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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06
SPECIAL SALE OF GRANITE IRON
TINWARE. AND COOKING
TTENSTIG


More than FIVE carloads OF Granite
Iron, Tinware, and other Cooking Uten-
sils on sale Monday; in fact. we are
loaded up with stock. The management
says it's time to unload. no matter what
the loss may be. Give your house a gene
raj overhauling and bring a list OF your
wants to the Big Store and prepare 70
secure great bargains. Space will not per-
NIT US TO tell you Of one-half:
Granite-Iron Wash-Basins. worth Sc
for Sc. each.
for 1c. each.
GTanire-IrOn stove Pans, worth ooc., lOI
Porcelain-Lined Steel saucepans. with
long handles. worth 35c., for lsc. each
Granite-Iron buckets, "a s-qusrt siZe'
Japanned Tin Dust Pans, worth lOc.'
Granite-Iron Straight Covered Sauce
pans, worth 4Sc. for 25c. each.
Round Cast-IrOn Griddles, worth double,
sale price l5c. each.
Iargest-Size Granite Iron Dish-Pans. Il
quarts worth SIS. sale price toe. eacn.
Large Russian-Iron Baking and Roast
ing Pans, worth from 10 70 &c, sale
price &c. choice.
Granite-Iron Frying Pans. worth 3Oc..
for l2c. each.
Gaivanized-Iron Soap Dishes. with
Drainers, Will not rust, worth l5c..
sale price SC. each.
Granite-Iron Fish Kettles. worth us,
for acc. each.
Wire Potato Washers. worth &c., for lc.
each.
Granite Milk or Pudding Pans, 4-quart
size. worth &c., for l0c each.
Heavy Block-Tin Bread-Raisers, worth
4Sc., for lsc. each.
Genuine Nickel Coffee or Tea-Pots, with
copper bottom. worth 5oc.. for lsc.
Heavy Steel Tin Dish-Pans, worth z5c.,
for 10c. each
Saratoga-Chip Cutters and Cocoanut-
Crater combined, worth loo. for lc.
Fruit-Jar Filters. worth lOc.. for &c.
Granite-Iron Basting Spoons. worth l5c..
for SC. each
REFINED Footed Famlly-size Colanders,
worth i2c., for &C. each.
Nickel-Plated Baking Dishes, 2 sizes,
worth Soc. and Sl.19 for soc. choice.
On-Stove Tea-kettles, made Of heavy
steel tin; worth l5c.. for &c. each.
Perforated Pan Airing Egg-Poachers,
worth 25c., for &c. each.
German Odorless Cast-Iron Fry Pans,
with cover, worth 15c., for lee. each.
SIZING Granite-Iron Muffin and Corn
Cake Pans, worth Sc. for l9c. each.
Japanned Tin Toilet-sets. worth a.2o.
for see. each.
Japanned Tea Trays. worth Csc. for &C.
each.
l5c. for Sc. each.
FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK
Granite-Iron Coffee or Tea Pots. worth
2sc.. for i4c. each.
COpper-Bottom Wash Boilers best ana
largest made. worth N.25. FOR SIC.
each.
AMERICAN CUT GLASS.
Cut Glass is like diamonds-unless you
get It properly cut It's not worth buy
ing. We handle the best. and that is the
American. The most brilliant and highly
polished OF all Mondays prices are about
one-half:
Cut-Giass Bowls, worth $3.50. Monday
sass.
Cut-Glass Pepper and Salt-Shakers
worth 25c., for &c each.
Cut-Glass Loving Cups. worth IS, for
$29
Cut-Glass Syrup Jugs. worth s.. for SIC.
each.
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READY-MADE DRESSES
AND SKIRTS.

Tan Granite-Cloth Skirts. all lengths.
ST. from SIS.
Black Mohair Skirts. lined, velvet FIN
ish yards wide. $3.50 value, for N.5O.
Black and NavyBlue Serge Suits, in
blazer and REFER effects, were Sl5;
now $50.
Tan Covert and Scotch Mixture Suits.
that were 1870, now s..
All the $3.50 and Si75 Cloth and SIX
Capes reduced 10 $50.
Ill
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THE SALE THAT WINS

Nothing IS aSSulilSu lhdI lSH
rwenty-seven crates or
CROCKERY,
bought at our own prices. study the
lowest value OF these and you will ma
them about half usual wholesale:
"Guerin's" French China Blue Deco
rated Breakfast Plates, lnumlnateu
with gold. worth &c. to-day l-@c'
Oatmeal Bowls. to match. worth isc..
for Sc. each
White China Slop-Jars. sc. EACH value
N.2.
Amateur China Decorators viii find
full assortment Of French White CHINA
here at exceedingly low figures.
Real Delft China Cups and saucers'
worth 50c., for &c. each.
Decorated China Bowls and Pitchers'
worth $50 a set. Only = sets left.
Come early II you wish 10 secure one
Real French China After-Dinner cups
and Saucers. worth DC. for Sc. eacn.
We are selling agents for the famous
MENELIK TOILETWARE TOILET
SETS,
formerly cost you $. can be had here
for s275.
TriIby-shape Toret-sets. worth IS. 10
s., for s239. complete.
LIMOGES CHINA-Game Sets, After
Dinner CoHees. Cups and Saucers. Choco-
late Pots, and the like-at just one-nan.
Real India China Decorated TEAPOT.
Sugar. and Cream Sets, worth 80,
special for Monday for &c, complete.
FROM 10 TO Il O'CLOCK
White China Cups and Saucers. the pest
English make. worth 81 a dozen, set
OF 6 for 24c.
ALL DAY
White China Milk Pitchers. worth i5c.,
for &c. each.
DINNER WARES.
Mondays selling Of Dinner Wares will
pass all records at the Big Store by many
hundreds Of dollars. The prices have
been so reduced that they are bound TO
create a sensation:
DO not expect your Dinner Set on the
same day OF purchase. as We VIII Do
so rushed that we cannot deliver Win
IN one or two days, therefore We ASK
your Indulgence.
Real English China Dinner Sets, worth
S or 80 full set for persons. three
styles OF decoration, sale price VIZ
complete.
Haviiand $40 Dinner Sets. Of the best
Qudlty, Tor SLf-JV-
Fine Limoges China Dinner Sets, worth
So. containing l2i pieces. to-day So'
Real English China Decorated Dinner
Sets. containing 100 pieces, floral deco
ratlons. imported 10 sell for 'SlZ.59
sale price $40. complete.
1l5-pece Wales Dinner Sets. Illuminated
with gold. has large soup tureen, =
sizes OF plates, large meat Qlshes, etc.
worth S25 sale price $3.50.
Real Carlsbad China Dinner Sets, con-
tanning 100 pieces. handsome spray
decorations, imported 10 sell for 80
and $50. sale price $l09S. (Not over one
set TO a customer)
Handsome Decorated French China
Dessert. Fruit. and Cake Plates. worth
p 10 50c each, Monday they 90 Tor
i2c. choice.
Real French China Cups and Saucers.
ovid shape imported 70 sell for 40 a
dozen. sale price for 5ic
White China Bowls and Pitchers. worth
CSC. for lec. each.
Fine Limoges China Dinner Plates worm
S2i dozen. sale price SO per dozen.
Real Carlsbad China Decorated Pitch-
ers worth 4Sc.. for loc. each.
Handsome Imported Toilet-Sets, worth
Sl5 sale price $3.50. comulete.
FROAIl1 TO u O'CLOCK
White IrOnstone China Breakfast
Plates, worth Csc. dozen, for S-4c.
each.
White Chambers, worth 4sc., for lsc.
each
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IT'S RIBBONS AGAIN

to-day. with previous price records
broken. You've never seen such lot
before.
Au-Sllk Taffeta Ribbons, No. 40, any
color, 1oc. a yard.
4 and 5-inch All-Silk Taffeta Ribbons,
in Dresden effects. for &C. yard.
An-SMk Gros-Grain Ribbons, with
No. 7 AIl-Silk Gros-Grain Satin-Edge
Ribbon. all colors, for &c. yard.
Pure silk Ribbon. in coin-spot effects
No ~. for &c. a yard.
No. All-Sllk Ribbons, all coloTs, &c. a
yard.
Black and White Stripe Ribbon. all
silk. new, pretty effects. Sc. yard.
Hundreds Of bolts OF All-Silk Rlboons,
al cnlnre II 1c a NaTd.
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IILIIs tut 81 ~ I'THII |IIIIs
WHITE GOODS.

A few Of the special prices are Ike this:
Ioc. Checked Nainsook. fine grade. for
l7-sc. yard.
~ l-2c Plaid Apron Lawn for SAC. C.
yard.
IS pc White India Linon, 10 inches
wide. for 9 I-2c. a yard.
40c. French Organdy, in White ana
light colors, for l6 2-3c a yard.
u 1-2c. Fine. Sheer White India Linon
for 3-4c. a yard.
&c dozen ladies' Dark, Pretty, Fall
Style Flannellette Shirt-Waists, full
front, yoke back, new cut sleeves,
turn-dOwn collars. costing T5c. each
10 make. at this sale 39c.-all sizes up
10 "A inches.
Ladies' All-Wool Flannel Waists, full
front, pointed yoke back, full sleeves,
high standing collars, Black and
colors, sSc. each-cost $50 TO make.
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Winter and summer UnueI wear ctely
kind you can think OF. The prices
halved, and likely Just what you want.
The lots are priced
lie, and were 80 10 15c.
4sc., and were up TO N.4S
e9c., and were $50.
Sc, and were SIS.
See the prettisst 50c. Suspenders. Here
for sc
A large lot as yet OF Garry Brothers
Perfection White Unlaundered shirts
for 40c. Only sizes II and IL IL miss
ing. OF our own stock these sizes Tor
J0c.-equal to any 75c. shirt.
All the stock OF Negligee Shirts, that
were priced up to $50 for S6c-; Boys
were up 10 CSC, are &c.
All the Negligee Shirts that were priced
up 10 5Sc. for &c.
The zoe. to 81 Neckwear are on sale-3
for 81.
Black, that are nc. yalHe, for IL l-Zc.
One more lot Of &c. Best Mems and
Boys Suspenders for &c. pair.
~
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will have changed. The mills have to
shut down when values rule below the
cost OF raw materials. Here is sale as
long as they'll last
Handsome Black Taffeta Silks. with
embroidered figures. in new fall de-
signs. imported 10 sell for Sl.25 yard;
sale price. esc-
Handsome Black All-Silk Armure silk.
a beautiful Black. imported 10 sell
for SIS yard; Cohen's price, Sc. a
yard.
Black Satin Duchess, worth 81. for CSC.
yard
Fancy Taffeta Silks, all new fall pat
terms usual % and $i-S grades. to-
day CSC. yard.
32-inch All-Sik Drapery Silks, all new
Persian pattetLs. beautiful coiorlngs,
made 10 sell eor 81 yard; Monday 5
sale price is 59c.
Black Handmade India Taffeta Silks,
worth 75c; a yard; Mondays price,
&c. yard.
FROM $40 TO 10 O'CLOCK
325 yards Of New SILK. light and dark
grounds, pretty colOred effects.
bought to sell for J0c. a yard: sale
price. SIC a yard.
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UMBRELLAS.

on SALE AT $50 O'CLOCK
Your choice Of over 80 styles In Ladies'
and Mems Fine Silk-Serge Umbrellas,
handles % hand-painted Dresden.
silver trimmed Ivory, French horn.
agate sterling silver trimmed Congo,
and mother Of pearl. values up 10 $50
each. Early corners viii catch the
plums for 81 At retail only.
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Cut-Glass Mustards. worth s.. Tor ~
each.
Cut-Glass Toothplck-Holders. worth a,
for &c. each.
Cut-Glass OIL Bottles, worth s Ia "a,
CSC. each.
Cut-Glass Vases, worth 50 for yW
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Cut-Giass Water Tumbiers. worth = ,
dozen for lec. each.
Cut-Glass Sait-Dips. worth &c. for 3.
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Lace Curtains yards long. tape bound,
&c. pair. instead Of J0c.
Lace Curtains. fun length, &c. a pair,
instead OF 75c.
eec. a pair for the s11s quality Lace Cur
tains. full 1-2 yards long.
Egyptian Lace Curtains, CSC. pair
from SIS.
Arabian Lace Curtains, new stylish de-
signs. S.25 a paiT-S2.O value.
Ecru Irish-Point Curtains. $40 pair
$50 value
Swiss Tambour Curtains, full length and
width. S25. instead OF s..
Twilled Muslin Curtains, IL yards
long, 81 a pair-S2.J0 kind.
Ecru Applique Lace Curtains, 3 pair
the $50 kind.
Lace Stripe Curtain Scrim, &c. a
yard.
Coin Spotted and Colored Embroidered
Curtain Muslin, 70 inches wide, Il l-Zc.
yard.
g. lie. French Figured Saline. for fur
nture coverings and draperies. lsc.
yard.
Handsome japanese and Bead Curtains
from soc. TO $25 a pair.
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LAMP SECTION.

Real Gold-Plated Banquet Lamps, VII
not tarnish, with fllgree head ana
base. centre draft-burner and remQf-
able founts, worth 81. sale price e.
Handsome Onyx-T0p Tables. VITA
swelled legs and hlorentine frama
worth every cent OF s., sale price s. -
Handsome Gold-Piated Banquet Lamps
with bronze figure centre. with onyx
and cast base. worth Sl2. for SIS.
Onyx Column Embossed Head BanQli
Lamps. worth s2sS, for CSC. each.
No. 2 American Nickel-Plated Parff
Lamps, with dome shade. worth 4A
for SEC. complete.
$500 rolls OF French Crepe Paper. ~
making lamp shades and decorations
worth l9c.. for &C. roll.
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JAPANESE SCREENS,

came more than three months late.
The uncertainty OF freight from Japan
will lose more than a. third on the cost
FOR us-sl.s5 TO $3.50, should be 1926 10
s. Second Floor.)
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GARRETT STOCK

We come before tse citizens Of Rich
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,ne or any one hundred articles may be tomorrow

ChIldren's Fast-Blsck Ribbed Hose, the
usual and best l0c. grade. for &c. a
pair.
10 dozen Ladies' Fast-Black Seamless
Hose. would be cheap at l0c. pair,
for Scat retail only.
ladies' &c Hermsdorf Hose, the best
made al this price; we say L lie.
pair.
l2) dozen ladies' Fast-Black II lie.
Seamless Hose for Sc. pair.
Another show for those that want
LACE CURTAINS
this fall. About three hundred pairs go
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FROM Q TO 10 O'CLOCK
will be sold Fine Dotted Swiss En-
brolderies, inches wide, open irish
Point edges. the usual Is 2-3c. kind, for
&c. a yard-limit 10 quantity.
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es dozen Ladies' White Lawn Aprons,
wide hem and tucks. the best 1oc.
value made, for II l-2c. each.
LADIES' Muslin and Cambria Chemise.
lace or embroidery trimmed, 25c each,
worth zoe.
Aprons prettily made and trimmed,
were 81 and 81 . each. any for 6Oc.
FROM go TO 1890 O'CLOCK
viii be sold the best grade Dark
Checked Bingham Kitchen Aprons,
costing 2oc. each TO make. for &c. each
FROM 1870 TO IL O'CLOCK
ladies' Fast-Black Fine Saline Skirts,
wide. full ruffle. well made. draw-string
bands, worth 81, for l5c. each-limit OF
one skirt to any one buyer.
Here is a remarked stock Of
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
A few our own, but most bought to
close several accounts.
Winter and Summer Underwear, every
kind Won can think Of The prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-06

mOud TO-DAY Win a
GARRETT STOCK
that would DO proud 70 the largest e''E
IA America. The styles and patterns ana
colorings are the designed happiness OF
the best carpet talent in the world. IhsFe
A. a sound reason for knowing that Co.
hens prices are right. or far better than
risht. some fifty pieces at about half
price as yet.
10 pieces Of Body Brussels CARPETS
hall. stair. and room patIerns-BoraeIs
10 match. real value Nw 10 $l-S''
choice OF any, - lie a laru- 60
pieces Administer ana Molustls 80
pets. room patterns. Borders 10 match
real value 81 TO $40; choice OF any
G. l-2c q yard.
pieces Wilton Nelvets-nall, star anu az
room patterns-actual value N--o' &c
pieces Tapestry Carpets-hall, stair.
and room patterns-witn Bofuers 20
match. real value 81 l-2c' for soc.
pieces Roxbury. room patterns. Bor-
ders to match. real value yard
oieces Tapestry Carpets-room. han,
and stair patterns-real value e5c.' &c.
Heavy Union Ingram Carpets. 81 1-2c.
value. - 1-2c. a yard.
Extra super Ingrains. 5oc. grade, % l-2c.
RUGS AND DRUGGETs.
sx+yard Ingram Druggets at 'i-9S. from
$50
2xs-yard Heavy Ingrains, zoe. grade,
81 1-zc.
The surplus stock Of an importer Of
BLACK DRESS GOODS
will be turned over TO you. beginning
with Monday The qualities and styles
are most lavish. The saving a third. and
in some cases a half from the ordinary
prices.
New Australian CamepsHair Cheviots,
costing s. a yard. for I5c.
New Fish-Sc2le Tufted Wieder Cioth,
sl.75 value. for 7jc.
French Canvas Cloth for 75c.
Sc Figured Armures for J0c-
l-2-yard-wide Fine Australian Gamers
Hair Cheyeron, s. value, for Ioc.
81 Mohair Diagonal for J0c
Heavy Brocaded French Novelty Cloth,
$3.50 value. for 81 a yard.
81 Silk Finished Cashmeres for 59c.
Dozens Of 75c. TO SIS values in Fancy
Weaves for zoe.
S35 French Serge for 75c.
Lupin's New Mourning Crepe Cloth Tor
Figured 25c. Best Alpaca Lustrss for
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
4e-inch Al-Wool sc. French Serge for
&c. yard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-08
HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
BIliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.


The Ashland Local says p. J. O'Nein, of
Oakland, sustained his old time reputation
in Freeland on July 4th by vanquishing
three competitors with ease in an all around
reel jig and clog contest and as result dis
plays a superb gold medal which was awarded
him by the committee in charge of the
event Malta, of Shenandoah, is booked for
the next victim and we have no doubt but
that Pats superiority as dancer will con-
vince the adherents of Mr.. Malta that
ONeills equal as an advocate Of the muse
who presided over choral, song and dance
is not in the coal region.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-08
INpusTR1AL EDUCATION.

Booker Washington is one of the remark
able colored men Of the new South He Is
president OF the Tuskegee Institute in Ala
balna which is doing great work for the
colored people. His views concerning in
dustrial education are so well-stated in "a
recent article, and are equally applicable to
all colors, that we extract the following
Industrial education SO far from teaching
an individual how to work, teaches him how
not to work; teaches him how to make the
forces of nature work for him; how to lift Ia
bor up out of toll and drudgery into the at
mosphere where labor is ennobled, beautitied
and glori6ed. Industrial education is meant
to take the boy who has been following an old
mule behind plow making corn at the rate
of ten bushels an acre and set him upon a
machine under an umbrella behind two fine
horses. 50 that he can make four times as
much corn as by the old process and with less
labor. Without industrial education, when
the black woman washes shirt she washes
with both hands, both feet and her whole
body. An individual with industrial educa
tion will use a machine that washes ten times
as many shirts at given time with almost NJ
expenditure Of physical force-steam, elec
treity or water power doing the work. 1t il
safe to say that 30 per cent of the colored
people, as is perhaps true of most races, de
pend for their living on the common occupa
tions of life. Since this is true it seems t.
me that it is the part of wisdom to give
much attention to fitting these masses to dc
an ordinary task in an extraordinary way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-08

Hon. JONI RUSSELL Young, of the Phila-
delphia star is taking in the sights at the
Democratic convention at Chicago, and giving
his impressions to his paper He says among
other enjoyable things: The charm Of this
convention is its devil-may-care insouciance.
Robert Macaire has rendezvous with Russell
Sage and keeps his appointment. Except
when you are talking with the spluttering
people, teeming with facts and figures as to
the millions deliberately robbed from the
West 10 fill the Wall street Golfers, the aspect
of the delegates is a universal grin The
sensation of being able to come out here and
inhale the lake breezes and have no boss over
you is for a politician, new experience. If
they had a boss there would be more sense,
aud things would be carefully adjusted. How
ever the absence Of sense is the dominant
feature in Chicago and really part of the
charm of the present convention. There is
no freak that may not be indulged. A cake
walk, a cane rush, Il walk around, Tiuman
and Hill in the lead, Salvation Army
demonstration, are within the range Of con-
yentiOn possibilities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-08
nnhhcd al Rnven Run.

Between the hours of midnight and three
o'clock this morning robbers entered the
house of Tax Collector Mclaughlin, who
conducts a saloon at Raven Run, and stole
nine bottles of whiskey, two muskets and a
lot of wearing apparel, The discovery of
the robbery was made by Mrs. Mclaughlin,
who went down stairs to get some water for
one of her sick children. Entrance was eff
fected by cutting window pane out of the
front door. A posse searched the mountains,
but no clue to the robbers could be obtained.
Mr.. w. H. Smith, editor of The Argus.
Benton, Pa, recommends romedy for
diarrhoea which he has used with magical
effect Several weeks ago" he says, Il
purchased bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and after
using less than one-third of the contents the
results were Notwithstanding an entire
cure. heartily and cheerfully recommend
the remedy to all suffering from diarrhoea." p"
This remedy is for sale by Gruhler Bros,
Druggists
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-08

CLEAR headed cyclists are beginning to sec
the danger TO which they are drifting, in the
matter of good road movement. Too much
attention has been given to cycle paths to the
real detrimcnt Of the roads. Good advice to
cyclists is to work for cycle paths only when
it is impossible to secure good roads. The
authorities of Brooklyn, n. Y, have been
given great deal of credit for the twin
cycle paths running to the ocean, while be-
tween them is a Boulevard which isa disgrace
to any civilized community. 1t was much
cheaper to fix up the paths than it would
have been to make the BouleYard acceptable
To wheemen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-08
PoTTsv1LLE LETTER.
Kline Township Voters Called Up in the
LyOn-Dunn Contest.
PoTrsvmLE, July s.

PoTTsv1LLE, July s.
The Lyon-Dunn contest was resumed this
morning at 10 o'clock, Judge EhrgOod being
absent when court convened. number of
witnesses were in attendance from Kline
township, as there was yesterday, but those
summoned yesterday were not examined and
the county Is out a few hundred dollars more.
The ballot boxes Of the First and Third
wards Of Mincrsyille were brought in and
opened and the contents were offered in
evidence in three exhibits, after which the
boxes were sealed again and counsel ON each
side signed the slip attached to the box Mr..
Breckons then offered the ballot check list of
HoneybroOk, Kline township, as exhibit 4,
and the voting check list of the same dis
trict as exhibit 5. At this point the first
witness was called to the stand He was
Bernard Ferry, of Kline township, and after
a long argument as to what the petitioners
proposed to prove by the witness the court
OvCrruled the objection of Mr.. Whitehouse,
which was TO the effect that no witness should
be called at this stage of the case because
petitioners have not brought themselves un-
der the Acts of Assembly and because the
witness does not come under the various
rulings made by court
Mr.. Breckons then examined the witness
who said he was from Audenreid and to
tAe best of his knowledge, voted for Judge
| of Orphans Court at the November election.
Witness was not examined by the respondent
and Alex Bernosky was then called. Another
long discussion took place as to whether the
witness name was on the bill of particulars
Mr.. Berger said he was on the list and Mr..
| Whitehouse replied that his colleagues could
not find it. This was the cause of number
Of speeches by counsel and it was finally
settled by Mr.. Berger saying the witnesses
name was on the first bill of particulars and
| Mr.. Whitehouse Withdrew his objection. At
/ 11;30 a. IN. witness was still on the stand and
the argument was being continued.
| Deeds were recorded to-day from Sallie f.
! Weaver to Mary A. O'Donnell, premises in
Minersvlle; J. G. Smith, trustee of estate of
| Elizabeth Sutton, to John Baerman, lot in
| Minersville; William Werts ia Madgellan
! Long half lot in Gimrdville; Alliance Coal
! Mining Company to George Polinsl1y, lot in
New Philadelphia; J. X. Sgfried ct, al, to
Joseph i. Patterson lots in Pottsville.
Marriage licenses were granted to Michael
Ciba and Eva Bobyock, both of Mahanoy
Plane Carol Lapinslii and Mary Kussuto,
both Of Mahanoy City; Ignac Rudziawiczs
and Dominka Nobanawicz, both of Shenan-
doah.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-08

Some time ago the one-year-old child Of
Mr.. NJ. E. Lindsey of Franklin Forks, Pa,
had n very severe attack of collie. She SUIT
fered great pain. Mr.. Lindsey gave her a
dose Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and in ten minutes her
distress was gone. This is the best medicine
in the world for children when troubled with
collie or diarrhoea 1t never fails to effect a
prompt cure When reduced with water and
sweetened it is pleasant for them to take, 1t
should be kept in every home, especially
during the summer months. For sale by
Gruhler Bros Druggists.