ON TAJF I
AT ALL PRINCIPAL RESTAURANTS,
On llic Right 'rrnclc,
8RV.KHN, tlieOroeer, iestlll onthorWit
track and romiw lo limn with another train
load of Fine Or coriei, Can nod OooJs,
Heats, Flnur. etc.
SDH V AUGUST'S,
Centre nuil Wlilto Bts., Shenandoah.
The Evening Herald.
ALL TJIK NKWS Fnit OlK OKNT.
lias n larger circulation In Bhcnandoah tUau
nny other paper published. Circu
lation tonk npen to a!.
BEOION 'ROUND.
A Budget of Interesting Articles
on all Topics.
This information N glciiued from it
book the Board of 1)1 tec to re of the
Citv Trusts curried wltli them duiinir
tht'ir trip tliiuugh tills region this
week: "The luwst producer of thfso
collipriHtt is tho Win. I'inii, which In
1S90 had a total of 2S't,58 11 tons, und
the first eight montliB or 18'Jl produced
174,081.I'J tons."
Secretary Tlieo. V. llarron, of tho
Ashland Hoard nf Trade, has leen
corresponding with several parlies
re.'ntly in connection with tholeasiiiK
ol the defunct shirt p'ant. He lun
hopes of locating u woolen factory Mint
will i;ivo employment from 75 to 100
bauds.
A snap swindler hns pulled people lu
BloomsiiurK and lipiKhboriiiK towns
aclling a worthies compound for 2
and tirtjiiilsinjr to send ii law book o
nil purchasers, free of charge, which
he never does. lie may work aiound
this wav. Keep wi eye open for him
mid uiulco it interesting for him If he
doc. .
Whether it be a "T" rail or a flat
rail, the fuct remains that Aehlaud la
willing to hail the advent of the elec
tric railway with joy. Wo need n
boom and It will come with the cats.
Ashland Telnyram.
George Chisnell, who won name,
fame and n little money anil became
one of tho most noted short distance
sprinters In tho country, has been
working in the iniues at .Blackwood,
near Mineri-villo, lately. Last week
ho met with an accident by which he
had one of his feet crushed, and it is
thought the injury will leault in his
retirement from the track.
The man who has neither character
nor honor to wouud Is usually sens!
tivo In the region of the pocket book.
T'lerepoit Mint the price of eoflee is
coming down ought to pleaso oveiy
husband, even if his wife keeps on
making it hot for him.
As marriage lias always been con
nlderetl u lottery, isn't it possible that
tho publisher of n paper who publishes
weuuiug notices could bo luillulutl V
Coming Events.
Nov. 3 and '1 Grand ontorlalnmont,
"Undo Tom and live," in the 1. M.
church.
Nov. C Second anniversary entertain
ment of Major Jennings Council, No. 807,
Ir. O. U. A. M., in Ferguson's thentro,
Nov. 18 Grand supper in Kohbins' opera
nou o for tho benefit of tho Trinity Ito
formod church.
November 2fi. Grand tupporin ltohbins'
opera liouso; bonout of Ludy Harrison
Lodgo, No. 10, A. 1. L. A.
Second hand school books bought
cold at M ax lleosa's.
and
tf
Prime oyston", tho best tho market
affords, always on hand at Coslett'f. 8 22-tf
Oysters.
Oysters are in season. Go lo Schoencr's.
-Families supplied. Parlors for ladies. 9-Hf
Prettiest oil cloth in own
yricko's carpet store.
at O. D
0-18-tf
Tako your oarpM rags to O. D. Fricko's
carpet store and have them made into a
flrat-clasi carpet. 0-18-tf
THE OLD TAKEN
JAMES S.THOMAS
Is now located at Malnbrldge's old stnud,
Cor. COAL and WEST STS.,
and offer to the public the finest Hue of
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED!
Pro visions, Plait and Oysters, Green and
Smoked Ham auU I'llieli.
' I3kxi,u.km. Xjomoxis,
The place to buy your aohool books cheap is
-Alao Helmlar'l Companions, Ilnok Htraps.
benobl )lag. Tablet, etc. Everything
aud anything r quired In ubool.
siaien, rencitis eio,, so:u ro
Utlfnud wholesale.
Books Suilul! for liastaDtl WesAlaliaDoj Twp,
Don't forgt tbs plsoe if you wish to save
juoni-y.
2sL. MBLLET
CHAS. T. HICE'i OLD STAND.
22 East Centre St., Swnanooafi.
I
SCHOOL BOOKS.
I 1
HUM CITY, 11
an uiiwiixwo iirtmnoiiooM.
noVnnli to ha KM r Wife lie Claims
TViw Forced tTpnu lllm.
Albany, N. Y Oct. 23. Charles
Van Leuvon, an Albany lad, about 18
yearn of ago, according to Ida own
story Just made public, claims that he
was forced to marry llertlia Winnie,
also of Albany, last November. She is
SI years old. Van Louven'a mothor,
who keeps a hotel, began suit for the
annulment of the marriage last July,
and the rafereo who heard the case re
ports in favor of annulling it.
Van Leuvon saya ho first met Bortlia at
a dancing school In this city. They often
danced together, but Anally alio made
her intentions to him ao evident that the
members of the class began to make fun
of him. Then ho tried to get rid of her,
but she would not be cast nslde. About
the middle of last November, nccordlng
to the lad's nnrratlvo, he visited liorthn'a
homo upon her invitation, and there,
under threat, he was cotnpolled to mnrry
her.
Miss Winnie's story Is to tho effect
that tho young man mndo violent love
to hor, and that ho practically com
promised her by his marked attentions.
Ho h si; oil her to marry him and she
consented. Afterward ho tried to break
tho engagement, but the entreaties of
herself nnd mothor prevailed and the
wedding took place. Charles has soen
ids wife only twice since that fateful
November night, almost a year ngo.
llertha says the ronson is that his
mother keeps such a close watch upon
him.
A SUIT AGAINST Sl'OIINKIl.
l'renlilent Hanford of tlio Atlitms Suing
tlio l'ormer Vlc-I'roIlont.
New Youk, Oct. 23. Henry Sanford,
the now President of the Adams Express
Company, has begun n suit against
Clapp Spooner of Bridgeport, late Vice
President of the Company. Tho sum
mons informs Spooner that if ho does
not answer judgmont for $690,903 will
bo taken by default In that suit,
Judge Patterson of the Supremo Court,
lias arnntad an attachment aialn3t nr.
Spoonor's property in this State on the
grouml of non-reslUenco. Mr. onnioru
made tho affidavit upon which the writ
was issued.
He makes tho same charges against
Snooner that ho did against John Hoey,
It is cbarned that Snooner. Iloey anil
others bought an intorost in the New
York tc Hoston Despatch Company, tho
Kinsley Express Company, and Union
Express Company on March 35, 1802, for
$711,095, and sold it to tho Adams for
$3.'0)000. They acquired the remaining
interest In the three companies on Marcn
12. 1888. for $80,009 and sold it to the
Adams for $300,000. Air. Sanford nl
lenes that Snooner nnd his associates, in
fraud of tlio riuhts of tho Adams Com
pauy, appropriated $090,903 of its funds.
Coanectlctit'n Treauryhlp Fight.
Nr.w HA.V1-.N, Conn., Oct. 23. Marvin
H. Sawyor filed his replication In tho
Superior Court yostorday in his caso
against K Stevens Honry for the State
Troasurvshln. In It ho denios tho do.
fondant's allogatlon that no ono "has
Leon found bv tho General Assembly to
have been legally chosen ns his (said
Honrv'sl successor in olnco. nnd no per-,
son has been qualified to enter upon the
execution of tho duties of tho office us hii
successor." Tho plaintiff, though, ad
mits that ho has filed no bond with llor
gau O. IlulUoloy. Mr. Sawyor concludei
by calling K. Stovons Henry a usurper,
and asks to have him ousted from tha
office.
Tll llrldce Ouvo Way,
HAor.nsTow.v, Md., Oct. 23. A span
of the bridge now In course of construe
lion over tho Potomac River at Hancock,
Md., gave way in the evening and pre
clnltatcd two representatives of the Uro
ton ISridgo Company of Ohio, named
Smith and Stone, nuil a Mr. Blakell of
tills cltv. 00 feet into the river below.
The water in the river was compara
tively shallow and Mr. btone. who cam
down head Urst. was instantly killed,
Mr. Smith fell on his sldo and received
probably fatal Injuries. Mr, Clakeall
was luoky enough to striko tho water
feet first and received only severo bruises
about the 1bk.
JOHN H. EVANS' SALOON,
J0 IS. CENTRE ST., SHENANDOAH
FRESH BEER. PORTER, ALE,
FiliMt brands of c I Kara always on hand.
ino uGBt temperance unuKs,
OYSTERS IN ALL STYLES !
COFFEE HOUSE, 32 N. Main SI,
Families sunnllcd wlfti raw nvstcm bv the
hundred.
Alive. FKHUUPON.l'rop.
adies
Largest Line in the County
AT
JN0. B. PRICE'S SONS
A GOOD SHOE
FOlt
FOR $1.75, WORTH $2,25.
Repairing Neatly Dono.
S- Xj. BBOWlsT,
Common Sense Shoe Store,
110 South Slain St., Shenandoah.
A FUIl, LINK til?
r
LOTHING
ELEGrANT OVERCOAT
Ladies' and Children's Coats,
kj Goods, Shoes and Underwear
For ladles, men and children. All of which
wiuee sola a per cent, meaner man
they ran bo bought eltcwlitre.
ORIGINAL BARGAIN STORE
23 S. MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, rA.
3T"Watch for the UED HON lu front.-ff
LADIES
Tlio coo) evenings should remind
you Hint Rcnietbiug light in
weight is suitable for you to wear
for head-covering?. We have
the largest stock from which to
select your
Nubias and Fascinators,
and tho real beauty of them are
men ttiiape nnu
THE LOW PRICES.
Wenlso have an elegant line of
Silk and Wool Mittens.
MORGAN'S : BARGAIH : BAZAR
People's Oyster Bay
EGAN' 11UII.OINO,
T2 12. Centre St., Sliciiancloali
GUISE & BEYRANT, Props.
OYSTERS
Itiw, Slewed, Scalloped, lMnnedor
Fried to orUer. Families supplied
at their housn w'th the best oysters
loo iHuraei auoras.
All Orders PromptlylFilled
SALLE SENIOR'S
Latest Styles
IN
Fall and Winter Millinery.
Hi N.MAINST., SHENANDOAH
CHRIS. BOSSLER'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
201 N. Main St., Shenandoah.
The Finest Slock of Beers, Ales, Cigars, Elc.
451
CENTS for a window Bhade
Ith UlUKe, others for 55c
05o nnd up. HhadeB inadt
r ttoreo and private dwel
luu's. A new lot of shad
ingaand fringes to match.
G. 3D. FRIOKB'S
Carpet Store, 10 South Jardin Si, near Centre
Coats
WANTS, &o.
A dvertuemenfg in thtx column, nnt rrceptUnn
tinett&'c.for one insertion: 75c. for two-91 fm
three one week, 81.00; two ueeks, 82; one
month, 83.
WANTED.
housework. A clrl for general
Oooi
wogea paid. Apply
at Herald oruce.
v-rj ii
OR ItENT.-Store nnd dwelling,
nltli stable, on Kaxt Cosl strret. mnr
Main, lor leut to a good prly. Apply to
Jonathan Kogen, 229 West Coolstreei, or nt
1IKKALD oOlce. 10U-2W
OR SALE. A large "Morning
bight" double Jicaler. Hullable fr a
sloro. or dwelling. Apply to II. A.Mwalm
Umith Main street. 10-13-tr
FOIt SALE No. 31 Snutli Main
strict, next door to the First Natlonxl
llaak luqulre ot M. P. Conry. 10-21-lw
"TANTED. A good Rirl forgon-
T T '
eral housework. Apply
at IlKIlAM)
onice
10-ll-tr
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR
sale. Ono of the most desirable proper
ties or. West Oak street, for sale on reasonable
lerms. Appiy at lvowse s grocery eaore, cor
ner Jardln and Oak streets, tihenandoah. I'a
FARMS FOR SALE. Aroyou look
ing lor n larm? If so call on or wnto to
I. J. Kehler. Frackvllle. In.. ns to where Ihty
are located and for terms. 8-22 tf
FOR RALE. A beautilul double
rod Iron fence, suitable lor fenclm: ceme-
lerv lots, or Tartrates around t wi-lUnes. In
quire of Presbyterian church trustees, 9 9-tf
F
OR PALE. A store room nnd
rcnso.i fo telling, Terms reasonable. Ap
ply at J. II. Oyle's otllce. 0 20-lm
I70R SALE. A nice 28 ncre farm
? lor pale. Hli mllos from Uhonandoah.
lieautlf illv situated on n nubllo road Uood
dwelling. Good barn. Fruit tries beglnnleg
to bear. All young. Splendid stream oi
water running through the the land. This Is
a good chance for a man who wants a small
rrm. Inquire of Jnn.es U. Ilutton, post
olllco bulldl e, room 0. u-U tf
WANTED. Persons in want of
help (male or female), a situation, a
partner, lo buy or sell a business or real es
talo, to cull and examine our sytm. Agents
in n.i principal clues, flux licrse, nienm-
snip, xicaei nun uei'erm Agnej, riiijijuii.
doah. Agent for the United states Employ
menlaudlluslnets Agency, 41 and4 Jlroad'
way, Nework. 1031ni
C1HARTER NOTICE. Notice is
J hereby given that an apppcatlon will
lu made to the Court ot Common l'lras of
MolmvlklU rnnnlv.nn MnndliV.Oetober2fith.A.
l).. lMJi.nt iuo ciock in ine forenoon, unner mo
"Lorpt.raiiuu ucl ui me ioiiiijttiuwtaiiii in
1'eniiByiv ania, aprrovea April v loii," aou
tie hiippiemeius mereio, inr ine ensiieri an
utemled fornoratlon to be callld 'tit. Iv;
mer's Catholic llenerlclal Society of tjbenan-
aoan, ra." uaiu assocmuon is 10 ue iccaica
nt Mhenandrnh. I'a.. and to have lor Its obleol
the malutennuce of a society for soclai, edu-
cai'onai anu nenenciai purposes 10 us mtm
oers irom iunas cnneciea inerein.
H. U. i. JlOIjl.Ol'JITKll.
Att'y for Annllcants,
BnKNANDOAll, I'a., Bept. 28, 1691. 9 28 Sw
AMUSEMENTS.
jrjlrtGUKON'H THEATUE.
V. J. FEKQUKON, JIANAOKll.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, '91
The hit of last ceasrn! The greatest Irish
comedian,
HERBERT CAWTIIORN,
In tho .unny farce comedy,
Little Nugget I
Tyrolean Swiss Warbling,
Bongs, Dani-cs, h peclalllcs.
Famous Nugget Quartette,
New icenlc and mechanical effects.
2?l-iooia, 2G,SO nncl7Go
Beats on sale at Klrlln's drugstore.
SCHOPPB
DANCING SCHOOL
Robbins' Opera House,
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Commencing September !.
ORCHESTRA OP 10 PIECES
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS.
PAIlTIESln reed o! of stove repairs
of any de orlptlon should call n
on me, as I keep constautl f
on hand a mil supply. Buy
the best range In tho A
marael, NEW " D
BROAD- D C.I
It is guar
R
nnteed to do
WAY.
perfect work. As
to the price, It will
suit you. This excellent
STOVE
stove be had only Irom
M. E. PRATT,
TIN ROOFING, SPOUTISD, R00F PAINTING
promptly attended to.
7-6-3m 331 S. Jardln St., Shenandoah
FIRE INSURANCE.
Largest and oldest reliable purely cash com
pauies leprescuiea uy
ID-AVIID FAUST,
120 S. Jardin St., Shenanaoah.Pa.
Itlls not reofBsarv tono nbout It surrentltlouslv. na do tlio munlna in lluv
picture, if you wou'd take a peep at our elegant display of the latest novelties
in dres Roods, cloakH, wraps and rugs. Our stnre is n little world's fair in it
self and visitors may freely inspect the exhibition without being importuned;
u mi j. b iiuvo nmiiuiuu active speuiniuesiuis weeu in i ue line oi ury.uooas,
Coats, Wraps, etc.
113 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
A NTIQUlTYcuu betoleraled in almost any
thing but bats. If tho head Is out of date
the rest of the body Is pretty sure to follow
salt. Nobody but a millionaire or a genius
can afford to wearanclent headgear, and even
tbny take a good many chances when they do
It, It will cost you no more to bo up with tho
times than It will to be half a mile behind
them. Everything about our SI. CO hat Is hand
some but the price, and tl.60 forsucli a hatcan
scarcely be called anything but a ridiculously
low figure. The same can be. said of our23o
neckwear. Onr line of gents' furnishing goods
Is tbo lowest priced In the market.
13 1, Main S! S0ANLAN Shenandaati
A BIG DRIVE IN FURNITURE,
We are making a big drive In fur
niture, but malicious desire is not its
object. We desire to dispose of u large
surplus stock, and propose to give our
patrons tbo benefit of some txtraordi
nary bargains.
J. P. Williams 8c Bro.,
Soulli Slain St.,
LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS
D?. JT. CLBAEY,
Sealer In all binds ot
Shoemakers' : Supplies !
Large and a rut-clans stootc.
All Demands of the Trade Supphea
18 -V. CENTRE ST.,
Ferguson House building, SHENANDOAH, PA.
WALL PAPER BARGAINS !
Largest and cheapest BtocU In town,
Arllslic Painting, Graining and Decorating!
J. P. GARDEN,
10 2 dm 221 W. Centre fit.. SHENANDOAH,
9 Light.
Dark.
The manufacture of good Clothing
is not all fafr salllng-l' Is full of in
trlcate detail. The proper laying out,
cuttiug uud making up all require
judgipent und careful treatment to ob
tain a satis actory flulsh.
Good ready-made Clothlnglsascarce
artiole. Our Ioug experience in man
ufacturing enables us to produco tho-
best our extensive business Insures
the lowest prices.
Cor. 13th fx Chestnut Sis.
McHWtinile Clotliliijr
lu Plilluclelplila.
Grand Opening,
FAI.T. AND'WIN
TElt STVI.ES OI"
MILLINERY
ELLA M. M'GINNISS'
-No. 26-
East Centre St., Shenandoah, Pa.
The finest nnd largest assortment
In Hats, Bonnets and Caps at re
markably low prices. Onr line of
Children's TRIMMED AND UN.
TRIMMED IIATd
Cannot Too ZSct-ucillocl.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Pure Ice CreamY
BREAD AND CAKES,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
Orders nrnrnntlv attended to.
Particular at-
fentlOD paid to Halm, Picnics,
festivals, etc
IF. KIEXTBC-A-lSr
NOllTII MAIN UTUEET,
Near Corner of Lloyd, SHENANDOAH, PENNA
Newly Refitted and Renovated.
T0NS0RIAL7 PARLORS !
Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing I
SlIAMl'OOJNQ, ETC., 11V
E. G. T. WADLINGER,
Under Post olllco Building,
Main and Oak Bts., Shenandoah.
3llot and cold baths, I'ollte, prompt and J
Q M. HAMILTON, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
!
Offlce-M West Lloyd Street, Bhenoi"