-pia-osria goods asrow onNr tap i -AT THE- COMER STORE I AT ALL PRINCIPAL RESTAURANTS, All kinds of potted meats, fish, canned goods, oysters, lobsters, crabs, Rmslan caviar, - fresh spiced oysters, ilncst smoked hams, bo T Light. lognas and smoked beef, York state i MAHANOY CE II full cream chee8e,Knianthal,8wIsi, Edam, Snnsano and Llmburgcr. Pine assortment of cakes and bis cuits. G. and B. pickles of nil kinds. Pickles by the dozen. You !11 will And Just what you want. SIETVIEIEIISrS, REGION 'ROUND. Cor. Centre and White Streets. The Evening Herald. ALL THK NKWS FOR ONK CENT. Foot OruBhod. John Flnnnigitn, hrnkouiHii on 'ho local LohlRh Valley freight train, foil thli morn Ing while with ttan trnin at Ahland and hid h' loft foot crushed by ono of tho cars. Has a larger circulation In Hhenandoah than any other paper published. Circu lation books open to all. AFFAIRS CAUGHT HASTILY. What Nowa Gatherers Tako a Moment to Toll About. Send In your job work now. Coal shipments will now Increase. It la the advertiser that Is In the swim. Send In tho news of your neighborhood. The public school bell makes familiar Bounds. Don't forget tho Orwlgsburg fair. Two days more. The Episcopalians held their festi val last evening. The theatrical season opens late this year In Shenandoah. They are coming home In droves the summer tourists. The Hi:itALD office turns out flue job work. Trices reasonable. The attendance at the lodges will now increase as the weather becomes, cooler. The blackberry season Is not yet over, nut me uerry picuera are ueconi lug scarce. Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas are all that is left us of holidays In 1891. The month of agricultural fairs is with us. Thd prize pumpkin of the present abundant, season will be a dandy. The practice or visiting your neighbors in tho daytime just now is lu had taste. Tliey are too uusy can ning and preserving mm. A cood mauv people who have been enjoying their summer outings nre turning reluctantly homeward, wlsli inir that Eve had not been so inqulsl tive, so it might have been summer ull Hie time. Why should anyone want tho neirroes to emicrato? Are they not -more desirable as American citizens than the hordes of lunoraut Poles HuiJirarlauB, Russlun Jews, and Italians which tho cunldltv of ateatn- Hhip lines Is dumping on our shores? doming Events. Sopt. 2 Japanese ico cream festival in Bobbins' opora house, under tho auspices of Shenandoah Ooramandory, No. 11, Sons of America. Sopt. 11. Wolsh Baptist Sunday school; foatival and social in Kobbins' opera house, SouL 12. Farewell picnic of Columbia Gleo Club. A Budget of Interesting Artioles on all Topics. The new shaft at the Yorktown col llery of G. II. MeyeM & Co. was com pleted last week. The shaft is SOO feet deep. Two 0 foot veins of coal have been discovered. Tunnels will be driven at once. iVorlc Is being rapidly pushed for ward at tho new colliery of Mnrkle & Co., located between Jeddo and Eck ley. The slope, which is known as No 5,1'lnk Ash, is being arched and put in readiness to commence operations. The firm expects this new opening to prove a very valuable working and through it will be able to procure the coal In tho old Pink Ash slope. A pair of hoisting engines arrived then1 last week and will bo placed In posi tion in a short while. A breaker is to be erected thero in a Bhort while. Hamilton Seymour, a miner em ployed atPlne Ridge colliery, Wilkes oarre, had his head blown olt by a premature explosion of powder Another miner, who was standing nearer tho snot where the explosion occurred than Seymour, escaped uninjured. George Martz. of East Sunbury. was crushed almost oeyond recognition on the railroad near Renova. Wortz wnt abrakemeu lu the employe of the Pennsylvania railroad company, iVbout 11 wu n'eiocK lie was seated on a box car turning the brake with a brako stlok when the latter broke, and DrMll fU.. L fM ftnll Pni Minnfrv ! the unfortunate brakeman fell between o f i ' ICCUOucry tlie cars. FOR SALE Old bottles, suitable for bottling catsup, Ac., can be had very cheap j n.. iveiuy a i iquor sio' e, s 2(J-tf WANTED. A girl to and tie un bundle at dry, corner Main aud Cherry Bireets. The Soap that Cleans Most is Lenox. 70R RENT. Three rooms, suitable for Club room, office, etc. (Jm nnd Rtpnm fixtures. Now boiler just put In. Apply to Levi Ilefowlch, clothier, 8i Main Ht. B 3-tf DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR sale. One of the most desirable proper lies on West Oak street, for sale on reasonable terms. Apply nt Uowse's grocery store, cor ner Jardln and Oak streets, Hhenandoah, Pa, rpYPE WRITING.- JL a graduate. A young lady, wmts work at type wrltlmr. ll at Herald office, or address Herald. Hhenandoah, l'a, 8 Ml 7ARMS FOR SALE. Are you look . tne torn farm? If so call on or write to J. Keliler. Frackvlllo. l'a.. as to where they are located aud for terms. 8 22-tf D ESIHABLE PROPERTY FOR sale obean. It beloc on corner of Coal and Emerlck stroets. It is suitable for many purposes. Apply to No. V S Jardln BU 8 3 tf SOHEIDSR'S BAKERY, SO Mast Centre Street. SlllUfAXD OA 11. XTOTICE. Thlo Is to give notice L that my wife, Agues, has lelt my bed and Hoard without Just provocation, and I hereby warn the public from this date on that will pay no oiiis coniraciea ny ner. WILLI M H.DEAN. SnsHAKDOAn, Pa., Sept. 1, 1991. 91-3w The Faust family, of Ringtown. con sisting ot mother and live sons, had u very pleaaautreunion ou Saturday and Sundav lat. T-iio mother, Mrs. Cath arine Faust, and son, William, live at Ringtown, Adam at Lehighton, Joslnh at hi Paso, Texas, Ben at Shnmokin and Daniel at Shenandoah. Tlitlr ages uio OS, 40, 45, C7, 04 aud 32 years, respectively, auu this was the urat re union for 22 years. Stunny Couket, of Mt. Caririel. is un der heivy ball fir his appearance, at OP All. KINDS.- Election Motioo. (STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. KJ The stock holders of the Mnhanov city. Hhcuanrtoah, Oirardvllle nnd AHhlaiid 8treet Hallway an hereby notified to meetlntne office r the company, llcddxll's building, Hhenandoah, fa on Saturday, September o, 1601, at in a. in., tor the purposo of electing a president and five 'irectois. uy oraer eTOCKiioi,DKK. SHERIFF, BENJ. J. SMITH, PRESENT DEPUTY. HEADQUARTERS FOR .September court, charged with at- T)iniQ TnQ flr-oovn BREAD AND CAKES, WHOLESALE and RETAIL. T?anoy Dolaware poacbea tit Coalott's. rocoivod daily 8-21-tf At tho Samo Price. All persons holding dupllcato chocks for photographs can have tho samo promptly finished at Koagey's art studio at tho samo price Remombor wo are on the first floor. Keaqey. tempting murder. Couket, accompau led by several friends, wero passing down the street when tho former no tl ceil u man for whom he had a dUliao stauding lu front of u hotel. Conket drew a revolver from his pocket and fired several shots at him. One of the bullets lodged but a few Inches above the man's head, but the others went outsiuo of their mark The Luzerne county operators made their first semi-monthly pay ou Mon day. The following companies paid: a. l'arueo a, uo., iiazieton: uaivin Pardee & Co,, Hollowood : Pardee Brothers & Co.. Luttlmer: Linderman & Skeer, Stockton aud Humboldt; Miiucsvuie uoai uompauy At all of the many weddings of Ilunguriuus and Poles which have taKen place in taoulli uetuiehem there had been lighting una boisterous con duct, and the arrests by the police wero numerous. The thing became verv bad, and a few weeks aio twenty charges of us-tuult and battery arose out or the festivities at ono weuuiug Palliur TTotnon rif l?,iut. Mnnnli nlinntr who Is the pastor of the Slavic church F I N F FOOTW FAR uelngbullt in that town, has deter- 1 1 lf 1 wv 1 vv u-rt 1 mined to stop Orders promptly ftt'emleft to. Particular at leuuoii y.un 10 ttans, ricoics, Festivals, eir. NOHTH MAIN J4TKEET, Near Corner ot Lloyd, SliENAXOOAH, PENNA W, S, SNYDER'S Boot and Shoe Store, (Masteller'8 old stand,) Corner Coail and Jnrfilu BtH. Mr. Snvder will always keen'.tn stock alflne line or doois ana suocb, Custom Worlc and Repairing; done In the best style, tie guarantees to sell nenperiu'in eompouuirs on Main sireei wno five ms renui 10 pay. una cuuruaiees a Kvnu ine oaruin ou every purcuose. We are selllnsout our enllie slock of Ladles', Mlsseb' ana unuaren's Playins Cards. You can obtain a pack of boat quality playine cards by sending fifteen cents in VoetaROto P. S. Eu6tis, Gon'l Pass. AgL, 15., 0. & Q.U. It, Ohicago, 111. tf the unseemly conduct, aud, after marrying a couplo last week, 'addressed them on the manner l i which other weddings wore hold, and cautioned and advised them against any repetition of the proceed ings, 'rue caution oi tue priest was ueeueu W. H. Hosklncs. Sr.. who for sixteen vearx was inside furi'innn for tha Ti &. W. h. Coal Co. at Ashley, SugarNotch, Plymouth auu Winces Jiarro, has taken charge of a colliery for Lelsenrlng & Co, at Mlnersville. Go to Coslott's for your preserving fruit. 8-22-tf The Dootor and Postmaster -wre talklntr about a case of ferlouB Illness. due to a neglected raid and rapidly going Into consumption which was promptly cured by I'au-Tlna Cough and Consumption Cure. until oouies nee ai iviriin's urug more, Buy Keyitone flour. Ho careful that the namo Lkssio & Co., Ashland, Pa., if printed on overv sank. 3-3-3taw Best work done nt llrennan's steam I laundry. Kverything whito and spotlos.". Laco curtains a epeoialty. All work guar anteed. Ulscharecd for Ills Action Four Years Ago, New Youk, Sep. 2. Tho trustees of tho Now York Life Iusuranco Company at a special meeting directed tho dismissal from tho company's employ of lueodore 2d. Bantu, tho cashier, who made the charges of mismanagement against the president and trustees of tho company four yonra ago. Ono of tho trustees of tho company said that this resolution, to gether with the removal of Mr, Dantn, sulllclently established tho attitude of the policy holders toward the president. to make .room for our Ml L-oods, alreidy or dered, in lact, we are determined to clear oviryiulue nut. Including a large lot of Men's Mining and Rubber Boots. Tbrco goods must he sold, nnd no roisonnble oner win ne rexusea tor mem. rnisisno humbug, ai what we auverllsewe moan. The ncoole will tow have an opportunl'y to Secure Genuine Bargains. Come early betore tho sizes nre, broken. Hon Boot and Shoe Store Kobbins' BlooK, Cor. Main end Oak Streets, Shonandoah, I.. OOUU ?J, Slnur, I T SCHOOL BOOKS. L I Tbe place to buy your school books cheap is Also Scholar's Companions, nook Straps, unu iiuyming reciuireu ju aeuooi. Slates, peuolls. etc, sold re tall aud wholesale. Boots SuUuLle for East and West Molianoy Twp. Don't forget the plaoo If you wish to save ZM1. IMIIEjIjXjIEjT; CHAS. T. RICE'S OLD STAND. 22 East Centre St, Shenanooah. Vox Allowing a l'rlsoner to ISscape. New Youk. Sep. 2. Tho ohcupo. the other day, ot the criminal Eugene O'lluni who was committed to Jefferson Markot to await the action of tho Grand Jury on tho charge of attomptlng to murder Policeman JfcGulro, has resulted in Gate Keeper John Quirk being peremp torily dismissed for gross neglect of duty. Quirk did not deny that ho fell null-op ou duty. A turthor Investigation is balng uauj with a view of praiccutlng QulrK. Ilns Roosevelt Iteslgneil? New Youk, Sep. 2. It is reported nt the Custom Houso to-day that Theodore ItooiwveH, tUiairmnn of tho Civil Service Commission, has tendered his resignation to the President. Theodore Hancock, Secretary ot tne CiiBtom House Hoard, saiu no una uoam tuo report of tho resig nation, Lut could not confirm it. Hr. Ilomovelt is now on his way to his ranch in mo west. . Is Ooutd After Another Iloa.1? New York, Sop. 2. The opinion is gen eral in this city that the reason Jay Gould is spending so muoh time In Color ado and .u so carefully lusncctlua the I.Io Gram'. .', Is tlmt ho hopen to Join with the local continuant and purchase the road. Mr, Gould is stiU at Manitou. CTRAWS ihow the way the wind blows, but they don't show what hard blows we have bton striking at straw hat prices. Home bats are dear at any price; these hats are cheap at double the money. If what covers your head Is not beoomlug toyon, oil the pains you take as to the rest ol your attlro areslmply thrown away. Cotneand see how you will look In one of our 60c stMw hats. There's no use In giving any further description of them than to say this they are stylish. We cut the price down because we want to cut our stock down. Another big baigaln in hats Is our tl black sllrr hats. 19 S. Mala St. SOANLAN Sbsnsodoahl "WANTS, fco. attend ofllco bundles at llrennan's lmin- 8 31-tf POLITICAL. -FOR- No Combine Beer Reduction PRICE, A few patterns of White Embroidery, Flouncings, Plain and Plaid Muslins, Pineapple Cloths, Satteens, Chintzes, also remnants of Prints, Ginghams, and Dress Goods of all kindswhich are offered regardless of cost to clean out. j, J. PRSCE'S Old Reliable Stand, 113 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa. WW ti am is- Don't Cry Oyer Spilt Milk. Thm peoplo stand weeping With nil their wits sleeping. While their milk flows away faster and faster; Bo up and doing New schemes a brewing, And turn to good tortunoeach trilling dis aster. What's the U9e of our worrying be cause we nro overstocked In Boine lines. We wont. We have decided to give the people tho benefit of this ; to re lieve ourselves aud advertise our busi ness by oflerlng such unheard of bar gains as will bring us trade in the reg ular way for mouths to come. Look at these offerings below : Children's Bults for 80c, worth 1.2. do ' do 1 00 do 1.50. Sten'HDomet Shirts for 25c, worth 50c. Hoys do i!0o do 800. Neckties, best In this county, for 23c, A T. JONES, PRICE CLOTHIER 1.1 JV. Main Street, SJienandoaJt. has secured tho agency for the BUUWE1SES and EXPORT BEERS MADE BY RICHARDS & CO. OP WILKE-i.UAItRE.1 icnandoah Business College -AND- SHORTHAND SCHOOL, ROBBING OPERA HOUSE BUILDING, NORTH MAIN STREET, SHENANDOAH, Thcso brewers are NOT IN ANY 'iltUiST and are Felling their excellent beers at the people's prices. Saloonkeepers Supplied at $7 Per Barrel. Private Parties " " $8 " OBDE11S CAN HE LEFT WITH SOL DAAK, 120 S, MAIN ST who will promptly nil all orders for Bhenandouh and vicinity. The namo of A. C. YATES & CO. is a household word Tho quality of our goods has built up our popularity. For tho coining Fall and Winter wo have manufactured a stock that is sure to please. Novelties and standard fabrics aro here in plenty, and price. stylo, quality and making have all received our personal care, With your former needs in mind we aro confident of meet ing present wants, A. C, Yates & Go Cor. 13th b Chestnut Sis. PHILADELPHIA. Fall Term Begins Monday, Auqust 31st, 1891. V. J. SOLLY, President. The Leading Photographer, 14 N. WHITE ST. The work done at this gallery la fully eaual to that done at the lare galleries of New Voricand Philadelphia. Comparison Is In vited between the specimens of hU two and thn e dollar cabinets shown In his window aud the host of work done elsewhere at Ave and six dollars. oirDo not climb lone fl ehts of stairs to patronise an enterprise run by out of town parties when better worn may be had of your own townsmen. Lambert, The Hatter, Carries an extraordinary line ot Hats, Caps and Gents' Furnishing Goods and makes a specialty ot Nellie Bly and Mary Anderson Caps. O BAST OHNTRSl ST. NOTICE, FOTTSVII.M!, Pa,, AogustSSO, 1891. The new Court Houso In l'ottsvllle will be dedicated with appropriate ceremonies ou Thursday, September 3, 1891, at 1 o'clock p. m, Tho publlo ore respectlully Invited to bo present. Railroad companies will Issue excursion tickets at reduced rates, BAM U EL O. DkTURIC, JAMES J. BOWES, EMAS B. REED, B 270t Commissioners. New Saloon and Restaurant ! Newly Paiuted, Papered and Renovated. NO. XI5 EAST CKNTKE STREET, Three doors above Kendrlck House, BENJAMIN HASKEY, Proprietor. Mr. Haskey would Inform his many friends and the publlo that he will cater to their wants In the same first-class style that he has done In the past. None but the best brands of for elgn nnd domeBtto wines, liquors and cigars will be kept In stock. Choice temperance drinks, Klna old slock ale. Thoeatlnebar Is supplied with everything lntbeeatlnK line served In the best style. Meals served at ell hours, Fine private rooms attached. LEATHER and SHOE HUGS WEEKS Has removed to Bill Jones' old stand 17 SOUTH MAIN STREET, Where he will be pleaedto meet the wants of hts friends and the publlo In Everything in the Drinking Line. Dealer In all kinds of Shoemakers' : Supplies ! ( Largo and first-class stock. All Demands of the Trade Supplied i 18 W. CENTRE ST., j t Ferguson Housebuilding, SHENANDOAH, PA. The Cheapest Place ! -TO BUY- Gents' FuroisMng Goods, Hosiery, Etc , -18 AT CHARLES : YAROWSKY'S, Sl West Centre Ht,, Shenandoah, Q. M. HAMILTON, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON. omce -29 West Lloyd Btreet, Shenandoah c,ii 1 ifife !
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