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their ex,ess equipment and clothing,
and it will require very little 'io.e 20
break caup aud depart. 10 ansicipa-
tiop of ,bls order the railroads have
been aceum ulatiug cars at this po'ot
for week. The sidiogs and switch
wards of the Southern aud the Western
aud Atlaotic railroads are crowded
with Pullman cars. Il ia stated TO-
night that there are thirty trains OF
twenty cars each 90 the tracks here
ready TO transpor, troops The regi.
men,s will EN- mbark at Rossviile and
Kiugeold to insure speedy traosporta-
ton, as was done when the regulars
we're moved South. and it is thought
By the railroad authorities that :hey can
move the 10000 nen 10 :wo days. 1t
is understood at this hour that three
regiments will move tomorrow morn
ing.
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Indicate that cotton plants are full of
squares, are blooming profusely, and in
the more southerly counties are putting
on bolls very fast
Sea Island cottoo is small, but look.
Jog we'll, and shows q great improve
ment on its condition of the previous
wesk
The tobacco crop is developing into
very foe one, except in few limited
localities where lack Of moisture dur
log the latter part Of May and the first
half of June, caused permanent ioi jury.
Cutting and curing is we'll under way
and will become general during the
current week.
Rice is uow looking we'll, but Deeds
water iu some localities. although gem
orally enough fresh water is now avail
able for flooding the fields
Mach stubble land is yet to plant to
peas, the groand being TOO dry aud
hard to plow; geruioa'ion of peas
planted during the past two weeks is
SLOW, ADD consequently stands are gen.
orally poor.
Wheat ,brashipg continues. result
log iu the best yield for years in many
coun.ies. Oats are all housed.
A :sw native meloos are 90 the mar
ket, bat they are generally smaller
than usual. With lew limited excep.
sions, all reports indicate poor melon
crop; musk melons are comparatively
failure.
Reports as to cane vary greatly. aud
this crop is DOT in q satisfactory
condition generally.
Hayiug has begun along coast mead
ows.
Sweet potatoes have not all been
sss, and this crop ssaods in great need
Of rain.
Peaches appear to be quite plentiful,
Of fairIy good quality, although some
what undersized Apples are dropping
badly. Grapes doing we'll. Blackber-
ries are abundant, but small and bitter.
Pastures afford fair grazing in places.
but maby report pastures again scan'.
Gardens ere not doiog we'll
The truck seasoo is practically past,
sod reports agree that it was poor one
for most vegetables.
A correspondent notes that cotton
lice and cnt Wins have been uDusu-.
ally active this year. as we'll as persist
ing unusually late.
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list S. G.. Escapes Again.
10000 Men to Leave Chick
amauga
RITZ OUR BOYS DON'T GO BE-
CAUSE THEY HAVE NO
GUNS.

Chickamauga Na,ional Park. July 3
This was another quiet Sunday at
the park The sun poured down. bat
the presence of good breeze vas
source of great reli,f from the heat
The regiments spsps the day quietly IN
camp. except that some of the troops.
BY per ermissiop, went up on the moun'
tain Later 10 the Afternoon an order
came from the war department. to Gen
Brooke TO designate about 10000 mea
for immediate departure TO the South,
aod at once there was excsemen, aod
hustle 10 the camp Gen. Brooke de-
cioed to make public toe order. but 1t
is understood that he has selected the
lat division of the lst corps aod two
origades of the u division to be moved
at once
The 6rst division is composed of the
following regiments First brigade ::
is, Kentucky, Sd Wisconsin,, 9th In
oois "a brigade: 4 Ohio, I'd lils
ooip, 4th Peunsylvsnis; Sd brigadr ::
18th Pennsylvania. ID Wiscooeio, Sd
Kentucky.
Second Divisicu-First brigade: 31|t
MicbigAo. 160sh Indiana. lat Georgia !;
I'd brigade: 9th Obic, l50sh lod'aoA. !.
1t West Virginia.
The reg,menra OF the lst division
we're inspected this eveorg and are
ready TO move. Thy have been sep'
ba.y since the order to prepare TOR the
field came week ago. getting rid ot
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Ladrone Islands Seiz7d ano
Occupied.

Hoas Kong July 4.-Tae Uoited
States di.pasch boat Z,fro. ~bioh LETT
G.vi,e. M 4oita asrtor. on Jatg l, has
arrived hers Sba reports that the
Amerioss troops 10 the transports c'sy
Of siapey. city Of pekioe aud Aus
,ra!;x. CONVOY ed by the Charleston. ar
lived At Csy;se 90 JuOe 80. baviog
taken the Ladeooe Islands 90 the way
and baviog ieft @en there.
The Spaoisa Governor and other o
of;,;als captured we're brought to Cs
vise
The Uo;,ed States troops commenced
e. oisembsrk at Cavite 90 July l.
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A Spanish Spy.

New York. July 3-A Spao'ard'
who said be was Cuban, arrived 0"
La Tcuraiue to-day. His name was
withheld By Commissioners flton'e,
T,e,,ers from Madrid were found 90
,;r, the consenss of which were DOT
made nablic. TIE man was sent from
The barge ofiee to Ellis island. guarded
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MACHINERY
FOR: g ALE

Ore 2o.Hor.e power stationsry Engl.e.
Two :0-aor.e power Returo Tubular Boil.
ers.
Two Boss Presses.
One Acme Press
Two so-saw Pratt Gius, With Feeders and
Cnnd-n'ers.
One 7o.ssw Pratt, GIN, With Feeder and
Condenser.
Ope ioch Sailor Eeva'irg Sys,em.
One 7-inch Sailor evatirg System.
Ooe 8.Hotse Power Atlas Engine and
Boiler.
Also Sbaf,ipe, Betting, Pulleys, &c.
All the above 10 good working coodition,
cnd Going good work Will be sod very
cheap tor cash. or oa LIBERAL terms to sp'
proved tu.ch1s.r
Correspondence evi,ed, and fuller inforna-
ton giveo if d's'red
e. THOMAS,
Wedge6eld, s. C.
Juue 22-W sat DI 2t
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New York, July 4-The Tribune
will to morrow print the following ::
"The first two of the seven troop
ships secured by the Government
from the Atlantic Transport Company,
the Mohawk and the Mississippi,
have received their sailing orders,
after having been equipped for their
new work. They will go directly to
Savannah and there take on board
several thousand men ordered to that
city from Tampa who will be carried
directly to Santiago de Cuba to rein
force Gen Shafter.
Port Said, July 5-Admiral
Camara's feet has entered the Suez
Canal and will proceed at once to
Asia.ic waters His orders from
Madrid are said to be peremptory.
and he will not turn back as has been
so frequently asserted 1t is not
known what his destination 49,.
although it has been surmised that
he will attempt to reach the Pacific
Coast of America rather than the
Philippines
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Ssmter.
The people who imagined that war
was all glory and brass buttons With
q slight admixsnre of blood and hard /.
shin for the scldiers will realize when
they begin paying for revenue stamps
thas while talk is cheap it costs money
TO make war.
Col. Floyd got the applause when
he spoke here Tuesday, but Maj.
Blythe will get the votes Col.
F.oyd's remarks on Gen. Watts were
ant and TO the point, but did not win
many votes
General shafter desires to cele-
brsse the birthday of she American
nation by the capture of Santiago on
Jolly 4th Nay he be successful and
may his victory be the natal day OF
Cuba Libre, as well as the death kneIl
of Spanish misrule on American soil
North Carolina is not modest
state, for she claims the hero Hobson
and the gallant Victor Blue, although
.the former is an Alabamian and the
latter South Carolinian, and bases
the claim on the fact that some OF
their ancestors once lived in the Tar
Hee. State
The active support of the reform
press costs the favored candidate
goodly sum of hard money, accord.
ing 10 candidate Archer's statement.
It appears that the whole thing is run
on 4 money basis, the candidates
wan. Office for the money there Is
in il and the purchasabIe press advise
the people how to vote for the money
paid by the candidates. The dollar
.is all powerful in politics, and if it be
true that the love of money is the
root OF all evil. State politics in South
f,.a,nf;na are desperately wicked
The News and Conriers adherence
TO an orderly arrangement of wsr
news and disregard Of yellow jour
hal methods in general makes It the
fayori,e of those VINO wish to get the
news without having to search
shrough a waste of double width,
double loaded columns, beginning on
the frs. page and ending almost any
where else. The News and Courier
is handling the war news in a most
excellent and satisfactory manner,
and frequently has dispatches from
the seat of hostiiities day ahead OF
i.s competitors The letters of Au
gust Koba from Chickamauga are
read with interest and pleasure by
all South Ca,olina, for there are few
who have not personal interest 10
the fortunes OF the First 5 G Regl
nent, and we express the hope OF
thousands when we say chat Kobn
ebould go with the Regiment when 1t
goes to the front
We know not how it appears to
others. bat we consider the use made
of old fertilizer tax tags by Mr.. Ton
nor. Of 0ssngeburg much more
damaging indictment against the
gentiemao himself shan against Gov
Ellerbe aud the members of the board
On the face Of statement made oy toe
gentlemen i. seems that he knowing
" and wilsuliy originated fraud on
the State ,hss profised him to the ex
ten, of s25 We nay not be up on
the in.ricacies aad devions wind'ngs
OF the fertilizer tag question and mag
do MIR. Conauor an injustice, but it
certainly looks like he defraaded the
State by making use oftags that had
been used before
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P,.t's Carm!rative ls pleasant TO tie taste.
acts peomp'Iv. ard n.ver fails 20 give sats.
faction {; c7rr,rs cni!drrn over 'oe CRITICAL
period of iee'b!ng A few doses Will demon
.t,.fe ,ts superla'ive vlrtues Ask your
5eu,p.s ter Pitts Carm,oaNve ) ".
Dsi.u.sns. 'uae
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COLORED TEACHERS
INSTITUTE.

THE COLoRED TEACHERS INSTI-
TUTE for Sumter County will te con-
Quoted in umter at Lincoln School, JULY
lib All teachers are urged 10 be present.
Evening sessions of musical and literary
character will BE- held in the several 'burches.
ANY t.acber, pre>cher, or educator desiring
to preseLt paper 90 some educauonai suh-
ject, will oe placed upo" the program It the
conductor be noti6ed in time
Preachers are quested TO give this rotice
several times t:om the pu!pt
" j. URANT
July 2: Co Sup't Eauc.f'on.
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! men and women which atfs:t the delicate etsarl
:AA o:i,aie diseases Of al! kinss. sheama!'sa
,ir;c.u.s, yasicoce:s, rupture. female troubles.
,xia ettptions, u!csrs, k;dney and eF;na.y I.
,easss, liver and stomach Difficulties, lcas'
,pipm and morphine habits, o. any chsonsi
i;ssase Our treatment can be taken st horoe
indsr onr directioas. or. we vii. pay rai.
rosd fara and hotel bill to all who prefer to come
% our Office for reatm ent, if we fail 70 cure. We
ave the 5est of financial and professional refer
snses and transact or business on stocT:;
professional basis, promising nothing but 2 ha'
re caa fulfill We do not believe in any OF tn
re prescriptions. f,es cure free sample &C COD
rauds. but think it is best In the Snd to bs bon
Est L i:h our patients. Write Us to-cas; oon'tGe
Ws have carefully prepared Symptom Biap1
Nc. !, for men; No. 2, Coz wonaea; No. s. tor sSn
.;nklat which We viii send Free to all who real:
eslre truthful information about their conf-i
DR.. HATHAWAY. l. CO..
221s SO. Broad St., Atlsnta, !Sa.
lention this paper.
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Gbs Mlatfbnlall altb Soutgrol.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 8. 1898.

The Sanster WascAmaa was eonnded
IN 1850 aud the True Southroa in 1866.
fhe Hatcamas and Sosaarom now sas
sae combined circulation and inacence
oi both Of the old papers. and is mani
fsssly the best advertising medium IN
Ssmter.
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ClarGn0nt LODGE No. 64, A. I. N.

TINE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMC.
NICATION of Claremont Lodge, No
a, A. F. M: will be held on Thursday
Evening, Jul, 2s. at = p. m. Brethren
will take due notice aud govern themselves
accordingly
A,tsst-P. C. MosSs. Sec.
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Estate Miss Ethel E. Brown,
MINOR.
WILL APPLY to ,be Judge OF Probate
l OF Sumter County On August sth, 1898,
tor final discharge No Guardian Ct Person
and Estate of aforesaid Minor
A BERT E AYCOCK, Guardian.
July 6-4t
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War Map AID History Of Cuea loc, at II.
G Os,een C-s.
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$50 in Cold J
IA be Paid to any Man Or Woman.

,rancias FOR tho celebrated firm Of ptysiciaol
] specialists, Dr.. Hathaway & Co., ReguiA
atez Rrgistsrsd;;, TO place q. genuine s,as.
=. proposition b=for7 tie public, which :las
:: t ,een Matte before.
y e@rea Z: t.e+ a1., 3-.,son afflicted vita a.7
rrr:c disease and c">' ::!i.:u: furnishing u-edS
- and everything jecss ,ary Icr taeir case, oI
:, Nj 5000 in gold crc.ielin. she patient i..ies
rs .oliows tros.:ule.: aid directions. aad Il:
5, : crrable one.
Ills offer is plair and there is no catch tc Z.
Iii furthermore. the offer is coed and the rco1ay
.-f@::iJ SAFE bscsi.se we are Financially respo1.
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Dr.. Hathaway Gees
experience during t.:
last 2Gyears has sprova3
the TACT that they have
cured thousands o4
cases where other doc
tors have failed, s1aa
this warrants them K
making this renarka'
BE ofIer. Ali persors
who are suffering Eol.
any chrcnic d;sessa
have now an oppoT5I.
nifty 70 test tho crsal
mert OF the acncT
ledged Leading pls 81
clans and specialists cl
th;s count-y, With 2c
absolute surety OK ta
ing cnreeG:. Spacia; q.
seases. s:!ch as cxsarsH,
bleed poison. Yeak?e:!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-19
FL criadO ohedeci6.

Hubo IN largo sencio que dnr6 todo ell tempo
que gast6 cumplir orden.
-sQae nombre de Monte -Crste2 prequut6
la condesa asf que ell criado hubo levado Ell dItimo
vase de flores aEs sg6n nombre de famila, de terra
simple tftulo? - t'tbgo# = =
-Creo, madre mia, que tftulo, y nada mas.
I'll conde ha comprado sla eli arohipeiago tos-
cano, ha fundado an pedneno reno segdn deca esta
manans. Va sab6is que suele hacer por San Es
aun por la Orden de Malta. Por 10 demas no tie
ne ningunaa pretensiones de nobeza, llama conde
por casuadad aunque la opinion general de Roma es
que Ell conde es gran senor.
-Sus maneras son excelentes, djjo la condeea
10 menos segun 10 que he poddo juzgar por los cortos
lnstantes que ha pernanecdo aquf
-lOhl peTfectas, madre mia tan perfectas, que
sobrepplan mucho todo 10 mas arstocratico que yo
he conocdo en- ss nobeza prircipales deoir
la nobleza inglesa, Ia espanola la alemana.
La condess re f xono inetante, despues replic6
-Habeis yisto, III qaerido Alberto. :. es una pre-
gunta de madre Ia que driio.... habeis visto
tenes mund mas de 10 que ordnariaments se tiene
vuestIa edad; &oTees que el conde 10 que real
n-ente parecef
y que os paTect2
-Voslo habtis oioho haoe IN instante, .un gran
senor
-Os he dicho, snadre MA, que le tenfa Dor tai
--sPeIo yos que cfeois, AIberte2
70 no tengo opinion fla de 81 ; 10 creo
mates.
No pregunto sobre au origen, os preguDto
scbie persona
-iAhi fobTe en- perfoDs, otra cosa; he visto
antas extrsna dc Ell que quertis qpe os Olga
10 que leIso, IelLt nCtIe que ni1alia nno
del os henbIes de Byron, quenss 10 dessracia ha aS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-19

cabezs, va habfa predioho que hara sensao.6n ell
rnundo; mido efecto por term6metro infalible.
hi madre ha parade mucho la aenci6n FL, de consi
gueDte debe notable
bai6 las csbaerizas, sin cierto despeoho
secreto, de que sin msicia aguna ell conde de Monte
Crsto habfa ogrado tener tro de cabalos meo que
ell suyo, ell cual desmereoa mucho Ia opinion dc los
inteligentes.
-Deciddamente, do, los hombres son iguales,
precise surcar mi padre que aolare teorema
en- In CAmaTa alta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-19

El yaro dia puerto, tonar
paa Espan asboado al coreo drecso
puerto dis aguno de La
ve del 28 tozoaa spana para
dzscto Igus puerto s dis o
I'm 10 spcca dds l? Mayo a 81 dc se
todog pero paaeo o
San+an
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-09-15
LEGISLATIVE
CONVENTION
DR.. IL. G. Reltzel, of MahanOy City, the
Republican Nominee.
NOMINATED BY ACCLAMATIOK
The First Legislative District Convention
Held in Mahanoy City This Morning
and Only One Candidates Name
Was Presented.

Special to EVENING HERALD.
Mahanoy City, Sept. 15.-The Republicans
Of the First Legislative district convention
met here this morning in Armory hall, for
the purpose of nominating a candidate for
the Legislature. There were three candi-
dates before the people, but only one Of them
was presented to the convention, that Of DR..
II. q. Reitzel, of Mahanoy City. The other
candidates were b. Jefferson Yost, of Shen-
andoah, and w. II. Brown, of Lanigans.
The friends Of the two last named caudi-
dates previous to the convention, held
conference and decided not to present their
names to the convention, inasmuch as Dr.
Reitzel had sufficient votes pledged to him to
secure the nomination on the first ballot
County Chairman Shay and Secretary c.
A. Snyder, accompanied by Senator S. A..
LOsch, were late in putting in an appearance
and it was 10:45 when the County Chairman
called the convention to order The pre-
liminaries were easily disposed of and the
selection of William Middleton, of Gilberton,
as permanent chairman, at the suggestion of
Robert Peel, of Lost Greek. was made by
acclamation. The chairman made the usual
Introductory remarks and predicted Republi-
can victory in November.
The appointment of vice presidents and
committees on credentials and resolutions
was dispensed with. The platform adopted
at the county convention was endorsed. auG
then the chair called for the nomination o
candidates for the Legislature.
Delegate Joel d. Leddon, of VIM. Penn
placed in nomination DIR. II. G.. Rcitzel, o
MahanOy City, in speech that brought fort
much applause. Harry Reese, of Shenan
dOah, seconded the nomination and in a fev
well chosen words advocated the unanimou
choice of Reitzel in the interest of harmony
and Republican success in November.
There being no other name presented tC
the convention the nomination of Reitzel
was made by accamation, amid much
applause.
The convention was in session just four
teen minutes, and disposed of the business
before it in less time than any other previous
Onvention in the history of the party in
| this district.
Many prominent Republicans of the dis
| trict were in attendance. The Second Legis-
lative district convention will be held at
Girardville tomorrow morning, and the
Third district convention at Tamaqua on
Saturday.
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Continued Success.

A drsmatization of Mrs. SouthwOrk 8
famous novel, THE Hidden Hand" was the
production given by Vance's Comedy Com
pany at Fergusons theatre last night. 1t
was presented with an excellent cast and all
the requisite scenic and stage effects, the
wierd storm and haunted house scenes re-
ceiving special attention. Beatrice had a
good role in which she made an excellent
impression. In fact all the members Of the
company appeared perfectly at home in their
parts. The incidental specialties were also
of pleasing character. Tonight there will
be an entire change in the character of the
bill. la Cigale," play which was made
famous by Lotta will be produced and
Beatrice will appear in one of the strongest
and most pleasing roles Of her repertoire.
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Nominated For Congress.

Sunbury, Pa, Sept. 15.--R. K. Polk,
OF Danville, was unanimously nomi-
mated for congress by the Democratic
conferrees Of the Seventeenth congress
sional district yesterday. Mr.. Polk is
about 80 years Of age, and a native of
Tennessee. He was graduated from
Lehlgh university in 1887, and then
went to Danville and took a place in
one of the departments of the Mon
tour Iron company. Later he became
and still is general manager Of the
North Branch Steel company and also
Is a member of the iron manufacturing
firm of Howe & Polk, both important
Industries of Danville.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-09-15

A farewell party was held last evening at
the home of Miss Name COyle, on West
Centre street, and in honor of Mr.. Daniel
Whalen, who left for Philadelphia to-day
after spending several days in town visiting
friends. Quite number of young people
were in attendance and spent very enjoy
able evening, Dancing continued for several
hours and refreshments were served. Among
those in attendance were Misses Katie Nc
Hale, Sabina Kane, Katie Burns, Katie and
Nellie Toomey, Ida Jenkins, Agnes Tobin,
Name Lechleitner, Katie Cullen, Maize
Foley, Maggie, Mary and Katie McDermott,
Annie Feeley, Bridget Mcclure, Cecilia
Dugan, Maggie Latfsrty and Nellie Martin
and Messrs. William Cox, Edward Cuff, Petei
Ryan, John Egan, James Murphy, Richard
Whalen, Thomas Lambert, Thomas Higgins
Patrick Butler, Richard Close, William
Campbell, Charles McHsle, Joseph Welsh
James McHale. Joseph Gallagher, Mr. Burns
of Girardville. Misses Mary and Katie Welsh
of New York, Richard Ryan, John Haley
John Cavanaugh, William McAtee, Elme
Reese Agnes Flayle and Eleanor Haley, 0
Mahanoy City.
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Merchant
Tailoring |!

This is another new branch
we have added to our busi-
ness. We are prepared to
make you suits in the latest
and newest creations for the
fall and winter season of 'o8
and SO. Our prices alone are
a drawing card, as we'll as our
styles and makes. Our novel
ties are not to be duplicated
elsewhere. Call and see us
once, and you will call again.
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The funeral Of Robert S. Jones took place
this afternoon from the late residence at 2O2
West Poplar street. E. J. Davies was the
funeral director. The remains were inferred
in thelOdd Fellows cemetery.
William Fatkin died at his home in Halle
ton yesterday from Bright's disease. He was
born in Hollywood, Scotland and had
attained the ripe old age of rs years Sixty
of these years were spent in the mines and
he is credited with being the oldest mine
worker in Luzerne county. John Fatkiu, of
this town, is son of the deceased, who is
also survived by his aGed wife. Twenty
seven grandchildren and twenty great-grand-
children also survive.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-09-15

Florence ", daughter of Hon, James w,
Ryon, of Pottsville, and Lincoln b, Patter-
son, of Birdsboro, were married last evening
at the home of the brides parents. They
will reside at the latter place.
Robert O. Hamilton, of Pottsyille, and
Miss Lizzie NJ. Bull, of Port Carbon, were
last evening Joined in matrimony, by Rev.
Stogden, of the NJ Z. church. They will
make their future home in Tamaqua.
Miss Emily Davis, of Ashland, and Samuel
j. Curno, of Mt. Carmel, were married at the
former place yesterday.
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Grand Fall and Winter Opening.

On Monday, next, there will be grand
opening of fall and winter stock of clothing
for Men, Youths and Children at L. Refo.
wich's Old Reliable Clothing House, No. 10
and IL South Main street. Our long expert
ence with the public of Shenandoah makes it
almost unnecessary for us to say that our
stock will surpass any other offered this
season. The stock will embrace all the latest
styles, the best makes and best materials
The same applies to our stock of hats and
gents furnishing goods. Remember the
opening date-Monday, Sept. 10Th.
l.. REFOwICH,
9-l5.3t The Reliable Clothier.