zpic-hstio goods AT THK CORNER STORE All kinds of potted meals, flsli, canned . goods, oysters, lobsters, crabs, llutsian caviar, fresh spiced oysturs, finest smoked hams, bo lognas und tmioked beef, York stale full cream chcoBe,lSiiiunthal,Swls8, Kdnin, SupsaKo and Limbtirgor. Fine assortment of cakes und bis cuits. O. and 1$. pickles of nil kinds. Plukles by the dozen. You will find just whut you want. Cor. Centre and White Streets. The Evening Herald. ALL THK NHW8 I'Oll ONK CENT. Ha a larger circulation In HhenandoaU than any other paper published. Clrcn. latlon book upen to nil. LOCAL LUNCHEON. Tomatoes. ltailroads are busy. Encampment days. l'icuiue becoming plenlior. Only another week In July. Summer drinks now have the call. Mosquitoes are becoming troublesome. Tho moon will be full next Tuesday tho Slit. The nweors aro now attending to busi ness. The coil bins aro already boing filled for winter. Tho doolors say man ought to oat onions onoe a week. To escape "the drowning season," keep out of deep wat'r. Tho weather will havo its own way in eplto of tho prophets. The voice of tho orioket is now heard these summer evonings. A dentiet can draw more tears than the most pathetic actor. Also more teeth. Thero is very little happiness in families that live in excess of their income Tho sluggard of to-day doesn't go to tho atit unless he is born rich he goes to his undo. Girls should bear in mind that hauling young men ovor tho, coals does not lend to make thorn pop. Entitled to the Beat. All aro ontltlod to tho best that their monoy will buy, so ovory family should havo, at onco, a botllo of tbo host tamily remedy, Syrup of Fig, to clcanso tho sys torn when costive or bilious For salo in 00c and 81.0J bottles by all leading drug gists. Coming BvontB. July !Btli. Festival aud entertainment; Kobbins' opera houso, under tho auspices of Silver Wavo Cnstlo. V. O. K. ol M. O. Aug. 5. Ice cream festival, under tho auspices af tho "Y's," in ltobbins' opera Lou-o. Aug. 18. Ico cream and peach fostival, In Itobbins' opera house, uidor tho auspices of Camp No. 183, 1'. 0. S. of A. Yestorday'a Games. AMllllICAN ASSOCIATION. lioston, 0; Louisville, 2. Baltimore, 0; Columbus, G. Washington, iij Cincinnati, 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE. Plttsbuig, G; Chicago, 2. Cleveluml, 12 ; Cincinnati, 8. Died. CABDEN. On tho 17th inst,, at Shcn andoah, Pa., Joseph, tho four-month old son of J. P. Cardon, of West Centre street. Funeral on Sunday, 19th inst., at 2 p. m. ltolativos and friends respectfully invited to attond. 7-17-2t Playing Cards. You can obtain a pack of best quality playing cards by sending filtoen conts in postago to P. S. Fustls, Gen'l Pass. Agt., B., 0. & Q.B. It. Chicngo, 111. tf Thov Aro Bnlondid. "W mpjin those Cheviot suits vntl PAn got at A. T. Jonos1 "Famous" Clothing store lor so.w. Wantod, A girl to do gonoral housework. Apply ot Morgan's Bazar, No, 11 West Centro Btroot. 7-lC-2t A Kind Friend. I what they call Hint Famous Remedy, lied Neuralgia, Cuts, 11 r litres, llurns.Hores and all pain, u is good ior man or beast, aaccuw, Awurnns urugsioro. Bost work done at Brennan's eteam laundry. Everything whito"and spotloss. Lace curtains a specialty. Alljwork guar anteed. WALL PAPER ! A. CAULOAD JUST AHHIVED AT MEL LIET'S Blanks Go Gilt 8c Embossed 12 l-2c Window Simile, spring rollers..25o Curtain Poles 25c MOVED TO 22 East Centre St., Shenandoah, CHAS. T. RICE'S OLD STAND. Pfiat.Drlvlng. A correspondent says that thore Is con siderable fast tlrivinff on "West Coalstrott and niks that tho Chlof llurgeas and High Constablo do something to break the practice Flno Orayon Work. "William F. Sohoeple, reprobating Tho Docltwellor Crayon Company, lias a largi l'anel Crayon on exhibition at Klrlln's druit store and all orders for crayons may be lett at tho abovo place. 7 17-lw P. O. of T. A. Bolegatoa. Mrs. John Miller and Miss Lizzie Jonas have been elected as delegate from camp 0, 1". 0. of T A., to tho Stato Camp of the order, which meets in KeadinR nextThur. day. Mist Sarah Brown will rprnt camp '10. Letter List. Tho following letters remain uncallod for In tbo Shenandoah, Schuylkill county, l'a., post office, July 18, 1801 : Orantley, Philip Parties calling for advertised letters should please say "advertised." Ono cent will be charged on all advertised letters. II. 0. 150YHR, 1 M Comnletod to Doadwood. Tho Burlington ltoute, 0., B. & Q. It. B., "rom Chlcairo. Peoria and St. Louis, is now completed, and dally passenger trains arc running through Lincoln, Nob., and Custer, S. D., to Doadwood. Also to Now- astlo, Wyoming. Sleeping cars to Dead wood. tf' PERSONAL. B. F. Laudlg wont to Philadelphia last evening to transact business. John II. Kvans returned home last night from Atlantic City, whore ho spent tho past week. Hugh O'Hara left for Philadelphia last night to attend tho funoral of his sister-in- law, Mrs. John 0 Ilara. Wrock on tho Lohlgh. As tho H Kit ald goes to press all traffic on the Ashland branch ot tho Lohigh Val ley rnilroad ! suspended, a wreck having occurred at No, 4, by cars of a loaded coal train jumping the track. No person was njured. A wrecking crow from Delano engaged iu clearing Iho tracks of coal and dobris. "Jack" Tlnley In tho Hospital. In tho days of the old Central Pennsyl vania league, when Ashland, Shamokin, Mt. Carmel, Mahanny City and Shenan doah were in it as far as ball players were concerned, no man was better known among the lovers of this spirt than was John Tinloy, of Ashland. Ho was a warm friend of Stevilts of tho St. Louis team, who at that lime twirled bail for Ashland. Tinley caught him und his playing won for him many admirers. "When tho b atue became a thing of the pal Tinley decided to give up ball playing and return to bis occupation, which was that of n mih.-r. About n year ago lie went to Shamokin and secured a position at the Cameron colliery. Tuesday afternoon a man wasliu t a', the latter place by a fall of c al. Ho whs none I'thor than John Timuy. Ilia back is paralyzed and Tliurday morning ho was taken to the Ashland brr-pital. Sunday Specials. English Baptist church, South Jardln street. Bov. II. G. James, pastor. The pastor will preach at 10:30 a. ro. and G:30 p. m. Morning subject : "The First Christian Mi male." Evening subject: "The First Christian Marriage, and How Far Does Christ Encourago Social Enjoy mont?" Sunday school at 2 p. m., Doacon John Bunn, superintendent. Monday evening at 7:30 tho Christian Union will meet. "VVcdneny ovoning at 7 o'clock a general prayor meoting. English Lutheran church, Rev. D. B. Treibloy, pastor. Sorvicos Sunday as fol lows: 10:30 a. m. and 0:30 p. m. Sunday school at 1:30 p. in. Ebenezor Evangelical church. Itov. II. J. Glide, pastor. Services Sunday at 10 a. m. in Gorman, and 0:30 p. m. in English. Sunday school at 1:30 p. m All are heartily invitod to attond. P. M. church, cornor of Jardin and Oak streets. Services Sunday at 10:30 a. m. and 0:30 p, m. Sabbath school at 2 p. m. Young Peoplos' Christian Endeavor at 0 p. m. every Sabbath. Classor meet Tuos day and Wednesday ovonings at 7 o'clock and . tnday at 9:30 a. m. Gonoral prayor meeting Thursday at 7:20 p. m. II. G. Uuesoll, pastor. ltev. Lloyd, of Palmyra, will preach both morning and evening in tho Welsh Congregational church to-morrow. Sun day sehool at 2 p. in. "Welsh Baptist church, corner West and Oak streets. Rev. D. I. Evans, pastor. Sorvioos Sunday at 10 a. m. In Welsh mid G p. m. in English. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Prnyor meeting on Monday even ing, at 7 o'clock. Class meeting on Thurs day ovening, at 7o'olock. Services in the Presbyterian church to morrow evening at 0:80 o'clock, by the Christian Endeavor. First Methodist Eplsoopal church. Key. ffm, Towick, pastor. Divino worship at 10:30 a. m. and 0:80 p. ui. Morning sub ject: "God's Cure for Man's Fear." Evening subject: "The Log" being the sixth sermon of the series on "The Voy age of Life." Sunday school at 2 p. up, to bo fullowwl by the devotional meeting of tho Epworth League. General prayer moeting on Thursday evonlug. All aro oordially Invitod. Seats freo. Oh, What a dough. Will you heed tho wa nlnsff The signal per. narw of the Mire approach or that more ter rible dlseuw. Consumption. Ask; yoursalves If you oau atlord for the sake of savlne 80 rents, to run the risk aud do nothing for It. We know from experience that Hhlloh's Curs will Cure your Cough. It uevtr fulls. This explains why more than k Million ilettlea were sold the past year. It relieve Croup nd Whopping Coiuti at once. Mothers do oot be without It. For Lame Hack, Hide or ilheet, uhsHhlloh's Porous l'laster. Bold by 10. Jt. 'Joyd u. jiukcuuuuu, ja. curuer Aiaiu aua streets. The Soap that Cleans Most is Lenox. Ice Cream Festival Under the ausplcos of Iho Bft H ' O MIX KOBBINS' OPERA HOUSE, SIMDOAII, Pi, Wednesday, Aug. 5, '91. TIOKHXS, - lOOBNTB. Good for a plate of cream. 11 r. Grosvaiior's EaiSE ro 1 1 D8H-cap-sic a"Z'xy PLASTER. nhemnatlBm, twmnlirla. pleartarninl lumbs?o ireu at once. unuin ior haio uy &u utukkisis, New Saloon and Restaurant ! Newly Paibted, Papered and Roiiovated. No. 115 EAST CEM'RE STREET, Three doors above Kendrlck House, BENJAMIN HASKEY, Proprietor. Mr. Hnsltey would Inform Ills many friends and the public that lie will cater to their wants In the same first-class style that he lias done In the past. None but the beat hrnndB of for eign and domestic wines, liquors and cigars will be kept In stock. Choice temperance drinbs, I'lae old stock nlo Throating ha' Is supplied with everything In tl:S oltlmt Hue served 1n the best style. Meals Hoivtd at all hours. Fine prlvato roomt attached. -JXJST OUT- The "HEW BRGADVAY" RANGE It beats every thlnK lo the market, and the nrlco 1 is Jni rlht to suit tbo Hints. n win pay yon 10 couie und se It. I am prepared to do tbo following at the prices Quoted: Tin roMlu lie per foot mid up liu rool pilnting " " Tin ooudintor 12) " " Tin hmiKlng eu'ter 12c " " Galvanized chimney stack 20o per pound llepulra for all stoves u spsclulty. WM. U. PRATT, 7 0 3m 331 S. Jardln St., Shensndoah BIG ATTRACTIONS AT Duncan & Waidley's. Our goods always attract the eye, our prices always suit tbo purse. Iu fancy goods we have some of the latest importations of Vases aud Artistio Pottery. Our 5 and 10o counters al ways bright with uew goods. As the fruit season is at hand we wish to call your nttontlon to the fact that wo are head quarters for Jars, Jelly Cupa, Crocks, &c. Dig values in table cutlery. Duncan 8c Waidley, No. 8 South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa. KEPOKT OF THK CONDITION OP THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP SHENANDOAH, at Shenandoah, in the State of Pennsylvania, UI. LUU C1UOV ui uubiuess, j uiy Ulll, 19U1 i BESOUltCES. Loans and Discounts 5282,701 09 Overdraft secured and uniecurcd... 1,393 83 U. S. llonds to secure circulation 100,000 00 Stoclts, securities claims, etc 11 530 00 Duo from approvod reserve agents '-M,M! 01 Due from other National llautts 8.805 25 Duo from Htato banks nnd bankers l.SiO 19 lianklug-hiiuso, furniture, nnd Hxt... 2687 98 Current expenses nnd taxes paid 780 Ui Checks nnd ol her cash items 821 IS Illlls ol other Hanks 8.7U5 00 fractional paper currency, nickels, and cents 72 38 Specie 81,790 59 Redemption fund with U.S. Treasurer (8 of circulation) 1600 00 Dae from U. S. Treamrer.other thau 6 redemption fund 2,810 00 Total 4171,f80 62 I.IAUILITIBS. Capital stock paid In 5100,000 00 HurplusPund 20,000 00 Undivided profits 0 000 29 National Ilunk notes outstanding.... 00,000 00 DlvldourtK unpaid S,7 00 Individual deposits subject to check. 1G0 459 01 Demand rertltloales of deposit 43 238 31 Due to other National Hanks 37 208 27 Duo to Hlute liauka and Hankers...... 1,889 01 Total 5174,100 62 Btateof Pennsylvanla.Countyof Seliuylkill.ss: I, J no. it. Lelsenrlug, cashier of the above named bank, do holemtily kwear that the above statement Is true to tho best of my knowledge and belief. Jno. It. Leisenhino, Cashier. Subscribed and sworu to before me this 17th day of July, lt, JI. A.HWAI.M. . , Notary Publlo. CorroctAtUwt t P.J. Feiiodson,') A. J. Luiipiio, Directors. W, H. Lewjs, j WANTS, &o. Gmii WANTED. A good ox porleuced girl wanted for general house work, Noother need apply. Cnliat ilnnAi.p Rice. Kast Coal street. 7-3-tf DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR sale. One of the most desirable proper lea on West Oak street, for salo on reasonable '.ernis. Apply at ItowBe's grocery store, cor nor Jardlu and Oat streets, Hbenandoah, Pa tFA. rijn-Au active reliable man Yl salary mo to 08o monthly, with in crease, to repreieut In hla own secilon a ro iponnlble Now York House, References. MANUFAOTCBEn, Lock ltox 1586, New York. FOR SALE. A grand upright piano, oqual to new, 3 clarionet", A, 11 4 O, and one u flute. Can he bought in ono lot, or separately. Call at McKeone's saloon, 7-lSlw FOR RENT Store nnd building now occupied by the Shenandoah Ilakery Co, for ma 'uraoturlne nn I retnl i nndy business. Two floors a 1x3) feet. Apply lo J. J. Franey. G-ldlf NOTICE Proposals will he received tilt July 22ud. A.U., 1801, to 12 o'clock noon, for tho plastering of the front rooms In '.ho baement of tho new court house and cor ridor, and also for the carpenter work. Plans end specifications can be seen In the Commis sioners' otllce. BAMUF.r. G. DKTTJIIK, JAMES J. HOWliH, ElilAH K. ItS-.ED. Commissioners. Attest: -John S. HNVBEn, Cleric. t).ll-td ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. Estate of l'antel ltumbel. deceased. Lettera of administration on the estate of uaiuel ltumbel, late or Union township, Schuylkill county. Pa,, deceased, have boon ran:cd to Wlll'nm It, ltumbel, residing at ltlngtown, Pn to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make payment, and llio?o nvln.it claims or demands will mnke known the same without delay. WILLIAM II UUJIBEI,, Or to Administrator. 3. a m Hoi.r.opETKn, Att'y. July lflib, 1891. 7-17-0t CHARTER NOTICE. Notice Is hereby gtvon that an nppllcntlou will be made to the Governor nf Penuylvaula on thethlrdday of Auut, 16U1, by J. M. Gllok, Motes Mervlne, Christian Eberlo, Blmou Hwoyer, 7, lchnry T. Trout and J. 11. Hoelman. under the Act of Assembly entitle! "An no to provide lor the lucorporatlou and regula tion of certain corporations approved April W, lb7 1," aud the supplements thereto, for the chant-r of au Intended corporation to bo called "Fulton Water Company," the charac ter nnd object of which 1 the supplylugof water for the publlo at the borough of Glrard vltl, In the county of Schuylkill, and to per sons, partnerships an.1 associations residing therein as may desire the same, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly and supplements theroo. J. II. I'OMEltOY, Solicitor. GIRABDVII.I.E, July 7,181)1. 7-7-td FOB S-A-XjIB ! Thounderslcned. deslrlneto retire fiombus- lues", will dispose of his sfick ot dry goods, groceries Ac, cheap Fiirohrisercan also l cut the more room at reaionablo terms Tho stand is a good one and In the hands of a live nan oau ue maao proniauie. T. 15. DAVIS, o-io tf ioo Norm jaratn t. PUBLIC SALE Fiie Old Court House 1 July 31, 1891, at 10 O'clock A. M. AUtliB neraonalnroDerlv belonging to the County ol Schuylkill, In the old Court House consisting of paititlons, couuien. slielvlng, steam heatliionpnaratui In separata parts, iho clock and bell In the old Court House u.wer, gas fixtures, fllo holders, tables, chairs, etc., will be sold on the premises In the bor ough of Pottsvllle, nndalso at the same time una place ine uia louri u-juse, eicepiingaun leservli g the baseand also the two large flaes or flat stones, one on each entrance to the old Court House. HAMUEli U. llKTUUli, JAMEi J. HOWES, EUAd E. It ED, Commissioner. Attest John 8. Snyder- 7-11-td M. S. SCHEIDER'S KEff- -AND- CONFECTIONERY, No. 27 ' Soutli Blnin St., SlicJiniulonlt Fresh Bread, Cakes anil Pies. GIIAUAM BREAD A SPECIALTY. ' ' - A flno line of Confectionery. Fine Ice i.ream I'anora auacueu. irnn i Your trade is wbat tve want. This Is how we propose to get it. By selling you a first class article; byselllngyou for less than others; by selllug you furniture, an organ, a piano, a sewing machine or anything else in the line of household goods. We have a large nnd va ried stock to select from. No trouble to show goods. Call, examine aud be convinced. 4 H 1 D THE OLD RELIABLE, I P.WilliwdBro., soutn main sr., SHE 3STA.3SrX50A.ia:. WE REAFFIRM! jq'ow is the time to ch nge y,i jr undo -wear. Youoan get at Bcaalau's a suit ot good Summer tludcrwenr at 50c A little better lor 80c. Good Hummer Oir lng ililrls,2-,oto$l. Goto oanlan'8 and get tho uew Century Ilrace the best Hummer Hraco in themarket. At Scanlan's you cuu get a good SOFT HAT for 55c, No more bother with hale that do not fit, as Hcnu Ian has a new to fit tho head. Only two dozen more 25aneokwearIeft. Soaulanwlli ssllyou cheap hats and caps, latest styles and colors. Cheap Overalls nnd Whlto Shirts. i9 South MnJll St. rbibU Attention. House Gleaners ! Thojwarm weather U here, aud house-cleaning la the next thing Iu order. Aud at such times most everybody needs something to brighten up tho home, so If you need a giod carpet of either , Veuet, Moqueti, Body or Tapestry Brussef, TWO OR Timi5E.pJL,Y INGUAIN, HALL, STAIR OR RAG CARPETS ! You can find a full L flnrrfnm , UlUllMll ,.(. CM, i?lxnn .. .1 rii..l.l.. Carta Prices caunot be beaten when quality is considered. Ko misrepresentation one price to all. 113 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa. We mean it In every sense of the word. We ofler you good nil-wool suits for less thau their value. Our light gooth must go, regardless of cost; so if you want to purchase a Mci's All-woul Cheviot fcuit for 86.60 call on us. Furnishing goods also to be had at lower prices thau you will flud them elsewhere. We make no boasts merely for advertisement, but what we advertise we will do. Cali;aud examine our bargains before purchasing and you will not regret it. THE i irATTr i IV ll If X XXIIJL V U KJ 11 N. Main Street, Shenandoah. A. ,T. GALLAGHER, Justice of the Peace, Deeds, Leases, Mortgages and Bonds written. juarriage licenses ana legal claims promptly attended to. Real Mle, Collcctioa and Insurance Agency General Fire Insurance Business, Kepresenls luo-nonuwesiern i.no jnsnraucouo. OFFICE-Muldoon'dbnlldlne. corner Centre and Vest8ts.,t3hennndoah, l'a. Good Properties of All Kinds For Sale, 1. A two story double frame dwelling house, store and restaurant, on East Centro St. 2. A dwelling and restaurant on ' East Centre 3. Desirable property on corner Centro and jaram streets, suitable tor business pur poses. 1. A two story double Iraine dwelling, on Wet IjIovu strett. 5. Two 2-story frame dwellings on West Cen tro sireei, fl. Two 2 story dwellings on the corner ol Coal and Chestnut streets More room In one. 7. Two-story single house on North Chestnut street with a large warehouse at the rear. 8. Three two-siory double frame buildings corner of Lloyd and Gilbert streets. The Photographer Is located at No. 14 North White Street, Having han his gallery greatly Improved, he is nowbetter piepared ever to meet tho wants ol the puobc n. n ? photo graphic lino. Tho nen 1 1 oto graphs at lowest i lU-ts. Crayon Work a Specialty. New Jilrm. JVeto Stock. Green Truck, Fine Groceries, FRUITS, he, Delaware roe shad and other fresh fish right from the boats on Fridays. Fresh Greens from the Mouth. Evan's Buildinf, E. Centre St. (J. S, WtUla its' old stand) Everything new and -fresh. Goods delivered to any part of town. R. C. KNIGHT & SON. Lambert, The Hatter, Carries an extraordinary line ot Hats, Caps and Cents' Furnishing Goods and makes a specialty of Nellie Bly and Mary Anderson Caps, a EAST OBNTRB ST. DABB, assortment at PRICE'S. D i i all Kinds Alno iuira r - illl.l.,, 1 T t 1 1 ii i V I IFl PIC-NICS JIEIXO AT IIsLXD, Committeemen should bear in mind that the Herald office is prepared to do all kinds of Poster Workl at the most reasonable rates. Give us a call and obtain our prices. All work dene when promised and In a satisfactory manner. W. S, SNYDER'S Boot and Shoe Store, V Corner Com and Jnrcllu;stH. Mr. Hnvder will nhrnv. i i. . line of boots and shoes: ' " "u" Custom Work and Repairing dpue In the best style. He guarantees to sell eheaper tlinn competitors on Main street who have big rents to pay, and guarantees a genu ine bargain on every purchase. SOHEIDER'SBAKERY, ZO JSatt Centre- Street, Simx.lXVOAn, Bread, Cakes, Ice Creain and Coofeclionery! OP ALL KINDS. Q. M, HAMILTON, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Ofice-za West Lloyd Street, Hhtuandooh The Cheapest Place ! TO BUY Genls' FnraisMng Goads, Hosiery, Etc, IS AT nTTA'RT.'n'S! . V A TJOTTrres-ETTici PRICE CLOTH 23 West Centro Ht, Bhenandoah.
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