JPIC-INTC! GOODS
-AT THE-
CORNER STORE
AT ALL PRINCIPAL RESTAURANTS,
All Muds of potted meats, flah,
canned goods, oyBters, Inbstera,
crabs, Ilmslan caviar, fresh Bplced
oyatcrs, finest smoked hams, bo
lognas and smoked beef, York state
full cream clieese.Ktimnthat.Swlso,
Edam, Bnpsairo and Mmburgcr.
Fine assortment of cakes and bis
cuits. O. nud B. pieklcs of all
kinds. Pickles by tho dozn. You
will find just what you want.
B 1XF0BT Bill, Light.
GOT. Pi.
"VjSLTOEI IBIESieiEe, Dark.
AM
Cor. Centre and White Streets.
The Evening Herald.
AI.li TJIK NKWS KOH ONI! CKXT.
Han a larger clmilntlon In JShcnundonh than
any other paper published. (Jlrcu
lilllnn books open to nil.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT HASTILY.
What Nowa
Gathorora Tako
Momont to Toll About.
Bruised burse radish applied to
wrist relieves neuralgia.
the
There will be plenty of chestnuts
for the boys to knock oil this year,
The siiulrrel fen?on la here but the
cqulrrels are said to be scarce.
The farmers are anxious for frosts to
hold oil till the corn fully matures,
It would be a good thing to have a
general llxing up of the sidewalks be
fore winter.
Both apple butter and elder are
cheap this fall. Apples never before
were so plenty.
There are some sidewalks in this
town that give n man u pain In the
side to wane on lliem.
There may be somo preity warm
days expected yet before autumn
settles down to work.
Alva's Brazilian Breclllc Co., 6 Wall strct
N. Y. Gentlemen: I lahe pleasure In test!
fylngto thecurollvo rowers of your Cacius
lllood Cure, which 1ms relieved me of mil
culnr rheumatism ol lone standing. I was
troubled, ferlously by dyspepsia us well, from
which, lam pleased to Male, It has also cured
mo.
Amurlnu you that I shall recommend your
roeaicine to my inennn, i am.
Yours respectfully,
ADAM nnowN.
Deo D, 1890. SIO Ninlli Ht., Urooklyu, N. Y.
Hold at Klrllu'R Druse Btore,Kert:U8on House
utocK, suenanaoan.
Sunday Tripa Suapondod.
Tho Sunday trips of tho stoamera of tho
Stonington lino will bo suspended after
Sunday, Auirust SO.h, until further notice.
"Wook-day trips will bo inado as usual, tho
l'alaco Stonmors "lihodo Island" and
"NarrnKansott" in commission, lcavinp;
Now York from Now IMor 30, North
Kivor (ono block auovo Canal Btrott), at
COO p.m., daily, except Sunday, connoct
ing with thrco cxpross trains for Boston,
I'rovidonco, Worcester and ull Eastern
points. 0-12-4t
Firomon's contest for a handsome banner
Wednesday ni;ut at Kobbins' opora house.
9 11 3t
Bucklon'a Arnica Salvo.
Tho Bent Halro In tho world for Cuts
Bruises, Hores, Ulcers, Halt Ilheum, Fever,
Hores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Coins, nud all Hkln Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay roqulrtd. It Is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded, l'rlco 'St centa per box. For sale
by C. II. llaiienbiich.
Always go to Ooslott's, South Main
stroot, for your primn oysters. 8 22-tf
Kocond hand school
sold at Max Itooio's.
books
bought and
tf
Coming; Evonta,
Oct. 20. Suppor in Kobbins' opera houso
under tho auspices of Ladies Aid Society,
No. 13, auxilliarv to Sons of Veterans.
Octobor 0. Suppor, ltobbins' opora
house, undor auspices
of tho English Bap-
tist church.
Provldenoo Lino
For Boston, Whito Mountains, Worcostor
and all resorts on tho Eastern Coast and
British Provincos. Tho world-ronownod
steamers Connecticut and Massachusetts
losvo Pior 29, North rivor (old No.) fo t of
Warron street, Now York, at 6 p. m., Sun
days oxcoptod. For tourist excursion
books and further information apply to A.
Molsood, Southern Passenger Agent, 830
Chostnut stroot, Philadelphia. 912 4t
At tho Samo Prico.
All persons holding duplicato checks for
photographs can havo tho samo promptly
linishod at Koagoy's art studio at tbo samo
fo price. Itemetnbor wo ara on tbo first floor.
Kbaokt
Bott work done at Bronnan's steam
laundry, Evorything whito and spotless.
Lara curtains a specialty. All work guar
anteed.
The place to buy your school hooka cheap is
Also Scholar's Companions, Hook Straps,
riohool Hag, Tablets, etc. Everything
uuu uuyiuiUK retjuiruu in kvuuui.
Hlateo, pencils, etc., sold re
tall ami wholesale.
Books Suitable for East and West Mahanoy Tft-p.
Don't forget tha place If you wish to eavo
muiiey.
3VL". MBLLBT;
CHAS. T. RICE'S OLD STAND.
22 East Centre St., Shenandoah.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
REGION 'ROUND.
A Budgot of Intoroating Artlclea
on all Toplca.
Mary Curns, a 10-yenr-old daughter
of Kyran Curns, a fire boss In tho
Cameron colliery, left her home ou
Hootch Hill, Sliamokln, nnd for two
days and nlglilB wandered in tne
moutitalus. Searching parlies were
sentoutundshewas found. Her mind
1b unlialauecd by her slay In the
mountain.
Nicholas Weaver, n well-known en-
glneer on the Lehigh Valley Railroad,
died at his home on Vino street, East
Mauch Chunk, on "Wednesday even-
n c. His lait employment was on me
JIahanov branch as engineer of loco
motive No. 74, drawing No. 282 freight
between Paokerton and Mt. Carmel.
Mr. Weaver had been sickly for some
time but Imd almost fully recovered.
Ho canio home from work in his miial
health on Saturday evening, August
20th. Durlni: that night he was
stricken with naralvsls to which hemor-
rhairoi were added later and nice
caused his death. Nicholas Weaver
was born in Germany and was forty-
nine years and (We months old. His
parenlB enme to tins country wuon ne
was onlv four vean of ase. He waa a
railroader all his life nnd an engineer
for twenty-six years. The deceased
leave a wife nnd seven children. The
eldest son. Georue N. Weaver, Is mar
ried nnd lives at Delano. Mauch
Chunk Times.
Insuraneo Commissioner Luper has
returned to Harrisburg from U trip to
Luzerne county, in wliicu lie had lour
men arrested for acting as agents for
the People's Mutual Benefit Society of
UlKliart, Indiana, wmcu mo pinte
Insurance Department refused to
license A lartro number of people are
out of pocket the premiums they huve
paid.
Thomas Lourin, n clothier of Hazle
ton. Pa., went to see the McAnlille
Gibbons light at Hoboken on Friday
night. He met a man there who
pictured the beauties of the Bowery
in New York. After the fight they
crossed tho ferry, and got three glasses
of beer in Pearl street. Lourin pays
tho beer must have beendrugKed.be'
cause his head began to sing at once.
In the saloon nnother man joined
them. Then they went out and
walked up the street a short distance.
when one of Jjourltrs new acquaint
ances leaned over nnd said. "Youi
clothes aren't llxed right." With this
he snatched n $400 diamond pin from
Lourin's cravatand ran. Then Lourin
fell into tho gutter unconscious
When he awoko he went to tho Oak
street police station, where he made
known his loss, and was lociteu up lor
intoxication. At the Tombs he was
discharged.
John McNurtrle. n book canvasser,
went into the Henry Clay mine to sell
n book nnd as he was leaving the place
he was crushed to death by a mine
car.
Mt. Pleasant. Luzerne county, Isn
anv more. The name ot the viuag
has been changed to Harwood nnd the
colliery Is now the linrwood colliery
The Board of Directors of tho Le-
hlch Valley Railruad Company has
declaied a quarterly dlvidei d of one
and one-quarter per cent., payable
Thursday, uciooer ii, laui.
At about 5 o'clock Friday evening
the body of Mrs. Kate Downs,
Alden. was found in the Lehiuh river,
near the old bridge below Penn Haven
Juiuitloii.
The body was lound by
her son, Martin Downs, it was
wedged between rocks. Mrs. Downs
disappeared from a Lehigh Valley
train at Penn .Haven junction on
night Inst week. Hie cause of her
disappearanco is a mystery,
Mahlon Gerber, the superintendent
or tho Kidney uoal uoinpany'i
washerv. at Malzevllle. has purchased
a part luterest In tho colliery known as
Zorby's, at Gllborton, and proposes
screening the banks surrounding
A new breaker for the purpose had
been erected nearly a year ago, but
owing to a disagreement between the
partners, Messrs. Z.erby uuu beamati
the plant has been inactive over since,
i Mr. uerber assumes Mr. Derby's inter
est lu It, a transfer being made one
day last week, and with the assistance
of Mr. Seaman, of Frackvllle, will
commence operations immediately
The employes of the United States
Express are to be un I formed at the ex
pense of the company by October
'I'll . 1,.,ir,wi, nA.iulata nf a flnnltln
.UD UllllUUII v.'iioiotn Ul M IIUUUIU
breasted coat of dark navy blue, with
brass buttons containing tbomonogram
'U.K. ii;." un tuo lapel or tho coat
will be worn the trade mark of the
company, a horeefchoo nud fire-proof
safe with eagle wings extending there
irom.
The remains of the lato Joseph C,
ilasbrldue arrived at Ashland Batu
day ulglit on one of the late Lehigh
trains and couvoyeu to his parent
homo at Gordon. He died at his horn
at Keokuk. Iown, last Tuesday nlgl
from injuries he received in a wreck
on the Keokuk nud North-Weatern
Jtailway on tha morning of Bepi
uu.
To Dlapol OoldB,
Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse tho
systom effectually, yet gontly, when cos
tivo or bilious, or when the blood is Impuro
or sluggish, to pormauontly cure habitual
constipation, to awakon tho kidneys and
livor to a healtby activity, without irrita
ting or weakening them, uso Syrup of Figs.
Primo oystora, the best tho market
affords, slwajs on hsnd at Uoilott's. & 22-tf
KEYSTONE DANK AFFAIRS.
Tho luventlgntlon Will II Continued Jlj
the TrooMiry Department.
WAsiiikoton, Sop. 15. After tho con
ference held nt tho Treasury Department
hetwoon Acting Secretary Spnulding, So
licitor Hepburn and Comptroller Lncey,
as to tho power of tho government to ac
cept advances of money to continue tho
examination Into tho affairs of tho Key
stone National Batik ot Philadelphia, tho
following telegram was sent to tho chair
man of the committee of llfty :
The revised statutes of tho United
States provides that 'no department ot
tho government shall expend In any ono
fiscal year any sum in excess of appro
priations made by Congress for tbo fiscal
year, or Involve tho government in any
contract for the future payment of money
in oxcess of such appropriations.'
"lhoactot Alarch, tb'Jl, provides nn
appropriation of $5,000 'for tho necessary
investigation of violations of Section
5.093 ot tho revised statutes of the
United States, and for no other purposo
whatever. '
"Of tho amount appropriated for tho
fiscal year ending June SO, 1891, moro
than 4,600 has already boen expended,
and largely in connection with tho inves
tigation of tho affairs ot tho Keystone
National Dank, lcavlni? loss than $400 to
cover similar Investigations throughout
tho entire country during tho cntlro nlno
months of tho present fiscal yoar. Thi-J
is tho only appropriation available for
such purpose.
"Tho auovo states tuny the condition
ot tho appropriation and the laws, but ai
it is the desire of this department that
tho lnvestiaatlon into tho affairs of the
bank bo thorouizh and exhaustive, and
tbat all tho facts bo brought to light,
you aro informed that, if as proposed,
your committee shall advance the money
necessary to continue the Investigation it
shall proceed undor the dlroctlon of this
department, nnd tho Secretary of the
Treasury will ask Congress to make an
appropriation to reimburse tho ad
vances." POLITICAL.
-FOIt.-
BENJ. J. SMITH,
I'HESENT Dr.l'UTV.
-GO TO-
PETER CECCHINI &. BRO.'S,
111 EA.BT CKNTItE BT.,
For Fine Pears and Best California Grapes.
11KST CELERY IN TOWN.
JOHN H. EVANS SALOON,
30 E. CENTRE BT., SHENANDOAH
FRESH BEER. PORTER, ALE.
Finest brands ol clears always on hand
Tho best temperance drinks.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Fish, Oysters, Fruits,
VEGETABLES, &c
FRESH GOODS EVERY DAY.
VltXCICS MOIUUlATfi.
Would solicit part of the patronage of the
pUDUC.
COAKLEY BROS.,
Knlehl'sOldHUnd.
Cor, Centre and White Sts.
gTItAWD show tht way the wind blows, but
they don't show what hard blows we have
beeu striking at trw hat priors. Home bats
are dear at any price; these hats are cheap at
double the money. If what covers your head
Is not becoming to you, nil the pains you take
as to the rest ol your attlro nreslmply thrown
away. Come nnd sea bow you will look In
ono of our GOo straw bats. There's no use lu
giving any further description of them than
to nay this they are Btyllsh. We cut the
price down because we want to cut our stock
down. Another big bargain la bats Is our 91
black stiff bats.
13 S. Mala St SOANLAN ShenapJcah
Q M. HAMILTON, M. I).,
PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON,
Otfloa-tS West Lloyd Utrett, Bhenandoah
WANTS, &o.
FOR SAL K Old bottles, suitable for
bollllng catsup, Ac, can bo had very cheap
at .1. A. Hell ly'n 1 Iquor sto- e. 8 2'j-tf
TXfANTKD. At once,
twenty girls
w. AdpI nt
T T able to work machlnn. Apnl nt
Ibibblno and Housenick'i
cap factory. 9-U 21
WANTI5D Good sewers to learn
dress man lug. Apply at room No. 4.
oloH1ce building.
X?OR HUNT. Three rooms, suitable
1. for club room, olllce, etc. Gas and Moam
fixtures. Wow boiler Juxtput la. Apply to
Levi ltofowlcli, clothier, S, Main Ht. II 2-tf
nEBIRABLE
PHOPKUTY FOR
X-r sal".
One of Mm mo4t desirable nrnner.
lies or. West Oak street, for Bale on reasonable
lornis. .ppiy at, nowse s grocery piore, cor
ner .Tardlu and Oak streets. Shenandoah. I'd.
rpYPH WRITING. A young lady,
JL a graduat. 'nw work at type wrtMnir.
I'ullnlUKKAi.n office, or Hddrem Hr.itALrr.
tihenundoali, l'a, 8 1U
FARMS FOR HALE. Areyou look
I1112 lor n farm? If ki call on or writa to
J. J. Kehler. Frackvllle. l'a.. as to whero thev
aro located and for term.
B-iK-II
T7"OR SALE A beautiful double
1 rod Iron fence, suitable lor fencing ceme
tery IoIk. or fur cates around writings. In-
qulioof I'resbylerlau church trnslees. OOtf
FOR SALE. A nice 28 acre farm
lor tale, Klx miles from Hhenanduah.
lle.-uillfully ultnaled on a public road Good
dwelling. Good barn. Fruit Ines beginning
to ueur. Ml young. Splendid stream ot
water ruonlnc Ihrounh I'm llin land. ThU In
h good cnance for a man who wants a small
iirm. inquire or Jates u. Jiultoo, po.t
office building, room 0. i-O tf
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNE It
ship. Nolle Is hereby glvn that the
firm i if luul In & Hooks heretofore exlllnir
anu uoiug uusiners in tne oorougn or one n
nndoah has beeu this day dissolved. .Mr. n.
ljaunig, mo senior member or the nrm,
retiring. The business wl 1 hcreaner he con
ducted by F. W. Hooks and Richard 1,. Brown.
composing tho firm of Hooks & Urowu, who
assume till obligations of the old firm and to
wnom an oius uue tuai nrm tnouiu be paid
r. vv. hooks
IticiiAKi) 1,. Brown.
Shenandoah, l'a.. Pent. 11. 1891.
1-a-w-lwH
AMUSEMENTS.
JJIKIIOUHON'S 'rilEATIlli,
P. J. FEKQCSOV, MANAGER.
OPBjYIJVG OF THE SEASON!
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, '91.
Engagement ol the favorite melo-dramatlo
actor,
JAMES H. WALLI0K,
In his latest and grandest success,
The Mountain King
Introducing his famous acting horses,
RAIDER, CHARGER,
TEXAS ANDJPETE.
PRICES OF ADMISSION, 25, 50, 75c.
P. J. FEItaUSON, MANAGRlt.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, '91.
ALFRED KEL0T,
and his own company will present the great
uomeuy uruniii.
"O'FLYNN IN MEXICO"
Under the management of W. S. Dibble.
Evf ry particle of scenery used for this pro-
uuciiuu is carneu dy ine company ana
is juauu 10 iil any stage
m America.
Prices, CO, a S3, 3C2o.
Seats on sale at Klrlln's drug store.
No Combine Beer 1
has secured the agency for the
BUUWE1SES and EXPORT BEERS
RICHARDS & CO.
OP WILKE-J-llAKItli.
ALSO AGENT FOR
Rettigs Beer, Porter,
AND CONTINENTAL ALES.
OUDEI13 CAN HE LEFT WITH
SOL. UAAK, 120 S. MAIM ST.,
who will promptly nil all orders tor
fclhenanaoati ana vicinity.
Reduction
PRICE.
A few patterns of White Embroidery,
Flouiicings, Plain and Plaid Muslins,
Pineapple Cloths, Satteons, Chintzes,
also l'emnants of Prints, Ginghams, -,
and Dress Goods of all kindswhich are
ottered regardless of cost to clean out.
Old
113 Nortli Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
Shenandoah Business College !
-AND-
SHORTHAND SCHOOL,
ROBBNS' OPERA HOUSE BUILDING,
NORTH MAIN STREET, SHENANDOAH,
Fall Term Begins Monday, August 31st 1891.
W. J. SOILV, President.
The Leading Photographer,
14 N, WHITE ST.
The work done at this gallery Is fully equal
to that done at the large galleries of New
York and Philadelphia. Comparison Is In
vited between the specimens of his two and
thrre dollar cablneU shown In his window
and the best of work done elsewhere at five
and Mx dollars.
VDo not climb long flights of stairs to
patronize an enterpilse run by out of town
parties when bettr work may be had of your
own townsmen.
New Saloon and Restaurant 1
Newly Paiiied, Papered and Renovated.
No. 115 EAHT CENTRE 8TREUT,
Three doors above Kendrlck House,
BENJAMIN HASKEY, Proprietor.
Mr. Hasker would Inform his many friends
and the public that he will cater to their wants
inineBame nrsuciass siyie tnai ne nas done
In the past. None but the best brands of for.
elgn and domestic wines, liquors and cigars
will be kept in stock. Choice temperance
drinks, Fine old stock ale.
The eating bar Is supplied with everything
In the eating line served In tho best style.
Meals served at all hours. Fine private rooms
attached.
LEATHER and SHOE ENDINGS
3?. J-. CLEABY,
Dealer In all kinds ol
Shoemakers' : Supplies !
Largo and first-class stock.
All Demands of the Trade Supplied
18 W. CENTRE ST.,
Ferguson House building, SHENANDOAH, PA.
The Cheapest Place !
-TO BUY-
Gcnls' Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Etc,
is at
CHARLES : YAROWSKY'S,
23 West Centre Bt Bhenandoah.
W, 8, SNYDER'S
Boot and Shoe Store,
(Mas teller's old stand,)
Corner Coal nutl Jnrcllu Bin.
Mr. Hnyder will always koop;in stock a;flne
H11U Ul UWH UUU PUUCB.
Custom Work uud Repairing:
done In the best style. Us iraaranteea to sell
cheaper than competitors on Main street who
uave mg reuu w pay, ana guarantees a genu'
na bargain on every purchase.
Reliable Stand,
Tho name of A. C. YATES
& CO. is a household word.
Tho quality of our goods has
built up our popularity.
Jbor tho coming Jball and
Winter wo havo manufactured
a stock that is sure to please.
Novelties and standard fabrics
aro here in plenty, and price,
style, quality and making have
all received our pei'Bonal care..
With your former needs in
mind wo aro confident of meet
ing present wants,
A. C. Yates & Co.
Cor. 13th & Chestnut Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
GET THE BEST.
The"HEW BROADWAY" BAHGE
Is the best range In the market, and the price
win jusi sun, i no munwing promptly
attended to:
TIN ROOFING, SPOUTINO, ROOF PAINTINt
Andall kinds of
kept on hand. Dealers supplied. Thanking
for past favors, I remain yours to command,
WM. P. PRATT,
7-0-3m 331 S. Jardln St., Shenandoah
SOHEIDER'S BAKERY,
SO East Centra Street, SIWNAXDOAn.
Bread, Cakes, Ice Cream and Confectionery!
-OP Alt KJND8,-
Lambert, The Hatter,
Carries an extraordinary line ot
Hats, Caps and Cents' Furnishing Goods
and makes a specialty ot
Nolllo Bly and Mary Anderson Caps.
6 HAST OBISTTRH ST.
. WIEIEJIKIS
Has removed to Bill Jones' old stand
17 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Whsre he. will bo pleated to meet tho waruT.
o his friends and the publlo In )
Everything in the Drinking Line. '