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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-14
NOTICIAS

-. Dice un blen querldo c0ega p0nceio,
que hemos dalo mil golpes en- la herradura y
| nipguno en- el cavo, al indicar Ia convenien.
cia de que desaparezcan las Secretaries sub.
secretaries del ex gobierno insular. Podra ser
que el alu lido colega crea que esta en- terreno
| frrne, aun caando realmente Gamma sobre un
pantano de los que nuestros jfbaros llamsn
| stembladera,, pero ST podemos asegurarle que
de csda mil herradores que pensamos en- los
asuntos de s colonia, hay 900 que damos el
golpe en- la herradura, al tratar de las secreta'
rfas, porque Ell c'avo va 10 teuemos bien aden'
tro = hasta remachado.
-. Ha ragresaio hoy de Cuba, bordo
del <Alfonso XIII, nuestro dignfsmo compa'
triota d. Angel Acosta @ aintero, acompafado
de su distinguida familia. Viene & ocupar el
cargo de tenieDts fscal de nues!ra AudIencia,
para ell oual reune sobrados m9ritos. EnviA'
mosles nuestro cordial saludo de b!envenida
~. Fl 16 del actual quedara defnitiva.
mente instalado 81 esp'endido restaurant cafe
del Club Colonial de Puerto Rico inaugurado
el sabado en- ell mismo looal que ocup5 ell Liceo
AiAitor. Los amigos Bazan, Falocn Sierra
enoargados del expresado restaurant no omiten
gastos para que resulte LA sltura del Club.
-. Despacho de Washington indican que
ell scfior Que:ada representante del gobierno
cubano en- aquella capital, cele bra ffecuentes
conferencias con los secre tarios de Estado y
Guerra Mr.. Hay y Mr.. Alger para poner en- CO.
nocimiento de estos sefores las condolences
afiictivas en- que sc encuentrs ell ejercito cubano.
~ En- la casa del sehor Mandry, de va
bacos, SO tj,br6 un animado baile ell altimo
domipgo, aue dur6 hasta la, msdrugads. Lu
cieron en- d sas gracias y belle as las ssflaritaa-
de is casa Mercedes, Isabe! y Adelaide y las
de Garcia, Ccl6a y Franco la hoia del
<bouffet, p1onunci6 un elocuente brindis el doc
tor Berrfos.
-. En- Ia calle del Jobo, de Ponce, trozo
comprendido entire las de Mayor Salud, apa'
recio en- la mafiana de antes de syer un nino
recien nacido, abandonado, y envuelto en- un
mont5n de andrajos.
-. Herminio Dfsz Navarro - Abogado.
Ofrecs sus services profesionales. Gale de
San Justo, namero IS. al5-1
-. De orden del vigilaLts de policfa de
Aguas buenas don Eduardo Rodriguez, fu6
ospturado por los guardias don Jos6 Isafas Ca
macho y don francisco Alvarado Ell indiviiuo
Bartolo Torres, quien Sc le atribuye partici
paci6n en- ell cfimen cometdo en- ell barrio de
eSonadora,, de Bayamon, en- la persona de don
Cosme Eseand6n.
-. Eu Ciales Sc teme la reproduction de
los des6rdenes ocurridos si, como Sc dice, se
retirau las tropas que hay allf de gusrnicion.
Las psrsonas de orden verfan con gusto que ell
Gobierno gsrsntizsse Ia seguridal pablica.
-. Hemos recibido una carts fech ada en-
Camuy ell Ola l2, frnada por don 81. Remotty
Fsjardo, Office ayudsnte del S. Q Rgm cavahy,
desmintiendo Ia noticis que nos comunico en-
otra carta don Ulpisno Toledo, referents que
los caballos de las tropas ponen psstar en-
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VApoRES CORRE0S AMERlCAN0s
DE La BED ODD LINE.

Ell vapor &Philadelphia> saldra como sigue:
De San Juan para Curazao Venezuela, Diciembre s,
Enero 5.
De Ponce para Ne,e- York. Noviembre %, Diciem-
bre q, Enero Is las 10 de la mahana,
Ell vapOr xCaracasn saldra como sigue:
De Ponce para Curacao Tenezela, Novembre
"A, Diciembre o.
De San Juan para Neu- York, Diciembre 7, Enero
4 q las 10 de la manana.
Precios de pasajes en- ORC americana.
NeW-York, la. s 60 Pa. S 81.
Curacao =, 10 :. 10.
Puerto Cabello 20 :. 10.
La Guaira 80 20.
Ninos memories de II afos, mitad del pasaje,
Pasajes de ida vuelta. 10 p & de rebaia.
Los vapores de esta linea han sido construidos
en- Philadelphia expresamente para este trafco.
con comodidades muy especiales para pasajeros, y
emplean de Puerto-Rico New-York al rededor
de cuatro dias y medio.-Agentes San Juan:
Iiuar 9 CompaNie.-Agentes en- Ponce: Morales
Compaam. A. 15-3.
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EI vapor Ing|6s "iden'
DE LA MALA REAL INGLESA, LONDRES

Hsra escala en- este puerto procedente de
Saint Thomas, ell viernes ls del sctual las
de Ia maflana saliendo las 8 para Agua1illa
Mayagiiez y Pence desde donde regresara
Saint Thomas.
Este servicio estableoido con regularidad
per la compafifa para cada cuatro Werner, SO
presta muy convenientes combinaciones para
los sefiores visjeros, estando en- copexi6n con
diferentes lfneas de Ia misma compaffs que
separadamente recorren todas las islas de bar :.
lovento conduoen a. Nv. 6 !. ERICA al
Norte de Europa etc.
Para informes en- general dirigirse su
agente.
LUDWIG DUPLACE.
.. Tetaan II.
Agentes:-En Ponce: Felici Costa Co.
Mayagiiez: Sohulze y Co.
Aguadilla: J. T. Silva y CO. S-5-a
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C0Nv0CAT0R|A

Para tratar asuntos impcrtantes que inte-
resan Ia Instituci6n del Nttariado en- esta iala,
Sc convocs por medic del presente anuncio, q
Junts general extrao.dinsra que tendra lugar
los dias 16 al 20 de los corrientes, q todos les
Notarios oolegiados del territorio, rogandoles
su puntual asistencia. - Puerto Rico, Noviem'
bre IL de 1e9s.-El Decano,
Sd MAuRII 10 GUERRA.
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Rnmain - Desde Ell 10. de Noviembre, todos
''o"'a'"' los lunes, microbes viernes se
rematarAn, al lbarr,r. en- ell almacen que fue de
P. Noell y Compaffa, Fortaleza Al, las exis.
tencias de quincaerfa el mobilisrio. De
una cinco de la tarde. l2-l2-s.
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INDISNACIoN PUBL|CA

<tSin embargo, m~chas cUSaS Sa'-
drdn pronto du 5aS~ p;i;b!jca que no
sentarda75ien d estos peri6aicos, d los
-ea.atss aconsejomos que, 81 NJ 'estdn de
ocuerao con la mdrcha dc, las coSas
en- este Aado del Atldntico, Sc mareheu
Espaaa por cualquiera de las d.
uersas Hneas de vapores que hacen la
ravssta entire este pats q Europa,
The San Juan Ne,cs.
More. L9, 1898
Ess plrrsto POGO quito y menos me itado
ha producido una. explosion de justa indigna.
ci6n entire todos los elementos sociales del pals.
Nosotros al leerlo 40 le dimos la menor impor'
tancia, porque vertido For un individuo que tal
vez no hace dos meses que Sc encuentrs en- Ell
pals buscando So .naodus viseadi, que segura'
ments no tendrfs en- so terra natal, no debe
alcsnzar resenancis. Todos les sctos todas
las ideas hay que vslorarlas en- relaclon dlrecta
con el valer que tengs quien los vierta.
No hemos de juzgar la ilustrada prenss
norteamericana por Ia forms en- que escribe aqUf
uno que 81 mismo 90 tituls periooists, porque
triste habrian de ser Ia opinion si la fundsse
mos en- Ia muestra. Solsmente la inesperienoia
8 81 POGO respeto de los derechos sgenos puede
atribuirse ese verdadero exsbrupto, pues es Ell
lnico cslifcativo que le cuadra.
Va hemos dicho mil veces que no sostene-
mos polemicss CON nadie, por que esa no es
uuestrs mission, J ests serb Ia ultima Vez que
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C0Iegi0 particular de SItas. Dir. Gi5iside RIso pe

w d0ha Fran.
cisca Gil de Henriques Professors que fue de
la Escuela de Ia Real Casa Eepanola, de Ia
Superior de Puerto Rico por espacio de Is
afos. Ensefianza elemental y superior, lido.
mas, classes de adorno. Sc admiten pensionis-
tas, medic pensionistas = externas. de
la Fortaleza numero 46. l5-9a.
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HH. JTnV HN1TTT2c IeIuaH IO.-EsIa anISHa
~" w" "''''''o" fAbrioa ha reanudado sus
trabaios, y elabora cigarrillos y cigarros de
todas vitolas con Ell mayor espero. AL efecto
cuenta con bueDos opersrios , msgnffco tabaco.
En ell mismo local Sc cfrece como sgente para
tola clsse de operaciones.- Geronimo larr,
r0S. A. l6-5
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To Postage Stamp Rss Rss'ss ,ds9sesss ssa CsffsS ssss
large Stock ef Porto Rcan postage stamps,
1894 to 1898, of nominal values from LIZ mile
sima to two dollars. Equitable prices. San
Juan, Puerto Rico j. M. FONTANALS.-
81 Sol Street. Soils
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Don Fernando Sarraga Baehls, h..ts.os en- art; !

la eztinguida Academia preparatoria militar de
esta 1sla, ofrece los padres de familia q. gus.
ten encomendarle Ia direction de sus hijos que
sigan estudios en- esta capital proporcionAndoles
casa y asistencia en- familia. Glasses de las asg.
naturas que oursen los matriculados en- ense
nsnza libre en- Ell Institato. Preparation para
carreras eapeciales los hijos de espafloles que
hsyan de seguirlas en- Ia Peninsula. Informes
San Jose ndmero 81. S-l5-1O
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hvle0 Habiendo puesto en- liquidaoi6n la
"''V". GAIA de pr6stsmos establecida bajo mi
nombre oalle de San Jose ndmero IL, suplco
todos los que interese ell presente anuncio ven
gan recojer sus alhajas en- ell termino de dos
meses oontar desde la fecha Todo 10 que
no sea retirado por sus duefios en- dicho plazo
Sc vendera en- publica subasta el 81 de Noviem.
bre de 1898. Puerto Rico, 80 de Septiembre
de 1866. 7Sndud. Abb
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Casa de uesedes es Son2ssz Rsn s1as'ss1 nana A 4'"''
Ofrece al publico 4 sus favorecedores de la Isla
habitaciones frescas ventiladas. Para una sola
persona, so centavos; para dos, IS centavos Un ca
tre 20 centavos. Comidas la curta precios limi-
tados. Administrator Ata,,dsiO Miranda.
A. l5-3.
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E Mao Casaduc sssrBs esSts per Dsssaso Dsssse DEL M
CHAP p dt setembre iltimo, para desenpsic de'G
Noaria de Ut,tadO, que naiaU.. yacsnte orece a.
pdblico servicios profesonales, gtrdntizono Ia
inscription de todos los documentos sujetos 4 tai
requisite. A 5--3
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knUnfin En- la oalle de la Fortaleza namert
""""0'' n, Sc vende un ajuar de mueble
nuevoa, modico precio.
advertisement. - A complete new house
funiture for half its price is tobe sold at n. Q
II, Fortaleza Street, rst floor. 2o-12
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p 1 vdnn Abogado de muohcs a6os de ex
~ " IJuVH perlencia en- las oortes de los E

Tnetit,1to de vaounaoidn, instalado en-
4uoU1UuUO Puerta de TERRA, San Juan
A los ayuntamientos = particulares en- general,
go les ofrece vacuna, que Sc expedira bsjo certi
fcado su destino al precio estipulado de All.
tiguo por ell Institute, previo pago por adelan.
tado. Direction: Or. don Jose Maria Cueto,
Puerta de TERRA. A-l5-9
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PERSONAL MEN TlON.

Mrs David Faust was a Pottsville visitor
to-day.
Mr. and Mrs r. II Hutchinson have gone
to Sunbury, to remain until Monday.
Poor Director S. G. Middleton was a visitor
to town yesterday afternoon.
Misses Ella and Annie Clauser were Potts
vile visitors to-day.
Misses Name Monaghan and Mary Hand
are home from Lock Haven to spend their
holiday vacation.
Misses Lizzie and Nirdie Ilasser, of Potts
vile, are guests at the Robbins homestead.
Masters John and Robert O'Boyle have
gone to Kutztown to spend the holidays with
their grandmother.
Misses Ida Williams and Margaret Beddal
are home from the Mechanicsburg conserva
tory of music to spend their holiday vacation
with their parents
Mrs. Foltz and son, Christian, have re
turned to town after spending four week.
visiting friends at Sharon Pa.
Robert Edwards went to Beaver Meadow
to-day to attend the funeral of relative.
Dennis CoOney and Michael Durkin arr
home from the barracks Of the 2lst Infantry
U. $. A, to spend their Christmas furlough
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LOST CKEEK NOTEs.

The fair to be held under the auspices OF
the T. a, b. society and band, at Lost Creek
will open on Monday evening, and bids fair
to he a social aud financial success
Many people call to see Daniel Toland's
geological curio in the shape of potato.
Martin Dee of Pittsburg, is here to spend
the holidays
Sergeant Philip Gaughan, of the U. s
cruiser Nashville, is the guest of relatives
here.
After spending several months in Cleve-
land, o., James Flannery has returned
home.
Watchmau Jones, who was attacked by
the Lost Creek store robbers, has not YET
recovered. Thomas Foley is filling his
place.
p j. Ferguson is meeting with much sue
cess in the insurance business. He is wei
and favorably known, and represents stronl
companies
! Miss Bridget Gaughan, now making he
home in Philadelphia, will eat her Christina
dinner under the parental roof.
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Tax Collectors are making payments on
their 60-day settlement.
Letters testamentary were granted to
Isabella F. Fry and Warner r. Howell, on
the estate of L. j. Fry, late of Tamaqua,
deceased.
Arbitrators in the case of Thomas Nc
Gnty VS.. j. Franklin, both of Mahanoy
City, met yesterday and adjourned to Janu-
ary l3. The suit is over diamond ring.
The recently appointed mercantile ap-
praser, j. II. Filbert, gave a dinner to the
County Commissioners and Controller.
Judge Bechtel to-day held naturalization
court
The Controller is advertising for supplies
for the county prison for the year 1899.
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Grant Band Ball.

The only ball of any importance to be held
before the opening of the Columbia fair will
take place at Robbins opera house on Monday
night 1t will be given by the Grant band
which will furnish the music for the opening
march. The remainder of the program will
be conducted by the full Schoppe orchestra
Many tickets have been sold and the predic
tions point to large crowd. The committee
has spared no pains to make the ball big
success
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A letter was received in town this morning
by Edward Dornsife from Lieut. Siviter, who
is now recruiting soldiers for the regular
army at Connellsvile 1t stated that the
Lieutenant would open another st, ton here
if he would receive guarantee of 100 men
Mr.. Dornsife has begun canvassing and any
one wishing to enlist can notify him by call.
ing at his residence SO East Coal street.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given that under no eircum
stances will permission be granted to any
person or persons to SIX ate, slide, walk upoI
the ice upon either of the Shenandoah Citizens
Water and Gas Company dams an any anC
all persons found tresspassing upon said ice by
upon the ice of either of said dams, will be
arrested and prosecuted to the full extent o
the law. Il. j. WAsLEY, Supt
Shenandoah, Pa, Dec. 16, 1895. l2-l6-l7-2l
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Enlisted Under Bryan.

w. p. Conway, son of Mrs. Mary Conway
of Palo Alto, left this county ten years age
and located in Nebraska. When the wal
broke out he joined the volunteer army,
under Col William Jennings Bryan. While
at Jacksonville, Fla he was taken Ill with
fever, confined in hospital six weeks Yes
terday he arrived at Palo Alto unexpectedly
and the meeting between mother and son was
a happy one
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The "Badgcr'' Robbcr Convicted.

New York, Dec, 11.-William A. e.
Moore, accused of having robbed Mar
tin Mahon, the proprietor of the New
Amsterdam hotel, on the night of Nov.
last, in the Grenoble hotel, in a
badger game" in which Fayne Moore,
the defendants alleged wife, was
charged with having taken part, was
last night convicted by a jury before
Recorder Cuff This was Moore's sec
ond trial, the jury having disagreed in
the first The verdict was accompanied
with recommendation of mercy to the
court The trial of Fayne Moore, the
CON defendant, was set down by the
recorder for Monday.
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PRESIDENT AT / UNTGOMERY.
The ChicfMngi-trntc Welcomed in the
LnmE.Ln-u.A-..- I.lI.al LnnlInl

The ChicfMngi-trntc Welcomed in the
ConfcdcIacN'~ First Capitol.
Moutgom ny, Ala, Dec. 1.-THE pres
dent and his party were given a mag
nificent welcome in the Confederacy's
first capitol yesterday The presidents
train was escorted from Atlanta to
Tuskegee and thence here by the state
assembly, Governor Johnston, Chief
Justice Mcclellan and a party of ladies.
Mayor Closby received the president
with a W A. worded speech at the sta
tion. Tn = hole party was then taken
in carriages to the old Confederate Cap
itol.
The entire route was ablaze with ma
tional COlOrs, while crowds lined the
streets as far as the eye could reach.
Capitol hill was a mass of humanity.
When Governor Johnston escorted
President Mckinley into the hall there
was a tremendous demonstration. Gov
ernor Johnston made a brief speech, in
which he took occasion to say that Ala
bama had nothing to take back for
what she did i'm 1861, but that she was
back in the Union to stay, and that
she welcomed the president of the re-
united country to This historic spot.
/ In responding the president thanked
the citizens of Alabama for their cor
dial welcome and paid a glowing trib-
ute to their patriotism. The audience
constantly interrupted the presidents
remarks with demonstrations of appro-
val, and especially his tributes to Lieu
tenant Hobson's mother and General
Wheeler's daughter.
AS soon as he had finished the COVER
nor started to escort the president away
for a reception at his office, but the au-
dience would not have it. They called
for General Wheeler, General Shafter,
General Lawton, Secretaries Alger and
Long and Postmaster General Smith.
General Lawton at first refused TO
speak. Then amidst great applause he
said
Il am not an orator; ! am soldier;
was not a hero: | am a regular; | am
one of the 10000 regulars sent to Cuba.
on behalf of that part of the army
commanded I thank you, people of Ala
bama."
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The recent death of b. L. Talley caused a
vacancy in the presidency of the Home
Friendly Society of Baltimore, Md, which
is ably represented here by Supt. w. T.
Evans. At meeting of the directors of the
Society the present secretary, George A.
Chase, was chosen president, and b. L.
Talley, Jr., secretary. The latter has many
friends here who will be pleased to hear ol
of his promotion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-17

This mornings Hazleton Plain Speaker
says; Detective Toole, of Schuylkill county,
passed through this city last night on his way
to Sunbury where he thinks Bialech the
murderer of Constable Dando, of Shenan-
doah, is located He believes the murderer
is concealed somewhere in the eastern section
of Pennsylvania aud hopes soon to find hin" "
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DAVlSON'S =
Holiday -
Announcement.

Our holiday stock now occupies
every available space in our three
large store rooms. That we can now
fulfill the desires of holiday pur-
chasers is beyond doubt We have
in our selection a beautiful stock of
parlor tables, jardinier stands, brio
brac, rockers, hall racks, pictures,
easels, mirrors, rugs, lace curtains,
chenille curtains, poles and fix
lures, chenille table covers, and the
very newest tapestry table covers.
Our stock of parlor suits is a grand
one in mahogany frame polish
finish. Turkish suits covered in
silk damask, silk brocatelle bouil-
lion and silk French are a tempta-
ton to the buyer. A big line of
couches and lounges in every CON
ceivable make. In odd pieces of
fancy furniture we cannot be eX-
Celled Corner, chairs, reclining
chairs and straight chairs in large
varieties. Our line of bed room
suits are cheap with many to select
from. Also sideboards and eXten-
sion tables.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-17

The funeral of Daniel Bailey took place
this morning from the family residence on
West Lloyd street The remains were taken
to the Annuncation church, where requiem
mass was celebrated, and the remains were
inferred in the Annuncation cemetery.
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Paving on Back Claims.

Isaac Morgan, of Mahanoy City, was in
town to-day paying off back claims of the
defunct Cambria Insurance Company, of
Scranton. After auditing the books it was
discovered that surplus of over $4,000 still
remained in the treasury. About a dozen
families in town were interested in the
concern
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-17

Justice w. II. Shoemaker and son, E w.
Shoemaker. Esq, to-day returned from
Ebensburg, Cambria county, where they
were in attendance at the trial of the suit of
Joe Okowicz of f,town, to recover 81 900 on
fire insurance policies. Okowicz was given a
verdict for the full amount claimed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-17

In our issue of yesterday we erred by say
ing that the representative. G. Holderman, at
Council complained of damaging his store,
We should have said the jewelry store of A.
| Holderman
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Ayers
Cherry PeereraI
is put up in half-size bottles at half
price--50 cents.
AT A. OWENS.
To Coffee Drinkers-A Cup of Red Ribbon
Mocha aud Java Free to All.

Mocha aud Java Free to All.
At the request of the leading grocers of
our city, Ross w. Weir & Co., importers of
New York. have arranged for a free demon
stration at A. Owens dry goods store for the
purpose of introducing their Red Ribbon
Mocha and Java coffee to the people of this
city and comfy. All who visit the store
from December 18th to the 18th, inclusive
will be given a free cup of this delicious
coffee This is done for the purpose of in
PRODUCING this brand of coffee. 1t will be on
sale only at the grocers. Everybody in
vited. l2-l2-6t
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If you want to please your friends select
for them either Areas, Keritias, Salanas,
Cocos or table palm, Cycas palm, sword fern,
Asparagus fern or any greenhouse plant in
any size. PAYNE's NURSERY,
1916 4t-eod GTardville Pa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-17

How was your coffee for breakfast this
morning? Was it good? If not, why not
buy the celebrated Red Ribbon brand and
take no chances. 12-12.6t
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We can furnish you with palms of any size
or variety, at short notice, and our prices are
reasonable Electric cars pass our door
Payne's Nursery, Girardville. 12-1G-4t-eod
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Pensions Granted

Pensions were granted to Henry G. Fisher
of Mantz s. per month ; John j. Shire, Sun
bury, s. Daniel Conway, Banchdale, So.
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THE WEATHER.

The forecast for Sunday; Partly cloudy,
slightly colder weather and fresh, westerly
winds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
SHENANDOAH. PA Dec. 10th 1893

The annual election of thirteen (l3) directors
to serve for the ensuing year will be ht Id at the
bank on Tuesday, January 10th, 1899, from 10
"a m until l2 o'clock noon.
l2-l0-l0t-w-s S. w. YosT, Cashier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-17

NICKLE PLATED IRONS,
(Small for Girls.
CARPET SWEEPERS,
AIR RIFLES,
REPEATING AIR RIFLES,
PUNCHING BAGS,
BOXING GLOVES.
POCKET KNIVES.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-17
Our New Stove Addition

In the storeroom, No Ir9 North
Main street, is filled with heaters,
stoves and ranges of the best makes.
Also agateware, tinware and
willow ware. Our store is worth
a visit to the buyer. Prices to suit
purchasers.