-VOll- Picnics and Oufmgs! Severn, tlio Grocer, is head quarters for fine Cheese, Fruits and VcgetableSjCannecl 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. I'UIIMHHHD DAILY AND WRRKLY. LOCAL LUNCHEON. Sunstroke timo is here, Watermelons nro on tho way. A raw CRK beaten up in lemonade is nice fur those who cannot take solid food. Many men do not smolco, yet there aro but few who objoct to an occasional puff. Tho oertaln way to be cheated Is to fancy ono Eolf more cunning than otbors. Promptly Settlod. Tho following acknowledgement of pay' inent should bare been published sovenil days ago but was untcntionally omitted A comparison of tho date on which tho loss occurred and the dale of payment show tho promptness with which tho claim was uict: Keceivod of the Springfield Firo and Marino Insuratico Co., of Springfield, Jlass., through David Faun, agent of said company, tho sum of one thousand dollars, being in full for all claims for loss and damago by Are on the 31st of May, 1801. I hereby londer my thanks to Mr. Faust and his companies for the prompt payment of my loss and would cheerfully recom mend him to my friends who desiro to get insurance. Auouste Fbkiuak. Shenandoah, Pa., Juno 9, 1891. 0-17-2t Playing Cards. Vju on obtain a pack of bost quality vlay'mg cai"ds by sending fifteen cents in postage to P. S. iiustis, Gen'l Pass. Agt., H., C. & q.li. It. Chicago, III. tf Completed to Deadwood. ' The Burlington Houte, C, B. & Q. K. It., from Chicago, Pooria and St. Louis, is now completed, and daily passonger trains aro running through Lincoln, Nob., and Custer, S. D., to Deadwood. Also to New castle, Wyoming. Sleeping cars to. Dead wood, tf Coming Evonts. Juno 19. Fair and fostival ; Bobbins' opora houso ; undur tho auspices of the ladios of tho First Prosbytonan church. June 29. Picnic at Columbia Park by National Guard of Warsaw. July i. Lawn party under the auspices of tho Primitive Methodist church. July i Grand Carnival and picnic by Columbia Hose Steam Firo Euglno Com pany. July 29th. Festival and entertainment; Robbing' opora houso, under the auspices ot Silyor Wavo Castlo, A. O. K. of M. C. To Norvous, Dobllltatod Men. If you eond us your address, wo will mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain ing all about Dr. Dye's Celebrated Eloctro Voltaio Bolt and Appliances, and their charming oflects upon the nervous de bilitated system, and how they will quickly restore you to vigor, and manhood. .Pamph let free. If you aro thus afflictod, wo will lend you a Belt and Appliances on a trial. Voltaic Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich. Now Bakery. Schoidor Bros, havo oponod a now bakery at 27 South Main street, where you can got fresh bread, cakes, candy and ico cream. Give them a call. 6-5 3m Oh, What a Cough. Will you need the warning? The signal per hiirtBof the sure annroacli of that more ter rible disease, Coummptlon, Ask yourselves If you can aflord ror the Hike of saving GO cents, to rim the risk and do nothing for It. We know lrom experience that Hhlloli'B (Jura will Cure your Cough. It never falls. Thin explulun why mine than a Million llotlles wtro sold tho past year. It relieves Croup and Whomilutt Couuh at once. Mothers do not tie without II. For itmv Duck, Hide or unosi, ueHnuoii s rorous riaster. roia ny C II. Hagenbuch, N. E. corner Main and uoya streets. There are no flies on this. A CQ-cont wlndowiroen and n lib. box of baking powder for GO cents at the Grand Union Tea Company's store. 0-lG-i!t The festival season is In full blast and they aro plenty. Advertise in the Herald. WALL PAPER! A, CARLOAD JUST AKKIVHD AT IMI EL LET'S Blanks Co Gilt So Embossed .....12 l-2o Window Shades, spring rolleis,.2Cq Curtain roles.. 25o MOVEDjTO 22 East Centre St., Shenanooah, CHA8. T. RICE'S OLD STAND. Dissolved. Tho p&slor.aJ lfjations between Rev. J. M. Wicker and' tho Presbyterian church, of town, was dissolvod by tho Lehigh Piosbjtory yostorday, Don't Forgot It. Tho ladios connocted with tho Fresby- torian church will hold their regular straw berry and ico cream festival in Hobblna' opora house to-morrow ovonlng. Burled Yoatordav. Mrs. Hobblna. relict of Zabnlon Hob- bins, and mother of John and Issachar Koobins, was buried at Uloomsburg yc terday. A number of friends and rclalii cs of the docc&std from town attended tl o funeral. Our Bill of Fare, Prepared and publiihod expressly for the Hkuald readers. FHIDAY. HREAKFAST, Bananas with Cream and Sugar. Wheat Germ Meal Mush. Johnny Cake. Uuttor. Cocoa, DINJJJ3H. Boiled Beof. Lettucd. Mashed Potatoes. Macaroni. Graham Bread. Butter, Boiled Hico with Hard Sauce. SU1TBR. Milk Toast While Bread. strawberries. Sponge Cake. Milk. SHENANDOAH AT OOUHT. Disposition of Oases' by tho Judges Yesterday. Policeman D. J. Connors was acquitted on a chargo of larceny as baileo mada on oath of Jacob Killoor. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Morrison were Convicted of keoping a common and Ill governed houso, omoath of Chief of Polico Amour. J seph Kropowiski was acquitted on a chargo of astault antf battery mado by Mary Mosedovicz and tho pr.sccutrix was sentoncod to pay tho costs. GETTYSBURG. Fourth of July, Excursions to tno Battle-Flold. Patriotism and pleasure in coalition will attract many of our renders to tho historic batlle-flold of Oaltysburg, on the coming Independence Day. Tho Heading Hail- road, which recently acquired control of tho only direct line.to this famous spot, is preparing a new and fast schedule of train sarvico, and tho route, by way of Harris burg, from any part of tho nHeading sys tem, is a most delightful one. Tho rates lor excursion tickets will be greatly re duced, and special tickets will bo sold on July 3d and 4 in, good to return until July Cth, particulars of which will shortly bo announced by the railroad company. RED MEN AROUND. Eagle Eye and his Braves Visit Town. Several of Pawneo Bill's Indian 1 raves visited town yosterday, accompanied by thiir guide and interpreter, Eaglo Eye. They arrived on a Philadelphia & Beading train and marched up Contro street, fol lowed by a crowd of boys. Thoy attracted great attention. Thoy were tall, woll built and muscular-looking fellows. As thoy crossed Whito street Torn Bollis gavo tho Kedmen's sign and ono of tho braves who observed it gave vent to an "Ugh 1" Wioderhold'8 butchor shop had just boen stockud with freshly smoked sausages and ihoy looked so tempting that two of tho braves entered the shop and scalped tbo stock to an extent that evidenced a wonder ful appetite. Schoidor's bakery was tho nuxt point ol attaqk. Tbo young lady behind tho counter shuddered as tho savage ooking braves stalked Into tho place. For mercy sake 1" sho oxclalraed. "In dian like cake heap much," said ono of tho braves. ' Soda water np like, Firo water bang up." Mr. Beholder, who can chow tho Indian languago Into tho size of currants, gavo an Indian sign to tho speak ing bravo, who indicatod tho kind of cake he wanted. After being suppli' d bo asked the backer if he would tako buualo skins in trade, but ttie bread moulder said bo was not a skin dealer and wantod tbo silver coinage of tho Groat Father, as the In dians torm tho Pros)dent, or his cakes The bravo smiled a smile that made his mouth look liko u tomahawk and paid the money llko a while man. Big- Manager- Not- Afraid -of -Plenty Guests, known among tho white men as Manager Hutchison, was next visited and ho eoothod tho savago breasts by a supply qf Newark bovorago, tfte.r, whiqh Tho-Man- Wbo-Novor-Talks, kn9wn in Philadelphia as Max lteefo, was visitod. Max tried to soli tbein a bioyole, but tbo braves said their ponies woro good enough and refused to purchao, nqtwithstandlng Maxey's offer to sell a bicycle at cost, with tbo freight off Maxey then oftured to set 'em up, but Eagle Eye, who, by the way, bus a sharp eye to business, protested on the ground that the braves bad to take the train for Lakeside, and thoy struck out for the depot In genuine Wild WMtyl, while Tale, graph Operator MoDermott seated himself at his table and flashed ovr the wires the startling information that "This town was to-day raided by a band of blood-thirsty Sioux Indians who, after devastating the business placoe, started off with a war wboop in a southern direction with tho avowed Intention of storming Lakeside Will Bo Glveu Away. Our enterprising druggist 0. II. Hagenbuch who oirrles the fluest stock nl drugs, per. lumerles, tollgt articles, brushes, sponge,eto. It giving away a largo number or trial bottles of Dr. Miles' celebrated Restorative Nervine. He guumntum) It to cure headache, dlnlnens. effects of spirits, tobacco, oollee, etc. Drug gists say 11 Is the greatest seller they ever Knew, hdu is uuivenauy biuisiuciqry. luyy also iruurunieo Dr. Allies1 New Heart '"ure In all cakes of mrvoua or organic honrt dleae, IttMIUlUMUIJ, KlU 1U sluu, kiuuui-riu, eiu. Vine book ou "Nervovts. and Iasrt Plseasts " jreu. Best work dpno at Btonpan'e steam laundry. Everything whito and spotless. Laco curtains a specialty, All work guar i wteed. PERSONAL. Dr. J. O. Blddle was a visitor to town yostorday. illno Inspector Stein went to Ashland this morning to attend a meeting of tho Mino Inspectors, called to nrrango for the examination of applicants for mlno foreman certificates. John J. Babcock, of Philadelphia, rep resenting tho Siringflald Firo Insurance Co., was In town to-day to adjust tho loss of tho damago dono to tho Lutheran church. DISASTROUS WRECK, Olio Man Killed nmt ii Kumbor Injured m tho St. Pimt liond. CracAOO, Juno 18. Iuformatlon was received early In tbo morning of a disas trous wreck on the V'llwRukoo& St. Paul Kollroml about halt a mllo cast of Coon Hapids, la. A passenger train consisting of an en gine, baggage nnd mall and express cars, several coaches and two Bloopers, crashed through tho bridge over tho Coon Rlvar. Only tbo rear sleepor romalned on tho track. Tho engtnoor escaped unhurt, but tho conductor and one brakoman aro reported badly injured. It was raining at tho time of tho accl dont, and darkness and storm Increased tbo confusion. The locomotlvo was derailed Just as It nenre..l tho trestle, ran on to the ties, struck tho supports and tumbled over Into tho stream bolow, dragging all but tbo sleeper. One pasienger was killed outright, an other will dlo and nineteen moro wera badly bruised. Tho dead man was Henry Condon of Perry, la. John McCarthy of Dunkirk, N. Y., wa fatally hurt. Express Messenger Aldroyd Is missing, and may bo burled under tho dobrls. Eoinbnrdt Kochman of Mount Vernon, N. Y., is among tho injurod. A STANDARD SCHEME. Tho Great Oil Monopoly After Valuable Land In Ohio. PrrrsDurto, June 18. St. Mary's res orvolr In Mercor county, Ohio, Is said to bo tbo largest artificial lako In the world, its dimlnslons being nine mllosby two to four. Tho reservoir is situated In tbo heart of tho richest Oil and natural gas territory on tho globe, ns In the 83x80 square miles which makes its bed, wells could bo bored to produce millions of dollars' worth of gas and oil. A report from tho oil regions intimate that the Standard Oil people aro nbout to grasp this tromondous prize If possi ble by buying up land on both sides, when they will drain out a portion of tho water to admit of boring wells. Tho Stnndard has been leasing land west of Collna and Cartbagenla, Tho Company has already leased .all tbo land on tho east side of tho rcsorvolr near St, Mary's. It Is said they will dig a tunnel nnd drain a good deal of tho water Into St. Mnry's river. The Stundnrd peoplo havo alroady drilled wolls three hundred feet boyond tno uigti water mnrn ol last April. The attention of tho Ohio canal com missioners will also be called' to tho situ ation. LAKESIDE- Driving Park, (East Muhanoy Junction) HISTORICAL Wild West Show I FOR ONE WEEK ONLY O. of I Indian Village, Cowboy ! and him Encampment I rrND the only herd of Trained , and. Spotted Mustangs. Tho I whole history or a nation told In a , thrilling drama of clvlllratlou, de pleting the perils, hardships and i i CO 1 I 1 I CO v-H LO 1 I heroism of pioneer life on the Plains, requiring In lU completion over BOO during scouts, trappers, cowboys, Indian fighters. Mexican Vnoouerosand HnnnroR.f!hlnta with their WarrlorSjUraves, Bquaws aud j-Hiiues. iv ueru oi Bpoueu iexi ran Mustangs, herd ol gentlelndlan l'onles and Texas Bronchos. Thelarget and grandest exhibi tion of tbo Kind on the American continent. Owning and traveling In lis. own handsomely equipped rallroad.tmlqV Thaflrat bivouac of Meilcuu Vacqueros direct from old Mxlop, headd by Don e Anno, the famous Mexican leader, and neuor rmnawi, vne King oi au rlrtern and roners, expert nnd matchless In lurlat throwing and reckless hnrpeuiRiishln. l'rairle e)clioon&r aud Indian Travoy whole herd of American BUFFALO and TEXAS SiSEF.2, A true representation of au Indian : Buffalo : Hunt ! Showing tho maimer of branding wild cattle on our Western Jrontler; stqrjllntf and wonderruldl'Puvy of liarpinootlng hy frjuitleriUneji. ootfboys and Indians led by Bluj. G. WIUfXAM LILUE, (PAWXBE BILI.) famotw and feorjpus. Pony Eipro Illders, allowing the mode of carrying Important dU patrheaucroBS the plains before the lntroduo ilon ol the telegraph. A band of verltlble Mexican vacqurroi, direct from Mexico, tbe greatest rough riders In the world. l'trformancen every afternoou, Special ex cursion trains inch day. Don't forget the place and date, Lakeside . Driving Park, JJast Mahanoy J unci ton f E 15,16,17; 18, 19 and 20 ADMISSION, . . 35 CCUtH clillclruii, under ia yra., is Cento OR SALE A vouuer liorau. An- ply at l.audlg's MaUonury store, G-ll-tf 1 B LI'S WANTS, &o. "TTTANTEDA Kood girl for Kcn. TV eral housework, (lood wages paid Inquire at the ilEBAUiofllco. o-Uf WANTED A girl for general housework. Apply at 2) North Main street. n lnjii AGENTS WANTED. Free pre- wuhh, tu wiiciscuu iiioii, several oi ourftalesmen haveearned from 170 lo StOOn Wl Air f1 t'&nM -nf. T n in -J j, wox jsu, xoew B OARDEIIS WANTED. - Steady rr"- u'"0' "nut iiiesii oniy, uooa loca .0?ffti'. 1r,!'cln,,," ftccommodstlons. Apply ..v .... uuvnic. Of .Tu, xiv mbih sireoi, Hiien' andoah, I'm ( lm TESIRABLE PROPF.RTV unn rf-' One of tbe most deslrablo proper ties on Wesi Oak: street, for sale on reasonable "iTij aiiiomes grocery store, cor ner Jardln and Oak streets, tjlieuandoah, la TV" Alt rijn-An active reliable man TV salary 7 to S3o monthly, with In crease, to r-preent in his own section a re sponsible New YorK House, References. . Mamufaotcbkb, Loesi Box I6SJ, New Yors. FOR RENT Store Riid building . U"W occupied by the Shenandoah -". iur ma niaciurine ant retail candy business. Two floors 01x20 feet. Apply to J. J. Krauey. . S-loff T OST On tho road between Mnize- j-vhih ana Bnenanaoati, a book, wltb notes of pruporty at Bouth Laurel Hldge colliery, A Miltable reward lor Its return to S A. Heddall, 111 8. Jardln street Bhennndoah. Pa., , 0-17-3t FOR SALE. A number of second hand desks In tood condition lor nlo by the Hhenaudoah School Hoard. Apply to the following committee for additional partlcu lars. It. A DAVK.VI'OHT, TII-IMAH HAfltU, II. J MUMJOON, W. e. WILI.IAMri, JAMKHO'HBARN, M'tm rnmmltte. IDKOI'OSALm will be received by X the unlerlgned committee up to Mon day, June 33, 18111, at 7 p. m.,lor tho following: (1) Palnlliy; theertcrloror the .Lloyd street, tchool bnllrtlng with two coats. (2) I'ulntlne the exterior of the Centre street school but tf In? and pencilling two sides. (3) fulnting tbeoierlorot the .Maid street building Sep arate bids must be submitted for each build lne. Ifopmalt wlllitUo be received ror furuUh Ing one or tho school rooms with llfty single d. fks. The committee reserves tho right to rejeetnny or all bids. K. A. DAVENPORT, THOMAH I1AIRU, II. J. MULllOON, V. 1'. WIId.IAilS, JAJSIE3 O'HEARN, M0-5t Committee. PORSALB I The undersigned, desiring to retire from bus iness, will dispose of his stock ot dry goods, groceries Ac, cheap, Purchaser can also cnt the storo room at reasonable terms The stand Is a good one and in the hands of a live man can be made prolllable. T. IS. DAVIS, c-io tf xoo INortli Jnrdiii St. CENTS for a Window Shade. Others for !Wo. 4?c. 60c 65c 7oo and upward. Shades made lot stores and private duellings. Cus tomers desldlng only the fixtures or shadlnu by the yard can be accom modated.; C. D. Fricke, 10 South Jardin St, Attention, House Gleaners ! The warm 'weather Is here, and house-cleaning is the next .thini; hi order. And at such times most everybody ueeds something to brighten up the home, so If you need a good carpet of either Veuet, Moquett, Body or Tapestry Brussel, TWO Oil THREE-PLY INGRAIN, HALL, STAIR OR RAG CARPETS! You can find a full asbortment at PRICE'S. Lace Curtains, Curtain Poles of all Kinds ! Window Shades, Floor and Table Oilcloths and Linoleums of all grades. Prices cannot be beaten when quality is considered. No misrepresentation one price to all. J. J. PRICES'S Old Reliable Stand, 113 North Main Street; Shenandoah, Pa. With a manufacturing de partment in fullblastjOur bank, withstands the run. Wo havo made tbe New Store, cor. 13th and Chestnut Sts., a "safe deposit" for your money when in need of Clothing. The daily rush proves the "trust" of the public in our goods. The stock, is rig;lit, the prises nro right we hold the load. 2ftJjo Only, Corner 13th PRICES AT " THE FAMOUS ! jren's all-wool Cheviot Suits $S.OO u " Worsted Bults 10.00 Coys' " ' " 7.59 , " " Cheviot Suits 6.S0 And overythlnR elso In our line you will And down to the lowest prices. We Bell the best60o DometBhlrtln town. Merchtint Tailoring a specialty. - OJOT-PBIOB No. 11 North Maiu Street, Shenandoah, Pa. At Scanlan's- Yon can eet the liept nnd cheapest HATS AND OAlvJ In town. He - hatf Just received a full lineoi STRAW HATS. From 5c to $1. Also a nice Unoof light colored hats, derby aud soft. A nice llRht col ored derby hat, $1.2-5 Iilfiht colored soft hat for 50 ceiits. AT SOANLAN'S You will And cheapest line of TRUNKS and Sachcls In town; also yum Coats selling them oil at rost. Six dozen neckties at 25a a piece, worth 40c. Nice line of Genu' Undsrwonrat "Joanilt. Htadq'iarters for -um-mcr Shirts and Hoys' Waists. 19 SOUTH MAIN STREET, -OO TO- K E LLY'S I FOB Neat, Cheap and Stylish Strawf Hats from 20c to S1J50 Short Spray Flowers... Go to 1.00 Wreaths 20oto 1.7J Infants' Christening Robe, Goo to $3 Infants' long nnd short coats.,.81,25 up to 53 50. 50,000 LADIES WEAR Tho SELF-SUPPORTING CORSET Why don't you wear one? NELLY BLY CAPS ! All Colors, at 20 oents. Lambert, The Hatter, Carries an extraordinary line of .Vats, Caps and Cents' Furnishing Goods nnd makes a specialty of Nelllo Bly aud Mary Anderson Caps. S EAST CBNTRB ST. A Run ou Our Bank. and CHESTNUT Streeta. nhlldreu'a Salts $1 upwards Knee Pantn., ,.20o " , Btueeu uturtfl uuo " Men's ohlftlutr shirts 7oo " Best nc-cUtlo in town 25c AT - GLOTHING. Still at the Old Stand SGHEIDER'S BAKERY I No. 29 . East Centre St., Shenandoah. Better prepared than ever to serve our many patrons with a superior quality of Bread, Cakes, Ice Cream, Confectionery of all Kinds, Open on Saluiy Evenings Until Midnight. Open on other evenings (Sunday oxcepted) uuiu 11 u ClOCK. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS, A. J. GALLAGHER, Justice of the Peace, Deeds, teases. Mortgages nnd Bonds written. ."(......go .luuuqL'n ttuu legal claims promptly attended to. Real Estate, Collection and Insurance Agency. General Fire Insurance Business. Keprosents the Northwestern t.lfe Insurance Co. n5irwSE."aiIUI2?OII,b,l,u?lnf' oorner Centre and West 8ts., Hhenandoah, Pa. Good Properties of All Kinds For Sale. .A two story double frame dwelling house, storoand restaurant, on EasnrimroHi 2. A dwelling and restauranton East Centre Streets 3- Desirable property on corner Centre and ...uu Diivcio, niuwuio ior uu?mes4 nur- poses. v 'wiltrrJ0ili"ble irame duelling, on ' p. Two 2-story Iramo dwellings on West Cen tra street. 0. Two 2stry dwelllngi on the corner ot w wuw.u.tv aviiuw ntuie xoum in one. 7. Two-story single houso on North Chestnut street- with a large warehouse at the rear. 8. Three two-slory double frame buildings John R. Coye, Attorney-at-Law ' AND Real Estate Agent, OFFICE Bkddall's Bcildino:, ,Cor.MaIn and Centre Streets, SHENANOOAH, PA. PROPERTY FOR SALE: i-A two nnd one-hair utory double frame aweuing nouse, with Btore-room and res- ! taurant. .Located on East Centre street. -A valuable property located on South Jar- uiu niiei'l. 3 -Beven dwelling houses at the corner or Gll- uenauaijtoyu streets. Ujodlavestment, Terms reasonable. I JUST OPENED UP a big lot of GLASSWARE nmongwhlch are some lovely f ots well worth w. r ts uuve ueujraiineu 10 rasn them oirfor29c. Come early 11 you, wish to secure one. THIS OFFER, QNI.Y GOOD Until SATjDRDAY, JUNE 13. OUR TINWARE COUNTERS . . j to see what 6 or It) cents will buy. We huvitma everytning m tinware from a tin cup to a wash boiler, or from a flour Bcoop to a bread raiser. Duncan: 8a Waidley, Ho. 8 South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa. EAGLE MOTEL! 221 W. Ce.itre Street, Formerly lteptby lira Omvllle. The abovt hotel Is now hept by JOHN W. WEEKS. Formerly.of the Keystone Hotel, ailberton. Bust of accommodutloUB fur Permanent ana Transient Guest The har stocked wltli the best brands ot clgii.s.alo, be;r, porter and Uquora. BXCELLENT KKEE LUNCU COUNTER. McKeon's Saloon, 109 Ea8T CENTRE ST., Beer, Whiskeys, Brandies, Porter.W WIHEU AND CIQAlta 'J la ) Of the fluest brands. Mnslo furnished foj balls and parties, from one to Ave pieces. J T. R. BRIOKER, M. D ftfY&ICTAN AND STiRQEON. io: , 9 East Centre Htreet; Mahanoy City, ra. HklnandaU special diseases a specialty. J" It. COYltK ATIORNEY-AT'LAW. Offltje-BBddsll's Kalldlnr, corner MId u Otntre J II PUMKKOY, AT70REf-AT-LA W. OOce BMatll'i balldlac corner Ujdn ad Oeri (f 8? I '
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