IFICMLSTIC! GOODS
AT TIJK
CORNER STORE
AT ALL PRINCIPAL RESTAURANTS,
All feftid of potted inentu, flfli,
canned bpoiIb, oysters, lobste i,
crabs, llii-Blnu caviar, frenh spli ed
oystera, flnwl Hinok'd Iiriuh, Ihv
loginib mid tonoked bof, York statu
full croam cheeee.Kninntlial.Swl.,
Kdiini, Sarwtwo mid Iilniburprr.
Fine tw&ortment of cakes ami bit
cults. O. and ll. pU klfH of nil
kinds. Pickles by tliedozn. You
will llnd JUMt what you want.
Cor. Centre and White Streets.
III
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Light.
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The Evening Herald.
A IjI. TUB KKWS FOIl ONK CKST.
Has a larger elreulatlon In 'HheiiandOMb. tban
any other paper punished. Circu
lation book pen to all.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT HASTILY,
what News Gatherers Truce a
Moment to Tell About.
Clean thu privy wells.
The potatoes are rotting.
liuukwhent cake time is nut very far
on.
The new moon's crescent is seen in
the west.
Bliullburks promise to bo plenty this
year.
What we learn with pleasure we
never forget.
Caught napplns the moth found In
cloth.
This is the month for the autumnal
equinox.
Plums were never so plenty or fine
as this year.
Borne of the milk dealers put too
much water In their ware.
More deviltry Is hatched where loaf
ing Is permitted than anywhere eli-o.
Hwecl elder Is retailed on the street
by farmers in pintaud quart measures,
The housewife who lias not a mifll
eleny of preserves and canned fruit
for winter lias herself to blame.
It Is unfortunate to farmers that
aft it a great promise of an a lunula
."ron. that the potatoes are rotting and
that they will not have sutlloient for
feeding purposes next year.
Tiicre is consider tble malaria
town, owing to the llltliy condition of
nf the nllovs and the over llow
ing privy wells. Had wo a Board of
Health this state of atlalM would not
exist 48 hours.
Throwing rotten fruit and other
r.rnup unnn the streets should be
trimmed and the parties who insist
on doing to arrested aud punished
The boys and girls will goon be
building pleasant stories upon their
experiences of the past summer.
These thlUL'S are always more beauti
ful, you know, in the soft light
retrospect.
PENSION APPHOPniATIONS.
Couinitftfllmior Ileum Snya Thpro 1 n Sur
plus ill Something Like 8,000,000.
Washington, Sep. 0. Pension Com
missioner Haunt snvs that instead of ask
ing Congress for a deficiency in pension
appropriations lie will report n surplus
ot something like $8,000,01)0.
Iho deficiency mado good by Congress
last winter aggregated 181,000,000 and
the last pension appropriation appears to
havo exceeded the requirements to the
amount of $8,000,000, which was due to
over-estimates of tho cost of the General
Dependent Pension law.
Coming Events.
Soot. U Welsh Baptist Sunday school;
fetivsl xnd social in llobhino' opera homo.
8opt 12. Farewell plcnlo of Columbia
WAHTS, &c.
A ANTED A boy to learn th
itaklnff
Mnlu street
business. Apply
nt 33 Vnrth
SWS-8t
lllg lMre in Now Yorlc.
New York, Sep. 0. Tbo flro In tho
immense flvo-story storage warehouse of
H. C. Layton, at OS and 64 South street
yesterday afternoon, gutted three build
ings before it was got under control.
Five firemen were burned, two of them
very serloiuly. At loast SO burtness
homes had goods on storage in the build
ing and among the contents wero chemi
cals, drugs, jute, teas, spice's, shellac
and a variety of general merchandize.
The loss Is estimated by R. C. Laytou at
$250,000.
Inventor KnluV fiilcces.
Boston, Sep. 0. Inventor James Knlffs
nnd his associates, who have just gained
from the United States Court in New
York an Important decision establishing
thoir right to recover royalties from New
York city for the use of a patent valve
on fire engines, brought a similar suit
against this city in 18-14, hut an agree
ment was reached, tho plaintiff getting
a judgment of $1,000. The city of Wor
cester also settled its suit ou the same
basis.
Kpyntono ISnnU Witness In 'Wisconsin.
Philadelphia, Sep. 9. A special from
Milwaukee says: It is learned that ex
Stato Treasurer William Llvesey of Penn
sylvania, who is w Mited in Philadelphia
to testify in the Keystone Bank investi
gation, has been migrating between Wn
tertown, Wis., and this city for the past
tlireo weeks visiting his daughters. Ho
was last seen here Sunday night. His
relatives here tefuse to make a state
ment of auy kind.
The Soap
for
Hard
Water
is Lenox.
GET THE BEST.
The"SEW DROAOWAY" RAHGE
Is the tost ran 'o In the market, nun ihe price
will Just suit. Th" following promptly
attended to:
TIN ROOFING, SPOUTING, ROOF PAINTING
And nit kinds of
kept on hand. Dealers supplied. Thanking
for past favors, 1 remain yours tocommina,
WM. K. PRATT,
7-0-3ni 331 S. Jarriin St., Shernndoah
'TT'OR SALU Old bottles, mltablefor
.A. boltlllll otsun. & . rvtn hn lirtd vprv nhfnli
at. I. . Ilellly's liquor sUi e. BWtf
Good sewers to learn
Apply at rooms No. 4,
TX7ANTKD
T T dress mnKlng.
pon otnee building.
FOIt niSNT. Tiireo rooms, suitable
for Clllll rnnm. nlllcn. p.tn. flnt. nnr! utnnm
fixtures. Mew boiler Just put In. Apply to
Levi Ilefowleh, clothier. Bi Main Ht. 02tf
DESIRABLE PBOPEBTY FOR
sal. One or We most desirable proper
lies ou West Oak street, for sal? on reasonable
terms. Apply at Rowse's urooery store, dor-
ner Jardln and Oak streets, shenandosh. Pa.
rpYP13 WRITING. A young lady,
JL a gradu.it . wmts work tt type writing,
(.ail at HEKAi.n offlee, or address IIeualu,
Hhenandoali, l'a. 8 1 11
FARMS FOR SALE. Aroyon look
lnc (or a isrm? I' so call on or write to
J. J. Keillor, Frackvllle, la as to where they
are located nnd for terms.
hp.iutlful double
rod Iro' fence, soltnlile lor feuclne cerao-
Icrv lots, or f r eates sromid welllnes. In.
quire of l'reby!erlan church trnsices. 0 0 tf
T?OR HAIjE A
r
FOR SALE.-A nine 28 aero farm
lor wile. Ml t mllos from sheimndnah.
llo'iullfnlly situated on a public road Oo.td
dtvelling. G wdbarn. Frnlt trees bcifinulng
ft bear. All young. Splendid stream ot
water running through tlie the land. This Is
a good ennnce for a man who want, a smHll
fiirm. Inquire of Ja i is (J. llutton, post
ofllee building, room 0. s-9-tf
Reduction
IKT lEUIOESSM
A few patterns of White Embroidery,
Flouncings, Plain and Plaid Muslins,
Pineapple Cloths, Satteons, Chintzes,
also remnants of Prints, Ginghams,
and Dress Goods of all kinds, which are
oftered regardless of cc ' to clean out.
HIDE'S Old Reliable Stan
113 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
of
To Dispel Colds,
Headaches and Fevors, to cleanse tl e
system effectually, yet gently, whon cos
two or bilious, or when tho blood is impure
or sluggish, to pormunontly cure habitual
constipation, to awaken Ihe kidneys and
liver to a healthy activity, without Irrita
ting or weakening them, useSyrup of Figs.
At tho Samo Prioo.
All persons holding duplicate checks for
photographs con have tho pamo promptly
flnlihed at Keagoy's art studio at tbo same
price. Itemembor wo are on the u rat floor,
KlCAOKY.
"Wiirld'a l'nlr Appolutnient,.
Chicago, Sep. 0. President Potter
Palmer has appointed among others tho
following permanent Commissioners ou
Legislation of World's Fair: W. A. Van
Gorton, J. W. Woodsido, Pa.. Miss F.
AW llreod, Mass., and A. A. Wilson, Dis
trict of Columbia. Ihe committee win
go before Congress nnd mako arguments
for tho $0,111111,1.0 loan.
Dcatlt of an Old Wilmington Sinn.
Wilmington, Del., Sep. 0. Charles
Warner, aged 75 years, a retired mer
chant, for many years at tlie neaii oi me
coal and transportation firm wliloh still
bears his name, died hero last evening.
The firm of the Charles warncr company
has been in existence under different
nnmos since 17!) 1.
Soolablo.
There will bo a grand soclablo in Fergu
eon's front hall, Thursday evening. All
are invited. 9 9-2t
Business Change.
"William Davis & llro. havo bought tho
croamory on West Centre stroot heretofore
conducted by F. II. ilull and will bo
pleased to roceivo a contlnunnco of the pat
ronage. Tho best cream, milk, butter, ice
cream, etc., will always be kept on band.
9-8 3
Bucklen's Arnica Salvo,
The Beit Halve In tho world for Cuts
llriilkn. Mores. Ulcers. Halt Ilbeum. Fover,
Son, Totter. Ubapped Hands, (Jlillolalnn
nnrnt nnd nil Skin Emotions, uud positively
cures l'llos. or no nav required. 11 Is guar
anteed to give perfect satlslaciinn, or inone:
refunded. Trice 25 cents per box
liyU.II. Ilagenbuch.
ney
For sale
buy K(j stone flour, lie caroful that th
namo IiBSSlo & Co., Ashland, Pa.,
printed on every sack. 3-3-Staw
Host work done at llrennan's steam
laundry. Kverything white and spotless
Lace curtains a specialty. All work guar
anteed.
I T
, , SCHOOL BOOKS.
1 1
The place to buy your school books cheap is
Also Hcholar's Companions, Uook Htraps,
ncuooi iiii9. lauietv. eio. iveryiiiniK
aud auytblne required In si'liool.
Hiatus, poucIIb, etc., sold re
tail aud wholesale.
Books Suitable for East and West Mahanoy Tv
Don't forget the place If you wish to save
' money.
2s. MBLLBT;
CHA3. T. BICE'S OLD STAND.
22 East Centre St., Shenandoah.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Fish, Oysters, Fruits,
VEGETABLES, &c.
FRESH GOODS EVERY DAY.
rnicKs modrkatk,
Would solicit part of th i pjtronaso of the
puouo.
COAKLEY BROS.,
Knight's O'dt 'nil, CjVt'nfl til IM
Cor. foutre and White Hls.,ollta'il UUdll, 1 .1.
JJIURUOi. TUBAVKK,
V. J. FERGUSON, 3IANAOER.
OPENING OF THE SEASON!
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, '91.
Engajement ol the fnvorllo nielo dramatic
actor,
JAMES H. WALLIOK,
In his latest and grandest success,
I The Mountain King
'''""'llMlllftllljlll'iilllllin' MiTlitu.ii inn
f
Introducing his famous actln; horses,
RAIDER, CHARGER,
TEXAS AND PETE.
The dnys have long lnco past when a business man's content
To neither spttr norir die bis business in its bout
To knep all thins umvlngls tins spirit of the boar.
And hnktlo ur Ihe eustom with an honest bargain's power.
Plaftiatlon Is tho horror of nnvoue engaged In trade. It's the nimble six
pence that brings the prdlts. We will make things move this week, even if
ordinary conditions are not mvorahle, ly drives 111 special lines. liOOK Here I
NfcMles worth 60c, for 23o: Men's Domet Hhlrts worth 50c, for 23c; Mon' all-wool Pants
lor 8.).00: Children's Huits for 80c. few Mon's Ught Che 'lot Baits lor halt their value. Aud
everything else you will nnd at a barjain.
THE "FAMOUS" ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER,
7.2 JV. Main Street, SJienandoah.
PMCES OF ADMISSION. 25, GO, 75c.
NOW
No Combine Beer ! I
HEAVY GRAPE CROP.
Matin Fourteen Yenrn Hove the Cardan
State Vineyards Done Bo Well.
May's Lasdi.vo, N. J., Sep. 8. Th(
grape crop in South Jersoy just comlnj
in liromisos to bo the biggest crop in l
years. For tho past few years grower
have been discouraged by the damagi
done by the rot, but this year they 0x1
pect to reap rich rowarus iromtneir vino
ynrds.
The wine vaults at l:aa uaroor, wince
are the largest In the country, will b
filled up with the choicest vrlno for tht
first time lu 15 years. It is estimated
that 200.000 callons of wino will be mad
at Egg Harbor City alone, most of which
will bo put In vaults. After it is a jta
or so old it is sold and commands klgfe
prices.
Senator Ilavcloy's Denial.
New Haven-, Sep. 8. Senator Ilawlej
was seen Dy a corrosponueat. at mi
Pembroke Hotol, V. oodmont, where hi
is stopping, with view to ascertaining
what truth tbore was in tne rumor iiiai
ho had been consulting with President
Harrison at Cape Hay, relative to suc
ceeding Secretary of War Proctor. Thf,
Senator declared that thero was abso,
lutely notruth in the report. "I havn't
seen President Harrison," he added.
"since last May and bo hasn't sent foi
mo. The matter referred to never en
tored my mind and I do not know that
any of my friends have asked tho placi
forme."
Mataafa Stilt Trylnc to Make Trouble.
SAN Fkancisco, Sep. 8. News from,
Samoa, by steamer JIarlposa, is that tlid
country is In a state ot groat unrest,
Mataafa is still at Hallo with 800 or 40
men, and has sent out messengers again
to raise a party in his behalf. It Is gen
erally understood the Govora-n. nt Is only
awaiting the arm ai of an J-..gi!.n war
ship to punish the natives who refuse to
obev Malletoa. Unless some action
tnkon without delay there will probably
be trouble.
Nuvul Oftlcera On u Jaunt.
Portland, Me., Sep. 8. The principal
ollloers or the White tiuuaaroa to in
number ot V are on a trip to the top o
Mouut Washington. Thonce they will
go to tho Qlen House and return her
from Qlen Station, The war vessels art
open for inspection aud are crowded with.
visitors.
Pancy Delaware pouch oa
at Coslett'i.
received daily
8-21 -tf
10
College
has secured the agency for tho
BUUWEISES and EXPOBT JEERS
HABR T1V
RICHARDS & CO.
OF WJLKKS.UAlUtE.1
ALSO aOENT FOU
Rettigs Beer, Porter,
AND CONTINENTAL ALES.
OltDEIta CAN 11E hEFT WITH
1 WearoselllnKoutour entlte stocltoILadlei',
imseb' ana uunurcn's
FINE FOOTWEAR,
to mate room for our fall eoods, already or-
asrea, in ract, we are uete.-rninea to
clear evirylhlog out. liicludlnu
alaree lot of A) en's
Mining and Rubber Boots.
l'hee Koods must bo sold, aud no reasonable
oner win ne reiusea lor mem. i nisisno
nuinbiig, 10. uimt we aovcrtlse wo
inoiu. Tne reonio will now
have an opportunliy to
Secure Genuine Bargains.
Come early before tho sizes are brolten.
Won Boot and Shoe Store
Shenandoah Business
AND
QTTrT?rTTT A AT "Pi .QHTTPlPlT.
R0BBNS' OPERA HOUSE BUILDING,
NORTH MAIN STEEET, SHENANDOAII,
Fall Term Beqins Monday, August 31st, 1891.
V. J. SOLLY, President.
SOL. HAAK, 120 S. MAIN ST.,
who will promptly Dl' all orders for
Hlienundoah and vicinity.
Kobhlut,' illocK,
Cor. Main and Oalt Streets, Shonandaah,
1. ooi.nsi.?, siiigrr.
i"-scSii:iiir
The namo of A. C. YATES
& CO. is a household word
Tho quality of our sooda has
built up our popularity.
ior tiio coining lau and
Winter wo have manufactured
a stock that is su,ro to plqaso
Novelties and standard fubrics
aro hero in plenty, and price
gTitAWH rtiow the way tho wina blows, hut style. quality and making havo
tlKy don't show what hard blows we have , ' '. . 1 '
been striking at sir w hat prices. Bumehats ail leuuivuu uur JUiuuiiui uttiu,
nie dear at any price; thefo hats are cheap at With VOUF former IlOOtls in
mind we aroconinlontoi meet
double the money. If what covers yonr head I
Is not becoming to yon, all the pains yon take I
s to the rent ol your attire areslmply thrown I jjjy present Want1
away, (lomouud see how you will looklul & I' y "
A. C. Yates & Co
oue of our 60a strsw bats. There's no use lu
(Ivlugany further description ofthemthau
to any tut they are styllih. We cut the
price down because we wauttocutour stock
down. Anqther big bargain In bats la our il
Fstioy nrtlett pours, 76 cents per basket, I blacl1 6tl aU-
atCoslett' 8-22-tf 1 S. Ulll SL SOANLAN StauloAl
The Leading Photographer,
NO. 14 N. WHITE ST.
The work dona at this enllorr Is fully eoual
to that done at the lare galleries of New
xork ami ruiiaaeipms. uumparison is in
vited between the specimens of his two and
thrto dollar cabinets shown lu his window
and the best of work done c)tewl)ere at nve
aim nix aoiiurs,
tiruo not cumu lone n euis oi stairs to
ilatron.zflau enterp'ls ruu byoutortown"
ivirtiet wpeu oeiter wora may ue uaa oi your
own lowuHinea.
SOHEIDER'S BAKERY,
JStut Centre Street, SirEXUXDOAll,
Rread, Cakes, Ice Cream and Coafeclioncry
-OP AM. KINDS
Lambert, The Hatter,
Carries an extraordinary line ot
Hats, Caps and Gents' Furnishing Goods
and makes a specialty ot
Nellie Rly and Mary Anderson Caps.
a BA8T OBNTRH ST.
New Saloon and Restaurant !
Newly Paiiiiei), Papered and Renovated.
No. 115 13AST CENTRE 8TIU3CT,
Three doors above Kendrlck House,
BENJAMIN HASKEY, Proprietor.
Mr. Ilaskoy would lu'orm Uls many friends
aud the publlo that be will cater to their wants
lu the same ttrsi-class style that he has dons
Inthepust. rf one but the best brands of for,
el?n and 'domestic wines, llouors and clears
will be kept in stock. Choice temperance
drinks. Klue old slock ale 6
Theeatlni; ba' Is supplledwllh everythlnffi
In the eating line sertred lu the best Bt y)VJ
Meals served at all pours. Fine private ro
attachtd. h
LEATHER and SHOE HGS
J0V)PJII,X '.
Cor. 13th b Chestnut Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
W, S, SNYDER'S
Boot and Shoe Store,
(Hosteller's old stand,)
corner Coal and Jiirillu His.
iir. Bnyder will always keepln stock a;Hn
line of boots and shoes.
Custom Worlc nnd Ucpnlrlti;
rfnna In tha K.iat eluln (T- tA ...11
fiheaner thtati eorniintitnrs nn Main mrpAt. uhn
I have biff reoU to pay, and guarantees a gequ-
J". OLEARY,
Dealer In all kinds ot
Shoemakers' : Supplies !
Large and fl rat-class stock.
All Demands of the Trade Supphea I
in w nijwmi? an
Ferguson House building, SHENANDOAH, PA.
The Cheapest Place !
TO 11UY
Cents Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Etc,
IS AT
OHARLES ; YAROWSKY'S
23 West Centre Hi, Shenandoah.
Q M. HAMILTON, M. D.,
PHVSICM AND SURGEON,
Offloe-
23 West Lloyd Street, Bhenanti
i