The Conshohocken Recorder, March 25, 1892

              THE WEEKLY RECORDER.
VOL. xxin, NO. 3. roxsiionocKKN, PA., FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1802. $1.00 PER YEAR m ADVANCE.
.W BALLOT LAW.
fCLL TEXT OF PENNSYLVANIA'S
j NEW ELECTION STATUTES.
ill Ballot* Had B« PiUfJ ■! r«bllo
ft, lint In mi-lit r;«irrmo CAM*
Names M*j »« VHIM In-It It the
kltoS T-*« wlHi >I"illlIrntlon«.
iho nomination and
•,,.< - requiring certain
px\y. '"' ' :" '"' I ■Mby the
BW ud oertatn <<t her expenses
to ix» paid hy ibf ooi im inwaalth AIM pun-iihi
| :ii such
elections.
; . 1. Hi- it i-ii:iete-l I•>'the senate and
sntativen of the commou-
W«M ■ lylvania, In Kenerul as-fM-
ti.My in*t. uiul it la hereby i-iinrted by
tin authority uf tha i una. That from and
. tbillots cast inelec-tiooa
for pnbUo offl an vritbln ih.- eom-kballbe
pilotedand distributed
.it p . iftar provide!.
The printing o! tha nnllota aodoi bhaouda
Of In lou in each
OOnntyaii'l of tin* same to the
aa harainaitor provided;
and all o bar axpaoaaa Incarrod nndar UM
ihall ba a i
'Vi.lcd.
;. lad for
in tha aatna mannar i ianl <>t
shall be the
duty of the, Mcretary <-t tha oommonwaalth
to prapam forms for all tha blanaa made
neon tabla by this act, and to
fur county
coiui I I kofa < 'Uniy, who shall
proei aama at the
and furnish than totiio
ina by whom
they i In ifa <i.iiiiititleBH»
in.i> ba id aaaarj to carry uut thu pro-
■ Baa ■'. Any c «TI atlon "f dtli ■
Erlmary meeting •<( elaoton, or caucus
aid under lofa poUttoal party,Of
nn\ ba Carl fy iioiiiiQA'
tlon . : ..i party, which.
nt 11 Ling, polled *t
at. of the largest cutire
n • tta or in
tba i or division there*
of, for whloh Mich primary meetings
oanx itton or board deairea to
maav nomlnatlona,may nominate
Late for each office irliiob Ii to bo
filled ID the stare or in the said duitrid Of
division at the next enanlng alaotlon by
:' nomination to be
. d aa hereinafter provldad;
tttloa] party which
rcent of t he entire vote in the
ding at winch
aatateofli-'i'i' vrai voted for, maynmke and
certify.UM.. i >rd.nK to the provis-ion
HI D for any electoral division
ord, J >: UiitcthAt
such political party may have polled less
than i re rota 'it the
last ; ' oral dis-trict
or di f inch < «miicate of
nomination shall I e signed bj thi presiding
I or laoratarlai of
the oonvnntion or primary meeting'or flan-ctta
or board, who shall add thereto their
ball i a --worn or
affirmed to by them ln-fore an officer quali-fied
I I, to be true to the
Ir knowledge and belief, and a
certificate of the oath ahall Ui annexed to
Bi <-. ft. Wominatlonaofoandidateatoranj
pubU also ba mad.- by nomiua-l
by qualified electors of
tha state orof tl Idl trlol or divi-sion
thereof for which the nomination is
made and tiled in tin* proper oflice, as provid-ed
In aaetlon 5 of tbla ant. Where theuomi-nation
la foranyoffloe to be filled by the vot-ers
of the state at larwe the number of quali-fled
electors of tha off sunn DOBUV
T one-half of 1
JKT c rote for any offlear
tta at the last preceding
I'C officer was voted
for. in tin- o tar nominations the
nun ; theelectoral
' llgnlnganoh [minination
; 8 per cent of iho
• my offlc tr ah etc I at
. n in the said elec-
Irlalon (or which waid
non. add Igned to ba made,
i nomination paper
shai: -<■ his place of resi-dence
and occupation, and no person mny
auhfcrlho to more than one nomination for
office to be filled. Tin'signatures to
r and the qualifies-ttnetof
the algnera ahall be vouched fur by
the affidavit i at It uri live of thes.Kntrs
thai affidavit shall accompany
the D provided that nomi-nation
pa] are not signed and
made out in atrict compliance with all the
reqaln tbla ad ahall be invalid.
KeeaJnatlen Vapara atesa lie Bspllelt
of nomination and
i i papara shall specify: One
<1). i . policy which such can-didate
represents expressed in not more
than : la; in the case of elecfc-ors
of president a aidant of the
United Statea tha name- of the candidates
for praaidenl tldent may be
added to I 10 P rty Of p illtioal appellation.
Two i . of •■ u b oandldata aoml-nati
i - profeaalon, business or
i ipatlon, if any. and bla place of ratl-denoa
I and number thereon, If
any ir which such
provided that no
Word any nomlnatlou pa-per-
: rnats the party or
boll.■;• . appellation represented
. .;. BU0h nomination
Sldenl leal rril h or simi-irtothe
arordaused for the Ilka purpose
|n i i of nominal ins made by a
i Dtlou of dela J party
whiefa preceding election polled
cast.
tnination for cm-
I presidential elect-orasndmeni
.mi-i' of represents*
tivea of the Units I i and for all stats
offices, including thCSS Of judKes, senators
and i as, ahall be Hied with the
VIM. til at least
flft] are tha day of the elec-tion
I >r which the oandldstaa are
nominated, and nomination papers for
candidates for the asid offices shall
bo i tha aaid secretary at
least : ra before the day of
snch elei'iioii. Certificates of nomination
audi. i iidatcsforall
I Lship aud borough
offices ahall be tiled with the county cotu-mlssioacrs
of i! ■ cuiiuties at
I LVS days respec-tive,
ay of the election. Certifi-cates
a aud nomination papers
for t. p and borough
ars mid school di-i
ia shall be filed with the
■nditors of the i Ivs townships and
bofonghs at leaal ten and seven daysra-apeotivalybi
ofslsetioD.
of nomination and
hjomination papan being so tiled and belug
gt conformity with the provisions of thla
■■■-.i <i to be valid, unless ob-ra
duly made in writing,
certificates and pa-
I ttSSS at large within
: i after the last day for the filing
and papers.
od—In the case of other certificates
n.1,,1 i M dealgnsd for lior-ongh
and township officers, within twenty
tba last day for the filing of such
Third- . loatSI and ps>
pera designed for borough and township
- liter the last
day for the filing ol -m h certificates and
I ■ form and apparent
conformity or v to law of
cer; I I fur the state
nt Uu ■ rstary of
tl:. , ilth and shall bsoonsldsrad
by hi in oonjolntly with tha auditorgenera]
■ ral, and ahall he decided
i majority of these officers. Ob-ime
kind to other certlfl-for
U>rough
and township offices, shall be Hied with
the i I ra and shall ba decided
finally by a majority of them. Objections
of the same kind to certificates and papers
Igfa and township offices
aha!. auditors and shall
bed. lorlty Of tbsm. All ob-jections
as to the validity of certificates or
pap factions "* **° torm
as heretofore de-
BcrllHd. ahall In tha ease of •■«•!■: irlcatea or
ifte i largo bo
filed In t be court of common pleas of Dau-phin
County, and In the rase of all other
cemncaies aim papers sum Obi .
■hall be filed in auy court or oomn
within the Judicial district of « .
alsotioo district or division or part thereof
for which such oartiflostee or papersare
designed may IK- aitaal
Is in session, one or more fudgsi of the
court shall Imm.dlr
auch objcctloim without nnnsoaasary ad
ioarnment or delay, and shall gi
hsarlng nreosdsnos over all other buslnaaa
before him or them. In OSSS the court la
uut in session, any jndsjs of socli
the presentation to him of t i
that auch obja
aforesaid .shall immediately pr d to bear
such objections as aforesaid. \\ hi r.1 there
are more than one court of common pleas
In any slsotion dlstrici or division such on-red
by the oonrl with
which they are filed to any other court In
such district, if such reference is necessary
to ssonrs a more convenient and speedy
bsatrlngi and all cases "f dlspnts as to
which of several courts in mcfa dlstrici
shall have jurisdiction ahall be Immsdl
■..led by the judge being i
commission in such dlstl i
Sec. 7. Any person who>c name has i i*i n
prsssntsd ai ■ oandldata may can-.! bla
name to bo Withdrawn from in
bj reqnast In writing stgned by him and
acknowledged before an offli er qualified to
take acknowledgments of I
with tto secretary of tha commonwealth
fifteen days or with | commis-sioners
of the nropei
ss the case may be, previous to tha dsy of
electiou, and no name HO withdrawn shall
be printed upon lbs ballots.
Bso, - All oartlflcates of nomln i
nomination papara when filed ahall be open
under proper regulations to pub..
tluu, and shall ba pfSSSfVSd nol It
two years In the offices where they bare
been filed.
pattee *■* ■eeratary aad NiarUre.
Sec. U. The secretary of the common-wealth
shall, ten days ai leaal pi
the day of auy election of United
state officers, tranam intj com-rs
and the sheriff In each county
In Which such election is to be held dupli-cate
official lists stating the D
rssidsneas ofand parties or polldei i
seuted by all candidates whose nominalu>u
osrtlflcatss or papers havs been filed with
liim as herein provided for such election,
and have not been found and declared to
be Invalid, as provided In section 6, and to
be VOted for at each voting place in each
such county res] ittslly In
ths 1 'nii of the ball 4a to be ussd therein.
The county oommla booosty
shall ni-. roonnty,
St least ten day* prior to the day of any
election, an official list containing t la-names,
rsa^dsaosa and party oc
appellations of all nandluatea exi apt tboae
for electiou offloera and aobooldirectors,
whoso nomination oertlflostea or papara
have been filed with the said oomml
as herein provided for such election, and to
be voted for at each voting place in the
county substantially in the form of tie
ballots to 1* used therein.
Sec. 10. "Itahall bsthedutyoftl
of every county, at least ten da
any election to be held thai
township and borough Officers, to give
uotice uf the same by pmclajnatit
up In the most public places In every elec-tion
district aud by advertisements in at
least two newspapers, if there be SO many
published in the county, representing BO
far as practical the |H)',itical part
nt the preceding sled ■ largeat
and next largest number of vut<
every such proclamation or idl 1 I
he shall
"I—Enumerate the officers to I
ami pivs a list of all the nomlnatl
ccpt for election officers aud assessors,
made as provided lu this act and to be voted
for In such county as far as may he In the
form in which they shall appear upon thu
ballots, hut the proclamations p ad la
each election district need not contain thu
names of any caudidates but those to be
voted for In such district.
"II—Designate the place at which the
election Is to be held.
"Ill—He shall givo notice that every per-son,
excepting justices of the peace, who
shall hold any office or appointment of
profit or trust under the government of the
United States or of this state, or of any
city or incorporated district, whether a
commisMoued ofBOSf Of OthSfWiSS, S iub>
ordiuate officer or agent who is or »hnl] be
employed uuder the legislative, executive
or judiciary department of this state or of
the United States or of auy city or Incor-porated
district, and also that every mem-ber
of congress aud of the state legislature
aud of the select or common council of auy
city or commissioners of uuy incorporated
district Is by law Incapable of holding or
exercising at the same time the office or
appointment of judge, Inspector or clerk of
auy election of this commonwealth, aud
that uo inspector, judge or other officer of
any such election shall be eligible to any
oflice to he then vuted for," except that of
an election officer.
Sec. 11. In cane of the death or with-drawal
of auy candidate nominated as here-in
provided, the party, convention, primary
meeting, caucus or hoard, or the cltixcna
who nominated such candidate, may nom-inate
a substitute in his place by filing In
the proper oflice at any lime before the day
of election a nomination certificate or j apcr
which shall conform to all the require-ments
of this act in regard to original cer-tificates
or papers. Provided, that if the
said convention or citizens shall have
authorized any committee to make nom-inations
In the event of the death or with-drawal
of candidate the said convention
ahall not be required to reconvene, nor the
haul ottlSD .a new nomination
paper, boi tee ahall hava
power to file the requlalte nomlnatl i I
tillcatoor; ... h shall recite the facts
of the appointment ami powers of the said
committee (naming all its msmbsra) of tha
death or withdrawal <>f the candidate an I
of the action of (he commit tee thereon, and
tlui truth of these facts shall be verified by
the affidavit annexed to tIn -
paper of two members of the committee
and also of at least two of the officers of
the convention wbo made affidavit in sup-port
of the original certificate or two of the
citizens who made affidavit to t he original
paper. And provided, also, that In case of
a substituted nomination paper not filed
by a committee but signet by citizens It
shall only bo necessary that two third- of
the signers of the said pai>cr shall have
been signers of the original ;
Sec. 12. All substituted nomination cer-tificates
or papers may be objected to ;LS
provided Inaeotton7of thla act, ami if a
substituted certificate or paper be filed
after the last day for filing, the
esrtiflcsta or paper objaotlona must ba
made within fourdays after the flling.and
no objection as to form or oonfonmty to
law shall be, received afier thetlmi
printing the ballots.
Aa soon as any substitute'! candidate
shall have been duly nominated, his name
shall be substituted by the prop. ;
in lbs place of that of the candidate who
has died or withdrawn, so far a-, time may
allow, and in case a substituted nomina-tion
be filed with or trsnsmitted t - tha
couuty commissioners or township or Isir-ough
auditors after the ballots have been
printed, the said commissioners or auditors
shall prepare and distribute with the bal-lots
aultable slips of paper Waring thu anb"
j stitutcd name, together with the title of
' tha) office, and, having ajdnativepc
the reverse side, which shall la> offered to
each voter with the regular ballot, and
may lie affixed thereto.
Hew Dallata Mast Be Printed-
Sec. 13. The county oommissionsri ff
each county shall cause all the bsJ
In-used therein to be printed,except for
elections of officers of tow;.
oughs and election olfieers and acnool di-rectors
in the same, the ballots for Which
shall be printed and distributed by ths '
auditors, who shall certify the OOSt ol lUCfa
printing and distribution to the comity |
commissioners for payment as part of a
i county election expenses The Mid com-;
mlsaluners and auditors shall ascertain thu ■
offices to be ill led and iponalble
for the accurate printing of the ballots in
accordance with this set and for the safe
keeping of the same while In t heir posses- '
alon or that of their subordinate^ 01
Sec. 14. The face of every ballot which :
shall be printed in accordance with the
provisions of this act shall contain the
names mid residences of all candidates
whose nomination for anyoffloo specified
In the ballot shall have DSSn "Inly made,
except such as may have died Of with-drawn
Ths names of oandidatea ahall be
presented in thu following inimncr and
order:
In the case of certificates of nominations
made by a convention of delegate* or 0) her-wlss.
as described in section S, repn
a political party which at the election next
preceding polled at least 3 per cent, of the
LJithcat.eutira vote Cast In xhm at**e •>»
• r oivieton tnsrsof r<ir
Which such nominations are ninde.ua de-scrlbi
8, the names of all the
candidates so nominated by such political
d in groups ns pre-
Hented In tl ■ 11fleatea of not
tlon under the desiunation of the offloe,
with irlptivs words or pollti-
. D at ths bead of each group.
i in the order
1 party at
the last preceding election, beginning with
i: ad the highest vole.
In all other case- of nomination by nomi-nation
|. tmesof the candidates
fur each office shall be arranged under
ths designation of ths office in slpha-
1 ling to t fie surnames.
There - and ol the list <-f
candid.. different office (or un-der
the title of the office itself for which an
election \g to be bald Inosssthsrsbsno
candidate mlnsted thsrefor)as
many b; ,. there are persona to
I to such offloe, In which the voter
art I he name of any parsons whoss
name is nol printed on the ballot for
whom be dsslrsa to votsss candidate for
SUOh office, and such insertion shall count
aril bout the croaa mark (x) here
i I. Whenever the approval
of a constitutional amendment or other
question is submitted to thu vote of the
people, | one shall be printed
ue list Of candidate**.
■MI printed as to give
to en voter a clear opportunity to deals'
i • eboloa of oanoldstss by a oroas
... Qi lent marginal the right
ol the name "f each osndldats, and In like
manner b a snswer tot lie questions aul>-
tbe ballot may fie printed
mark, and such words
sa «ill -I . to do tins, aa "vots tor
i i three," "yes," "uo" ami
the like. Provided, that a voter may dcsifp
- Choice of all the candiilates of a
political party or group by one cross mark
in thu margin t«» the right of the party
name or political designation of such
group, and such mark shall be equivalent
ton markagainni everyname in the group.
BeC. IA Ail the ballots u«ed at thuSHine
voting place at any election shall l>e alike,
and shall be at ISSStalX inches long and
four Inches « Ide; they shall U-printeu with
kind or Kinds of ty|>e (which shall
■nailer than the size known ss
"brevier" or "eight point booty") upon
white paper. Without any Impression or
Dgulsh one from another, ex-ly
authorised bsreln or by
I i of this commonwealth.
i all fa; attached to a atub or
counterfoil, and all the ballots for tbo
: ice shall be hound together
in convenient numlH'rs, In books. In such
manner thai each ballot may be detached
and removed ■
A diagonal folding 11;
on the right baud upper corner uf the back
ng line shall IK-printed
of a > h bulot, and the said corner shall be
edged with adhesive paste, so that the
corner when folded at the folding Hoe can
IMJ securely fastened down over the num-ber
now required by the constitution of
■ Mionwralth, so that the said num-ber
cannot be seen without uufaliening or
rutting open the part so fastened down.
i. ballot shall have a margin
o!' equal hiss on both back and face, and
: folding lino shall be upon thla
margin, but nothing SlsS shall be printed
pi in-tract ions how to mark.
Pi I, that If at auy time the said con-stitution
shall cease to require ballots to bs
numbered, the foregoing requirements as
tiding line, the margin and the ad-pSSte
shall bs void.
On the back of each ballot; or on the
:d side of the back, if the ballot
Is printed lu two columns, there shall be
Iaa a caption, "official ballot for,"
o]lowed by the designation of ths voting
r which thu ballot Is prepared, the
date of thu electiou aud a facsimile of the
; be county commissioner, of
counties wbo have caused
the ballots to be printed, unless they have
i; township or borough uud-
\ record of the number of ballots
and fnrnlsnad to each voting place
kept and preserved by the couuty
oners of tho several counties
U ben it is showu by aflhbivit that mistake
or emission baa occurred lu the publica-tion
of names or description of candidate*
or in the printing of the ballots, tba court
ol i ..union pleas of the district or count v
or any judge thereof may, upon the appli-cation
of uuy qualified elector uf ths dis-i
county, require the couuty com-
I i lie mistake or omis-sion
or to show causa why they should not.
Sec. 10. Tho couuty commissioners of
each county ahall provide for each election
district In which an election Is to be held
except (nelections for township and bor-ough
offices two sets of such ballots, each
H than seventy-five for every fifty
and fraction of fifty voters therein, as cou-tnined
upon tin-assessor's list. They shall
also prepare full Instructions for the
gnidanoe of rotate an to obtaining ballots,
JUS to the manner of marking them aud the
<<f gaining assistance), and as to
obtaining new ballots lu place of those
tally spoiled, and they shall ro-ly
cause the same, together with
: sections 31 to 80 Inclusive of this
act, to be punted lu Urge, clear type ou
separate cards, to be called cards of In-struction.
They shall also cause to be
I in tinted paper and without tho
indorsements an equal number
of copies of tho form of the ballot provided
I oting place at each election there-in,
which shall ho called specimen ballots,
ten olecliuu they shall furnish to
each voting place, together with tho bal-lots
to be useil there, a sufficient number
of cards of Inatraction ami specimen bai-rsquirsd
In section 21 of thla
net. They shall also provide for each elec-rlcl
Sl BVSry election therein two
popisaof thsssssssor's lists of voters and
shall deliver the same as such lists are now
i one copy tQ I*! called the "ballot
checklist" for thu inspectors In charge of
the ballots and the other copy to l«i called
the "voting checklist," to be used In mark-ing
the name of those who have voted ami
the numbers of their ballots, as now re-quired
by law,
Bso. 17. The two sets of ballots, together
Imen ballot* and cards of ln-ted
by the county commls-i
herein provided- shall be packed
by them in separate sealed packages, with
D the outside clearly designating
l)ii<listricts for which they are In-tended
and thu number of ballots of each
kind Inclosed.
They shall then be sent by the county
ilonersof tho respective counties
ly and at different times or by dlf-ferenl
methods to the judges of election at
i il Noting places so as to bo re-ceived
by them, ono set ou the Saturday
before the day of electiou and the other set
on the Monday before the day of election.
SB of election shall on
tbstnofsuoh packagea return
i therefor to tho commissioners,
who shall keep a record of the time
w hen and the manner In which the sev-oral
packages are sent, and shall preserve
for the period of one year tho receipts of
.'nlgesof election. For elections
of officers oftownshlps aud boroughs and
ui oillcersand school directors In
the asms, the auditor shall provide for
each slsotion district seventy-five ballots
for every fifty and fraction of fifty voters
on the assessor's list aud an equal number
iml shall obtain from
0 immlSStonSIS the requisite
! Inatructlon, which shall bude-liven
I with the ballots tO the judges of
the da) before the day of election.
- to l«f furnished
to any voting place In aooordancs with the
ol this act shall fail for any
reason to be duly delivered, or incase after
delivery they shall bs destroyed or stolen,
U shall lie t bo duty of the Judge of election
of snch vc ee to cause other ballots
to bo prepared substantially In the form of
the ballotseo "anting,and upon receipt of
such other 1 dlots from him, accompanied
by a statement under oath that the same
ba.e been SO prepared and furnished by
blm, and that the original ballots have so
lived or have been so de*
a, the election olfieers shall
cause ti' oibstituted to be used
in lieu Otthe ballots wanting as above. It
shall be the duty of the county coinmls-aaoh
county to mail complete
ensofthe ballots and other neces-sary
papera bi registered Istter to tbe Judge
ns of each election district at least
four days befors the elect inn, to enable him
to comply with the directions of this sec-tion.
Private Slalln fur Vuters.
Sec. 10, The county commissioners of
snob y shall provide for each election
district therein,s( each electlon.a room
large enough to be fitted up with voting
i Iran a-, hereinafter pro-vided.
If in any district no such room
or otherwise obtained, the
said oommlaaloners shall pause to ho con-
: for such district a temporary
dequate size to be uaed as a vot-ing
room; they shall also cause all the said
boauttabiy provided with heat
and light, and with a sufficient number of
voting shelvea or compartments at or In
which voters may conveniently mark their
ballOta,a ithal In t he marking thereof they
may IM-screened from tho observation of
others, and a guardrail shall be so con-structed
and placed thatonly such persona
aa are Inside -aid rail can approach within
s!\ feit of the ballot box aud of such vot-iug
shelvea or compartments. The sr-rungemeut
shall IKI auch that neither the
ballot box nor the voting itooths shall be
bidden from view of those just outside the
said guardrail. The number of such voting
shelves orcompartmsnts shall not he less
than one for every fifty names ou thu as-sensor's
list, but shall not In any case be
i , il. m three for the voters quail fled
t.. vote nt such votlug place. Jv'o per-
SOnsOther than the election officers and
voters admitted as hereinafter provided
shall IMJ permitted within the said rail ex-cept
by authority of thu election offlcsrefor
the DurDogo_of k.ecciag.'-**
tun ia**. BSMMJ voting snen or Compart*
uicnt shall lie kept provided with proper
supplies uud OonvenisnoBS for marking tho
ballots.
Bso, '.». To provide for the cost of said
■helves OT compartmenta and guardrails In
the year of lbby, the secretary of the com-monwealtb,
the secretary ox luterual af-fairs
and the auditor geueral shall be and
they are hereby constituted aboard to de-cide
upon a pattern of the said ahslvSS or
compartments, uud a pattern of the s.ud
guardrails and upon the material to be used
for them, and such other furniture or ap-paratus
as may Im necessary, and to fix a
limit of cost of the same per shelf OT SOttV
psrtmeut ami per linear foot of rail, and
the said board shall within two mouths
after the poosage of this act notify the
commissioners of the reapectlve DOUntlssof
the pattern adopted and uf the lindt of
cost, and thu sold commissioners, after
they have provided the said shelves or coin
part menu and guardrails, shall send to
the auditor general of the commonwealth
a statement uf the voting places In the
couuty, n.unlng them, aud of the number
of shelves or compartments provided for
each according to the pattern adopted and
of the cost of tho same, uot exceeding the
limit to be fixed as aforesaid, which stale
meut shall be signed by the said com-missioners,
vurltled by the affidavit of one
of (hem and appiuvetf by thu county con-troller
or auditor*. On receipt of the said
statement tho auditor general shall draw
warrants upon thu treasury of tba com-monwealth
In favor uf the treasurers of
the counties from which the said state-ments
ahull have been received for the
sums therein stated to be due, aud the
state treasurer is hereby directed to pay
the said warrants.
The ssld shelves or compartment*- and
guardrails shall thereafter he the projierty
of tho respective counties, and no further
allowance shall be made to the counties by
the auditor general fur providing the same.
Sec. SI. At the opening of the lulls In
each voting place the seals of one package
shall ba publicly broken, and thu said pack-age
shall he opened by the judge of elec-tions.
The cards of iustruction shall be
Immediately posted at ur lu each voting
shelf or compartment provided in accord-ance
with this act fur the marking of the
ballots, and uut less than three such cards
and uut less thou five specimen ballots
shall be Immediately posted In or about the
votlug room outside the guardrail, and
such cards and specimen ballots shall be
given to any voter at hla requeat. Tha
second set of ballots shall be retained un-opened
by the reapectlve judges of election
until they are needed fop the purposes of
voting.
Sec. ia Any person desiring to vote
ahall give his name and residence to one of
ths elootlon offleers lu charge of the ballots,
who ahall thereupon announce the ssrae In
a loud ami distinct tone of voice, and If
such name Is found upon the ballot check-list
by the Inspector or clerks In charge
thereof he shall likewise repeat the said
name, and the voter ahall be allowed to en-ter
the space inclosed by tho guardrail
unless bis right to vote be challenged. No
person whosH.name Is not on the said list
or whose right to vote shall I* challenged
by a qualified cltlien ahall hi; admitted
wlthlu said guardrail until he has estab-lished
his right to vote In thu manner now
provided by law, ami his name If uut on
the checklists shall then be added to both
Hats. As BOOU ns a voter Is admitted with-in
tho rail the election officer having
charge of the ballots shall detach a ballot
from the stub and give It to the said voter,
but shall first fold it so that the words
printed on the back and outside as provid-ed
lu section !."» of this act shall be the only
wordlug visible, and no ballot shall bo
voted unless folded In the same manner.
Not more than one ballot shall he given to
a voter except as Is provided in section 28
of this art. Aa soon aa a voter receives a
ballot thu letter "11" shall be marked
against his name ou the margin of the bal-lot
checklist; but uu record of the number
of the ballots shall be made on the said
list- Besides the election officers and such
supervisors as are authorized by the laws
of the United States or overseers appointed
by the courts of this commonwealth, not
more than four voters In excess of the
number of voting shelvea or compartments
provided tjljrtU la- allowed lu said inclosed
space nt one lime.
Sec. 23. On receipt of his ballot the voter
ahall forthwith and without leaving the
space Inclosed by the guardrail retire to
one of the voting shelves or compartments
and shall prepare his ballot by marking In
the appropriate margin or place a cross (x)
opposite the party name or political desig-nation
of a group of candidates or opposite
the name of the candidate uf his choice for
each office to be filled or by Inserting lu
tbe blank space provided therefor any
name not already on the ballot, aud in case
of a question submitted to the vote of the
people by marklug in tho appropriate mar-gin
or place a cross (x) against the answer
which he desires to give, liefore leaving
tbe voting shelf or compartment the voter
shall fold his ballot wlthoutdisplaylngthe
marks thereon lu the saino way It was
folded when received by him, and he shall
keep tbe same so folded until ho has voted.
Alter leavinir the votlmr shelf and Iwfore
{Continual on fouilhpage.)
How to Snccool
This Is tbe grest problem of life which few
satisfactorily solve. Home fall because of poor
hesltb, others want of look, bnt the majority
from deficient grit—want of nerve. Tboy are
nervons, Irreeolnte, changeable, easily get the
blues and "take tbe spirits down to keep the
spirits up," thus wasting money, time, oppor-tunity
aud nerve forct. There is nothing like
the Restorative Nervine, discovered by the
great specialmt. Dr. Htles, to cure all nervous
diseases, as headache, the blnee, nervous
prostration, eleeplesenees, neuralgia, Bt. Vitus
dance, flu, and nyateaia. Trial bottles and One
book of testimonials free at T. F. McCoy's. 2
Backlen's Arnica Salve.
The lu Kt Halve in tbeworld for Cats, Broltee
Boree. Ulcers, Bait Hbeum,Fever Bores, Tetter
Chapped, Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cores Piles, or
no pay required. It 1s guaranteed to give
perfeot satisfaction, or money refunded. Fries
25 cents per box. For sale by Thorns F.
McCoy. 7 10 ly
MUta Lettle Huntley,
Is the sister of Mr. W. S. Huntley, of
Cortland, N. Y., a well known car-penter
and builder Her frank state-ment
below gives only the absolute
truth concerning her Illness and mar-velous
recovery by the aid of Hood's
Sarsaparilla. She says:
• O. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. i
"Dear Sir: Twelve years ago I began to
have hemorrhages and four years ago bocame
so low that tho physicians told me
There Was No Hope
and X should soon die. X could not bo moved
from my bed. Under my face were napkins
continually reddened with blood from my
mouth. 1 ••■•is ml -a-rtblag and had no
action of tho bowels tor a week. Tho doctors
said tho cause was uloera in thestomach. At
this time my mother said she wanted to mako
ono moro trial, and asked If I would take
Hood's Barsapurllla. I told her It would bo
A Waste of Money
but finding It would comfort her I began tak-ing
It. In a few days the bloating began to
subside, I teemed to feel a little stronger, but
thought It only fancy. I was so weak I could
only take ten drops of Sarsaparilla at nr«.
In two weeks I was able to sit up a few min-utes
ovoryday. In a month ■ can lit -»»lk
■crows lite r«*on. One day 1 asked wiut
they were to have for dinner and said I
wanted something hearty. My mother was
so happy she cried. It was llio
First Time I had Felt Hun-gry
for Two Years
I kept on with Hood's Sarsaparilla and la six
mouths was as well as ovoi In my life. It is
now four years stneo I recoYcred. and I have
not had a day's sickness since, nor any lienmr-rluure
If ever a human bring thauked tho
Br>od Lord ou hended knees It was I. I know
lat Hood's Harsaparllla. and that mloue
unquestionably *Ja\retd my ■.«•."
Messrs, Sawyer A JenntnM the well known
druggist.ot Cortland, say that Mlii nunUey 'U
a highly respected lady ;hereutemiototwhat
Hood's Sarsaparilla*
lias done for bet Is worthy the highest conn,
dears ' Hood's Pills Care Liver Ilia.
ME
IfME
PLEASANT
THE NEXT MORNING I FEITL BRIGHT AND
N£W.*.ND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
My il icior tv-vi il nrl* K<niy on tbo Moronch,
lu.-r .U,4 .*i'!m'.i."ii.t i- »
diink U unul- fr.ioi iK-rli* Hint !■> prvinu.-.! rur use
s« i oally a- [SS, It la rail*.
LANESMCDIGINE All ilru„'Sl»ti sell It al .'*«■. arid f 1.00 per package.
Buy on- u«l«v. I.mne'a Ili-ml. ii.vi. |,-Q
MatYM Iho l!u«rl> nirSdu). luuJcriuM
h.aiiny, iLl.i la necessary,
THE
American Catarrh Cure
n atoaa iii«- droningm thr inr»at ina
ifsioras the iicarinir and the sense ol smell, cures
the fOQl brvMili aiidili<'hc«di.rlH'*.Mi.l... bleidini;
of tha nose, improves the digestion snd »
tiie atranajUii cures eoitdren in t»n or throe
weeks. I'n j ,m .1 duly by VV. H. Jones, M. I'..
I'hiiadvijiiiiH. Pa. il <;. i. Baltowall, rearm
ftvanasud Fayeitc street. lon-lu-iKHkni. I'a.
Us
ri.Villtl.St;.
JONATHAN CLEAVER,
MACHINIST, PLUMBER, GAS and
STEAM FITTER,
Hector St., Conshohocken,
Opp.i-.llr the WR.hlngh.n Hose lions*.
Iron Ingssj. strain htaUDJt for privutr or putillr
hiiildinits a HPtTialty.
r B, TEfWAITES,
Plumber, Gas and
Steam Fitter,
Cor. WASHINGTON and OAK Sts.,
Conshohocken, Pa.
Fixture* and Fittings for Steam. Oa. and Water,
nydraullr Hums. lira., sii'l If>.n rnmp.
HeaUns Public and I'nvaU buildings 111 *teara
a Specialty.
EAVL1NG AUD CAB SKRVICS.
pSAYALL MAY.
Hauling '• kinds.
8tir*8peclal attention gl»pn i. rlio <1 h-tvlng of
freight. Hector sn.i Fa-elle Si-.. VW
JAMES CLINTON,
Hauling of all Kinds
Promptly Attaggad T*.
Sixth avenue, Conshohocken. Pa.
lime, Sand and Building Supplies
furnished to contractors and builders.
Contracts made lor removal of dirt.
JOHN KNOX,
llalal.LH IN
Ladies aid Guts Furniihli^ Goods
Hsu. Oapi aad M*Usas.
Fayetts it-art. Ofnihahtckcn, P.
MEAL ESTATE AOENTS.
JRA N. SAYLOR,
COLLECTOR,
RENT*, BILLS, ETO. 0OLLEOTED AND
HOU8E8 RENTFD.
Oflice:—Ford street aliove Cedar.
£ D. BRITT,
Real Estate and Conveyancing,
Cor. Ford aii.:.' Jar A vs..
Wett Cgnshohockeu, - Pentu
afoM'V u a*u r.o moitga^c. ratirtln^ In -uini
from CM*) U. »"•>'.
fa H. LUEBE,
CoEvejancoT, Real Estate Rroicr. Gen-eral
Business kfM and
]Voi:ji,iry T* ul> I it*
Monty to loan In desirable -> v
nrgoiiaU'ri. HOIIM-M to mil „ n 1
promptly made.
ayOfflce II./.'1-.r ^t tlrM doariV I. P. <"> .' id itory,
Wm. P. Jones,
DEAI K. IH
Flour,
0c Meal,
Coin Oats,
Chopped Corn f.
Oa'.sand Baled
HAY andSTRAW
Cor. Sevcnlh and Spring Mill aveaaea,
Goiu'l,oa««kra, Fa.
SULPHUR
BITTERS
WILL drive the humor from
I your system, and make your akin
clean aiiilmnooth. Tho<oI*imiiles anil
Blob lies \\ liich mar your benuty aro
caused by IMPURE BLOOD.
' nn bo removed In a abort
;.<u nrn wise find nio tbo
cat blood purifier, Sulphur Blltan,
TRY A BOTTLE TO-DAY.
iTfiMvith TtnlN ? TNTiy ravo
: Qeadaobef Why
i t on that bed of pain
with nHiZiJMATlSM? Use Sul-phurBitters*
They will cure you
vhero nil others fail. The dose la
■mall—only a toaapoonfol. TRYJT
and you v^ lUbeaMufletL Theyuunc,
i and tot terin^nro Boon made
well by its use. Benanbef what
youfead hero, iL may «av« your Ufo,
it DM SAVED HUNDREDS.
If you aro BufferliiK from Kidney
Dlsca.se, and wish to live to old ace,
uaeSulphnr Itlttera. Thoy never fail
to cure. Ciet it of your Drti^^Lst.
DON'T WAIT. GET IT AT ONCE.
Sulphur Bitters will euro Liver
Couiplaiut. Lrou't be discouraged;
IT WILL CURE YOU.
1W If 'IflP'Paiflfajpii
Bead -T a-oaal stampa to A. P. Ordwav A Co..
Ikuton, Huu., for but uedloal work publlahed
LOOK BEFORE
YOU
ERE
YOU
LEAP!
Don't buy blindly. Look around you ami compare prices and goods.
We are willing to stand the teat of the most rigid inspection. If our goods
are nol all we claim for I hem don't buy. Wc make DO false statements, Our
specialties and unusual valnes can always be found as advertised. We have
re to fool the people. Life is too short to trifle with the troth. If
VOO want just what you wantal jutl the right | rice or lower.plcase sec us first.
I
IIKTAII.I I- "1
Men's and Boys' Clothing, Kurnishing Goods, Underwear "for all,"
Overalls and Working Shirls. Best Grades and Pair Prices.
55 Fayette Street. Conshohockeu. Pa.
Invincible Leader, .fas. Simon, Prop.
JOHN S. HIPPIE,
Prtictical
Cor. Htotor and Apple sts.,
CONSHOHOCKEN.
SVr*Uaial«' riirnlj! r '. acd aoDtrsitt. mada tl
all kinds of s-jtlrtiiif- Man sail Cptclflca'lcf]
ai.wB tr* n.» Kork rvVtauiar .cftsnUsn rat
to alUrlDf and utucetuUf, and in afsrrtatsj
Srrt rlaw work and n>r'r.'ial cusraOt^ed.
nEXTr.iTf.
f_)R. E. E. FLEMING,
Dentist,
FIESTAVENL'K, BBL0W KVVKITK ITRstt,
Oonshohooken. Pa.
^l/ASHINQTON HOTEL,
No. 40 EHM ttroat,
Conshohocken,
RUN A. HARB0LD, ■ Prsfrlstsas
< ths iK'vt brands of Wln.i, Ll.uors, AM
.. i > ....
(JENERAL MEADE HOTEL
42 and 44 South Elm street,
Conshohocken, Pa.,
JAMES J. LOUGHREY, • Prsprlsttt.
Best brsoda or Llquotl, Wlass, fwrtar, Als ai'
Besr. Ascommodalloni for man anA ^alitl.f.
jyjONTQOMERY HOUSE,
Cor. Fayette and Marble sts.,
Conshohocken, Pa.,
V. S. BL0OMHALL. • Pro.rlstsr.
Ail tbe beat brands or Llouors, wine., Als.
BMT, rorlsr, .to. atnbllnc scfrumnotlatlons.
^ARD'S HOTEL,
Elm street below Poplar,
Conshohocken, Pa.,
JAMES WARD, • • Praprlttsr.
All tlii-lwt brands ut Whiskies. Brandlcs,Wla«
and Hins. Seer, Porter, Ale andI iI'Lais
Families Supplied with
OYSTERS !
at FOLEY'S
rout of sa i ici-i K ss'.
THIS is the time of
the year when
Cod Liver Oil
is in greatest demand.
VVe would like t» re-mind
you tl'at, al-though
it has been
advancing in price for
some time wc are still
selling the best
X*«iro Norwegian
at 50 cents per pint
bottle.
Martins Shoe Store
ARsrsMtni S3 Shoe. Tin, best that can be
produoed. Ami'th'su calfskin, re.nl.rlj welted
may be ball ioled by hsnd-lUtchlng;
very estr, very ilnrublv and very gixsl-looklngi
i:\ I:KV i'A;i; WAititANTKD.
„ , ■-'■■•■ "itr Show Window.
Kepntiing inntiy Oono,
JOHN MARTIN '">'"> st. 2.1 door.b.
JUnil PlHn I IH, Kins. Conshohocken.P..
II you are in want ol a KOod 8TO V E, go to
H. C. MESSIINCER,
N. E. Con. FAYrTTi AND ELM STQEXTM,
OON8XIOHOOBCBl>i'
Recorder $1 a year
Thomas F,
Drtignist,
Fayette Street above Elm.
Removed to lith and Sansom Sts..
I-tsll.s.l. I|-la In. pa,
Ladles' and dents' Overgalters
AKC CBILSBEK'S LESQIKOS,
Tho latoal Atul bust Block In the sjosid.
J. H. EICHELDERFEB.
MiiiiufuPtiiicr. W|tole-nlo uiul
Ri'iall Ucakr. (Ikiiuts nn<\ l.eg-flns,
*.n,<u> ID onlei . kmbrolderetl
w - u i-u-i 1'M'ii r uiounod, BenU«mMr.*i
5- ¥ f"' i'i»hlng K(MVI- in mat varioiy.
3 .» Oinvt'H. tics scuris. collars, cufls.
hostely, ii.'if.ifi.i. ■napendaTt. i ba
M. Ilrut'f unit|n<ntier lor i/enUi and
bny-, th« I'oifeci nhouldor In ace
lot.utteviTylMHiy.anirtia.ttrawi'rH,
canilKiin jacksiiH, inerino and
Hcarli-t iliiiiin-1 imdi'i-wt-ar for
lutn*"** ami amtr>. Al8° K-**11*
ichi'il pnilcctnni, audit thouKand
articlfntoonuincnmr. to mention.
Utliand Riinsom sta. Collnloltl Walornrooi,
Mnen Collar and »;nlT .l.-pol. Wliohiaafd and
retail.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
WM. F. MEYERS
Attorney-at-Law,
60S CIIESTNUTSTRERT. PlULADA.
Evening Offer.,
llank Iltillilltiies, Conshohocken, l'».
Wham will ba onnd a fniraasortmsiit .f tha beat
Stosea it loweal prices. Tl» IIOOFISQ, BI'OUT-
1NC AKU KKl-Alltls.l ii my IIII.I oheauly dona
Ortle and Fire Brtok, ftovca repmnd. I'limps ol
all kind", and aaauanil wiortEniiutol llouso-Furo*
Ooodi alwsvs on haniL 2-31-90
JUSTICES UF THY. PEACE.
William P. Smith,
Justice of the Peace,
OFFICE i-FAYETTE ITREEl
Over Ureok'a CIKM Store, Btemplr'i BnUdlog in
CONSHOHOCKEN.
man AHU DILLH PBOMPTLT COLUCCTBD.
SCIENTIFIC AND
Practical jfgfr Dentistry.
DR. N. S. BORNEMAN,
NO. tog SWEDE STREET,
Junt bOaOW Main. Nornstown,
announor-H lo llio pnblM ot ConHhohockan
< hal his oflice 1H open at all Hours for hi*
clientB. ilunyj.at^ ol activn practice In
lil» profi'HsinniMiali.fs nlm totfuarnn.e** per-fect
HatlHlaction.
**-Niironn Oxttlo Inr palnlena axtrxotlo
»sp.'ciitliy. Ii«''.".'-lv
H. G. J. Hallowell
UKAI.KK IS-PURE
DRUGS,
Faints, Oils, Varnish, Win-dow
Glass, Toilet Articles,
Perfumery, Fancy Soaps,
etc., etc.
Family Medicines!
1 'hysicians' Frescriptions
carefully compounded.
I Al l I . i I HIT AND roUKTl! AVK.ST'E,
Conshohocken, I'a.
REDMONDS SHOE STORE.
Try n puir <>t niir
Men's Hand-Made Hob Nail Shoes at $1.50
i all and K.Minilne.
Be. i uu Bbovi fflndow. rssvalrlai Ncaily Doac.
Daniel B Redmond,
Kiiy.'ite straet, - aossjhoboekaB, Pa
PROF. OSCAR KNECHT,
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
PlaBo, Organ, vio-lin.
V.- '
Double i
ClarioiH i
era orchi
tangbt.
tor Tuning
■
landed i>«
6G Faiotte street.
Consnohocken.
>IISS I l/.ZIi; KNECHT
re on and after cptember iir-i. neholan
on Organ, Piano and VI - illti I* f»-i
becoming latramant and hen?
i- H t'"""! opportunity for yonni ladm vho prtftr
n lri<iy leaener CHII n<-n<liiri'Ki
66 Fajetie street. Conshohocksn.
STOVES I STOVES I
FOR SALE'
New ami Second . JJmnI,
AN" laiga Mirror. 7 fl '■ roe. by I ft. 10 inr.;
Beer Pump, 48choteld Rplggou Complewi *)«k
Bldeboardi M inogany Wanlraba, etc., at
O, WILSON'S MliMlllLI. MOKK,
ICaln -tit. i. Manayunk.
DOCTOR
J. B. H0BENSACKS
Ml Oil AI 0FJ1CQJ,
•M N. BBOOND ■«., 1»III1,*.I,I,,|,IH, I'a.
Art tha Oldest In America inr the treat-ment
of
HI I Poison, Nervous Debility i Nor-,.stria-ore.
Bladder, K lltln DUeaaM,
Varleoeale, rlydrooalo, Ruptora,
IVnnaneiiily cuiv.l by ImproTed uuth«-lri with-out
detention rrom buslni i... i . t in-uccew
indue tools llrcl u ■ ..n.i -tuily. Uiihe
■ble i« medles twed and to tlietuomuKh
i irivcn pa-
U ra< itabuab-icceai.
i •■■■■■ to'J p m. All
d»y SHtniilay. 'innluy loto 1^ a. ID.
lar-.-ciiii stamp for i»ok. 11 c
All Roads Lead Here!
All goods sold at bottom prices. All styles and qualities,
bpccial prices arc offered on our entire stock'of Body
Hrusscis, Tapestry and ingrain Carpets.
In Rugs wc have some beautiful designs,
FUMITUM
Plush Rockers,
Ladies' Desks,
Parlor Tables, (fine)
Chiffoniers.
Parlor Cabinets,
Easels,
Odd Fancy Chairs,
COUCHES
Also an elegant assortment of Parlor Suits.Bcdroom Suits,
Hook Cases, Extension Tables, at unusually low prices.
WALL PAPERS
in large quantity and elaborate designs. General Upholstering
a specialty, No misfits—no misrepresentations.
Roberts & Meredith,
Fayette street, Conshohocken, Pa
MUmUNDERWEAB
nUn|li.e.Ph.,C*",re in",'ra,e;lin0"rlower Wtadwr. We mske them promt-
«!..«-,.i 7.«n"^,kf°r,he,,"*iv"'- " -vo" «rtB*a» ''"x* von willb.
r^u.n^|yJood*Pn0e8'r" "ceed""!|y ID >onr liiv"r »n-l Hiat loe qaality ia
HAMBURG EDGINGS
«i,I.n rfi""1 win'low,i'll;"r'"i'>" « K* W store, and Usla there ia a corabJ-n.
tton of low price with high qnallt} t.. your ,.r..ti>
CREPE DE CHENE
nn.nii'"'"^0''""' '" ™mP.le,e a*e"nient of all the fashionuMe shade, is iu.t
!E2 ,. ^eMwr«f" «'«»« madeoi lid. and the preity »h«l« ad.pt
themselTea lo couipleltD- ersalm eoatomea and psrlv drows
BEADED GIMPS AND BRAIDS
For drew IrimmiDKs in new and ^r at y .itii tv
Onlv 9c. a Yd. 3000 YARDS GINGHAMS
-no«n"in window'"' nf»»riP™ ■-» »"-*—■ -V V See the style. S.
GLOVES FOR LADIES
Cold weather glores at 13 cenla a pair, lh, :,„,.„, prfe, b» been 88 OSSTCS.
Tbeae are all-wool white knit alovea, exactly inl , , Woold weather.
be.„""-:ar.Td%\,nelrs'e" c,i rt61 "•- M>m°° >««"-. ■•
I. - H. - BRENDLINEGR,
Leading Dealer in Dry Goods, Trimmings, Carpets and Books.
Nos. 76, 78, 80 and 82
XOllItlSTOU N.
MAIN STREET
GIVE us a call and be convinced that we are the cheapest
place to buy anything in our line.
Every Article Guaranteed
as represented at time of sale. We give a few prices below:
A good 6 ft. Extension Table, Antique, - tj 4 80
A very fine Panel Extension Table, Antique, - 10 00
Walnut Lounge, Brussels Carpet, . 5 00
Walnut Frame Parlor Suite, Silk Covered, - 65 57
Fine Rug Suite, Spring Edge, Cherry Frame, - 20 OO
6 Cane Seat Chairs, - . . -0
Cane Seat and Back Rocking Chair, - - 140
Large Arm Rocker, - . 2 r0
Smyrna Rugs 40c. up, Window Shades, Commodes, Oil-cloths,
Cots, Spring Mattresses, Mattress Cradles, Centre and
Boquet Tables, Etc. The most varied assortment and largest
stock ever carried in this town. Give us a call No misrep.
resentation to sell goods.
JOHNCOURDUFF
Push the
Spring Goods.
The good times of '92 are here ! good times and
a brave outlook for our own great business.
In fashioning, making, quality—Wanamaker &
Brown Spring Clothing is surpassingly good.
Three-fourths of the selling Good Clothing at
fair prices lies in the manufacturing. It can't be done
by a store that doesn't.
We manufacture on the same great scale as
wholesalers; don't sell any of our clothing except to
you who put it right on your back : and then have
enough lo do to sell it as low as we do and make it
as good as we do.
We buy much cloth at the cloth-mill's doors.
We have it cut by our own cutters, under our eyes.
We have it made by our own careful workpeople.
Every needless expense of selling is cut off.
Our offer of Railroad Excursion Fare on tup 0
New Spring Specialties in Ten Doll ; I .coats.
New Spring Specialties in Twelve Dollar Over-coats.
Handsome—the fitting and tailoring great
Silk Lined—Fifteen and rising in price.
Spring Suits—New features and qualities, $10.
Better—$12, $15—the cloth much better.
The finest qualities fully represented.
Don't lose sight of it.—Our business is directly
with the consumer. We cut the cost down by man-ufacturing.
We sell at the lowest prices because
we manufacture. It makes a difference of dollars
to you.
Wanamaker & Brown,
Sixth and Market, Philadelphia.
For example, we pay Railroad
Excursion Fare from Conshohocken
if you purchase $10 worth.
All kinds of Job Printing neatly done
at the RECORDER Office.