The evening herald. (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, December 29, 1891, Image 4

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    Around the Comer
isrow oust tap i
AT ALL PRINCIPAL RESTAURANTS,
Seuern's Grocery
AVhcroyou can purchase your
Uollday goods In the grocery
and provision lino. Finest
canned goods, fruits, catsups.
Foreign cheesennd other goods.
Everything uewund freah.
SEVERN'S,
Corner Centre and White Sts
rv u it v lis..
r oa&na stiiiia tra&aiKiJ X ra&a nuta buo sntoora W
JnAimnclniifana Ww JL7 Cl JL JL.
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KISHP YOtTR
OX THIS SPACE.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT HASTILY,
What Nowb Gathorors Tako
Moment to Toll About.
The old year Is going.
Two days more of 181)1.
Itabbit hunting ends on Thursday,
Christmas next year comes on Sun
day.
A rather mild December UiIb has
been.
The school children are enjoying
the holidays.
The pulled sleeve Is going out
fushlon.
There are men you can't pull tho
wool over tneir eyes, uiey are uaiu
Uarbary dates, sugar cured, are
about twice tho size of the ordinary
fruit.
Start tho New Year right by be-
comlmr a cash paying rentier or tu
Herald.
A philosopher Is a man who makes
Ills wife believe that she is much wiser
than ho is.
When a patient's death puzzles
physician it is popular to call it
'heart failure."
Many a man of fashlo may not
live in a glass house, but he lives to
make a bIiow caso of himself.
Commendable
All claims not consistent with the high
character ef Syrup of Figs aro purposely
avoided by tho Cal. Fig Syrup Company.
It acts gently on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, cleaninK the system cflYdually,
but it is not a cure-all and makos no pre
tentions that every boltlo will not substan
tiate. Host photographs and crayons at Dabb's.
A Happy Man
Is ho who ums Red Flag Oil for Rheumatism,
Iteurnigia, 'itminacne auu onromo pain.
It's
H ruiubuy winuii uhibs every nine,
cents. Men Flag Oil Is sold ut 1'.
llu's Drugstore.
Trv II. 25
1'. 1. Klr-
A Surprise.
Koop your oyo on this local. KesRoy,
tho photographer, will liavn his now open
ing in a few days and will liavo something
interesting that will surprise, tho people. If
Buy Key t tone Hour. i!o careful that the
name Lbssiq & Co., Ashland, l'a.i is
printed on ovorv sack. 3-3-3taw
Lnno's Family Modioino
JIovos the bowels each day. Most pooplo
nooi to uso it.
ISost work done at Brennan's steam
laundry. Everything whito and spotless.
Laca curtains a specialty. All work guar'
anlood.
JUST DECEIVED
Flnesi lot of
CHICKENS,
Geese and Ducks !
In town at
Jas. S Thomas7.
118 West Coal Street.
. NEW DRUG STORE.
Shapira's Pharmacy,
107 South MalnJStreot,
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE
Prescriptions carefully compounded
by registered pnarmacists,
TO PROTECT YOUR LUNGS
Procure ono of our Chest Protectors.
MILITARY TROUBUE.
A ITliole Company My bo Court-Mnr-
tlnli'il for VlnlnMnz nine Ipl I n
St. Louis, Mo., Deo. 20. Mllltla
olrolss here are all stirrod up over a
report just seat to the Governor b7
Mujor John I). O'Monraof tho 1st llegl
moat. Mujor O'Meara conducted tho
iiuuuul Inspection and muster at the
armory on the evening of Sec. 10, and
nil the nompanles composing me it
lUglmcnt hnd been duly ordered by Col.
Charles U. Comfort to report there at 8
o'clock Saturday night.
Company il, tho Uaronunlet uuaras,
comuiundsd by Cnpt. 0. U. Chapln,
failed to nnpear. thereby violating mili
tary discipline, and no report was re
ceived from the commander accounting
for this Inlluro to oboy regimental
orders.
There has been a crerj; deal or specu-
latlen as to what report Mnjor O'Meara
would inako. It has noon learneu mac
in his report he rocommonded that the
sevoroat posstblo penalty be impoBea.
This, of course, meanB a court-mnrwai
for the on tire company.
The ofllcers explain that tho men re
fused to roport, aud they could not
coinpol them. This is, of course, the
plainest kind of mutiny.
D, K. E. MEN ANGRY.
Secretary DraUo B(ys There I No Branch
of tlui Society at Harvard.
Chicago, Dec, 20. Tho members of
the Dolta Kappa Epsilon Frfttornlty aro
indignant over the open letter published
by William Lloyd Uarrlson, which makos
charues of cruelty in branding tho
novitiates with a lighted cigar and also
of drunkenness against tho D. K. E.
Cliuntcr nt Harvard.
They are the more indignant beoauso
there is no such fraternity now at liar
vard. Trnov O. Drake, of the Grand
Pacific Hotel, the secretary of tho
Western D. K. E. Assooian, saysi
"Wo have no chapter at Harvard.
We once had. but at oar national con
vention held at Now York. November,
1890. that chapter was expelled on tho
same charaes brought forward by Mr.
Qarrhon. Restrictions impossible to be
fulfilled wore put upon them and in the
following January the cnapcor sur
rendered Its charter.
"In late vears it has not been a real
college fraternity. There was and still
la a annhnmoro local society known as
'The Dickey Club,' but iti mombers do
not wear our badiie. They are not
mombers of the fraternity. "
PUNISHING NATIVES.
Munlrr. In (tin Solomon Iflm.il Iloluc
Aveiiiil by lirltiab Min-uf-War.
San Fhancisco. Doc. 20. Tho lollow'
lua comes from Sydney, N. 3. W. :
'Hor Mujoaty's toaiublp lltnBUovo
loft hero aomo tlmo ago, ami nines
lina been oinnloroil as tondor undor
CanL Davis, of II. M. S. Ioynlit. Ho
tlmo bus been taKon up currying iuuua
nnd illsimtchos botwoen Cookton nuu
tho Solomon lslunu, wuoro vni jvoymisi
bus boen for nomo tlmo past ongnuod In
keeping ordor uuiouir the niitlvoa nnd
avonulng lua murdora of Capt. Crnlg,
of the ttmlor Snndlly, and two brothorB,
Davello and Fredoriok llowurl, at Ugl.
The murdorer of Caiit. Craig was caught
nnd shot, nnd another native received
ISO strokes with a cane as an accomplice
in the murders of tfuino native boys.
"Several parties wore lauded at va
rious places, and Itublana, the head
quarters of the renowned hoad-huuting
people, was burned to tho ground.
Several other village! woro shelled and
rased. Two islander. wore shot in an
action, exclusive of the murderer of
Copt. Craig."
Xi'SIuileuiulty for Italy.
M'ASHINOTOtf, Dec 20. Aslstant Sac-
rotary of State Adee, who has direct
charge of the details of all diplomatic
questions, says that thero Is no founda
tion whatever for tho published state
ment that the United States uaj agreed
to pay an indemnity to Italy, iho
latest phase of the situation, he says,
was tho paragraph In President Harri
son's message, wboroln ho said that tho
United States was engaged on an inves
tigation, to ascertain whether it was
under obligatlus to Italy, aud that no
doubt tho allalr would be amiaably
arranged. It Is kuown that the fact
that tho murdered Italians were Ameri
can citizens disposes of any claim for
indemnity.
I'.icjKIo Tidal Wave..
San FttANuwco, Deo. SO. Advices
from tho South Seas give startling
news from the Gilbert l.lands in the
Fad 11c, by the mission bark John
Williams, now nt Samoa. It teems that
just before thu barE visited the group
very severe weather prevailed, during
which thero wore evoral tidal up'
lioavals. the lesult, doubtless, of sub
marine disturbances. The tidal waves
caused great loss of life aud completely
demolished many houses.
Tomb or Illltoontlt III.
Rome, Deo. 20. Tha tomb ereoted by
Pone Leo in the baslllai of St. John
Laternu to l'ope Innocent. Ill , whose re
main were transferred to it a few days
ago, has bson unveiled with great pomp
by tho Donn and Chapter of the basilica,
in the presence of Cardinal! Kampolla,
representing the Fopo, most nt the other
Cardinals iu Koine and many represen
tatives of religious orders. Many Eng
lish and American visitors iuspeuted the
tomb.
ICUUd Tlmm for "btamniorliiir.
Vienna, Deo. 20. A wealthy squire
named Uatnueck, living nt uratz, shot
two of his sous, 0 and 7 yeurs of ags,
And then committed suicide lie had
n 1 ,1 a flint Ilia nn .4 k. .I.in m rmA
' . MMW MM II.... ..niUUtlllU,
AM an hereditary taint ol lufaulty.
Fine Holiday Presents
Tho holldajs nrn nowhere, and every ono Is
lOOKing arounu lonuu uuiniGinir iittiu
nM prcfcrnt to give to a relative or a
friend, nnil iho onlv place where
you can be nulled is at tho
The People's Hew Shoe Store
Cor. Centro street and Market nlley,
llarluaton's building, opp. llrumin's
Jewelry More, bhcnandoati, l'a,
Where the fanciest footwear to suit thn old
and vniini', rich and poor, can be had In the
coal region.
Men's Hue velvet tllppeiR alCOcapalr, else
where 81.
Chenille slippers at 75c, o.oewhcroSl.
Men's flueoi)arasllnrersSl. els-cwbero81.26.
I.ndlos' fluo tiomrola oncra slimier, beaded
nud satin bouquet 80c, elsewhere 81 26.
Laiiies- uno velvet suppers, irimciea wun
iur iur eiFewncrosi.ou.
JIANAOIilt.
ftB-Slgn of thoBTAH.
rails
Music Cabinets , Rattan jPush Rockers
Ml, - - S30.QQ and upward,
LOUKCES. - - - 4,511 and upward,
BEDSTEADS, - - 2.00 ani'iipwari,
OFFICE DESKS, - - 15,011 and upward,
FiCTU RES--A Large Lot Just Opened for the
Wilcox & White Organs,
eeIPIANOSI
Stock
ChlclierhiK
Mathushek
WHITE SEWING MACHINES.
I'limos, Orcans and Hfiwlng MftclilntB sold cheap for cash or rented bythe month
0
13 South Main Sfrect,
Coming Eveut3.
Jan. 1. 20th annual supper of the Welsh
Baptist church in tho 1'. M, church hall.
Jan. 19. Supper nnd haxar in tho
l'rimitivo Methodist school room.
Gold nnd silver watches, in oncJlcsa
vnrioty, suitable for holiday presonts, a
Oscar Yost's 102 N. Main St. 12-22-tf
Good Horses ! Nice Buqqies I
Fine Double Carnages I
In charge of good, enroful, responsible drlv-
ors to hire at an nmos anu at
roasonnblo rates at
EVAN J. BAT7XES'
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,
12 anil 11 North Pear Alley,
Hoar of Lubers's hardware Itoro. IToreeii
taken to Hoard. Carrlul attention given to
Feeding Hones. All hinds ol JI AULINO at
tended to promptly rhaxves moderate.
UNDERTAKING
Faithfully and promptly attended to.'
The Xilsag !
The above Is susceptlblo of an addition or
two, which, when made, transforms It Into
tho title of tho
Shortest and Fastest
Tiling; on Record!
The nge is fast, the nation Is fast,
horselleehls fast, but none of them
touch the
BUB-UHG-TOH ROUTE!
9- For further particulars concerning the
Chicago, BurllnRton A Qulncy llollroad, ad
drose,
XIAItllY IS. HliU.F.K,
Traveling l'aesengcr Agent,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
A FINE SHOW
If you want to pee a flno din play ot UoolaanO
W, S, SNYDER'S
Boot and Shoe Store,
(Hosteller's old stand,)
Corner Coal aud Jurdlti Ots.
Custom Work aud Repairing
Pone In the best style.
To fill your relatives' and friends' stockings Christinas livckatn
minimum cost to yourself.
PLUSH aud SATIN
HAND-l'AlNTKD
Slllt Scnris, Tidies,
Head Rests, Scarfs,
Celluloid Novelties,
Handkerchler, Glove anil Jewel Boies,
Toilet, manicure, Shaving and
SmoUliiR- Sets.
COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES !
WORK BOXES, ETC.
rresenis !
EXTENSION TABLES. - MO and upward
FINE LINE LADIES' DESKS, 10,00 and upward
EASELS, All Stles, - - 1,00 and upward
Trade, $1.00 and upward PICTURES.
Lester
Hardmau
SHENANDOAH, PA.
OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL CHRISTMAS
WHAT PHILADELPHIA WANTS.
XiiUo the strouR (lemiuiU for good
water in Philadelphia, there Isa grow
ing tleitmnd for good Clothing fitrong,
reliable, shapely, genteel. NoDe ate
In a better position than ourselves to
furnish such. Wo have made GOOD
Clothing a life study.
Now that the llolldajsaie upon us, many
things In our line deserve your considera
tionSmoking Jnckets, House Coiit", Hsatlnu
Jackets, elegant Neckwear, Gloves, Canes, &c,
A. G. Yates & Co.
NOW ONLY
Cor. 13th & Chestnut Sts
Itcst'lllllllc ClotlilliK
Til I'lllllldelillllll.
JOHN COSLET'S.
Green Truck Stand!
Cor, Main and Oak Streets.
Fresh Oysters Received Daily.
Anne lino ol Choice GKOCEIUES
NuU aud Candles.
Poultry of all Kinds.
Jlr. Costlct receives his ereen trnolt dallv
lrom the city markets, which Isa guarantee
to his customers that they will receive fresh
gooaswueu uuyingirom mm,
WALL PAPER BARGAINS !
Largest nnd cheapest stock in town.
Artistic Painting, Graining and Decorating
J. P. GARDEN,
10-Mia 2&iW. Centre Bt..BlU2NAIDOAlI
Kid Dolls,
Jointed Dolls,
Bisque Dolls,
Papa aud Mamma Dolls,
Rag Dolls,
Wooden Dolls,
Universal Dolls,
Toys and Games.
,S
In Dress Goods, Shawls, Silk Haudker chiefs,
Gloves,, Muffs, Ladies' and Children's COATS,
Carpets, Rugs, Etc., at
BARGAINS IN CQATSTO CLEAR OUT THE STOCK
113 North Main
FOB SALE BS-
No. 6 South Jardin Street.
BAFE INVISHTMENT,
If :
onwsnta fnfe Investment lntpectour
fine lino of clot bine, dry eoods. notions, boots
and shoes. Niw stock Jiut received Every
article a bargain, as an Inspection will prove.
THE ORIGINAL BARGAIN STORE,
23 S. BJAIN STREET,
J-Watch for the KED HION In front.-0
Ferguson i House i Restaurant!
(Under management of Enoch Lockett)
Cor. main ana Centre Streets,
FIRST-OIiABS LUNCH COUNTER.
BeBt beer, porter and alesaltvays on tap. CI-
gars of the finest brands.
45
GENTS for a window slmdo
with friuee, others for55o,
65o aud up. Hhades made
for stores and private dwel
lneB. A now lot of shad'
lugs and fringes to match.
O. 3D. PRICKE'S
Carpet Store, 10 South Jardia St, tear Centre
Mop S
Bargain
Bazar.
9 W. Centre St.,
SHENANDOAH.
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St., Shenandoah.
JNow is the Time !
rpo I'REPAHE fpr winter. Every one is
looking for the best goods for the least
money. If you arc seeking bargains In Hats
or Caps just drop in to see Kcaulan. lie sett
men's good fur caps lor Mc, men's red unM
clothing for 50c a piece, men's fine workup
gloves at 23o a palr.f tho
BEST OVERALLS in tho MARKET
OSc A PAIK,
An excellent line of Grey FWn
Shirts for working at the very lowest
price. Elg line of good winter shlrU.
from 35o up to 2.B0. a Bin Drive in
NECKWKAlt- Four-ln-handsand
Tecks nt 25 cent, regular prlte'10 cents.
2
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Something New in Puzzles.
Scuulan has something new In this
line. Any one glvlcg the correct way
of doing the puzzle will receive a f3
hat or Its equivalent. There are four
ways or toiving the puzzle, and the
correct way must be fclvcn. ahece
puzzles we are selling forlOo, or we will
gUeone to the pen-on purchaslng;)2
worth of goodB and over.
Atnow ratent hat hanger given away with
each hat;purchaed at
13 S, Mala St. SOANLAN Shemsioab
TH13 CHEAPEST HOUSE
IN TOWN FOR
Harness, Whips, Rob,Bla$i
George RobinscjC M
Vci;ccntreHtrecl, HlieunnlL
C. k ir....All.nW.s.sn.lt.
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