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WANTED -Sltuation as nurse, chamber
maid or waitress, by neat, respectaIjle
Whine girl. Address TIDY, this office.
sci 3-3t-em
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FOR RENT 4O4 1-2 and 406 LIST st. NV
tilree-story, rooms; bath; cellar; regu-
Lar gems; $50. ROBERT COHEN, owner.
shoe store, $50 Pa. ave. SeS-7t.eIn
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WANTED BY lady of. refinement, position
as hOuSekeeper; terms reasonable; refs.
exchanged. Call or address 81 Sd st.
NV. sel2-9t
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WANTED BY reliable colored girls place
as waitress or cook. Call Monday, 1895
3lh ST. NV. Item
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II you wish 10 consult medium. VIII,
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FOR RENT Two unrur rooms in prpttv
bay-window house; heat, light and hath;
chean If taken at once; light housekeeping
permitted. 1907 9Th st NV IT
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NANTED-B a settled cOlored woman,
Call or address 1915 n st. NV. seI3-3t
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WANTED Solicitors for Industrial Fire
Insurance. Apply in basement S07 @ NV.
selU-7t-e.u
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WANTED-2 collectors and o solicitors:
liberal terms. can make from $50 20 $50
per week. apply, bet and a. m. al
Pos Pa. ave. st. sef0-7 TEN
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FOR REST-sroRE s. DWELLING.

FOR RENT Store and Z rooms: grocery
anu provision store: good corner and
good business. 400 K ST. ne sci 3-7t-em
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WANTED BY an honest colored girl,
place nurse or chambermaid: 20 home
NIGHTS. Call or address 913 W sk. Item
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WANTED BY a respectable and honest col
0red woman, family or boarding house
Nasiilng and lroning.or house cleaning; can
furnish good refs. 469 X st. sw.
Item
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WANTED Place as rnilliner Address
COMP ETENT, this office Item
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FOR RENT Fur. rooms. 203 6 st, NV
sci AIT
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WANTED BY a respectable coIored girl,
place to do housework, but no cooking
Address or apply ID lt19 4Uh st. nv. Item
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TAKE a tumble to yourself-a fall suit
is now necessary. We have en-; ele-
CANT ones, custom made and only 'tFffle'
worn, at figures that'u please all hands.
Keep this in your head JuSTHiS OLD
STAND, 6I9 ID st. NV. se141w
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WANTED To buy houseof 6 or 7 rooms.
Address CASH, this office. seI2-3t
WANTED An { or Groom honse. with
stable preferred for lot ON n. Cap. st. near
NJ VIII add some cash. Address with FOIL
particulars, 10 Me, thlsofHce. sell Stem
WANTED-To rent from owner, house OF
o rooms, gas and water; for a light
business IN NV, neat location: not over
$50 Address T. d. A, this office.
sell st ,em
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MASSAGE and hot sea salt bath. mani
cure and cfiropodist: open till 8 p. n
702 9Th st. NV. sPS-7t
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FoR sAIh- HORSES s CARRIAGES.
FOR SALE STORES.

FOR SALE Brick store, No. 81 NJ st. sw.;
rooms and cellar; $1,000, $500 cash,
balance to suit; must be sold. +. j. DIEU-
DONNIE, Ohio National Bank Buiiding.
sci -3t, ,ern
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR REST-A new, perfect toned upright
piano, and cover aud stool, to responsible
party, for 50 per month; no others need
apply Address UPRIGHT, this office
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H..
not see the best7
Mime. LAMON
The Master Mind of
CLAIRNOYANCY,
The Exponent OF High Grade
MEDiUMSHIP,
VIII give you truthful and reliable iufor-
matlon ana advice on business affairs,
marriage, love, divorces, separa atoms, pen
slons, deeds, Wills law suits, travels. lost
or stolen property, etc. names given. no
matter w hat trouble you may have, call on
This gifted woman; she can help you OGIt of
all difficulties absolute satisfaction guar
iiuteed' terIue ana English spoken. Resi-
denCe, I3O3 y st. NV. sel3-lmO
TAKE a tumble to yourself IA fair suit
is now neCeSS 8ry. We have EN-, eIe-
CANT ones, custom made and only a 'tFifle"
worn, at figures that'L please all hands.
Keep this in your head JuSTHiS OLD
STAND, 6lS ID st. NV. se141w
IT Is wrong Tor auy person who has been
given a bicycle rack OF MY Sweetheart
Cigarettes To use the blackboard which is
attached TO advertise any cigarettes or
tobacco made by the ''trrst,' who have
heen lighting for years all cigarettes not
made by the trust. We do not object for
anyone To use II FOR any other merchandise
with Ny Sweetheart Cigarettes. E GRtlS.
Agent. se14-3t
PORT RATS / VIII make and deliver a
frame q different styles on pa YIIfeut of
81 per Week: no charge unless satisfactory,
best reference in Washington given. A1-
dress ARTIST, this office.
se13-Tt-em
MISS SCHw AIM, magnetic treatment, o
a. n. TO 10 p. III. 3l9 IL No. ave. For
iadles aud gentlemen. sel3-3t
GESTLEMEN, ATTENTION suits ana
oVerCoats made to order, best custom
Work; fIrst-clUss fit guaranteed. credit II
you desire; easy eekly OF monthly pay
InentS; business strictly confidential AL
dress PHOENIX TAIL LORIEG Co. this OF
fice. se12-tf
MANY A MAN whoIs strong enough abroad
to quell riot, is too weak at home JG put
oYera4fs, age, 10 l6; the latest fad out.
our price, 25c, down town prices, S5C,
small size chlldren's pants, 25c quality,
10 ana oC 10 close out, at SELBY \, S03
MASSAGE and hot sea salt bath. mani
cure and ciiropodist: open till p. n
102 9th st. NV. see-7t
NINE. DAVIS, born Clairvoyant and card
reader, tells about business, removes
spells and evil influences: reunites the
separated, and gives luck 10 all. cures
plleS ana drunkenness 1928 2oth 81 n "
seS-1mo
NINE. THEO.
Medium and card reader. Washin gton's
most Famous claIrvoyaut and palmist. con
suit her on business, love and family af-
IaIrs: Eeunttes the separated. removes spells:
CalsseS speedy marriages, and gives good
luck; open daily; German spoken; &C and
QUO, 90 ST. NV. se1-l4t
THE ..3 DAYS" CURE (tor men) leads
all edies in this city. a prompt and
permanent cure OF no charge; consultation
free DIR. McKEEHAN, Tia 18TH st. NV.
se4-1mo
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LOST.
LOST-A bout the 18th of June a Bed
lngdon terrier and 2 bull terrier pups $50
reward for the BedlinefOn, W llch is a gray
dog, rough coated, long thin head and
stands about Is inches high: S25 ward
for each Of the others If returned 30 d. A
CHRISTIE, No. Z, Mount Vernon flats, or
the reward VIII be paid If information
leading to their recovery be given. sell st
LOST-Kear 18th and SITS. spectacles
and case ABB P 50. Item
L0ST-A bull dog. answ ering to name of
GTtffo. reward 1000 11th st. Sc
sells 3t-em
LOST On Saturday night, fox terrier
Sport: brown spots on side end ears; col
lar marked, 1887 @ ST." reward If re-
turned. If-arn
L0ST-From 3267 Prospect ave, George
town, one small black and tan dog lin
era1 reward and no questions asked il re-
turned. ID. +. ROBERTSON. SCI l-3t EN-
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WAKTED-A position as chaulheBmaid or
general house~ork; small taiIiiy. l218
06h ST. INV. sci 13t,Gm
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WANTED BY colored girl place as COOK
IN small family; work cut by the dag.
le11 Vt. ave. NV. sell 1-3t ,em
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

REAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
BY
THOMAS S Is. WAGGAMAN ,917F ST. NV.
UNIMPRoVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Per foot.
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From Santuc.

The weather las been Ill that c0u!t
fc desired. ] don't remember to have
ever seen such little rain at this season
of the year. @
The farmers have all started ON another
year, IL not hopeful. certainly with THE
consolation that they have plenty to eat
for both man and MaSt. have heard
several men Sly that there had been
mere hogs kiI,3,t, for fstcon this year in
Sintuc township than in any Year
since the war. And the corn crop wss
generally good. SO We will have plenty
of hog and lominy, if judiciously
managed.
There is some complaint of scarcity of
farm hands.
MesSrS W. Il. Jones and Jas. +. letter
two of Our progressive merchants have
been to Atlanta 10 buy mules for this
market.
The grippe has - strong hold i'm our
community yet. and believe is on the
Increase rather than decrease as Il gomly
number Of our citizens are sick with il
now.
Miss Mary Ellen Lampiey, of Your
city isSisiting friends in S;,ntuc.
Messrs,e eZeily, Cllina, Sartor and Rice
also Srent Sunday hi Santllc.
Mr.. Robert Gillian has accepted !,
Ession with, sfl. r. Jones. : Robert
49,. - -. .a,., - n -. ~ :,
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discOrCiant element where all is leacc
and prosperity. so far ~ the lsborers
in tie mills are concerned. If there is
any dissatisfaction and discomfort
among the mill operatives it must Ia !.
profound secret, or it would be known
tn the outside world. AMI prevent the
daily applications that are being made
for employment in the mills. We
think it is tru, that there are more
people having the farms to obtain work
in the mills than We have ever known
o.. course, this is due tn the increased
number of mills, but if the mill owners
are expressing and degrading labor il
would Ia her,l'ied far and near, which
wunld keep the others away. Our
observation is that II farmer always in-
vestigates the condition of tho mill
operatives BEFORE he decides to take
his family from security and indie
peRdence and put them ut work in the
leills. He must talk apsl sslxfss witt,
stArse engaged in the business before a
stlecision IL ressthstl. If the operatives
sre not demandibg the creation Of an
,office Cor their exclusive befietit, Why
SHOULD The Legislature beasked iw Others
'tosatldie the taxsiayerswitl an addition.
sal burden? Besides, this is not a time
FOR the creation of new positions with
salaries attached, nor will the beople
generally look with favor upon .spssII
lproiect. The legislative membepS ought
30 he looking around to find opis oflmities
for cutting down expenses and retldciag
the number OF oiiiccS. instead of consid-
ering the propricty Of making new places
for the hungry and iniprtunatr. Ii is
true there are not enough Offices 10 go
around, which would lc the cas-. if tho
present number WAS doubled or tr,l~le,l.
but the vast majority Of citizens are not
personally interested, and why should
they In called uprn Ia pay for lnurcr
--tir~nvillc Muuntaiurrr.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-01-15
Consumption Can be
Cured.

Nothing r".Iid h2 ia.r;. IL, az ui,iEn-
llr"pi' "r carry more iN iu ihr afflicted.
than the offer of L. \. Sloclm, NJ. G..
of New tuik civ.
'0nti'lcnt that he has discovered :,
reliable cure for cnnSr,mptio, anil
all bronchial. throat and lung Diseases.
general decline and weakness, loss of
flesh and aIl conditions ul wasting. and
to max" lis great merits known. ne will
send fr,c. tliy?e battles /" any reader ot
Tie Inrc5 who iniN hc Suffrrinw.
Already This new scientific cn,ll<c of
mD;liCine" has permanently cnrel thou-
sands OF apparently hopeless cases.
lie Doctor considers il his religions
aUty-a duty which he owes to humanity
To donate his infalliblc cure.
He lEs proved The dreaded ronS,mD-
ton to l~ y durable disease hcvond any
doubt, and has on file his in American and
European laboratories tcstiDonials of
experience from thC:W Rncittel and
cured. in NIL parts Of the world.
Don delay untH il is too late. Con-
SUMPTION uninterrupted. mrauS speedy
and certain death. tddeSS T.. \,
Nbocmn, NJ. g.. - Pine street, New
York. and when writing the Doctor.
give express and poSt0iiicr address. and
please mention reading this article in
The Times.
3.tf
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There is mor' c:t;rrli in this section
OF the country than all other ,lis.,SrS
put together. and until the lust few
wears was supposed to i- incurahlc. Fer
Il great many Years doctors pronounced
II local disease. aud prescribed local
remedies. and 10y constantly failing To
cure with local tlratmcnt. pronounced il
incnrabir. Science has proven catarrh
to be Il constitutional disease. and, there
fnr,. requires constitutional treatment
llailS Catarrh cure, manufactured lv
+. j. Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is
the nnly constitutional cure on the
market. 1t is taken internally in doses
rom 10 drops ioH tGiSlDatui. 1t acts
'urfct'y on the blood AMI mucous S,lrfacr
of uH system. They offer one hundred
uoiiars ior any ease il fails lu cure. Send
Tor circulars and testimonials. Address
r. y. Cheney X Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold hy druggist, 7r.
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Was Il A Gold Brick &?

To Tie Editor of the Boston Herald:
Ourc upon u time there VA, II nigh;y
party, and it was called the Republican
party. But after il hld brcD!.r weaken
rl 10y asr, ami by III" alllsr nf stinuI-
laiitS, such HS star routes. navy contracts.
large appropriations and S.r:i, intiiviiUa!
profit from high protrttiDn. il los; !nlI!y
ut lis a,,.icrcnt:, who hr;ine Inlg-
Il candidate for the Presidency Mm" waS
opposed 10y Il strong miuoritl III Iii:
party. This minority didn't ike him Il
little bit. but they ha u s;!A they would
take him. and They al! ~, tur',rl him.
And about thHt t,nn there WAS
sprung against tlcna candidate called
a Dennrat c,uplhiatr, aiid OF Il sudden
it looked nliyhtily Us if hu were going to
hHclHtr'i, In; hr, tn,, wai opposed 10y
Il s,rong milnrily OF his party.
And il came to pass that the RcpuO
lica,ls. in tlrir danger ami distress,
appeared 10 Scv >piGc OF the errors of
their ways, and they Sr,mrl T. wish
20 burn some "f their prc>in,lSly wor-
slipped idols of protection ami high
prices. aud to adopt instead the ;lc..S Of
i'e gumi Democrats. WHO wanted sound
Inunr, aMt u reformed currency. in
order to imlrnN" the husinra' llrtalS of
the country. AMI they ail said That :
what We all want. and il you will help
us To elect oir candidate We will help
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Bucklon's Arnira Savj,.

The h,St >;l!rc in the world los c,;t>.
bruises. S-rcS ulcers. salt lhr,un. fever
sores, tctrr rhap~d hands. and rhilblain,-
cofilS. aiid III skin "lup;!uiI>. and POS, il-
ely cures piles or no lny required. j; i.
guaranteed To give perfect Satjs,,eti,n,
or money refunded. Price - ccncs per
box For sale ~ J.. 1. Duke.
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A Cure for Lame Back.

"Mytlaughter when recovering fr,m
an attack Of fever. was c:rat sufferer
from pain in the back AMI h;ns,' writes
Lou'ien Grover. of S;,rliS. Ky. "tf,cr
using quite u number Uf remedies with
ont any benefit she tlirl one n.tl" "f
,ChaIAler!ain's Pain balm and il hHs
givtfHrntire relief Chamberlain :
Pain Balm is also II certain cure for
r!let'Gatism. Sold by T.. E.. Duke.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-01-15
F. ) Pills

Send yonr address to II. L.. Hurklcn
& Co., Chicago, and got Il LrC" Sinpe
box OF Dr. Kings New Life fills. \
trial will Convince ynu OF their merits.
lhcSe Pills are easy IN action and are
Ptrtiy.,!'nlI, rii,rtNc in the cnrc of Con-
Stipitiun and sick IIcalahcn For Malaria
and Liver troubles they have been proved
invaluable. They are guaranteed tn lr
perfectly free from every dClctcriouS
substance and To bc purely veg table.
They d"uot wc;.i;en by their action.
bnt lN giving tone tp stomach all bow
els greatly invi%ora.c tilcSNSlrnl. Regular
size 25c per box. Sold hy DR.. +. &. Duke
Druggist
Put not Your trust in politicians. Many
4 lHckifSS l!blishtr has been SnatclIed
la'N'I"&ldl 'NN y POLITICAL ru'l.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-01-15
DO YOU WANT
A Home In ; Union ?

On Main street We .invc for y%,r the
follow inc:
Cine AN! om'-half >tory. h:irk, %!iiI-ie
roof dwelling nuw "rcupie'l Ivy Mr.. W.
III. Nirinv: aiSn
TWO story. franz. sliiugIr rrDf dwell
ling now occupied hy II. NJ. Grimball.
One lot containing about two acr,S.
between the residence ot Capt. j. T..
Douglass and Mr.. Win. Munro.
onc lot. rontling about four acres.
between the residences of Mrs. Ida ".
GuSS and Rev. i. g.. Clifford.
On Church street we have The fol-
lowing:
Cine story. frame. S!inglr, roof dwell
ling now occupied hy DR.. :. :. hinder.
also
Tw" story, frame. >l;ngic root dwcl-
linz NOW occupied hr Mr.. y. y. III.
Walker
Union Real Est
l.. NICHOLSON, Secy. and Treas.
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abor Commissioner.

IT appears that the Legislature will
10 asked TO toyoatc the Office Of labor
commissioner. which means Il direct in
reference with the management OF our
action MIL. nud ,h" Introduction Of Il
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-01-15

\ newspaper may h" S,n,ll yet affect.
i've. n rifei hall isa little thing but pop
erly aIipcd. and with the right kind or
siiitf behind it. il may l@ rciie'l uimn To
make q deep and la>tiug iIu ,reSi on
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-01-15

The rating III Il ,GYsE.ry sheet y any
pf lha So-call"d newspaper dirctot's is
ol little iInpor,ancH compared wf TIE
reputation which l'dp,rrninyS aN!ulnr.
The wihcawakc weekly which stat b. Ws!l
with loral readers and adlcrti~Y will
no, hc apir"ci:d.ly affected hy antstatc.
mcnt al its cirtulaiIon made t,s lrcign
publication. country publishers az begin
ming 10 'iil this "u, One result / their
,Nnkmlino is recognized in tn" ias that
4 =. Ir.ta'n directory. which lrrctoit' has
claa,ny 70 j." well nigh lrricr viii
not lr con,iIincu n.. - cent linn3tter
the issue of lo?I. II itdrol'S out lSiyht
| entirely il wont lH missed by Asible
publishers who ninl their own finrsS
' regardless Of outside mteyicrcucr
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-01-15

We love 70 hCaI :. C..pant' editor blow
nt| OWN horn. II in,iicatcStItit ir iS aliy,
and isn't afraid to lc; the world knoH
il. Pres and Printer.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-01-15

Nnn*nS'', Nv:9llor, orr m,si,.ui car
must Ike ntf the hinges. The lu!ic WIS
''Whoa Emma"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-01-15

stiie man Who knuwi a little airut
printing and thinks he knows il I'LL. will
liiake more trouble in Il printing office
tiaifa bull in Il china sliop. Press and
Printer.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-01-15

inc hFSt catch lin" in All al .S the lin,
that catches the customer,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-01-15

- .,'' IiIikl
lain : collie. cEolrr:l and diarrhu rencuv.
For two ycal;; have suffered from IN
digestion, and am subject to frequent
severe attacks of pain in the stomach
and bowels One or two doses uf thi,
remedy never fails IL Civ. prrfrc, rrlirl.
Price - ami - cents Su!d by +. {.
Duke.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-01-15

T"n ace lot. l:!oTa as Miss Lizzie
Eicr'S lui.
We have for rent oc lile the following:
Light beautiful nov four roCn, cot
ta:srS in n,ir Southern addition. Rentc,l
reasonably. Ok sold on easy terms.
TWENTY EIGHT BtILDIEC;
LOTS adiarant to tho above. have ieer
laid n!f on Church street, AMI other wide,
'S,1de,l streets opnn"l mp hv this Agency;
also TWENTY-ONE LOTS Fol:
COI.O%ED PEOPLE. which will ir
offered ut special irl.lccmcn To thove
who come first, ~ will contract to built.
\ VERY DESIRABLE STOK.;
HOUSE FOR RENT. ANOTHER.
NOW D|CUTEB. FOR SALE.
STOCk AND BONDS BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
,ato AgencJ Ine.,
+. n. COHEN. President.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-01-15

L. s. Ccnsus 1890 1910
Police Census 1895 1910
Estimated now -- $500
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-10-15
POLITICAL POINTS.

Joseph ]. Coughlin, the active young
School Director from the First ward, Is being
urged by his friends to entor the contest for
the Democratic nomination for the Legisla-
ture next year Mr.. Coughlin's conduct
since he has been member Of the School
Board has shown him to be a young man of
more than ordinary ability, and II nomi-
mated will prove a strong candidate.
-Congressmau Brumm has endorsed John
F. Finney, Of the Miners Journal for the
position of Naval officer at the Port of Phil
adelphia.
This is quiet campaign on the surface,
but some effective work is being dono by
both parties.
Judge Archibald has refused new trial
in the Joyce-Wyatt libel suit, and the de-
fendant will appear at Harrisburg next Nor
day for sentence.
There are number of Democrats men.
toned ia connection with the nomination fol
the Senate in this district, among them being
John A. Reilly, Jr., James J. Fmney and
John J. Toole, Of town. Hon. E. A. Grittiths
MahanOy City and James l. Blakslee, OF
Delano.
The Borough Council will probably FL
the vacancy on the police force next Thurs
day night, at the regular meeting.
The more the court investigates the Lyon
Dunn contest, the more thoroughly con
vinced is the public that it is farce.
Colonel James Elverson, Jr., Of Phila
/ delphia,a stalwart supporter of Senator Quay
has resigned from Governor Hastings staff
The iremen of Tamaqua have endorsed
/ Hon. John d. Kershner as 3 candidate 70
| the Republican nomination for the Senate II
! this district.
Congressman Brumm, Editor John I
Finney and Hon. Elias Davis participated ii
a game of cricket yesterday They max
a strong combination, especially in the gam
of politics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-10-15
MAHANOY CITY.
News of Interest From Our Neighboring
Borough.

News of Interest From Our NeIghBorIng
Borough.
MAHANOY CITY, Oct. 15.-Mrs. James
George, of st. Clair, died at the residence Of
her daughter at GilbertOn yesterday. The
funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon,
at 1 O'clock interment at Wadesville.
Thieves entered the home of William
Kennedy last evening and took several suits
of clothing. Kennedy is at the Miners
hospital in critical condition. His wife
died a few months ago. The house was
closed and the thieves entered through the
front door.
Patrick J. Cuff, of Centralia half-back fol
the Ashland foot ball team. was fatally in
jured at Scranton last evening.
The six-year-Old son of James II. SeymOre,
of Jackson's Patch, died of blood poison last
evening" the result of a splinter running il
his foot eleven days ago.
Frank Zimmers, of Vulcan, had one of hi
legs seriously injured by an iron pipe rolling
upon it.
Frank Deem is laid up with blood poison
the result of an injury to his thumb. Am
putation may be necessary.
Robert Geiger, Pole, had his left shoul
der dislocated this morning while coupling
coal cars at the Mahanoy City colliery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-10-15
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout the Country
ChrOnicled for Hasty PerusaI.

Happenings Throughout the Country
Ohronicled for Hasty PerusaI.
The Board of Pardons will meet at Harris
burg next Wednesday.
James X. Wilson, the insurance agent viii
remove to Pottsville from Philadelphia
'The Sporting Craze" which played to a
small house here, has dropped by the way
side.
Green goods" men became suspicious and
refused to bo led into a trap set for them by
Allentown police.
Mrs Harrett White of Mahanoy City, was
elected delegate to the national convention
Of the Daughters of Liberty.
Late yesterday afternoon the District At
torney decided to accept bail, and Squire
Devine was released from Jail.
Mrs. Martin Dwysr was nearly killed by
swallowing saltpetre in place of harmless
medicine, at South Bethlehem.
About $500 coal miners Of the Pittsburg
river district resumed work yesterday pend
ing arbitration as to disputed dificrential
Rosa Goetz aged 20 months, of Allentown,
wandered away from home, fell down high
bank aud was killed by passing locomotive.
An elegant front room, table board and To-
cation excellent Steam heat aud bath room
attached. Can be engaged by calling at the
! HERALD office.
Frank Brecker has issued a challenge to
James Robinson, of Pottsville, to play pool
for $1O0 aside, gate money and championship
Of the county.
Major David Lewis, of Philadelphia has
been made Assistant Adjutant General on
General Snowden's staff in place Of Colone
North, resigned.
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal ant
Iron Company's collieries will finish out tn,
woek This is the third consecutive full
week which they have worked this Fall
The following names were omitted a
guests at the Clifford party Mrs. Kansas
Miss Edith Needs, Mrs. Harry Mayberry
Miss Klott, Michael Durkin, Patrick Scanlar
Charles Smith and Mr.. Tobin
Letters testamentary were granted
Jennette Bailey, on the estate of William 1
Bailey, late of st. Clair, deceased. Also t
Isabella Rudy, on the estate of William I
Rndy, late of the borough of Schuylki
Haven, deceased.