I. .
.t -
I ANOTHER oar load of our
OBB'S OBSHB.VAHOHS.
What Ho fierm hihI llenrs During lilt
Truvt.
Tlielate Anthony Qtiy wlio was killed on
lextracliolM) FAMILY FLOUU
I linH been received ml It hwhUb
emiMtJ Ml.luuuil.MHH.ljji MUi-li'ijimngoi.
your order. It i mperlor In every re-
tho mllroad at Gordon on Momliiy last was
I)m't buy an
ad
mwit utnl iiiw lii nrlno. Diiirt 1 1 1 1 V nil ,
beet for the mii. inonry. I) m't f rgt WM mle of ie oldest
us If you want L'aiu.od Good. When ' . . .. us(lclll of ,,, t0W1I
It oomen to Hum we can dlncount nil
eur nolKhbuni, In quality and iirlcti.
Corner Grocery,
Centre and White Sts.
THIRD EDITION
l'KKSONAl..
Superintendent Balnl and daughter, Miss
Keltic, spent to-day at tho county soat.
Dr. K, E. Kudor, 'he veterinary surgeon of
Jtahanoy City, was a visitor to town yester
day. Mrs. John Iloherte and Miss Ida Kolb left
for Wilkos-IJarto to day to spend the Master
holidays.
lire. W. J. Evans, of South West street,
spent yesterday afternoon with friends at
Jit. Carmol.
Itobcrt Thomas, of Philadelphia, was In
town today paying the employes of tho
Keliloy Iluu colllory.
(Jen. Louis Wagner, of Philadelphia, was
in town last ovenlnc looking for a now
picnic ground, wo presume.
It. J. I.anyon, formerly of tho rrackvlllo
Ctesctnt, Is now city editor of tho JnJejimi
.dent Loyal American, of Altoomv.
Druggist M. It. Stein and Jnmes Silliinan,
of JIahauoy Citjvwoio guestB at tho Gather
rehidence on West Cliorry street last ovculng.
Dr. J. E. Shadlo started from town this
.morning for his homo in St. Paul, Minn.
Ho said his visit was of a most pleasant and
agrooablo character.
M. P. Qulun, of Pottsville, one of the big
Democratic bosses, was in town jesteiday ou
liusiuess but did not escaiie being iinpoUuued
by numerous applicants for government
positions. Mr. (Julim, we bellovo, would bo
only too happy to accommodate all the
'patriots had he tho power.
That old established cough iemedy,Dowub
.Elixir, still more than holds its own in the
public estimation, despite sharp and active
competition. It is a "home remedy," and in
this locality needs no word of praise from us,
so well and favorably knoivn is it. It is the
standard remedy for coughs, colds and all
throat troubles, with gioat numbers of oui
peoplo, and their continued uso and un
solicited recommendation of it spoaks vol
umes in its favor. iJitritiiotoii, Vt., Free
JVm, January 20, 1892. lm
Political I'lllUtH.
For some unexplained reason Pennsylva
nia who want Federal office no longer goto
Washington to mako their calling sure.
Tlwy simply Hock to Harr.sburg.
Tho Democratic Moeos who was to load tho
Democrats out of Egypt and through the
wilderness, had hotter be watched, or he may
steal tho golden oalf and Aaron's rod, and
other valuables not itemized in tho published
bill of expenses. When a fellow starts out to
reform every tiling else, he sometimes forgets
to attend to his own case.
Hill and Murphy have been turned down
again. Cleveland has no use for them.
Congress will meet in extra session in
September. Cleveland wants the tariff laws
repealed.
It has been proven by living witnesses tliai
Pau-1'lim 1h lemaraublesreeiflerorttienulcl.
enre of t lie difficult and rimigtrous t bloat and
.uoK troubles-Its eqnal ean'i lie found
th Bless in workiiia for the interests of
the organisation. Three of the company'
members went to Gordon and served as pall
bearers and thirty-three met the remains at
Malunoy Plane and escorted thoiu to tlie laet
resting place in Frackvlllo.
The mention I made in this column re
cently In reference to thoorgHuiaation known
ihollschelor'sClub, has been productive
ofcomogood. It is reported tmu several oi
these young mon have severol their connec
tion with the club, and are once moro enjoy
ilig the company of tho gentler sex. t nave
also been the recipient of several dainty
ii..... ft-,.,,, tlm fnlr rox. tho tonuro of
hicli prove conclusively that tho majority
of tho young men in tho above club havo
mut with rovereos In their lovo nnairs, aim
l.,limr for revenue Don t bo so
foolish, vouuir men I If ono young lauy
doesn't appreciate your guod loiks, there are
there who will. I do not think, However,
the headquarters of this club should bo in so
prominent a place as a haibcr shop.
Asa freight train made a sudden halt on
tho Lehish Valley railroad, near i.moncK
streol, yis'.etday, to allow a pig to cross the
trad , mi eye witness remarked that tho
r wa erv considerate of other
eoule's nronorty. "That was not tbo cause,
said n railioader. '-An eng ncer migni
strike a cow or a goat and think nothing of
.but ho will draw a lino on pigs, especially
old ones. Their skin is so tougli aim uiey
aroso lat that in nino cases out ei ten llioy
ill throw an hibIiio oil tho track if they
eel under the wheels, and there is nothing
that provokes an engineer more than to have
ii engine run oil' the rails, no matter now
ilight tho accident may he.'
("osu
KirlluV
Z cent. fan-Tina Is sold at P. P. 1.
'arutf store.
Coming Ktunts.
April 3. Easter ball; Bobbins' opera house.
April 19. Fair and festival, G. A. It.
"Widows' and Orphans' fund; Bobbins' opera
louse.
Piles or Ilemorrliolds
Permanently cured without knife or ligature.
Ho danger or tsullering. Ho delay from bus
lneea while under treatment. Patients whe
sre responsible need not pay until woli. A
psrfect cure guaranteed. Send for circular.
B. DEED, M. D.,
129 South 13th St., Philadelphia.
Sefers, by permission, to the editor of the
HVTSNINO HKCALD. tf
W. J. Morgan, the hatter, will move to
No. 10 South Main street on April 1st. 29-tf
The Academy ltestaurutit.
The Pottsville headquarters for Shenau
doah people and others living North of the
Mountain, for hot toddles, hot punches, beef
tea and all kinds of wines and liquors of the
best brands, is tho Academy Restaurant, John
T. Cooney, proprietor, M. A. Cooney, assist
ant, to
The Monument Committee.
A regular meeting of the Soldiers' Monu
ment Committee will be held in the Council
chamber on Friday evening at S o'clock.
full attendance of the representatives is re
quested.
Superior goods at 86 per eaiit. lower than
slsowbere at HoWerroan's jewelry store.
Toeeaanleta flies, two copies each o th
Evening Hhrald of January 1st, 9d an
1th, and February 6th, litt. A liberal pries
will bo paid for tho same.
When Baby was trick, we gav her Castorls,
When she waa a OblU, she orid for OMtorio,
When she tweamsMsa, she etnasf to Oietoria.
Wka she bad Cfaildrso, aba gavetfwna Oostorfe.
Xt you liave carpet thk and
avlsli tliciu niHtle Into Home
made Carpet, send tit em to
JFrlclce'S Cupet Store, io
Jardni street.
Worlds Fair Holiday Trip !
io Days at the World's Fair
With nernmmodatlons at a flrst-eliifs Chicago hotel, and transporta
tion to and from Chicago, Including sleeping norths, all free of cost,
To the 2 Most Popular Teachers.
CONTEST CLOSES JULY 1st, 1893, at 6 P. M.
Tbo two teachers who receive tho largest number of votes will bo taken
to the World's Fair and royally entertained by tho HEim.D. Cut out this
coupon, and on the blank lines writo the name of tho Public School Toache,
north of the Drosd tountttln, In Schuylkill county, whom you consider most
popular, and send it to tho "Contest Emtok, Evening IIkhai.d, Siiewan.
doah, PA." Every coupon properly filled out counts as ono vote for ono
leuchor. Every person, young or old, can vote, and voto as often at they
plcoso. Coupon must be in tho hands of the editor within ten (10) das after
tho date it bears.
Name of Teacher - M
Kesldcnco..
Name of Votor..
Residence...
MAUCI1I 31, 1886.
XT'ox -fcbLQ Xjixolsy Ones.
4 Gold Necklace.
Holdermnn, tho Jowoler, will give the lady
teacher receiving the hlghoct number of
votes a Hundeometiold Necklace,
A Set of Furs.
It. J. Mills, tho Pottsville Hatter and Knr
rler, will give tho lady teacher receiving
seoond highest number of votes a hand
some Set of Furs.
OliB.
l'ollltH.
Fllttlugs are already plenty,
"i'lanked" shad after to-morrow.
Tho lunch fiend will ho out of a job now.
Tho theatrical seawn ia coming to a close.
Winter is still lingeiing in tho lap of
spring.
Watch for the pretty Easter bonnets on
unday.
Tho Mt. Caimel Daily Mws has been
enlarged.
Hrst organ grinder of tho season m town
ettcrday.
The post office was open to day up to li
'clock only.
Trips to tho woods for trailing arbutis will
soon bo made.
There is plenty of work for painters and
paper hangers in town.
Theiowillbo a heavy demand lor eggs
o morrow and tho supply will bo iully as
great.
It is to bo hoped that tho judges of the
liccnso courts will Buccccd In their rosolvo to
break up tho froe lunch custom in saloous.
This lunch is a standing temptation Io the
deadheads and loafers, who havo only to tnlso
a nickel each to get the meal they ought to
earn. It Is such characters as these lounging
about saloons that create tho disturbances
which had to violence thete. llesidcs thiB,
many an honoit working man off for a day
buys liquor for the sake of tho lunch, and
ftt-ii remains diinking unlil ho has sieut
twAo or thrite what a lioiirty dinner wouiu
have cost him. The free lunch, like the free
toup house, is a dcgiading tliii g, no matter
u what tpirit it is oifeivd, and ought to go.
USE DANA'S SABSAPAE1LLA ,ith
"THE KIND THAT CUBES."
Source of Danger.
Tho other day a physician chauced to sec
some mounds of jelly standing just outside
his kitchen window. Ho asked hlswifo if it
was the cook's custom to leave the jelly thus
unprotected. She replied in tho affirmative.
Then he taid: "Don't you know that when
we medical men want to secure minute
organisms for investigation, we expose gela
tine to the air, or in places where wo have
con lined malignant germs? The gelatine
sneedllv! attracts and holds them. I'm
afraid your flavored gelatine dots tho same,
Cool the jelly if you must, but cover it with a
pieco of sheer close muslin; or, better, if you
have it, seme pietis of glass, taken from
some broken window pane." Thcro is a hint
here for everybody. It is to be feared that
kitchen pm esses aro sources of illness moro
often than is imagined. In many
houses the little kitchen annex, whero stands
the refrigerator, and where various eatables
are kent. is directly against a drain and a
closet. Yet here stand-dally uncovered milk,
butter, often custard and puddings, and var
ious other absorbents. The averago cook Is
ol.tnlntnlv ignorant of sanitary cause and
effect, and tho etornal vigilanoe of tho house'
mother is the family's chief safeguard.
"More rol."
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Bail
way Company has just issued another ttt'ty
page, nauusorueiy musiraiou isuiuuivi,
giving "More Facts" about South Dakota,
regarding agriculture, sheep raising, olimaie,
soil, aud lie other resource. It also contalus
a. rmrirct oountv man of North, as well as
South Dakota. It will be sent free, to auy
address, unon arinlication to John B. Pott,
Dirtrict Passenger Agent, Wllllamsport, 1
Write for one of them.
Klitt for Sale.
The artiele in yesterday's IlKRAI.D, m
reference to tho sale of M. P. Coury's prop
rtv on the corner of White and Centre
street, has proved to be a falsa rumor. Mr,
Conrv informs us that the property is still
for tale.
Hand lacerated.
Patrick MeCJain bad ono of his hands
badly Uoerated by a falling piece of coal i
the Oilbarton colliery yesterday. Tbo
ittjuris were dressed by Dr. Stain,
A Gold-Headed Cane.
W. H. Mortimer, the Pottsvlllo Jowclcr.wlll
give the gentleman teacher receiving the
hlghost number of votes a Gold-headod
Cano.
Gold-Headed Silk Umbrellas.
Tho Homo Friendly Society, of Baltimore,
Md., will proseut the two lucky competi
tors in the contrstwlth handsome Qold
headed Silk Umbrellas.
A Plush Toilet Set
Mr. lleose will give tlie lady toacher re
ceiving the second highest number of
votes a land-ome flush Toilet tet.
ADDITIONAL OFFEE5.9.
The two teachers having the tliiidand fourth highest number of votes at tho close of ihe
eontCHl will vis t NIAGARA FALLS, and mnuin there llvodays.ut tbo expense of tho Hkuald
W1
rE HAVE the exclusive agency, in till' vicinity, ror tne paiecr me
New -COLUM1JI S" MACHINE, which Is now the most desirable
machine lu use Written guarantee goes with everyone, Insuring
ihcin, uuder ordinary care, for live year?.. Our prico only fa-a (n EJfb
Calland lnsrect them. New styles of D uncr and Tea jp&.'ttw'Lr
Sets. Iron Hollowwarc of every description. The spring-time nppr. aching
tlnds our store crowded with blight nev goods and appreciative buyers.
GIRYIN, DUNCAN & WAIDLEY'S.
3 JSo-UL-fcla. WZsxIsol Sti'eot.
And So It Goes!
When Sewior Machines ore mentioned the name
of the STANDAHD risox instlrctlvely io tho lips.
Why Heoauso it will sow as much in four houn
M others do In live,
ltecausalt Is a labor-saver, and makes less nolsi
than uny rrachlue on tbemarkot.
Pay no attention to tho disparaging talk or our
competitors, as that only proves that it Is their most
dangerous rival.
Call and see It for yoursolt,
T. B. SHAFFER,
Cor. Jnnlin mid Lloyd Sts , Shenandoah.
THE NEWS IN GENERAL.
Se'Mrnora bank clearings ycMerJay were
$S.0C,k. and balances $308,3G4. Money
(J per cent.
Edwnrd Sterrett. a laboring man of Au
burn, Neb., shot his vrifeund then himself.
Both will die. Jealousy was tho cans.
St. Barnaba's P. E. church was burned
in Baltimore. The Are started near tho
furnace in the basement. Loss, $60,000.
The wage trouble between tlie Ohio nnd
Missisoippl railroad and its telegraph opera
tors has been finally settled by u compro
mise.
Governor Pnttison issued a death rfrr
rnnt for rietro tJuccieri, an Italian mur
derer, who will be hanged at Reading on
June 1.
It is said that Governor Flower, of New
York, has intiinuto that he will commuto
the death sentence of Uariyjo riams to im
prisonment for life.
The old Keska William shaft, at Middle-
port, which was abandoned la?t year, is to
be ru-opened by the Doclson Cowl Company,
who hold a lease u; on the property.
Eighteen new ca- s of grip were reported
to the board of he tth in New York city
last evening, the cases aie not so severe
as when the disease first broke out.
Over 1,500 car loads of coal pttssed
tlnough Harrisbui'K on the K'mi.sjivunui
railroad yesterday uetweeu (J o'clock iu the
morning and 7 o clock in the evening.
William P. B. Brooks, of Boston, has ae-
siKiied. Liabilities. $100,000. The avail
able assets are stut-d to lie about $50,000.
The cause of the failure ia said to be the
stringency iu the money market.
A New York disuatvh sajh that the find
lint of the bottle on the beach at Ocean
View contnlng the noto from one of the
cattlemen on board the Nurouic when she
foundered, leaves no doubt tii.it all ou
board the ill-fated ship were drowned. The
otttoers of the White btar line have aban
doned all hope of any of the crew having
been picked up after the Naronlo went
W. J. Morgan, tbo batter, will be found at
Xo. 16 South Main street after April 1st. tf
RAG CARPETS
It you want carpet woveu by ex
peri ooen h.nds tan your rags to
PATTEK SON'S,
305 WKST OAK ST HE 1ST,
Slionanclovii, .3i.tit.
A 115,000 Flro nt Hnrrliilmrg.
IlAnniSBUKO. March 25. Two threo-
story Iraine boarding houses, near the Lo-
chiel mills, ou lilovcntb. street, were ae
stroved bv lire lit mi earlv hour this morn
Inu with all their contents, the loss win
reach about $15,000. The bourders all es
caped uninjured.
Clorulancl'H f atal I'.lazn.
Clcvkland. O., March Ul. Vn explosion
in tho storehouse of the Forrest City var
nish works shortlv after noon yesterday,
tused a fire in which Charles Boublemiin
was burned Ui deatii. The storehouse wai
eoinpletely desiro.Mil. Losm, nbout 30,
000.
HP
THE NEXT MORNING I FEKL BRIGHT AND
nru AND MY COMI-LEXION IS BETTER.
My doctor says It arts gently on the stomach,
liver and klitnevH. and l a ploanant laxative. This
drink is made from herbs, and U prepared for use
hs eMuy as tea. iimcaueu
Spring and Summer Millinery
Our first Opening' of Spring- and Summer
Millinery will take place on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, March 30 and 31 and April 1.
Our Millinery Department will be on second
floor, reached by a broad, easy stairway is a
spacious, well-lighted room, 70x22 feet, and
suitable iu every respect for the purpose, hav
ing large mirrors between every window and
furnishings of the latest and most approved
style.
This department will be in charge of an ex
perienced and courteous forelady. We have
secured the services of a noted trimmer, from
abroad, whose skillful, stylish and artistic
work has never failed to please the most fas
tidious. "We shall keep everything in trimmed
and uutrimmed Hats and Bonnets; everything
in Flowers, Laces, Feathers, Aigrettes, Rib
bons and jets of all kinds.
Novelties will b6 added .is they appear dur
ing the season. We shall make a specialty of
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets; shall keep a select
assortment from which any lady can, at a mo
ment's notice, make a satisfactory choice.
As this is our first season for millinery, we
have spared neither trouble nor expense to
make ita model department, and the result is
even more than we anticipated.
THIS will nlRO be our GKNEBAI.. SPUING OPENING for the
entire store, llach department will have something new,
choice and seasonable Dress Goods will represent all domestic
goods, sis well as the tlnest importations of wool, silk and wool,
and all silk. All the new weaves, fancies and mixtures, with
odd, unfamiliar names, but v cry beautiful in design and llnlsh,
will be found here. A neat little hook will be given away to all
purchasers of millinery goods Everybody cordially Invited to
be present nt our First Opening of Spring and Summer Millinery,
Thursday, Friday audSaturd.iy, March and ,11 and April 1.
LAHE'SfflEDIGIlIE
AU druggists cell It at toe. and (1 a package. If you
rannot It. genu your &aarras inr a rrew sample,
Lane's Family Medlelim muvrs the bowel
eapli duT. J n order to hp healthy this Is neressary,
Address OUATOlt T. WoomVAllli I,k Itov, N.V
bait's Popular Saloon
(Formerly Joe Wyatt's)
' rnd 21 West Oak Street
8HHNANDOAH, PA.
Hr oea with the beet beer, porter,
j.ittei, brandJe. winy, eto. Pine ekart
' tttartikr tMBchea. C&rrtlal invitation w5 ill,
H. Ul&TUUl, It. D..
:aac ISO North Jardln Jtreet, Shenandoah
fa, Froif and Stowart '
O, GEORGI3 MILIiEIt, Manager.
-OP-
WINTER GOODS.
Few white and colored blankets, ladies' and child
ren's coats, which will be sold regardless of-cost.
Come early and secure bargains at
J. J. PR
IPV'Q OLD RELIABLE,
JLvjJLj D, north main street.
47
QUEEN & CO. Of Philadelphia,
Send their 22jjre Specialist
To Sliciiuiuloali, Wctlnt.stlay, April xx
He will be found at the
Ferguson House From 8:30 a. m. to 550 p. m.i
Persons who have headacht or whose eyes are causing dls-;
comfort should call upon their specialist, and they wUl re-i
cctve intelligent and skillful attention. NO CHARGE to ex
amine your eyes. Every pair of glasses ordered Is guaranteed
to be satisfactory.
PEOPLE'SJSSTORE!
121 N. Mam Street, Shenandoah.
Soots,, Shoes, ents' iFuraaishmgs I
At greatly reduced rates.
jSL. 3Dr,3E3TE2.!E?L"Sr, Proprietor.
IT PAYS to buy your
Boots and Shoes and
Rubber Goods at the
emporium of Joseph
Ball. Finest line of
goods carried in town
JOSEPH BALL'S,
JSTo. SO HT. IVIn.ixL'IStx'oot
AGENTS, S30 Io $50 A WEEK
Wanted, an honest, earneit man or woman
in every county to take the sole agenoy for an
article that Is needed lu every home; sells at
sight, in town or country. You can make WiO
In three months introducing It, after which it
will bring you u steady Income. One agent (rt
student, canvassed In California during sum
mer vacation and roturnedto Hoston, Mass.,
with feOO In cash as the result of his sales. A
splendid opening for the right person. Don't
lose a momsnt ; write at once to
Peerless Mannfac'c Co.,
lhiffalo, N. Y., or Chlcaio, IU.
Chris. Bossler'a
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
(Mann's old stand)
Z04 Soutli Mnlu Street.
Finest wines, whiskeys and cigars always In
stoelc. Fresh Ileer, Ale and Porter on tap
Choice Temperance Drinks.
JOE WYATT'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
(Christ. Howler's old stand.)
Mnlti and Conl ta aheuuiirioiih.
Ilest beer, ale and porter on tap. Tbo finest
brnudsof whiskeys and oigars. Pool room attached.
JAMES tjrtllN,
PJIYaiCJAW AND SUROEON.
Zi Ncrth Jordln
OMte and Rcsldente, Mo.
Stror.t. Shenandoah.