Around the Corner
Seuerris Grocery,
"Where you can purchase your
Holiday goods lu thogroceiy
anil provision line. Finest
canned goods, fruits, catsups.
Foreign cheeeenudothci goods.
Everything new and frasu.
SEVERN'S,
Corner Centre and "White Sts.
SOLID and plated Silver
ware, Gold and Silver
"Watches, Diamonds, Precious
Stones, Clocks, Bronzes, Opti
cal Goods, Banquet,Parlor and
Piano Lamps.uniquo in design
with 75 and 250 candle power
"burners. All goods superior
in finish and quality with rock
bottom prices that withstand
all opposition victoriously.
Repair work executed neatly
and promptly at
Holdermans
Jewelry Store,
The most prosresslvo establishment
In the county,
Corner Main and Lloyd Sirecis.
LOO ALETTES.
Now for winds.
Salt is good to relieve nausea.
JJot inuch moire of winter weather.
The peach buds are all right thus
Jar.
The spring season will soon March
in,
Lent begun on Wednesday and will
last forty days.
The southern shad are now beading
northward.
The strings will ho the principal
part ot the spring bonnet,
Sunlight is lengthening out now
both morning and overling.
Orange antl Jemon seem to bo catch
ing colors In house painting.
You don't hear any one. threaten
ing to knock the spots on" the sun.
The old faahloued sllverplated door
plate Is becoming fashlonablo again.
The veil Is growing past all reason.
Home, of figured net, are over two
yards long.
Borneo! the dudes are waiting for
leap year proposals. Let the girls
propose that they go to work.
It never makes children better to
tell them a dozen times a day that
they are too mean for any use.
If every young lady would learn the
art of good cooking, there would he
mpro happy homes and fower divorces
and separations in the laud.
TJie uncleaned streets aro now show
ing up lu all their fllthiness.
The coming spring promises to bo a
flower season in millinery.
A mule is said to be like a good rule
(hat is, ho works both ways.
The girls don't appear to bo taking
much advantage or leap year.
At a riddle party the prize is carried
oil by the niOBt successful guesser.
A glass of. milk or a cup of strong
coiiee will bweeten an onion bream.
Ophelia, a kind of pinkish hellotropr,
find pink are favorite evening shades.
The tobacconist recognizes the fit
ness of things when he wears a plug
11 at.
A man's contempt for a coauette is
always mlugled with pity for the
other fellow.
No mau can lift himself by his boot
tops, but ho can easily pull himself
down by his emu,
In furnishing a music room, no
draperies or stuffed furniture aro used
as It Interferes with the sound wavrs.
The opinion is (mite gonerally ex
pressed that the early sprlug will see
a very decided Improvement in busi
ness. 2,000 elovli bound bookt, worth CO conls,
for 20 cents each; 0,000 25-cent paper
covered novelf, all now, for 10 cents oacli,
at Max lleeso'a, Wost Contro street, Fer-
KUton Uotol block.
t
Coming Evonts.
March 10. Grand ontortalnmont In
Kobbins' opera homo under the bui pices of
U. 8. Grant Lodgq No. 38, A. 1. A.
March 17. Welsh Congregational
church tea party in P. M. hall.
April 21 Marigold Tea, Kobblns' Hnll j
under tha auspices of Lydla Dcgrco Lodge,
No. U2, 1. Q, O. F.
Host work done at llronnan's steam
laundry. Everything white and spotless.
Lace curtains a ipocialty. All work guar
anteed. XiOOIEC OTJT !
I am on my way to
JAS. S. THOMAS'
roa .
Canned Goods and Jellies I
" 1 - ' .j
which he U kellltsg very cheap.
Flour and Provisions T
118 W. COAL STREET.
POPE LEO'S BIRTHDAY.
Enthuslaitlo Motln In Now York Iji.I
Night.
NeW York. March 3. Thero was an
enthusiastic meeting lost night at Cooper
Union when the Catholic Workman's
Benevolent Union celebrated the eighty
second birthday of Leo XIII. There
wero 0,500 present, The platform was
filled with prominent pcoplo and eccles
iastics, Mayor Grant and Archbishop Corrlgan
sat together. Letters of regrot wero
read from Cardinal Gibbons, Ex-Post-mastar-General
Thomas L James nnd
Ex-Mayor Grnco. Itesolutlons wero read
eulogizing tho encyclical of the l'opo.
Concerning tho temporal sovereignty tho
resolutions say:
" That ns members of tho church we
recognize His llolinosi, Leo XIII. is now
the duly elected, lawful and vbihlo head
and ruler thereof, and that to him alone
belongs tho right of administering the
temporal sovereignty of tho same and that
whoever elso Intrudes himself upon tho
territory ot that church, to nssumo con
trol thereof effects only a forceablo
usurpation and a sacrillglous violation
of the sovereign rights of tho church ;
therefore loyal Catholics can nover rest
content until that sovereignty bo so re
stored, that at least In Home, the Holy
Father may havo and enjoj an absolute
nnd sovereign Independence, nnd exercise
therein n buprcmo nnd national
control." -
The resolutions were passed with
cheers and applause.
Tho will bo duly engroased and sent to
Pope Leo. Archbishop Corrlgan read
these telegrams.
To Cardinal Ram poll a,
Tins Vatican, Rome.
Tho Catholic Workmen's Uoncvolent
Union of New York will hold a meeting
on the birthday of Leo XIII. to express
their solemn adhesion to tho Encyclical
and their gratitude to tho Pontiff. Thoy
ask the Holy Father's blessing.
To Ancitmsiiop Cormoan,
New York.
The Holy Fatlier Is gratified to learn
from your message of the action and
sentiments of the Catholic Workmen's
Benevolent Union and sends tho mem
bers his Apostolic blessing.
Cardinal Rampolla.
The mooting, after hearing the Pope's
benediction, adjourned.
MUNIFICENT BEQUESTS.
Mrs.
AVllntarli'i "H'lll Provides for Many
Deserving Charities.
Piiiladei'iiia, March U. The will of
tho late Mrs. William F. Wilstacb has Advertising spaco in tho electric cars of tho
i, -,,,i . ti, m,m,, n fnn,ii i MahanoyClty.Shenandoah.GIrurdvilleandAsh
been read to tho members or the family. ,nll Ku'ctrlc Hallway for sale. Apply by letter
ine enwro jestavo qiuouiils iu uuoui
$5,000,000. Every charitable Institution
in Philadelphia receives a bequost rang
ing in size of from $1,000 to $1,200.
Tho valuablo art collection, embrac
ing priceless paintings, engravings, stat
uary and works of art, estimated to bo
worth $1,000,000, goes to the city of
Philadelphia.
One-fourth of the residue, amounting
to almost'$l, 000,000, is also bequeathed
to tho city.
Invtllutlont to be Inspected.
Boston,' March 8. Mayor Matthews
yesterday nppolnted a board of six in
spectors of public Institutions to look
into tho management of the Institutions
nnd report to the mayor a full and com
plete account of the conditions that gov
ern tlieao much talked ot establish
ments, and to make such recommenda
tions for tho Improvement in their gov
ernment as may seom to them proper
after a thorough investigation of the
facts. Tho Inquiry, It is said, will be
thorough and sweeping, nnd no pains
will be spared to get at all the facts.
The Mor Japanese Pottery.
Boston, March 8. Tho negotiations
for the purchase of tho celebrated col
lection of Japanese pottery, mads by
Frof. K. Morse, of Salem, havo finally
been concluded by bis acceptance ot the
sum of $70,000 for tho entire collection.
Prof. Morso is to remain curator of tho
collection for three years at . a salary.
It is also understood that he is to have
the privilege of selling the duplicates in
the collection, the exchanges to go into
tho collection.
Ills tViath Coaled.
Lodisville, Ky,, March 8. Mlnnlo and
Mary Colton, daughter ot Judge Cotton,
of Pinevlllc, eloped on Monday with J.
Hodges nnd J. 0, Tarvin respectively.
Their father armed himself and went to
the station to await their return, vowing
that he would shoot the men. lie waited
eight hours, when his wrath cooled and
he went home. The girls got back with
their huibauds yesterday. NJgggj ftjfiij
A Socialist Commits Suicide.
Hamburg, March II. Otto Itelmer, for
merly a deputy belonging to the Socialist
party, who was expelled from Germany,
owing to bis advanced idejis and utter
ances, and who lived for some time in
the United States, committed suicide yes
terday. He bud for years past beeu suffer
ing from an Incurable disease.
TIib IIuwlny Indicted.
IlEiDOisi'or.T, Conn., March 8. Tho
grand jury has returned a trup bill for
murder In the caso of Mrs. Florence
Hawloy, who, with bor husband, is
charged with the murder of Mrs, Mnry
Munson, ot Sheltou. Judgo Hall grunt
ed a contluuniico of tho caso until the
May term,
J'l V") Hundred on a Strike.
Chicago, March 3. Five hundred men
and boys employed In Selz, Schwab &
Co.' boot atid shoo factory aro on strike
for an .Increase In wages. Two hundred
and seventy-five girls and 73 men re
mained nt their benches, but will likely
go out to sustain their fellow employes.
Lumont in (loixl llnattn.
Jacksonville, Flu., March fl. There
is uo truth in the report that Col. Daniel
8, Lament, of New York, Is lying nt the
hotel hero dangerously ill. lie is he-o
lu good health and enjoying himself.
Do Muupatannt Iniprovlui;.
Paiiis, March 0. Ouy De Maupassant,
the well known wrltr, who has been
lunatic, is Improving in mental ami phy
sical condition, ami la now able to write
for an hpur every day.
Cut III Mtr' Throat.
Pams, March 8. A youtli named Bre
Telle, apprenticed to a pastry coolt, quar
reled with, liis muster, and out the throat
ot the latter while ho slept.
A Qlrl gcaldod.
Miss Josephine. Daddow, of Wost street,
had her face badly icalded.ywtorday by
pocuilar accident. While sho was ompty
Infc a kettle of hot water in tho yard of her
house sho slipped upon tho Ico and as she
foil hor lace struck tho stream of boiling
water.
Orders for Evkninq Heralii should be
lejt at Hooka J- Jlrown's news stand, Xo.
4 Korth Main street.
rVnrlet I'evcr In u Seminary.
Norwalk, Conn., March 3. Scarlet
fever has broken out In Miss llalrd' s
young ladies' seminary nud tho school Is
closed. Three of tho pupils aru down
with the disease, but the others, num
bering about GO, havo been sent home.
Buy Keystone flour. Be careful that th
inrno Lkssiu & Co., Ashland, Pa., I
orintod on ovorv sack. 8-3-ltaw
Your children tire liable to Coughs. Colds
Sore Throat, Croup and Whooping Cough,
wh.rli orien rmillx seriously. l'rompMreal
ment in von many Innocent little Miner, rs.
Try Pun-Tina Couth and Consumption Cur..
H'h plcatant. safe atid sure, 23 cU. Bold at I'.
P. J) K rMn'k dnies ore.
WANTS, &o.
FOIi KENT. Storo nnd dwelling, No. 105
North Main streeti Shenandoah, Pa. Ap
ply to Mrs. Ilrldget IJurns, next door. 3-3-lw
WANTED A girl for general housework.
Good wages paid. Call at 109 South Jar
din street, Shenandoah, Pu. S-29-tf
F
Lin
OH SALE. A single sleigh, at a reasonable
price. Apply to Mrs. Jane Parry, corner
no and Hovers streets. 2-18-lw
TV TEN TO TAKE OUDEKS. No delivering
ill or collecting! no experienco; steady
work: best
terms: best specialties; samples
free.
GLEN linos., Kochcster. N. Y.
-noil SALE. Chean,
ono-horso spring
I' wagon witH top. Also a two-seat surrey
wiin extension top. .
S3 North Mulu strcot.
Apply to Fred. Ilurkhart,
w
l ANTED To leuso n building Imme-
dlatcly to open a first-class photograph
irallerv.
ippiy ni itosnon's unucry, west
Centre street, Shenandoah, Pa,
hz norm
2-SI-12t
j'.igmn strcot, j.cimnon, ra
yrOTIOE. Tho annual meeting of tho Cttl
XN zens' Hutldlnp nnd Loan Association of
Shenandoah, Pa., will be held on TUESDAY,
MAHCII 8, 1892, at 7:3U o'clock p. tn., ut tho
ofllcc of the company, for tho election of
Directors. Uy order pf the President,
C. tv. DENOLKK. Secretary.
Shenandoah, Pa., Feb. 25, ism. 2w-
ELECTBiO CAES
or person to
J. F. FINNEY, Treasurer,
Slif'nnmlonh. Pa.
2-8-tf
Corner in Hats.
Homo hats are neither worth throwing nor
iinim, uui u, u v-urner. i goou nuns ugni, uur
able, shapely ond a nlcasuro to tho wearer: o
bad hat isn't worth powder enough to blow It
Into tierdltfon. flond ImtM nrn mi nnnre fnennn.
slve than bad ones, but bad bats aro expensive
at any price and sensible men couldn't bo paid
to wear them, Our ti hat is u porfect gem; and
there Is no reason to be without one at this low
figure. The same Is truo of our 25o Nccltwear
and Suspenders. Good shirts from 25o up to fi.
All the newest things Is gents' underwear, col-
jura unu cuiih. Jsveryining ui rocn uouom price,
scAxcrijAiir,
io South Main St.. Shenandoah.
THE MINERS,
MECHANICS
AND LABORERS'
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Will Issue a new series of stock commencing
Wednesday Eve'g, March 16, '92,
From Hvo to eight o'clock P. M., at tho office of
J. It. Coylo, Kki., in Ilcddall's building.
Persons dolrlng to subscribe for tho stock
should call early, as the number of shares to bo
lssncdare limited.
DAVID MOllOAN, Pros.
Jos. P. KNAPP, Seo'y. 3-3-td
Saving Fund Stock
Tho Citizens' llulldlng and Loan Association
of Shenandoah, Pa., will Issue a new series of
stock, commencing
Tuesday, Match 2M, 1892,
on which day tho subscription books will be
open from 8 to 6 o'clock p. m., atthooltlcoof tho
Secretary, No, 1J7 North Main street.
C. W. DENOliEU,
8l secretary.
Ferguson ! House Restaurant!
(Under management of Enoch Lockett)
Cor. fllnHit and Centre StrcclH,
FIliaT-CIiAbH LUNCH COUKTEJt.
Best beer, porter srd ales always on tap. Ct-
Kara or ine nneat brands.
A
AMUSEMENTS.
P. J. JKROUSOWi MAKAOXR.
MONDAY, MARCH 7th, 1892.
PECK & PURSMAN'S
Now and elaborate production of tho great
melodrama, the new
Daniel Boone
Presented with a slronc company, special
scenery, beautiful trained homos, runny come
dians, grand orchestra, Pennine Shawnee In
dians, and announced by tho Daniel lloone chal
lenge brass buna, thd lines ton tho road.
Positively ocrythlng necessary for this pro
duction transported in Peck & I- urnroan's spe
cial palace cars
Street parade at noon. Grand bana concert
at 7 p. m.
Prices, 85, 60 and 75 cents. Seats on sale ot
Klrlln's drug store.
Jjl liltCUfcOM'H TIIICAI in:,
- r. j. lrxRausoN, uaztaqer.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, '92.
AIDEN BENEDICT'S
Spectacular drama,
"Fabio Romani !"
Thrilling nnd interesting earthquake effect, an
eruption oi mi. Vesuvius, illumination
of tho Hay of Naples, forming u
most magnltlcent spec
tacular tableau.
Prices, 75, 50 mill 25 Cento.
Scats on sale at Klrlln's drug storo.
Shenandoah
Business
College .
A Lnrjje Attendance
pally.
Koom for a Few More.
Tako advantago of tho present
chance to secure a
GOOD BUSINESS EDUCATION I
For terms, &c, call at tho College or address,
W J. SOLIV,
Shenandoah, Fa.
Specialties!
Tho host Chimney Top yet discovered.
Tno wina cannot mow uown.
Do vou want tho best ranee money can
buyf Then purchase the "NEW
UltOADWAY."
Tin Hoofing and Spouting done on the
snortcsi notice.
All kinds of STOVE REl'AinS.
A portion of your patronage solicited.
WM R PRATT,
.No. 331 S. Jardin St., Shenandoah.
FLOWERS !
FOR WEDDINGS, FUNERALS, &c.
SUPEllIOIl WOEK.
lloso nnd Lily Houqucts, Designs of AVrealhs,
Stars, Crosses, Anchors, &o.
Orders received at Wasley's Drug Store, No.
100 North Main Street, Shenandoah.
Miss Gussio Goiger,
MAHANOY CITY, PA.
J-15-lm '
Good Horses I Nice Buaaies I
Fine Double Carnages I
In chargo of eood, careful, responsible driv
era to njre at all timet and at
1 ' 'reasonable rates at '
EVAN J. DAVIES'
LIVERY AND PEED STABLE,
12 and 14 North rear Alley,
Hear of Lubere's hardware (tore. Horses
taken to Hoard. Careful attention given to
Feed in
tended
B Horses. All Kinanot iiauukubi-
to
promptly chariies moderate.
UNDKHTAKING
Faithfully and promptly attended to.
HurcliiZl's
Restaurant
Cor. Main and Coal 8ts
henanaoau, I'n.
Ilegularuieals at popular
F rices set Veit at ail times,
jidles' dining una re.
freshmenl rooms attach
ed, liar storked with the
nnest brands ol clears,
and (aney drinks.
Leading Restaurant in Town.
LEATHER andSH0E FINDIHGS
llealet in all kinds ot
Shoemakers' : Supplies !
iitrse and Qret-clata stock,
All Demands of the Trade Suppheo
18 W. CENTRE BT.,
Kerguion Homebuilding, SHENANDOAH, PA
GIGANTIC SALE
B00TSMSH0ES
1 AT AND ,
BELOW COST.
lliis Is a bona fide sale.
Must be Closed Out by April 1st.
Tho stoelc is now and
Boots and Shoes,
Slippers and Rubbers
And all kinds of footwear for Men, Women, Youths, Misses
, and 9hIIdrcn. No reasonable offer refused.
ELMER WA8LEY,
ISTo. 30 North Main Street,
027" ALL
REDUCED
GREATLY
nnUBSELB from 50o up. Tahle'and
.Floor Oil Cloths and Linoleums
from 25o up. Window Shade?, Itugf,
Mattp.Cutlnln Poles, etc., at lowprlces.
Tho heat line of Lace Curtalna ever
shown In town frt m $1.00 n pair up.
T T PRTPr'Q 0LD.RELIABLE,
U M . IT JL1 J-J D , NORTH MAIN STREET.
Music Cabinets, Rattan Plush Rockers
PARLOR SUIIS,
LOUNGES, -BEDSTEADS,
OFFICE DESKS,
S3D.08 and upiarJ,
- 4.50 anil upward.
Ul a
. 15.00 a
PICTURESA Large Lei Jail Opened forth
Wilcox &
Steck
ElPIANOSI::::
Chlckcrin
Wutlnishu
WHITE SEWING MACHINES.
Pianos, oreaus una Hf vine Machines sold, crisarj for cah or rcntid bj the.rnontli
.P.WiLLMS&SON,
13 South Mam Street, SHENANDOAH, PA.
LESSONS By CORRESPONDENCE"
I N THE COMPLETE THEORY OF
COALMINING
INOLUDING
ARITHMETIC, ALGEBRAIC SIGNS, MIKE YEKTIUTIOK, HECB1ES, ETC
STUDENTS QUALIFIED TO PASS STATE EXAMINATIONS.
THE PUPILS STUDY AT HOME.
LOSE NO TIME FROM WORK.
NO TEXT-BOOKS NEEDED
roj
m stttwzisttttm mi
in
.MrROVED 8FETt-uur.
NEW DRUG STORE.
Shapiras Pharmacy,
107 South Main Street,
NEXT DOOR TO HOST OFFICE.
PrfehutffrMnuB carefully eoirnioumleU
l,y registered piiarniucifclB,
TO PROTECT YOUR LUNGS
Prncuru ono of our Vht-nt l'rolectors.
A Cheerful Homo.
"Well, Mnry, how cheerful your home Is. You
nlwuya have nueb. a cheerful lire."
"Ye, 'Mtruei we ultvaye have a good lire
trtnee wo get our coul from Zcrhe & Co.'s Moun
tain Colliery. Ilcforo wo ulwnyu had iiucli a
tlino vruitHiK a lire In tho mornlne. That made
u all croBH and crahbrd; hut now everything is
lovely And, besides, it Is cheaper. Mart
Shoemaker take orders, doeu tho collating
and ddlvcrlnc.
7j r-y"
A GRAND OPPORTUNITY
Includes
3rJES.JXJEl&.
PBICES 1
CHAMBER SUITS. - SZII,D0 and opwird
EXTENSION TABLES, - 01 and upward
FINE LINE LADIES' DESKS, 11,(1 and npvaii
EASELS, All Styles, - LCI and upward
Holiday Trade, S1.S0 and upnard-PICTURES,
White Organs,
, Lester
Hiudniau
Tuition ICharces within the means ofAlw
For Pamphlet containing full itifonnation, address,
THE COLLIERY ENGINEER SCHOOL OF MINES, Scranton.Pa.
S- Batnple copies of "The Coi.i.:erv Unoinebr," (by readlne
which hundreds of miners have qualiltd themulvti to become Sufev
intendtnts and Foitntcn), and catalogue of Mlnins Books seat tree 00
application.
Z?t7 Cut in Prices.
u At-
CHAS. TABOMTSfc
23 iret Centre Street,
DRV GOODS AND NOTIONS I
The fbllow Intr irica are ont of reach ol an
con. junior in mwin iitbi Lnaeruear, zuotL.
tilern, htoikliifa, fine quality, 3 pair fori5cIi
Talilo Oilcloth, all Myieu. TowollnK. So per1
yard, ilandkerchlefii, 0 fur Ko. Linen Tahiti
cloilK, by the pair, 60c u piece. Kicellueol
UedupieHds.andafulillneof I
CJcntH' Fwriiislihitr GnotlHr t'
WEEKS
Has removed to Bill Jones' old stanA
17 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Where he will be pleaedto meet Hie want!
of lilb Irlendi and ine puuuo in
Evcrytlilng in U10 Drinking Lint'
v