Picnics and Outings!
Severn, the Grocer, is head
quarters for fine Cheese, Fruits
and Vegetables,Canned Meats,
Pickles, Crackers, Cakes, Con
densed Milk, etc., suitable for
picnics and excursions. Now
supply sliced Summer Sausage
All new and fresh goods.
Cor. Centre and White Streets.
The Evening Herald.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY .
LOOAL LUNCHEON.
Juno half gong.
Good strawberry soason.
Now mown hay perfumo.
AIosquit.003 aro appearing.
Kaspborries will soon bo horo.
Tha chorries aro largo anil fine this year.
A. llttlo warmer oacb day eooms to bo tbo
rule.
Tho present outlook i3 promlsini; for
Eumnicr resorts,
Tho angler first lies In wait for bis catch
and then lies in the weight of bis catch.
Strawberry cultura U constantly increase
in? and yet there is demand for all that aro
raisod.
A lib. box of baking powder nnd a COc,
window scroon, all for 00c. Grand Union
Tea Co. 0-10-2t
Go to bed at night to sloop, and mt to
think over tho troubles of to-day nor tho
anticipated trials of to-morrow.
Tho member of Shenandoah Com-
rnandory, No. 14, Sons of America, eon
template holding a Jopaneso ico cream
festival some time in August.
Playing Cards.
You can obtain a pack of bolt quality
playing cards by sending fiftoon conts in
postage to I S. Eustis, Gen'l Pass. Agt.,
U 0. & Q.R. U. Chicago, 111. tf
Completed to Doadwood.
Tho Burlington Route, C, IS, & Q. It. K.,
from Chicago, Pooria and St. Louis, is now
completed, and daily pauongor trains aro
running through Lincoln, Nob., and
Custer, S. D., toDeadwood. Also to New
castle, Wyoming. Sleeping cars to Dead
wood, tf
Our Bill of Fare.
Prepared and puhlishod expressly for the
Hekald roaders.
THURSDAY.
HRKAKFAST.
Butter Toast. l'ickled Tripe.
Graham Griddle Cakes. Cream. Sugar.
Hot Wator.
DINNER.
Minced Hoof. Lottuco.
Boiled Potatoes. Canned Corn.
Graham Broad and Ilutter.
Prune Pio. Cold Wator.
suri'ER.
Bread and Bullor. Cottage Choose.
Rhubarb Sauco.
Spougo Cake. Lemonado.
Fruit.
Coming EventB.
June 17 Strawberry and ice croam festi
val In Robbins' opera house under tho
auspices of W. R. C. No. 69.
Juno 18. Excursion of Washington
Camp, No. 200, P. O. S. of A., to Lake
tide. t
Juuo 19. Fair and fostivalj Robbins'
opera houso : under tbo auspices of tho
ladies of the First Prosbyterian church.
Juno 29. Picnic at Columbia Park by
National Guard of Warsaw.
July 4. Lawn party under tho auspices
of tho Primitive M6thodist church.
July 4 Grand Carnival and picnic by
Columbia Hoso Stoam Firo Engino Com,'
pany.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will you heed the warning? The signal per
isrts of the sure nn.'rach of that more ter.
rlble disease, Consumption. Ask yoarselvcs
If you can auord for the Bake of having 60
cents, to run the risk and do nothing for It,
We know from experience that, Hhlloh's Cure
will Cure your Couicli. It never falls. 'J his
explains why more than a Million Bottle
were sold the past year. It relieves Croup
and Whopping Cough at once. Mothers do
not he without It. tor Lame Back. Bide or
Chest, ut.eShlloli'8 l'orous Piaster. Bold hy
u. ii. iiagenuucn, n. j. corner Main aua
Lloyd streets.
Thero aro no flies on this. A 60-cont
window 6creen and n lib. box of baking
powdor for CO cents at tbs Grand Union
Tea Company's store. 0-10-2t
Best work done at Brennan s steam
laundry. Everything white and spotless,
Lace curtains a specialty. All work guar
anteed. WALL PAPER!
A CARLOAD JUST ARRIVED AT
MBLLBT'S
Blanks Co
Gilt 8o
Embossed 12 l-2o
Window Shades, spring rollers.!25o
Curtain Poles 25c
MOVEDJTO
22 East Centre St., Shenandoah,
CHAS. T. RICE'S OLD STAND.
1 . , 11 Tn.U. )
uuuuvn 4jiw Ima
A regular meoltng of tho Borough
Council will be hold In the Council Cham
ber to-morrow evening, nt 7;30 o clock.
Tho Editors' Outing.
Tho excursion of tho Schuylkill news
paper men to Uarvoy's .Lake yesterday,
through the courtesy of tho Lohlgh Valley
Railroad, was qulto a success.
Kicked by a Mulo.
John Dove, a young man rosldlng on
South Jardln street and employes as a
driver in the Kohlnoor colliery, was kicked
on tho right thigh by a mulo yesterday
aftornoon and will bo laid up for sevoral
days in consequence,
Sun Stroke.
Solomon Stauffor, the carpenter of West
Oak street, was subleited to sun stroke
yesterday afternoon and was in a critical
condition last night. Dr. Stein, who is in
attendance, stated this afternoon that Mr,
Stauffer's condition was improved and that
bis chances for recovery wero good.
Court Notes.
Patrick Morrison, of town, was sent to
jail yesterday for keeping a disorderly
house.
The Grand Jury failed to find a true bill
In tho case of John I'rosser, Jr., of town,
who was charged with stealing ten dollars
from the Italian who keeps a fruit stand at
the corner of White and Centre stroets.
Tickets for Lakeside
Can bo used to-morrow on the special train
at 8.00 a, m., or on regular trains at 12:35
and 2:60 p. m. Tickets for use on tho U:60
train must bo purchased before going to
depot, when tbo railroad ticket can bo ox
changed Tickets will bo sold at tbo depot
for 8:10 a, m. and 1S:35 trains, or can be
had at Morgan's Bnzaai. Tickols for the
2:50 train to bo had only nl Morgan's
llaziar, Wild Wost show perlormaneo
opens at.'l p. m.
Will They Do It ?
Ebitor Heralds I would like to call
tho attention of our polico force to what,
in the oyes of a great many people, has
became n public nuisance. Every evening,
and moro especially on Sundays, tho resi
dents of that part of Jnrdin 6lrcet, lying
between Lloyd and Oak streets, are greatly
annoyod by certain parties, of both sexes,
congregating on tho front steps of the resi
dences in this neighborhood, and make tho
night hideous by their ungentlemanly and
unladylike behavior. Sometimes pede1
trians aro oven compelled to take to tho
stroets in order to pass theso parties who
make this thoir favorito placo for entertain
ing their company. I trust the Chief of
Polico will givo this matter his attention
and earn the good will of a long-suffering
public. Citizen.
Shenandoah, Pa., Juno 17, 1891.
PERSONAL.
Lawyor Hollopoter was in Pottsville yes
terday.
Henry Wicdorhold left this morning for
Berwick.
II. "Wiederliold visited Mahanoy City
yesterday.
Miss Jennie Ramago Is usltlnc friends in
Rhode Island. '
Attorney Coylo and lady woro at Lake-
sido yesterday.
Mr. Keller, 'of Wilkes-Barro, Is tho
guest of B. J. Yost.
Felix Klock, formerly of this placo, but
now ol Lebanon, is tho guest of friends in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of Philadelphia,
aretheguesU of their daughtor, Mrs. Dr.
Stein.
P. J. Ferguson had tho little children
out into tho country .yesterday giving them
picnic. ' -
Robert A. Glover attended tho meeting
of the Lehigh Presbytery at Port Carbon
yesterday,
Col. Schclfly did not take in tho editorial
excursion yesterJay, but went to Lakeside
instead. Max Reese accompanied him,
ATTACKED A DEPUTY SHERIFF
An Italian Fruit Vondor Gots Into
Trouble.
Jobn Gordoll, tho Italian who keeps the
fruit stand at tho corner of Main and
Centre stroets, and his wife, Louisa, were
before 'Squire Williams this morning,
charged with felonious assault upon,Deputy
Sheriff Martin Zqigler, qf Pottsville.
It soems that Gordell only rocently pur
chased tbo fruit ,tund. Tho man who
owned it previously purohased two bags, of
peanuts Jroman liaston man, but alter tbo
peanuts arrived sent word that bo did not
want them; but when ho sold out to Gor.
doll be included tho two bags of peanuts in
thosalo. The Eastern man then calle'd up
on tiordoll for payment, but the latter re
fused to pay, or return tbo goods. 'This
morning Deputy Sheriff Zsigler wont to
tbo stand to serve a replevin notice upon
Gordell, who, ordered the deputy away,
faying ho owned tbo eland. Zaiglersaid
the two bags of peanuts would have to bo
returned or paid for and took hold of Gor
dell's arm as ho walked away.
Tho Italian .turned suddenly and raised a
large-sized butcher knife in the air to
etriko. Tho doputy grabbed tho upraised
arm and succeeded in disarming the Italian,
whoso wifo then sprang forward and struck
the officer. While tho latter was giving his
attention to tho woman the Italian struck
hlra with a chair,
High Constable Stanton hurried to tho
scene at tho tlmo and, not knowing Zeigler,
thought he was tho offender, as ho held the
knife in his hand. The High Constable
seized tho Daputy and then Constable
Toh appeared. Explanations followed re'
tulting in Zjlgler and Tosh arresting the
Italian and hU wife.
Gordoll was committed to jail in default
of 81,000 bail and bit wife was relumed
upon htr own rwoogniianoe, tn she baa
several small I'liUdmn to care for,
Subsequently G tde!l secured his release
ly urrei,dHir,K the two bags of peanuts
aud paying ail damage).
Promptly Settled.
Thofollowlng acknowledgement of pay
ment should have been published several
days ago but was untentlonally omitted.
A comparison of tho dato on which the
loss occurred and tho dato of payment show
tho promptness with which tho claim was
met:
Received of tho Springfield Flro and
Marine Insurance Co., of Springfield,
Mass., through David Faust, agent of said
company, tho sum of ono thousand dollars,
being in full for all claims for loss and
damage by fire on the 31st of May, 1891.
I hereby tender my thanks to Mr. Faust
and his companies for tho prompt payment
of my loss and would cheerfully recom
mend him to my friends who desiro to get
insurance.
Auciuste Preiman.
Shenandoah, Pa., Juno 0, 1891. 0-l"-2t
Prompt Work.
John Ooonoy, who was awarded tho
contract for raising tho Union street school
building from its old foundation, has sur
prised the School Board committeo by ac
complishing tho work very successfully in
two days. Tho contract provided that the
building, which is 40 x 90 feot, should be
raised threo feet nnd this Mr. Coonoy has
done in tho short tituo statod without
causing any damage to tbo plastering.
Masons stnrtod work this afternoon to put
now walls under the building.
Tho Knights of Pythias.
The local loJgo of tbo Knights of Pyth
ias held a vocal and instrumental anni
versary entertainment in Robbins' opera
house last night and afforded a very pleas
ant evening to a largo nunber of guosts,
Among tboso who participated wero Prof.
Jones and family, BenJ. Haskey, Mr.
Jones and brother, if r. Rowan, Mr. Juno
and MUs Jones, Mr. and Mrs. John
Pooler and Pbillp T. Evans, There was
also an address by Mr. J. J. Powell.
The Soap
that
Cleans
Most
is Lenox.
LAKESIDE
Driving Park,
(East Mahanoy Junction)
HISTORICAL
Wild West Show
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
O
ill Mm Encampment
ffND the only herd of Trained
and Snotted Mustanes. The
whole hletory of a nation told In a
inruungaramaoi civilization, ae
nlctlue the nerlls. hardships and
00
heroism of pioneer life on the
plains, requiring in Its completion
over w annng scouts, trappers,
cowboys. Indian fighters. Mexican
Vacqueros aud'Honoros.Ohle(s with
their Warrlors.Braves, Bquaws and
Papooses. A herd of spotted Mexi
can Mustangs, herd ol gentleludlan
Ponies and Texas Bronchos.
CO
t 1
LO
1 I
'Thelargekt and grandest exhibi
tion of the Slucl on, the Amerlcau
in its own handsomely enulnDei
railroad train. The first bivouac of
Mexican Vacfiueros direct from old
Mexico, headed .by jJonzeAano,
the famous Mexican leader, and
lienor FrancKco, the king ot all
riders and ropers, expert aud
matchless In Urlat throwing and
reckless horsemanship.
Prairie Hchoouers and Indian
Travoy, whole herd or Amorlcau
- BUFFALO and TEXAS IMlll
A true representation of an
Indian : Buffalo : Hunt !
Showing the manner of branding wild cattle
on our western irouiier; siariiiu &au
wonderful dUplay of sharpshootlng
by frontiersmen, cowboys
and Indians led by
Mnj. G. WILLIAM LII.LIE,
(I'AWEJ! DILL)
famous and fearless I'onv Hxnress HIders.
showing the mode of carrying Important dls
natches across thenlalns before the Introduc
tion nl thn teleurnnh. A band of verltlble
Mexican vacqueros, direct from Mexico, the
greatest rough nuers jn tne woua.
Performances every afternoon. Special ex
cursion trains cacn aay.
Don't forget the place and date,
Lakeside Driving Park,
Uasi llitluitioij Junction,
JUNE 1G, 16, 17, 10, 19 and 20
AUHISHION,
Children, under la rn.,
&$ Cents
15 CeiilH
FOR SALE A youu lioree. Ap
ply at Laudlg's stationary store, 6-ll-tf
I B LL S
"WANTS, &o.
XrANTED- A eooA girl for gen-
T T . ernl housework. Good wages paid.
Inquire nt the Herald office. 0-4-tf
WANTED A girl for general
housework. Apply at 21 North Main
street. " 6163t
AGENTS WANTED. Free pre
paid outfit to energetlo men. Several ol
oursalesrnen have earned from J70 to jlOOa
wtekror years past. P, O. Box 1371, New
lora. 6-5-lw
BOARDERS WANTED. - Steady
boarders, or for meals only. Good loca
tion nnd first-class accommodations. Apply
nt M. Hheeler's, No. 110 if. Main street, Shen
andoah, l'n, 0-5 lm
TiESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR
XJ sale. One or the most desirable proper
ties on West Oak street, for sale on reasonable
terms. Apply at Rowse's grocery store, cor
ner durum ana yaK streets. Shenandoah, ra
YVAN I'ED-An active reliable man
VY salary 870 to 880 monthly, with ln-
iicftoc,iuiejirBijuu 01s own section a re
sponsible New YorK Home, References.
Manufactured, Look Box 1585, New Yorlc.
y now occupied by the Shenandoah
candy business. Two doors 00x20 feet. Apply
to J. J. Franey. 5.1a tf
LOST Ou the road between Mnlze
vllle and Shenandoah, n bonk, with notes
ui iruiuriy iiv eouiu laurel mage colliery.
A mltable reward lor Its return to 8 A.
lleddall, 1H a. Jardln strtet Shenandoah, Pa.,
0-17-31
FOR SALE. A number of second
hand desks Id food condition for sale by
lllWOliruHUUUttll OCUUIH X3UHTU. nppij' lO IH6
following committee for additional parttcu
lars. It. A. DAVKNPOHT,
TU iMAH UAIItO,
H J MULDOON,
W. t. WILLIAM.
JAMES O'HEAUN,
6KV12I ('nmmlttee.
PROPOSALS will be received by
theunder.lgned commlticeup to Mon
day, Jnuo 22, 181, ut7 p m., for the following:
ll) Painting the etlerlor of the Lloyd utreet
kchool bntldlng with two coats. (2) Painting
1 he exterior of the Centre street school hul a
lag and pencilling two side. (3) Painting
the exterior ol the .Main street building Sep
arate bids must be submitted for e.ich build
ing. Proposals taUl alto be received for furnish
ing oue of the school rooms with tllty single
desks. The committee reserves the right to
1 eject any or all bids.
Jl. A.DAVKNI'OUT,
11. j. mulYioon.
V. P. WILLIAMS,
JAMEH O'HEARN,
8-10-5t Committee.
FOB SALE!
The undersigned, deslrlne to retire from bus-
nesn. will dlsDnse of his ntncfc 01 drv roods.
groceries dc, cheap. Parchasercnnnlsoient
lue filore room m reasonaoie terms j.ne
stand Is a good one and In the hands of a live
osau can be maae proniaeie.
X. D. DAVIS,
6-10-tf 100 worti; jarcnii at.
PCHTC r a Window Hhade.
Utll I o Olher for a5c. 45c. 60c.
65c, 75a and upwards. Shades made
for stores and private dwellings. Cus
tomers desldlng ouly the fixtures or
shading by the yard can be accom
modated.;
Fncke, 10 South Jardin St,
Attention, Hcmse Cleaners !
The warm weather is here, and house
And at Buch times most everybody needs something to brighten
up the home, so if you need-a giod carpet of either
Veuet, Moquett, Body or Tapestry Brussef,
TWO OU THREE-PLY INCiUAIN,
HALL, STAIR OR RAG CARPETS !
You can find a full assortment at PRICE'S.
Lace
Carta
, Main
Window Shades, Floor and Table Oilcloths and Linoleums of all grades.
Prices cannot be beaten' when tiurUity is considered.
No misrepresentation oue price to all.
J. J. PRICES'S Old Reliab
113 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
"With a manufacturing de
partment in fullbJast,our bank
withstands tho run.
We have made the New Store.
cor. 13th and Chestnut Sts., a
"safe deposit" for your money
when in need of Clothing. Tho
daily rush proves the "trust"
qf .tho public in pur goods. The i
stock is right, the pri?e3 are
right we hold the lead.
Noiu Only Corner 13th
PRICES AT "THE FAMOUS!
Men's all-wool Cheviot Suits 58,00
" " Worsted Butts 10.00
Boys'
ii
i koJ
Cheviot Suits 5.60
And everything else In ouriine you
We sell the hestSOo Domet
Tailoring a
FAMOUS"
ONE-PRICE
No. 11 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
At Scanlan's
You can get the best nnd
' , ' cheapest HATS'AA'D
GAV6 iuatovu4 .He
has just recelve'd'a full
Hue of
STRAW J
MATS.
From 5c to $.
Also a nice Hue of light
colored hats, derby aud
soft. A ulce light col
ored derby hat, 51.25
Light colored soft hat
for 60 cents.
AT SCANLAX'S-
You will find cheapest
Hue of TRUNKS and
Snchels In town; also
Gum Coats selliug
them off at cost. Six
dozen neckties at 2oo a
piece, worth 40c.
Nice line of Gents' Uuderwo.irnt
7Uoasult. Headquarters for -"um-mer
Shirts and Boys' Waists,
19 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
-GO TO-
K E LILY'S I
Neat, Cheap and Sty fish
Straw Hats from 20c to 81,51
Short Spray Flowers 53 to 1.00
Wreaths L'Oeto 1.75
Infants' Christening Kobe, 05c to E5
Infants' long and short coats...81,25
up to 85.50,
60,000 LADIES WEAR
Tlid SELF-SUPPORTING CORSET
Why don't you wear one?
NELLY BLY CAPS !
All Colors, at 20 oeuls.
Lambert, The Hatter,
Carries an extraordinary line of
.Vafs, Caps and Dents' Furnishing Goods
and makes a specialty of
Nellie Bly and Mary Anderson Caps.
e EAST CENTRE ST.
- cleatilng is the next thing In order.
Poles of
(I
A Hun ou Our Bank.
and CHESTNUT Streets.
Children's Suits $1 upwards
nuee rauta -jiio
Sateen Shirts 60o "
Best necktie lu town 25c
will find down to the lowest prices.
Shirt in town. Merchant
specialty.
-AT-
CLOTHING-.
a Kills
Still at the Old Stands
SCHEIDER'S
BAKERY!
No. 29
East Centre St., Shenandoah.
Better prepared than ever to servo our many
patrons with a superior quality of
Bread, Cakes, Ice Cream,
ionery of all Kinff
Open on Saturday Evenings Until Midnight.
Open on other evenings (Sunday excepted)
uniu u o'ciock,
CLOSED ON SUNDAYS,
A. J. GALLAGHER,
Justice of the Peace,
Deeds Leases, Mortgages and Bonds written.
A..&.ufiu utcuacB nuu legm claims
promptly attended to.
Real Estate, Collection and Insurance Agency.
General Fire Insurance Business. Represents
. v;. " wunums, cuiuer venire
and West 8ts., Shenandoah, I'a.
Good Properties of All Kinds For Sale.
.A two story double frame dwelling house,
store and restaurant, on East Centre St.
.A dwelling and restaurant on East Ceryja
.Desirable property on earner Centre ivud
Jardln streets, suitable for business pur
poses. .A two story double frame dwelling, on
West Lloyd street.
.Two 2-story frame dwellings on West Cen
tre street.
.Two 2-story dwelling on the corner ot
Coal aud Chestnut streets More room lu
one.
.Two-story single house on North Chestnut
street, with a large warehouse at the rear.
.Three two-slory double frame buildings
corner of Lloyd and Gilbert streets.
John R. Coye,
Attorney-at-Law
-AND-
Real Estate Agent,
OFFICE Beddall's Building,
Cor. Main and Csntre Streets, SHENANDOAH, PA.
PROPERTY FOR SALE:
i-A two and one-half story double frame i
uwemng nouse, with store-room and res
taurant. Located on East Centre Btreet.
U A Vnlliahla wrverin tn..ln nn ,3 ... t
din street. , 'D. ,1
3-Beven dwelling houses at the corner ol - jl
uonnnaioya stroets. Uoodluvestment. w
1Vnn. I. . .. V
JUST OPENED UP
nblg lotoi
GLASSWARE
among which are some lovely pels well worth
fjt W' a Ii a trn Hnfn..u.. . ... I
www. i vwoDuciuutiueu luiujia
them otrfor2c. Come
early it you wish
to securo one.
THIS OFFEU ONLY GOOD
Until SATURDAY, JUNE 13.
OUR TINWARE COUNTERS
are shining with bargains. You'll be amazed I
luBcc nut!, o ur iu cents wm ouy. wehave
everything in tinware from a tin cup
to a wash boiler, or from a flour
scoop to a bread raiser.
T")rTXTr4M Sir WT n tt-vt rttw f!
No. 8 South Main Street, Shenandoah. Pa,
EAGLE HOTEL!
221 W. Ce.itre Street, :
Formerly kept by Mrs, Oinvllle. The above'
uoteiis nowtept by
JOHN W. WEEKS, til
Formerly of the Keystone Hotel, Gllberton
4jcov ui acwuiiuuu'juuuB lur
Permanent and Transient Quesl ,
The barl4 etoched with the best brands of
clge.'8,ale, beer, porter and liquors.
EXCELLENT FREE LUNCH COUNTEflJj
McKeon's Saloon H
109 east centhe st.,
Beer, Whiskeys, Brandies, Portei
WINES AND CKMB3
nr tha flnaat V - ... . . . . .
!.iiir--i v aiunio iurntsuea n i
balls and parties, from one to five pieces. j
PHYSICIAN AND SLR9E0N, f
Uklnandal) special diseases a specialty, L
R. COYLJE
A TJORNEY'A T.LAW,
Offlce-Bedaall's kulldluf.coruer Mtn tai Cent !
AT70RHEY-AT-UW, O
omca-Bedliiri bolWluf corner iUlu ul Oenij