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Williams & Son.
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Call and receive a Souvenir Package of fragrant
il sachet powder for the 4th of
.Our Umbrella Sale
Will last only a short time.
A lot of oxidized handles at 50 cents.
116-118 North Main Street,
idies' B'ack Oxford Ties, one hundred pairs, formerly sold
ior 51.25, will bo closed out at
issca' Black Oxford Ties, about
ior vi.uu win o ciuscu uut ut.
lildrcn's Black Oxford Tics, about fifty pairs, formerly
, sold at 75c, will bo closed out at
idics' Russet Shoes, about fifty paiw, foimerly sold for
i $1 25, aro now going at
Prices lowest, whon
One prico to sV.,
order House Cleaning.
OW 111
All thoso in need of Carpets, Window Shades,
Laco or Chenillo Curtains, Rugs, Mats, etc., call at
. J. PRICE
BARGAINS IN LAMPS !
We nreoilerlnc a lamn which Is poltl evorywhore wise at 40o : our nrlce
w 25c. A liberal discount on all our
New lot or Traya, waiters ana wireuonus.
We have on hand a new lot of that famous Bu'.termllk Soan and will ex-
lanse with you, viz., 3 pieces for 25o.
i We are also ueauquariers ior Mason's ituii jars anu xinwaro or all Kinds
jo Queensware, Glassware, eto.
f The Household and Daisy Clothes Wringers at lowest figures.
SiRVIN, DUNCAN
O JSota-tla. IMCcilm Stroot.
WE OFFER TO-DAY
A Una of NEW
mBo&y and Tapestry Brussels.
Handsome Now Patterns at Lowest Prices.
Also a Splendid Assortment of
3To-w 3EHtgf
Good Quality, Good
We also Offr bpeclal Bargains in
Linoleums and Oil Cloths
lo Reduce Stock.
For SileJblty Barrels
)ld Time Rye Hour, ITresli Ground
Our Own
rid Time Graham Flour A Choice Article.
JBor 8 tlnlhree Cars Choioe No. 1 othy Hay.
Free !
who purchases
of
GASH!
July celebration.
Shenandoah, Pd.
LOTS!
75c.
70c.
50c.
90c.
fifty pairs, former' y so:d
14 Smith TKaifi Slrcct,
quality is considered.
S,
OLD RELIABLE
NORTH MAIN STREET.
Vaso Lamps. If you waut one, buy
& WAIDLEY'S.
CARPETS in
Carpets,
btyles, Low Prices.
Male?,
III PROYE FilM !
Disastrous Result of Smie
lowsky's Jollification.
HE FELL 2PMREE STORIES
Supposed til Have Tit IIIh ltalanctt AVhlln
Loaning Out of a Whitlmv III Skull
IVhh Itarily Fractured and ltecovory In
Douiiirui.
ETEIl SMIELOWSKY,
a r)lo residing at 313
South Jardln Btrect, In,
dulgcd In n jolllflcntion
Inst night which will
probably coat htm his
llfo. A keg of heer
was taken Into the
liouso Saturday night and all day yesterday
Peter and tlio other malo occupants pattook
freely of tho boverago. When tho Bhades of
night foil all wcro moro or lesi Intoxicated
Smiolowsky finally concluded to go to bed
and wended his way with much swaying and
'tumbling to his room at tho rear of tho thud
story.
About twenty minutes after Smielowsky loft
his companion a body passed down noxt tho
window of tho room In which they wcro
seated and tho dull, sickening noiso occasioned
by tho body striking tho ground was followed
1y groans.
Tho occupants of tho building and residents
of tho vicinity hurried into tho yard and
found Smlolowsky In a heap and In a pool of
blood. Wood was streaming from greatgashes
In his head and ho was unconscious.
Tho victim was carried Into tho houso and
tho physician summoned pronounced him
very seriously and perhaps fatally injured,
This morning tho man was sent to thoMincrs'
Hospital. No hopo is entertained for his
recovery. Ills Bkull was badly fractured aud
to day sccmod to bo swollen, to twico its
natural eizo. Smlolowsky fell upon a paved
soction of tho yard.
It docs not appear that thero wero any
oyo witnesses of tho accident. It is supposed
that while loaning out of tho window of his
room to got somo frosh air ho lost hi3 balance,
THE ENCAMPMENT.
Almost Certain the National Guard IV'IU
go to Lakeside.
Tho selection of a placo for encampment of
tho Eighth Eoglment, NaUonal Guards of
Pennsylvania, has not beon decided upon,
hut tho indications aro strong in favor of
Lakeside Tho chances aro so mucli in favor
of this placo that selections of grounds havo
boon mado. Should tho regiment go thcro
tho infantry will occupy tho largo Held be
tween tho hotol grounds and tho lakes and
tho artillery will camp on tho Hold on tho
Held on tho other sido of tho lakes and near
tho windmill.
Col. Frank McGeo, of Columbia, Major
Walluco Quss, of famaqua, Capt. Comroyand
Major R!chardson,of Mahauoy City, and other
oflicors of tho regiment visited Lakcsido yes
tcrday and woro in consultation for soveral
hours with Messrs. J. F. Finnoy aud XI. C.
Boyor concerning tho grounds.
Tho visitors said they wero delighted with
tho park and its surroundings and did not seo
any room for tho slightest objection to tho
placo as a camping ground for tho regiment.
Evorythlng required for such a purpose is at
hand, it Is centrally located, the grounds are
amply largo enough for Immense gatho rings,
and It is a first class resort for health as well
as ploasure. The famous Mt. Gretna grounds
cannot bo compared with Lakcsido.
Should tho encampment ho held at Lake
side people in all parts of Schuylkill county
will havo a great attraction -within cosy reach.
Major Qus3 predicted that at least 50,000
people would visit tho grounds during, tho
encampment. It will certainly bo a groat
boom for Lakeside and thero is no doubt that
one encampment there will bo followed by
others, as tho park Is strong enough in at'
tractions to recommend itself after a fair trial
Among tho features of tho encampment
would be a visit and inspection by Governor
Tattison and all tho state oflicors, and a grand
reception and ball in tholr houor.
Tho dally drills and parado of tho regi
ment would also attract a largo number of
visitors.
U3E DANA'S SAESAPAKILLA, rrs
" THE KIND THAT CUBES".
Special OU'cr.
Three Hundred Freo Shares ofvaluahlo
Saving Fund Stock. Tho publlo can now bo
accommodated. All dues returned with 0
por cent. Interest to thoso who with
draw call on the Treasurer at once.
Chas V. Dengler, Justice of tho Peace, North
Main street, Shenandoah, Pa. 17 3 lit
llullillncr Improvemuuti."
The Bobbins row of dwellings on North
Bowers streets aro being ro-roofed.
G. A, Wilde is having his property on East
Coal street ro-paiuted.
Huckleberries Wauteil,
Huckleberries bought through tho whole
season by Goodman Bros., 33 West Centro
street, Shiuandoah. 0-20 tf
Book 7
I have a line of book cases
the celebrated building' refri
EVERYTHING READY.
To- morrow's Oele lirnl lu Will be a Mun.it. r
A ll'u I r.
Tho anniversary of American indopon
donco, when tho Amorlcan eagle ono hundred
and seventeen yours ago Hupped Its wluga in
tho faco of tho bold English lion, and pro
claimed this land freo from tho tyrannical
rulo of Great ltritaiu, will ba appropriately
eolobrated in this town to-morrow.
Tho Patriotic Order Sons of America,
under whoso iuimediato cbargo tho demon
stration will bo hold, havo workod diligently
for tho success of tho demonstration, and
their efforts will no doubt bo crowned with a
bright sky aud a largo crowd of visitors. Tho
committee will meet this ovoning for tho
purposo of attonding to what llttlo details
that might require their attention.
Tho probabilities aro that Shenandoah will
bo arrayed in holiday attlro to-morrow.
Dealers roport a largo advance sale Ih llags
and bunting, aud tho small boy has ilrcaily
proclaimed tho approach of tho natal holiday
by investing his pennies In firo crackers. Tho
practice Indulged in by youthful patriots of
throwing ignited 11 ro crackers in front of or
uuder tho fcot of horses cannot bo too
strongly reprobated, and owners of spirited
horses should bo very carotul whilo driving
through tho streets on occasions of tlila.klnd.
Serious accidents might occur, which might
bo avoided by tho uso of a littlo discretion.
Lovers of tao national game will ba, fur
nished a treat to-morrow. Tho ItichmOud
Athletic Club, of Philadelphia, ono (if tho
strongest amateur toams in mo slaloJ will
cross bats vlth tho homo team in two games
tti-niorrow. Tho first will bo called atf 10 a.
in., aud tho socoud at 4 p. m. Thojhotno
management has materially strengthened tho
team, and tuoy will no doubt play good ball.
With a clear sky Shenandoah's demonstra
tion will ccllpso any similar display in tho
county.
Decorate your buildings In honor rf tho
Columbian year.
No 1'aper To-flforrow,
In nccordauco with tho usual custumof tho
IIkrai.1), thcro will bo no paper issued from
this olllco to morrow, to allow our employes
to properly take part in tho tho ceremonies
attonding tho celobration of the Glprlous
Fourth. Wo mako this announcement 'in or
der that our readers may not ho disappointed
In falling to roccivo thoir favorlto paper."
I'UKSOKAI,.
John F. Finnoy and family spont Sunday
at Lakeside.
P. J. Golden and wlfo spont yesterday at
Locust Gap.
Mrs. C. G. Now, of St. Clair, la visiting
friends In town.
Harry Dunsten, of Philadelphia, is visiting
relatives at Lost Creek.
Joseph May, now located at Philadelphia, is
visiting relatives in town.
MIks Clem. Holurlch, of Mt. Carmcl, is
visiting Miss Margaret Dengler.
John Dorr, of Philadelphia, brother of
Poor Director Dorr, will spend tho Fourth iu
town.
Thomas S. Phillips loft on Saturday for
Scrantou and will remain thero over tho
Fourth.
William VanDanaker aud wlfo, of Phlla-
pelphia, aro tho guests of Letter Carrier Phil.
Holman.
Mr. Drceso, of Adamsburg, Snyder county,
is iu town visiting his brother in-law, John
Rohland.
Mrs. Edward Dougherty and two children,
of North Emerlck street, aro visiting relatives
at Latrobe.
William ButtJflrnierly of town, but now
a rosidout of Philadelphia, Is spending a fow
days in town.
MUsos Sadie and Maud Schooner, of
Philadelphia, are spending sevorul days with
town friends.
Bets Bevau, who has been at Alllrtnco,
Ohio, for tho past three years, is visiting his
parents in town.
Miss May Powick, of Wilmington, Del., Is
visiting her mother at tho parsouago, ,on
South Jardln Btrect.
Misses Maud Lowis and Jessie Grant spent
tho past soveral days in Shamoklu as the
guests of Miss Flo Fulton.
William Christ, ouo ofTamaqua's school
teachers, is visiting tho family of Qoorgo
W. Hasalcr, of North Jardln street.
John Feuuel and wife, of Camdeu, wore the
guests or tho latter's parents, Mr. rtnd Mrs,
Josiah Johnson, of North Main street.
John Pooler and Edwin Grlllltha left town
Saturday morning for Now York City, from
which place they will set sail for Europo.
M. II. Kehler and his brother in-law.
George VanSclvor, of Camden, N. J., aro
spending a row days with relatives in town.
Sol Poviusky has rotumed fiom Gaines
ville, Florida, where ho spout tho past fow
mouths for tho benefit of his 'ocalth. Ho
said ho Is fooling much improved aud had a
very enjoyable time.
USE DANA'S SABSAPABILLA, its
"THE KIND THAT CUBES."
Attentlou, "Juulors."
All members of Major Jennings Council,
No. 307, Jr. 0. U. A. M., aud Jennlugs
Guards aro urgently requested to meet in
their hall to-morrow at ono o'clock, sharp, to
participate in the parado. A full reprosenta.
tlon is desired. By ordor of CouiiBllor,
7-3-lt W. J. Jacobs. SeoV.
Hurry lie Killed It,
A weasel was killed at tho Ferguson Houso
the other day, by ono of tho employes, who
regretted the act aftor. We loarned for tho
first time that weasels prey upon rats and
mice and aro moreoffoctive for such work in
hotels than traps or poisons.
No. I doubt whether thero Is anv couch
medicine equal to Dr. Coxe's Wild Cherry
nnA Q...1. T)Junt 1 rn , . ...
j wu uvuvh, 4 lit? so ami gv cQn.14 pet pome,
Cases!"
tJiat will be sold from $16 up
eirators. References given
illDICT
iVI
The .Last Teachers' Contest
Votes Polled.
GREAT1 RUSH SATURDAY,
Tho riraml Tola 1 Will ltuu Over SOO.000
ami May rci Ol'or n Million Tho Judges
Ilavn Agrocd ! Meet on Weriuomlay
Next.
hti tho votes aro polled
for tho groat popular
publlo school toachors'
contest instituted and
conducted by tho Her
ald. Tho last batch of
coupons was rccoivod at
( p. m. on Saturday and
thorccoiptsof that day,
as well as thoso of tho previous day wero
placed in bags and souJod and laholcd for
dollvory to tho judges. Tho final votes wero
not counted, but loff entirely to tho judges,
so no ono need hopo to securo any informa
tion about tho final result from any ono con
nected with tho Herald. No ono connected
with tho paper Is In a position to glvo any
rcliablo information. That can only bo
looked for when tho final oUlclal count is
mado.
As to tho graud total figures, it Is estimated
that at least 800,000 votes havo been polled.
This exceeds by fiOO,000 any contest of tho
kind over held.
Many Inquiries havo been mado during tho
past twouly-four hours for au inkling that
would load to an cstimato of tho probablo
result, but wo bollovo that tho safeguards
thrown out by tho Hi:rald woro sufllciont
to rondor usoloss all such Inquiries. The
contest grow so exciting toward tho end that
many would havo given a good fat purso for a
rollablo "tip" and It was quito hard to mako
thorn understand that no ouo could glvo
them.
But tho absence of tips did not deter tho
betting pcoplo from risking their money and
many hundreds of dolUrs aro at Btako.
Inquiries as to when tho losult will bo
mado known aro conundrums. This brauch
rests outlroly with tho judges and it may bo
rolled upon that no figures oxcept tho official
ones will bo published in tho Herald.
Whon you seo it in tho Herald you may
bollevo it.
Tho Herald is considering a plan by which
tho public can bo given a correct idea of tho
immense amount of coupons that have been
handled In this contest. It has been sug
gested that tho coupons bo hauled to somo
open space- and dumped into a pllo for a bon
fire. Thoy will mako a big blazo. Ofcourso
nothing of this kind will bo dono until tho
Judges ijilah their work.
Tho closing hours of tho contest beggars de
scription. At ono timo It was feared that all
tho spare room in tho Herald olfico would bo
filled with coupons and It would bo necessary
to hire somo outside , place for storage Car
riages and wagons with bags full of coupons
made trips to tho ofiico all afternoon up to tho
closing hour.
To-day thojudges agrocd to meet Wodnesday
afternoon and coutluue thocountiug until the
final result is ascertained. Itwillroquiromany
hours hard and constant work, but it will
havo to bo concluded by Thursday as Mr.
Limb, ono of the judges, leavos for Credo, Col.,
on that day and will not return until fall.
Baxter's Mandrake Bitters cure IndlgeAion,
heartburn, costlveneas aud all malarial dis
eases. Twenty-five cents per bottle. Im
I'oit Olllce Notice.
To-morrow, July 4th, tho post ofllco will bo
open until 11 o'clock a. m; The carriers will
make a dollvcry at 7.15 a. m. Browusville,
Yatosville, Ellangowan and Turkey Bun will
bo served with this delivery. Money orders
and postal notes will not bo issued or paid.
Aectdlllt.
Tho young son of Frod. Kclthan, tho North
Main street bakor, met with what might havo
proven a serious accident. On Saturday he
was playing near an ico wagon at tho rear of
hisfathor's placo o"f business, and the large Ico
hooks suspended from tho wagon ouught him
In the eye Just above the ball,
lrulie Alarm.
The fire department was called out last
evening by an alarm sounded from box 35, at
the comer of Main and Coal streets. Tho
department responded promptly, but their
sorrlces were nut needed. The cause of the
alalia was a large volume of smoke from the
chimney In the Woomer property, a flro
having beon started In the range.
Admiral"
Cigftrettes are now in the lead. They aro
sold over; where and aro smoked by all who
havo heretofore smoked other brands, because
they are tho best They are not manufac
tured or controlled by a trust. For particu
lars address B. L&liowa & Co Mahauoy City,
iinm
1
Book
wards, that must be got out o
where they are now iu use in
JDEDIOATION.
Tho Old Hello..'1 "ouie ' YaltsvlIIo n
Place i.: "orM.lp.
The old school liouso at Yatosvlllo, which
was recently abandonod by tho Iiol Board,
has boon purchased by tho fow enterprising
Methodists of that placo and under tho
loadorshlp of Jamoe Pattorson, tho llvo
superintendent of tho Sunday school, It has
beon completely rcnovatod within and placod
under tho care of tho trustees of tho First
Methodist Episcopal church of Shenandoah.
On Sunday aftomoon it was formally
dedioatod and will horeaftcr bo known as tlio
Yatosvlllo Mothodist Episcopal church. Tho
dedicatory sermon was dollvercd by Bov.
William Powick from tho toxt I Tim. 3-15 :
"Thoso things wrlto I unto thco that thou
mayest know how thou oughtost to bohavo
thyself In tho houso of God, which is tho
church of tho living God, tho pillar and
ground of tho truth."
Tho church was nover Intondod to bo tho
oxpoucnt of a sot of truths, but of tho truth it
solf oven tho truth of Him who said, "I am
tho truth 1" Tho wolfaro of iho Individual
aud tho safety of tho community depend upon
tho dlssomlnatlon of tlio truth and its asslml-
Iation by tho pooplo. Tho church is tho di
vinely choson and qualified Instrument by
which thoso ends aro to bo secured. Sho is
not called to seek tho reconstruction of so
ciety along polltical.liuos, tooxhlbltthomodol
of reconstructed society in individual speci
mens of reconstructed humanity. And this In
turn is not to bo thought of In connection with
moro outward ritos but roal inward grace im
parted by tho dlvlno Spirit In response to au
intelligent faith In tho puro truth of the gos
pel. Such a "faith cometh by hoarlng and
hearing by tho word of God."
Tho world needs tho truth concerning
Doily, Humanity, Etornity. It needs to
know that God is neither all justico nor all
mercy. Ho is rovcalcd to us in tho solemn
relation of Judge and tho oudearing ouo of
Father. Ho has been pleased to manifest
Himself tousin His dlvlno Son in responso to
tho pathetic appeal "show us tho Father and
Itsuillceth us." Tho Holy Ghost has been
given us as tho guide of tho Ignorant and tho
Comfortor o( tho sorrowing. Humanity
needs, in order to truost huuianitarlanism, to
feol its responsibility to Its Father-God to seo
iu tho blood of tho cross tho remedy for, not
only sin iu gouoral, hut, sin and solflsm in
particular. It needs to reallzo that the only
certain euro for tho ovlls of which we hear so
much is to bo sought not in tho leaden bullet
of the blood-thirsty Anarchist but in tho
golden rulo of tho meek and lowly Nazarouo.
Moro than this wo need to learn that thcro
aro ovlls In this life for which no remedy Is
to bo found this side of eternity, and for
which thoro is uo amelioration save in that
subliino faith which links tho finite with tho
infinite. God Inhablteth eternity and rules
tho world with referouco to man's ultimato
good. Tho period we call timo Is only a littlo
breathing spell between two eternities, yet
vain man would crowd all thcro la of being
aud blessing within its narrow couflnca aud
its earthen vessels. But a voico rings out
sharp and clear above tho diu of life, "Tho
world passoth away, and thojust thereof, but
ho that doeth tho will of God abidoth for
over." After tho sermon Bov. Powick dedicated
tho building to tho worship of God, assisted
by Bov. Thomas B. Edwards and Thomas
Hough. Tho full choir of tho Methodist
Episcopal church was present and added
greatly to tho service by their music. Other
Improvements, upon tho exterior aro con
templated In tho near future.
Tii-ulght'H Concert.
When tho Columbia Hoso Company's boll
taps the night hour to-night tho Grant baud
will begin a jubilee concert on tho awning
in front of its headquartors. The following
will bo tho programme :
"Stir ttnaugled Banner" Arr Pmra
0prlco MlJitalro 'AaerioanCavalry'.Luscomb
Descriptive of a frontier Indian skirmish.
Synopsis : The auembly away to tho tight
ji.tuiug w iDHjuuuiire wuicmog ior me
enemy iLdlan war danco lieaid In toe dis
tance forward nearlng tho eiieoiy the en
gagement m battle the retreat attempt to
rally "at 'em again" rout of the enemy
victory.
Comic Fantasia -American Songs Itolllnsou
"ily Country 'Tls of Thee" Arr Sousa
Columbian National Potpourl Coatcj
American Hepubllo March...,........TOtlbe
The la3t number should bo noticed
particularly. Two dlfl'erent themos being
performed at onco. Star Spangled Banner
and Yankee Doodle.
DELIGHTFUL TOURS.
A Summer Series to the Jiortti Via the
remuylvanU Itallroail.
July 11th and 30th. Aueust 8th and 22,1 urn
tho dates selected for this serlos of tieraon&llv
conducted tours to the North. Watklns
Glen. Niagara falls. Thousand Islands. Mon
treal, Au Sable Chasm, Lakos Cbamplain and
George, and Saratoga aro among tho many
attractive places to be visited.
Tho rate of $00.00 applies from New York.
Phlladolnhla. Baltimore. Washington. TTnrria.
burg, and intermediate stations, and corres
pondingly low rates from other points. This
rate Includes every item of nocessary ex
pense during tho entire timo of fourteen
days spent on the trips, and is remarkably
low considering the large territory oovored
and tho luxurious entertainment afforded at
tho different places.
For detailed information address Goorro W.
Boyd, Assistant General Passeoeer Aeent.
Philadelphia, or anolv to nearest rvuut-ntwr nr
ticket agent, Pennsylvania Kailroad Company.
Uss Wells' Laundry Blue, the best
Bluing for laundry use. Each package makes
two quarts. JScts. Sold by Coakley Bros.
i'Ues or Hemorrhoid!
Pormanontly cured without knife or ligature.
jMO danger or Buttering. Ho delay from busi
ness while under treatment. Patients who
are responsible need not pay uuUl well. A
perfect cure guaranteed. Send for circular.
K. KBED, M. DM
129 South 13th St., Philadelphia.
Refers, by permission, to the editor of the.
Eyenihq Herald, u
Cases !
the way soon. A special, lot
this. town.
IIIfflT,
At the Hands of the North
End Club.
;ARGE mWW PRESENT
in flamo Yratcnl.iy at tho I'ark Dreivllm
.arget Atleiulnnro bo Far This geaMiii.
Iho Home I'lnMorn Appeared lo Havo
ail an on Day.
HAT was alleged to havo
boon tho "Philadelphia
Press Club, but In reali
ty provod to be tho
North Eud aggregation
of ball tossors, met tho
homo team yesterday
afternoon at tho Trot
ting park before tho
tho largest audlonce of
thO SOaSOll. Ollf- luina
met defeat by tho scoro of flvo ta nM, t..
aud thrco-baso hits woro as numerous as flies
around a molasses barrol.
Thoro appears to bo considernhln "nnnl....
antnoss" oxlsting botwoen ono or two mom-
tiers or tlio homo team that certainly docs not
iiu sirengtu to the club. This could plainly
seen during tho progress of yosterdav'a
gamo. Tho childish acts Indulged in during
tho preliminary practice was not very favora-
uiy commeutca upon by tho grand stand pa
trons. Tho managoment, howovor, wisely act-
promptly iu wis respect.
Tho work of lleekmau at Klmrf loin r ai.
mokin, was a fino exhibition of ball playing.
Tlio cirtct of tho homo management to
strengthen tho club at weak points is appre-
cmicu uy mo patrons. Chris Fulmor, of Ta
maqmi, has been signed for tho season to play
In tho field, and wi 1 annoar in that ix,n
with tho homo team iu tho two games to
morrow. Malarkoy. tho crack
Lamlsford club, will probablv bn nniramul n
play hero.
Tho battery that apnoared
gore yesterday was tho strongest tho visiting
icum jias, uut was not tlio samo that Pottavillo
faced.
Setloy and McGottigen had
words before tho gamo started m- fi,
former was not disposed to enter b le
ntil Manager Bradiean eavn Mm oi.
native of pitching or leaving the
decided to pitch, but his work was not as of-
lectivo as it has been in most of his games.
At times tho visitors batted him nnlh f-i
Iu tho fourth inning thoy got four .hite off
nim.
Up to tho fourth innlne tho came vena a
pretty uoat ono aud somo vory clovor plays
wero mado, but in that iuuinc TfnllK.'.
allowed Phillips to get his base and it soomod
to ureas sotioy'B heart. He was batted for a
double and two singles after them and the
uatting coupieu with moro errors gave tho
visitors thrco runs before tho inning closed.
Chorlton's pitching wasouito nffiv-tlvn !
aud his brilliant two and ono-hand stem
by Ward aud Setloy woro enthusiastically an.
piauded.
In tho seventh Inning Setlov was aim hit
quite freoly and tho visitors succeeded in
bunching four hits, tho last being a two bag-
gor. Tho only time tho homo team really
measured Chorlton's deliveries was in the fifth
iuniug. when they made two tli
-
and two singles, four runs being score-i. This
was looKea upon as tho turning noint of th
gamo, but it turued tho other way in the
seventh.
HtrffNAvnniif ,
lu.
o
t
l
0
1
1
1
1
o
Hellly, 3b l
lleoaman, fis..............., 1
Huntzlnger, rf 1
Itpfron f-f ii
PO.
2
1
U
1
0
1
8
5
11
B.
8
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
I
Setloy, p .."."!'.'."'.'.Tr.V 2
Toole, If .. u
McUeitlgan, c 0
Scanlan, SD 0
ward, 10........ o
Totals ... 5 7 21 16 H
NOHTUKNI). n. ill . ,.
Chorltou, p....... . g i - i 6
"ixsmlth. 3b n i j i V
Martin, If o 1 s o ii
Phillips, lb i o IS 0 I
VVllllums, rf..... . liooi
Koonig, cf ...... .... 1 0 8 u u
Alessltt, c. 1 1 I o n
Henry, So .... 1 s g n
Sllddleberg rf 0 1 o 0 1
ToUU " 0 2? Tt i
INNINnH-
Shenandoah....... .o 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 0
No th End. 1 0 0 8 0 0 S 1 x-8
Earned runs-Shenandoah, 4; North End. 1.
Two bjse nlts-lIeehiLttn Scanlan. Martin.
Messltt, Henry. Three bate ults-Uuntzlnirer
y001!. lol?n bt"w-Setloy m, Toole, Chorl!
ton iS), Martin. Strnok out-by Setley 4 j by
.: . cans on netley, Si; oB
Chorlton, 4. l'ased baUa-McQeuigan. 1 ;
on errors-Norm End, 6. Shenandoah, 8.
J wu.jr, uuawu. Time OX
fvli" i JUr lorty-UTe minutes. Umpire,
A Hume of Urror.
Saturday afternoon the base ball
attheTrottiugpark weie trtated to a surprlso.
uguteen young men and boys, working at the
Cambridge colliery, having an idea that they
oould play ball, Indulged in tho sport to their
heart's ctUnt. At tho conclusion of tho
eighth inning the Inside men had sixty-eight
runs to tholr credit, while the Outside
during that time had great difficulty in eight
uuiies. i aa last inning the Inside men made
twenty-six runs.
A misstep will often make a ctlnnln for llfn
A bottle of Henry & Johnson's Anlm mj
Oil Liniment at hand, will not prevent tho
misstep, uut used immediately It will save
being a cripple. jm
You arc luvlted to cnii a
P lclse'8 Carpet Store, No. 10
tath Jardln Street, to Bee
lttiuc-w Une ot Carpets, Oil
cioiua ana wmaow gHRdei
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