon SO refp.
30 Mart %aus3uperfen, neil bieielben
Iour4 bic 9ertnge Sterbli9feit etner
tnennensmertben MusfaI ibrer @innabz
men gu per3et@nen sebabt baben.
patente auf perf@tebene Mrter
4ltobol ober beKen 9eritenuns sibt e.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-21
rita. @epGnber unb bobe. rotbe Surs

artise @emdnber uno bobe, rot1e 5ur>
bone. VI
g.lbit Der 8eberrl9er NbeTpniens,
Der Negus Neseitt, beust itd oor pei.
Dtenern @ottes; ielbit Der Nesus !est
einen aroBen Wertb auf ben prteiter@
li@en Sesen. 9~laeroinss tOiro Der
.Wbuna" - Der prieiter-manamal
bon 1etnem &Dnis auf reAt fo%noerbars
Mrt UNI bic Grtbeiluns bes Seeens
ansesansen. Ginitens polte Elm Mo1@
ma ben Meaus 1beoborus in Dffeutltz
der Wer1ammlung zines reltstOlea
E0eraebens tpegen ertommunt3trerl. Oa
Tub Sbeoborus feline piitole. leste aut
ben Mbuna an, unb nit benz Musoruz
de srDbter gbrfurdt unb tiefiter
Gbrerbietuns faste Ct: sd bite, 9elz
Tiger 8ater, I'M Sbren Sesen!" Die
Bitte tpurbe erfiut.
Dei Sieger BON Mbua. Der
MbeKpnier 1T ais MbtDmmlins Saloz
mos gu itol3. nm Elm 3anbpert ooer
2anbbau gu treiben. ST 1T nur Sol1
bat. Da in Mbefpnien bic ein5elne'1
.Mas." bic Waiauenfiriten, bic Dem
ytegus unteriteben. itets i'm Ranpf
itnD, 10 mangelt es bort ben @oloate11
ME an 8eipaftigung. Die abell9n1z
l1en Solbaten trasen teine nnttorm.
Nbne HoptbeDetuna be 2aare 81
3opfen serlOaten, bethlehem tie it@ mt
emem r@@oma" elnem groBe1
Stud zines meiben. nit elner breite1,
rotben Yorte seldumten Woultoftss.
Mls Rrieser iinp lie an benz metauez
,en sting, ben tie am Mrm traSe1',
unb an Der 2Dpenz ooer Yantberbaut,
bic fie iber bic Squlter tperten, gu
ertennen.
Sn Rriessaeiten lesen iie iiber oas
uSwoma" einen Yanoer aus gl1en
oper aus 2eber an. isis CUR Gtntubz
runs Der @9iebmaffen tparen tie NIT
Yosen uno Yfetlen. NIT langer YAM
gen unb tur5en, bre1ten @@merterr be-
paffnet. Dteie Sepaftnun9 bat l1H
in ben lebten .s5abren 1eDr mooern111rt,
Da be Apenpn1er beute iosar NIT pen
moberniten Hepetir9epebren perie9en
itnb.
Stola bltden bic abelDnil4en
&rteser auf ale SterbliAen berab. ste
glaupen, bic san3e Welt sebore lbne1
..5bre Mnflbrer ibneioen 1ebr tart auf.
sd bin Der setiir@tete Yaluta W
BRO" 1aste elmer BON ibnen gu etnen1
beut19en Meifenben. Scr A1abl1d
meines MntltBes seniist, INN 5lptttauz
1enb 9irten in bic Glu4t gu 1alager.
Wtit biefer 9anb babe tb bunoert
@sppter set0Dtet uno fiintuno3paaz
ala uaglaubtge bel lebenbigem Rorper
sei9unoen. sd bin Der ftarte. ul1bez
3pingli9e &rie9er, ben man an BEN
i@parasefledten pantberfeQ ertennt.
Wtan nennt mid ben magerer Baluta
@ebro, aber Der magere 8aluta @ebro
1T Elm Come, Der aue Geinoe tOotet
o0er f@tnDet!"
Rein abefpnif4er @olbat-ob bid
ober maqer - betommt irgeub cine
8eaablupa. sic leber bonn Ylinotrn.
Die 8eute pirb in glei4e 1betle &C.
tbeilt: 10 piel betpmmen bic @enerale,
10 piel bic Offi3iere, 10 piel bic @oloa<
ten. SIM Rriese miro Der Getro
ausseplanbert, i'm Trieben ieboh oas
eiqene Qanb. Das mar 10 unter allen
bisberisen 9erri4ern Mbefpniens nno
1T nod 10 unter benz jeBtgen 9te9us.
limb IS pirb au4 10 bleiben. troBoem
MbeEpnten unter bieiem t3uitanb 1ebr
tart leibet, 10 LANCE Der Mesus it@
ini4t enti@liebt, ben abe1pnt1den
Splbaten @olb gu 3ahlen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
SOME SILVER STATISTICS.
Repol Is Received by the Government from
Twenty-one Countries.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S- From official
information received by the treasury de-
partnent from twenty-one countries the
coinage Of silver during the calendar year
1895 amounted in the aggregate, to Sll5,
G72, ,2On OF this sum Sl3,G03, 200 was re-
coinage deducting this sum from the total
coinage, gives the coinage Of silver from
new bullion in 1895 as 500 O69,0
The country coming the largest amount
of silver in 1895 was Mexico, with n coin
age of s24. S32, $50; followed closely by
Japan, with u coinage of S23SS3, 500 next
comes China, with IS, 253341 Spain, 81
g695OO Great Britain, S5S2l ,l5l; United
States, S5,60SOOO ustrin-Hungary, S.
290OO0 Peru, S4,073, 600; Russia, 81, $4,000; ;
Ecuador s. 100000; Germany, 81 ,S26 900.
The silver coinage executed by Great
Britain during the year for her colonies
was; For Canada, 81 ,15S, $50; Hong Kong,
s., 200 OOO straits settlements, $3.50 800; u
total of $3,SOS 13O France coined for
hindoo- China S6O92, 600 in silver, and
for Morocco 1854, 800.
During the year 1895 the United States
recoined the largest amountof silver, viz. :
s. 600, followed by Austria Hungary
with "A recoinage of S3,3lS, 500; England,
s., 100000; Germany, s1,s26, 900; Russia,
S642, 500; India, 1884 500
From Jan. l TO Aug. l, 1895, the coinage
Of silver dollars by the mints Of the United
States was s., ,562, ,412, while the coinage of
silver dollars from 1902 to 1878 aggregated
only $, OBJ ,23s.
The.world's product Of silver during the
calendar year 1895 is estimated to have
been S226, OOO 600. The amount of new bul-
lion used in the coinage so far as known,
was 800, ,O69 900, and from reports received
from twelve countries, the amount used
in the industrial arts was Si2 900 900, while
the exports to the east amounted to S37,-
100000 making the total disposition Of the
worlds silver product for 1895, so far as
/ known, Sl79, 56J,OOO, which would leave
| SAC, 43O, 600 for coinage and use in the arts
/ by the countries from which no reports
/ have been received.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
PERSONAL.

Miss Annie Portz is visiting friends at
pottsyille.
Mrs. Thomas Mullahy, Of Mt. Carmel is
guest Of town friends.
Azariah Hughes, Of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs. Elmer Moss, of 6l7 West Coal street
is suffering from diphthera
Mr and Mrs. Charles T. Gibson visited
friends at Palo Alto to-day.
John H. Hughes and family, of Philadel-
phia, are guests of town friends.
Miss Mayer, of Ashland, is the guest of
Miss Birdie Guldin at the Commercial hotel.
Mrs Eisenhower and daughter, Miss Emma,
went to Shamokin this morning to visit
friends
Miss NIillie Schooner, of Philadelphia is
guest of Mrs. George Schooner, of North
West street
W. J. Dech, the carriage builder. has
returned from n visit to Potters Lake. much
improved in health.
Harry Lang, of ofPhiladelphia, was in town
yesterday in the interest of J. a. Little's
barber supply house Of that city.
Mrs. Z. B. Greenwood, of Morton, Pa. a
former resident Of town, is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Daniel Bicdy, of West oak street.
Miss Minnie Zullicl, of IIazleton, who was
the guest of Miss Annie Pratt, on South
Jardin street, returned to her home last
evening.
5. q. NJ Hollopeter, Esq, has returned to
his professional duties after spending the
past seven weeks in Philadelphia on a
vacation.
J. WyIIuber and wife, of Philadelphia,
who were guests of Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Martin,
of North Jardin street, have returned to
their home
A, b. c. Daley, bicycle dealer of Phila-
delphia, was visitor to town last evening,
accompanied by Editor John Parker, Of the
Mahauoy City Record.
Editor w. b. Wilson, of Mt Carmel
stopped over in town for a few hours yester-
day on his way home and paid the HERALD
sanctum pleasant visit
Miss Matte Baugh, Of South White street,
left this morning for Kutztown, to resume
her studies at the state normal school. She
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs
Marshal Blugh,
County Controller b. r. Severn left town
this morning for Philadelphia and on We'd
nesday viii be joined in that city by Mrs
Severn for trip TO Chicago to visit Mr..
Scveru's mother.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
THE LYoN-DuNN CONTEST.
The Contestant Permitted to File Addi-
tional Bills of Particulars.

PoTTsvILLE Aug. 1s.--The Lyon-Dunn
contest court again convened in court room
No. 1 yesterday afternoon, with the three
judges and the attorneys for both sides
present.
Mr.. Schalck, for the respondents called
the court IS attention to one or two errors in
the printed report of the proceedings. The
court then made the following order:
Vow, August 18th, 1896 after hearing
lengthy and full arguments Of counsel in
favor of aud against the rule, and after a
careful review Of the authorities on the ques
tiou us cited by counsel ON both sides, and
considering also the status Of this case, W,
feel obliged to make the rule absolute, and
allow the additional bill of particulars, "A:
offered July 9th, 1896 and direct the same t,
be filed on record in the case and further
direct that additional bills Of particulars vii
be allowed to be filed as the case progresses
providing they shall be in line with the
charges and specifications as set forth in the
petition Of the contestant and upon giving
ten days notice to respondents counsel, the
court reserying the right to prescribe O
limit
The respondents counsel did otanticipntC
such a sweeping order by the court, ant
showed their surprise by vigorously opposing
it, but court was ineXomble. The argument
consumed the entire afternoon session Of yes
tcrday. The counsel for Judge Dunn say
the rule will allow the summoning Of every
voter in the county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18

The local corps of Gods American Volun-
teers seems to have received renewed life
since First Lieutenant Haslsm and wife have
taken charge and many people have expressed
their appreciation of the services of the
lieutenant and his wife by sending food and
other tokens to their home at 2i3 East Coal
street. Lieutenant Hasam and his wife say
they love the old Salvation Army movement,
but he loves the flag of freedom and indie
pendence as well and is always ready to carry
it at the head Of the procession. The
Lieutenant has done missionary work at the
Eastern State Penitentiary and his talks on
his experiences there make the meetings OF
the corps very interesting,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18

READING, Pa, Aug. 1S-Dotectivc Henry
NIartz is preparing the papers for addi-
tional arrests i'm the councilmanic bribery
cases, and it is predicted that in a day or
two there will be some startling develop.
meuts. He had expected to capture a
councilman at last Friday nights special
Eneeting of councils in The act Of reco,v-
ing money for his vote, lut Councilman
Mellert who was offered 500 for his vote,
made the fact known too soon. 1t is re-
lieved that Select Councilman Whitman,
now under arrest will be compelled to
give increased bail
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
The Coal Trade.

The anthracite coal trade is now in the
condition of midsummer dullness usual at
this period of the year. There are few new
orders for coal in the market, and dealers are
buying only from hand to mouth to supply
immediate requirements The mining and
carrying companies are rigidly restricting the
output of coal as closely as possible to the
actual necessities of their customers, and
some of the companies that have overshippcd
their quota of production for this year to
date have temporarily suspended operations
at their cOllieries. Saturday, the Feast of
the Assumption, was generally observed as a
church holiday throughout the anthracite
fields, and there was general suspension OF
miUing operations. The prices for anthra-
cite are generally being well maintained,
notwithstanding rum0rs or some concessions
being offered by individual operators.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
Another squire for NIahanoy city.

The powers that be- have declared that
Mahanoy City is entitled to but two Justices
Of the Peace, but Neal Brennan has declared
otherwise. He holds commission as Justice
of the Peace of AIahanoy township, and in
order to give the people of Mahanoy City the
benefit of his judicial mind has rented the
old Slleath property, situated about 100 yards
from the L. V. depot and close to the borough
line This he intends fitting up in irst-class
shape as a business Office His town head
quarters viii be in Alex. Mays insurance
Office where he can be consulted on matters
relating to the business of his office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
PITHY POINTS,
Happenings Throughout the Region Chron
icled for Hasty Perusal.

a new pavement is being laid around the
West Lloyd street school building.
The sudden change in the weather has had
an effect on the display of summer clothing
Waldron, the Canadian horse shipper,
appeared on the streets this morning with a
handsome new team.
new awning is being erected in front OF
the buildings of the Columbia Brewing Com
pany, on south Main street.
a citizen suggests that the travelling bands
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
The New Telenhnne.

The new Shamokin-Mt Carmel telephone
company is now in full working order aud is
giving perfect satisfaction The line at
present extends from Sunbury to Shamokin
and Mt, Carmel, and there are now about
700 phones in use Shamokin has about 225
subscribers while Mt. Carmel has "a. Each
subscriber in the latter town has a sepemte
wire connected with the exchange which is a
great convenience. Under this arrangement
communication can be made with more
privacy than is now done.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
A Day at Atlantic city.

For the accommodation of those who de-
sire to spend only day at the seashore the
Phila. & Reading r, L. will run low price
excursion to Atlantic City ON Sunday next,
Aug. 23rd, leaving Shenandoah at $40 a. m.
and. philadelphia, Chestnut st. wharf, at 900
a. m. Tickets S2.75 good only on the above
special trains. Returning leave Atlantic
City at 700 p, m, and Philadelphia at 93O
p. m thus giving about hours at the sea-
shore. S-l7-6t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
Little Italy" Again.

Between the "colored gents" of Little
Italy and the increasing foreign element of
Pottsville that town is gaining an unenyiable
reputation for bloody encounters Saturday
evening a shooting atiay occurred in the
quarters known as Italy" and as a result q
negro was shot by another, which last night
eliminated in a suit. The negro who re-
ceived the bullet wound had no friends and
was committed to Jail
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
ofInterest To Neterans.

General Mulholland the U. S. pension
agent at Philadelphia, calls attention TO the
act Of Congress, approved August 23, 1894,
requiring fourth-class postmasters to ad-
minister oaths to pensioners and their wit
nesses to pension vouchers. This will be a
great convenience to thousands of pensioners
throughout the country as, in many cases,
they are obliged to travel several miles to
catch a Justice Of the Peace
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
Caucht I'm The Guido RniIs.

Shenandoah City colliery suspended opera
tions for the balance of the day at 2:3O
yesterday afternoon, owing to an accident in
the shaft. A truck that was being hoisted
caught in the guide rails and tore out some
of the timbers. The cage was considerably
damaged and an old one was put in the shaft
to enable the cOlliery to resume operations
this morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
Mnrlk To be Resnmed.

Company expects to resume the work of
mining in portion Of the Twin mine this
week The gas has been cleared out of a
large portion of the west side of the shaft,
in the sixth vein, and it is believed to be
safe enough to permit the resumption OF
work in chambers not affected by the cave
in. About 10 or ~ chambers will be worked
at the outset, but the number will probably
be increased as rapidly as possible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
Found Dend In the Mines.

While passing through manway at Al
bright's colliery, near Llewellyn, about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon, workman
came upon the PROSTATE body of Paul Slump,
Pole, 22 years old. The man was removed
to the gangway. The body was lifeless and
from all indications had been so for an hour
or more. None of the workmen could throw
any light on the tragedy. They had heard
the report of a blast about an hour before
Slump's body was found.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
senntor Ounv,s De Tnrron.

ST. LUCE, Fla, Aug lS.-Ihe largest
tarpon ever caught at ~. Lucie was landed
last evening by Senator Quay, of Penn
sylvania 1t weighed 2j3 pounds. After
an exciting struggle in which the craft
was nearly swamped, the senator landed
his fish safely in the boat While strug-
cling with the fish Senator Quay was
struck on the leg below the knee but was
not seriously hurt. The boatman also had
"a narrow escape.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18

The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school of
Yatesvile will hold a picnic in Fowler's
grove tomorrow afternoon and in the even
ing an ice cream festival will be held. The
object of both events is to raise funds for the
benefit of the Sunday school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
Mine ExamIners Meeting.

The Miners Examining Board of the Sixth
Anthracite District will meet at the house of
David d. Williams, at the east end of VIM.
Penn, ON the first Saturday of each month,
for the purpose of examining miners and
granting certificates,
THOMAS MORGAN,
EDWARD J. BURKE,
ills DAVID ID. WILLIAMS, Sec'y,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting.

A special excursion train for Ocean Grove
will be run by the Philadelphia & Reading
K. r. Tuesday, Aug. 25th, leaving Shenandoah
at 0;O5 a. IN. Tickets 800 good only on
special train going and for return on any
train UP to and including Sept LIST. Ct
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18

At Observation-Disclosures 6; Hartford
>. At Wilmington - Paterson, 8; vii
mington, 4. At Newark-Newark, Il
Athletic z
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
Zions Grove Notes.

Mr.. Charles Hunschberger, for many year
sawyer boss" for Coke Bros. q Co., al
Sheppton has resigned his position.
The attendance at tho Zions Grove camI
m Getting was very large, despite a severe rair
late in the afternoon.
William Honicker, better known as Billy
the Blinker,n and Samuel Fisher had
pugilistic encounter at Bankus' hotel. They
say Billy came ont on top.
Ulysses Hunschbergcr, son of Charlie!
Hunschberger, has returned from Michigan
Charles Breadbender, of Zions Grove, anC
Miss Mary Bankes, of Beaver Valley, wert
made one last week.
Report says that an unknown man anC
woman were waylaid ON the road below
Lucian Krebs, late Friday night. The as
sailants made good their escape
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
Car Load of Pea ches.

A thousand baskets of peaches will arrive
at Pennsylvania depot on Wednesday morn
ing at 900 o'clock Prices to suit the times.
s-17-4t WILLIAM WoOMER.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18

At Wilkesbarre-Wilke 1; To-
ronto, 3. At ScrantOn-I}uifalo, Z; Scran-
ton 3. At Springfield - Syracuse, IL;
Springfield, s, At Providence-Proyid
Z; Rochester T.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18

nor SALE.--A desirable residence and half
Il lot on White street, within one square of
Centre street Inquire of VIM. II. Shoemaker
S-ll-lw
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18

Buy Keystone flour. Be sure that the name
LEssIG & BAER, Ashland, Pa, is printed on
every sack
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18
EVENING
TUESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1896.
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
National Lcagne.

At Philadelphia-Firs game: Balh-
more, B. Philadelphia, ?. Second game
Baltimore 16; Philadelphia, 10. At New
York-New York, 10; Washington. g. At
Pittsburg-First game Cleveland, 6 Pitts
burg, >. Second game Pittsburg, g. Cleye-
land, 81 At Decentralization, . Brook
lyn, /.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18

IXrANTED. .--5 900 ageuts for Russells author
w lied LIVES OF MCKINLEY and Ho-
BART.n $50 pages, elegantly illustrated. Price
only S1OO. The best and the cheapest, and out
freight paid. Bg- Books now ready. Save time
by sending so cents I'm stamps for an outfit at
once. Address A. ID. WORTHINGTON Il CO.,
Hartford, Conn. 7,3-4w-eod
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18

A desirable residence ON East Coal street.
Apply to NJ. NJ. Burke, attomey-at-law. If
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18

EOR RENT.--A stable. Apply at l29 North
Il Main street S-ls-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-18

Pay only your own bills. In dealing here
the cash customer is not taxed to help sup
port the credit customers who do not pay.
Here all are one level. All are cash.
7-lS-tf FACTORY SHOE STORE.