Evening Herald.
SATITPVY, JANUA11Y 27, 1801.
THIRD EDITION
OHUROH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Where, ami Wlmn Horvlces Will be Con.
due-ted To-morrow,
Trinity Reformed church, Hct. Ifnt-eri
O'lloyle, pastor. Service tomorrow nt II'
a. m. nnd 6 3(1 p. m. Sunday school at 1 :S0 p. in.
Everybody welcome.
Kcheloit Israel Congregation, Went Oak
street, liev. H. ltablnowils, ltubbi; seivtce
every Friday evening: Huturday and Sunday
afternoon arid evening.
Welsh lla'ii 1st church. Preaching services at
10 a.m. and 6 p.m. by the pastor, Hev. I). I.
Evans. Tiunday school at 2 p. in. Everybody
welcome,
ltoman Catholic church of the Annunciation,
Oticrry street, above West street, Hev. H, F
O'llollly, pastor. Masses at 8:t"Jund 10:110a m
Vespers at 3:(J p. m.
si. ucnrne'a Lithuanian Catholic church
corner Jardln and Cherry street. Hev. I.
A bromaitlH. pastor. Mass and preaching at 10
. in. Vuspers at 3 p, in.
Sanation Army, comer Mstn and Oak streets,
Captain 1. Voder and Lieutenant H. Parish In
command. Services all (lay, commencing at 7
and li a. m. and 3and8p. tn. Meetings will
bo held every night during the week cKceptlng
Alondav night.
Kboiiczor Evangelical church., Itcv. It. M. Llch
tenwnlner, pastor. Servlcoa to-morrow at 10 a.
m. ID Ai rman, and 6:S0 p. m. In English. Sunday
school at I 30 p. m. All are heartily Invited to
attend
Frosbjtcrlun church. Hev. T. Maxwell Mor
rlson, iwslor. .Services at 10:80a. in. mid 0:SO
p tn. Hunday school at 2 p. m. Christian
Kndcavor Society will meet on Tuesday even
ing at 7 30. Prayer mooting on Thursday
evening at 7:30. All are oordlully Int lied.
First Mothodlst Episcopal church, Kev. Wic
I'owlck, pastor. Services at. 10: JO a. m. and
6 30 p m. i-unJay srhool at S p. in. Kpwortti
League at 5:45 p. m. Prayer meeting at 7:
on Thursday evening. Strangers and other?
aro always welcome.
EnglWh Baptist church, South Jardln street
Service at 10:30 a. m. and nt 8:80 p,
Frciichii gby tile pastor, Hov. W. II Harrison
Praise sei rice at p m. Sunday school at
p. m Monday evening at 7::10 tho Y. 1
U. will meet. Wednesday evening general
prayer me etlng. Everybody welcome.
All Saints' Protestant Episcopal church, Oak
street, near Main. Morning service at 10:
and evening at 7 o'clock. The rector offl
ciatcH at morning service alternately and
ever evening service. The lay reader, Charles
ilasuina. oHlc-lates In the absence of the
roctor, t). II. Hrldginan. Sunday school at
p. m All seats free nnd everybody made
heartily welcome.
Primitive Methodist church, Itcv. J. Proudu
pastor Services to morrowntlO:30a.m.nndO
p. in Wesley liver meeting at 5:-T p.
Sabbath actio 8 p. tn. Wesley League
Monday evening at 7:30. Class meetings
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 p. m. All
Beats free. Anyone not having u church home
Is corJIally invited to coine here.
Macule's "Grimes' Cellar Door" is a great
xurccsi. Funny, well I should say so. At
Ferguson's theatre, Tuesday evenlug, Jan. 30,
When Baby was sfclt, we gave her CasKiria,
Vhcn she was a Child, she cried (or Castor!,
Then sho oecaine Miss, she clung to CattorX,
When sho had Children, the save them Cassette.
11.
,lamne H. Msckle.
Henry R Dlity ind James It. Macki
commenced tboir thentrirel career at tli
same time, being partners iu tlie business.
Jnmi 11. Mackle is now tlio proprietor and
star of "Chimes' Oolltr Poor." At Ferguson
theatre on Tuesday evening, January 30th
eJlven Away.
For sixty days Keagey, tho photogiaphor.
will give a 10x12 platinum picture with ovorv
dozen of his IS oahineta.
Mackto Is coining. Wait for
Forgusou's theatre, January SOlli,
hiui.
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title JVIagic t City
Coupon No. 4.
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. mall or bring then) In person
lb, office of the HIUI4, with ten
. In silver, ortwo ulokels, and Port
1 ' Vo I of the Magie Ctty will
m, iivcrcd to you.
MAIIANOV CITT.
MAHANOY PLANK.
lliUHOT CtTT, Jan. 27.
A rumor Is etirrcnt that M. T. O'Connor,
ill ho a candidate for Senatorial honors In
tho .10th district.
John II. Pollsrd, f Ashland, transacted
limitless hero this morning.
Misses Mary Kearney and Elllo King at
tendedja masked ball In C'entralia last evening.
Oforgo Mllwsrd His very lowat hlshomoou
Catawlsea street.
Kugeno t.'ltouko appears at Kalor's opera
house to night In tho "Wlcklow Postman,"
an Irish comedy drama. The press notices
f this show arc nil very flattering.
Itesdlng eolllery employes In this district
were tnlil to-day.
The following arc tho Ikmocralio nomina
tions tniide last night :
First ward Council, Jamos 1'. Foley;
School Director, John O'Conncll; Judgo of
Election, Waller Walsh j Inspector of Elcc
Hon, John Mct'auiey; Conhrrecs, Patrick
Iiyan, Peter Salman and William Hurlee.
Second waid Council, HontySchu; Justice
of tho Peace, r-dward rogarty; school uiree
tor, James MeCabo; Judgo of Election,
Matthew McAtto; Inspector, Janus Kano;
Conferrce'. John Kelly, Thomas Whlttaker
nnd James Kane.
'J hiid ward Council, T. T. June; School
Director, John Meyer; Inspirtor, Henry
l'lcrtuan; Confertees, Timothy J. Iiyan, John
Mlnrbof, Ferdinand Petri
Fourth Vt-ard Council, John Shier; School
Director, Godfiy I!eidlnherger; Justice of
the Peace, Henry DoFrehn; Judgo of Elec
tion, Sitron Trier; Inspeotor, Fredeilck
Klitsch; Confcrrces, Jacob Krantcr, Fred
erick Klitseh and John Miller.
Fifth ward Council, Fred Miller; School
Director, Iasc I'lilllipr; Judgo of Election,
Autust Pafepny; Intpector, Daniel Drineoll;
Conferreos, John Hotigan, Wiu, Swartz,
l'cter Ward.
Tho following aro tho Itepuhliran noiiil
nations :
First ward Council, Oeorgo IJ. Ylengsl;
School Diiector, Jofcph Sleek; Inspector ol
Elictien, TlimiiBS Wet; Oinfenwe, Krtl.
Drtsh, William Collins and Charles Itoybold
Second -waid Ci.uiicil, T. J. Kdwards;
School Director, Adam Menple, 3 years;; Dr.
A. li. Shern an, 2 years; Justlco of the Peace,
August Weher; Conlerrci'S, Lloyd Dennis,
John lilanos and David It. Dres.
Third ward Oounril, D. L. Vn Horn;
School Director. S. O. Sellgman; ludge of
Election, Willlsni T. Patterson; Inspector of
Election, Harry Cliifbicl; Confcrn rr, Esau
lie etc, S. S. lloppes and Willlntn Hopl.ins.
Fourth ward-Council, Jos.Seligtuaii;School
Director, Wm. SI. Hoppes; Justice of Pence,
Johu A. Ktmery; Judge of Election, A. C.
Sherman; Inspector, Thus. Ilrddow; Confer
rei s,Thos. Marker, J. B. Brclsch, Abrsm King.
Fifth waifl Council, James S. llarrcr;
School Director, Evan Jenkins; Judge,
Samuel Neakes, Jr. ; Inspector, Willism H.
Samuels; Coiiferrccs, William Thomas,
Theodoio Hale, Georgo Parllt.
Mrs. Simon Trier, who died on Thursday
evening, will he buried on Monday afternoon
in tho Pottsvlllo cemetery.
Thomas Joyco is-visiting in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ford left for Phlladel
phla yesterday.
After tho haid light in tho First ward for
Councilman, 'Squiro O'llritu's men, all
through, were nominated by alargemsjority.
1Ottic, tho sovcr-year-old daughter of
oflle'cr John Hnasel, died on Thursday of
diphtheria. Two otlior of Mr. Hassel's
children aro very low.
Tho Iiepublican cemfcrrees meet to-night
and if results do not hollo present indications
tho fol lowing borough tickot will bo nomi
nated : Purpose, H. A. Stern ; Tax Iteceivcr,
John F. Schoener; High Con table, John
Wyalt; James Collins, Supervisor.
Tho Democratic conferree also meet to
night and it is believed there will ho a close
fight between John A. Weber and John Cun
ningham for liurgeES,
Miss Elllo Closo and Mrs. Richard Close are
visiting Abo Jacobs, who 1) undergoing treat
ment at a Philadelphia hospital,
A successful ball was given In Rtordan's
hall last ovenlng for tho benefit of James
Coyne, n P. &. 11. conductor who lost his arm
near Preston Junction a month or two ago.
John Stanton, of Shenandoah, was yester
day n guest of John F. Itoynolds.
Mrs. Mary Hums, of Corktown, Is 111 with
tho gilppo.
Miss Bridget Kelly Is visiting In Mahanoy
City.
'Squire J. J. Coyle, of Mahanoy City, was
seen about town on Friday afternoon.
Charles M. Lewis, of tho Chronicle, pawed
thiotigh on tho "electric" yesterday afternoon.
A drummer secured five dollars from a Mrs.
Mcikranlz through a misunderstanding, and
when brought before 'Squiro Reynolds failed
to return tho amount and was cent to jail to
await trial.
Tho Mahanoy Piano athletic club am ar
ranging for monthly athletic exhibitions in
tho rooms in Riordan shall.
Mrs. Mary Coulter, who fell on tho Ice two
weeks ago andinlured her back, is now much
improvod.
It Is said lhat W. J. Smith, of the "foot,"
will challenge, either Conrcy or Hughes, to
spar eight rounds, Quecnsbury rules, for iio a
sido.
1'KACltVII.Li:.
The following ticket was nominated by tho
Democrats here Thursday night: Chief
Ruigoea, John D. Lawler; Council, 1) V.
Haupt, and James I.ennon; School Director,
Joseph Shscfcr. one year; William Kefl'or,
three yoars, and Clinton Shugars, three years;
Illtfh Constable. John Harkins; Receiver of
Taxes, John Haup -, Auditor, James Hicks;
Judgo of Election, Charles Hillenbrand;
Awistant Assessor, Frank Haupt; Inspector
Dennis McCormick.
Tho Republicans of town held their meet
ing lost evening in Pure-hill's hall and
nrminaled tho following ticket: Chief
Burgess, Edward Douden; Council, Oforgo
Hun hill and Jame-s M. Dampmsti; School
Ditectois, Simon Moore, 1 year; Richard
Morgan, 3 ears; Harry Berkhelser, 3 yoars;
Tax lteeher, J. F. Price; Assistant Assessors,
Reuben Wagner and Robert Frew; High
Constable, John Davis; Boiough Auditor,
William Bcggs; Judge of Election, John S.
Thomas; Inspector, Thomas Rubrlght.
Tho gathering was a largo ono, but overy
thine went on smoothly, as usual. Tho
olllccrs of tho meeting wcro Thomas Reed,
chairman: J. C. McQInnis, socrctary; Johu
S. Thomas and Prof. I. O. Miller, lolleis.
William Wallace, transacted buslncssat the
county seat this morning.
Postmaster E. W. Bateman and Thomas
Beddow attended to business at St. Clair and
Wadesvillo to-day.
Mrs. Thomas Wood returned homo to-day
after a week's visit to her daughter at
Williainstowu.
BALDWIN'S FRItNUS INU,G,.ah .
Tliey Ileslst an Attempt to llnni tho Con
gressman in Klllgy.
Ddluth, Minn., Jan. 27. An attempt
was made last night to burn CotiKrewsninn
Baldwin in cllluy for voting for the free
Iron ore schedule of the Wilson bill. A
band of music made Its nppearonco near
the Merchants' hotel anil a youth ap
peared bearing; a banner on which was n
painted figure labeled "llaldwln" with
hla neck encircled by a noose. It had not
proceeded far when several men grabbed
the banner, which was quickly torn Into
pieces. Thla created a lively riot for a
few minutes, but a squad of police quickly
dispersed the crowd, while, tho youth who
had been enrry Iiik the banner was arrested,
Knocked Out by n llnn Womnn.
l'EHTII AMIiov, N. .1., Jan. 27. Two
tramps went to the dairy farm of ltlchord
Fox and deinnnded money from Mrs. Fox,
who was nlone In the house nt the time.
She ordered them to leave the place. They
refused to k, and ono pulled a pistol.
Mrs. Fox seized a picknx handlo and
knocked tho man down. The other fellow
tried to run. but be tejo wat quickly
knocked out. Then she disarmed tho men,
nnd after they had recovered from the
effects of her blows drove them off. Sho
has now a revolver and a knife ns a reward
for her courage.
For Mtlnlclpnl Kerorm.
PlIlLADKLl'MIA, Jan. 27. A public meet-
ing in the intennts of ood city govern
ment was held last evening at Association
hall. F.x-l'ostmaster Field, of this city,
presided. The first speaker of tho even
ing was Hev. W. S. Hainsforil, I). 1)., of
New York, whose subject was: "The lte-
latlon of the Church to .Municipal He
forms." Other speakers were Charles J.
llonaimrte of Haltlmore, Moorfleld Storey
of Boston and United States Civil Service
Commissioner Theodore D. Hoosevclt.
A Ilooin City Sold.
Four PAYNK, Ala., .Inn. 2". An enor
mous undertaking, which a few years ago
cost eastern capitalists many millions of
dollars, has been sold at auction. The
boom city of Fort Payne was sold at sher
iff's sole to K. N. Ctilloin for ffiC.000. The
purchaso money will bo divided among
the holders of preferred slock una tneuia
Colony Trust company, of Boston, which
holds $300,000. The other victims will re
ceive nothing to Indemnify them for the
$7,000,000 they put in the enterprise.
The llrldgoport Street Car Strike.
BmiJiiKl'OKT, Conn.. Jan. 27. The Trac
tion company succeeded in running sev
eral cars lute yesterday afternoon over
the entire road, with tho asslstnnco of tho
police. The crowds hissed tho non-union
men. but made no trouble. Ono tiniii was
arrested while placing obstructions on the
track. Last niglit no curs were run. tol-
onel Heft, the owner of the road, has re
ceived a letter notifying" him that his
house was to be blown up with dynamite.
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Have you tried McKlhenny's fried oysters!
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1
James Henry was 111 Girardvlllo yeslerday
afternoon.
Michael Haugheny, of Mahanoy City,
passed through to Ashland on Fiiday.
Urlch Medary had a paralytic stroke
yesterday and is said to ho near the point of
death.
Qilberton and Draper collieries paid em
ployes yesterday.
The following lie kct was placed In tho
field by tho Republicans of the East waid on
Thursday night: Council, Morgan Morgans,
three years; School Director, Isaiah Parkor;
Judge of Election, William P, Jones; I iiapt-c,-tor
of Election, Nathan Williams; Conferee,
Robert Painter, William Fellows and Richard
Parflt,
Mrs. William Butdnn Ilea very low with
congestion of tho lungs.
Mrs. HliulU has btou very sick for the past
two weeks.
Part II. Number 5.
Numbers change elally.
em this coupon out and keep It until
m v, n different nu bers are aecuinu
Ut d then bring or forward them to
("tiiir with Seven Cents to this
utilr, and you will lecelve the portfolio
i ntUtrtised. Call and see sample.
tut i ins tjuupun uui, jj
t iAi jAl wfcltVU Ml jjftt jJfcf,.IU.jcjc jjfecjg
CENTS PER YARD
Cor all-wool
Ififrxlii C trpefH.
J. II. Macklo and Henry B. Dixey prac
ticed dancing together on an old cejlar door
In ltostou. Macklo will be nith you in
"UrlmW Cellar Dour" onniiMny, he sine and
see Mackle. At Ferguson's theatre on Tues
day evening, January 301b.
Lawyer Foster' llraucli OIUca.
Sol. Foster, Esq., Attorney and Counsellor
at-I.sw, of PctUvilln, has taken rooms at
McElhenny'e cafe building and will open a
branch law otlice. Mr. Foeter exjieots to be
in Shenandoah every Wednesday and Satur
day evenings, when he can ho consulted at
tho place ineutionsd.
Wonder' cue dozen Hf oabinets for$l. M. E
Our. Centra and Market fits., I'ottsvllle.
11-81 tf
c. n
Nolle i to !ooltloa, tie.
The llEJUI.I) office is prepait4 to furnish,
ou short notice, progiarnmes, badges, etc.,
guaranteeing the finest workmai.tlitp at the
I lowest rates. 1000 samples to select friu.
The must exquisite designs to suit any society
ai d QOc per yard for Home. made Hag er orwkniwtion
Carpets taut will wash at . t
FrirKp'R narnnf Slnro ' Obi wells' Laumdby bluz, the ut
lfl South Jureilu.Htreet lwo(uarts Wets. Bold by Coslloy Bic
John T. Davis, of A 6trcct, is 'viallfng
Walnulpoit, Carbon county.
Georgo Kachcl Is confined to his bed with
pneumonia.
"Illlly" Dunn, of this p'ace, and "Ben'
Kciper, of Ashland, were matched to spar
several rounds for a purso at Ashland last
evening, but tho Giratdvillo man did not
appear.
Misses Phoaeme, Sarah and Agues Stelu
wcro vlsitois here yesterday.
David Dyke and family, of Centralla, at1
tended the funeral yesterday of Mrs. Shefl-
stall.
Mrs. Susan Shofistall was hurled in the
Odd Fellows' cemetery at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
Ex-Reprtsentatito Thomas J. Higgins, of
Shenandoah, was a town vhitor yesteiday,
John Coleman ai,d John Eavolle made an
excursion to Slum ndoah yesterday.
Mr. Ilaum, loader of the M. E church
choir, witii his family, are visiting in farbou
county.
Edward Casey, tho well-known chief o!
Butler township politicians, ciicu.atid among
friends here yesterday.
Filed oyators a specialty at
MeUihenny's
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NUGGETSOF NEWS
The opposition to P-resltlent Barrios, of
OtlHttiinttlu, in iin'reasiug in Htrenglh.
Willie Smith uml Harry Meyer, 10-year
old liurglurH, are iu Jail at I'ott-tville, Pa.
Hose Schonkowitz, IB yearn old, fell into
a pot of boiling soup at her home iu New
York, and whs fatally scalded.
California's midwinter exposition was
formally opened today with great pomp
The tluy Is a legal holiday tn the state.
It is announced that the czar'a oldc-bi
daughter, tlm Grand Duchess Xemia, li'
lieen betrotli.-d li her cousin, CI rami Duk
Alexander .Mii-hm lovitch.
The Deinociatii' oooventiou for the Sev
nth congressional district of Virgin:
nominated Captain Smith S. Turner, o
Warren county, to succeed tjove-inoi
O'Ferrall iu tne honaii of rrpreentntivn
A warrant has Wen issued for the m
rest of the liev. T. li. Hepp. a Methnd'y
minister at Watei-furd, AVls., ch iri;ln
him with miinslaiiuh:er, in havin.; n 1 1
the tteiiih of Kffle 1'rovrnell, a i
Ms family.
Cfoupon Wo. 1,
"HisUrphcti From tbo
A;l Silliiiis e( h World,"
lumbers Changed Diljf
Send or bring- to the office of thla
Paper one Coupon, together with ten
eents In money, and )ou-,vtll receive
the great Pol Ifollo.uf Art.
Made Him Well.
Fame's Celery Compound Was
a Blessing.
Andrew Ennis, of Wallingford, Had Been Sick
lor Years Five Bottles of the Great
Remedy Cured Him.
Corbett doing Ahrnntt.
New YottK, Jan. 27. .lames J. Corhett,
the champion pugilist, nrnved here to
day. Corbctt bus determined to make a
tour of tho Kuropeau capitals, nnd will
start for the other side in two months.
It is likely that Corhett and Mitchell will
spar tojjethor the week of Feb. 28. Mitch
ellrequested it, nnd Corhett has consented,
leaving the details to .Mitchell. Mitchell
has also askod to spar with Corhett ou his
first appearance iu London.
The Jtevnlt In Honduras.
Hosdukas, Jan. 27. The report that
this city waa in the hands of the enemy
under Geuernl Ortiz is false. President
Vasquei is holding tho enemy in check
with batteries placed on the surrounding
hills. General Ortiz made four attacks,
but was repulsed each time. General
Urrutia has gone to head oil liotiilla and
Vale, who were crying to enter by the old
road.
Tho M nr In llrnzll.
Bur.Nos A YllEd, Jan. 27. Dispatches
from ltio Janeiro say that an incessunt
fire is kept up between the insurgent war
ships and the government forts, and that
much damage lias been done to Conceicno
Island. The insurgents are trying to cut
off Rio's water supply. It is reported also
that torpedoes have been placed around
the fortress of b.inta Cruz.
Did Mrs. WooHmi Commit Suicide?
London, Jan. 27. A dispatch to The
Standard from Vienna says that It is re
ported from Venice that the American
novelist, Lonstance renniniore Woolsou
whose death was reported the other day
committed suicide by lumping from the
window of the house where she lived. A
seven months attack: ol luuuenza left
symtoms of insanity.
He Delltllllda all Investigation,
Nr.w Your, .Inn. 27. John Wood, ex-
treasurer ol tne lirooKiyu tabernacle, ap
peared before a meeting of the elders of
the church last evening and deinnnded an
investigation of his accounts. A state
ment piepared by Arnold Davidson, an
expert accountant, shows an apparent
shortage of over fc!l,0o0 la .Mr. Wood's ac
counts.
Connecticut's Hcliool Census,
Nkw Havkn, Jan. 27. The school cen
bus of this state), junt completed, indicates
ou the usual census ratio a total populit
tion of 784,720, an inctease of 38,471 since
lb90. The imputation of this city on the
same ratio is but 02,000. Two cities,.
Bridgeport and Daubury, show a slight
deorease since last year.
I have been troubled with rheumatism iu
my hack and dyspepsia for many years, and I
havo taken five bottles of Palno's celery com
pound, and I now feel entirely well, and can
sit down and eat a hearty meal without any
bad feelings afterward. I had tried many dif
ferent kinds of medicine, hut they did mo
Uttlo good. Paine's celery compound has
been a great blessing to mo."
So writes Mr. Andrew Ennis,of Wallingford,
Ct., whoso portrait is here given.
To endure pain and submit to weaknesses,
accounting them inevitable to old and middle
age, is a sin against Natuio's plan. When the
blood has grown sluggish and impure, and tho
nervous system is diseased, Palno's celery
compound will repair tho damago.
The medical journals havo the names and
addresses and full histories of hundreds of
cases of chronic and acute rheumatism lhat
havo been permanently cured by Paine's
celery compound. No other remedy has cured,
like obstinato cases of Brigbt's disease and
liver troubles. Where all othors have failed,,
this marvolous blood purifier and true nerve
tonic has made people well.
Of all tho achievements of medical science,
this means of restoring healthy action to the
nerves and important organs of the body
stands pro-cminently ahead.
Xotlee to tli Public.
All persons are forbidden to skate or
trespass on the dams of the Shenandoah
Water Company under penalty of tho law.
By Older of the company.
l-10-lw S. D. Hkss, Supt.
To All Coneerm it
CoMMiesioNEiis' Office, Pottsville,
Pa., Jan. 24, 1691. Notico is hereby given
that persons desiring certificates of nomina
tion and nomination pnpers can procure the
samo by application to Judges of Election in
tho several districts of tho county, or to the
Countp Commissioners' office.
By direction of the County Commissioners.
Attest: Phil. J. Connkix, Clerk. 3t i For particulars
Up Town Otlice.
All orders for advertising, job work and
subscriptions oan be left ut Reese's Auction'
and Commission rooms, Dougherty building,.
W. Centre street, where they will receivo
prompt attention.
Filed oysters a specialty at McKlhenny's.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TTWU KENT. Htore-room with or without
I1 duelling, at prt sent occupied by I. Fried
man srotdealer. Possession given April 1st.
Apply to J. K. Kehler, 210 North Main street,
Shenandoah. 1-S7 2w
ITT ANTED. A lifelvmnonth small capital
V T to handle all kinds 1 1 slot macnines,
Don'ITnbacnoSpIt or Smoke your Llfo Away
Is the truthful, startling title of a little book
that tells all about No to-bc, the wonderful,
harmless Ounrnnfefd tobacco habit cure. Iho
cost li trifling and the man who wants to quit
und can't runs no physical or finanrial risk In
using "No to bao " i-oltt Dy ull druggists.
Hook at drug stores or by mall free. Addres?
Tne Sterling Kennedy Co., Indluna Mineral
Hprlngs, lnd. w H ly
Get your repairing dene at Holdcmian's.
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pittsburg Novelty Store
Chlnaware, ((ueensware, Qlassware and
HAT TT A Cr GOOD.S at lowest
i. 1 V J XJ I prices Call and
1'lHtt's Appointment Confirmed.
Boston, Jan. 27. Judge Colt, in the
United States court, confirmed Judge
Wallace's appointment of Thoma C.
Piatt and Marsden J. Perry as permanent
receivers of the Xew York and New Kng
land railroa.il. The bonds are set lit
tlOO.000 each! and a like order is directed
for Hhode Island.
Dlrtt or Starvation In Nuw York.
New Yohk, Jan. 27. John Itellly, 40
years. nJd, formerly a canvas man with
llaruum and Bailey's show, dleil in the
street here ut starvation. He hail not been
able to get work since the show season
ended. The man full down from sheer
exhaustion, and died iu u few minutes.
Two Convicts BentnnceMl to Death.
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 27. Judge Cris
man sentenced Horace (smith and Henry
Singleton to hang on Thursday, .March 22.
They are the two life convicts convicted
at the present term of court of tlie iiiur
der of two other convicts.
WoituViit'a Hundredth Anniversary,
WKHTKIK1.D, N. J., Jan. 27. Westfleld
was, in a blaze of glory and patrlotikm
last night, the cltliteus celebrating tlieoue
hundredth anniversary of the town. A
banquet was served at the Westfleld club
bouse, there being 500 present.
Aiainltii the etrtt-lr
Ma bo ccnvinctd we carry the very lest line.
No. 23 West Centre Street, (Shenandoah.
Hooks & Brown.
Full line of Sta
tionery, Day Books,
Ledgers and Blank
Books. All latest
Libraries kept con
stantly in stock.
Agents for all Newspapers,
Magazines, Periodicals, etc.
No. 4 South Maw Stnee.
nddrtss
Novelty Co., Cincinnati, O.
Chs.
Male;..
1 222t
AGENTS make 16 00 a day. Greatest kitchen
iitpnsll f v.,r Invf-nteri. Itetult 33ct8. 2 to
6 sold in every house. Sample, postage paid,
rorsnee & aicaiskiu, nitiuimu,
rive cents.
O.
10-U-wed 26t
HOUF, AND I.OTri FOR SALE -Kleht.
lota, 84 sf ry house with story kitchen,
large i-hed, two good wells and stream of water
running through tho proporty; nice bearing
irutt trees; lots m gooa hiaie 01 cuiuvuuu,..
known formerly es Park Hotel. Suitable for
any kind of business. For further particulars
writo or cull on .
MltS. U. t.. 1-1311H.U,
t-2tSm Drandonville, Sen. Co., Pa,
INSTATE OK UIANNA BOLICH, Deceased.
IVI NoUte Is hereb given lhat tie unde
signed Auditor, appointed by tho Orphans'
Court of Hchuylkill county, to make distribu
tion of the money in the bands of Georae
lioilon, administrator, will meet the parties in
terested for the purposos of his appointment!
at bis efflce, 114 Mouth Orntre street. In the
borough of i'ottavllle. on Tuesday, February
13th, 1891. at (i o'clock In tho fori n. on, when
and whern all parties ltteresled may attend.
1-lS-Stoaw W. D. SELTZER. Auditor.
XT OTICK FOR PItOPO J A Vi Proposals will
1 be reo-lvi up to February IS. 1891, for
sinking two iV) shst t at the Scott colllerv, near
abamokln, Pa., for the Pnlon Coal Company.
One shaft to be 81 feet by IJfoetin the clear,
ardthe other shaft to be 28 feet by li feet In
tho olear. Each shaft to be Bunk to a depth or
7f0 feel, more or less. For further particulars,
apply to
JOHN L. WILLIAM", Hunt ,
1-:S Gt Shantikln. Pa.
VT OT1 13 After Februsry 1st visitors will
X be admitted 10 iho Almshouse only on tho
third Thursday of each mouth, with no admis
sion on tur.dojs. Visitors desiring meals will
be renulreo to pay thirty cents per meal.
Newspapers Inserting ihls advertisement
without a written order will not be paid fur
tame.
KOBEUT EllMNG,
WILLIAM DBKK.
JACOBDAY,
Board of Poor Directors.
Attest: J.J O'CONNOR, Olerk.
Schuylkill Co. Almshouse, Jau. 82. Dl. 1-V3 6t
pQ QUIT BUSINESS.
The undersigned will soil hie entire stock of
Boots and Shoes,
m a,u, DO elow Cost.
This is a genuine closing out sale. Tho goods must be sold boforo
April 1st. Don't hubs tlie BARGAINS.
PliimaXl, 29 N. Main St., Shenandoah.