THE EVENING HERALD. SHENANDOAH. PA.. MONDAY. MAY 3 5. 1893. VOL. VHI.--NO. 63. ONE CENT. Handsome SicleTooarcLs I I have a few large and handsome Sideboards at $35 each, reduced from $45, with large French plate glass and highly polished elegant goods offered low. Large oil painting at $7.50, reduced from $10. HAVE been good to us, neighbors. You have helped us to build up our splendid business. Once in a while we like to especially emphasize our appreciation of your kindness. This week will be one of the And our Flour Department will be the Field df operations. Best Family Flour Every Barrel GTTcu.,. Wateli for Other All goods promptly delivered free of charge. Mail orders willtreceive careful and prompt 114 South. Main Street. FRESH BUTTER. Received Daily. Strictly Fresh Extra Quality. Dairy and Creamery Butter. JPure Country Lard. PURE COUNTRY LARD Pure Country Lara. FOE One Car Fancy Minnesota Jblour. One Car Choice Mlddlinys. One Car Baled Slraw. Two Cars Choice Timothy Hay, Per Barrel. Prices Next Week. attention. SALE. NEW SCHEDULE FOR READING SYSTEM. THE WENT INTO EFFECT YESTERDAY Only Ono Train on tho P. & R, Division Changed, But Many Alterations In tho Lehigh Valloy Tablo. VERY year, at about tltta date, tho ttmo tallica of tho railroads undergo changes for tho spring and Bummer sea'on, and yestorday tho changes were mado In tho tables of tho Heading Railroad system. As soveral of the trains on tho Lohigh Valley division of the systom leave several minutes earlier than hoy did under tho schedulo tho public is warned to scrutlnlzo tho now time table3. Rut ono passenger train on tho Philadel phia t Reading Railroad is affected by tho change Tho train which left hero at 12:33 p. os. now leaves nine minutes earlier, or at 12:21 p. m. On tho Lehigh Valley division of tho system, however, tho changes are uuincrou9. Tho train heretofore leaving hero at 7:40 n m. now goes at 7:20 a. m., and that which lormoriy leu lor Ashland at 7:10 a. m. now goes' at 7:41 a. m. Tho timo of tho train which left hero for Shamokin at 8:52 a. m. now goc3 at 8:42 a. m. It will bo observed that all these trains loavo earlier than in the past. The train which formerly left hero at 10:41 a. m. for Hazleton now goes at 11:03 a. ni., while tho train that left hero at 10:15 a. ni' for Slumokiu and Ashland now leave at 10:20. The other trains that now leave hero earlier than herotoforo are the trains which left here at 12:32 p. m. for points cast, now leaving at 12:43 p. mn aud tho train which left here at3:10 p. m., now leaving at 2:57 p. m. A new train with -connections for Now York has been put on. It leaves at -1:22 p. ni. Tho train which left hero at 8 03 p. m. for points east now goes out at 8:08 p. m.; ' and tho Ashland and Slianiokin trains which left at &0G p, m. now goes out at 8:22 p. m. USE DANA'S 8ARSAPARILLA, itb " THE KIND THAT CURES". John llergnn's Cnndidncy. John Bergau, of North Cass, tho prosent popular and efficient Director of tho Poor, announces to his legion of friends that he is a candidate for re-election to the office Sir. Bergau is possessed of rare executive ability, the effects of which havo been felt at tho Almshouse since his election to tho office. Ho has introduced many new reforms into tho workings of tho affairs at tho county Almshouse, all of which havo tended to work in tho interest of tho taxpayers, thereby sav ing thousands of dollars for tho county. Mr. Bergau is known all over tho county as "Honest John Bergan," and tho taxpayers' interests havo beeu well guarded by him. He has only served two years .upon tho board on account of filling Mr. Kane's unexpired term. Ho has mado an excellent record as a Poor Director and ho feels that tho Demo cratic party owes him a full term and will go into tho convention with a big forco of friends behind him, If nominated ho will be elected by a rousing majority. A stieu lu timo" often saves consump tion. Downs' Elixir used in timo saves life, lm In the Churches. Rev. John Gruhler, who is president of tho third district conference of tho Lutheran Ministirum of Pennsylvania, was called to officiate at Christ church In Mahanoy City yesterday, that church having no regular pattorat present. Mr. Gruhler's pulpit In town was occupied by Dr. G. A. nintcrlitner, of Pottsvillo. Rev. D. Todd Jones, of Arvonio, Kansas, preached in the Welsh Congregational church on South West street twice yesterday, lu tho morning aud evening. Rev. Robert O'Boylo preached on "Why Men Dou't go to Church" before a largo gathering in tho Trinity Reformed church last evening. USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, its "THE KIND THAT CURES." Obituary, Mrs. Patrick Kilcoynedlodathorresidenco on West Cherry street on Saturday after a brief illness. Nellie Ray, infant daughter of William and Adeline Fradenberger, died at the resi dence of tho parents on West Coal street yesterday, Tho funeral will take place at 2 p. m, to-morrow. ,7""'" ""'" "".Every bottle warranted Liniment is combined tho curutlvo proportioa 1 , , of tho dlfforent oils, with tho healing quail tlos of Arnica. Good for man and animal. Evory bottlo guaranteed. lm Twelve Photos for BOo. By sending us your cabinet, together with 60 cents, wo will finish you one dozen photos. l-2-tf W. A. Keaoey. THE TEACHERS' CONTEST FRIENDS OP SCHOOL TEACH ERS STILL VOTJNG. Several Hundred Coupons Were Krcelved on Suturiliiy and Miss Stein Hrcclvcd Most or Them The I.ntest (Miter to ConteHtantH, Agues Steld oso74 Mamo II. Waslcy... 10S07 Nelllo Halrd 30707 Mary A. Connelly noflol Mahala Fatrctatld U73U Prank B. Williams l:i(i:i Carrie Faust 4839 Mary A. l,afterty S933 Anna M. Dcnglcr - ,....,.. 5832 Carrlo M. Smith 2759 Urldgot A. Burns , 2108 Hattle Hess 2307 LMie 11. Phillips 18SI Mary A. Stack... 1811 James K. Lewis... noi Ella Clauser. p;o Irene Shano 820 Clara Cltno 803 ' Maggie Cavanauga 770 uannan lieoao CKS A'nnlo Mansoll .. C07 Haulo Daniel! , 631 Jennie Kamage . 293 Lizzie Lche 108 Minnlo Dipper 100 Lizzie O'Connoll 120 Votes polled Saturday 927 Grand total 8!J30.'!0 A lady who read of tho additional trip Altered to tho participants in the Hkuald'8 popular school teachers' contest has asked why Boston was solccted. Asido from the World's Fair and Niagara F11II3 thero is no suitable place in tho eastern part of tho United States for school teachors to visit. Boston has long claimed to bo tho literary centro of America, and its two largest libraries, tho Public Library and the Athenaeum, have dono much to help main tain tho reputation. Tho public library contains 630,000 volumes and a visit to it will more than repay ono for a trip. Boston affords many interesting sights to visitors, The most famous building of tho city ij Faneuil Hall, "tho cradlo of liberty." It was hero that tho citizens deliberated aud laid plans in tho Revolution. Old South Churoi and the Old State House aro also among the Boston's objocts of interest. Tho latter building is opon to tho public as historical gallery of-the Boston Society. The Art Museum Is anothor notablo building and among tho historical buildings. Old Christ Church and King's Chapel aro tho quaintest and most Interesting. Tho literary and general societies aro numerous aud many of them have extensive and valuable libraries, like tho Massachusetts, Historical, Now Lngland, Historic Genealogical, Natural History, Horticultural aud tho Boston. Rut ono of tho most interesting places of interest Boston has is Bunker Hill, tho sceno of tho first hard-fought battle of tho American Revolution USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, its "THE KIND THAT CURES." PKKSONAI.. Rev. John Gruhler spent to day at tho county seat. Mr. aud Mrs. John M. Eobbins visited Berwick on Saturday. ' O. A. Keim aud Johu C. Glover spent Sunday at Dudloy, N. J. John Roberts, tho liveryman, spent this morning at Pottsvillo. Mis. O. A. Keim spent Sunday with her mother at Dudloy, N. J. Christ. Schley and James Tempest went to Pottsville this morning. William Barker has returned hero from the West, where he was visiting friends. Miss Dora Dillman, of New York city, is visiting her parents, on West Coal street. Charles N. Beddall, of tho L. A. Rcilly's engineer corps, has resigned and will assist his father in town, Edgar E. Stauffor, of tho Junior Class at Lafayette Collogo, Easton, Pa., spent Sunday in town tho guest of friends. Miss Edith Morgan, of town, is highly complimented by the News, of Mt. Cnrmel, for her singing at an entertainment in tho latter town last Thursday evening. The Contest. Scarcely seven weeks yet remain beforo tho contest closes. It is a wonderful contost. The voto has not yet reached .high water mark. Orders for extra papers should bo sent lu early in the day to Insure bolng filled the same day. Miss Mahala Fairehild secured tho 200 coupons offered by a gentleman last week. People who have taken little or no intorest In tho contost In the past aro now worked up and will do their aharo. Wo aro uot making any more promises, but wait and see. Costlveness is the primary cause of much I disease, Dr. Heury Baxter's Mandrake Bit- 1 ters will permanently euro cosUvenosa. lm Wanted, Tooompleto) files, two ooplea each 0 tht Evening Herald of January 1st, 2d and ith, and February 5th, 1892. A liberal priet will be paid for tho same. Fresh Morris Elver Covo Oysters received daily at Coslctf s. 0-22-tf DOINGS IN AND ABOUT BOROUGH. THE SATURDAY A VERY DULL PAY DAY No Prospects of an Early Re sumption of Operations at Any of tho Throe Suspondod Largo Collieries. 1 ATURDAY was pay day l -l tl. 1 Tt rnlllnrips but It was a very nuiet ono. Tho full cflcets of tho euspon eion of throo largo col lieries was felt in all circles and it was ovi- dent that business men and workmon aro allko becoming uneasy. So far thcro is noth- ing upon which any hopo can bo based for an early resumption of either the Indian Rulgo, Shenandoah City or West Shenandoah col lieries. No ono scciu3 ablo to form tho slightest idea in that connection. Ono gentleman volunteered tho Informa tion that it was not likely that any of tho places will bo operated again beforo tho 1st of Juno. Ho said that ho had learned sufficient to satisfy him that tho shutting down of tho places was not duo eutlicly, or really becauso of needed repilrs, but more on account of design; that tho P. & R. company has enough coal on hand to meet all immcdiato demands. Tho three collieries wore picked from among tho places which havo been working tho most steady slnco last summer aud their idleness is simply a policy of economy. AT THE GYPSY CAMP. Atany People Spent t'leHftiuit Hours There Yesterday, During tho pleasant hours yesterday hun dreds of our towu people flocked to tho gypsy camp near tho cometories yesterday and viewed tho many odd scenes afforded Among tho visitors wero soveral men who tried to drive bargains for somo of tho horses which King Peter had tied to tho trees. Ono object of interest at tho camp is a pretty young colt. This band of gypsies is the largest that has visited theso parts this year and seems to bo wealthy. It has an unusual number of house wagons, many of which are well built and elaborately decorated. Although tho camp is a largo ono now it is smaller than during tho forepart of last week. Somo of tho members, among them a woman, carried on pretty lively during tho week both in and out of tho camp and Thursday night thero was a big row, during which a couplo of tho mon weie pretty badly punished. Tho next day a number of the party packed up and pitched their tents noar Yatcsvillo. Thero is also a baud of gypslo3 encamped on Dunn's Hill. BASE BALL NOTES. A Large Gathering Disappointed ut Lost Creek Yesterday. Nearly 2,000 people assembled at tho Lost ft j. j v ,v - ncss a gamo between tho club of that place and a Boston Run nine. Tno rain broke ud tho gamo and drenchei tho spectators, send ing them to their homes thoroughly dls gusted. The elements aro evidently taking a hand against Sunday games this year. Members of tho Jr. O. U. A. M. of Girard vilio havo formed a baso ball club and challenged tho members of Major Jenuing3 Council of this town to a game. Tho latter have acceptod and will moet tho challengers during tho lattorpart of this month. The P. & R. telegraph operators of the Shenandoah, St. Nicholas and Mahanoy City . . . ... . . districts havo formed a baso ball club and intend meeting tho operators of other sections for tho championship of tho region. Surprise Party. A surprise party was tendered Miss Lizzie Kraffon Friday evening, at tho residenco of M. L. Keuimerer, on North Maiu street, Tho ovenlng was very ploasautly spent by games and vocal and Instrumental music, until the hour of 13 had arrived, when all sat down to au excellent supper. Thoso I present were: Misses Sadio Kehler, Annie I Yost, Mablo Straub, Maud Kelper, Ruby Yost, Gertlo Yost, Buela Bowers, Minnlo' Champion, Ellen Karachor, Sallie Price, aud Meters. Jeasie Thomas, Harry. Cather. Charlio Hoidermau, William Dusto, Napoliau Paul, William Vealo aud Frod. Wasley. Slay Hull To-ulght. Bobbins' opera house will be tho scene of brilliant festivities to-night, tho occasion being the May Ball uuder tho auspices of tho Schoppe orchestra of fifteen pieces. Tho attendance will no doubt be very large. Girl Wanted. A good girl wanted at Schoener's hotel and restaurant. 5-11-tf Now for Oxford Ties. At tho People's storo will bo found a big selection of ladles' Oxford ties, warranted solid and in the latest styles, at 75 cents and upward. Pkoplk's Stork, 5-11-tf 121 North Maiu Street. Buy KtfttoM flour. Be sure that the name Lawia & Baer, Ashland, Pa., i printed on every satk, 3-3-3taw NEW SERIES.' The Mutual GuiirunUu iiiillillngnnd Loan BWJU9!BB8.rAMnrlntloii.J 1 1 ITJtaordcr to mcct Jtho Elargo demand for loans a now series of 300 frco sharos of the Shenandoah Branch of tho Mutual Guarautco Building and Loan Association will bo Issued to thoso who deslro stock as a permanent In- Yostmcut,.or for the.Epurposo of securing loans. Tho first payment on each share of $1.00 t be mado on Monday afternoon, May 22nd, at which timo tho scrios will open aud coutluue until nil tho shares aro taken. Applications for shares in tho meantime will bo taken by the Treasurer, Charles W. Dcnglcr, Justice of tho Peace, 127 North Main Street, Shenandoah. Tho rato of gaiu cf this fund to tho present timo is nearly 101 per cent, per auuum. Stock will waturo in less than seven years. Remember tho timo and place. 5-13-Gt Fun lor thu "Hilly." A long-homed, loug-beardod, long-drawn-out billy goat prcatcd a llvoly sceno ou Chestnut street Saturday afternoon. Two pretty young ladles crossed tho street as tho goat trotted up. They shrieked and fled. Ono of them dropped a handkerchief as she rau. This tho goat picked up and began lo chew, but did not move from tho corner. Iu a short timo quite a largo crowd collcctod around tho animal, but tho people kept at a respectful distance Tho crowd increased, but tho goat still munched tho dainty hand kerchief and finally swallowed it. By that timo a man elbowed his way through crowd aud came f,ico to faco with tte Im pudent gout. "Throw him down, McClos- key," thouted somo ono. The billy goat was.. evidently an old aud knowing ono. He started to go through tho crowd, and ho wont, head down. Ono heioic young man grabbed) him by his long horns, but IV quick jerk of" Mr. William's head and tho heroic JoWil'i man found, hlmsolf lying on tho pavement, whllo tho goat was traveling down Chestnut sircetat a rato that would have rivalled Nancy Hanks. Half an 'jour later tho goat was seen sampling tomato cans and powder kegs on an ash pile at "tho rocks." Polntn. T. G. Dreyfoos, who was arrested for peddling cigars without a licouso, settled tho case by paying tho costs, Tho excursion rates from this town to Chicago and return, as charged at tho Lehigh depot now, are $3-175 for first-class and. $27.80 for 6econd-class. Tho Main street sowor Is finished' and is' now in uso. Somo Girardvilio people want tho Traction company to charge an extra flvo cent faro U all points east and west of that town. They had better leavo well enough alone. The Seaman Coal Company has appealed from tho judgment granted against it by Justico Monaghan in favor of Johu Daley, of Gllberton. Daley sued for wages which had been withheld from him to pay a store bill contracted by his father. At tho Pottsville court last week a man charged with disturbing tho peaco of that town by singing loudly ou tho streot re- cmvflil a Rfit,mn nr dI ....... i. - ' araofin oharMr . .,,., , , . burglary received ' month a sentence of ouly nine "Somo of our excitement loving people don't know whether thoy would like the Shenandoah dams to burst or not." Athland Ilecord. Will the contemporary please give us a clear understanding of tho aim of this quoted paragraph ? The JHysterlouH Phonograph. Noxt Monday evening, 22d lust., Prof. Lyman II. Howo will give a phouograph exhibition concert at Fergusou's theatre. Speaking of tho entertainment tho Bethlehem Daily Times recent'y made tho following enminnnt- 1(Thn mn.l.tnll.n nr i. comment: "Tho much-talked of nhonosrank concert is over. It was a thorough success. Chairs had to bo carriod in to help seat th interested audience Tho phonograph did " "d oven more than was expocted of it. and tD0 exhibitor, Lyman Howo, of Wilkos. I!arr0. proved his skill in operating the wonderful machine." Servant Girl Wanted. A reliable girl oau find employment by applying to A. T. Joues, 11 N. Main street. 5-12 3t Always on Deck, That's tho place for tho "Admiral" and it's there. Smokers think it the beet. So will you if you try them. Dealers supplied by B. Labows & Co., Mahanoy City, Pa. We havo frequently said to our frienda that Dr. Coxe's Wild Cherry and Seneka has no equal as a family cough remedy, Price 25 and 50 cents. The School Hoard. Thero will bo anothor meeting of the School Board to-morrow evening, in tho Superintendent's office, for the transaction of general business. Best work dono at Brennan's Steam Laun. dry. Everything white and spotless.' Laca curtains a Bpeoialty. AU work guaranteed. Best photographs and orajons at Dabb's. QARPET BEATERS, All Kinds, at Fricke's Carpel Store, S. Jardm St
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