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VOL. VI.--NO. 257.
SHENASTDOAH. PA.. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1891.
ONE CENT
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Una a larger circulation In Bbenandoahthan
any other paper published, circu
latlon books optr to nil.
To tho Traveling Public.
If you are contemplating a trip to tlio
West, or southwest the question naturally
arlsos, which is tho best and most economi
cal way in which to make thojournoy.
This Information you can ascertain by
sonding a postal to mo answering the fol
lowing questions i Where are you going?
Whon are you going? Where willyou
start from ? How many will thera bo in
your party? What freight and baggage
will you havo to ship? On receipt of this
I will write or call upon you prepared to
furnish maps, timo tables, and fullest
information regarding routes, lowf st rales
of all class of tickets, land pamphlets, re
sort books, Hot Springs guide, etc.
The Missouri Pacific Hallway and Iron
Mountain Kouto is -noted for its superb
through car service Pullman Vcstibulcd
liuQett bleeping Parlor and Tourist Sleep
ing cars, also Palace Reclining Chair Cars
free, are run on all through trains. Ask
for tickets via this popular routo, and
correspond with mo before completing
arrangements for your Itrip. J. P. Mo-
Oann, Eastern Traveling Agent. No. 057
N. Main St., Elmira, N. Y., or 801 Broad
ly, Now York City. W. E. Iloyt,
General Eastern Passenger Agent, No. 391
Broadway, N w York City. Tho Missouri
Pacific Kailwav Iron Mountain Kouto. tf
Largest stock of rings. Genuino dia
monds with combinatior.s of rubies, opals,
pearls, emeralds, etc., at Holdcrman's. tf
Instructions Given.
Instructions given on piano, organ, vio
lin and voice, evory Wednesday, in Shen
andoah. Terms, 60 cents per lesson ol i
hour, or 75 cents per hour. All orders
cent to D. F. Laubenstein, Ashland, will
receive prompt attention. Havo timo for
only four more scholars. ll-20-0t
Buy Keystone Hour. Bo careful that the
name Lessto & Co., Ashland, Pa., ii
printed on every sack. 3-3-3taw
A Surprise.
Keep your eyo on this local. Keagey,
tho photographer, will havo his now open
ing in a few days and will have something
interesting that will surprise the people, tf
Holiday goods, cheap,
dvortisement.
Head Reese's
9T ?l haT j used Dr. Bull's Cough By rup person
ally and in my family for2 or 3 yt ara, and ran
Buy 11ml therein nothing to comrnro to It as
a remedy for coughs, colds, etoJ as. Corrle,
lSultimoie, Md,
CENTS PER YARD FOR
a good home-made rtg carrot
It ia one of those extra heavy
carpets, made of the best yam
and clean l ags. Finest line of Velvet
BriiBsel and Ingrain Carpets in Shen
andoah at
C. D. FRICKE'S CAEPET STORE.
FRESH STOCK NEW CROP GOODS.
JEancy Nciv Crop JVeiv Orleans Baiting Molasses.
Neiv Com Meal Made of all new com Jciln Dried
Xresh Ground.
JSew Pickles Natural Color Crisp and Sour.
Kcto Currants Cleaned Beady for Immediate Use.
Niw California Prunes Pine Quality.
2(tiu Caliornia Canned Fruits Egg Plums, Cher
. rtes, Apricots and JPeacJies.
W' 2Teio Buckwheat JilourVery Choice. 1
JTeto Green Scotch JPeas.
JVriw JZaisins, Citron and Zmon Peel.
New Skinned Hams Fresh Smoked.
Nen Mince Meat Best Quality.
WHAT 25 CENTS WILL BUY AT KEITER'S.
'i'-wo CniiH Clioicc Salmon.
Tliree Poitiiclg Fancy Itlcc.
Two Bottles Kctcliisji Large Slse and Extra Quality.
Four Pounds Good Currants.
Three Pounds Mixed Caudles.
Two Pouuds Mixed Knts New Crop.
Five Pounds Oat Plalccq New Frcsli Stoclc.
A. Iot ol Sliccp, Goat and
White, IHaclc and Colors.
Just Received Two Cars
FOR SALE TO ARRIVE
Feucy Minnesota Flour. 500 Ruelicls New Corn in Ears.
KaT DON'T FORGET that Northwestern Daisy Flour Al
lvvays Gives Satisfaction.)
Walt for tho Big Show.
A manager who expends thousands of
dollars in order thut nothing will bo neg
lected that might add to tho enjoyment of
his patrons certainly deserves success, and,
n arulo, ho gonerally gets It, If tho public
would endoavor to discriminate between
responsible companies and thoso who
possess no stability.
There are plenty of good shows, but, un
fortunately, tboro aro hundreds which aro
utterly devoid with merit. Now, any ono
can tell at a glance If they seo a magnifi
cent now store with massive plate glass
windows, that It necessarily calls for a
great outlay of money to erect It, and tho
stock in such a store is generally of the
finost. Tho same lino of reasoning to
theatrical enterprises; for Instance: when
you seo a show billed In tho lavish and
expensive manner that characterizes "She
Couldn't Marry Throe" company you can
rest assurod that thero is monoy and push
back of it. The boautiful, artistic pictorial
lithograi hlo work, is the finest and the
costliest on tho road. No lithographing
firm would attempt that kind of work
without having ten thousand dollars down
to icsuro thi m from loss. This is only ono
of the many items of a great show, and the
same good taslo which provides this beauti
ful printing will neglect no other depart
ment of tho show. So there is not a doubt
that tho production of "Sho Couldn't
Marry Throe" is tho biggest show of the
B3ason.
Guaranteed Ouro.
We authorise our advertised druggist to
sell Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this
condition. If you are afflicted with a
Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest
troublo, and will use this remedy as di
rected, giving it a fair trial, Bnd experience
no benefit, you may return tho bottlo and
b.vo jour money refunded. Wo could
not make this offor did wo not know that
Dr. King's Now Discovery ctuld ho rolied
on. It novor disappoints. Trial bottles
freo at 0. H. Uagenbuch's drug store.
Largo s'zo f.Oc. an 1 gl.00
Parties wishing to select their Christmas
presents can do so now and havo them laid
aside until wnntod. At Holdorman's.
11"28-lf
Hotel For Rent.
Tho hotel property at Lakosido Park
(East Mahanoy junction) for the year 1892.
No one but an experienced hotel man need
apply. For particulars, etc., apply to 0.
A. Keim, Shenandoah, Pa. 11-10-tf
Bead Boose's new advertisement.
Notice.
Porsons holding tickets for the ruffle of a
merschaura pipe, for tho benefit of tho lato
Fred. Taylor, aro requested to hold thorn
until Friday ovening, December 4th, at9
o'clock, whon tho raffle will bo held.in C.
G Now's restaurant. Tho pipe is now on
exhibition at the restaurant. 11-30 ot
A Kind Friend.
Tffwliat they call thut Famous Itcmedy, Red
Flag Oil, It quickly cures Jtheumutlsm
Neuralgia, Cut", llrultec, liuruf, Hores nud all
pain. It is good lor man or beast. 23 cents.
At Kirllu's drug store.
Wolf SUlu Mats and Hugs-ln
Clioicc No, x,TIn:o(liy Hay.
One Cnr Middlings. One Car
9
THE INSTITUTE !
THE COUNTY TEAO&EES TO
MEET NEXT MONTH.
TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL SESSION
Official Announcement of tho
List of Instructors, the Subjoots
to bo DlscuBsod and tho
Entortainmonto.
County Superintendent George W. "Weiss
has 111 ado his official announcements in
connection with the twenty-ninth annual
sossion of tho Teachors' County Institute,
of Schuylkill county, to bo held in town,
In Ferguson's thealro, from December Mlh
to 18. b, inclusive.
Tho enrollment of teachers will com
mence at 8:30 a. m. on Monday, Decem
ber 11th, and the institute will opon at 2
p. m. on tho same day.
Tho toachers aro expected to exhibit
school room work of tboir pupils. Fer
guson's hall, adjoining Ferguson's opera
house, has been rented for that purposo.
Suporintondont Freeman and a committee
of Shenandoah teachers will assist tho
teachors of the county in placing and ar
ranging work for exhibition.
Tho county superintendent (requests that
teachers make note of special difficulties
encountered organizing, governing, teach
ing or in anything elso portaining to their
work. Put theso questions in writing, and
hand them to the county superintendent,
on Monday, December 14, who will assign
them to instructors or members of tho
Instituto lor answers.
Tho following subjects will bo discussed
either by members of tho instituto or by
tho principals and superintendents in sop
orato session : Language, spelling, pon
manship, physical exorclso, what is tho
maximum number of pupils that ought to
be undor tho charge of any ono teacher?
Superintendent's visits to schools; whit he
should observe, &c, teachers' meetings,
declamations, evening schools, school li
braries, monthly examinations, freo text
books. Should teachers, who lost time
through illness or otherwise, during a
school torm, be paid for the sumo? Should
thero not be a law limiting the times a
person can bo granted a provisional certifi
cate? Should tchool boards employ
teachers who uso tobacco? Should not tho
olomonls of physics tako the placo of
physical geography, when taught as u
soparate study ?
The Instructors will be Hon. Ilenry
iiouck, Deputy State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, llarrisburg, Pa. ; Dr.
Thomas M. Ualliet, City Suporintondont,
Springfield, Maes. ; Hon. Thomas li.
Stockwoll, Stato Commissioner of Public
Instruction, Providence, 1. I. ; Prol.
Goorgo 15. Hancher, Stato Normal School,
Kutztown, Pa. ; Miss Augusta L. Balcb,
(Supervisor and Institute Director in
Form, Study and Drawing), Boston, Mass j
Dr. F. O. Lyto, Principal Stato Normal
School, Mimrsvillo, Pa. ; Dr. Jamos Mac
Allister, Ex-City Superintendent and
President of Droxel Inslitute.Phlladelphia,
Pu.
Wodnosday, December 10, will be direc
tors' day. The school directors of the
county are invited to attend all the sessions
during tho instituo week; but their pres
ence is spoclally dosirod on Wednesday,
Decembor 10. 'Wo hope there will bo a
largo attendance of school diroctors, and
that ovory district of tho county will be
represented. - ty
The following entertainments have boen
arranged.
Monday Major Henry C. Dano, ono of
tho greatest orators and word painter, who
has made a tour around the world with a
success little less than marvelous.
Tuesday Dr. James T. Hodloy, tho
great orator of tho Wost, "The Sunny
Side of Life."
Wednesday Miss Ollie Torbett and her
concert company.
Thursday Marshal P. Wilder, the
great humorist, and the Park Sisters'
Quartette.
Excursion tickets will bo issued on the
difiorent railroads. Special trains will be
run on application.
Season tickets, socuring reserved Boats,
parquet and circle, $1.75; dress circle, $1.60;
enrollment, tickets, securing admission
only, $1.00; single admission 60 cents. The
chart for sale of reserved seat tickets will
bo open at the box offico of Forguton's
theatre, Shenandoah, on Saturday, Decern
bor 12, at 10;30 a. m. Before opening chart
parties desiring to purchase tickets will
draw numbers for position in Hue. Each
teacher in line may purchaso any number
of tickets not oxcoeding twonty, and each
citizen In line may purchaso any number
not oxcoeding ton.
Buoklen's Arnica Salvo.
The Best Salve In tho world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevor
Soros, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no paymont requlrod.
It Is guaranteed to givo perfect satisfaction,
or monoy rofundod. Price 25 cents por
box. For sale by O, H. Hagenbuch,
GRAND CHRISTMAS EVENT.
All Previous Musical FostivalB to
bo Surpassed.
Tho eisteddfod, or musical fottlvnl, ar
ranged to be hold in Forguson's thcatro on
Christmas Day, under tho auspices of the
Wolsh lvorltes of town, will ocllpso all
previous festivals of tho kind ever held
hore. Tho talent secured for the concert is
tho vory best and tho competitions will be
of a spirited character. Tho prizes offorod
exceod in tho aggregato ntiy amount here
tofore offered at an eisteddfod lu tho town.
Tho ca?h prizes oflorod agnregato ?515.
There is ono prize of $160 to tho choir ol
not less than CO in numbor that will render
best "Glory to God in tho Highest" ond
"Tho Lord Gave tho Word." Kourchoirs
will compelo for this prlzo, two from
Mahanoy Uty, ono from Conlralia, and a
town choir. A $100 prize is offered to tho
malo party of not loss than 25 and not ovor
30 voices that will givo tho bost rendition
of "Longing" and "Boat Song." The
military band that will givo tho best
rendition of "Tho Heavens aro Tolling"
will receive a cash prizo of $100. To
choirs of not less than 40 in numbor for the
heat rendition of "Tho Brook" a prizo of
f ib is ollered. Thirteen other prizes, rang
ingfrom?4to $30 aro offered. They aro
ollered by Hon. B. J. Monaghan, J. P
Williams, P. J. Ferguson, Edward Reese,
of Centralia, U. O. Buyer, F. J. Bronnan,
J. H. Pomoroy, Esq., J. A. Roilly,
Thomas Hutchison, William H. Shoe
maker, John W. Wcoks and John H.
Evans. The ofllcors of tho day and
adjudicators on competitions will bo:
Presidents, Mino Inspector William Stoin,
of town, and Superintendent Edward
Keeso, of Contralia. Conductor, ltev.
Fred. Evans, (Ednyfed) of Philadelphia.
Musical adjudicator, Prof. J. W. Parson
Price, of Nw York City. Adjudicator
on recitation, ltev. Fred. Evans. Pianist
and adjudicator on piano and violin solos,
Mrs. J. W. Parson Price, of Now York
City. Tho concort in the ovoning will bo n
grand affair. Tho talent secured for it is of
tho first grado and will includo Prof.
James Sauvage, of Nowark, N. J., Tonzo
bauvago, pianist, and Llow Herbert, basso,
of Scranton. Tho names of tho artists
secured and the patrons aro sufficient to
convinco tho publia that tho festival will bo
first class in evory respect.
Candolabrums and candlesticks, and
fancy bric-a-brac of all kinds, at Holdor
man's. ll-8-tf
PERSONAL.
It. A. Dabb spoilt part of to-day at tho
county seat.
Lawyor Wadlingor, of Pottsvillo, wta
in town on Saturday.
Miss Maudo. Maloy, odo of Port Car
bon's belles, Sundnyed in town the guest of
friends.
Dr. R Reed, of Philadelphia, an eminent
specialist, spent Saturday and Sunday in
town, tho guest of H. C. Boyer. The visit
was tho first for tho doctor to make to this
section of the region and ho was so much
pleased with the town and people that ho
will pay an oxlonded visit next summor.
A number of our town people paid their
respects to tho doctor during his stay horo.
"Van Houton's Cocoa Perfectly pure
instantaneous, 11 80-lw
Profltablo Investment.
If you want an oxcellent farm, situated
only six miles from Shenandoah, contain
ing ? 8 acres, with fruit trees and stream ol
water, call at tho Herald office for further
particulars. It is a profitable Invostmont
and tho terms are reasonable. 11-18-lf
Read Reese's holldy advertisement.
Fratornal Visit.
John Bunn, J. P. Williams, Jr., Josso
Hughes, John H. Evans, John W. Morgan,
Richard Knight, David Williams, Thomas
Brtllis, James Patterson, Goorgo Flock,
V. J. Evans, Joseph Hinks, Thomas
Min rs and D. J. Williams attended tho
celebration of the 5th anniversary of Ring
town Lodgo, I. O. O. P., at Ringtown, Fri
dav night.and listened to an interesting ad
dress by Grand Noblo Sire Nicholson, of
Philadelphia.
"What makes that Joy, tlint merriment?"
Itlieuniatlc pain,, neuralgic gout,
Salvation oil has put to rout
Hnlvatlon Oil, lor healing tout,
Salvation Oil, the liniment,
BurcblH'a Restaurant.
Charles BuichiU it now located at corner
of Main and Coal streets, Shenandoah.
Regular meals, at popular price, served
any time. Ltdlet' dining and refreshment
rooms attAched, 0-14-tf
Don't fail to read lteeto's now advertise'
roe nU
A Grand Ball.
Tho Rescue Hook and Ladder Company
will hold a grand ball on December 31st,
1801, In Bobbins' opera house. Wait for
it. 11-30-law
Coughing Loads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam will stop tho cough at
once.
It Is a well known fact that 1'anTlna
Contli ana Consumption (Jure lias cured I'on.
sumption, CourIis und Colds when all elso
railed. ZSandbu cent. Trial pottles uee at
Kirllu's drug store.
BOEOUGHJTEMS I
GLEANINGS BY THE LOCAL
CORPS OP REPORTERS.
WHAT THE SCRIBES SEE AND HEAR
ToxtB of tho Sermons in tho Moth-
odist and Presbyterian Pulpits
Yostorday by Rovb. Powick
and MoNally.
Sunday morning after rccolving seven
aew members on probation at tho Metho
dist Episcopalichurch tho pastor dolivored
a sermon on tho obligation of gratiludo to
God for nil his benefits. Tho text was from
Psalm 103-1-5; "Bb ss tho Lord O my
soul and forget not oil his benefits," otc.
Two hundrod and sixty years havo passod
sinco Govornor Bradford appointed tho
first Thankfgiving di.y. Whllo wo do woll
to bo always thankful it is very propor to
sit down upon particular occasions to re
count God's mercies and specially to com
momorato them. No moro appropriate
season could bo chosen than when mothor
earth, having completed her year's work
and crowned tho land with plonty, rests
from her labors for a brief Ecason of re
cuperation bolero renowing her toil. But
tho Psalmist was most mindful of his spirit
ual benefits; and.recognizing tho proncness
of man to forget these, ho calls upon all
that is within him every faculty of mind
and heart to bless His holy name, and,
then lost ho might forget, ho repeats tho
call a second litno. Bless Him who for-
glveth all thine iniquitios. "All we like
sheep havo gono astray." In reviowing
tho year wo spo things in our actions aud
failures of which wo ato ashamed and ftr
which wo aro sorry. Though wo may not
bo guilty of flagrant violations of tho laws
of God and man so far as outward conduct
goes has tboro not been a want of equity
of fairness, candor, impartiality in our
treatment of man and particularly in our
treatment of God ? This is the meaning of
iniquity and God will forgive it presumpt'
ous sins an.d secret faults if wo seek His
forgivonnoss. Bless Him who healeth all
all thy diseasos. Tho scul nopds healing
by tho Physician as woll as pardoning by
tho Judgo. Physical healing had a largo
place in the Psalmist's thought, but when
God healed tho body it was only an object
lesson of nis power to heal tho soul which
is a groator work. Bloes Him who re-
deemoth thy lifo from destruction who
who saves thy soul from hell as a final and
fitting rosult of this doublo work of for
giving and healing and who wears a crown
out of his own loving kindness and tender
morcios with which to adorn thy life. Bless
Him who satisfloth thy soul with good
not with dainties, but nccossitios. Wo are
all much liko littlo children in ono thing:
Wo set our heart on this and that and
when wo get It wo find it does not bring the
jiy we expected. Then wo try something
olso with tho same result. Wo climb from
ono round to another and whoa we get to
tho lop wn aro ready to cry : "O that I
hid wings liko a dovo for then would I fly
away and be at rest." But whon wo nostlo
down at tho cross our soul is satisfied. Bless
Uim who ronoweth thy youth liko tho
eagle't who maintains the freshness and
vigor of thy spiritual youth; and makos
theo to be fat and flourishing and to bring
forth lruit oven unto old ego. Bloss tho
Lord.O my soul, and forgot not all his ben
efits.
Tho ovoning sermon was on Christ
weeping over Jerusalem from which a
solemn lesson was drawn concornlng
"Wastod Opportunities." A very impros-
8ive revival service followed In which one
soul was convortod. Rev. J. B. McCul-
lough, D. D., editor of tho Philadelphia
ilelhodist, was announcod to preach noxt
Sunday morning.
Rev. MoNally's Sermon.
Tho text of tho sermon by ltev. Mc-
Nally in tho Presbyterian church, in the
intorest of foreign misions, Sunday, wa
taken from Malachl 8;8 Robbery amongst
men has always neon considered an offence,
and was formerly i capital offence, pun
ished by death. Tho very term has oaly
meaning when used in connection wlth th
mo.t profligate and abandoned portion of
society. How insultod any decant man
would feol to be denounced a robber I But
the text seems to charge men ' with the
highest species of robbery robbery of
God. To rob the poorest man Xtftlony,
to usurp the prerogatives or riches of a
monarch is trcaton, but to rob God is
saoritege, I fear that not only the Jews
wero guilty of this, but also that many
Christians aro not clear in the matter.
"Will a man rob God?" What is it to
rob film? Itis to deprlvo Him of Hit
just rights, to withhold from htm that
which is His, that which He efatuis and
asterta to bo Ills. Ho has a right to our
obcdlenco, homage, roveience and love.
He has a claim upon all our time, our
means and our talonts. Wo rob God
when wo appropriate to ourselves that
which is manifestly His. Now tho question
is, bow mi.ch of my timo and how much of
my means bolongs to God, Tho Bible dis
tinctly states that ono-seventh of my timo
und one-tenth of my iucomo belongs to tho
Lord. W r.ny appropriate both to our
selves m to our own use, but we thereby
lo) in both temporal and spiritual bless
ings. All Christians will conoedo this to
bo true as regard time, but all are not so
willing to concede it when applioi to
Incomo. Wo cannot dodge the quostion of
tithes by saying it was a Mosaic institution
and therefore only applicable to tho Jews,
for it was instituted and observed hundreds
of years beforo Moses was born. Abraham
paid tithes, and Jacob promised to givo
God ono-tenth of his income. Wo havo
no acoount of the law having ovor boon
abrogated; certainly wo beiiove that tho
law of tho Sabbath is as binding as over,
then why not that of tho titho oue-tonth
of our incomo? Our Saviour sanctioned
the payment of tithes when He was upon
oartti. Ho did nut command it, but re
cognized it as a binding law already in
force. Tho samo thing Is truo of tho Sb-
balb, or ono-soventh of cur timo. Wo
must not givo according to our feelings or
our conscience, those aro not always safo
guides ; but tho Word of God is safo, and
wo had better stick to that. Do you say
you "can't afford to do It?" You can't
afford not to do it. Thousands are doing it
to-day, and their universal testimony is
that lliey never prospored so well beforo in
thoir lives. God knows what is best fr us,
not only In spiritual but also in temporal
things,
Tho quostion is often asked, "Doos mis
sionary work in fjreign lands pay?" Itis
nono of our business whether it does or not,
God's command is, "Go (or send) yo into
nil the world and preach tho gospel to
evory craaturo." That's our part in tho
business, tho prosperity of missions is tho
Lord's part. The monoy spent and tho
thousands of lives sacrificed, however,
havo not been in vain; grand, cheering ro
ports como to us from all lands, and God is
giving His servants victory, until tho wholo
world is nearly belted with tho glorious
Gospel of Josus Christ. Lot mo givo a fs?,
facts and figures. Tho Biblo has boon trans
lated into about 300 languages and dialects
and thoso compriso about nlno-tcnlhts ot
the wholo human race. An army of 0.000
missionaries and 30,000 nativo preachers aro
spreading tho gospel in heathen lands. Tho
sum of about $11,000,000 was raisod for this
work during the past year, all ovor tho
world, or an avorage of thirty-six cents por
membor for tho wholo christian church.
That's heavy giving I It is said that
"graves are ncodod in tho mission fields."
They are billowed with them. Tho courago
of Uhineso Gordon is eclipsod by Living
stone, and the march of Bishop Taylor und
bis little band of workors Into tho vory
junglo of Africa, is tho sublimoet spoc
tacle of modorn times. Missions do pay,
not only in souls, but in earthly richos, for
wherover Christianity finds a lodgmont, a
new market is opened up for the products
of God's faithful towards.
A Leader.
Sinco its first introduction, Eloctrio Bit
ters has gained rapidly In popular favor,
until now it is clearly in the lead among
pure medicinal tonics and alternatives
containing nothing which permits its uso
as a beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized
as tho best and purest medicine for all ail
ments of Stomach, Liver or Kidnoys. It
will cure Sick lleadaclio, Indigestion, Con
stipation, and drive Malaria from tho sys
tem. Satisfaction guaranteed with each
bottle or the money will be refunded,
t'rice only 50c. p. r bottlo. Sold by O. H.
Hagonbuch.
Handsomo stock of lamps with tho most
delicately hand-painted bisquo and chins
shades, at Holderman's. 11-28-tf
Revival Mootings.
Tho rovlval services which, hayo. been
hold during the past two weeks at tho
Methodist Episcopal church will continuo
every evening during the week. Servico
begins at half pust sevon,
Gratifying to All.
The high position attained and the uni
versal acceptance and approval of tho
pleasant liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Tigs,
as the most excellent laxalivo known, il
lustrato the value of tho qualities on which
its sucoess is baled and are abundantly
gratifying to the California Fig Sprup Go.
PttBoy vnfi of al) descriptions at Hol-
darafto's. 11-16-lf
Four ttm. fhw far 'M , at D)di. tf
Umbrellas
Given Away.
With four pounds of
CALIF Balling Powder,
we'll givo you a boau
tiful Gloria Cloth Urn.
hrella. Guaranteed fast
color and as good as
you enn buy anywhere
for $1.60.
Baking Powder warranted
good or money refunded.
GRAF'S,
No. '.22 North Jardin Str
