AT THE- COREERSTORE ! All kinds of potted moats, fish, entitled goods, oysters, lobstera, crnbs, lUiislmi cavlnr, fresh Bpicetl oysters, finest smoked lmms, bo lognas und smoked beef, York uluto full croam clieeso,Kinnntlia,SwiBf), Kdntu, Biipsairo aud Llmburger. Flnu ossortiuent of cukes mid bis cults. O. nud 15. pickles of nil kinds. Woldeu by tbe dozen. You will find Just wlint you wont. SEYBRIT'S, Cor. Centre and Whito Streets. The Evening Herald. ALL Till! NllWS l'Oll ONH CUNT. II fin a larger circulation In Shenandoah than any other paper published. Circu lation book open to all. REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET Judge Han. D. J). Green. Sheriff Benjamin Smith. Jury Commissioner Mai. Wittiwn Cork. Poor Direolor George U'effnor. Delegates to the Comtitutlonal Con vention, ZOth DUlriet Joseph II. Pomeroy, John J. Coyle. LOCAL LUNOHBON. Fried poached is a now fad. Cool mornings and evening. In Hie modern sandwich no such tiling at crust muit appear on the bread. The Miortening of daylight, both in tho morning and evening, is very perceptible, The laziest man living can always soo work that tome otbor person should bo do ing. Cantaloupes loft out In the grass over night will be nioely freshened by tho dew for breakfast. By the lime Hie sea'on Is ovor it will be bard to find anyone In Sbenandoab who hasn't been to n pionlc. It is painfully evident that good many minors And out somo way of obtaining intoxioling liquors. One ot tho most difficult tasks in the world is to convince some people that honesty is tho best policy. The fashionahlo colors at the present timo are willow green, honeysuckle yellow aud a beautiful shade of soft fawn giay. Progress. It is very important in this nge of vast matoml progress that a remedy be pleasing to tho tasto and to tho eye, easily taken, ac ceptable to the stomach and healthy in its nature and oflecta. Possessing thoso qual ities, Syrup of Vigs is tho one perfect laxa tive and most gontlo dlurotic known. Doming Events. Aug. 1G and 17. fan and ico cream fes tival, Primitive .Methodist church. Aug. 18. Ice cream und peach festival, in Hobhini' opera house, tnderthonuspicos of Camp No. 183, 1 0. S. of A. Sept. 2 Japanese ice cream festiyal in Kobbins' opera houso, under tho auspices of (Shenandoah Commandery, No. 1J, Sons of Amor lea. It Is a well known fact that Pan-Tina Cough and Consumption Clue has cured Con sumption. Coughs and Colds when all else fulled. 25 aud 60 cenln. Trial bottle tree at Klrlln's ami; More. They Are Splendid. Wo moan those Cheviot suits you can get at A. T. Jones' "Famous" Clothing ctoro for J0.60. Height of Cruelty. Nervous women seldom receive the sym pa'hy thsy deserve. Whl'eortcn tho pictures of health, they are oonstantly ailing. To withhold sympathy from these unfortunate Is tho height of cruelty. Thoy havo n weak heart, causing shortness or breath, fluttering, -pain lu Mill', weak aud hungry spells, una lln .lly swelling or ankles, oppression, ohok. Ing, smothering and dionsy. l)r Miles' New Il'-iirtCureis Just the thing for them. For their nervousness, headacho, weakness, etc, ills ltostiratlve Nervi is unqualed. Fine treat'seou "Heart aud Nervoui Disease" aud marvelous testimonial lree. Bold ana Eiiuruuteod by 0. 11. lljgonbucb. A I'nrty Starts fur Troves. New Youk, Aug. 0. About 150 ladies und gentlemen left hero on the steamer Priosland for Antwerp. They are bound for Treves, Ithelnlsh Prussia, to view the Holy Coat of Christ, which Is ou exhibi tion there for tho llrat time since 103. Best work done at Brennan's steam laundry. Everything white and spotless. Lkco ourtulua a speoialty. All work guar anteed. Buy Keystone flour. Bo careful that the name Lbshio. & Co., Ashland, Ta,, Ic printed on every saok. 3-3-3taw WALL PAPER ! A CARLOAD JUST AH1UVJJD AT MELLBT'S, Blanks Co Gilt 8o EmlxWKHl 12 l-2o Window Shades, spring rollors..26o Curtain Poles 25 o BIOVOD TO 22 East Centre St., Shenandoah CHAS. T. HfCE'3 OLD STAND. MAIIANOY Cllf, Fl For 09o You can got ono doz -n cabinet photos and a flno ftamo. Kumomber wo aro on the first floor i nosteps to climb, Kkaoby, tho loading artist. 8 G-3m A Lost Baslrot. The party who left a baskot In tbo P. & It. tra'n after tho return of tho oxcurslon from Lakeside Monday night enn sccuro It upon applying to James Shiolds, 410 East Centro street. Successful Fostival. The lee ore&m festival In Bobbins' oi era houso last night under tho auspices of tbo "Y's" was a vory gratifying success. Tho attendance was largo and all thoroughly onjoyed thomielves. Assessors' Reports Filed. Frank O. B'eeto, Low is Hopkins, Marlin Brennan and Lsrry Cullen, the assessors of the Third, Fourth, Fifth and First wards of town, to-day filed their registration re ports at the county seat. $1.00 Per Dozen For cabinets at Boshon's gallery, 29 West Centre street. This is only to spec ially introduce, his work. lie is now very busy. The samo cabinets will bo $8 00 after Saturday, Auguet 15th. Don't miss this bargain. 8-0 3ld-lw Excellent Instrument For Salo. A first class German piano importod by Prol. !4llz can be had cheap fur cash on account of the promisor's impending de parture for Germany. Tho instrumont may bo seen and information concerning it may be had upon Application to Henry Wiederhold, ?8 East Centro street. 8 C-lw Examiners Meet, lllna Inspector Stein, Superintendent Wtn. H. Lewis, of Vm. Penn, and Frank 0' Boyle, ol Maizeville, met at Mr. Stein's r. sidenco in town last night to consider ap plications for mine foremon and assistant mine foreman certificates. There aro over ono huudred applicants for tholatter. Tho certificates will probably bo granted on Saturday next. Notice. A special meoting of the stockholders of the Citinens' Electric Light Co., of Shen andoah, will be held August 20th, 1801, belweon tho hours of two and four p. m., at tho offico of said company, No. 21, N. Jardin street, for tho purpose pf voting on tho question of Increasing tho capital slock of said company. By ordor of tho board, John Gkuuleii, Sec'y. G-25-Thur-8w Antics of a Horso. This morning a horso bolonging to Otto Carl, the East Centro stroct butcher, ran away and jumped across tbo pavomont down into tho area next to Bon. Severn's grocery storo, at tho corner of Controand "Whito streets. Ho carriod part of the fonce at tho edge of tho pavement with him and landed on a heap of empty barrels, but, strange to say, escaped injury. Ho was led out of tho area in a much less frisky mood than he entered it. An Axle Broke. As a long, loaded coal train pulled away from l'ino Glen switch, near Dolano, at an oarly hour this morning, an axlo of a car in tho centro of tho train broke. There is a heavy grade from tho switch and beforo the train was itoppod tho loaded cars in tho rear forced tho forward part of tho train down to tho New Boston switch, nearly a mile, tho broken car cutting off tho heads of tie bolts and otherwise causing consider able damago to the tracks. Tho cars wero scatlored across both tracks and traffic was dolayod for about three hours. Nono of tho cars were wrecked and no porson was Injured. Mr. lllnlno's l'lorcnon I'liyslclan. New Yoivk. Aug. 0. Dr. Baldwin nr- rlved at this port ou tho steamer Majes tic. Ho Is tho physician who troated Secretary Blnlno clurlutf his stay in Flor ence, Italy, somo yeara ago. Dr. Bald win comes to tnese snores owing to ri re quest from the Secrotary of State. On his urrivnl In Now York he went at once to Bar Harbor. A Irummci Commits Suicide. Augusta, Mo., Aug. 0. ropo N. Crouch, n drummer, of 1'nducah, Ky committed suleld lu his room nt the Planters' Hotel last night by taking laudanum. His body was found In tho morning. From notes left by tho de ceased addressed to his wifo and travel lug men It is gathered that ho was despondent over losses by gambling. ICltcUil it Now l'lonldont. TnsNio.v, N, J., Aug. 0. At a meoting of the oxeoutlvo conimltteo of tho State Kepubllonn League hold here J. H. Gas kill, of Mount Roily, was elected presi dent lu plaoe of Wilbur A. Mott, of New ark, who resigned on account of busi ness pressuie. The meeting was n secret one. It was decided to organize at least SOU new Bepubltonu olubs in the State. ILiliictlon lu Ibu Trice of. Smir. Nbw Yokk, Aug. 6. H. O, Havemeyer, president ot tho American Sugar Ku lining Company, said that he did not ex pect thsro would be any further reduc tion In the prlee ot granulated sugar, which was put down to four couts a nound bv Glaus Sprockets. osrow AT ALL PRINCIPAL RESTAURANTS, SONS OF ST. GEORGE. Tho Grand Lodgo Adjourned at Noon To-day. Tho session of tho stalo grand lodgo, Order Sons of St. George, yesterday after noon, was takon up by miscellaneous busi ness. This morning tho businoss of the lodgo was closed and tho dolegates loft for their respective homos. It was decided that tho grand lodgo rnoel in Philadolphii on tho first Tuesday of August, 1802. A resolution protesting against the elec tion of officers of tbo supremo lodge in Octobor lost, on tbo ground that the elec tion was illegal, was adopted. Nominations for tho oleollon of officers of tho slate grand lodge next August were made as follows! Grand Prooldunl, AVm. Pooler, St. Clair ; Grand Vice President, Win. Maylin, Seranlon ; Grand Secrotary, J. Henry Willianv, Thomas Dafiln and llichard Davis, Philadelphia ; Grand Treasuror, James Champion, Shenandoah, Robert Stowartand Wm. Hopworth, Phil adelphia; Grand-Messenger, llichard Seed, Philadelphia, and E. H. IIouso, Scranton; Grand Trustee, Wm. Bell, Erio, G. D. Kemp, Philadelphia, and E. Gray, Nor ristown. Tho following Is the address mado to tho grand lodgo by llov. Floyd E. West, of tov. n : My Brothors ; for as such I think I may address you, though I am not a member of your ordor. It has boon my experience that formal addressos of welcome, on such occasions as this aro apt to fall pretty flat ; so I shall not follow the conventional way of telling you how oxtromoly glad wo aro to havo you with us in Shenandoah to night, aud how grateful wo aro to you for coming, and how Borry wo shall bo to have you go, and a lot of ouch rot as lhati fir if the monitors of Shonandoah Lodgo havo not told you that in a way no words of mino could toll you, then it would bo a hopeless task for mo to attempt to oonvinco you of tho fact. Lot me only say thon, that I am suro that tho groetines of tbo brethren havo beon but the outward cx- presnons or what wero really In Weir hearts. I am glad to have the privilege of speaking to tho members ef an organiza tion, banded togothor as youra is, lu re-cogniz-tion of tho ' groat truth of tho brotherhood Idea. My .brothers, if wo aro really to dottiy very great or tolling work in this world, cilhor as an organization or as individuals, wo must come to rocognize mon ovowwhoro as bound to us by ties of kinship, we must bo willing to reach out a hand to holp our brother mau whorevor he may bo found. In my intercourse with Englishmon I havo over found them, as a rule, mon who woro ready to help their brothers everywhere, asking not if thoy were Englishmon, but only if thoy wero mon. I ask you to listen for a raomont to tho words of two old friends who aro with us to-night, though wo may not, indeed, sco thorn as they look into our faces. They are memory and hopo. Memory spouks to us, and what does she say, as putting her hand in ours she speaks tho farowoll ? Hor first word of caution is this, "Don't forget tho small beginnings, from which havo come tho present grand sucoesses." Of courso, I cannot hopo to toll you anything which you do not know relative to tho history of your organization, but lotus not forget that though organized no longer ago than 1889 or '70 in a littlo back room at Scranton, it now spreads abroad ovor tbo whola of this groat land, and I think, has branches in tho mother country as woll. Secondly, Memory bids us "not forget tho principles on which success has boon attained." Let us continue to work upon tho old lines and for tho old purpose of doing good to our follow-iuon. And Memory also bids us "not forget our comrados." Somo have ftdlen and their faces nro mkeod to-night. Let us romomber those who shall bo with us no moro and profit by tho oxamplos thoy havo left. And, thirdly, Memory bids us "to gain slronglh and courago for tlm fuluro by recalling tho good accomplished In tho past." She calls up the cheering re membrances of sufferings that have beon lightened and of sorrows that havo boen cheered. But wo 'must not listen too long to Slomory. Tho past is gono and wo haven't much to do with It. Memory clings to us, but Hopo interferes, and tells ue to look to tho fuluro, that there "is a grand work yet to do." All has not yot been ao c .mplisbcd becauso the membership has reached large proportions, and she tolls us to "believe in the possibilities," look to tbo future and improvo tho opportunities as they aro presented to you. Let mo say merely this one word muro, it ha6givou ma, personally, a great deal of ploaiur j to have had the opportunity of meeting you and talking to you to-night, and that I am suro you havo indeed been welcome to our rain itigtown of Shenandoah. VIGOR finally flulnbttf. fArinnnanttv llftstored, "WoukDe... Xcnoiuiuu, Debility, and all wuj train ut uvua iruia uaiij wrowm "v" .1 the results ot overwork, sroknwa, worrr, etc Full strsusui, development, ana tone given ta ever; organ sad portion of tbe boar, uimpte, tnnthrulM- ItiimorfiAtn ImnmvQraAnt aaftn. lai(iotUle. ia rsferepees. llook, eiplaoalloai napraorainauniiiaeaiiruo. Aaur8 CRIK MCDIOAL CO., BUFFALO, H. Y. oisr )tr&jmmi v njjvtx iJ!JEx, Dark. WANTS, &o. WANTED For Brcnnnn'e fitpnni Laundry, a good girl. Apply at once. 7 29-tf "TyANTED.-A lady agent to Boll n .,' ,Kod nrirclo nmong women. Apply at IheliKitALD ctuce. tf FOR RENT. A .dwelling liouee .c'.1,2in.,,uS Blx roomi. Apply to 11. C. Jiulght, 33 East Centre street. 8i-tf GIRL WANTED. A good ox perlenceflRlrl wanted for genornl homc- w,r..' ,,No.Jihc.r need PP'y Call at HunAi.n ofllce Kast Ooal Btreot. 7.3.U DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR salo. One or the most desirable proper ties ot West Oak street, for sale on reasonable Apply at Kowse's grocery slore, cor ner Jardin and Oak streets. Shenandoah, I'a. AGENTS WANTED. Free pre paid outfit to energetic rrcn. Bovcral of our salesmen have earned from S70lo?100a week for years ran, r. 0. l!ox 1371. New orfc. " 8Clw FOR RENT A good stable lu the First ward, suitable for a 'Ivcrv or other purposes. Apply to J. J, Bobbins, No. 130 N. Main street, Sliouaudoah. RARE CHANCE. Ten (10) shares or building nud loan association slook Tor sale at a sacrifice. Inquire at Davis' steam dye works, 110 East Centre street. 7 23 tf TYPE WRITING.-A young Indy, a graduate, w.inM work .it type writing. 1 nil at HEnAT.D olllce, or address IIkiiai.d Shenandoah, I'll, 8 lit DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR sale cheap. It being on romer of Coal and limerick streets. It Is suitable for many purposes. Apply to So. 25 8 Jnrdln HU S3tf YXT"AN rim -An active rellnblo man VV Hilary 70 tojJBo monthly, with In crease, to represent In his own section a re sponsible New York IIoiwo, llelerences. MANCFAOTunKK, Lock ISox 1585. New York FOR SALE. Razzle-Dazzlo nud Cloud w!ng, looaled nt l.aVelde (Bast Mabauov Junction. 1 A cood cliaucw for n. live mau. The present owner has not tho llrao to devotfl to It. Apply at the otliceof Shenandoah Lumber Co., Hbenan onli. ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE Kstato ol rnutel number, deceased. LoHors or administration on the estate of Dunlel Humbpl. Into nf ITtilnn tnwnshln. KchuylHlllcnuoly. I'll . di"'Hseil, navo been uranted to William 1. ltumbal, rosldlna nt iwuicmiwu, irti., vu wamu nil peranns lnacDictl In said estato are reouesled to make nnvmeEt. and those havlnj claim or demands will niaKO Known lue mmo wiiuout cietny. WILLI H 11. UUillllEL, Or to Administrator. 8. O M. IIorLorirrKn, Att'y. j uiy iulu, loni. I'll-ot SEALED PROPOSALS will be received nt the Arnhltoet's otllce I'ottuvllli!. intli 2 n. m. August 15, 1601, for Ilia erection of a frame church for the Greek Catholic congregation ot Mahanoy City, Plans and spcclfloitlons In be seen at the honsoot a. Z gmlth, 303 Woit Centre streot, and Architect's office. All proposals to bo marked an envelope. The owners i oservo the right 1o rejoctftiny oral! bids. W.D. HILL, Architect. 8-l-6t Pottsvlllo, Pa. POLITICAL. JOK SHERIFF, joaepii wri! oy rpTTavii.LE. Subject to Dcinoorntlo rules. JIOB CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION James J. Franey. OF BIIBKANnOATt. Subject to Democratic rules. ' JELLING OUT. Deslrlne to dlsnoso olmr entire block of goods, lu order tnvneato the store-ioom for other purposes, Iwlll sell the remaining stook nt greatly reduced p.-loes. 't'nese goods roust bo sold wlthlu a short time, and It will benefit you to Inspect tho same. X. . 13 AVIS, o-io-tf ioo wor Hi Jurdlu St. OTHA.W8 show the way the wind blows, bot thoy don't show what hard blows we have been striking at straw but prloss. Borne hats are dear at any price; these LaU aro ohoap at double tho money. If what covers your hoad Is not becoming toyou, ell the paiusyou take as to the rest oi youi'ttlre are simply thrown away, (lomeand ser how yon will look In one or our Wa straw bats. There's no use In Klvluitaity turther description of them than to sity this they nro stylish. Wo out the price down beoause we want to out our stock down. Another big bargain In bats Is our SI hiaok si Iff hats, 13 S, Main St SOANLAN Shenandoah tap i Attention, House Cleaners I The warm weather Is here, and house-cleaning Is the next thing lu order. And at such times moat everybody needs soinethlnpf to brighten up the home, ho If you need a giod cirpol of either Veuet, Moqueit, Body or Tapestry Brusse, T WO OU TMttlSE.riVY INGRAIN, HALL, STAIR OR RAG CARPETS! , You can llud a full assortment at TRICE'S. Lace Wains, Curtail Poles of all Kinds ! Window Shades, Floor aud Table Oilcloths nnd Linoleums of all grades. Prices cannot be beaten when quality is considered. No misrepresentation ono prlco to all. 113 North Main Streat, Shenandoah, Pa. We mean it in every sense of tho word. Wo ofler you good all-wool suits for less than their value. Our light goods MUST go, regardless of cost; bo if you want to purchase a Jilen'a All-wool Cheviot Suit for 80.50 call on us. Furnishing goods also to bo had at lower prices than you will And them elsewhere. Wo make no boasts merely for advertisement, but ft what we advertlso we will do. Calland examlno our bargains before purchasing aud you will not regret it, THE -FAMOUS" ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, 11 N. Main Street, Shenandoah. A. J. GALLAGHEE, Justice of the Peace, Deeds, Leases, Mortgages and Bonds written. juarriogo licenses ana legal claims promptly attended to. leal Estate, Collection and Insnranco Agency. General Fire Insurance Ilnslness, Represents luenoriuwesiem j.ue-insurance uo. OrriCE-Muldoon's bulldlne. corner Centro and West Bts., Shenandoah; Va. Good Properties of Alt Kinds For Sale. 1. A two story double Irame dwelling bouse slore aud restaurant, on Eabt Oenlre Ht. 2. A dwelling and restaurant on Kast Centro sireeb. a. Desirable property on corner Centre and juruin streets, suiiamo lor Dusiness pur poses. 4. A two story double Iramo dwelling, on West Llovd street. 5. Two 2-story frame dwellings on West Cen tre streot. fl. Two 2elory dwelling! on the corner ol ijoai ana uucsiuut strceu more room in one. 7. Two-story single houso on North Chostnut street, with a large warehouho at tho roar. 8. Tin ee two-siory double framo buildings corner oi uioyuuuu unueri. sirevis. Tho Loading Photographer, !4 N. WHITE ST. Tho work douo at this izallerr Is fullv eouil to that done nt tho large galleries of New Vork and Philadelphia. Comparison la in. vlted between tho Gneulmaas nf his twoaurl three dollar cabinets shown la his wludow ana iue uest oi work done oHtwhore n. nvo ard six dollars. SifUj not climb long High' of stairs to patronize an enterprise ruu by out. or town parties when better work ma v be had of vour uwii luwuBiuen. Lambert, The Hatter, Carries an extraordinary line ot Hats, Caps and Gents' Furnishing Goods and makes a specialty of Nollio Bly and Mary Anderson Caps, e bast OBisnriVH st. FOIg, SALE I A farm, containing nearly 200 acre, situate In lllnatowu. Nine-roomed house. B horaaa and I oolt, besides a few head ol cattle, etc Cau be had reasonably. Apply to MRS. BRADLEY, S-G-lw .45 Centre St. SOHEIDER'S BAKERY, J0 ISatt Centre Street, BUl3X.lXIOAU. Bread, Cakes,-Ice Cream and Confectionery! -OF ALL KINDS,- Now Saloon and Restaurant ! Newly Painted, Papered and Renovated. No. 115 EAST CENTRE STItEET, Three doors above Kendrlck House, BENJAMIN HASKEY, Proprietor. Mr. Haskey would Inform his many friends and tho public that he will calor to their wants In the same llrsuclass style that ho has done In the pst. None but the best brands of for?, elgu and domestic wlnestllqnors and clgarii wUl be kept lu stock. Choice teinpeiunoy. drinks. Fine old slock ale. V Tho eating bar Is supplied with everything in the eutlnu line terved In tho best stylo. Meals served at nil hours. Flue private roams attached. -0"CTST OUT- The "HEW BROADWAY" RANGE It beats every thing lu tho market, and the price Is just right to suit tho times. It will pay you to come and&ie It. I am prepared to do the following nt the prices quoted: Tin rooting ,eo per foot and up Tin roof painting Hm " Tin conductor 123 ' " Tin hanging gutter 12o " " Galvanized chimney stack 20c per pound llepalrs for all stoves a specialty. WM. If. PRATT, V 0-3m 331 S. Jardin St., Shenandoah LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS IP- J". CLEARY3 Dealer In all kinds of Shoemakers' : Supplies ! Large and first-class stock. All Demands of the Trade Supplied 18 W. CENTRE ST., Ferguson House building, SHENANDOAH, PA. The Cheapest Place ! TO nuy Gents' Furaisbihg Goods, Hosiery, Etc , 1 is at CHARLES : YAROWSKT'S, X West Centre bt,, Shenandoah. Q M.UAMILON,M.U., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 1 Oftlce-28 West Lloyd Street, Shenandoah l'a. (
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