Seasonable Chaw !
STO"W OUST T?A I
All kinds of spices, vinegar,
sugar, etc., for tho preserving
and pickling season. All pure.
Sweet Pickles and Pickled
Goods, Canned Goods, Cheese,
etc., at
AT ALL PRINCIPAL RESTAURANTS,
EMS1B 1XF0BT Bill, Light.
HIT, Pi
11 1
Cor. Centre and White Streets.
The Evening Herald
AliliTJIR NIIWS FOK ONK CKNT.
lias n larger circulation In IHhenandoah tbnn
any other paper published. Circu
lation books open to all.
AFFAIRS OATJGHT HASTILY,
What Nowb Gnthorors Tako
Momont to Toll About.
Wnrmer.
Foggy mornings.
BliL'llliiirlis nre plenty.
Pumpkin plo time Is coming.
Tho seuson for cough drops is com
nig.
Tho enrtli(iinko always openB up
8O1110 new country.
Time to miiko your catsup if you
Haven't clone so.
The beautiful green color of French
pens Is armlclal.
Frosty mornings may bo expected
pretty boou now.
Read Price & Sons advertisement on
tlio fourth page.
The heater men's services are begin
ning to bo in demand.
It will not bo long now till tho
leaves vein havo their turn mitt men
fall.
A friend says he always forgives his
enemies if they are bigger tliau no is,
Golden rod is vorv lino this season
wet weuther having kept It fresh and
fair.
The cold frosty mornings arc coming
when buckwheat cukes nud sausage
will lie in order.
A mti on Main street stoned a
peacli yesterday uud the police didn'
arrest mm.
Unve you seen tho pretty fall
millinery at Miss MoGiunW? The
mock is wormy 01 inspection.
The cool nights are liaviug their ef
fect on the foliage, and tho leaves are
beginning to fall. The beautiful sea
son of tho year is yet to come.
Kuough cider has been made in
F.astern l'ensylvania this season, says
a Heading dlHpatcii, to nil tlio acmiyi
Kin to its brim were mat river to k
dry.
Guaranteod Cure.
We nuthomo our advertised druggist to soil
Dr KIiil-'h Now Discovery lor Cousumollon.
. vugija (tin. VjUiub. unju nun MJiiukuuu. 11
Tuu are ullUctad with a Couuh. Cold or unv
Ii ng, Throat or Chest trouble, mid will ite
mis lemi'oy as aireciea, Kving H a iair inai,
Rtid experience no bonellt, you may return
tho bottle ti'l havo vour moncv refunded.
Wo could riot make this oiler did wenot know
that Dr. IClng's New Discovery could be rolled
on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles free
i.t O. II, Hagenbucu drug store. inrgeslzo
tuo. ami ti.w.
Indians at Hurko's opera bouse, Frack
vino, w oanosaay evening, u si-n
Coming Evonts.
Oct. 1. Do Moss Family concort at
Koubiiu1 opora house.
Octobor G. buppor, Hobbins' opora
houso, undor auspices of the English Bap
tist church.
Oct. a). Supper in Kobbins' opora house
under tho autpicos of Ladies Aid Socioty,
No. 13, auxilliarv to Sons of Vetorans.
Novombor 20. Grand supper in Kobbin6'
opora houso; bonoflt of Lady Harrison
Lodgo, No. 16, A. I'. L. A.
At tho Samo Prioo.
All persons holding duplicato checks for
photographs can havo the same promptly
flnisbod at KnaRey's art studio at (he samo
price. Komembor wo are on tho first floor.
Keaoev,
See tho Indians at UurWs opera house,
Frackvillo, Wednesday ovining. 0-21-f
Burchlll's Rostaurnnt.
Charles ISuichlll is now locatod at corner
of Alain and Ooal st roots, 8bontndoah,
ItoKuiar motile, at popular prices, served
any timo. Ladles' dining and rofrosbmont
rooms attached. 9-1-i-tf
To Our Headers.
Are you troubled with Consumption or a
itiumnnW (MM lr un (.lira lnuilthw D..MI. .
live In open air, uso l'au-Tinu Cough and
Consumption Cure, and be cured. Don't
aeiay Trial uouies ireo ui Kiriiua urus store
Prottiost oil cloth in town at C. D.
Fricko's carpet store. 9-18-tf
SCHOOL
BOOKS.
The place to buy your school books cheap is
Also Scholar's Companions, Book Straps,
School llaga, Tablets, etc Kverylhtng
and anything required In fccbool.
Hlattw, iraiiolls, etc, sold re
tail uud wholesale.
Bjoks Suitable for East anil West JIalianoy Twp.
Don't forget the place If you wish to save
money.
IMC. MBLLET;
CHAS. T. RICE'S OLD STAND.
22 East Centre St., Shenanooah.
BEGION 'ROUND.
A Budgot of Interesting Articles
on all Topics.
The strike at Morea lias been settled.
Tho men resumed work yesterday.
The trouble uroaeover new rules in re
gard to tho men dealing at the com
pany store. Tlio company wanieu tue
men tonsslgn tho right to stop oil' at
tlio colliery all amounts duo for mine
supplies and store accounts. The com-
pauy win notpusii me agreement.
The miners of llyron colliery, near
Shamokin. owned and onerated by
tho Black Diamond (Joal uompany, oi
Philadelphia, aro on strike for an ml
vance oi wages.
An eflort is being made by Manager
Heckman, of Shamokin, to organize a
UonI Kegion ijt-iigue lor next season.
it is tho intention tonaveaii tno nomo
players, and no ono can participate in
a game unless he has resided In the
circuit at least thirty days.
ON HIS KNEES.
John Gowanski Within an Inch of
Death.
John Gowanski, a Hungarian nearly 70
years of age, had a most rcmarknblo es-
enpo from doath on tho Philadelphia and
Reading railroad Sunday evening. As tho
passenger train duo horo shortly after 5
o'clock was passing Shonandoab City col
liery tho otigineor noticed a man on the
track in front of tho Koad's houses. Tho
whistlo was blown, but tho man tecmod
unablo to got upon bis foot. IIo was
in a kncoling position between tho two
tracks, bis kneos reeling on tho odgo of the
sills supporting tho rails upon which tho
train was running. Tho ongincer con
tinued to blow tho whistlo and revorscd his
engine, but was unuble to stop tho train
boforo roacbirg tho man. G iwanski suc
coedpd in kooping his body in an upright
position nnd as tho train passed him bis
faco acrapod along tho sido of tho cars.
The incidont caused great excitomont on
tho train, as none of tho passengers doubted
that tho man would bo killed. As tho last
car passed him Gowanski foil across the
rails. After the train was stopped some
passengers wont back to tho prostrate form,
Thoy found the man badly Intoxicated and
when his true condition was learned they
marvolod that ho had succeeded in main
taining an upright position until tho train
passed. It was cortainly ono of tho most
narrow escapos.
To Dispol ColdB,
Headaches and Fevers, to cloanso the
system effectually, yet gently, when cos
tive or bilious, or when tho blood is impure
or sluggish, to pormanontly euro habitual
constipation, to awaken tho kidneys and
livor to a hoalthy activity, without irrita
ting or weakoning thorn, uso Syrup of Figs.
"My Oolloon."
"Ity Colleen," an Irish comedy drama
by James A. Home, author of "Hearts of
Oak," will bo presented in Shenandoah for
the first timo Thursday, Sept. 21. Tho
play comes heralded by tho press as tho
bost and purest Irish comedy drama before
tho public. Tho author receiving univor
sal commendation for bis unconventional
puro and life-liko treatment of Irish
peasantry question. The play depicts tho
struggles of an Irish peasant prosecuted by
tho steward of a rich landowner, whoso
plans of revengo are presented by tho
dovotion of a big-hearted Irish lad, Tho
pieco Is a beautiful story intenely interest
ing. In tho part of Jerry Doyle Mr,
Farroll has undoubtedly created tho
strongest character ho has as yet given on
tho stago. Tho songs which havo made
him so well known he einjis nightly, also
introducing with Jennio Loland, a capti
vating soubrette, thoir latest success,
"Wbispor." The company is first-class,
wbilo the scenic effects aro tho most elab
orate as yet seen in an Irish production.
Tako vour carpet racs to I). D. Frlcko'
carpet store and have thorn made into a
flrbt-class carpet. 9-18-tf
Lambert, The Hatter,
Carries an extraordinary line of
Hats, Caps and Cents' Furnishing Goods
and makes a specialty ot
Nellie Bly and Mary Anderson Caps
G EAST aEKTTHE ST.
Q M. HAMILTON, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office S8 West Lloyd Street, BbenanODab
Pa.
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DISS GOODS, BLANKETS and CARPETS
AT -
JNO. B. PRICE'S SONS
"Common Sense"
SHOE STORE,
110 South Main St., Shenandoah.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
S. Xi- BEOWN.
Grand Opening!
FALL AND WIN
TEK STYLES 01
MILLINERY
ELLAM. M'GINNISS'
-No. 26-
East Centre St., Shenandoah, Pa.
Tho II nest and largest asortment
lu Hats, Ilounets and Caps at re
markably low prices. Our line of
Children's THIMMED AND UN
THIMMED IIA.T6
Oimnot 13 o mciTX,Hoel.
FOR RENT.
STORE-ROOM AND DWELLING
Cor. Jardin and Lloyd Sts.
The undersigned oilers the store-room and
dwellluc. Mtuato at the norlhweit corner of
jarain ana iioya sireem, ior rem, i-ossession
given immeaiaitiy. ine store-room n re
cently oeen papered and painted, and If" de
sirable location for most any kind of buslncs.
If so desired, tu stole-room can be rented
without the dwelling.
For further particulars apply to
THOMAS U. DAVIKS.
10-10-tf Cor. Jardin and Lloyd Streets.
IFOIR, SALE.
I hereby give notice that I will sell at 'public
sale an my nousenom toons, consist
ing of the following goods:
Parlor Suit, Bedroom Sets, Chairs
CAKPETS, TABLES,
and nil such eoods as are found In a well
furnished house. The above goods must be
sold at once.
MRS. JACOB HENTZ.
New Saloon and Restaurant !
Newly Painted, Papered and Renovated.
No. 115 15AST CBNTKIi BTItKCT,
Thi'ee doors above Kendrlck House,
BENJAMIN HASKEY, Proprietor.
Mr. Haskey would ln'orra his many friends
nnd the publlo that he will cater to their wants
in ine same nrst-ciass style mat ne nos done
luthenast. None but the best brands of for
eign and domestic wines, liquors and cigars
will be kept In stock. Choice temperance
arinss. rma oiu siock aie
The eattner bar Is supplied with evervtblne
In the eating line served In the beststyle.
Meals served at all hours. Fine prlvato rooms
aiiacuea.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Fish, Oysters, Fruits,
VEGETABLES, &c.
FRESH GOODS EVERY DAY.
PRICKS MODIillATl!,
Would solicit part of the patronage of the
puuuc.
COAKLEY BROS.,
Knight's Old Blind. CIIPNMlvIinill IM
Cor.Centre and White sU.,uUtn'lHUUdll, I A.
SOHEIDER'S BAKERY,
UO Bast Centre Street, SllJIXAXltOAII.
Bread, Cakes, lee Cream and Coifecliooery
-OF ALL KINPS,-
WANTS, &o.
TPOn SALli Old bottles. niilinhlnfni
JL boltllng catsup, .Vc, enn be had very cheap
at .1. A. Itellly's liquor stoi e, 8 3Mf
T?OR flENT. Three rooms, suitable
U for Club room, office, etn. OnA nnrt strain
fixtures. Now holler Jutt put In. Apply to
Levi Iterowlch, clothier, Si Main St. n 2-tl
WANTED. A girl for general
housework. Good waires rtald. Annlv
at IlKitALU office. (1-1 i) ti
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR
sale. Ono of the most desirable nrnnnr.
ties on West Oak street, Tor sale on reasonable
terms. Apply at Itowse's grocery store, cor
ner jaruin ana unit streets, snenanaoan, l'a
TYPE WRITING. A young lady,
a graduate, wnnis work at type writing.
- all at IlKitAi.D olllce, or address Hkiiai.u,
Mhenaudoali, l'a. 8 Ml
FARMS FOR SALE. Areyou look
lug lor a farm? If so call on nr write In
J. J. Kehler, 1-raclcvllle, l'a., as to where they
nre located and for terms.
8-22-tf
FOR RALE. A beautiful double
rod Iron fence, suitable for fencing ceme
tery lots. or fir eatei around 'Wtlllnes. In.
quire of l'resbylcrlan church trnsieeB. 0 9 tf
FOR SALE. A nice 28-acre farm
for sale. Mix miles from Shenandoah.
Ileautlfully situated on a publlo road Good
dwelling, Good barn. Fruit trees beginning
to bear. All young. Splendid stream ol
water running through ibo the land. This Is
a good cnance for n man who wants a small
fxrm. Inquire of James O. Hutlou, post
olUce building, room 6. u-Otf
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
shlp. Nolle Is hereby given that the
firm of Latldlg A Hooks berelol'ore exl.llnt?
and doing business In the borough of Shen
andoah has been this day dissolved. Mr. H,
1- . Ljiiiuig. ine senior memuer oi inonrm,
retiring. The business whl hereafter be con
ducted by F. W. Hooks and Richard U Brown,
composing mo arm or hooks ,k lirown, who
assume all obligations of tho old Arm and to
wnom nu unisaue mar. nrm snouiu do paid,
F. W. Hooks
Richard L. llnowN.
Shenandoah, Pn Sept. II, 1891.
1-a-w-lw
AMUSEMENTS.
JIJIttJUHON'M THUATIIE,
p. j. rnaansov, manaqkb.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, '91
The eventog FoiEsttr comed'au ond
dancer,
T03STY FARBELL
In his latest success,
; "MY COLLEEN" t
By James A. Heme, author of Hearts ot Oak,
etc, supporiea oy ms own cumpuuy 01
excellent players, Includlug the
charming vocalist and dan
cer, JKNNIE ICELAND.
A Great Comedian, A Sweet Singer,
An excellent company, a pure play, and
magnlllcent scenic tllccls.
A NTIQUlTYcan be tolerated In almost any
thing but hais. If the bead Is out of date
the rest of the body 1b prttty sure to follow
suit. Nobody but a millionaire or a genius
can afford to wear ancient headgear, and even
they take a good many chances when they do
It, It will cost you no more to bo up with the
times than it will to be half a mile behind
them. Everything about our fl.CO bat Is band
some but the price, and J1.M forsudh a hat am
scarcely be called anything but a ridiculously
low figure. The same can be said of our 25o
neckwear. Our line of gents' furnishing goods
Is the lowest priced In the market.
13 S, Mala St SOANLAW Shenandoah
LEATHER and SHOE FUNGS
IP. J": CLEART,
Sealer in all kinds ot
"X . ..
Shoemakers' : Supplies !
lArgeaudflrst-claaaiStock., "
All Demands of the Trade Suppiea
18 W. CENTRE' SI1.,
Ferguson House building, SHENAND0A1; PA
The Cheapest PlaQe !
TO BUY
Oenls' Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, E(c,
IS AT
CHARLES : YAROWSKY'S,
23 West Centre fit,, Shenandoah.
Reduction
zixr- PRICE,
A few patterns of White Embroidery,
Flouncings, Plain and Plaid Muslins,
Pineapple Cloths, Satteons, Chintzes,
also r.emnants of Prints, Ginghams,
and Dress Goods of all kinds, which aro
oftered regardless of cost to clean out.
J. J. PRICE'S Old
113 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
HO ! FOR THE
TO HB HELD AT
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, '91
GKRInTID IBIXiaTTIESIOItT
UNDEIl THE AUSPICES OP
SHENANDOAH TRIBE, 110,155,
Train will leave Shenandoah nt5.52a. m., via Lehigh "Valley Rnilroail.
Tickets for the Round Trip, $1.75.
Tickets may bo had of membenrof
morning of tlio excursion.
Shenandoah Business College i
AND
SHORTHAND SCHOOL,
ROB BINS1 OPERA HOUSE BUILDING
NORTH MAIN STEEBT, SHENANDOAH,
Fall Term Begins Monday, August 31st, 1891.
W. J. SOLLY, President.
DO YOU WANT
A GOOD FIT ?
nud well made, fashionable clothes?
If so, call on
W. J JACOBS,
Fashionable Custom Tailor,
8 South Jardin Street, Shenandoah.
Call nui sen samples of the latest goods nud
the styles. Good. workmanship, promptness
ami fair prices.
CHAS. STETLER,
Tonsorial Artist !
(Towusend's old stnnd,)
117IN, Main St., Bliciinndonli.
J
l'artles desiring a first ols js shave, shampoo
or uuir cut thould call at try new shop which
has been reflttcd and Ihevuuishly rfnovated.
Special attention Is uwen to ladles' hair
cutting.
A. curdlnl invitation is extended to my old
patrons and the publ'ii In general to call and
6ee me at my new quarters.
Newly Reflttcd and Renovated.
sjE-n.A.-viiisra-:,
Hair Cutting and Haw Dressing I
HIIAJtrOOINO, ETC., II Y
E. G. J. WADLINGER,
Under I'ostofflce Ilulldlng,
Main and Oak Sts., Shenandoah.
"';',,ot..and.col(lbaUl! Pollta, prompt and
careful attention, g
-aoPro
r
PETER CECCHINI & BRO.'S,
111 EABliOKNTRE ST.,
For Fine Pearsnd Best California Grapes.
BEST
LEBY IN TOWN.
Reliable Stand.
STATE FAIR !
JSETULEIIJEM,
IMPROVED ORDER OE RED MEM
tho order and at tho station on the?
To tho general public tho
Clothiers' advertisements are
apt to be "chestnuts." There
fore we will bo as brief as pos
sible. Our FALL OPENING DIS
PLAY of choice and natty
Suits and Overcoats for Menr
Boys and Children occurs this
week. Tho attractive prices
seem to add to its beauties.
A C. Yates & Co.
NOW OHLV
Cor. 13th 6c Chestnut Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
IlCHt'iuacIc Clotlilusr
iu lMtllucIclpliln.
GET THE BEST.
Tk"SEW BROADWAY" RANGE
Is the best range In the market, and the price
will Just suit. The following promptly
attended to;
TIN HOOFING, SPOUTING, ROOF PAINTING
Andall kinds of
STOVE nilI?J3L.I3?ll3,
kept on hand. Sealers supplied. Thanking
for past favors, I remain yours to command,
WM. E. PRATT,
73m 331 S, Jardin St., Shenandoah