. -Fffyrwwwr0,wF " - i Evening Herald. SnUNANDOill, FMfNA. THIRD EDITION GOAL REGION NEWS. A Ilevlew of Interesting Top'os t l)lf fircint J'lHCF", The sporting fraternity of the region will be intonated by the bold challenge made by W. W. I.ewl1, the well known (porting rami of Mahanoy City, In bebHlf of Kenwlck Cooper, the pigeon tbooter of thet place. Mr. IewU want to match Cooper against Yocum, of Praokvlll, Green, of airanWlllo, or the Wllltamtowii champion, ami Iim placed $50 lit the hand of Thomae 1'. Uorman to bind a ma tcli. Lewie want the match to take place on Christinas Day, 2S birds oaoli, $250 a aide, and Schuylkill oounty rules to govern. All the Lehigh eollierles in and about tho llaaleton district are now working fnll tlmo and all the Individual collieries will start working full time noxt woek. Tho officials in that section of the region sy that tho demand for coal is very brisk. The singers at Scranton and Wilkes-Barro re at dagger points again. This time the trouble i caused by a division of tho $5,000 prise wou at the great eisteddfod in Chisago. The St. Ceclllan choir of Wllkesdlarre helped to swell the victorious breose. In making a division of the priae the Scranton Choral Union has allowed the Ceciltans $200 and out of this sum has deducted $37 for oar faro furnished botweeu Wilkes Ilarre and Scran tou during rehearsals, leaving a balance of but $183. The Ceclllaue say thoy have becu treated shabbily. Frank Leaman.a Shamokin man, secured a position oil the Lehigh Valley Itallroad while the recent strike was in progress and was given a berth In the non union men's headquarters at I'ackerton. Several lodgers at the jdace complained of losing gold and silver watohes and the Shamokin man was arrested. While on an engine in company with adcteetlve.en route for the Mauch Chunk Jail, Leatnan jumped head first through tho cab window, but the fireman grabbed him by the legs and prevented the escape. W.V. Otto will give to every purchaser to the arAount of 10 oeuU a beautiful Christmas ohromj, 12-lGtf Tht reason why Arnica & Oil Liniment Is so popilar with tho ladles is because it not only I vry healing and soothing but its odor a not'lt all offensive lm Obituary. Anlnfant cbl'd of Mr. and Mrs. S II. Yedipky, of South Jardln street, died yastelay. M. Mary Lamb dlod yesterday at tho hoit of hor daughter, Mrs. Itlchard Ilorrcll, oorftr Centre and West Btreats. Thedeoeastd wapO years of ago Her death was duo to oldge and injuries sustained by u fall last wk. The funeral will take placo on ..WnesdaT, at 1 p. m. Services will be hold in the Piiv 'wi"NMb"vllrt church. Larger than ever is tloldermau'a stock cf jewelry and fancy goods. "IPallo trouble" Is the unhappy sufferer with polos and rheamatltim Ked b'lag Ull 1b the famous pain cure for Hhenmatlsm, (iout, Nanratila an 1 Lmnbaio. Coals US cents ReU'Klag OUlssoldatl'. I'. I). Ktrlln's Drug Store. MAHANOV PITY. Sumo Very Inlet onlliii; C'ollltry mill Hull- Iwny Items, Michaol I'asbeck was charged by Adam Trayonwlth pocketing his pay of 921 60,whlcli Adam dropped while on his way from tho Mahanoy City colliery. 1'asheck at first claimed he had kioked tho envelope aeldo and an Englishmen picked it up; but after wards told the owner where the money could be found. .To Loshgo was arrested for getting a keg of powder at Maple Hill colliery on Nov 15 in John Sancho's name. Ho jiald tho price of the powder and the costs. Joe Ilusavage has been put under $300 ball for trying to kick the nose off William 'Ban- cho's face on Saturday night. George Horilla, of Buck Mountaln,brutally beat and kicked his wife. When before Jus tice O'Brien on Saturday Uorilla fell upon his knees and begged for mercy. The wife relented and the husband was discharged upon paying tho costs. James Murphey and James McGinty wero visittng Ashland on Sunday. L. V. Itansoh, of the Tribune, who fell and injured his left foot six weeks ago, is now able to go about on crutches. Yea" Eoketirode, of West Centre street, smiled this morning and whispered, "It's a boy." Tho Christmas treo la stealing ite way into tho town. Everybody you meet complains of tho grippe, but the doctors say, "It's a cold." The three-year-old child of William Ilurke, of Park Place, foil and broko its right arm on Sunday. Clara Spurr, of Ceutralia, is visiting her cousin, Miss Minnio Spurr, of South Main street. Mrs. Albert J. Harley has returned to her old homo here after it threo-yeor stay in Seattle, Washington. All tho Sunday schools aro practicing cantatas and other Christmas exercises. The English Lutheran Literary Society has postponed its meetings until tho clow of the holiday season. Fred. Kemmcry had a narrow escape from what might liavo been a fatal accident at Elmwood collleiy on Sunday aftornoon. Ho and other workmen in the shaft wero engaged in hoisting part of a pump weighing about half a ton. Whou it was over tholr hoads the chain parted and the heavy piece fol'. Kcinmory's assistants jumped backwards and Kemmcry "ducked" just in timo to escape the weight but received a heavy blow On the forehead from a piece of tho chain which knocked him against tho timbors with groat forco. Ho was picked up insensible, but revived soon. I.K1IIGH VALLEY NOTKS. Irvln J. Jliaksloe is now filling the position of yard master at Delano recently vacated by James H. Kelly. Fatty" Snyder, who created a sensation a fow weeks ago by swallowing a doo of poi sonous bono medicine, is now a brukcmaii on the Lehigh Valley 1U 11 road. Another ex striker named Jaoobs ha u cured employment at Delano. Twenty-four of tho Lehigh Valley Iltllroad Company's surgeons, represinting tho Buffalo and Jersey City division, met at South Beth lohem on Sturday aud elected Dr. D. Stout, Bethlehem, president; W. Q. Estes, of St. Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem, Surgeon-in chief; Edgar -M. Green, Easton, secretary. Have you tried McElhenny's fried oysters y-itf-tr Prompt feetttenumt. J. IHboock, of Pliilapelphia, speeial agent for Springfield, Mass., Insurance Company, wm in town Friday last and settled tho claim of the Columbia Browing Company for the lota by fire on Thursday night. Tho lat er company owns the building in which Bell's Museum was located. Mr. Babcock at the same time made settlements for the other companies in which the building was insured The settlements were most prompt and satis factory. Tho fire occurred at about 0 p. ni. on Thursday afternoon and by t p. m. yesterday the loss had been adjusted aud the brewing log company had a oheck for the amount in its hands. David Faust, of ISO South Jardln street, represents the Springfield Insurance Company. Otto's is the place for Christmas cakes, fruit, pound and other tine cakes. Beautiful Christmas chromo given with each 10 cent purchase. 27 South Main street. 12-lC-tf When Baby wm sick, we gave her Castorta. Wken she was a Child, she cried for Cotforla. When she became Mlas, she clang to Caatorla, When she had Children, she gave them Castorta. Don't forget to oatl at W. V. tto's for Cliristma goods. Beautiful ohromoe given to customers. 27 South Main street. 12-10-tf Lowest priees for all kinds of Christmas at Holdarroan's jewelry store. Have you tried McElhenny's fried oysters ? 913-tf Wonders' onedecen $3 cabinets for$l. 8. E. Cor. Centre and Market Sta., Potlaville. 11.31 lm -VISIT TUB- Pittsburg Novelty Store Chlnaware, Queensware, Glassware and t lowest rtall an1 I n 11 UJ II V ,uo ad be oonylnoed we carry the very best line. HOLIDAY .3 No. M Weat Centre Street, Shenandoah. Suitable X-MAS Present, Vox mother, sister or wife, Is a Carpet Sweeper or Rug Ybe btst place to seleet them Is at Tho largest stork snd host goods, at lowest prices, at Holderman's jewelry store, corner Main and Lloyd streets. COMING TO SHENANDOAH. .Vn Kuiilient Special st Whose Iteiiutattun Extends all Ovtr l'uonylvitnli. The Erie Evening Ileralil has the following to say of the specialia'. Dr. J. Harvey Moore, who opens an office for a brief stay Thursday Dec. 21, at 0 a m., at the Ferguson House : "During Dr. Moore's stay In this city 1' has performed a number of operations thai proved his ability as master of his art. His patients, several of whom were interviewed by the livening Herald, aro loud in their praises of him and his skill. He was visited by hundreds of afflicted, and thero were lew, indeed, who did not find relief aud tlno who were incurable wero promptly told so. He has been found all that was expected, both professionally and socially, and is an honest man who stands among those at the .head of his profession. Tho doctor Is a graduate from tho Jefferson Medical College, of Philadelphia, as well as a graduato as a specialist from the Polcylnlc of New York, and hascertifioates ofotherspeclal training. He lias distinguished himself hero by numerous brilliant operations in eye eur gerv, In which lino, bocauso of its Importance, he is best known, although his success in his medical specialties has been no loss pronounced Ho is not given to hazardous experiments, Is extremely cautious, and avoids tho common fault of skilled surgeons arrogance and is uniformly courteous to all. He leaves Erie with the best wishes of those who, as sufferers, he relieved, and with the beet wishes of the Herald as to his future prosperity. The doctor announce! in his advertisement in another solumn that he will straighten, by his 'painless method," the first case of crow eyes calling on him. The cost of Christmas festivities is com paratively low when tho confectionery is purchased of Kemmorer. 12-5-tf Fried oysters a specialty at McElhenny's' 8-12-tf POTTSVILIjE. & 1 1. ROHRBEIMER & OOM'Y. t lo puch Things jtodofBefoi'B JIGHT in the heart o the Christmas Holidays we are selling OVERCOATS and SUITS at less than cost. Some will doubt us when we say we are selling" goods less than cost, but if you will take a look at our immense stock you will sec the reason why. We are overstocked; our store room is overcrowded with goods. FORMAL QPEMMG C! It is not necessary for us to introduco ourselves to our many patron and tho readers of this raper, as wo aro pretty well Known in tho county as ono of Pottevillo's. most rcliablo Cash Dey Goods Establishments. Wo aro going to presont somo Facts and figuros for you "To Think Ahout" that aro marvolous In tholr money-saving powor. And that will warrant a small oxrondituro of car faro to visit tho handsome bigjestablUhmcnt Pottbvillb's Ciibapbat Diiy Goods IJorsK, Times are hard, and in order to convert our goods into cash we must offer some extraordinary in ducements. We not only pay. your fare both ways, but will sell' you goods at less than manu facturer's cost. If you don't be lieve it come and get our prices. Children's suits and reefers and men's fine dress suits our specialties. VC. Tohriieiniei' Co., POTTSVIXiIiE. FERGUSON HOUSE, SHENANDOAH. Entrance on Centre street. Foil Fifteen Days ! Commnclng Thursday, December 21, at 9 a. in. No othur city in the region will be visited. G-reat Bargains ! Chicago Exposition goods at Holderman's jewelry store. Given Away. For sixty days Keagoy, the photographer, will give a 10x12 platinum picture with every dozen of his $3 cabinets. Don't suffer with indigestion, use Baxter's Mandrake Bitters. lm llnrchlll's Cafe. When seeking a neat and wall eendueted safe, go to Uurchill's, corner Main and Coal (treats. Polite and prompt attention. 11 7-tt Filed oysters a specialty at McElhenny's 9'12'tf Rings in hundreds of styles at Holderman's. Special AHentiin Paid lo Filling Glasses Treatment of Cutarrh and Nervous Diseases. (jress eyes stratghtencaby Dr Moore's Pain leas Method, without ether or chloroform; no failures, no tying up of eyes or remaining in doors The first cafie of cross oyes caUirtr on Dr. Moore will be stralahtened free of c)arge. Brief clippings from Pennsylvania papers: Scranton Republican. Dr. Mooro camototbls section a number of years ago from Philadelphia, embarking at once in practice as a specialist, and has become well known to eur people. Tho doctor is a graduate , from the Jefferson Modical college of Philadelphia as well as a gruduate as a spec iilt&t from th Polyclinic of Now York, and has certificates of other special training. lie has distinguished himself here by numerous brilliant operations in eye-surgery In which iiue uetuueu 01 11s importance, ne is nest known, although bis success In his m'dloal specialties lias been no less pronounced, lie Is not given to hazardous experiments, Is ex tremely cautious, andavolds the common fnult of skillful surgeons arrogance and Is uni formly courteous to all. Reading Eagle. During Dr. Mooro's may in Heading he has been visited by hundreds of afflicted people. He has effeoted some remarkable oures. and all who visited him found Dr. Moore honest In all his dealings, satbfaotory In his treatment of patients and a gentleman who stands high in the medical profession. Harriaburn Call. Dr. Moore has wrought much good while In narrisourg. ana nts nonoranie aeaungs who all proclaim him a gentleman of whom any city might be proud Ration Sunday Call. We oould nil a column with names of men. women and children, who are Dr. Moore's pttitnts, anawno will long remember nlm wnn grautuae ana praise. .4f(oona Indfjiendent. Dr Moore's success has been most remark- iv, .: he has dispensed the healing art with the h u 'i of a master In his profession and shows hlii lf to be a gentleman in every sense of uie worn. Johnstown. J . J Demoarat, Dr. Moore Is a gentleman of pleasing address and character, and uotlhy the vonfidmee of the CXirbondalr Dailti Liatler. Dr. Moore has performed many delloate surgical operations and effeoted remarkable cures m mis out. AVentawn Cntlc. "Dr. J. Harvey Moore effeoted tome extremely remarkable cures while here. As an eye special ist he Is our opinion one of the greatest in the profession. I'attents for miles around here fur nish bits excellent testimonials. In tact be fs exaotly what he aavsrtle himself to be " On ITtrald. Dr. Moore has been found all that was ex. peeted, both professionally aod soolally, and is an aoneei man woo stanau among inoee ai me head of his urofasslon. Offlee bourn l'rom 9 to is a. m.s 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. No hours Sundays. Consultation tree. ;u Special Sale this week of laABIESS' GOATS All kinds of Dress Goods. Trimmings. Muffs. Handkerchiefs. Dolls aud Fancy (toods. Full fine of t nrpets llargalcs In Velvets and lloll day Goods In abundance. P.J.M0NA6HAM 28 South Main Street. ZEFF'S OLD STAND, No. 23 South Main Street, Has been sold to Who announces that he will here after! carry a large and fine stock of Of all styles and fine make. Excellent goods at prices to suit tho times and with n reach of every one. INK LINE OF Boots and Shoes Hats, Caps, Qente' Furnishings, garoall early and examine this stock before going eisewnere. JJOR CUIKF UURQBBW. JOHN L. HASSLER, Faithful and impartial perform mo tf the duties aesnred. VES, POME OY i STEWART 5 and 7 N. Centre St., P0TTSVILLE, PA. OF HOLIDAY GOODS,. .etting Ready For Christmas. At this opening you will bo mpro than pleased with tho immense stock wo ha'vo placed before you to select from. Tho following is a few of the many things to bo displayed at this opening: GABIES. Oltl Maid, Pusy in the Corner, Old King Colo and others of modern in- volition that will interest tho littlo people, 5o In another assortment wo have about ilfteon different stylos, such as Mes senger Boy, Old Maid, I3aso Ball, Foot Call and SuuUe Games, JOc Bean Bng, 'Golden Egg, Puss aud Three Mice, Steeple Chase, Cash, Rival Doctor, Little Bright Eyes, Wonders ABC Blocks, Shadow ABC Blocks, 20 c Hunting Match, Checker Elma Bagatelle aud other enticing games will lie found among the games at 25c tVnother style of Bagatelle, Favorite Steeple Chase, Parlor Foot Ball, Our Darlinir, Fish Pond, Cats and Mice aud Our Four I'ooted t Mends, 37iO County Fair Blocks, Columbia Scrolls, Social Snake, Bicycle Hace and Tally Ho, 42o Pool Tables, Billiard Tables, Crokinole, Parlor Ten-pins, difi'orent sizes and;difi'erentprices, 150 IRON TOYS. Steamers, Hook and Ladders, Sprinklers, Fire Patrol, Sulkeys, Surrys, Steam Engines, Pns&enger Curs, Streetcars, Banks, Sadirons, Express Wagons, Kevolving Chimes, Hose Carriages, Firo Chief Carriages, from 42o MECHANICAL TOYS. It. It. Engines, Stationery Engines, Bicyclists, Man and Bear, Wild west Shooter, Haw Mill, Horse Racing, lure Eugine, House Pump, louu taln Pump, (in many different prices), 89o WOODEN TOYS. Pony aud Cart, Goat and Cart, Menagerie, Arks, Boats, Passenger Train, Columbian Trains, World's Fair Trains, Trick Mule, Flic Engine Jolly Marble Game, from 15o up to $1.25. Bureaus, Sideboards, Seltees, Doll Chairs, Child's Chairs, Child's Rock ers, Washing Outfit, Chamber Suit, Doll Cradle, Doll Beds, Toy Piano, Painting Outfit, Drawing Slates, Jack in a Box, Writing Desks, Tool Clios's, from lOo up to $0.00. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Phonnharp, Zithers, Glockenspiel, Horns, Sliding Trombone, Harmoni cas from ' 10 o to SOc. CHINA WARE. In this, our Hue of German, Carlsbad and Dresden China, is beyond a rival as to quality and price. Thoy aro our own importation and con sist of bon bons, berry sets, llah sets, fancy cako plates, etc. Some of this ware comes to us from Austria, Tokto, Meissen and Yorkshire aud will rango In price from 3c up to $2.50. ; Among our Japaueso ware will be found cracker jars, chocolate pots, tea pots, cups and saucers, olive dishes, oat-meal dishes, jardtniers.&o. 25c up to $1.85. 0AE GOODS. Smoking Sets, Handkerchief Boxes, Glovo Boxes, Dressing Cases, Jewel Cases, Shaving Sets, Collar andcutl boxes, Cigar boxes, Trlpple Mirrors 89o up to $0.00. PLUSH GOODS. Albums, Dressing Cases, Writing Paper Boxes, Collar and Cuff Boxes. Shaving Setts, Handkerchief Boxes, Glovo Boxes, Manicure Setts from 50o up to $10.00. LEATHER GOODS. Alliums, Muslo Rolls, Collar and Cull Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes, Glovo Boxes, Gouts' Traveling Cases, Ladlos' Traveling Casoa, Writing Doatx, &c, at from 39o up to $0. CELLULOID GOODS. Photo. Frainos, Match Holdors, Wall Pockets, Hair Receivers, Fancy Wall Ornaments, Handkorchief Cases, Drosslug Cases, Glove Cases, Smoking Sotts, Shaving Setts, Albums, Euohro Decks, Work Baskets, Comb and Brtwh Cuees, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Whisk Holders from 25o up to $10.00. WHITE METAL GOODS. Euchre Decks, Photo Frames, Pin Trays, Mirrors, Ash Trays, Jowol Caw, Card Trays, Picklo Holder, Castor, (5 bottles) Baby Mugs, Tea Spoous, Table Spoons, Salts, Peppers, Glove Buttons, Collar Button . Boxes, Hair Pin Receivers from , 10c uptofl.87j. DIVES, P01M S STEWART, 5 and 7 North. Centre Street, C QUO. MILLER, Manager, POTTSVIIjsXllEj PAi r
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