HOUSEKEEPERS !
Find no difficulty in
securing what they
require for their ta
bles at our store.
Corner Orooory,
Centre and White Sts.
THIRD EDITION
BUSINBSS BXTHAORDINARY.
JCupld Advnue f Hlieimndimli Heel
Company! Interest.
White on his rounds yesterday a Ukrai.d
rtpurter gleaned some facts very favorslble to
the Shenandoah lteef Company. They
demonstrate that tlio meats and provisions
liaudled by this company havy secured an
inseparable bold npun pabllo favor and is
making Inroads dally against nil other firm,
agencies and dealers, It ma; now be said
that all prejudice agalust droned teef is
-wiped out and the iwople of this section ol
Pennsylvania have arrived at the conclusion
long since reached by tho people of other
sections of the country, that dressed beef
is superior in many respects to tlio
home killed article. Mr. T. O. Mnyborry,
the new manaser for the Shenandoah Beef
Company, is meetiug with wonderful succoss.
lr. Mayberry succeeded Mr. II. S. Itiggs a
manager of the eoniimny on the 22nd of
November, last. Since that time tho busi
ness of the company has steadily increased
and last week it was the largest since the
establishment of the house. This increase is
more remarkable when ibds considered that
shortly liefore Mr. Mayberry took charge the
Mahanoy City territory was cut off on ac
lint of tho establishment of brunch in
that town, Mr. Mayberry is a native of Clin
ton, Mass. lie was engaged In the retail
meat business there for some years before be
coining assistant manager for the Oansevoort
lleef Company, New York City, the largest
establishment controlled by the Swift Com
pany. llatlrely Satisfactory.
W. J. Arkell.publislierof Judge and iVmit
J,r(iV Jltuntmled Kenspajier, writes :
"Judge IHjimhuo, )
Cor. Fifth Ave. and Sixteenth St.,
New York, January 1 1, 1W)1. J
"About throe weeks since, while suffering
from a severe cold which had settled on my
chest, I applied an Allcock's Porous Plaster,
and in a short time obtained relief.
"In mv cmlnton. these plasters should bo In
every household, for use in cafe of coughs,
folds, sprnlus, brniees, or jmlus ol my mini
1 know that In my ease the results havo been
tiitiroly satisfactory and beneficial."
The Kennedy Company.
The Lillian Kennedy Company in "She
Couldn't Marry Three" played to a fair
liouso at Ferguson's theatre last night. Miss
Kennedy was as pretty and frisky as over as
the play was very good. The support could
have been better.
A Ixul niuuliiir rold eallH lor a arood remedy
the oure for li. K.T Coughs, Colds, Ln
Grippe and lonauiupliou, a perieet and
per iianenienni is rau-iioa, luBwomou
y leid to Hh Iieallrjg properties r 'ostn 25 cent.
Pau-Tina Is sold at V. V D. Kirlln's drui
stere.
Look Out lor Cold Weather
lwt ride Insure of the Electric Lighted and
Staain Heated V'estilmle Apsrtmenl trains ol
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
and you will be as warm, comfortable and
cheerful as in yonr own library or lioudoir
To travel between Chicago, St. Paul and
irlluu-aapolia, or between Chicago, Omaha
and SioQx City, in these luxuriously ap
pointed trains, is a supreme satisfaction; aud.
as the somewhat ancient advertisement used
to read, "for farther particulars, see small
bills." Small bills (and large ones, too) will
bo accepted for passage and sleeping car
tickets. For detailed information address
John IS. Pott, District Passenger Agent,
Willtnaisport, Pa. 2-2-2t
Plies or Ilnmorrlioldii
Permanently cured without knife or ligature.
No danger or suffering. No delay from bus
iness while under treatment. Patient who
are responsible need not pay until" well. A
perfect cure guaranteed. Send for circular,
R. SEED. It. D,
189 South 13tb-St Philadelphia.
Refers, by permission, to the editor of the
EvsNiva Ham u. tf
Kloutrlc iUUwsy MuJIetlu.
Hweafter the electrio railway cars will
leave the earner of Cherry and Main streets
at 5:80 a, m. daily and every 90 minute
thereafter until midnight, at which hour the
last mt will leave far (iirardvi)le. Oh Ion
day, November 7th, 1800, the fare for auy
lenftk of ride between Shenandoah and
Htimiville will be reduced to Ave (6) seats.
AU those who have used Baxter's Man
dmfce Bitten sperk -rery strongly in their
praise. Tweutr-flve oents per WMle. lsa
fVnssyskamniberaastoria.
Tben she ' Odd, ate cried lor CsMtos).
jvTiap aheliuansas mm one stent to OasSOrU.
yUc b had CaWdwn, she rs User" Omtorla.
My ktuk for New Year gifts in jewelry
and tansy goods shall be as complete as ever,
fcolderuum's jewelry store. HJ84VU
Bojm not goods at ,26 per cent, lower than
elsew here at Holdermsn's jewelry store. tf
JloUltreiau'i jewelry store leads as ever, tf
IMPORTArMEETING.
(CbnMnuwJ roln llrri Page.)
tehroent he adnflnletered was not very mere.
Mr. Gallagher thought the board should
stand by the school teachers and arrest
people who interfile with them.
Some of the directors asked if Mr. Mo
Hale was able to take care of himself, and
the euVerlntendent answered that the teacher
had given that assurance, whereuon the
board dropped the matter with the remark
that it was a good thing if Mr. McUale eenld
handle tho Turkey Ituu boys and take oaro of
himself.
Mr. Gallagher said that in Increasing the
ahlaries of male ttachers at the last regular
meeting Mr. Frank 11. Williams had been
overlooked. He considered that the young
man was also deserving an Increase. Super
inteiident Freeman said that it was elearly
an oversight mid he would be willing to
anioud his report to that effect. On motion,
It was decided that the amended report be
adapted.
Miss Ilamsge, one of tho school toachers,
was reported as still on tho sick list, but it in
pxpeoteil the lady will be able to resume her
duties In a few days.
Solicitor Coylo stated that Mrs. Cathor had
agreed, through her attorney, to accept $300
In settlement of her claim for damages
against the School lloard. Tlio board ac
cepted the proposition. Mrs. Gather's claim
for damages was based upon tber rofusal ol
the board to take the projierty which it has
ondoiniicd with the intention "of erecting n
icw school building upon it. The board
consldend tho price aikfcd by Mrs. Catlier
mid the prico flod by the viowers too high,
and concluded that it would bo much
cheaper and moio suitable to make an ox-
onsiou to the rear of thebrick building at
the corner of Centre and West streets. Mrs
Cathcr then claimed that a." the condemning
of the property prevented h3c from accepting
x good price offered by a privnto party she
would hold the board for damages. It Lb
generally conceded that the board got out ol
a deep hole at very modorato cost.
Superintendent Freeman then spoko on the
subject of additional school room. Ho inti
mated that as his terra of oflico will oxpirt
next Juno and ho will not be a candidate foi
ro-clectlon he has no personal interest in the
arrangement of bcliooi affairs for tho next
term, but for the general benefit of the
chools ho suggested that the board forego
building an extension to Centre street build
Ing this year and in its stead erect a two-
story building on the rear of tho High
School building lot. Ho fcaid tho High
School rooms aio nouq too largo now. One
ot the next graduating classes will number
but about sixteen, while ovir fifty graduate
will cuter. This will force tlio board to
make arrangements for additional room aud
the suggebted building will meet the demand
The library quarters, he also suggested, havi
been too limited for some time anil larger
quarters must bo secured in tho near future
Clio proposed new building would nl60 meet
this demand.
The committee on building and repairs was
0 . . .i
msirucieu to iuuku a noiu ui uie rccoiumcuu
ntious and submit a report at the uoxt
meeting.
The resignation of William P. Williams, as
a representative of tho Second ward, was
accepted. It was decided to leavo the
vacancy open until after tho spring oloction.
On motion it was decided that no mechanic
employed by tho board bo paid nioro than
S2.25 per day.
USE DANA'S 8AHSAPAEILLA, ith
"THE KIND THAT CUItES."
A SuccehNful Operation.
The Ashland Teltnram says n delicate
operation of skin grafting was performed on
Tuesday at tho hospital by .the surgeons.
Luke Horan, of Girardvillo, was injured
four years ago at tlio Hammond colliery.
His leg was horribly lacerated and sonic of
the bone came away. He whs faithfully at
tended by Dr. Dronson, tho family physician,
but the wound would not heal. A place
three inches wido and six inches long was
devoid of skin. Tuesday he went to tho
Jiospital accoiujKinied by his two brothers
who wcro willing to give sufficient of their
skin to cover the open soro. They stood the
ordenl Jikc heroes while Dr. Diddle cut small
pieces running in slzo from ono-oighth to
quarter of an inch in diameter from their
arms and transplanted it to their brother's
leg. Mr. Horan is only twenty one years of
age and it is to be hoped that the operatiou
will do all the surgeons expect.
Spectacles to suit all eyes, at Portz's hook
aid stationery More, No. 21 North Main
crest. 4-27-W
Coming KventH.
Feb: 13. First annual Jball of Gen. Har
.neon Lodge, Knights of Pythias, at Kobbins'
jpera house.
Feb. 28. Martha Washington Birthday
'arty, in Uobaiua' opera house,' under the
uspices of tho Ladles' Aid Society of the
?. K. ouurck.
Marsh 16. Tea party in Bobbins' cira
loose, and or the auspioet of the Welsh Con-
legatloual ohtireli.
Kea)laTo Kow Vlet-I'rwldnt.
PuiriniiPHii. Kali. 2. Ohnrlea G.
Eddy has resigned the viow-preaideuoy of
tne Aorlola c western luuiruau auinjiuny
io become aacoud vioe-preeident of the
PUilaUelpbitv Beftrtlufc ilatlrpnd oom
pauy. He will lutve general supervision
al the tramc department..
Ux-Uov. llUIinp lylng.
B. M. Bishop of Ohio Is dangerously ill
tiia nuiiilMini at his uui Here. His ail
ment is a complication of liver, bladder
and kidney disorders, and by reason of
his extreme age, 60 years, Is likely to
prove tatai.
The Trolley's lteeorU.
TtnaroK Tfch. 2. The record of acoi
dents in uud arouml Boston caused by the
electric atreat cars In 1H08 shows that 10
penona were klllea ana xuo injurau.
htil) Mo Ctiolcn In AluuUua.
HniJCKi. Mont., Feb. 8. The twllot
for thmator reaultad: Sandws, 81; Clark,
23 i Dixou, 12 uochou.
Worlds Fair Holiday Trip !
EVENING JErIlD UOStEST -
i o Days at the World's Fair
With accommodations at a first-class Chicago hotel, and transporta
tion to and from Chicago, Including sleeping berths, all frto of coat.
To the 2 Most Popular Teachers.
CONTEST CLOSES JULY 1st, 1893, at 6 P. M.
The two teachers who receive the largest number ot votes will be taken
to the World's Fair and royally entermlued by tbo IlHHAI.U Out out this
coupon, anion the bl-nk lines write the name o? the Pi bllo Hchool Teacher,
north ot too Broad Mountain, in Schuylkill county, whom you consider most
popular, and send I' tbtbe 'fVi( Mlilnr, Kvtiitug Ilerattl, Ulttnuntloah,
l'a." Kvery coupon properly tilled ont counts as one vole for one teacher.
Kvery person, young or dld.oan vote, and vote as otten as ihey please.
Coupon must bo In the hands ot the editor within ten (10) days after tho
date it bears.
Name of Teacher..
Hesldenco
Name ot Voter..
Hesldenco
FUDItUAUY 2,
OSS888SSOWMHtSSSO8I
Holilorman, thu jcwolor, will givo
inimbur of votes it lmndMiine gold ticeklueu.
U.J. Mills, tho I'ottbvll'.o H utter
receiving tho second highest number of
Max Heese will give the teacher
votes a handsome toilet set.
W. II. 'Mortimer, tho l'ottsville .loweler, will glvotho gontlcinan teacher
receiving the highest number of votes a
Tlio Louise Hamilton Company will
who wih have the highest number of
-Wurday evening a private box In Ferguson's theatre for the performance on
Monday evening.
-corxDZirionrs :-
The two tbnehers who receivo the grotttost
ibove stated will.be declared tho winners.
All ooupuiia must bo cut out of the Kvenimo Heiiai.d and sent, securely sealed In envoi
ipes, addressed to "Cantttl Kdilor, livening Herald, Shenandoah, Pa."
Any pcrfcon residing In any place may vovo ns ouen as no or sue may acsiro ror one or mon
eacbers engaged In teaching in a public school north of tho Broad Mountain ot tho closo of tbi
nrrtnt school term; provided, that any teacher who may havo been Incapacitated by sickne-
r nccldoi t for teaching for a period of not more than three months prior to tho end of tin
;erm, may also compete
Kach vote for each teacher must do reprcscntea ny a seperato coupon.
A coupon bearing tbo namo of more than one teacher or specifying more than one vote for t
oacher will bo thrown out as void.
A careful record will bo kept of tne names of all contestants, and all coupons will be filet
ind kent B:ife until tho llnal adjudication. Threo
Joah will bo selected to act as judges, make tho
.vlnners. Should three or more teachers bo tlea
00 allowed to decide.
Tho names of the winners will be announceu
iho winners do abscut from Hhenandoah nt the time they will be Informed of their good fortum
by telegraph, so that they may start on Iho trip as soon thereafter as posslblo.
All blanks In the coupon must bo lllloa out, especially me DianK requiring me namo 01 mi
jerton votluc Tho number ot votes reclved,at this office up to 4 p. m. each day will bo pub
llshed In tho noxt Isbuo of the Heuald with tho
Mrs. Marshall is visiting friends at St.
Clair.
Monroe McCnrty was a visitor to town
yesterday. ,
Kdward O'Douncll snout to-day at Maha
noy City.
II. W. Titman transacted business at Ash
land to-day. ,
Benjamin Boddall is visiting his parents on
Cherry street.
Cashier Johu II. Lchsennng, of Iliuslcton,
was here yesterday.
Miss Magdaleno Coonoy, of Trcuiont, speut
last oveiilmc in town. --
Mrs. N. J. Owous left town this morning to
visit friends at Pottsville.
Miss M'Liss Iliggiusis visiting her brother,
O. J. lliggins, at Shamokin.
Kx Sherifl' Andrew Conuey, of Mabanoy
City, was in town yesterday.
IJev. II. Duengor, of Aslilaud, colobrated
tho 85th anniversary of his birth on Tuesday.
Misses McKeon and Qiiiun, two belles of
Philadelphia, are gueste at
thp Bradigan
residence.
- Constable Boland was at tho county seat
this morning gleaning points on license and
election matters.
J. M. B. Jcrnion and W. II. Gittltius, ol
Philadelphia, spent to-day in town, the guests
of Dr. James Stein.
Miss May Cummings, of Port Carbon,
passed through town yesterday morning, cn
route for Pittsburg.
Tho firoinotion of C. M. Lawler, of fhe
P. & li. E., is hailed with much satisfaction
by his many friends in town.
Dr. F. B. Llppiucott, one of tho assistant
surgeons at the Miners' Ilospital, has re
signed to accept a position at If oncybrook,
Stillness In the neck or Joints may be In
slant iy relieved by a few applications of Sal
vathiu Oil. It is cheap, safe ana reliable
M cents.
THE ERIE CAR WORKS FAILURE.
Uubllitles Will Kxoevd )J,O00,OOO-llni-1ih
ClrullM) Agtbited.
Bri, Pa., Feb. The failure of the
Brie Oar Worts Company, limited, has
shaken business circles to the coiure in
this community, although, no other in
stitution Is likely to be disastrously in
volved. '
It Is estimated that the liabilities, In
cluding a 3511,000 mortgage in favor of
Hon. William A. UalUreltu ana uot. u.
B. Plumer, on the Martel furnace at
Point St. Ignace, Mloii., will ugrogiuo
more than a million dollars.
There are a number of iron firms in
the Mahoning Valley among tho unse
cured creditors.
Tbo concern ban been struggling under
a haivv load for a uuruoer of years. The
sale of the porsonal property will take
placo on Saturday of this week.
The works are still -rnnning on orders
in hand. When worked to tho full ca
naoitv tbev o.iiDlor about SO0 hands.
A VoltKt From Florida
Dr. W. F. Ily nin, Live Oafc, Flnrlda. tays.
Jtwl Flag On ) on' ol I be ioot suooMsful
for BUenmatlam, Kaoraisiai and .laJns
lied Flag Oil 001 Cents. Held at F. P. 1
Klrlln's drug store.
Fresh Morris Elver Cove Oj store reeaiv!
daily at Culott's. 9-SS-tf
loAWHHHMao
ISO:
tho fomnlfjk'tichcr rccoivhig tbc Itigliost
and Furrier, will give the lady teacher
votes ahundeonio set of furs.
receiving the fcoconcl highest number of
handsome gold-heuded cane
place at tlio disposal ol tho teacher
votes In the tabl- to bo published nexl
number of total votes up to tho closing houi
prominent aud rckponslblo men of Bhenan
final count and announce tho names of tho twi
on tho Highest number of votes, tlio judges wll
on or before baturaay, July 15, lb93. Bhouli
names of the teachers voted for.
Tho Academy ltestuuntut.
Tho Pottsville hcadquartora for Shcnan
loah people aud others living North of tin
ttountain, for hot toddios, hot punches, bcel
.ea and all kinds of wines and liquors of thi
est brands, is tho Academy Restaurant, John
F, Cooney, proprietor, M. A. Cooney, assist
int. tc
WANTS, &o.
FOB RENT. Society ana club rooms In the
THHit nffliuibulldlnir. Annlvtn M. M. Ilnrkp
Attorney, Boom 3. 12-H-tf
FOll SALE. l.lvory outfit for sale cheap for
cash. Apply to M. P. Conry, No 31 South
Alain street. 1-lD-tt
POUND, A sum of money. Owner oan havf
samu uponprovlnu ownership, paying ex
Dense and applying to J F. I'loppert'S, 20
Bast Centre street. Bbenandoah. i-80-tf
,r OST. An account book of no value what
Ij ovor except to owner Finder will pleas,
leavo same at IIbhald olnoe aud receive
reward. ,
OTItAY NOTICE. Came to the premises of
kj me unoersigneu, ro. ta wo.-t Line sireet.
on Wednesuay, February 1st, a small cow.
Tuo owner can have ' tho same by proving
yronerty and paying uxponnfts.
M-3t Wiluah Seward
if tf r( to S18.00 per day at homo foiling
iD.UU Lightning Plater and platlns
lewelry. watches, tabloware, &c. Plates the
finest of jewelry tio d as new, on all kinds of
metal with gold, silver or nickel. No experi
ence. No capital. Every house has goods
needing piaiing.
1 27-8t II. K. Delno li Co., Columbus, O,
A GENTS WANTED ON HALARY or com
ft, mission, to handle tho new Patent Chemi
cal Ink Erasing Pencil. The quickest and great
est t,elllng novelty evor produced. Erases Ink
thoroughly In two seconds. No abrasion of
paper, works like magic 300 to 500 per cent
profit. One agent's sales amounted to (820 In
six days. Another (32 In two hours. Prevlout
experience not necessary. For terms and full
particulars, address The Monroe Mf 'g Co., La
Crosse. Wis. X488 5-tl-ly
SHILOH';
ICORE.
Curos Consumption, ConirbH, Croup, Sore
TUroat, Sold by all rruy;si-t on a Guarantee.
For a Ime S'de, Back or Client Shiloh's Porous
Plaster wulgwe greit 'iii'iaLiiou. as ctnts.
SHfLOM'S VlTALfZER.
Mrs. T. B. tlawKips, unattanooga. Tonn.,
"RliOoh'gVitalSusr'bAYlSD MY 1.11
comtderttthelrantdyforudelrUUoU&fwtem
I ever used." For jDyspepsU, Liver or Kidney
trouoio it cxcois. rnce io ou.
HILOH'S
CATARRH
REMEDY.
Tintrnvnuratarrhr Trvthls Itemedv. Itwlll
rellovo and Cu-e you. Price 80 cts. This In
lector for Us successful treatment lf urn 1th ed
free. Bhlloh's Remedies are sold by us on a
guarantee to givo satisfaction.
For sale by C. n. Hagenbuch.
At Its requett of a numher of of it seas ot
the SMDftf Yard, I here) y annousce myself
as an InJtPSBdent candidate for Couoet In
tne wm warn
Jolin F. Finnoy.
We Are the People !
Who can ot'll you Chirm, Ghw, Pottery, etc., at prices Lelovr the
tho prices asked by most people.
Because !
Wo buy from .nianufaolurers. Wo buy In large qimnlltlo. We
uro In the jobbing list. On Frsnoli aud Genntip China, MngllsU
and other imported wares wopJao ImpoftHtit orders aud Uiu
savo 16 per cent '
Our Customers !
Receive the beneflt. ' Dnubt It, do you ? Comire our prices with
uny other denier In any city, small or large, and we'll prove tho
truth of our statement. ' Visit us for flue euudles.
&IRYIN, .DUNCAN & WAIDLEY'S.
Clea-rarce
-
WINTER GOODS,
Pew white and colored blankets, ladies' and child
ren's coats, which will l)e sold regardless of cost.
Come early and secure bargains at
J. J. PRICE'S,
Send
PEOPLE S STORE
121 N. Mam Street, Shenandoah.
Eoots? Sltoes, C?-cntE? Furnishings I
At greatly reduced rates.
TkfiL. Jpm "Ea.H."3Z", Proprietor.
A Knotty
Problem !
Is the Gift question, but
it will be solved by call
G ing at the store of J. P.
I Williams & Son, where
F you will find the most
T desirable presents in the
S Furniture line, Pianos,
Organs and Sewing Ma
chines. J- p.
Williams & Son,
13 South Main St.
HOOKS & BROWN,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
TABLETS TOR SCHOOL,
TABLETS FOE C0RKESP0NDENCE
ARTISTS' MATERIALS,
HEADQUARTERS
FOR ALL DAILY AND WEEKLY
NEWSPAPERS.
No. 4 NORTH MAIN STREET,
DOUGHERTY'S
Saloon and Restaurant
The leading pleee In town.
Baa lately bees entirely reno
vated Everything new, clean
and fresh. The finest line1 ot
Wines and Liquors I
Cigars, &o., foreign and do- ,
mestlo. free lunch nerved
eaob evening. 11 lg schooners
ot f resh,Beer,Porter, Ale, &c.
OPPOSITE : THE : THEATRE.
J. J, DOTJGHKRTY, Prop.
XsiaO-srao'sBJ
SALOON AND RESTAURANT
36 East Centre Street
The best beer, ales, porter, whiskies, brandies.
wines auu uneai cigars always oa dubu.
ROBERT LLOYdTpww.
! . ,
CENTS FOR A WINDOW SHADE.
Others, ready to put up spring roller,
ior aw, iuc, toe, omg sou upwsjus.
Par
ties oeslrlne only the BhadToe or tlx
tures ean be accommodated,
C. D. 'FRICKE'S
Carpet Store, 10 S. Jardm Street.
OF -
OLD RELIABLE,
NORTH MAIM STREET.
Ulf
OK PIIILADELI'UIA,
their "KjfG Specialist
To Sliciiijiidonli, Wednesday, Feb 15.
lie will bo found at tho
Fcrjjusoa House From 8:30 a. m. to 5:30jp. nu
Persons who havo headache, or wboso eyes nro causing dls
oemfort should call upon their specialist, and they will re
ceivo Intelligent and skillful attention NO CHARGE to ex
amine youroyes. Kvery pair of glasses ordered Is guaranteed
to b" satisfactory.
Horse : Ice : Creeper "
09
PI
El
H
fU
Sole agent for ScbuylI:lllCounty.
-A.. I-i. SWALM,
Hardware, Iron, Oil, Paints, Robes
Horse Blankets, Skates, Sporting Goods.
Headquarters For
Florida Oranges
Just received another con
signment of Florida Oranges
that the grower wishes me to
dispose of to make room for
more. I will sell the choicest at
20c Per Dozen.
.A.- WOIMIIEIR,,
124 N. Itlnln Street.
Scheider's
Saloon and Restaurant.
Leading Saloon In town
Jmitre and White fit.,
(Ilickart's old stand)
First-class Eating Bar
Finest Whiskeys In the Market.
WEEKS
Has removed to Bill Jones' old stanc)
17 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Where he will be pleased to meet the wanAs
of his irlenas ana the pnbllc In i
Sverftbing .ia tho Uriuklag Lino.
H. J, M'GUIHE'S
Sporting and Musical Resort !
Second St., GIRARDVILLK.
Uest Wines, Liquors, Jleers, Ales and
brands of Cigars slwsys on band.