We fill
m
Prices
OF AtL COMPET1TOKS,
QUALITYtCONSIDEBED
WHO OtVK
1 K OZ. TO THE POUND.
AND
PUTS TO THE GALLON
AT SEVERN'S.
QOLID and plated Silver
ware. Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Precious
Stones, Clocks, Bronzes, Opti
cal Goods, Bfinquct.Parlor and
Piano Lamps.unique in design
with 75 and 250 candle power
burners. All goods superior
in finish and quality wi'h rock
bottom prices that withstand
all opposition victoriously.
Repair work executed neatly
and promptly at
Holdermaris
Jewelry Store,
Hpeclsl Kelfgloui Announcement.
Kov. D. M, Btcarns, of Kcra'ritOD, has
been invited by Iho mtnUteri of town to
give bible reading' evory altetnato Wed'
nosday. He has accoptsd the invitation
and will rWo bis firtt biblo reading to
rn irrow afternoon, at 1:45 o'clock, in the
Prcsbytorian church. The fuljoct will be
the firl psalm, Iho Sunduy school lesson
for next Sabbath. The church-going
pooplowill find this mooting a moans ol
eraco. as woll as instruction, and shouid
avail themselves of this opportunity of
bearing one of tho best bible students in
thisstalo. Ilev. Sl'arns has biblo classta
in about a dozen different towns and cities,
for which labor he asks no compontation.
Not Her Son, After All.
Pottsville furnhlusit itmxriiable caso o
mistaken identity. Several days ago tho
body of a young man found do'd ht Johns
town was Identified by Mrs. Guthrie, ol
r-ottsvillo, as that of her Bon, Luther R
(Inihrin. The roniains wero sent on to
Po'.tsvillo and buried at that placo on Sat
urday last. Yesterday Mrs. Quthrio re
coivod a lottor dated at Pittsburg ana
rh ton bv hereon, who is at that place.
Tho letter was written on tho day the body
of tbo strat eer was buried. Steps arc now
ping tkon to fix tho idontity of tho
corpse. Uutnrio is wen Known in mis
town, havine served as a "typo" on tho
Herald about a year ago.
A HIk Success.
Tho World's Museum was visited by
nearly fifteen bundled peoplo last evening
to sco the wonders cf the world.
A l'lranaut Time.
Tho "Y&" held asocial in Bobbins' lowor
hall last night. Nearly two hundred young
noonle nartici atod in the festivities. Ice
cream and cako wore sotved during the
evening, and games wore followed by a
cako walk, which was won by George Ij
flafnor and Miss Nettie Vernooy.
The most prosrcsslve establishment
intliecouniy.
Corner Main ana Lloyd Streets.
LOCAI.KTTHS.
April showers next.
Sunlight Is Increasing.
PHttlngs aro beginning.
Tho buds will soon swell.
Lighter light bills just now.
Jlluo Ico cream Is tho latest edible novelty.
Soon time to exerclso with spado and rake.
No one can bo a hero when his liver Is out of
order.
It doesn't mako u lie any whiter to piit'lt on n
tombstone. , .
It won't bo very long now until picnics will bo
fluggestcd.
Weather prophet Foster predicts a warm and
dry April.
A Bof t hat does not necessarily Infer that the
-wearer has a soft head.
What Is monopoly f A corporation In which'
other fellows hold all tho stock.
Silver articles aro called plato from the
Spanish word plata, which means silver.
Before marriage a woman wants tenderness.
Inn little whllo she Is satisfied with legal
lenders.
I do lovo leap year," said Miss Antique.
"One lives a wholo extra day without incrcas-
one's years a Jot."
If you intend to move, notify tho letter car
riers.
Seo that your cellars and backyards uro
thoroughly cleaned, and avoid pestilence
Get used to tho Uro alarm system.
Two now mall agents wilt bo put en the route
between Port Clinton and Willlamsport on tho
10th of April.
A now directory of tho town will not come
amiss after April 1st. Tho number of changes
will bo crcat.
tAo Jtcpubllfans of town nro getting ready
fcr their' primaries on Saturday.
riGRtiVHON'B TUEATKE.
P. J. FKRC1DBON, MANAGER.
Six nights only, commencing
MONDAY, MARCH 28,
and Saturday Matjneo, tho famous
Mr. and Mrs. Punch Robertson,
Supported by their own
In a select repertoire of comedies:
Tuesday .-..Tho Lawyer Dctectiv o
weanesaay crimes 01 uurm iiiy
Thnrfldav A Woman's Itevence
V rioay inuumraiH
K-Ltnninv Mntlnee - David Croclcet
Saturday Night - , -.A Golden Letter
Refill TlllH.
On Monday nlcht wo pass every lady freo If
accompanied by a person holding a paid re
served seat ticket.
si'KuiAJi. jaennerson eniennc mo .nouso
every night will recclvo n number on tho gold
watcn wnicn will do given uwuy weuausuay
night. Numbers given away each night.
Saturday, at S:'M. we give a grand family mat
inee. Admission 10 cents. Kvcry child receives
a bag of lino mixed candy, besides a doll to the
girls and a wagon to tho boys.
Prices 10, SO and 30 cents.
Death of Henjnmln N. Ailams.
Medfoiu), N. H., March 39, Benjamin
.X A,dams died in this city Sunilay'Dight
cf,Brigbt's distfase. Ha was u 'member
t tho stall of General Palmer, National
Commander of tho G. A. It., and Also
served on tho staff of ox-Commander
Veasile. Mr. Adnms wns bora in Surrey,
'X, II., in 1S4!), and nerved lu both the
array nud navy duriug tho late war.
gtrtou. Cliarifiwi Against Hr lluibuiuL
, fJniCAbo, March 29. Mrs. B. O.
Thomas, ft" well known society woman
of Englewood, has caused the iirrest of
Ber husband, wuo Is private secretary to
,hla father, the president of tho Belt Line
Halfway, 'on the charge of non-support.
continual abuse nud attempting to poison
nr.
Ano'thtr Railroad Deul.
Bostoh, March 29. The Old Colony
management confirm the report that the
Jlevr now, 1'roviacnce Be Uoston Kail
rood has been secured by the New York.
Jfew Uaven & Hartford. The Provldenoe
h Worcester, leased to the New York.
Providence & Boston, Is included in the
Itasc
TVt)ier rteport.
WABiiraaTOH. March SB.For New Enilandi
Oenorally fair weather; northwesterly winds;
followed by warmer and southerly winds.
For Eastern New York and Eastern Penn
sylvania: Fair weather, slight changes In tern-
Miruturc: uorthorly winds.
Tor Now Jersey: Fair; northerly winds; slight
eluuurcs In teinrwraturo.
For Western Now York and "Western Penn
sylvania: Generally fair; westerly winds, b.
oomlug variablo; elljjhtiy warmer, except
western portion or Woitcrn New York, i
onory temperature.
AMUSEMENTS.
92.
M.Y.AtJenHBura DrBinaisic (Jo.
WANTS, Sco.
"It 7ANTED. A elrl for ecnernl house work.
VY Good wages paid. Call at tho Herald
3-ll-tf
771011 SALE. Cheap, a one-horse spring
V wagon with top. Also a two-seat surrey
with extension ton. ADnlv to Fred. Ilurkhart.
S3 North Main street. 3-3-tf
WANTED, AGENTS. We want first-class
salosmon to handlo our Lubricating Oil
and Grease products as a side line. Columbia
Oil and Grease Co., Cleveland, O. 3-23-lw
WANTED. Two copies of Kobcrt Mauch
line's book. Must be In Rood condition
and cheap. Address Hkiiald olllco. 3-20-tf
NOTICE OF DECREE CHANGING THE
name of John Shccler to John Luszcynskl
In tho Court of Common Pleas of Schuylkill
county. In tho matter of tbo petition of John
Shccler for a decree changing hisname.to John
Luszcynskl. And now, March 21, 1892, tbrco
months after jho presentation of tho foregoing
petition, and on motion of J II. Pomcroy, at
torney fdr said 'petitioner, tho court decrees
that tho name of said John Shccler bo changed
to John Luszcynski.'nnd the Shenandoah Even
ino Herald., n newspaper published in said
county, bo designated for the publication of tho
notlco of this decrco for four successive weeks,
Unless cuuso be shown to the contrary.
uxtraci irom ino recoru.
S. C. KIKK, Prothohotary,
Shenandoah, March 23, 1893. SM-oaw-t
60
CK BEER !
Pilsnor tzxc3L
Xiagor Boor
ORDEK AT ONCE.
Promoters of LOW PRICES T
Just Received!
0)
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p
id
Christ. Schmidt, Agt.,
207 "West 'Coal St.,
50 Cases Cold-packed Tomatoes, 13 cans $1.00
Remember, these are "not hot-packed goods, and we will
guarantee that there are no better Tomatoes in the
market a't any price.
Straight Roller-Process Family llotir, $4.50
, For this week only we will give
Ten Three-pound Bars of Soap for
iI.OO
For general liousehold purposes there is no better soap
to be had. !
We have a '
Fine Fresh Roasted Coffee, per pound, 18c
any high-priced
This coffee we claim to be equal to
grade in the market.
Gbod Horses ! Nice Buggies I
Fine Dbuble Carriages I
in charge of good, careful, respectable driv
'ers, to hiro at all times and nt
rcasonablo rates at
EVAN J. DAVIES'
LIVERY AND PEED STABLE,
IS and 14 jVorti rear Alley,
Ttear of Luburg's hardwaro store. Hones
titkin to ttonrd. Careful attention given to
Feeding Horses, All kinds of HAULING at
tended to promptly charges moderate.
UND ERTAICING
Faithfully and promptly attended to.
' We Study to Please ! "
Old Stand. New Goods
LEATHER and SHOE MM
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE GUARANTEED !
SMITH & SWINGLE,
OPPOSITE POST OPPIOB,
No. 114 South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
EVEUVTHINO IN THE
GROCERY LINE
ALWAYS IN STOCK.
ish, Butter and Eggs,
Flour and Feed,
I'otatocst Green Truck,
Hny and Straw, &c., &c.
Gallagher's Cheap Cash Store !
(Muldoon's old stand)
COltNEll CENTRE AW ' W STREETS.
Restaurant,
Cor. Main and Coal Sis.,
nnenanaosn, 'a.
Re sular meals at popular
rices served nt all times,
adles' dlnlne am re.
ireshmenl rooms attach- i
ed. liar stocked with the
tlnest brands of cigars
and fancy drinks.
Leading Restaurant in Town.
0"E?DBISr I
Saturday, March 12, '92
P. J CLEARY,
Dealer In all kinds of
Shoemakers' : Supplies'!
Large and fl rat-class stock.
All Demands of the Trade Supplieo
18 W. CENTRE ST.,
Kergusou House bnlldln;, SHENANDOAH. PA.
Faralyzers of HIGH PRICES T
Saloon and
Restaurant
n; WHITE STHEET.
Ptrst-class Lager Ileor, Ale, Portor'and Tom
peranco unnKs ona ugars. r iuu urn
Wines ond Liquors Wways
on hand.
II, C. FOLMER, Prop.
0atl around and ipend a pleasant hour.
NEW DRUG STORE.
Edwartl A. Morgan & Co.
(Formerly Bhaplra's Pharmacy)
107 South Mriin Strbet,
NEXT 'DOOR TO HOST OFFICE.
Prescript Jons, parefully compounded
by registered pimrmacisia.
TO PROTECT YOUR LUNGS
Procure ono of our Cheat Protectors,
A Corner in Hats.
Somo bats aro neither worth throwing nor
taking out of a corner. A good bat Isjltgnt, dur
able, shapely and a pleasure to tho wearer; a
bad hat isn't worth powder enough to blow it
Into perdition. Good hats ore no more expen
sive than bad ones, but bad hats nro cxnensivu
at any price and sensible men Couldn't bo paid
to wear them. Our let hat is a perfect gum, and
there is no reason to be without one at this low
llcuro. Tho same is true of our 85o Neckwear
and Suspenders. Oood shirts fronfSSo up to !w
au tno newest imngs in genu unuerwear, col
lars ana cutis. Kvery tmng nt rock uottom price.
ig South Main St., Shenandoah.
A Cheerful Home.
"Well, Mary, how cheerful your homo is. Vou
tOtritva Viuvh tmrh n rliftpfftil nrft
"Yes, 'tis true; wo always have a good flro'
since we tret our coal from Zerbe & Co.'s Moun
tain Colliery, liefore we always had such a
Umesettlng a fire in tho morning. That made
a all cross and crabbed; but now every thing Is
lovely. And, besides, it is cheaper. Mart
Shoemaker takes orders, does tho collecting
Miu delivering.
ComliiB Ktents.
Mar. 30 "Tha Tattling Torieue." lec
ture by Rev. II. O James in tha V, H,
church, for the benefit Of a tick and needy
family.
April 21. A marigold tea In Robblna'
hall, under the auaplcei of tbo degree staff
Lydia Degroo Lodgo, No, 112, I. O. O, F.
Frii!ng Tackle,
A largo lot of tlig fl v, fishing took!
cl.eMior ni b.uter thn aver. Jusi r celvc
Josiio ftml seu rq- b'lero purb&ing eUe
Vhefo utnl yttu Will M tn no at
Max IEicmi: s,
FergUton IIouw, 11W. CentroSt.
,.r.
Waters' Weiss boer 1 tho bot. J oh n A .
Ucilly tolo agent. .-lt
Found Out. ,
The best and earnest way ,0 eel rltl Of H
Cougb or cold that may dovelon Into con
sumption Is to invest 83 cents In a bottle of
1. !.. lk.u.t MU,Hrn.ln.lnl.. rinlj.
La Grippe, Throat and Luus Disordeis. Trial goods tn proportion
uuiuvB inw ni , ft, aiiiiu v utui nwn. i niu uo mev.
t HEW SHOOTING GALLERY I
VERY ATTKACTIVE.
Basemeol of gin Bollilof, Cor. Mali mi Centre Sts,
First-class guns, etc.
C. E. FORSEMAN, Proprietor.
"WEEKS
Has removed to Bill Jones' old stand
n SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Where he will be pleaved to meet the wanu
of his friends and the publlo In
Everything in the Drinking Line.
George H. Williams
"Will oocupy tho storo room,
27 IS. Jnrclln St., Sltcnaiulonli
ON AI'RIL 1st. .
A full lino of dry ki
provisions, etc. VU
sods, crocerles, oil cloths,
OUK tb por barrel, umtr
1 'rices of an competitors
J. QAIiTiAGHER.
justice el Ue Peace, Real Estate anil Insurance Agency,
Ofnoo Muldoon's Ilulldlng, Shenandoah, Pa.
A FINESHOW
If you wanttoseoa flnedlfiplAy ot BootaanC
W. S, SNYEiEfl'S
Boot and Shoe Store,
(Mastellor's old stAUd,)
ciorncr Con'l utul JarUlit Ota.
CuHtom "Work and Repairing
Done tn the best ttyle.
AHHEHfS cotton up with
tasto aud caro ore always a
pleasure to tho woaror. For
style and gentility our Spring
Clothing is "Away up in G"
itfits woll, lookswoll.woars
Woll and is mado woll.
Sorvico above all thincs
has our first consideration. This,
togothor with modernto prices, has
built up our roputation.
C. YATES Co.
Cor. 1 3th and Chestnut
A GRAND OPPORTUNITY
Yoiir Bye on This !
LAST CHANGE I
i
tlo Offer Refused for the Remaining Stock at
30 North Main St., Shenandoah, Pa.
Ladles! J?iueet Ton Oxford Ties 60c, worth (160
- . rmu niuioji oiiota -, $1,K)
Girls' Fino Button Shoes .75
Men'u Fine' Congress Shoes 1.00
" Heavy Shoes 75
" Rubbera-a few left 25
' Base Ball Shoes 50 "
" Miner Brogane 75 "
Boys' Best Kip Boots 1 25
Girls' Rubber Boots 1.00 "
A few days only remain to secure these bargains.
DON'T DELAY.
No. 30 Kcttth aia Street,
" 1.50 l
" 250 !w
" 1.50 ,Tt
" .75
1.25
CARPETS I
037" -A-XiXj GmDDOEIfit.
GREATLY
REDUCED
TORTJSSELS from 50o up. Tabjd and
, Floor Oil Cloths and Linoleums
from 25d tip. Window Bhadea, Rugs,
Matte,Curtain Poles, etc, at lowprices.
The best line of Lace Curtains ever
shown in town from $1.00 a pair up.
PBICES 1
T T PRTP17's old reliXble,
U U jL JLVJLVjXj O, north main street.
On and after April 1st,
GEORGE ROBINSON, Ih HARNESS-MAKER,
Will occupy tbo store-room,
IT. Main St., nextfto Hagtntueh's Drtig Store.
fy M.iCAMIijTON.M.lJ.,
PHYSICIAN AND SUR0E0N,
Offloo-2tf West Lloyd Btreet, bllenandcub
COFFEEJHOTJSE.
MRS. CONNICK IN CnAHOE.
A SQUARE HEAL AT A NOMINAL MICE.-
Everything well coolted and clean. An elab
orate bill of faro dally. Lodgings
for travelers.
MKB. CONNICK, 32 N, Mailt St
JOHN R. COYLE,
Atacy-at-Law and Real Estate Agent,
Office Deddall's Ilulldlng, Sbenaadoab, Pa.