ANOTIIKR onr lowl of our WHOLESALE gruuiekx. I ttXtra Choice FAMILY FLOUR t,.mlr(,h Will l'rulmbly Have a I.nrRO HHIiui tiaaii wr-nlvml ami 1L awaits, ieet1illtliinvnt Khorily. TfhuiMrinrlniMnriw One doc not need rolseioscope MMtilfy mvmt Bud low In price. Don't buy n MmmU that many of or inferior article wbeu ym. c, Kt th.;P " b(0e '7.,?!,!" .... " t. ment of Ibe town's Interest nil alone Ilia line, m. .for tl. w.1 money . Drui't to rt j a,,,, pwpecti wlll , gwl MS II VUH WWIIV VUU71A , "w" . It corn mi to Hums we can iliwount all our uelKliltora, In quality and price. Corner Grocery, Centre and White Sus. TELXRD EDITION 1'BRMONAL. MIssLlbble Faust returned to Scranton yesterday. J. K. Wilson, of Potteville, did some Insurance busluees in town yesterday. J. M. It. Jurmon, Indictment olerk in the District Attorney's office, Philadelphia, pent to-dny In town, the guest of Lis brother-in-law, Dr. James Stoln. I. K. Tlbbetts, of I'hlladelphia, general manager of the Standard Sewing Mtichin ..Company, looked after tlio Intorosts of his company here yesterday. Mrs. Whetstone, wife of Clando 0. Whot- Btone. formerly editor of the Pottsvllle Miner)' Journal, died in Philadelphia yes terday. Sho was the danghtei of K. J. Fry, a prominent liardware morchantof Tamaqua Peter Ceoohini, the East Centre street finlt and green truck dealer, last evening returned from Italy where ho spent the mt four months visiting friends and relatives. Mr, Cccchini brought with him his wifo and son. Tho boy is a particularly bright and Interesting littlo fellow. USE DANA'S SARSAPAIilhLA ,its "THE KIND THAT CUKES." REUBEN F. HILVARD. A Former Tinvnsiiliiu Ha llaiin Mtirdt-rrri In Alalmin. There is little doubt that the llllyard man Tccontly murdered in Alabama was Iteulien V. llllyard, a former lesidentof Shenandoah, and who in tho "seventies" drove a stage for tho lato 0. P. Hart between this town and Frackvillo. Itcuben llllyard disappeared from this town tome time in the "seventies, leaving a wifo and child. Ho was never heard from after. The wife struggled for an existence here for several mouths, hut eventually moved to Columbia county, and still lives there. The child was sent to Hilyard's parents at Allentowu a few year after tho father's disappearance and is sup posed to bo still at that place. Jlilyard was a flno looking man and very popular. Ho was a good "whip" aud handled tho ' ribbons" to perfection. The story of tho murder is that Hllyard. who was a hoes at tho Shelby (Ala.) Iron Works, discharged a negro, who In a fit of drunken revenge waylaid und murdered the boss. Tho murder was avenged by W. 1! llllburn, an engineer at tho works, who riddled tho negro with bullets. l'ulltleal l'olntK. Tho election news from Washington, Kan sa and Ohio fell like a wet blanket on tho President. Candidates fur offices from those states will now get a chill when they approa bis oxcellency. Delegation after delegation passes in review before Mr. Cleveland, shake hands, say a fow words in favor of their candidates; ask a few questions, utter and bear a few platitudes, ntako way for another gang, go out in the cool air, and the President straightway for' gets what manner of men they are and does not recall the name of the fellow in whoso interest thoy journeyed hither aud thither and spent their money tor hotel bill, trans Tiortatiou, tt cetera. Moral Stay at home, spendyour monoy there, and saw wood. Rheumatism is quickly cured by Arnica and Oil Liniment. using lm The Acaileiny ICwUttiraut. The Pottsvllle headquarters for Shenan doah people and others living North of the 2ttetmtin, for hot toddies, hot punches, beet 4oa and all kinds of wines and liquors of th boot brands, 1c the.Aoademy Restaurant, John f. Coonay, propria ur, M. A. Oooney, assist .int. to Cumins; UventH. April 18. Fair and festival, G. A. R Widows' and Orleans' fund ; Bobbins' opera boose. Girl Wanted. A tidy Protestant girl can find light employment in a small family. Apply at this offioe. W. .T. Morgan, the hatter, will move to No. IB Sooth Main street on April 1st 89-tf l'Uw or Hemorrhoid jfammmMj eared witiumt knife or ligature Urn tamer or eDOertng. No delay from bos InMS white nndtu treatment. Patients wht .ws) responsible need not pay until well. wMon guaranteed. Bend for circular B, BEKU, M. D 188 Booth 13th St, Philadelphia. Baton, hr nermtv ion, to the editor of Um BaRerior goods at 28 per cent, lower than Uewhew at JToMernWe jewelry ora. Twelve l'hotos for 00c. By sending us your cabinet, together with CO eeett, we will finish you one doaen photos. l-g-tf W. A. KAv, W. J. Morgan, Ue hatter, will be found at No. 10 South Main street after A jail let. tf for many years to come and will be a buttling m when many voonier towns will nave reacbetl the brink of decay. A prominent retail merchant yesterday in formed A HERALD reporter that there is a possibility of a large wholesale grocery being establish ad here and that two gentlemen of experience In that line are behind the pwJ tret The Informant stated that there is a snlendld opening hero for ttiob an establish ment and should the two gentlemen referral to fall to put it on foot he will very likely make the move himself. "I have a largo uihling admirably stilted for the purpose In view." said the Informant, "and believe 1 oould make tho business pay." Mahanoy City has a number of wholesale establishments that are doing welt and aro supplying most of the stores In this town and vallev. If wholesale establishments are paying In Mahanoy City, why should they not be nnccessful here? THE BBROPSKI CASE. Rie Is bnokril Uimiu us lnnuriiu, Hut In I tit Liberty. It was expected that tho lire alarm which Mrs. Uorofcki caused yesterday by building a re In a stove that had neither legs or pipe would had to tho woman's arrest upon some charms or other, but tho expectations' were notreallzed. Upon request of James Ciraut, tho owner of tho house, Chluf Uurgess Burns and Chief of Police O'Hara stood guard at tho house all yosterday afternoon, it boing understood that upon their return from Ashland Mr. Grunt and his lawyer would ccide upon some action. Mr. Grant aud Hon. 0. N. Brumm wore feen lato yesterday afternoon and tho latter said, "I have ad vised Mr. Grant that it is not his place to aot. The responsibility rests with tho bor ough authorities. If tho woman w insane and menaces tho safety of tho public sho should bo taken in custody and a commission in lunacy should bo asked for. If she is not insano, then she should be profecuted for her neendiary tendencies. Certainly, something should bo done, lor from what 1 have learned tho property she lives in and the adjoining properties aro not safo while sho is there." Mrs. Berofrki and her four children aro still in tho house and tho neighbors say the family is ou tho vergo of starvation. EXCURSION TICKETS r tlie World's lulr via l'eiirisylvaulu UallroKil I'rrlltnlimry Ammuuci mont. Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Compamy an nounces thut tho Tiunk Lino Passenger! Committee hits authorized tho railroad com panies to sell oxcursion tickets to Chicago on account of tho World's Columbian Expo sition on a basis of if-lo from New York by fast express tiains tchcduled to make tho run in thirty-live hours or more. Propor tionate rates will prevail from all stations in Trunk Lino territory. Tho round-trip rato from Philadelphia willbcfSO.uO by fast trains md 21).0 bv tho thirty-five hour trams. starting from New York. From Washington aud Baltimore the. rate will be $3-1 50 by fast oxpre8 trains, aud $27.C0 by slow trains. These tickets will not admitof a stop ofirn route, and can be used for a continuous pa sage only. The tickets will bo ou sale from April 15th to October 30th inclusive, and will be villd fur return trip until November 15th, 18!''J. All the lines leading to Chicago will sell thkets itocd for massage going by one route returning by another, bo that n person may go out by tho Pennsylvania Railroad, and, if he wil's, return'.by the New Yo'rk Centre), Baltimore and Ohio, Erie, or any other trunk line, or go out by any other line, and return by the Pennsylvania. Itev. O'ltaylo Surprised. Last evening about forty ladles connected with the Ladles' Aid Society of tho Trinity Reformed church made an unexpected call upon the pastor, Rev. Robert O'Bojlo and his mother and sister, at their residence ouSoutli White street, and within a few minutes they had a large table In tho dining-room ready for a first class feast. After partakin? of all tho good things the visitors aud the surprised spout a most enjoyable evening. O'Donucll Will Speak, Huh O'Donnoll, tho Homestead labor leader, will make an address before the Kdwards Family con:ert begins In FergU' son's theatre this evening. Mr. O'Donnoll is one of tlie foieruost labor champions of tho day aud no doubt hundreds who have heard of him will flock to (he theatio this evening to hear what he has to say. Worlds Fair Holiday Trip TSmnSQt HERALD CONTEST i o Days at the World's Fair With BccommoaattODS at a first cIsbr Chicago hotel, ana transporta tion to and from Chicago, lucliuling sleeping berths, all tree of cost. To the 2 Most Popular Teacher CONTEST CLOSES JULY 1st, 1893, at 6 P. M. Tlie two teacher who receive the largest number of votes will be taken to tho World's JHtlr and royally entertained by tlie IIhuai.u. Cut out, this coupon, and on the blank lines writo tbc namoof tho Public School Tenchoi, north of the llroad Mountain, In Schuylkill county, whom you consider most popular, and send It to the "Contbst IJditoii, Evkniho HF.rMi.ri, Sui.-van-IXMH, PA." Every coupon properly tilled out counts as one vote for ouo teacher. Every person, young or old, can vote, and vote as often as they please. Coupon must be In the hands of the editor within ten (10) days after the date It bears. Name of Teacher.. Residence........... Nsmo of Voter.. Residence.. 3$ igS4.;ogS!Mttiseggsss A run, 7, 1898. 37" ox Gold Necklace. t Gold-Headed Cane. W. II. Mortimer, tho Pottsvllle .Towelor.wtll lloldonnnn, the Jowcler, will give tho lady tuachor reoelvlng the hlgbwt number of votes a IlandsomolGold Ntoklace. ? Sot of Furs. It. J. Mills, tho Pottevillo Hatter and Fnr rior, will glvo the lady teaoher 'receiving sooondjblghest number of voUMf a hand some Bet of Furs. A Plush Toilet Set Mr. Reese will give tne lady teacher re oelvlng the second highest number of votes a canoVome Plush Toilet Bet. The two toachers having the thlrrtnml fourth highest number of vot3 at thocloieof the contest will vla't NIAGARA PAULS, rind remain there tlvo (lays, at the exponas of the lirnAM) glvo tho gentleman teacher receiving tho highest number of votes a Gold headoo Cane. Gold-Headed Silk Umbrellas. Tho Home Frlondly Socloty, of Baltimore, Md., will present the two lucky eompett tors In the contest with handsome Gold' headed Silk Umbrellas. Hanging Baskets, Fancy Pottery, Cuspidores, Glassware, &c, Arp anions the ninny things which we received thi weelc. We cull your attention to iuj extraordinary bargain in I'it'-lirtra live barre n of them two ijuart pitchers ut IGo, lormer price .5c. Will nut proml'o to duplicate this lot. Fancy Itiee shelf paper, HI yuid?, for Wo. Fine wriliiii? paper in tablet former boxes Fine niohlo aliearr, warranted lirst-olass goods. Knives and forks, all grade, iroiu uuo lo 5o pt r set. j GIRYIN, DUNCAN & WAIDLEY'S 3 satoxa.tla. IMEcnlLsa. ffisVttcoo-fc. J ., J rand. Display f INORESSloOpS TPVRESS GOODS isstich a bewildering1 topic JO) that we will not attempt a full descrip- tion, but give a partial outline, which you can fill in by a personal inspection. There are the plain and changable diagonals; plain, plaid, striped and invisible plaid serges; fancy mix tures in all sorts of odd weaves, dots, threads, cross-threads, hair-lines, lines here and there, many at a glance appearing- alike, but upon ex amination arc found entirely different. Our assortment of silks is complete china silks, china surah, plain surah, bengaliue, plain, fig--ured and changeable silks, in all the new shot effects. Full line of fancy braids to match any color of dress goods. In Wraps Wo find tho most stylish aird tho prevailing modo to bo the Cape, in some of its varhtions, single, doublo or triple capos. ,Somo aro plaiu, others very highly decorated, with fancy indesccut braid, butterfly colore, or some full arrangement at tho neck, so much ap proved this stafon by tho fominlno fancy. To some, coats only aro tho correct garment. To thoso we would say coats aro equally fashionnblo aud stylish, many of thoso having . enpos also attached sometimes one, two or three, as tho tasto or inclination of tho wonrer may dosiro. We have this season, for the first time, added a Millinery Department, aud have spared neither trouble nor expense to make it a suc cess. The result exceeds our most sanguine expectations. This department will be under the same management and conducted on the same principles that have always characterized our entire business. We shall keep everything in trimmed aud untrimmed hats, novelties of every description. Having secured a trimmer noted for her artistic and skillful work, we are enabled to suit all tastes. We invite a careful inspection of our entire store. All welcome. And So ft Goes! When Sowing Machines are mentioned the name of thp STANDARD rigos Instltcttvoly to tho Hps. Why f lleoauso It will sew as much in four houri as otters do In live, liecauso It Is a labor-saver, and makes less nolst than any machine on the market. l'ay no attention to tho disparaging talk of our competitors, as that only proos that It Is their most dangerous rival. Call anJ see It f or yoursolf, T, B. SHAFFER, Cor. Jnrdin nnd Lloyd Sts , Micnandonh. llnys Wanted. Quod, active boys in every warjl in town to sell tbe Sunday Niv and make money. Qi.ll at the office on West Coal street ou Saturday evening at 8 o'cloek. 4-7-8t .HAY ME J. X. MeUII.LAJfS HKSIAINS iw.nuil Hodv Taken l'rom the Ulvsrat PbUadalpbla. Philadru-HIA, April 7. A deootnposed body rose to tlie surface at Washington avenue wharf. Some aatlora dragged it th eorooar'i deputies took rf It. 'Vha body Is auopogul to be t!,M nt Jamea MoOuillan. of South lth- h. number of UUDMV found in the iw.ti.tji nt tint clothe bearioK that iiunio. 'i hi-dead man wsi of uowerful bw'd, stum'inn six feet two inches in height, an.1 xe-.AAfj; WVi pounds, lie hftrt over -r and a silver watch, while- on hU arm tattooed a Goddess of liberty. Buy Keystone flour. Bo sure that tho oarue Lkssig & Bach, Ashland, l'a., is printed la every sack. U-3-3taw mil ri.AKnr.Rs i ii.us ins REronr And the Court U lteinetel to Order a flpnei-al Aeciiiintliiir. PniLADKLrHlA, April 7. Henry F'nlld- era, master oi tne equiBy prt-e ihujh brought in 1880 by the Catawisaa Kailroad Company against tlie Philadelphia nud ReaVl'-.ia Hallroad Courpauy, yestctxlay filed his report in common pleas txnirt No. '4. He llrnls that the roads are not parallel aud competing within the general interpreta tion of the law and also thut tbe KeadlttK company has not lieen guilty of dereliction and that therefore the Catawissia road has no stu.i . iig in the present suit. The bill raised tbe question as to whether or not the Keadlug company was properly managing tbe tjatawiaga railroad and whether or not it was diverting busineM which rightfully belonged to the Catawisaa road to it own line, the ynamoKin, Bun bury and Lewi burg railroad. It was also alleged thut the latter road was a parallel and coiupetim; Une With the Catawlswa road, and, therefore, the Cataw is-a'a leaeo with the Heading was null ami oni. tue court w.w asKetl to order a gjueral o-countinK- Political Cards. F IOU COUNTV AUDITOK, THEODORE F. JiATDORIF, op roTisvjrxK. Subject to Republican rules. jTJlOK COUNTV COMMISStONBU, THOMAS B ELLIS, OF SU1NASDOAII. Subject to KepublU-jtu rules. 0 was Wanted, To complete dlea. two eopies eaek o vbniho UnaUB of January let, id ad 4th, and February 8th. 1892. A liberal jrf will be paid br the same. IlHMfe Held fur tho Grnud Jury. Svhacdbm. N. Y.. Anril 7. Joe Dunfee, i-i i. 1 al.Ut- uttU Tlnn TiAnavan 41.- I WBOM DlOW 1U lU HlUb Tfivti BK w ... L. rr.1u.l niirkfc 1rTina.'wl the , lilt JOJejptB wmj m, - I l.ttrr iiifleilfiiblgl MUti CeiUSWl lllS QMCb 45c. Pt m Wotnc-Car- rt tltKt will wafili, at irdclce'H Carpet Btore, No. 10 Kotxtli Jardiu' Streeti Sheo-andottlt. I EWenty aOOW mwer, wwarnusimu alteraoou charged with manslaughter 111 the first degree. Ho waived an examina tion and gave bail in the sum of $10,000 for We appearance before the grand jury whleh meeto in May. The coroner will hold an Inquest In the caso. Beet photographs and crayons at Dabb'a. ! It Cotm OoW, Coueht, Bt Throst, Croup, Influ. tnza, Whooplas Oiiugh, Bronchitis aadAsthirv A certita oure for Cooiumptlon In first U(s, tnd a sure relief in edTaneedoUKtsOeejtLOnce, Too will see tie; ezMllent effesf sr WrHiFtlii Bret dose. Bold by dUrs tverywlxers. Utft bottles SO cents nud $1.00. F Oil tOUNTY COilMI-WlONKlt FL1AS E. REED, or potTtvnxn. Subjeot to lUpubllaan rules. JJtOR COUNTY OJMM18SIONWR, BBffJ. R- SEVERN, OF SHKANOOAH. Sublect to decision of the Eopuallcan Counts tovveniiou RAG CARPETS It you want oarpeu wovea by ex perpnoeu hinds take yur ras to PATTERSON'S, 306 WMOIK STIlhET, Slionfindonli, 5,. OPENING or Dancing School HOUHIN-V OPHHA HOUSK, SATURDAY, APRIL 8. 1893 Schoppe ' robestra 15 Pieces. ffirWy Pomeroy ail Stewart, ' i O, GEOHQE MILI.EIl, Manager. Li 13 EASTER GREETINGS. Special tlarsraius In Iadies9 Sp3?irig Jacfeefs 8oldatleis than actual cost to manufacture This lot we have Just puiehiS'dai amanuf.ctur.r's clos ing sale for this seabon. Therefoe, they innnot be duplicated. Lull early ana s cure bargains while they last. I I PRTf F OLD RELIABLE. U. U, 1 JLYAvjJLj NORTH MAIN STREET. QUEEN & CO, OfPIiiladelpliia, Send their SSr Specialist To Slitliuintlouli, TlmrHflny, April 13; Ho will bo found at the FerRTUSum ISouste From 8:80 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Persons who have hcadacht or wboso eyes are causing dls comfort should oall upon their specialist, and they will re ceive intelligent and skillful attomion. NO CHARGE to ex amine your eyes, livery pair of glasses ordered Is guaranteed to be satisfactory. PEOP LE'SSISTORE! 121 N. Main Street, Shenandoah. Boots, Siioces nis? F-nrj.iisIzings 2 At greatly reduced rates. 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, rCTo. J30 3NT. 3M.iaa.Sti,oot GttTi WANTC for the only Authorized BIOGltAPlIY OF JAS. G. BLAINE Ily CUIIj HAMILTON, his lUerary exf outor, vi lb ttro oo-f.poraU' U this family und fir Mr. RlAlue'a sroat History, -'Tnenty ywirs of Oon- Sress, and his Ifltfr boon, "I'oil'Ioul UIst.uB lons." One prnpeot'is for the three bo- Its. Qioluelve territory given. Write fnr terms to TBE HENRY BILL PUB. CO., Kor.vlch, Csnn Chris. Bossier' SALOON MD RESTAURANT, (Mann s old stand) 104 South irtalu Street. Klnest wines, whiskeys and algars always In stock, Fresh Beer, Ale and; I'orter ou tap. Ohoioe Temperance Drinks. AGENTS, to S50 A WEEK Wanted, an honest, earnest man or woman In every county to take tbe sole agency for an article that Is needed iu every homo; sells at sight. In town or country. You cau make WuO iu three mouths Introducing It, after which It will bring you usttady Inoorne. One agent (a Btudent canvassed in California during turn mer vacation and returned to Iloston, .Mass., with SSOO In cash as the result of bis sales. A splsndld opening for the right pemou. Don't lose a moment ; write at once to J'ecrlcsil Itltuiuiitc'K: Co., Buffalo, N, Y.. or Chicago. III. JOE WYA-TT'S SALOON AND BE8TAURANT, (Christ. Howler's old stand.) Main atntl tionl Win., UtiMusuirtoati. bran tache sot whiskeys and clears. Pool room at- TU. JAMKH HWSIN. PfZYSIQJAN AlfP aURQEOf?. Offlre and Residence, Bo. 31 Ncrth Jsrdln Street, Shenandoah.
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