THE EVENING HERALD.
YOL. VII.-NO. 307.
SHENANDOAH. PA.. FKIDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1892.
ONE CENT.
OP. Or.
28 South Main St.
HEADqUAIlTEUS TOa
Trimmings, Indies' and Children's
Shades and Shadings,
Carpets and Oil Cloth
If Y fifty cent storm serges will compare fa
nI . Torably with We goods jeold In Fhlladel
" phla and other cities. I nm selling an all
. wool Habit Cloth, worth 60c, for3rti- per
fard. I nave the beat 60o Corset In tuo region,
'lain Flannels, worth 25c. sold hero for 20c pe
yard: 4-4 wideMuslln old for5o peryard; the
boat Gray Flannel sold for 18o per yard, anil a
Good Flannel at 12o per yard. A good Blanket
for TOO a pair.
Everything a Decided Bargain.
GENTS' Natural Wool Hulls, worth
83 SO, fold now for 2. Comfortables
and Blankets cheap. Como at once and
secure pood values at old rellablo stand,
8 Houth Main street, Bout door toGrand
Union Tea store.
Time!
Is money at tho Great
Jewelry Depot
You eee all the latest dei-luns In
Diamonds, Jewehy, Silverware.
Rings, $1 to $250 Ear lings, $1
to $50. Brooches. FOe tn$H. Gold
WatchtB, $10 to $150; Silver, $7 to
$50. .Rogers Bros, triple plated sll
verware and Gorliamt-olld sterling
silverware and souvenir (noons. .
Opera plattts, necklaces, irolil
pens, pencils, Rents' watch chains,
scarf pins and gold eye-glases.
All our goods arc bought from tho
bqs,t. houses in America and are
sold at from 2.1 to 30 per cent,
lower than elsewhere.
Holdermaris
Jewelry Store,
Corner MtiTn and Lloyd Sireets.
JOHN F. PLOPPERT'S
Bakery : and : Confectionery,
No. 29 East Centre Street.
tee cream all tho year 'round. Open Sundays.
I am now rnaklug a superior quality of CREAM
BREAD, something
ug new. you wunno ny u.
you'll use no other if you do.
Piatt's Popular Saloon,
(Formerly Jos Wyatt's)
19 and 21 West Oak Street,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
Mar stocked with the best beer, porter, ales,
whiskies, brandies, wines, etc. Finest cigars.
Eating bar attached. Cordial Invitation to all
COATS
Finest in
i' i
the
Our Fancy 2V iv Ct op Genuine
Ni'w Orleans Baking Molasses.
Our Strictly Jhresh Creamiry Bjtltftr.
Our Fine irtsli Dairy Butler.
Our2ftw 1' ihtng Creek Buckwheat Flour.
Otir JBancy Brands oj A'ortlurn avgar Corn,
Niuj Packing "Bijou,"
"Sunbeam,"
"Pr.Ule oj. Shenandoah,"
"Evergreen."
' I" -l , I ..,
' Our "WhoU" lomatoes.
FOB SALE,
Otic Car Fancy iiHe MlcJcUIiijg;
- Two Curs Flue Middlings,
..... T' ' ' ' I I
' Florida Oranges, 2S cts. a dozen.
PajAs-jihvll Almonds, '-ido a pound.
Conilansed JMUk, ii cans or 28a. '
CLOSING OD'L
LOT OF FLOOR oil. ILO'JIIS nt 50c a yaicl-a yards
wide. Tlicy are ends oi p-tccHoml odd patterns
and arc wortli more nioiiy.
AT KEXTER'S
1892.
CHRISTMAS
Y
Stewart
A list of Holiday Goods,
new and novel.
GRAND
OPENING
DISPLAY.
Lamps, Plush Goods, Dressing Cases,
Albums, Manicure '-ets,
Khnvlmr etB. Clear nets.
Glove and Ha dkcrchlef Boies,
Collar und Cuff Hoes,
Oak and Leather i owelry Cases,
Silver Cabinet .stands,
Celluloid Frame" and Photos,
Novelty Candy lloxe?,
Fancy Bottles with best Perfume,
Nut plcUs and Nut crackers,
Children's sets. Knlv s and Forks,
Fancy Pin Cushions. Sachet Cases,
Gents' Leaf or Cases, for traveling,
ir. mfl'Hj to J3.76, consisting ofchalr
brush, comb, razor, soap, brush,
tooth powder nd bottle.
Patent hcll Novelties,
Hlg lot German Wot 6,
Desert Plates, Pie Plates,
Cream Pitchers nnd Fancy Bowls
China and Japanese Sumerad
Carlsbad warp,
After Tea Cups and Saucers:
Bon-bon Mustard".
Cream I'ltc'jcrs, Hone Dishes.
Vases. Tea Pots. Craoncr Jars,
Hugar and Team sots. Chocolate
Pots Fancy I line Plates,
flaes-'Alt Hnb'i. Drummer Dov
Golden Egg, Coo-Coo. Cocked
Hat, Peter Coddlo, Ilagatello Ziu
to it uu.
nisnue Flcrures.
1'lctures. ono lot of 300 to bo closed
out at 29c.
Dolls ef every variety, from 5c to
$7.60 each dressed and undrossed.
Stationery Englnos.all description
Iron Toys Passenger trains, flro en
glncs, hook and ladder trucks, sur
rys. dray, sulky, dog oarts, han
sons, velocipedes, farm wagons,
express wagons, hoso oarts. '
Washing Sets, Child's sets of Dlsbos,
Doll Carriages, Doll Chairs,
Gaines Peck's Bad lloy, Road to
Washington, Steeplechase, sailor
Boy.' Hoo-Peep, Shovel-Board and
a'u many others.
Tool Chests, Drums, Rubber Goods.
Tho half has not been told, yet we do f.tv that
wenaNO'bO unost, selection oi iioiiuuy
Goods ever brought to Pottsvlllo Wo
extend an Invitation to all to In
spect it. Store open every
night till ) o'clock.
DIVES, I'OMEROY t STEWART
POTTSVILlE, pa.
O. GEO. MILLER, Manager.
25
CTS. PER YARD
rou,
oil cloth:
Others for 3. 45, Mc and upwards Tartles
having carpet rags should send tliem and havo
mem muuo iniu u urBi-ciuoa tuii'ck
Carpet Store, 70 South Jardin St.
Two Cars No. i Timothy Hay.
1892.
M
arket
TESTS
I FOUR ALARMS TO BE SOUNDED
Expressions Of Dissatisfaction are
Blooming and There are
Threats of Going Baok to
the Good Old Stylo
LECTHICIAN DAVIS,
who has chargo of tho
electric flro alarm sys
tem of town, announces
that alarms will bo
sounded to night, at 7
o'clock, from tho Main
street boxes, so tho peo
ple may lio prepared
for repaired alarms to-night. There is great
danger that unless a big chanvo in public
6entlment takes placo very soon there will bo
but few alarms by the system after tho or
ganization of tho noxt Borough Council. The
fact that it lias been a sourro of annoyance
since tho company turned it over to Council
has not served to keep down tho spirit of
projudico that prevailed when tho system was
put in and somo members of Council openly
declare that they would not hesitate to favor
a movement to go back to the old-time lopo-
pulling system.
Somo members are making capital of tho
system and are pointing to tho fact that they
wore opposed to the innovation, wiiilo others
say that had proper attention been given to
the contract tli.it was made for the system
tho company that put it in would havo boon
obliged to mako it givo satisfaction to tho
people for a year, or take it out.
Taken all in all tho "firo alarm" is rapidly
coming to tho front as one of tho red letter
incidents of tho year.
Gold and silver watches in endless variety
eultablo for Christmas presents, at Oscar
Yost's, 102 North Main street. 12-19-Gt
Anil Stilt TUtty Come,
It was a very unwise course which tho
Horough Council of Shenandoah pursued
toward tho representative of the Shenandoah
Herald In refusing tn admit him to take an
account of Its proceedings and debarring him
from its meetings. Tho right and tho duty
of tho press to report and havo its representa
tives attend meetings of municipal or other
governing bodies Is too fully acknowledged
now for any body of men to set it at naught.
Atthesametimo regard for his profession, and
the truth-, should compel' such representative
to faithfully and as accurately as possible
report proceedings, Tho Shenandoah Council
has taken the wrong, step, and should freely
acknowledge it, and extend to tho Hkrald
representative every facility to exhaustively
report its proceedings. 7Vi- Weelbj Record.
For the best and silver rimmed spectacles
go to Oscar Yost, 102 N. Main street. Eyes
tested frco. Satisfaction guaranteed. 10 fit
Tliv U'llaru Funeral.
Tho funeral of tho Ute Martin F. O'Hara,
who died Tuesday evening from the effects of
injuries received on tho Lehigh Valley Rail
road, took placo this morning from the resi
dence on Bast Lloyd street. Tho attendance
was very large, prominent people from many
parts of tho county being present. Itequiein
h Igli mass was celebrated iu tho Annuncia
tion church. Itev. H. F. OT.eilly officiating,
assisted by Itev. Kane. The remains were in
terred in tho Annunciation cemetery.
Messrs. Thomas Qitiuii, ofMahanoy City; C-
Quinn, Michael Muldoon, Mipkaol Tierney,
Harry Rradigan nndT. SI. Soaulan were the
pall bearers. Shenandoah City colliery, at
which the deceased held a clerkship, wus idle
In consequence of the funeral.
Tho reason why Arnica and Oil Liniment is
to popular with tho ladies is because it not
only is very healing and toothing but its
odor is not at ull oll'ensivo. lm
Prof. Barrett, ol St. Lawrence county, N.
Y speaking of pulmonary diseases, says:
not one death occurs iiuw where twenty died
before Downs' Elixir was known. Over fifty
years of constant sucoess places Dawns'
Elixir at the head of the long Hit of cough
remedies. lm
ri5KS(r..
J. R, Coyle, Esq., went to New York city
to day to transact business.
Mrs. II. K, Bowman and Mrs. George
Sclmener have returned from a brief visit to
Philadelphia,
C. G Palmer, our old townsmin, who has
returned from. Ilutto, City, Montana, visited
the Heiuu) sanctum to-day aud gave an In
teresting account of life in that section of the
country, Tho llKitALU will give tho publlo
tho benefit of his reminiscences shortly.
Through tha courtesy of Rcpresen'atlvo
elecA John J. Coyle, tho IIehalm lain receipt
of a copy of "Pennsylvania and the World's
Columbian Exposition," compiled and pub
Ushed under tho direction of A. B. Farquhar,
executive commissioner,
A Child Ilnjoys
The pleasant flavor, gentle action and sooth
Ing effect of Syrup of Figs, when In need of
laxative, and If the father or mother bo
tostivo or bilious, tho most gratifying results
follow its use; so that it is tho best family
rowedy known and every family should
have a bottle,
No Injunction.
Thero is no injunction against our Florida
oranges. They are open for examination to
all. Graf's, 132 N. Jardlu street. 12 21 3t
licit photographs and crayons at Dalb'i,
WILL RECEIVE EXTRA
TO-NIGHT.
MISS LESTER.
A lllograplilcal Sketuii ol the Ilrtlllnnt
l.lttla Aitre...
A HmtAJ.D representative called at tho
Ferguson House this morning and had the
pleocuro of an Interview with Miss Minnie
Lester, whose company is now playing a
week's engagement at Ferguson's theatre.
Contrary to tho usual rule. Miss Lester is oven
uiuiu viiniiuiuK v iiuiiiu iiinii diii? mvii 11 1 tj
stage and that is saying a great deal.
Thus farhcrcareerhasbeenn most brilliant
success, nnd ho is, oeyonil doubt, destinid to
be numbered among the galaxy of bright
stars that adorn tho American stago. Her
Btage life began at tho early age of 1G years,
when she appeared wttu unanirnu, in "Kit,
1110 Arkansas traveler, as jsmry uranium.
Her next engagement was with Monroe &
Rice, In "My Aunt Bridget." She played
with them for two seasons, after which sho
organized a repertoire compauy, which sho
now owns and controls. The company Is tho
strongest on the road, and numbers 22 people.
They have their own band and orchestra, the
latter of which is conceded to bo tho finest
.that has ever appeared with any company in
Shenandoah Their repertoire consists of
eight plays, seven of which are played each
week. The present season was opened at
Mt. Vcrnoni N. Y., August 5th, whero she
opened 11 now opera house.
Last May Miss Lester was married to Mr,
George K. Mitchell, who now manages hor
company.
Miss Lester's dancing is so highly ap
'predated that at a recent performance alio
was encored five times, and only resisted
when too much exhausted to appear again.
She is a pupil of Ed. Collier, the celebrated
dancing master of New York. Last Monday
was tho twenty seventh anniversary of Mr.
Mitchell's birthday, and the writer was
shown a handsome gold watch which Miss
Lester presented to him on that occasion,
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell are a happy and
loving couple and richly deserve tho great
success they aro having, as it is solely the
icsult of earnest work. This evening they
will present the " Rose of Killaruey."
Buy your cliild a pair of rubber boots,
Thoy will cost you but 00 cents at the Peo
nies store, 121 North Main street 12 15-tf
Determined to I'ro.ei-ute.
John McCulIoiigh, of Morca, arrested Wed
nesday afternoon, charged on oath of Richard
Amour, chief of police of Traction Company's
lEallwuy.with fighting on a or, Sunday even
ing, between Qilberton and St. Nicholas. He
was lined ten dollars, upon tho payment of
which ho was discharged from custody
Since tho branch has been opened seven men
have been arrested for creating disturbances
on the cara. The company is determined to
nrosecute all offenders Until it enforces
tho same obedicuco to rules as ou all other
ralhvuys.
Santa Clans' Headquarters.
. The headquarters for beautiful Christ mm
prctcnuis Mellct's, 22 East Centre street,
Shenandoah, Thp largest aud best assort
ment of doll?, toys, games, picture stcry
books, albums, toilet esses, Ac. Young and
old can secure what they want at the very
lowest prices. ' 13-17-7t
2,000,
Wo have 2,000 Florida oranges to sell for
Christmas. Just as good and just as cheap as
ever. Graf 's, 122 N. Jardin street. 12-2t-3t
.lames Funeral.
Tho funeral of tho lato William R. James
took place this nfternoott from his late resi
dence, on South Jnrdln street. Religious
service was held at the houso and the ro
mains wero interred in the Odd Fellows'
cemotery. Tho uttondauco was largo and
included the members of tho Welsh lodge of
Ivorltos, of which tho deceased was a
member.
Plies or llxmorrholils
Permanently cured without knlfo orllgature.
No danger or Buffering, No delay from bus
noss while under treatment. I'atieuU' who
tro responsible need not ly until well. A
erfect euro guaranteed. Send for circular.
R, HEED, M. I).,
120 South 13th St., Philadelphia.
Refers, by permission, to the editor of tht
IVENItSO llBBALD. tf
All goods warranted as represented, or
money refunded, at lloldomian's Jewolry
store), corner Main and Lloyd streets. 12-10-tf
Turkeys, geece, ducks and chickens.
Enough for everybody. Noxt door to post
olllce. 12-20-lt
Si dal Instructions.
It is said that Superintendent Goodwin
of tho Lehigh Valley passenger set vice, has
issued a circular to all passenger train con
ductors, notifying them that boys shall- no
longer be allowed to distribute packages of
candy, fruit, newspapers and magazines in
the cars. Tho candy aud fruit part of the
custom may be a nuisance, and in fact I havo
found It such, but we believe the nowspapers
aro necessities, especially when one is travel
ing a long distance,
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, its
"THE KIND THAT CURES."
"Wo lead, nover fullow." Itolilcrmau's
Jewelry store, corner Main and Lloyd streets
12-10-tf
Fresh Morris River Covo Oyitcrs received
laliy at Coslett's. 0-82-tf
Hall cm tllirlatma.
ThoSchoppo Brothers will hold a grand
ball In Bobbins' opera house, Monday even,
ing, December 20th. Full orchestra. Ad
mlsslgn 35 cenU. ' 18-21-6t
A bad mrugh or cold i-HU toi a gnud remedy
-the cure lor H. 1 , r Coughr, t'oldv. La
Oil, rut nnd ( (Ull-uniU'nn, n lu-rle i and
l-r mmeni cure is ru-, 1111,1, tin- woit t-s u
yield 10 lth uaiinr prni 1 u- ' ii iirent
l'HU-1 lUtt IS Sl id U I P W.
tc-e.
K.rUn's driiif
HE BUNCOED BIS BRIBE !
AGNES
SCOTT HAS
OP WOE.
A TALE
WAS DESERTED AND DEFRAUDED
Hor Faith In Detective Agencies
is Shaken and Bhe Has Under
taken the Work of Running
Down Her Husband.
INTER asserted iUelf
last night and few
pcoplo ventured ujun
tho streets to face tho
nipping blasts. Thoso
who did mako their
appearance did not
Uugcr upon the streets and when not within
tho friendly shelter of the theatre walls, or
amid tho scene of festivity at tho Columbia
Hose Company's fair, sought tho warmth of
the home fireside.
But thero was one person who braved tho
chilly blasts more than any other than the
members of the police force. This person
was a tall, handsome and elegantly dressed
woman who Sent two hours Hitting from one
place to another. A IlKUAi.n reporter was
attracted by her actions, which were those of
a person making an anxious search for some
one. After watching tho woman for somo
nine me reiwicr surccectoil 111 arranging a
conversation that ultimately revealed the
secret of her strango conduct. Tho 6tory is
told in the woman's own words: "My name
is Agnes Scott and I resido at Latrobo. I nm
iu siarch of a scoundrel who will pay a heavy
penalty If I can trace him and get him
within tho hands of the law. Ho is a base
deceiver and a thief. In the spring of 1690 I
visited relatives at Savannah, Georgia, aud
there I met a man named Thornton Scott,
was iniroiiuceu 10 mm uy the lrlcnds 1 was
stopping with and all that I could learn of
him was very much in his f.ior, so tar us
respectability was concerned. I understood
that ho was manager for a commission house
in Savannah and was reputed to bo worth
several thousand dollars. I spent eight
weeks in Savannah and during that timo
Scott paid persistent attentions to mo
Finally wo became engaged and in November,
1S00, wo wero married at Pittsburg. Wo
went to my home iu Latrobo and in the
middlo of January, following, ho loft me
there, saying that ho wanted to return to
Savannah and close negotiations for a branch
ol tho house he intended opening at Phila
uejpnia, neioro going (10 kuoccedou ill
securing $3,000 from me, under tho pretenso
that ho needed tho meuey to close the bargain
and his own money was tied up in an estate
that would not be settled until the following
autumn.
"After patiently waiting for soveral weeks
to hoar from Scott, aud not receiving a re
sponse to any of the letters I had written
him, I started for Savannah and to my groat
astonishment I learned that lie had not bi.cn
111 that city lor several months. I also
learned that ho had embezzled several hull
died dollars from the commission houso there
aud the circumstances showed that tho money
ho thus secured went to pay tho expenses at
tending our marriage. I returned to uiy
home broken hearted. I was advised to placo
my case in the hands of a detective agency,
but tho sorrowful experience of a relative of
mine, who was pra -tiddly roblxd by such an
agency, deterred me in following the advice
and I concluded to abide my time. A few
woeks ago my brother, who is a commercial
traveler, wrote me that he attended a play at
Wllllamsport, He learned tint my husband
was a member of a theatrical company that
had just left that city for a tour of tlio coal
regions. Singularly enough my brother did
not send me the name of the company Jttid I,
on the spur of the moment, started out on the
cluo. My brother is now somewhere out in
Missouri transacting business and It la im
possible for in to ooninmnieate with him at
present. Thus far I have visited Shamokin,
Ashland, Olrardvllle, l'ottsvide ami other
places In this section where theatrical per
lormances have been given and to-day I came
to this town, but all my joutneying has gone
(or naught. I have saUsQed myself that my
husband is not connected with the Minnie
Lester Company, which is playing here, Mid
the continuous disappointments have dis
couraged me, I will make arrangements to
have ull theatrioal eom)unies that come in
this section scrutluixed and return to tny
home to await dovolopmeuts. I would give a
thousand dollars to have that scoundrel," eon
eluded Mrs, Soott, as tho reporter left her.
Mrs. Scott Is evidently as determined as
she Is handsome. Sho said sho was uot afraid
to travel alone through tho 'country and bIio
has thrcQ more thousand dollars to part with
if she can sue any chance uf overtaking her
treacbcroui husband, Mis. Scott wont to
Pottsvlllo this morning. Sho Intimated that
sho would make arrangements to hive n
watch kept iu this region ou her huihaud by
a promise of a liberal reward iu
csm uf
success aud nothing If the man should not be
fouud. Uut unless there is a sloolh hound of
-- --- --1
rare cuaraciensiiCTS which wo navo raueci to
find in our travels wo fear that Mrs. Scott
will not succeed in making such a bargain.
Goods sold at Holdermau's jewelry store
from 25 to 30 par cent, lass than elsewhere.
12-10-tf
Those who in the goodness of their hearts
desire to btnefit their neighbors, hlmu'd
recommend the uc of Dr. Uuus Wild
Cherry uud Seneku.
It A Lindsay lateof No 3EnirtneCompanv,
Ilaluuiori City I'm lit purtnitut. Hays, that Hie
m- u.ih is i h company have used Nalvuli
1 OU m umhI sprains and horeness with most
I gratifying results U Is the best. Ontviacu.
TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES.
IiitfTfKthiir Paper Until Iteforp the Oouuty
Hi'hool Director..
The following interesting paper on tho
question of "Should the System of Marking
aud Granting Certificates by County Super
ItitendenM be Changed?" was read before
the meeting of the school directors of Schuyl
kill county, held at Pottsvlllo on Wednotday
last, by School Dlreotor A. J. Gallagher, f
town :
Tho work of holding examinations and
granting certificates to teachers is a very
important part of the administration of oar
common school system, and tho manner f
doing tho work has a great deal to do witk
tho success or failure of many schools. Uene
any Bystem or method of holding examina
tions and granting certificates to teachers
Bhould be made and calculated to do tho most
possiblo good for the schools, by mcetiug the
wants of tho teachers' profession and the
demands of the present advanced sonditieB
of education.
The rresent system of granting certificates
does not nioet these requirements. It was
Inaugurated with the common school system
In 1851, and was calculated to meet condi
tions and circumstances which have long
since disappeared with tho gratifying growth
of our people in intelligence. It is not in a
cordance with good nutnasement or goorf
common sense to allow ourselves to be gov
erued in this important matter by a legal
provision thirty-four years old, made t
govern an infant school system which kas
now grown to sturdy manhood.
The great defect of the system is that it
gives to one man full power and discretion Iff
make a standard of qualification for teacher
and to issue certificates accoiding to his own
judgment with scarcoly any legal limitations
and without any recognition of the rights of
applicants. Under the system there is tho
gravest danger to the wolfaro of the schools
aud an actual temptation to County Super
intendents to uso their authority iu this re
spect for their own personal ends.
Should a man become County Superinten
dent who is a little unscrupulous, who is a.
politician and who places his personal in
terests or his desire for success iu getting re
elected abovo tho welfare uf tho Ruhoolfl,
any 0110 can see ut a glance how, under the
present system, he can lower the standard if
tho teachers' profession by granting certifi
cates to unworthy applicants and so inlln 1
incalculable injury upon the tchools.
The welfaro of our schools is dependent
mostly upon the teachers and the well'ate
education throughout tho state depen Is
chiefly upon tho teacher's profotisioti. ho
one is allowed to teach in tho public school
of our state without having passed an ex
ruination aud having been granted a
certificate. So we find that the granting of
certificates gives us our teachers. Now, no
one will dispute that our schools are rntitli d
to the best talent aud material for teai'hmir
that can ho secured, aud since, it must be
secured through a system of examining and
licensing, thero is no doubt whatever but
that such a system should be as perfect us
possiblo and best calculated to secure the best
talent and merit for the teacher's profussiou.
because in no other way can tho welfare of
our schools be subserved and iu no other way
cam wo moot the demands of educational
progress.
It seems to mo that there is not inui-h dif
ficulty in tho way of constructing a system or
method of licensing teachers whioh will be
up to the requirements of the times, SulIi k.
system should uot be iu the hands of oue
man. It should he made so as to make the
standard of qualification as high as possibb
It should be absolutely fair and just to nil
and should contain provisions for satisfying
any ono who may suspect unfair treatment
and the redress of any injustice which may
have been dofee.
I have not investigated the matter very fai .
but I rind that there U an excellent, fair and
successful system in vogue iu the City of New
York, and the method of the United Slates
Civil Service examinations is a model of fail .
just aud honest examinations, at least in its
construction; and I believe in its execution
alto. Using the Civil Service method as a
model, I ihink an intelligent oouiiuiitei
eould easily form an admirable system for
our county or our state to supplant the pres
ent one, and .to my mind such a work is one
of the moet necessary aud would be one of
the greatest ieforms which it is practicable to
make at present.
Go to Ilolderman'i jewelry store to select
your ChrUtmes presents. By making a smalt
deposit goods will be laid away until called
for. Corner Main and Lloyd streets. tf
Ah, ha! Dr. Coxe's Wild Cherry and
S-Uioka cured you of that cough, just as we
told you. Price 36 aud 50 cents.
Special Sale.
Dolls, Albums, and Fancy Slippers at tha
Peoples' store. 12-15-tf
The Acudemy ltfstuunint.
The l'ottsville hottdquui tcrs for Shenau
doah peoplo and others lit Ing North of the
Mountain, for hot toddles, hot punches, beef
1 tea and all kinds of wines and liquors of the
I "est brands, is tho Academy Restaurant, Jobu
1 t-ooney, proprietor, M. A. Loouey, assist
ant, tc
Ilolderman'g gold watches for $12 are sold
ehewliere at $18. Silver watches sold fr 'iu
$8 to $6 lower than elsewhere. Comer Muiu
mil Lloyd streets. 12-10-tf
Callles UlutHtmti..
A juvenile operetta will be rendered la the
Welsh Baptist chuich on Friday ening
)i lumber 33, 1802, uuder the dii-.n u of
Jehu E. Davia. Admission 10 couU.
12 20-lt
Don't delay, always be on time, for preven
tion is iveiii r itinn cure AH coughs and colds
and such affi enons of the mroai nn! i-inpio
lead to 001 sumption are cured by Ur Bull a
t'-oughByrup,