The Evening
VOL. IX. -NO. 13,
SH EN AND O AIT. PA.. TUESDAY. JANUARY
Von aro a business man, and used to
straieht forward business talk facts facts-
facts. Vour wlfo has boon looking for a
. Piano,
Sewing Machine ?
Organ;
Chamber Suit,
Parlor Suit,
Or something olso In our lino. Why not bny
It now. Wo are selling cheaper than over.
J.P.WILLIAMS&SOM
run to nnnr. atduio
1110 to WJUU IMO
The Celebrated Dr. Moore to
Remain 'Till Jan. 10.
WONDERFUL (5URESMDE.
Hot Atone Are Shenandoah Fsople lJene-
ntcd by Hi. Works nf This Wonderful
Mm, nut Men From Alt (Iter 111. Ilaglon
Mull, in Shouting Ills I'mUe.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
-tTO ALL-
PATRO
MY
II67II8 North Main Street, - Shenandoah, Pa.
6
COMMISSIONERS ORGANIZE).
Hliisa ic f Un cpnenti to r1n vnur fntirv wnrlf
C) Perhaps you will need some gold or silver paint. Come to
to us and fret the best. We sell Arustem s paint. It took
first premium at the World's Fair.
We are selling: Odds and Ends iiv Plush Goods at reduced
figures which will close them out quickly. Come soon.
Nickle cover Teapots are the cheapest and none better.
Marble enameled kitchen utensils. Try a piece.
Suear bowls from 5c up. Best market baskets ever made
50 cents.
No. 8 South Main S Ireet.
Hook & Brown.
Full line of Sta
tionery, Day Books,
Ledgers and Blank
Books. All latfet
Libraries kept con-
utsntly in stock.
Agents tor all Nowspapors,
Magazines, Period cals, etc.
No. 4 South Mam Street.
gar o. STeat Cleaa
"CHAS. DERR'S SHAVING PARLOR
Feiiouson Housb Block.
Everything In the tentorial line done In first
Vitus style. x-veryiuiiiK ueut uuu uicuu.
pittsburg Wovoity Store
Cklaaware, Queensware, Glasswaro and
TTAT TTPv A 7 GOODS at lowest
lAX)1j LJ1 JL Prices. Call and
examine lue biuck
nae orsnnoed we csrry the very test line
Ne. 25 West Centre Street, t-henardoih.
Suitable X-MAS Present,
For mother, sister or wife, if a
Carpet Sweeper or Rug
The best pla to selsct ltvm Is at
' 0, FHICSK CiliPET STORE. Na, 10 South Jardln Si.
JOE W Y ATT '8
4L00N AW REisTAUHftN".
(Christ. Howler's old stand.)
tun ssrt Vne Htn., KUefinutloMl
lleBt beer, alo and porter on tap.
orandacf wfctsUeye and cljarB. Pi
scheo.
Die fines
ool room '
Dr. J. Harvoy Jlooro, who has been located
at tho jFerguson IIouso the past two weeks,
having performed a nuaiber of surgical opera,
tlons which need his personal supervision!
has concluded to prolong his stay to January
10th. This, indeed, will bo good news to
many who havo been uuablo to consult him.
Ho has been eminently successful in Shcnau
doah, performing cures that scorn almost
miraculous, yet when Rifled down woro found
to be hnsod on purely scientific treatment.
Often, as is well known, tho allllcted aro
required to travol a long distance in order to
roach one who is capable of removing their
particular ailment, and when reached his
reputation stands upon tho testimony of those
who aro equally strangers; hut In tho case of
Dr. Mooro all this Is changed. Ho has been
In our midst long enough to becomo ono of
us. Tho names and address of many of his
patients whom ho has cured in this region
has been published in the Hkrald. Many
were well known citizens, whoso words are
undoubtod and who aro easy ot access. Ills
wotks have been for tho betterment of tho
condition of our friends and uolghbors, and
thus it is that his fanio and success ro-t upon
solid ground, continuing to grow and spread
from day to day.
Dr. Mooro is a specialist of undoubted skill
in tho diseases which ho treats, and whllo he
has paid particular attontiou to tho ovoand
oar, and lias been eminently cuccossful, he is
not lacking in testimonials from those in
our midst as to the success of the treatment
of other diseases. He does not euro all, for
the reason that ho does not accccpt- all the
c.sea that come to him, and in this particular
ho is certainly very diil'erent lrom nianj
other physicians.
Tho doctor's practice since located hero has
been voty larg.-, and investigation shows
that his beneficence not only covers a wide
liold, but that ho is honorable in his practice,
and will not lend himself to the delusion ol
those in whoso behalf his great skill will noi
avail. 3
Those contemplating consulting this cmi
uent specialist would do well to .vail thorn
lves of tho last opportunity, .'ho last days
of his stay he will undoubf ily bo so busy
mat it will Do impossible for ,11 to call to see
blni. Iu his advertisement uiay bo found a
number of testimonials of cures effected
whilo in Shenandoah.
Tho Shoj-T.i-iilKlit.
There can be no doubt of tho success of
"Master and Man." It is an intensely strong
play, perfectly presented. The rconery and
mechanical devices, tho play itself and the
company all command respectful attention
md aro worthy of oousido atioii. Tho scone
of tho Carlton Iron Mills is decidodly novel
and rouses ths audlenco to tho highest pitch
Altogether the perfoinianco is thoroughly
enjoyable and we pronounce "Master and
Uan" a hit. At Ferguson's theatre to-night.
1 quest Postponed.
Tho Coronsr s investigation of tho mine
disaster at Oak Hill colliery which caused
tho death of three men has been Indefinitely
postponed. Testimony was to have been
taken yesterday, but owing to the flooded
condition of the mine the jurors wero unable
to make an examination.
A ppolntni-s Under the Deal Knitted The
Controller's Oilier.
Tho now Board of County Commlsfloucrs,
comprising Moure, Allen, Kcnlz and Martin,
was duly organized at I'otUvlllo yesterday
with tho election of Mr. Allen as president,
upon tho nomination of Mr. Martin.
After about au hour's session the Commis
sioners proceeded to mako tho appointments,
Messrs Bouts and Martin nominating appli
cants and Mr. Allen casting his vote with Mr.
Martin on the elections. All tho appoint
ments wero mado by a vote of S to 1, Mr.
Rents being in the minority and the full
Allen-Martin slato went through.
Tho followiug wero tho appointments made:
Chlof Clerk, Phil J. Counoll, of Olrardvlllo.
First Assistant Clerk, Carl Coogan, of
Shonandoah
Docket Clerk, Itichard T. Lewis, of Malm
noy City.
Second Assistunt Clerk, Horace Robor, of
Plnegrovo.
County Solicitor, J. O. Ulrlch, of Tamsqua.
Janitor, William T. Davits, ol Tamaqua.
dock Winder, 11. F. Oclst, Pottsvillo,
unanimously electtd.
Prison Warden, W. C. Dunkclbcrgtr, Ta
maqua. Matron, Mrs.W. C. Dunkclborger, Tamaqua.
Deputy Warden, William Carter, St. Clair.
Prison Clerk, Isaac Sotzin, of Washington.
Moss Woavor, Michaol Shoeneman, Potls-
vllle,
Tiison Thyslclan, Dr. J. M. Cooper, Friod
nsburg. Prison Watchman, It. T. Leonard, Polts
vlllo. Second Prison Watchman, John Holmes, of
Itahn.
Tho positions of assistant janitor, fireman
and night watchman at tho jail wero left
Vacant, as tho tonuro of ollice of tho incum
bents does not oxpiro btforo April 1,
Alter to dinner hour tho Commissioners
and Controllor govern met in joint session to
x salaries. The salary of tho Controller's
chief clerk, George Walker, was fixed at
$1,750; Commissioners' chief clerk, Phil. J,
Counell, $1,200.
It is proposed to mako tho salaries of the
Quarter Session clerks $1,200 Their pro-
ccessors drew $1,500 and $009, respectively.
Treasurer Dr chert will only have ono clerk
and the salarios of tho two prison watchmen
111 bo increased from $45 to $55. All tho
other salarios will remain tho same.
2' 18iM' If ONE GENT.
111 -. .
II
NO III 10 WASTE
The Dates for the Primaries
Drawing1 Near.
LESS THAN A MONTH LEFT
The Committees Must (ict Togatlier mid
Fit the Time for Holding I lie 1'rU
marlrs unci Many Oilier Thine Must be
Done WltliU four Weeks.
Rednced:
Minnesota "Daisy" Flour,
To $4.50 Per Barrel.
High Grade Roller Flour,
To $3 90 Per Barrel.
Roller Family Flour,
To $3.50 Per Barrel.
Lauyvr Foster's Jlrnnoh Office.
Sol. Foster, Esq., Attorney and Counsellor
it-l.aw, ot Pottsvillo, has taken rooms at
HcElheiiny's oafe building and will open s
branch law ofilce. Mr. Foster expects to be
In Shenandoah every Wednesday and Satur
Jay evenings, when he can b consulted al
the place mentioned. ll-22-2w
When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castorla.
(Vhen she was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Mlsa, alio clung to Castorla.
When she bad Children, sha give them Castorla.
PENCIL POINTS.
(Xir Stock of Groceries
The installation of officers of Watkin Wa
ters Post, No. 140, G. A. It., takes place on
Friday ovcnlng. Senior Post Commander
Daddow will be tho installing officer.
A very important meeting of Shenandoah
Comuiandcry, S. of A,, will tako placo on
I Thursday ovoning.
For the
Holiday Trade
la full and complete.
Jiuts, Candies and Fruits.
FLORIDA ORANGE8-
Large, Fresh and Sweet.
Weildlnc Imitations.
Over 600 of the finest and correct styl
wedding invitations and cards to select from
at tho Hebald office. Either priutod or
eugravod. We can discount city prices.
A most n Miracle.
Kadam'g Microbo Killer has acted llko
I miracle. It cured my wlfo of Consumption
ind mo of Lumbago and Diabetes. Frank S
I Jones, Camden, N. J.
liurcklll's Cafe.
When seeking a neat and well condncted
cafe, go to Iiurchill s, corner Main and Coal
Itreots. Polite and prompt attention. 117'
It Suits the People
s what druggists say, because they are tired
of the many bitter cough remedies. Puu-Tlna
ildlrig Y
i platesj i
iies. w til t
teat desipm
We Receive Fresh CREAMERY I3UTTER
Every other day.
AT KEITER'S.
la the most pleasant
lulckly cures uouins,
Lung disorders, tS cent.
k. P. D. Klrlln's drug store.
tastluit medicine,
IJUB, IDIIM, MUM
l'an-'flna Is sold nt
flavo you tried McElhenny'a fried oysters
u in-11
Bay Keystone floor, Be sure that
name Lessiq & Baeb, Ashland, Fa,
I printed on verr ackh ,y wnrtaStMI'
Ihe day for tho spring elections for 1801
will bo tho third Tuesday of February,
which is the 20th of the month, and under
the present yatcm of making nominations
tho time is drawing near when tho party
organizations will havo to taks Up the
question.
Ihe amended ballot law of 1693 requires
that all nominations by certificates of party
organisations for towuship and borough
offices, and School Directors in tho same,
shall bo Hied with tho County Commissioners
at least eighteen days before tho election,
and nominations for tamo offices by nomina
tion papors ut least fifteen days before It.
It will bo seen by computation that tho
certificates of nomiuation must bo filed by tho
first of February and that, therefore, lets
than a month is left for tho respective parties
to got their committees together, make their
nominations, prcparothe certificates aud have
tbcm filed us required.
Tho committees should bo at work now and
they should hold their meetings to draw tho
plans of tho campaign this week, or tho lift
part of next wcok at tho latest. Many
pcoplo aro allowing themselves to bo guided
by tho dato of tho election and are not
considering tho eighteen days which must
olapse between that date anil tho completion
of tho work for the campaign.
Mcanwhilo if there any citlz-ns who in
tend running for office, they should liustlo
aud let tho people know they aio candidates.
Tho best way to do that is by putting an an
nouncement in cold, bold type in' the newspapers.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Is Detflrmluett to Knforce the Itegu
lHtlons. At tho last meeting of tho Shenandoah
Board of Health President Spalding mado an
address, in which ho stated that thcro were
many peoplo in tho town who were trending
tho board with seeming contempt, and he
proposed to Inaugurate a decislvo policy to
show these people that tho regulations and
ordors of tho board must bo obeyed, or those
who refused to do so must answer to tho law.
The remarks lead to tho adoption of a
motion instructing Health Officer Miles to
notify all undertakers and funeral directors
that tho Board of Health will proceed against
them for tho first violation of tho rules and
regulations.
It is said tbat tho rule requiring under
takers to take out burial permits has been
almost entirely ignored.
Tho Board also decided, in view of tho in
creased business on band, to meet hcrcaftor
twico a month aud tho next meeting will bo
hold on on Friday, 12ih Inst.
Secretary Scanlau reported tho following
statistics received since the last meeting : 141
cases of measles; 1 of scarlatina ; S of
liphtheria, aud 1 of chicken pox.
Tho commlltco on nuisance reported hav
ing investigated tho complaint against the
TVomer property aud found no nuisance.
Tho following monthly report was sub
mitted :
"Ash bin, corner of Coal ard Bowers
streets, cleaued. Ash bin at Ceutro and
Market cleaued, Also one opposite same
N'ulsauco of oyster shells on North Main
street removed. Yard corner White and
Centro Btreets cleaned. Ash bin and gutter
corner of Lloyd and Emerick streets cleaned.
Uuttcr on North Pear alley cleaned and
repaired. My attention was called to tho
condition of a houso on Jardln street, between
Centre and Oak sticots, in which there was a
fever ciiso. I visited tho place and notified
the guardian to clean up tho yard.
I requested Messrs. Beddall and Br&digan
and Mrs. Burns to clean out houses and they
did so.
"I also notified parties not to pllo ashes on
Cherry and Qilbort streets.
I visited tho slaughter houses and found
them in good condition, with tho exception
of one, which has been put in better condl
tion. Zimmerman's is in number ono condl
tlon.
"Many other nuisances uot hero mentioned
were removed, 137 placos having been cleanei
slnco I have been 011 duty.
"EmvAitD Milkh,
"Health Officer."
mul
lamination Tor Letter Curriers
Clerks la february.
Immediately upon tho advent of Post
master Mellet Into office the followiug notice
was ssnt tho Herald for publication :
U. S. Civil Service Mxamtuatlqns. A com
potitivo examination, under tho rules of tho
rfl.-.i a- mM ca !.. n r.-.
UU11CU aiUbUS V.1V11 OBfTlCU VyOlUUlUBlUII, 01
ppllcants for tho grades of clerk aud
orrior in the classified postal cervico at tho
iost ofilce in tho borough of Shenandoak,
Pa., will ho held in sa d borough on tho tenth
lay of Febiuary, 1894, commencing at 9
clock a. m.
Applications for this examination must Wo
made on blanks prescribed by the United
Btitca Civil Service Commission. Such
blanks can bo obtained at the post ofiieo from
the undersigned.
Applications will not bo accepted unless
filed beforo the hour of cloning business on
January 21, 1S9I.
Jouu M. Bock, Sec. Board of Ex.
THE BRIGGS OASB.
A .Motion to Ouusli tliu Indictment Over
ruled
Special to Evening Heiuld.
P0TT8VII.LK, Jan. 2. Tho motion to quasi
the indictment in tho case of tho Common
wealth against Briggs, which is ono of tho
Gilbcrlon riot cases, has just been overruled
and tho court has ordered that a jury be so
curod. This will probably take tho balance
of this afternoon aud tho wituewes for th
Commonwealth will bo oillod to morrow
morning.
Committed to Jail.
Paul Lukas was taken to the Pottsvill
jail this morning to await trial for assault
aud battory and fornication. He beat the
husband of his paramour. $300 hall was
required in each cuco and ho was unable to
furnish It, wheieupou Justice Williams
committed him.
the
Notice tu Societies, Kto.
The Hkrald office is prepared to furnish
on short notice, programmes, badges, etc,
guaranteeing tho finest workmanship at the
lowest rates. 1000 samples to select from,
Tho most exquisite designs to suit any society
tTniTOTMlW iriouuuus tfuui pi
GET READY.
Thou
phis.
Fred
ville.
C. II
this muni
lolin
mornlnfl
Schou
day at If
t'umuq
Year's
Willlal
town to-
Samui
I'WWONAI..
sTaggert has returned to Plilladel
rick Bcnuer snt ywterday at Potts.
of Pottsvillo, wm In town
Ilaeslo
ning.
Kcoso, of Centralla, was lu town
this
Muldoott spent to-
Diroctor II. J
ottaville.
I Yedlnsky, of Puttivllle. snent.V
lay here.
..ojbi, 01 riiiiaiieiiihta. w .
iy.
1 Uellncr was one of the l'lilladel-
Shenandoah Young- Man
Killed at Packerton.
phlaus ill town to-day.
MIsa Amelia Bouncr. of l'll
I. 1. 1- t . -n . "'
.iMcine camped!, tho Ph adelnhlR ,l.n,.
mcr, iook orders In town to-day.
Mrs. Jj. It. Buyer returned home from 1'orl
uuruon list ovcnlng.
Valentino BieniiHii. nr li,n..ii..i.t.
! . ""vn'uiii, Bitem.
r iu umn wan his parents.
iicddall is a sulTerer .from his old
carbuncle. IJ0 has two this time.
Foltz, of Phllad.lphia. is snendln.
lys in town with relatives.
n It. Smith, of the Philadeliihla fir,,.
of SnilC, Fostor & Co., was in town to-day.
a. vjainer aud son left for theli
"lueiiciu, west Virginia, this morn.
d Shoomaker loft this morning for
o resume his studies at tLo Dickinson
ol.
klla Mann and May Watts, ol
worq tho guests oC town lrleudj
Clauser and John Price. Jr.. have
to Philadelphia to reeuino their
dudies.
Burke, liq., will raovo into tho cot-
outh Whito street recontly occupied
r i'liincy.
an uugcre, 01 town, and Ins sou,
ol ait. Carmol, spent to day in at
at tho Potlsville court.
Uunlzingor, of tho Lost Creek on-
coris, spent New Year's day with
ts at Pottsvillo.
Fahoy, P. F. King and Tim O'Brien
left to this morning for Berwick to wit
ness tljureslin Hcudeishott foot rico.
Thots Sanger and Thomas Williams, ol
Mt. Cliel, accompanied bv Cicnre- K,.jn,in..
lclphia, paid a visit to town last
i) Kirlin has movod Iiis family next
tho same building. Mayor Finney
vacant by Mr.
REMAINS BROUGHT HERE
Thomas He, nold, Attempted t Jam,,
Upon Moving Freight Train, lint l n
llenealli ll, wiieeU Wa, Cri(1(
to lUulli.
fplos the part mado
Foreman McKcono and Edward
Id, tiro boss, of Colorado, spent New
many acquaint-
more
Chroniei
Haveyoa tried MeElhtany's fritd oysters?
-12-tf
A (loud Hlinw.
Mark Murphy, ln"0'Dowd'a Neighbors," at
(Javelin's theatre last night, played to a full
houss. Tho play was much appreciated, as
was attested by the continued laughter and
applause. The specialties were good, and
Mark Murphy is tho samo funny follow. The
singing of Miss Taylor was very fine. The
dancing of Mattio Lockkctto has never been
excelled In this city. Iu fact, tho entire
company was of a high standard of excellence,
and the enteitainment in its entirety
desorved the large patronsge it received.
Cincinnati GuinmercinbOaiette. At Forgu-
sori's theatre to-morrow ovoning.
McElhenny'a
9-12-tf
Year j'.ay visiting their
wiiinSrowinrand weTecTTrniteTni
.ui The Citi.nus'Stndiug Committee will ejeel
P08"""1' ....... ,...r t.-.i.i.... , T.n
,U ML-r.iin-uuy .mi, .iiv.o., .........p.
Mb, at s o'clock, instead of Monday v vt.
T I ICilhich announces himself in
today s II Kit A l.n for Chief Burgess, subject
A litthto the Citizens' horoneh convention.
tho rcsid
Cherry
ing to li
tho treo
spread ri
CSI"-U ' . . . f ,. nnr i,v reason of tho
front pol viiiiMi himself bv being
rospondc ' . . . h th m,,,.mI11, ,vlfe
. tllBtt 'I1"!"" " -
mlluo i...r... l,r mnrrWiro. no eventually suffus
In which
nu nvo
James Y
happenc!
aud was
Tho Ihigh. Valley "nawienirer lrl ,.1.1.1.
arrlve.1 hero at :58 this moring brought
Uo..y 01 moma Eovnolds from
1 ackcrton. Undertaker O'Har innb -1,..
of tho remains aud conveyed thorn to tho
homo of tho deceased's mother. Mrs. M.r
Iteynolds, a widow residing on West ov
street.
lloynold's met his death on thn Tl,ii.
Valloy Kailroad at Packerton last nl.hr
Ho and a youug man namoil O'Urlnn. ..l.i t
hall from tho First ward of this town. rr.
walking about tho railroad yard and whou a
freight train approached Reynolds trie.1
tojumponit. Ho slipped and fell beneath
tho wheols and his bodv ,a. i...ii.i
mangled.
Tho deceased was 21 years of sim. Jtn
worked for tho Hoehler llrno c...i.
Jardln street. When in town hn .n 1,1.
homo with his mother. About a week ago
1. ihwj soino troiiulo and having heanl
that tho police wero aftor him hodisappcaicd.
lie was to havo gone to Buffalo and it is
suppose.! that hi bleet in attempting to
lump on tho froight train was to contlnuo his
journey to that jiolnt.
THE SURCHARGING.
Heckles Expenditures Charged l,y the
Cmiiity Auditors.
The report that County Auditors Allcu,
Wachter and Morau had surcharged Countv
Commissioners ilowos, DoTurk and Kccd
with $1,100, and Poor Commissioners Tracer
aud Bergan with $225.00, is confirmed by tho
1 rotnonotary.
Among tho items surcharged aro four
aggregating $SO0 paid to William Wllhelm.
Esq., for professional servicos to tho County
Commissioners iu supervising tho trionnial
assessment last year The grounds for the
surcharge are that the Commissioners are
bound personally to supervise the triennial
assessments, and to hear appeals from the
his hair
tiugulsh
wero cal
about 1 1
services
was tho
Fried oysters a specialty at
"Hunter and 3Inu."
"Master and Man" is ono of the best
melo dramas now beforo the public. The
scenic effects of the play aro without doubt
the grandest ever offerod by any attraction.
Tho success, howevor, does not depeod to any
extent on the scenery, as the company
throughout is far above tho usual sensational
clas. With such sterling artists as Frank
Karrlngton, Daniel Jarrett, Miss Fealy aud
lllu Marlou, it may bo judged that an acted
performance of the highest order is assured.
the scenic part adding greatly to th beauty
of the performance. "Master and Man" will
appear at Ferguson's theatre this evening.
lour children are liable to Coughs, Colds
ora Tiiroat. L'roun and Whoonluir Uouth
which often result seriously. Prompt treat
ment taves many innocent uuio sunerers,
1 rv l-nn.-i irm i-nuim ana luiisummiuu uaire.
It's nleasant. safe and sure. tt cts. Bold at 1'.
V. W, Klrlln's drug aioro.
Cmnlnir Invents,
Jan. 5. Welsh Baptist church, annual sup
por, Robbins' Opera douse.
Jan. 9. "Ye Old Folks" concert at the
Union Sunday school building, Lost Creek,
under the auspices of tho Sons of Temperance.
Jan.ll. " The Trolley Bystem" at For
guson's theatre, for the benefit of Gcorgo
Walters.
Jan. IS. Manhattan Athletic Club Ball,
Robbins' Opera House,
Fob. 5. Fifth grand ball of the Gymna
sium Club in Bobbins' opera house.
Special low prices to all in watches, jewelry
aud silverware at Holdermau's, corner Main
and Lloyd streets. 12-27-tf
Olveu Away.
For sixty days Koagey, tho photographer.
will give a 10x12 platinum picture with evorv
dozen of his $3 cabinets,
Use Wpllb' Launubv Blue, ths bet
Sluing for laundry use. Each packago makot
I wo quarts, llrta. Hold by Ooskley Bros,
Get your repairing done at Holdrwn'
ooth nrignt and wi
Mr. an
Year bai
of frlcnt
street la
as a fare
will mo
It was'
good for
mmensi
Hurs
Acker, ,
Fielders
Girardv
Agnos f
and Mu
W, A. a ,
and II.
The Tliontrc.
The production of "Master and Man" at
Ferguson's theatre last night entertained ft
largo audience. Tho play treats on tie
..nnnentlnii of a rioor mechanic and his wife
I-"- '
i,v u. rich furnace owner iy reason
latter trying to avenge himself by
disappointed in lovo by the medium. '
l,,.lnri. her nisrmgo. no eventually
exposure. Touching and thrilling semes aro
iiumeroui, but they aro relievi Hen- auu
thu. by a clever piece of couudy. The
wnrkingmen's quartette and anvil chorus was
well received. The p ay is in the hands 01 an
oxcollcnt company, some of tlio members bo
ng especially well finished.
WrrcU on Hie I. V. It II.
Conductor Soigfried's train which leaves
Slmmokin for Shonandoah at i i. o locu was
ruu Into by a Lehigh Valley freight train
:ccn Mt. Cannel and Shamiikin tnw
morning. &cigiricii- irai" "
a siding at Hester's when one of tlio Irclgnt
crow ordered Selgfrlcd's train to run out.
They started from tho siding, whon the
freight crushod into the patsengor train,
derailing two of tho passenger cars and
causing two hours delay in tho arrival of the
train hero. Tho U'M train for Pottsville
was 0110 hour lato in consequence, and people
attending court woro held here
Notice I
A meeting of the Shenandoah Choral
Union will be hold In the l'.nglish Baptist
ohurch this evening at 7.: o'clock , sharp. A
full attendance Is icqmt d as bti-iuc of
niportauco is to be transacted. Iconic ol
W. H. W 1 H.U-. i.eu ior.s
On an
arrsars
an addll
Bny Keystuur, floor. Be sure that the
- . . .l.l I 1o la
name lemhi & 1iAr.1t, .
printed oil ovory aack :i 3-3Uw
18-2S-tf'f
d
A medl
mitteovue
Monday "1
A full is-
By ordear
1 2 fit of
Id
Thai
oxccllen
Inspoetaty
Unginemu
bo hlgh'ow
journal'tre
Wsnd
Cor. C
tho
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Tho
the dan
Co in pan
Tho bal
Fried
In or
EVKNf
fo CO
Will tiuyja
Hundred pound ban 1
pride of Liehigh
fluarantced as good m
Borne old at i:i aud li.50.
$2.25 Will buy
u Dag 01
Gold Dust Flour
llest flour maac fur tuerconcy
Grains
122 North Jardin Street
i.p offlee.