r
Among merchants li
tho ono who esters to
tho wanbi of his cns-
, bo Ihoy rich or poori Both have an
I right to bo treated fairly. Justice to all
k food motto, and our customers will find
H our. Wo have a comploto lino of Groceries
M wall m Canned Goods, etc Como and see
Oar stock of goods, and remember tho best
04 an always tho chcapost in the long run.
Corner Grocery,
Oentrc and White Sts.
THIRD EDITION
LAKESIDE PARK.
DatM
Hooked for Till Benson Bt Thin
l'upulnr llmort.
Tho following is a list of tho dates secured
and the names of tho societies:
Inly 11. Columbia llose & S. F. B. Co,
Asnandonh; anniversary.
July 12. M. E. Sunday school, Mahanoy
July 13. Mcnlo of Church of Faith Sun
4ay school, of Mahanoy City.
July 14. Social Club of Coal Dale.
mly 15. M. E. Sunday school, Cllberton.
July 18. Flcnlo of the Welsh Congrega
tional, Mothodlst and Baptist Sunday schooli
of Bhonandoih.
July 10. Phllopatrlan Club, Shamolcln.
July 20. M. E., P. M, Welsh Baptist and
Lmthoran Sunday schools, Glrardvlllo.
July 25. Methodist Episcopal Sunday
BBhool, Shenandoah,
July 25 to Aug. 3 Evangelloal oainp moet-
July 23. Wm. Pcnn Sunday school.
July 27. Wolsh Congregationallst, Maha
aoy City.
July 28. M. E. Sunday school, Ashland.
July 29. P. M. Sunday school, Gllborton.
August 1. Camp 4, P. O. T. A., Mahanoy
City.
August 2. Gorman Luthoran school, Mali
anoy City.
August 3. English Baptist S. school, Shen
andoah. August 4. Primitive Mothodlst S. school,
Bhenandoah.
August 7. Alpha Social Society, Shamoltin,
August 8. M. E. Sunday school, Mahanoy
Plane.
August 0. Trinity Reformed and Presby
terian Sunday schools, Shenandoah.
August 10. Evangelical Sunday Bchool,
Mahanoy City.
Aug. 13. Eounlon of German Lutheran
hurch.
Aug. 15 Lakeside Musicals, Grant Ban!
Aug. 10. Trinity Eeformod Sunday schoo
of Tamaqua.
August 17. St. James Luthoran Sunday
school, Ashland.
August 24. German Reformed Sunday
sthool, Mahanoy City.
Sept. 4 St. Michaels Society of the county.
TJbb Wells' Laundry Blue, tho best
Bluing for laundry uso. Each package makes
two quarts. 15cts. Sold by Coakloy Bros.
Coming Events.
July 1G Ico cream festival under tho
auspices of Hopo Section, No. 10, Jr. T. of H.
and T., In Bobbins' opera houso.
July 17 Ico cream and fruit fostlval, un
der auspices of Ladies' Aid of tho P. M.
hurch", in tho Sunday Bchool room.
July 17. Ico cream and frnlt festival, un
der auspices of Ladies' Aid of tho P. M.
church.
July 20. Columbian fostlval, In Robblns'
opera house, under auspices of tho Young
People of tho English Baptist church.
July 31 Mum social and festival, by tho
Y. W. C. T. U.
Aug. 12 Ice cream fostlval, in Bobbins'
opera house, under auspicos of Reformed
Sunday school.
Good for Dr. Kstebrooko.
"I wish to say that I had four teeth ex
tracted by Dr. Estobrooko entirely without
pain and I think ho ought to be well
supported as his system of work is a great
boon."
Meb. Elmbb Wilde,
Wilde's Music Store,
. ' Peter Heck's Testimony,
"I had 13 teeth extracted to-day at the
Ferguson Houso. Dr. Estobrooko docs what
ho claims. I have had oxperionce enough
with other dentists to know what I am
saying."
Peter Beck,
No. 30 N. Jardln street,
Sad Intelligence.
Harry Preston received u telegram on
Saturday conveying the sad intelligence of
the death of his oldest sister, caused by the
explosion of a rocket The accident occurred
at the home of his mother in Stockton, Oal
ifornla. Mr. Preston has the sympathy of a
large circle of friends In his bereavement.
Files or Hemorrhoids
Permanently cured without knife or ligature.
No danger or suffering. No delay from busl
cess while under .trcatmout. Patients who
are responsible need not ay until well. A
perfect euro guaranteed. Send for oireular.
' a. KEBD, M. D
129 South 13th St., Philadelphia.
Eefors, by permission, to the editor of the
Evening Hebald. tf
Huckleberries Wanted.
Huckleberries bought through the whole
season by Goodman Bros, 88 West Centre
street, Shenandoah, and oo river Seeoud and
Pine streets, Mahanoy City. 0-90 tf
Fire Alarm Dose.
Ths following list shows the location ot
tee alarm boxes of the Shenandoah Fire
Department:
LOCATION,
is Oeel and Bowers street.
IS Bowers and Centra street!.
M Bridge and Centre etruetn.
-Main and Centre streets.
M Main aud Poplar streets.
Main ana uoai streets.
Gilbert and Centre streets,
Gilbert and Cherry streets.
m Chestnut and Coal streets.
Tossudan alarm open the box, pll down
the hook once and let go. When au alarm 1b
sent In the Ore bell will sound the number of
the box and repeat the alarm four times
BOW TO LOOATX ALARMS.
Ii the alarm is sounded from box 15 the fire
kU w strike one, then pause and strike five
irtltk will Indicate that the fire Is In the
rtelnltyo (No. 15 box. Every alarm Is repeated
Kir IIjdm.
W) a u wis tmaii
M fifi Per Pa,r for nce Cur
tpi.UU taittfl. Other for $1.25, bUpark, has bean replaced by an iron struo
fl.60, f 1.75, 92.X) anrl upwards. Call J tue.witbout a roof, the tramps that infest
and aeo them. A nt-vv lot just received
lit C. I. Frlcke'8 I'urpet Store. j
A CLAIM FOR. OOAti.
olUh Miners He the Lehigh VhIIkj Uol
Ooliiimiiy.
James Grant, of town, and Ktljiar W.
IlMhtol. Xn. and Charles Boyer, of PolU-
vllle, tave been appointed arbitrators in the
ease of Dollmkl and otliors Bgalnst the
Lahlih Vallov Coal Company ami will sit on
August 1st, next, to teko ovldence ami uwr
arguments.
Tho oftse is one whioli tbo mon wno are
eneftied in mining coal will watoh wllh
interest. Tho plaintiffs allege that they were
engaged as miners in Fackor No. 2 colliery,
operated by tho Lehigh Valley Coal Company,
and that they mined 2,000 oars of coal in
their breast in the Holmes vein In 1801 and
,i1ol It In a ohuto. ready for loading, when
tlioy were removed by the mine foreman to
MnAi.Mn&rL nr ttin mine ami uuvi- nv.v.
r.il omnnniatlnn for what they mined,
The mon claim tho tsrms of their oontnet
were that they wero to reoelvo 80 cents per
car tor all ooal made ready for loading by the
mMi. an the amount duo under tuo omi
Is about M.000 Tho miners also say the1?
were not permitted to load Iho ooal, or have
It loaded.
. It is understood tho company will clalti
Umt. the idaco where tho mining was done
was dangerous and it would not have been
r, in allow men to do tho loading: that th
nlaoe was coniblololy worked out and tli
mln iWn.nn was lustlfled In not risking tin
havlnir it loaded. But it is
also understood that at least ono of tho plain
hit will wir that some of the coal was
loaded The lato John A. Nash, Esq
orlzlnnllv had charge of tho suit for tli
plain tills, but now their interests aro lookod
after by J. H. Pomcroy and il.il, uutkv
cw,, Tim T.bIiIbIi Vnllov Coal Company ii
represented by S. II. Kaorchor, Esq.
USE DANA'S SAKSAPARILLA, rw
"THE KIND THAT CUBES."
I'KKSONAI..
E. 0. WBgnor, of Glrardvlllo, was in town
this morning.
E. 0. Brobst spent to-day transacting bus!
ncss at Pottsvlllo.
Mrs. E. Anstock, of North Jardlu street,
spout yesterday at Delano.
Councilman Coakloy returned yesterday
from Trcmont wheroho was visiting friends.
Miss Hattio Shaffer is spending a few days
at Tamauua as tho euost of Miss Lottie
Borton.
Miss Nellie Beilly has returned homo after
a pleasant visit with tho Misses Mullen, of
Shamokin.
Miss Mary Foley, of West Centre street.
left for Philadelphia to-day, where sho will
spend a few days.
Thomas Morris, of Philadelphia, who Is
spending a few days in town, accompanied
tho Columbia boys to Lakesido this morning.
Hon. D. D. Phillips, of Gordon, and Mac
Henry Wllhelm, Esq , of Ashland, spont to
day In town attending to olectric railway
business.
USE DANA'S SAESAPARILLA, its
"THE KIND THAT CURES."
Ampul utlon Neccsfnry.
About a month ajro Joseph Novlcski, of
town, mot with an accident at Delano, the
result of which he will lose his right leg,
Whllo moving o family from this town to
Delano, his horses became frightened and ran
away ot tho lattor place, tho wagon passing
over his leg. He has been under tho care of
Dr. Hamilton, and to-day he was removed to
tho Minors' Hospital. His condition is such
that amputation of tho right leg is necessary
Novicskl also mot with a railway accident
previous to the ono referred to abovo. While
passing tho cast Coal street crossing of tho
Lohigh Valloy railroad a train ran into his
wagon, killing ono of tho horses and Injured
tho other so badly that it was necessary to
kill him. Novioskl was thrown against
pile of lumber near by and badly injured.
USE DANA'S SAESAPABILLA, its
" THE KIND THAT CUBES".
Civil Service IJxamlnatlnu
A competitive examination under tho rules
of tho U. S. 'Civil Service Commission of
applicants for tho classified postal Borvice at
tho post oiuee in this place, will be held on
August 5tb, commencing at 0 o clock a,
Applications will not be accepted unless filled
prior to the hour of closing business on July
17. Persons wishing to bo examined for tho
clerk examination must be 18 years of ago or
over, and for tho carrier examination between
tho ages of 21 and 40 years. For applica,
tion blanks apply at the post offlco to the
Secretary of the board.
Another Water Suit,
Mahanoy City's Borough Council has
water fight -upon Its hands. A bill was filed
yesterday at Pottaville by tho Mahanoy City
Water Company restraining the borough out
cials from drawing monoy out of the borough
treasury for the payment of bills incurred by
the erection of new water works. The old
water company, in their complaint to the
court, cites the act of '01. which says the in
debtedncss is not to be paid out of taxes but
out of earnings of tho water organizations
The court granted a rule to show cause why
an injunction should not issue In tho case.
USE DANA'S SAESAPARILLA, its
"THE KIND THAT CURES."
Allced S4'e Wtrk.
John Bubel wax l.-f. re Justice Monaghan
lastnlaht ohajd kh selling liquor to
minors. Bubel waived a hearing and entered
bail. He says the oompluinant in the case is
a special Polish officer named Walter Sorako,
with whom he had a quarrel about three
weks e, and that this suit has no founds1
tion whatever, but has been instituted in a
spirit of vengeance to put the defendant to
expense.
Died.
LINDENMUTH. On the 8th iust., at
Shenandoah, Pa , Amanda, wife of William
S. Lindenmuth, aged 88 years, 8 months and
ID-days.- Funeral will take place to-morrow
(Wednesday) at 10 a. m., from the family
residence, 406 West Centre street. Sorvices
at the bouse and interment in the Evan
gellcal cemetery, Ringtown. Friends and
relatives respectfully Invited to attend. It
gpruptr IiMteuil of Men,
The location of the slush tanks at Indian
Ridge colliery ie being changed from the east
to the wast able of the breaker. This change
will afford means fer removing the slush
from the tanks by scrapers, Instead of the
usual man and boree power.
Headquarter for Tramps,
Since the old red bridge, which spans the
Lehigh Valley railroad near the old Colum
this locality now make their headquarters in j
the building that protect the dearly bought 1
ha surprise leam of e
crusher being missing in "e """
no ono being able to if
mention of this fact because oi our K
that something might befall the dear erMher,
.i i.t.. tliAtntrn or Its service i" "
near future. The crusher must be prolecteo,
even If we are compelled to deprive oural
f.i-n.l.l.ln of the trampj. Protect the
oruthsratallhasiarde.
A NARROW BSOAPB.
Jolepli MiiUftwIei l'Hlls Into n Upcp Mine
lirencn.
Last evening, while on his home from
work, Joseph MsknwieY, of town, met with
an accident that might have resulted mote
seriously than it did. It was certainly a
mlraole that lie did not Um ills life.
Makawlos is employed at the Furnace
eolliery, near Gilliertou. About 12 o'clock
last ulght ho was oomlng over the Turkey
Uan hill from wotk, when he fall into a deep
mine breach, the fall stunning him for some
time. When ho recovered his senses In
managed to crawl out and make his way
homo.
Although badly out up lu several places,
none of his Injuries are of a serious character.
This morning he was able to walk about
Dr. Hamilton, who drowsed tho wounds, ro-
portii tho Injuries confined to badly cut and
iruised about the face, hands, arms and legs.
A Japanese Toothbrush.
I ooth-brushes will not always in
ire good teeth, us the experience oi
inny . young people in this country
enrs witness. On the other hand, in
ountrioa whoro no brushes am used
,eeth may be remarkably white and
ouml. A visitor in Japan says Mini
ie was full of admiration ut th
eeth of a lady in tli family with
vhom ho lKwrdort. Never had lio be
lelil suoh dazzling white teoth. He
sked the woman ,one dny how she
ept them so bright, upon which she
jecainc, as to her teeth, moro dazzling
Mian ever, nntl produced her tooth
rufili, a aimplu contrivance, Indeed. It
lonslsteil alas for the money ruir peo
ile waste on brushes and powders
Imply of a small stick of bitter wood.
)ne end of tho stick was beaten and
lammurod into n rough, fibrous brusl
hd this, with n cup of cold water, wur
he only implement she uued.--N. Y.
Vorld.
IVlmt All Clin Do.
No man has a right to suy ho can do
milling for the benefit of mankind,
vho ntc less benefitted by ainbitiouf
rojects than by tho sober fullllliiient
if eaoh man's proper duties. l!y doing
he proper duty in the proper place, n
nan may make t.ie world Ills debtor.
The results of "p-tient continuance in
-.voll-doinir" are never to be tnensured
iy the weakness of the Instnnnent,
.nit by the omnipotence of Him who
ilesseth tho sincero offoi ts of obediont
aith alike in the prince and in the cot
tager. Detroit Free l'ress.
UiimIm Hcoumny,
Whatever elso you hoard, do not In
jlude in the list old medicino bottles,
The cost of those when perfectly new
s very trilling, and the futility of sav-
ng tliem against a possiblo errand to
he chemist's is very apparent. Nor
hould tacks taken up whan you remove
arpets from the floor for the annual
-r si'tni-annuul shaking bo put aside for
i second use. A now paper of tacks
diould bo used whenever a carpet is re
tid. I once knew a woman who made
me match, by careful economy, serve
Jiree separate lightings; yet she went
o her gravo with the spirit of a pan
.ur. and a bevy of spendthrift coiniii!
iwoopsd down on hor ileids and barm
as uigles on -the prey. Harpers Ii.tzar.
OrgHiilzoit fur Sewermre.
Several citizens of tho First ward mot in
Justico Monaghau's oulco last night aud or
ganized what is to bo known as "The
Emcrick Street Sewerage Company." The
following officers wore elected: President
Michael Graham; Secretary, J. J. Monaghan
Troasirer, Michael Sullivan, Tho company
has a right of way from the Borough Council
for a sewcrago lino along Emcrick streoS and
branching on tho connecting streets and
alleys.
KIo- tion of Trnr Jiors.
A meeting of the School Board has beo.-
called for to-morrow ovening, in thosupeiin
tondent's office, at 7.30 o'clock, for tho
purpose of electing toaehcrs and tho trans
action of general business. A principal o
the High school will also bo elected at the
meeting, to fill tho vacancy caused by the
resignation of Mr. Ehrhort.
Fluul -Vol Ice.
All parties who wish to join tho Hebald's
World's Fair excursion must make applica.
liou for tickets not later than G p. m. to-mor
row (Wednosday), at the II build office, as
all arrangements for tho trip must bo per
fectcd by that time.
Columbia's Anniversary.
The members of tho Columbia Hose Com
pany to-day celebrated their twenty.third
anniversary by taking their wives, children
aud sweethearts to Lakeside for au outing,
They numbered about two hundred and fifty
on their departure this morning. The Grant
band acoompauied them.
A I'urnlytlo Stroke.
Mrs. Llewellyn, of East Centre street, and
mother of tho Supervisor, was seized with a
paralytic stroko while visiting her daughter.
Mrs. dreggory, on Plum alley, yesterday.
Mm, Llewellyn's eouditlon wis critical, but
Dr. Callen said to-day there were good hopes
for her recovery.
Huckleberries l'ltnlllul.
A party of twenty-nine women filed up
Locust Mountain this morning, each carrying
a large market basket, and at noon thoy tiled
dowu again with all the baskets filled with
huckleberries. The only secret a womau
oau keep is the location of a good berry patch
Taken to tile UogiIUl
Harvey Kehler, tho boy who saQered an
amputation of part of his left foot yesterday
by reason of an aooident in the Shenandoah
City colliery breaker, was taken to the
Miners' Hospital this morning.
Appointed Auditor.
S. Q M. Hellopeter, Esq , has been np
pointed auditor in the case of Hay & Son, of
Hasten, against A. J. Uallagber, to make dls
tribatlon of the fundi in the hands of the
Shtriff.
MuIhI Treat.
The patrons of the K end rick House have
persuaded Alfred Halstaai, the vocalist, to
prolong his visit at that popular resort for
another week. Don't fail to hear him sing.
7-3 2 I
A DAriKEY'S'.IDEAL WIFE.
Illtlu't AicMunttuMuol Himself but Knnu
What Sort of n Better Itnlr lln No.mIc,!.
"Bar. yer got any stomped nntolopep
fur aula here, boss?"
"Htomped what?" said tho astonished
proprietor of the country storo.
"Stomped untolopee, dat yr put or
lolUsr In, nn' son' It to de poa' oillco. 1
prpmlso Florlnda I gtvlne write her or
letter, nn' I boun' ter keep my word."
"Jos, I have plenty of those, but win
is Florfilda?"
"Sho's tny wife, boss, or least wnyf
when I got my crap laid by 1 'low tor
git or lljonso, an' gin her dat entitle
ment. Kvor sense 1 had de lor grip las'
wintor, an' Uo ler mnnrial fever In d
summer timol'zc had er misery in m
oiust, an won itnrer po'ly, than If (lod
an need somebody tq talfe hear or me.
so I dun 'olded ter cit married.
"Dls comln' spring Florlnda Jane kin
holp mo powerful in de crap. She's e.
likely ar ban' ez ever you seed In ei
eotton patch, on Squaro Thomas set cl
i mamqs nor dat uo gwino soil mo er
luff tor bull' er houso on. Dat He uo'
I kin pay for it nen,
"I hinder no count on trlflln llko. but
Florlndn sho k,no' how tor make buckle
an' tongue meet, she do, ca.e I dun seed
her tried. Sho been married twist
afore dis, do' she's er young 'oman yit
but sho's bin powerful mlsforttinate
t, ... . .
uer iusi nusoan got woun up in er
cotton screw, on wuz mongroled tor
deaf, and Tore sho done mo'nin' fur
him, her secon' husban' got sontup fur
efgTit years fur hog stealin' an' udder
devilment. It's a widjer woman dat I
gwino marry, yer see."
"Hut what will you do when her sec
ond husband servos his term and comes
home?"
"Well, I dun 'ranged fur dat, boss, 1
molght bo glad tor gin hor up when dat
time comes, an' of so, I jus' turn her
ober tor hiin. Hut of sho ain't sickly,
an' I fin' hor er likely 'oman tor live
wld, don 'foro dat time comes I kin
buy divorcement dockerments. I dun
'quired inter do matter, an' thirty dol
lars will pay fur all do papors nn' de
l'yors throwed In. Florlnda Jane got
hor bedstead, an' ohlst, an' four split
bottom oncers, an' er bolster, an
feather bed, an' truck er dat kin', dat
iz wuth mo en do papers will cost. It
won't be no 'spenso ter mo, an' I pufflc
ly willin' ef sho suits, tor spen' it on
lier. 1 JojVt 'low ter get married whl
out, it s oostin mo sumpon. 1 already
gin hor er 'gngement ring, wid er
green glass set In It, an' I 'low tor buy
uor er pair er year bobs fur er bridal
present. Yos, sir, I want hor saterilod,
case I dunno what sho Wants wld me
no how, fur I ain't no likely shakos no
er nlggor. I s'poso It wuz do ginger
cntto color dat tuck hey fancy, dat I
disinherited frum my deccasted mud
dor dat's dead cazo Florlnda, sho's
jest oz dark complected an' shiny ez
yore uoots. nut sho suits mo to er T.
"I want somebody ter patch an'
men' fur me, an' cook tny. victuals
done, an' sho kin fill do bill. Ef she
jus' do her part an' mino orbout de
houso an' raise do chickens nn' do pigs
an uo gyanun' truck, an' dodo cookin'
an' do wnshin', an' spllttin' up de
wood an' totin' do wator, an' comb my
lia'r on Sundays, an' work in do floi'
Mondays and ever'y udder day whoi.
tho crap iz In do grass, an' when It't
got to bo "gcthcred I'll do my part
Doy aint nuthin' mean nor low llfotot1
erbout mo. I uster b'long ter quality.
I did, an' I kno's how ter treat er wife,
I do."
"ou do, hey? "Well, what's your
party"
"-My part iz allers ter have in or do
cent an' 'speetcrblo manner. I nebbei
spects ter beat my wifo. 'less sho't.
powerful nggervatin', nor let no udder
nigger do it. I gwino buy her or
calico coat an' er pair shoos an' Miss
Malviny's olo hat twist er year, an' let
hor sing jess oz loud in do meolin' ez
she wants tor. Don I gwino lot her
'ten' all de funerals dat conies on Sun
day an' sit up wid de sick an' cat at do
fits table wid me, an' what 'oman.
white or black, could speo' mo'en dat?'
i us, sir; my who gwino liavo er
good easy timo, ef she's er wuckin'
nigger. Hut of she's no 'count an'
triilin' like me I gwino gin her her
walkin' papers an' git ernudder. I
can't s'poto two no 'countniggors. But
f don't comprehend no trouble wld Flo
rlnda Jane, caze she s or wucker frum
way back. Courso, I dun tolo her all
day erbout
Rosas red an' violets blue,
'Lasses sweet, and so lz you,
en bout
My lnb fur you shall ebbcr flow
Llko wa'er down er tnter row,
but I dun tolo her besides what I gwino
narry her fur, an' sho knows I con't
utnn' no foolishness. But Florinda Juno
she's er likoly young gal, sho lz, an' I
ain't or feared ter buy hor er license, I
ain'
"Boss, I hates ter troublo yer, but I'd
be much orbleeged ef you would put
dis letter in do stomped antelope an'
baolt It ter Miss Florlnda .Jano White
side, cr Widder 'Oman, kear er her
Hrudder-in-law, de Foreman In do Ilrlck
Yard, Frog Level, Alabama." N. Y
Herald.
WOODEN MONEY IN ENGLAND.
Notched Sticks Vied Before the Bank ef
Kneland Was Established.
Wooden money, in the shape of ex
chequer tallies, was, prior to tho es
tablishment of the Bank of England
in 1094, current In tho country named.
Tallies was tho name given to the
notched sticks formerly In use In Eng,
land for keeping tho accounts In the
exchequer. They are described by
lid-lilts as square rods of hazel or wil
low, insoribed on oat side with notches
Jndloating the sum for whloh the. tally
was an acknowledgment, and on two
other Bides with the same sum In
Roman characters. When the trans
action was completed, the tally record
ing It was split lengthwise, so that
eaoh section contained a half of each
notch and one of the written sides.
One-half, called the tally or cheok, was
given to the person for whose service
it was intended; the other htlf, called
tho oounter tally, was retain 1 in the
oxohequer until Its corresponding tally
should be brought in by the person
who had last given value for it. It
thus became a current token repre
senting oash. After th e establishment
of tho Bank of England government
payments were made through Its
agenoy. The use of talllos lu the ex
ohequor was abolished by statute S3,
George III. The old tallies were, by
acts 4 and 6, William IV., ordored to
be destroyed, and it was the burning
of them that caused the conflagration
by which the old houses of parliament
were demolished.
v I
WANTS, fto.
rOitHALE.-A black mare, five years old
I- Krnuo nnusouna anu a good driver An
ply at 317 Hast Lloyd street, VenSndwh. I'S
t-61w
lT0",;- 0,uro grand Hteck piano, in
V cxcolleut tone. Ileen In uso onlv o
ti;....',... particulars apply at
7-6-flt
J7IOUND, A pocket book contolnlns a sum ol
X' morey Owner eon have samo bv nrnvlru.
property ana npjlylng to John Watson, Nn. 'C
8-3t
nEWABD. A reword ot ton dollars will be
au given lorinrormation leading to the oon
vlction of any person orpersonscanchttearlnf
down tho fenoo or otherwise destroying or
ujujoiiiuti inui'ciby ui, iu i ratting l urK.
M M. BuitKK, Solicitor,
For Shenandoah llaso ilall Association
6-29-2M
A DMINITRATOlt'S NOTICE.-Lettcra ol
xx uuumiiBvruuon on tne estate or airs Mar
itaret Harklns. lato of the llnr .iH-). ni Sh.n.
ucdodh, deceased, havln? been granted to the
uuuviaiKuuu, ptrsuuu inuuuieu to sam estate
aro hcrebv notified to mko tmvmnnt ; thnnn hnv.
log claims against s.ldesthteto present thorn
SrV? , ... Administrator.
M. M. BnnKE, Uli Attorney.
Hnenanaoas, I'a, MayBt), JSM. 8-Mt-oav
ESTATE NOTICE. Estate of Naomi O'Don
nel, lose ot llorough ot (Shenandoah
huylltlll county, deceased. All persons li -
"cutcti iu buiu t'suuu arc r.qupsieu to mak
ImmeUlato payment, and thoso having loga
claims ugalnst the Banio will present them
Hhhut drlay. In prnpor order for fcttlcmem
10 oauau JAixr, uLittiNi-, executrix,
. Turkey Itun.
Or hcrntlorney, T. It. Beddali,,
Shenandoah, I'a., July 8rd, 1BPJ. Gt-oaw
INSTATE NOTICE-Uftate ot I. M, Tltraan,
11 lato ot tho llorough of Hhonand ah
County ot Hchuylklll, deceased. All persons
mueoion io emu estate aro rcquosteu to maki
immediate payment, and ihuso having legal
vuiima uguiast inu buiuo win present tncm
without delay, In proper order tor settle ent
to HUGH W 'J'JTMAN, Executor.
T. It. BEDDaLL, Attorney.
Hhcnandoah, I'a., July 8, leiO. 7.5 flt-oaw
pitOroSALS. Propolis will be received bj
I tho unrtc-rsH nod committee ur t iTupsdiv.
July 11th, IH93, nt lip. m., lor the npalr of tbt
.nam street s?nooi ouuaing, Hncnan-Jouli I'a
t'ho Hicclllcatlons for said rcoalrs mav hi
seen at the bouse of II. J. Muliloon, 23 West
jdDiro street, .-ncnanaoan, fa.
H.J MULDOON,
JAMCS Devitt,
James O'Hearn,
Frank iiakna,
7-0-Bt B. A. Ueiioali,,
VTOT1CE TO STOREKEEPERS. RECH'I
iN ents of outdoor relief and taxpayers ot
ovuuyjtwu couiuyi wwing tu ilick 01 appro
K nation tho distribution of outdoor relict I
ereoy guspacded until Monday, August 13th
1'axpaytrs are urgently requested toicf ortnnj
jaso where a recipient of relief is unworthy ol
lUch, Informstion will be regarded as rtrletly
conlldcuilttl Anouymous communication
will not bo cocsiatroq,
JOHN BERG N.
HOUERT KIILINQ,
WIL.I.IMDl!.RR,
Board of I'oor Dlro.tors.
P. O. box 4, Schuylkill Haven, I'a.
Jj 8 th eat tu St
BONDS FOR SAL,E.-Tho Town Council ol
the HoroiiKh of Bhenandoah having been
July and legally authorized to borrow monej
for tbo purposo of erecting a public water
lorks, have prepared and are now offering foi
salo borough bonds bearing Interest at the rate
of i per ctnt , th Interest payable soml an
liially. The bonds arc of the denomination ol
Slot', S300 and W0 and maturo In thirty years
r'orxons doslrlng to subscribo for the said
iinuun tun uow uy applying 10 T. n: uradlKan.
treasurer ot I he borough, stating theamoutt
thpy Ceslro to subscribe for and tho denumlna
tton of bonds preferred.
PATRICK ClAFFIQAN,
T. J. JAMIM,
E. 1', OALLACIlF.il
f-Mf Commltico
nnOPOALB, Proposals will bo received for
A. 11 steam nsating appawtus t ample ch:
..actty to hctt Blx (6) rooms of the Hast Waru
school building ot Ullberton borough, tbi
0, liar to bo e.. cava ted, It! feet 1 xig, 12 feet high
ana 12 feet wide, to be lined with brick a d
ceaeni or proper tniCKnoss 10 render sara
water tight, also entrance to cell r. all exco
vatlngto ber.ono by parties contracting All
pipes to bo bronz'd und painted, jnd all
material to be of br-st make Bidders will
stato what svstem ttnv intend n-lnt- Hl.K
will also be received for the crectlo.i if build
ing ot suitaDic size tor same plant, it tho base
ment ol said school building Is too low. owlnu
to tho low ground on which said building It
ercciea. au contracts to do sent tu the secre
tary on or before July 17. lly order of tht
Board of Directors. Address,
J. E. MoKeon, Seo'y,
Mahanoy Piano, Pa.
Mahanoy Plane, July 10, 1893. 7-10-3
flETT6'S
Beer and Porler.
T AM; AGENT for the
Wins. Kettig'a Cele
brated Beer and Porter lu
this vicinity, also Berguer
& Engel's celebrated India
Pale Ales and Old Stock.
Orders will receive prompt
attention'. Finest brands
of Liquors and Cigars.
SOLOMON HAAK
120 South Mam Street
I O Builders !
The season for building
is almost at hand, and
we have just replen
ished our stock of all
kinds of Hardware,
Nails and Builders'
Supplies.
We also carry an Immense lino of
Btoves, Ranges, Cutlery and Tin
ware. Rooting and Spouting our
specialty.
Peter Griffiths,
QIItARDVILJ.E, PA,
FBED. KBITHCISr
101 North Main street, Khenandoah, Pa
WHOLESALE BAKKR AND C8MCTI0 F,Il
Ice Cream wholesale and retail.
Parties and Picnics supplied at short notice
AT 3
' inn Miim Ml IHIitf'jijtM
J GtoantiL Bispfe; of J
lDRESSGOODS
g .
B,RESS GOODS issuch a bewilderiiifr topic
' that we will not attempt a full descrip-
Mn r,V?M but Slvc a Partial outline, which you
can nil m by a personal inspection. There are
the plain and charitable diagonals; plain, plaid,
striped and invisible plaid serges; fancy mixl
turcs m 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 are found entirely different. Our
assortment of silks is complete china silks,
china surah, plain surah, bengalino, 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
1 1 -- "a luiiatmuD,
slnglo, doublo or trlplo capes. Sotno aro plain, others vory
highly docoratcd, with fancy indescent braid, butterfly
colors, or somo full arrangomont at tho neck, bo much ap
proved this season by the fomlnlno fancy. To some, coats
only aro tho correct garment. To those tvo would say coats
aro equally fashionable anil stylish, many of tlieso having
capos also attached sometimes ono, two or threo, as tho
tasto or inclination of tho wearer may dojirc.
. We have this season, for the first time,
added a Millinery Department, and 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 principled that have always characterized
our entire business. We shall keep everything
in trimmed and 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.
. H
DiTB. Py and Stewart"
n
POTTS VllaXiXSy PSrJii!u
O, tiEOHQK MIIjIjKK, iManager.
FancImported China j
Cups, Saucers, Plates, Berry Dishes, Berry Seta,
Fruit Saucers, Picklo Dishes, Bread and Cako Plates,
Sick Feeders, Cream Jugs, Roso Jnrs, Cracker Jars,
Jardineers, Vases, Gypay Ketttlcs, Bread and Milk
Sets, etc., etc.
- Beat 25c Window
Xicklo T and Colleo Potts and Kettles, plated on a basis of Copper.
jDuau iu use.
&IRVIN, DUNCAN & WAIDLEY'S.
Q SJoixtla Hfr.ixx Street.
AND SO IT GOES!
When our comnctltors find thnv cannot, lmnt
with Iholr math nos tht-n thoy try to heal us wllh
ihelr drgradlng tails. Puy no attention toiLumns
mat only goes 10 provo that thoy uro jealous of ua,
nowlng that wo have tho best f-owlni; machine on
thoBiorliel. tho lightest uin'ilr.g, lnss noUe aud
jittfttDuiigouitu muruiu every ireau or mo foot
ban any other. Wo do not lit' o to sell thoHingcr
r D memo In orJer to sell tho St ndnnt. ir
want a shuttle machine voti cnn iwAVR-OnH 1.
our ofllce for thirty or thfny'tlvo d liars equal 1 1
iny. When once the people become acquainted
ni.u u.c luiaiy iuy will DIIVD no OtUOr.
he rcclprocniors are comlnu nhtu f4t. il. thnv
can and Joining the rotary, Th-y have (tot. to
como
uuteum" wuiB, wun-i whu until it is 100 late
our monoy all tone bbt bnt buy a Stand ird.
0or. Jnrdln and Lloyd Sts., Bhenaudoah
John F.Plopperc,
89 east aisyritE st.
W, Cake and Pie Bakery !
COHFECTICrsERY, ICE CHEAM, SODA WATER.
I havo also purchased tho storo 21 West Coal
Ureet, ondam prepared tofurulsh Milk, Cream,
Butter and Egtsat tho lowest market prices
Wo will also keep at this store Ice Cream and
Soda Water. All orfcrs will receive prompt
attention. Wholesale and retail.
J. F. PLOITERT, .
East Ceolrc St. SHEHAHDOAH 21 Yeit Coa! St.
Public Notice!
Notice Is herehv clven that nerHnnii dnstrnir.
ids or detaining bear Uses will l.n nm..tnfl
a provided by the Act ot Assembly approved
Browora' Asaoolatlon.
'Ahnnanfloah. Pi... Jun fl. 1TO. w
AT THE
LEATHER STORE
16 T7C Ooutl-o St..
Vnn nan mirnhaaa omr ililnn a.
line or sho-i nudlngs, sboomudera' tuola, shoo
bookB, laces, etc. Wholesale and retail
Has removed to Bill Jones' old & tam
17 -OPTH MAIN STUKBT
Vura ut iu be pleased Ui i.eet th
o bis (rlsnda and th public In
lierylblng In the Drinking Line
Wo find tho most etylish and
tbo provalllng modo to bo tho
Ha no. In sninn nf lio trn.tln..-
Rlindn 5n flm Arnpl-nf
m
c
una
CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT
No. 207 West Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH, PtNNA.
-AGENT VOn
CELEBRATED LAGER
1 1
AUD PUSHER BEERS,
1 1
i
Porter, Ale and
Fine Old Stock Ale.
HOOKS & BROWN,
Base Balls,
Bats,
Masks,
Foot Balls,
A full lino of Bttitionery,
iiiai. i. I 1- . i . . .. . -v-
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0. 4 MAIM W ,1
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