The Evening Herald. VOL. VITL--KO. 109. SHENANDOAH. P A. . SAT Ull DAY. JULY S. 1893. " n.nT Absolutely Free ! Hefner erators ! Also Ice Chests cheap. 3 I have a number of Re frigerators that will be sold cheap to close out the stock To every customer who purchases goods to the amount of 45 CASH 1 Wc will give as a present Shcpp's Photographs of the World. J. P. Williams & Son. lift! 1 JV TO Gleanings by Our Corps Hustling Reporters. of THEY ARE ALWAYS ALERT Now on Sale! m A crash in Window Shades, fixtures with fringe, Cents. Spring fix- Only four gross will be sold at this price. Lax Schmidt, r 116-118 North Main Street, - Shenandoah, Pa. Intoi-ontlng Notes From llio Nor-ly Towns llrlclly Clironlrlril for tlm Hnst I'criiHiil or Our Largo Clrclo of Mender During tlio levelling Hour. For This Week Only! LOTS 2 Ladies' Back Oxford Ties, one hundred pairs, formerly sold P7n for $1.25, will bo clrocd out at Misses' Black Oxford Tics, about fifty pairo, former y Bold rfOra for $1.00 will bo closed out at. VL. Children's Black Oxford Tics, about fifty pairs, formerly sold at 75c, will bo closed out at OvU. Ladies' Russet Shoes, about fifty pairs, formerly sold for QA- $1.25, are now going at 37v0 Prices lowest, when quality in consider:d. One prico to all. Now in Order- House Cleaning. All thoso in need of Carpots, Window Shades, Laco or Chenille Curtains, Rugs, Mats, etc., call at, J J PRTfF'S OLD" R ELI A B Li II, U. I LYxXJLj kJ, north main street. Big Inducements to Buyers- o AT TIIK o People's Store ! .HE IIeiuld furnishes Its readers to day with two columns of nowsy Items gleaned from tho neighboring towns by Its special corps of en' orgctlc mid Intelligent correspondents. Tlio columns nro filled with Interesting Information, convoying to tho I loader all tlio happenings in tho principal towns of tho JIahanoy valloy. MAIZ15VIM.15. Workmen on tho olectric road havo raised it to tho proper grado through town. This, with tho oxcollont work of Supervisor Col lins, makes a good road. Tho building boom has certainly struck tho iast ond of town, a number of neatand com modious dwelling houses having been erected there, with others in courso of construction. This portion is considered tho safest part of tho valloy. Court on Monday appointol James A. King as Borough Auditor. The appointment is cortaiuly a good ouo and will give general satisfaction. Miss Magglo Egan spent somo tlino in Now York city visiting friends and rolatlvcs. Edward Leahy and wife, of Philadelphia, spent tho Fourth undor tho parental roof of tuo former. Edward has boon married ro contly and tho Itkm joins with his many friends in wishing him and his fair hrido a happy and prosperous journoy through life, Tlio decorations for tho Fourth oxcocded all former occasions. It is a commcndablo evi dence of patriollo prldo and bespeaks progress for tho citizens of this placo. All wcro so vory hoautiful that to mention somo would bo injustico to others, as spao forbids an olaborato account. Martin Korrlgan will loave on tho 10th inst. for a two weeks' trip to Ireland. Mar tin's soven sons will not accompany him on this trip, Alwaysgcuerousandopon-hoarted, Martin will bo welcomed by his tenants who do not regard him as similar to other land lords In that unhappy land. Tho numerous friends of Joseph flonahuo, son of our townsman, Bernard Douahuo, will bo pleased to hear that ho is recovering vory nicely. Mrs. P. J. Moouoy, a former resident, now of Allen to wn, was hero on tho Fourth and heartily enjoyed tho amusing features of tho parado. John Eckers'cy and family, of Frackvlllo, wore cutortaluod by tho Mlddloton family Tuesday. Connor's legion of friends In this vicinity re gret to hear of lit leaving tho force on the 10th inst., and wish hlui tho success hlaofflo ioncy and urbanity merit, in whatovor fiold of labor ho adopts. Tlio Iiov. II. B. Cassavant returned jthls wcok from Watkin's Glen and other points of interest, where ho had boon enjoying a pleas ant vacation. Lawyer John Boll, of Now Jersey, was warmly greeted by his legion of friends in town or. tho Fourth. Miss May Haupt, who is very successfully pursuing her studios at tho Woman's hospital, Is homo on a vacation. Miss Mamio Haupt, who now cllams Phila delphia as hor home, It in town enjoying her midsummor vacations amid tho scenes of her youth. Harry Spoldol, tho famous trombono nlaver and all around musician, left his Reading pretzels anil beer bohind to enjoy his Fourth at his old homo. Prof. I. K. Witmcr moved his coods and chattels to Lansford on Thursday. Before settling down in his now field or labor ho will enjoy a trip to tho World's Fair. Miss Sarah Haupt and Miss Laura Law- renco returned home on Wednesday after a pleasant sojourn visiting Pottsville friends. Mrs. George Spencer. Jr.. loft for Phllarinl. phla on Wednosday, whoro sho Intends nuk ing her future homo. It is gratifying to bo ablo to report tho Rev. Mis. Bower recovering from her severe spell of Illness. Jacob Keim, an old Frackvlllo hov. now railroading at Amboy, is tho guoet of his brothor William. Misa Bell, of Philadelphia, is spending her summor vacation with hor mother on Railroad avonuo. Harry Shoafler and Thomas Reed spent, Thursday angling for bass at Eckloy anil 're turned nomo with a flno catch. Mr. and Mrs. M. Munloy, of Balllot street. reiurnou Homo on Saturday after a few day pleasant visit to Philadelphia. Miss Ella Deehan and Miss Nettle Rauck two of Frackvlllo's moat popular and ful teachers, will loavo for tho World's Fui on tho L'Gth inst. nvn nil i LAKESIDE ELEOTRIO ROAD. Of Special Interest to Shcu audoah People. 4WARDT0 CONTRACTORS J'.mi oi tlio Arbitration In I.ltli.mi.luii Church Troul.lo-,Il,.,,o.i and WI1ki.ii AVIn-Is John U. Doylo's Cnntiins Fruit- lens ? Tlio Lawyers S.iy It In. SIAIIANOV l-I.ANH. FKAUICVir.LE Ladies' HNclc Oxford Ties, patent tip, Gifi, elsnwhtre $1 00. Ladles' Kiuset.Oxroid Ties 7fie, formerly $1.25. Chllda' Black Oxford Tlet Stic, olieap at 7fn!. Ladles' Foxed Gaiters 00j, reduced from $ 1 2o. Meu'e Tennis Shoes only 40c. IT "0 121 Nf" th Maln Street, ....For Sale ! his tho lad his J 2 If V Uirei Otirs Choice 2Vo. 1 llmothy Hay. 0,ne Car of jftahd Slrgw. One Car Minnesota Patent Jblour. Nothlna Finer in the Market at any Price. H5 IJ irreis Choice Jlye Hlotir Htrlotly Pure Ityeftot Mix l with Imv Gr trie Coods, A KEIT iiR'fi Victor Wcssner, a resident of Lohigh avenue, met with what might havo proved a serious accident on Saturday evening. He had lit a small cannon cracker, which did not explodo as quickly as bo desired, and which ho had picked up to esamino the causo of dolay, whon it oxplodod In his hand. Ho got off with a toru pair of trousers, a smashed watch and a couple of flugors sovoro ly burned. i.On Monday evening, j ust after the whistle blow for quitting time, a fearful accident oc curred at the Lawrenco colliery. As.usunl, the breaker boys made a rush for homo and ouo or their number, Charles Qourmtry, a lad of 11 years, unheeding tho cry of warning. rushed ln;frontof,a loadod wagon, en route to the old breaker. Tho wagon knocked tho lad down and tho whcols passed over nick, leaving tho head on ono side and trunk oil tho other. The remains of the were at onco conveyed to tho homo of distracted parents on Lohigh avenue. Miss Edith Cassavant, daughtor of tho Rev, H. B. Cassavant of town, has been appointed critic In one of Iowa's Normal Bchools. Miss Cassavant is ono of Crcssona's most popular and successful teachers and is a graduate of tho Mlllcrsvillo State Normal school. On Sunday evening Thomas Tcnnessy, of town, whilo at Mahanoy Piano, had a narrow escape from being run over and seriously In jured by ouo of tho Schuylkill Traction's cars, He was crossing tho track auit did not observo the approach of tho car, wbjcll knocked him Uwn, but very fortunately throvr him otTthe track, and ho escaped with, a sovoro shaking up aria a lew siigiit bruises. A very exciting dog race took place on Le high avenue on Tuesday evening. Four dogs wore entered, and after an excltiug race Caton's dog, May, won first prlzo, a boau.tlful collar. Jones' dog won second money, Puvls' dog third and Beggs' dog fourth. 6,n Tuesday evening ono of the many CM ncao lanterns that helped to decorate tho front of tho Merchant's hotel tct flro to tho decorations and a timely bucket of water saved a flro, The borough, auditors arp busily engaged auditing thp account of this school district, and mauy of our taxpayers aro anxiously waiting to learn tho result of their steward;, sjifp. largo latch of Huns arrived at Head of Qrade on Wednosday, on route to tho KautT wan dam, where Contractor Korus commonced work on Thursday, Tho dam whin finished will bo one of the finest In the region. Mr. Daniel Connors, tho efficient O, & I. IpoHoenianj was In town on Monday, Mr. i Tho School Board hold its regular monthly meouiig on Wednesday evening last, and hav ing a groat deal of other business.tho npnoiut' . 1 . . " luuuuurs iur mo coming term was postponed until Friday evening, July 7. What might havo been a most distressing accident uapponed to Magglo, the ton-ycar-old daughter of Johu F. Reynolds. On Thutsday morning, about 8:30 o'clock, sho, in company wuu somootner children about hor own ago, wore uiscnargiug somo flro crackirs In front of tho store whon in somo unaccountablo way ner arcss, wntcn was of vory light inatorlal. becatno ignited and in an instant sho was a sheet of llanics, and but for tho prompt ao tion of hor mother, Gcorgo Batdorf, Jf., and supervisor uoltins, who happouod to bo closi at baud, who immediately toro her clothing irom ner, sno would havo undoubtedly been latally burned. Sho was, howovor,but slight' ly afl'ected from tho lire, her rescuers suffer ing considerable more from burned hands and fright. Miss Mary Connors, who has been spending somo timo at Summit Hill, -auio homo to sjKsnd tho Fourth. Rov. Father Maginn spent this week in Philadelphia on the j early retreat. Merchant Feinburg, of Bridge stroot, was mado happy Thursday by tho arrival from Russia of his wife and sou. James MeConnau, of Vlllanova College, ninaaeipma, is home on a vacation. Rov. Otto Brant, of Mahanoy City, was an interested spectator on tho children's exorcises on tho evening of tho Four.h. Hon. John X. Denco, of Ashland, w town visitor on Thursday. lho following averages were made at tlio examination held at Central high school by Prof. Weiss on Juno 30th: Annlo Uonin. 12 5; Hattlo Burchlll, 12-11; Ella Horan, ia-o; uatio uuuey, 14-5; Mary J; Horan 1 2 II ; A. i,. Bltgers, 1 3-5; Mamio Meade, I 9 20 ; Annie Murphy, 1 5-22 ; Lydia Evans, 1 2 11, Michael Shore, 13 5; Julia E.Farrell, 1 511 ; Sadie Hobin, 1 7-11; Katio Mahoney, 13-11; Annie E. Carey, 18; Virgie Torpy, iu ; ixHiio jj. wascher, 18. Things Wortli Itemoinlierlng. wncn you feol a klud of goneness about the stomach It Is a sign that your food does not sit well and that you aro about to havo a fit of indigestion, tlfl 1 r . . iiuuu uu uegiu io ieei nervous and are unable to sit still comfortably; when your clothes Buddonly seem to loso their fit and bocotne too tight in places tho fit of indi gestion is surely upon you. Whon this fit of Indigestion is repeated from day to day It finally roolvei itcalf Into dyspopsia. Remembor that thrco to ten of Brandroth's Pills will cure the worst ease of indigestion or dyspepsia, or both, and that a regular courso of them, say two every night for a week or ten days, will act as a preventative of cither complaint. Civil Service l-Jiamluatioii. A competitive examination under the rules Of tho y. s. Civil Servlco Comruisiou of applicants for the classified postal service at the post office in this place, will be held on August 5th, commonclng at 0 o'clock, 6. m. Applications will not be act eptetl unless filled prior to the hour of closing busluosa on July yt. Persona wishing to be examinod for the clerk examination must bo 18 years of age or over, and fur the oarrler examination between the ages of 31 and 40 years. For applica. tton blanks apply at tho post offico to tho Secretary of tho board. Special HEiiAt.D Corropindence. Pottsville, July 8. OTINQ under tho sup position that your columns will bo filled witli more interesting reading matter to day, I will deal with only two or thrco subjoctj In this communication which may provo of Biiccial intorest. Tho first Is tho case of J, W. Johnson and F. W. Wilson against tho ot. ucorgo's Lithuanian Catholic church of your town and of which Rev. C. Ambromaites is pastor. Suit was brought by tho plalntltls against tho church peoplo to recover tho balance of tho contract money for building uio now church on Jardln street with tho Dolly arden front. It is a fancy lookiug building and would have boon a far better job if built entirely of stone or brick and had loss ginger bread trimmings about it But there it is, and the confiding congregation must tako it as It Is aud py for it, becauso tho plans and specifications woro followed to tlio lcttor and there is no use in "kicking against tlio pricks," wo aro told In tho good UOOK. Alter arbitrating their difficulties for sov oral uays aud ouo night with W. D. Seltzer, Esq., on tho sido of tho plaintiffs, and R. II. Ivoch, tsq., for tlio church (and by the way uick always Btanus up for tho church), censors cnonts won nnd got an award of 7,2o!).G7, and tho plaintiff's hill of costs alono amounts to $110, so that it will take a good round sum to appeal tho caso to court. And as it is pretty certain to go to a jury I shall havo nothing more to say about it until ti-at tiiuo, except to mako tho remark that it is a great pity that all such difficulties could not bo sottlod without tho intervention of tho law. IS TIIEKE A COOKTV AUDITOR OFFICE? i uo noi want to cut down tho ambition of Johu E. Doylo, of your town, tho younccst and perhaps tho handsomest candidate for County Auditor by Democratic favor, by ono foul swoop, but if tho second and fifteenth sections of tho hill "creation tho ofll nf County Controller" aro interpreted corrcctlv by some of our lawyers, tho otllco to which Mr Doyle aspires and to secure which ho has had his handsome "phiz" sont out to the sub scribers of his Sunday paper, will bo no loucor an ofllco after next January. The Ant section reads, "That tho qualified voters of oach of the counties of tho Common wealth containing 150,000 inhabitants, as shown by tho last preceding decennial con ous, shall elect on tho first Tuesday after tho Ilrst Monday of November, 1803, and tricu- nially thereafter in place of County Auditor, ono citizen of each of said counties to servo as controller of said comity for a term of three years, or until his succosaor shall be qualified it he so long shall behavo himself well." By tho 15th soction of tho Controller act all duties dovolvedon tho County Auditors by the act of April 15, 1831, and all powers conforred on them "by said act shall be performed and oxerciscd by the County Controller, su far as regards county accounts and stato taxes for which tho county is or may bo liabio, aud all other accounts of tho treasurer with the Com mouwcaltb thall bo audited by tho auditor of accounts of prothouotarles, clerks, tt cetera. appointed by the Court of Common Pleas un dor tho act of 21st of April, 1816, and its supplements. TOO BAD, IF THUC. Now if those sectlous aro to be interpreted "so that Instead of County Auditjis a County uontrollcr is created and all the duties of tho County Auditors are taken away, by tho act, trom tne Uouuty Auditors and made the duties of tho Controller, what splace ehall the Democratic convention bo to Mr. Doyle and his frionds, who a.ro thus so ruthlessly do- privod of their great hope and so unceremonl. ously cut down in their upward and onward march to tho aeeompliihment of their great aim in life? It is, alas, too bad. Even the poet falls to do complete Justico to such a deprivation, antj ouo oan only sigh aud sing: vtorkonllio Town llruucli Will liceln Mom! y. Tho construction of the town branch of tho Lakosldo Electric Railway will begin aionuay. Borough Survoyor Boddall will giro tho grado and a gang of mon will bogin at onco laying tho road out Centre street oast from Main to tho borough lino. it is expected tho road will ho in full oporation to tho trotting park before tho close of this mouth. TO-MOHROW AT MAHANOY. A I.llliilaiiUn nnd it IIciiiCurlan Church to be Doilicuted. uioro win bo a great crowd at Mahanoy City to morrow tho occasion bolng a double dedication of churchos. Tho Lithuanian anu iiunganau societies will dedicate thoir roapectivo now structures and special trains win bo run from all points botwocn Freoland -.,.1 D1 1-1. aim ouamoKin to accommodate the creat crowds wmcn havo declared an intention of witnessing tho ceremonies. Much surprise was expressed hero to-.liir that tho ofllcittls of Mahanoy City did not try io nave tno ceremonies hold on different days. It is woll known that tho Lithuanians and Hungarians, as a people nro not tinon lutlmato terms and most of tho small riots that occur on fostlvo occasions in the coal region arc duo to the clashiug of thoso two classes: therefore tho foara that thoro mav bo Bomo uisorocr at Mauauoy City to-morrow uro not without foundation. It will require all tho vigilance of tlm Mahanoy City authorities aud advice and persuasioii of tho clericals to keen tho la, guthering to-morrow in cheek and wo hope thoy will succeed, becauso it frcouentlr happens that innocent "and disinterested parties sutler tho most wfccu disturbance arise on such occasions. Wn properly say to Mahanoy City. "Watch vour. telf." If you aro troubled with a "backing Downs' Elixir will glvo you relief at onco, warranted as recommouded funded. niouoy ro-lm Alas, alas, for worldly ikouxut Ana feso.ve to serv'o my county: My oandMaey was dearly bought. And now I have some bounty. Of Auditor so sorely Si ret I While J iat wlttpn my clutch; Oh. In ugt there something lf t The salury of which I may touch. Je4ueallle Next, The next game of baso ball at tho -trotting park will bo between Shenandoah and Jeanesville. The home toaia will have all tho Btrong players which were to havo played rotuvuio to-day, '; Bert photogrtpbl and ertiyona at Dabb'i. Oh, yes. there Is, I sej It now. Poritl'llbearnllor. ' WHtoaor's bowled, out and J, will, unybow. Join In the race for Controllsr. ' So. that like "lovo will find a way" for lov. ers, tho act which kills one for ono offlfe makes room for another one possible It beats all how business keeps up. N. USE DANA'S SAKSA PARILL A, its "THE KIND THAT CUBES." Extend Their Thanks, At a regular meeting of John W. Stokes Lodge, No. G15, I. O. O. F., the lodge, by unauimons consent, parsed a vote of thanks to all who took part in their fifth anniversary, hold on the 6th inst, and assisted in making .tho eyont so successful. The "loilgo atsoJ m;iruciou ine ooramiuoo to nave the tamo puWtsheainThVEviw'lNa" Hkba Committee. CATERPILLAR STYLE. Solomon UreiU'rora the Ant Lemon I,. Slugf-ttrdo. Tho caterpillar is a wiso insect. nln tl. ant teaches us tohustlo if wo want to m. plish anything. Tho caternlllar aWh "gets there." First ho reaches out as far as be can and catches on to somoihlni.. humps himself to br.ug tho rest of his hn.lv along. By and bye, says Mr. Caten.lll.ir. 'Hello, hero I ami" Wo cannot all be rich, but every industrious man ought to bo indopeudout somo timn , other. Caterpillar stylo Is what dooa It. At ltrst you reach out. look ahoad. catch on to few shares in tho Mutual Guarantee Bulbil nuu uuau Association. 420 Wilnn. . Philadelphia. Such an investment is thavnrv best goiui at presont. Pull yourself along muuui uy itoniu wflen tlio payments fall dun. and tho hrst thlug you know you will be say. lug as did the caterpillar, "Hello, hero I am.' and here is $1,000 or $10,000, as tho caso may he. It isn't hard work, hut it takes tim. Seventy-flvo cents per month moans $100 at mo expiration ot eighty-four months. Put away soveuty-hvo cents each mouth for period of olghty-four aud at tho cud of that lime you will havo $03. More than likelv you would havo had use for somo of this surplus in tho meanwhile. Look ahead, reach out, catch on and pull that's tho secret. You havo saved your money ana want to get the most out of It, Three Hundred Free Shares .of valuablo Saving Fund Stock. Tho publio can now bo accommodated. All dues returned with 0 per cout. interest to those who with limn all m , ... u vuo xreasurer at onm Chas. W. Donglcr, Justico of the Peace, North .nam Bircot, aneuaudoah, Pa 7.6-3t 1 (IT ESCAPES The Lockup is N,ot Quite Se cure Enough. MTAELES GOMPMIN. Ilolaml Is Short Mnn and Toomoy Mourn tho r.on of Two Despernto Charnrtor. Iluscued I'rom tlio Lockup by Outnlilo Friends. 1 lUectlou of Oilleers. The following oUleers of Llanerch yr Ewlg Lodge, No. 41, Welsh Ivorites, were installed last evening by D. D., John Lewis: P. P. Moses Davis; President, E. Bevan; V. P james navies; Tieasurer, John It. Jones; oocrciary, u. u. rrilcuarj; Ass't. Sec, M. Bevan; Steward, John H. Ifeoso; Conductor, Robert Jones; Inner Guard, Alfred M. Evans Outer Guard, Charles Bowland: Trustees. joum.ewis, ueorgo U. Jones and Gwllym Yf. Jones. This lodge should be joined by all Welshmen In tho district. It has a rood membership aud troaiury and has been found ot great assistance In timo of distress. l'lles or Memnrmnlili Permanently cured without knife or liutura' no uanger or suuerlng. No delay from busi, uess while under treatment. Patients who are responsible need not y until well. A perfect euro guaranteed. Send for circular. B. REED, M. D., 120 South 13th St, Philadelphia. Refers, by permission, to the editor of the EYENIHO IiEKALD. tf Good for IJr. IMebrooka. "I wish to say that I bad four teeth ex tracted by Dr. Hstebrooke entirely without pain and 1 think ho ought to be well supported as his sjstem of work is a great uoen." Mcs. Elmer Wilds, Wilde's Music Store, IVUr lleek' TeaUinony. "I had 13 teeth extracted to-day at the Ferguson House. Dr. Estebrooke does what be claims. I have had experience with other dentists to know what I am saying." PfiTBB BEflK, No. 30 N. Jardln street. flliujitutl Trout. Ahambra audother principal concert balls offLondau,' will be at Kendrlck's during this week. Don't miss this muilca! treat. 7-3-2W HERE Is mnch uneasi ness among tho Con stables and othor of ficials of town over tho presont condition of tho lockup. They any tho placo is practically use less forthoconflnomont of prisoners chnriral with serious crimes, as thoy can bo released from tho plaeo by frionds with littlo dlfllculty. During tho past week thrco prisoners escaped. and they aro all notorious characters. Onn was put in tho lockup at night by Constablo Boland and when tho Constable went nit,. him in tho morning ho was gone. Wednesday night Constable Toomoy locked up two Hungarians on charges of assault with intent to kill and robbery and tho next morning tho coll was found empty. Ail thoso oscapos were kopt ouiot In thn hn that If publicity was withheld the escaped prisoners couiu ne moro easily recaptured, but tho officers are now convinced that ull tho fugitives are out of tho town and wilt not bo in a hurry to return. Tho method by which tho rescues aro made vo y simple. A small ladder or count,, nf kegs, of which there is generally a sunnlir In the yard, enables one to reach tho window at mo siuo ot tho outer lockup door. Ouo of tho iron bars which were placed across the window are missing aud by lifting from tho hooks tho steam heating pipes which cross tho window on tho lusldo, a cood-siml mm can crawl in and drop into tho corridor upon nich the coll doors open: a few blows ,.r hammer is sufficient to break tho oyo-bolt to whl h tho coll locks aro chained nfl !, prisoners aro free. An officer said to-day that it Is hichlv In,. portaut that tho lockup should rocoivo lm mediate attention. Tho desperate churns aro becoming bolder and moro nnmorons every day aud to havo no placo In which thoy can bo securely imprisoned gives them encouragement. Said this officer, " What la really needed at the place la a night ..oieumuu, ,or no matter how socuro the Council may make the lockup tho dosperato characters wo havo in town will weaken tho precautions and bo ready to mako rescues when they are least expected and will do the most harm." When a watchman was suggested the officer's attontion was called to tho fact that tho police force was increased somo timo ago in order to give a spare man to the borough building. Tho response to this was that tho extra officer was also supposed to do patrol duty and should he become ongagod in a caso outside the building and lockup are left with out protection. The officer making this suggestion ii not a mombor of tho paid police force. fISItSONAl. T. J. Higglns went to Phlladolnhla vmtnr. day. Mrs. Joseph Guntcr was a visitor tn fit Clair yesterday. Phil. Council, of Pottsville. snont lMt evening in town. Mrs. J. II. fioxby spent to-dav visiting friends at St. Clair. Misa Mollle Crossen, of Delano, wan a visitor to town last evening. Mrs. Bartsch, of Bowers street, snont ,. day visiting friends at Pottsville. Mrs. Bodey, of Girardvillo, Is visitimr Mm William Stein, of West Oak street. Miss Nellie Baird went to Pottsville thin morning to spend the day with friends. James BIchards and Miss Sallle Hobimwn spent the past few days In town with friends. 51168 Annie Ivimmel and sister left tnwn last evonlng to visit the World's Fair at Chicago. Miss Libbio Faust, of the Colliery Enainetr office, Scranton, is spending a few days with relatives in town. Mrs. Isaac Day, of Wllllamstown. who was visiting the family of Charles Hooks, re turned homo yostorday. Mrs. Arthur Trezise yesterday presented her husband with a bouncius babv bnv. Mother and son are doing well. Miss Hattlo I. Hess, one of our bright school teachers, has gone to Newark, N. Jn to speud her vacation with friends. Miss Annie Williams, of East Coal street. has seoured a position as teacher In the pri mary department of Mahanoy City's public schools. Hon. D. D. Phillips, of Gordon, and J. M. Gliek, of Glrardville, were at Philadelphia yesterday aud stopped off here last evening, on thoir way home. USE DANA'S SABSAPABILLA, ns "THE KIND THAT CUBES." (lllcu Away, For sixty days Keagey, the photographer. will give a 10x13 platinum picture with every dozen of his $3 o-tblneta. You are luvlted to call at lhc' Carpet Htorc, No. io toutit jaraiu street, to see bis new line ot Carpets, oil Clotlia ami "Window ttbades.
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