Evening Herald.
momiiay. fkhkuaky r, 1&01.
TIUUD EDITION
mai.kvii.i.i:.
Patrick an ' Willlnni Welcli, Henry Harris
and othei elec tric inllwaj t inlty f yctcr.
day paid their ei in 1 1 r . entx to the h ratio new
inuterinaii that ariivt-d at tbe homo of Abe
DavU.
Several of our light anil fratherwwly.lita,
mniniK them Abe IIiumcIi. will be In tli
Al.iliHTnij ( it; opera house till i-vi n in to
fjlvo I'al Met 'art by a ko on bin $50 oiler to
atiy iiihii eimidiiig four rounds beioro tbo
champion.
Hlcliaid .lotus baa bought tho fanioua ijrey-
hound, "Sprlnii," trmn llujili Stride, of
llahaiioy City, and will nut his now pur
chase in tiainniK lor a race with souie&chuyl
kill county crack racer.
Timoiliy (iraney baa a 10 pound dog be la
ready to bui k with r bundnil dollars a(atliat
any 1ok the county, Schuylkill rules,
Flank W hiriity's c!o(t prcftmd.
Lichlle (lurhy, who baa been confined to
tbo house lor many months with puiutnoiiln,
in now n in li unproved, except for a little
Krrciit ie. at hung buncotd out of 05 cents by
"1'oct' Mulhall, the liogus agent of the
&itiiy A' rJ-s
Timothy Uruney baa just finished a con
tract tor Uerber and Seaman nt tho Furnace
vollieiy, culling h tilntty-foot tunnel to the
Mammo'li vein, vihich, at thit-fpoiut, is forty
feet thick
A quartette of Shenandoah politicians
called ai Stc ve Middleton yesterday afternoon
and tiled to induce that well known politician
and ciihI uiaguato to permit bis namo lie
Usui as n caiidldato for tl.c Stato Legislature
l'aul Matthews, the Hungarian stonkiM'pcr,
will Eton move to Shenandoah.
The Republicans say they are going to
' do" tbo Mai7cvillc "lainmony ring" in thi
coming political fight.
MAIIANOl I. ANK.
Charles Uitz and a number of companion
returned from a eltigh rido to t'ottsvlllo at 2
o'clock jc-terday uiorniDg.
Jacob Kliuo stays In doors with a case of
grippo.
Peter McClckey, of Frackvlllo, and James
ltoyle, of Mahanoy l'l no, aro fkcn nf as
prouauie applicants lor tho Jleichants' Hotel,
which will soon bo vacated.
J. F Iteynohls entertained Beveral news
paiicr men yesterday afternoon In his gallery
of huropcun art views which he recently
purchased for several hundred dollars, and he
tikes great pleasure in exhibiting them to Ilia
Menus
J. K. MrKeon called on friends in Maize
yille ycatriday.
John Miuibof and frbnils, of Mahanoy
Citv went sleighing through tbo borough yeb
terdav
I) F (Irrrn. of Shatnnkin, la tbo guest of
ma daughter, Mis J. U. Kntorliue.
TAS1AQUA.
Hurry Haldi man, of Mahanoy t ity, called
upon oue oi our nolle jesterday.
Edward Ilillijnu), Kdward Shepp, Kdward
Warner uiiil Inane Hadoaty drovo to Frank
bchivartz's yesterday afternoon.
Sol Levin contemplates a trip to Ashland
on i uursuay eveutng.
riofcswi (ioorso Iioyer oelchrated tho
arrival of a prelty llttlo girl l y inviting his
lriemis to a uuniputotts supper on siturday
evening
Mist Friedonbergtr is visiting friends In
jiiaiianoy t ity.
Mis i' Surah Waters, Carrlo lliitle, and
Mcsr- iii.in Noifirl, Johu and Hobirt
Jlarrl3 and several othnra of high Bocioty
formed a sli ighini! party that drove to Wud
I'cno on Saturday night.
llrorge Miller, of Mftbanov City, drovo
alone to our town on Saturday evening.
Lieutenant Jamoa Sbindle, U. S. N,who
naa necn nmlergolng treatment at a Philadel
phia hospital, was brought borne buro on
Baiuruay mi-lit in a very low condition.
When Piby was sick, we gave tier Caorte,
Whco she waa a Child, she cried for Catortfc,
Wieo ne oecame MIm, shechmg to Caatortt,
Vheu aha nnd Cliil Jron, he rate tliam OasScn
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MAHANOY CITY.
Mauanoy City, Feb. fi.
Robert Parflt and Amhrofo and Christopher
lloner paid Mahanoy City friends a cull last I
nvnt,inir .
UVUIIIllh. I
We are Informed that .Tnhn Htilllban,
Thomas liair. rtj, Itohert I'atflt and Patrick
Welch, of (lllber appeared at the Mansion ,
Iioumi on Friday ovcning hy a aunpneim on a
Coinnioiiwealth fonn and were rigidly ox 1
n in In cd by Ijiwvera McLaiiKlilln. Heelitcl
and Kyali, of I'ottaville, on Arthur W'eavill'g
actions (luring tro Hlliiertnn riot. Aiming
tho questions said to bavo been put I" them,
wero, where tin y stood whon Wcavlll'a gun
was discharged, how far Weavill'a gun
oxiuinlcd out the window al the moment of
firing, and bow many shota ho tired.
(Jeorge llrltt, of town, visltwl Johu flreen
in (lirardvllle yesterday.
Tbo Mahanoy Valley Ministerial Asooela
will meet in tho Methodist church on Mon
day evening, February l'.ltb, to heal reports
from tho many mlnlstora in the district.
Addresses will he made hy IIovs. 1'owIck, of
HlienatidoHh, Kphraim l'olts, of Wm. 1'enn,
and, clergjincn irem l'hilndclplila.
William A. llensinger purcliaed a hand
some sleigh from Mart. Oihhart.
Ilev. J. A. Wirt, of HugliiBville. Is
exHCtcd In town today to asaist liev I.I'.
Zimmerman during the continuance nl tho
revival services in St. John's Ihigliah
Lutheran church. Ilev Wiit is ver popular,
being an oloqueut api akir and not er tails to
iraw a largo gallic ing.
Messrs 1' J Fcrvunii, A. 1'. Itlakslec, of
tlie Lehigh Vallev railroad, Superviwr Ward,
il tlie Jleaillng Kallioail, aicoiiipanliil liy I).
I). Phillips and Dallas Sai ilcrj, of the L.iku-
Ide liailwiiy, load over tho Lehigh Valley
Hun yistpiday in the Witch. 'I heir trip was
itesumauly In connection with gratlo criaa
ugs of the three linos.
.1 nines l.Hwli r. of Shenandoah, and a hand-
some young niinau finin the anne town,
drove through town on Sunday evenln., bo
Ulna a pacer ol the tluee minute class.
Metrs. Joeenh and John Mauley, of Shen
andoah, panned Sunday with friends about
town
P. Lnwler, of Shamokln. vitiled numerous
mends about town yesterday.
Tomorialiat J J. ICyan visited the homo
stead at Port Carbon ytsttrda).
At Lakeside, ytslciday aflcinoou, a hnrsse
lCnccli MorgHii, of ton li, was drivlne turned
suddenly and broke tho thal'is, coiuiuliug
too oicupants ol tho nkigh to cooio homo Hi
another vehicle.
Lsan iteotois thohanpy recipient of a brand
new girl that arrived nu Saturday night.
Mrs. John Weber Is confined to the house
with tho giippe.
Mrs. Wilhelm Diptier prefented ber hiif.
hand with a bourn lug baby Sunday nit lit.
Mr. and Mrs. Lllis, ot west Centre street,
wcio made happy on Friday night by the
arrival ol tneir lirstcniiu a ooy.
James Median and Miss Mary Whitaker
wont Blelghing tuward Ashland jcbtituaj
aiicmoon
An inlant child of Ollicer John Ilossi I died
on Saturday night, of diphtheria. This is the
third ot Mr. Masters children to die from the
aiiuie malady vtiihiu two weeks.
Yucca, tho strong woman, and Cal Mcf,ar
thy. tho ex chumpion feaiherweigbt puguilint.
will be atlractiois at tho opera house ibis
evuning. loiing Gillcn, who was to bavo
sparicd Gilletiine in tbo Armory on Saturday
night, will take MeCarthy's oiler to spar four
rouuos lorlrOi'on the singe of the opera hoiue
The body of Joseph McBiiJe, aged about
CO years, waa interred in the Catholic ccmc
tery en the hill thi-i morning. Tho deceased
moviil to this city from St. Clair about 20
ytars ago Ho is survived by a wife and oue
daughter, Mrs. William llradloy.
A. Lattimer is transacting biibiness in New
l ork to day.
Oliver Folweihr, of Hazleton, is visiting
bia hiotbcr, Albert Folwtller, of Kast Centre
street.
George Hcintz has returned from a visit to
Washington, 1). u
Tho iiiturancc men's conference of this
district was held in ehamokiu on Saturday
afternoon. Mahanoy City Wis rtpriaeuted
ny u. I. lewellyn. i. Hi ' ' "I, J,
Moiingban, I . J Kuguui, John uuio, .lames
P. Murpbj-, O. W. Iieese and ll. J. Flaherty
There was a strict parade with 10S liustliug
agenia in line, ncaucii ny a HUaiuukin immi
Tho geutlcniou hnil their pictures taken in
body and afterwards marched to the City
Hotel, where a big fpiead was wailing to
aausiy their Hearty Hptlt, Prayer was
made by ov. II. O. Arthur, and toasts
followed by (J. C. Ileckman, of Newark, N
J., I. A. Koth. of Pottbville. L I). Ward aud
J. F. Drydeu, ol Newark, and Dr. Glllaie, of
UIIUCIICU.
I'lHra AVanted
In order to complete files lour copies of the
Evknimi Hkkald of September Kith, Octo
ber 'Ml and astli, lbU3, aro wantra,
Addreae, 11kuai.ii olllcc, Shenandoah, Pa.
Jloll't Ab.llliloil Hope
If you havo the Asthma. Try SchHluianu'
Asthma Cure. It has never been known t
lull. Tiial packages fno of druggist, or by
mall. Address, Dr. IJ. Schill'inann, St. Paul,
Minn, Mention this paper.
Fire Alarm lloxoa.
' ho rullowinK Hat shows Ih location
ot
iiarm no job of tbe 'Jhfln&ridofch Wire
"psrlmonl:
I.O0ATI0N.
16 Coal and llowera Bireota,
It Bowers and Centre streets,
M Bridge and Centre streets,
Main and Centre streets
M Main and Poplar streets.
Ja Mtiln and Coal streets
l Gilbert and Centre streets
a Gilbert and Cherry atresia,
da Chestnut aud Coal a tree la.
To send an alarm open the box, pull down
fca hook once and let go. When on Harm
tent In the ore bell will sound tbe number of
.ie box and repeat tbe larm four ttmoa
HOW TO LOOATK AUAHUS.
,r trie alarm la sounded from box it the are
tell w strike one, then pause and strike five
fhlen will Indicate that the lire la In tbe
rlolDltyo No. U box. Every alarm ts repeated
oar tint ex
Ohio's SlrlMiiK Miners.
A K If ON, O Feb . At tbe Silver Creek
mines, a few nilles HOiith of this city. Kh)
nilnera have gone out liecuiiae of a reduo
Hon just Hiiii'iuocuil fioin eighty live cents
H tou lor coal to aeveiity-nve cents .
trouble lias yet incurred, but should n
agreement be reached and an attempt
be made to nil tbe mines wttli new
men. it la reured there may be an ou
break:
Nmv York's Heuaturlal Headloefc.
Albany. Feb .1. The senalo when il
Bieeta lonlghl will ooiiiist of Iliiriy-thre
memhera. for IhjUi (Viiittors McRnrty and
Wolfert.' of the Sixth district, will lie mi
the msr. Senatnr MoCiirty will claim I lie
seal hy virtue of the decision of Lieilten
ant Governor Hheclian that be la hi ill the
le-ial represeutal h e. ami "iii Uor Wolfert
on the grouml that President Pro Tetn
Knxtoii bus declaroil him M-ated Until
tin- matter la finally sealed no business
can bo done by tbe somite
MURDER MYSTERY CLEARED.
Th" of "J ,rr N""
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CAMDEN, N. J , If). 5--The mystery
diirrnu nillriK the miiriler of Henry Knlrer,
. . , , , . ,
"",.,,...,. -j
glars nt Ins homo here on the morning ;of
Deo. 3. W has been clenrcd up by the
cuiiinmuiiui wu wnni ". "
arrested in tills city yesterday. The two
men, who irlvo the namei of Joseph
Stevens and George Greenleaf, weretnken
before Captnln of Detectives Miller, and
whim charged with the murder of Knlrer
they tnmle a full confession, which fas
tened the orlmo on Theodore Lambert,
nlso colored, who wm nrrmted on sus
picion on the tiny of the murder, but who
on Id not be Identified However, ha waa
bold on the charge of having committed
numerous burglaries in Camden.
1 be two men arrested yesterday aaid
that Lambert bud shown them tho watch
which whs stolen from Knirer'a house at
tho time of tlie murder and waa after
words recovered In n pawn shop In this
city They also wild tbnt Lambert had
Kiven them the tevolvcr with which tbe
hootlni? was done, nud they bud disposed
It I hi? revolver was produced una
they Identified It. The rooms formerly
occupied by Lambert were searched yes-
erday mid a Inrije quantity of Roods
stolen from bouses near the Knlrer resi
dence was discovered.
Knforrlng the Dlnpttnsnry Lair,
Sl'AltTANSHUltii, S C, Feb. 6. A war
rant was placed in the hands of Sheriff
Dean for Ilnllew, William Center, Perry
Moore and his two sons for vlolntlou of
the dispensary luw. Iloyce Dean, tho
herilf's deputy, mid five constables went
out to make tbo arrest They reached
Hallow's about midnight. Perry Moore
llretl on them, mid In return Mooro waa
shot through the leu- About twenty shots
were exchanged 1 ho constables then
went towards Hallow's housunnil met him
out In a Held. Dean ordeied him to hold
up bia hands He did not obey, and Con
stable iMasviiy shot him in tbe hi east, kill
ing li I in instantly
Shot hy a lirlliiken Juvenile.
Hazlkio.v, Pa. Fell. S. -Cra.eil with
drink Alexander Mnrchunkufsic, a 15-yiiai-old
I'olaiiiler, ran wildly up Hrond
street yesterday afternoon, terrorizing
women and children lomiuu; from Sun
dny school When lie readied tbe corner
of Vino street lie met Nathan Sruver.
aged G5 years He ordered the latter to
gel him n drink at once Upon Sruver's
relusing the boy drew a revolver and
fired two shuts in quick succession, both
of which look effect in the old man's
breast The boy was locked up Sruver
will lecover.
An Kx-rolict-inan Turns Iturular.
Pmi.Aliri.rillA, Feb. r. George Hoopes,
a former police oflicer of tills city, was ar
rested yesterday on tbechnrgeof having
been implicated in numerous extensive
robberies which occurred lust month in
Altoouu nud neighboring towns. There
were supposed to have been four men in
the gang;, nud the value of their booty
foots up into the thousands. Hoopes has
been identified by nn oflicer from Johns
town as one of ii suspicious looking; Kimg
which had been seen in the towns where
the burglaries wero committed.
Uesperate I'lKht Over Politics.
ScitANTON, Pa., Feb. 5. Henry Smith
and Joseph Judge were arrested yester
day for making; n murderous assault upon
Joseph Mat ulis. oi Hinir avenue. Smith
and Judge attacked him with an ax ami
beat him In a terrible manner, fracturing
his skull anil inlllcting numerous severe
wounds about tbe liend. Tbe three men
are well known residents of the north cud
portion of the city and had a quarrel over
politics.
His Pace Pounded to n Jelly.
Chicago, Feb .1. John Kins, r0 years
of nge, and a watchman in the Snn Diego
building, 4T Hivcr street, wm murdered
early yesterday morning, his head and
face being pounded to u jelly with nn iron
bar. The polype are looking for Charles
Kern, a young man who was watchman
of tho building before Koss, and wdio wus
discharged for cause. lie is known to
have been very bitter against Koss toi
taking his place.
A Lawyer Ariested fur Abdllrtlon.
llKLVIDKHH, N. J., Fell. 6. Charles K,
Wildrick, aged 70 years, a lawyer residing
at Illairsiown, waa arrested and brought
before Justice Harris, charged witli the
abduction of Mnry A. Hoyt, the 13-yeur-
old daughter of Aiiiin .1. Iloyt, of that
place Wildrick first claimed that they
wero married, but afterward refused to
say when or by whom i hey were married.
He gave ball for a hea-. i; leu. M.
riirmilng Murderous Indians.
TucgON, Ariz., Feb. 5. Authentic ad
vices have reached here of a battle in the
Hunker Hill mining district, about sixty
five miles from Tucsou, between Hualu
pah Clark, a well-known ex-United States
scout, and a small Oanil or luuiuns unuei
the leadership of the renegade Kid, which
resulted in ono hiiiiuw being killed.
number of cattlemen and miners are now
in pursuit of the Indians.
lloliiinii Snre of He-election.
Siiki.bvvim.Ii:, Intl., Feb. 5. The time
worn cry of great opposition to Ilolman
has been going over this district for
months and yet every township electa
a Hnlman delegate. There are eight
counties In the district, and the probabil
ity ts not ten of tbe ninety-live delegates
lu convention will be against him.
A WoiiIiI-Iki Itobbur Killed.
NomilSTowN. I'a., Feb. 5. K. V. Kun
kin, at at ion agent at Valley Forge, shot
and killed a colored man named Kuen, ol
that vlllaue Mr. Kunkle was confronted
by Kuen on his way from the station witb
Shift of the company's money. Kuen nrnn
dished h club and threatened robbery, an
Mr. Kuukle shot In self defeuse.
Ilroekwav Acaln In Command.
Kl.MIRA. X. Y.. Feb. 8. At n liieetlnc o
the Itoard of managers at the Rlmlnv re
formatory resolutions were adopted In
dorsing Superintendent Ilrookway's man
agement at mat liisiltutiou, anil directing
blm to resume bis duties.
1 Viiutbflll Swindler Hreltka Jltll.
HlillKifcToN, X. .1., Feb. 5. Aaron lliick
etei). U years old, has succeeded in mak
ing his escape from the Jameaburg Ite-
form school, to which lie was sent ny tn
Cumberland county courts a few weeks
ago for swindling.
Harry Hunter Acquitted.
PlIILAUKI.l'HIA, Feb, a. lu the ease ot
Harry Hunter, who bus been on trial for
several duys clinked witb conaplruoy and
election frauds, tbe jury returned a ver
dict of not guilty
ADMIRAL DA GAMA'S THREATS.
The Itvonts Tbnt I.ml tn Admiral Iln
hum's Vlcorom Action
Hlo DK JAN'Ullto, Feb, 5 The Asso
ciated Press correspondent In this city
has mnilo as thorough nn lnvrstljntlnn ns
Is possible under the circumstances of the
causes which led up to the recent demon
stration by Admiral ileiiham, In this har
bor, In defense of American shipping.
So long ns Admiral d Mcllo was In
charge of the Insurgent vessels In Hio
buy no blocknile wns permitted In this
barlKir. When Admiral tin Gamn, niter
Issuing bla prntiunciamcntn against Pelx
oto. deserted the government, joined De
Mello and Issued bia famous imperial
manifesto, lie declared with ft great deal
of emphiials that bo meant from that time
forth to stop all commerce with Hlo do
Inneiro, and by this mentis practically de
stroy the levenue which the Hrazllian
government was receiving from this
source
Following close noon Ibis declaration
lie Issued a warning to all vessels, no mat
ter to what nationality they belonged,
that they must not attempt to discharge
heir cargoes or they would rue It.
United Stales Minister Thompson made
vigorous protest, mid also paid n visit to
Commander Henry F Picking, who was
ben In command of the American war-
hips here, and asked him In the most de
nied manner to afford protection to all
American vessels Commander Picking
said that if nn American sailor was shot
while his vessel was in the nctof discharg
ing hor curgo he would promptly prose
cute tbe captain of tho rebel warship
which was responsible for the sailor's
lenth Iloyond this Commander Picking
eenied unwilling to go, and Minister
Tiompson wns tbua rendered powerless.
Now everything ia changed, owing to
tho determined nction of Admiral lien-
am, who has assured the captains of
American vessels that he will protect
their ships and lighters so far as he Is
able to do so. At the some time, how-
ver. he ' is warned these captains that
be cairn .irevent them from running tbe
riak of chance shots at the wharves.
Admiral Ilenbnm thinks the risk at the
wharves is slight, but he refuses at pres-
ut tn advise American captains how they
hntild net. He is determined, however,
o alTord them all the protection be cnu
1 he repot t that the town of Mchteroy
Iihs heen captured by the Insurgents Is
false The loyal garrison still holds out
lubboiuly against the bombardment.
Killed Ills llrntal Father.
Col I MBLS. Ga., Feb 5. At Kast High
lands, a suburb of Columbus, James
Thompson, a machinist, turned bis wilo
and three young chlldien nut of doors in
furious rainstorm on Saturday night.
She returned ill the morning, and was at
once set upon by her husband, who would
have killed her but for tlie timely arrival
of her sou, a young man of ii,), whoisdeaf
ami dumb. Springing In bis mother's
rescue a terrific conflict ensued with tlie
father, which ended in the elder Thomp
son having Ills throat cut mid expiring
instantly. Public sympathy Is with
young Thompson, who surrendered him
self. Denouncing Kmployer nf Children.
Nkw YoitK, Feb. 5.- President Samuel
Gompers, of tho American tVderattdu of
La I hi r, spoke last night before the congre
gation of the Church of tlie Divine Fra
ernity, this city. He said, among other
things- "I cluelly desire to emphasize the
fnct that a labor union comes into exist
ence without opposition Ooncertof action
Is essential when capital' combines lo
grind lalsir under its heel How men and
women who are employers of child labor
can come to chinch and do the pious act.
passes all uudeistandltig. They have (tie
blood of inuoteut chlldien on their
hands "
He Denies t'lmrgei nf Cruelty.
Willi i: Plains, N Y., Feb 5 Superin
tendent Pierce, of the Temporary Home
for Children, who has been accused of ill
treating the children of the home, re
turned to white Plains yesterday from a
moetlngof tbe Friends nt Chnppaqtia. Ho
was seen soon after he reached the homo
and denied the story of ill trentment of
tho children He mnilo a statement in
which lie admits whipping the children.
nud also with using other correctional
methods, but says that he never did any
thing more than would lie dune by a
purent
An International Kchiitenrefit.
SAN Fkascim o, Feb B - The interna
tional midwinter fair shooting festival,
held under t he auspices of the Sifn Frnn-r.is-cn
Sclmetzen vereiu and open to the
marksmen of the world, begun yesterday
afternoon nt Shellmoiiml Park. Alameda
county Over $10,tKi0 lu coin prizes and
many iiiui'iiifieent special trophies have
been bung There are about HI.) contest
ants. I lie 1 1 1 1 1 1 v I ( 1 1 i a I shooting was gen
ernllv good. Shooting will continue this
nftei'iionii ami evei-v Wednesday and Sat
urd.iv i mil the -!-' if t he fesi n a I
Goupoxi Hoi 23s
"lstEifis:;: Fttn tbe
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The undeiBigned will poll his entire Btoek of
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This is u genuine closing out enlo. The goods must bo sold baforo
April 1st. Don't iniBB the BARGAINS.
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Rev. A. J. DAY,
East UrccnbUBh, N. Y.
SCROFULA ND
ECZEMA
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WONDERFUL MINISTER'S 4
CURE TESTIMONY i
I wish to extol thovlrtncs of DANA'S 3
SAItSAPARILLA. Mrs.Day'shealthwasJ
nl! ,.nrwl imlftlhAnirn nf JO. At.lllls!
Ettmo scrofula taint manffested ltBclf In 3
form of Uczema. Wo bad used n variety J
P.,mHlna. with lmtltr tin o-nnd result, hut 2
Cblnationolremcuia i agents. 4
t My eon was also troubled with Eczema,
I his arms, from hands to elbows, being one (
C solid mass of scabs. Ho baa also been cu red ,
t by tho Uf 0 of DANA'S 8 AnsAPAUILUA.
1 KEV.A.J.DAY,EastGroenbush,N.l.
S ... nnnm.Tfl .
umiii eaDcsDAtm t & r.rv. nAttset. m.
Notlie to Societies, Ktc.
The Hkiialii ollico is prepaid to furnish,
on short notice, prccTamnies, badges, etc.,
guaranteeing tho finest woikmanshlp at the
lowest tates. 100(1 samples to select fiorii.
Tho most exquisite designs to suit any society
ir organization.
Buy lityttont floor Bo ure that the
name. Lkssio & Baku. Ashland, Ph., ia
'iriotod on every tisck -It-Htaw
Ua Wji.tj' LsvtmvBT 1M.dk. taw Mi:
'itwms teoidrr out. lash psesse tajuiy
wo Urs ifirssi flntd hy (Klar
AMXTSEME35TS.
.IKKUUhONV TllEATItK.
P. J. KFllfiDMON. MANAGE!!.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, '94
ntnsii. vcca's
Vaudeville andAthletin Company
Honded ly tl.o
&Strongist Woman on Earth An-
Mme. Yucca, and a crmpsny c f vaudeville
siare. Also the ex-ohornplciri feather
weight of tbe world,
-Cnl. Hctaitx,-
w lio w 111 mi et all comers In bis eliss
Prices, as, 35 and 50 Cent.
Reserved seats nt Klrlln's drugstore.
Hooks & Brown.
Wqolcsale and ri tall
4 S. Mam Street
M3CSCE:LANFOTTS.
TJIOIt ltllNT Astoreandcwelllng. corner ot
i; Cemrennd Alaruet .-Hefts, occupiea ai
orf pent bv John McGownn. shoedeidor. Pos
session (liven April 1st Apply to Dornback, IW
Euat c entre unet, wnenanaoun z-z-ii
rf7K flfl A WEKK paid to ladles, and gents
ij)0.UU to sell tho Rapid Dish Washer.
Washes and drloa them in two minutes with
out vetting ice but as. No experience neios-
sarv: sells at sicni: rermacent position. au
dreaa W. 1. Hairlson & to., Clerk No. It, Col
umbus, Ohio.
OH KENT. Store-room, with or without
dwellimr. at on sent oecuD'.ert bv I Fried
man, sroedenler. Possession Riven April 1st.
Apply to J. K. Kchlcr, 216 North Main street,
Shenandoah. l-'iTliw
HOIMU AND LOTS POIt SAI.B -Klcb'
lots, 84 sti ry house with '2H story Kitchen,
largo i bed. two good wells end atroam of water
running through tho property; nice bi aring
fruit trees; lots In guod state of cultivation;
linown formerly as Psrk Hotel Suitable for
any Kind of bi-tiness. For further particulars
write or oall on
MUS. L. K. FIHHEK,
l-20-3m IlrMtidonvllIe, Scb. Co., Pa.
OFPIPK OP CONTROL I Kit OK COUNTY
c t hcbuylklll, l'ottsvlllu.Pa , Jan. 81, 1)1.
Notice im alert nroDosils will bo received by
the uudeisigried, tho Controller of bchujlki l
county, until 2 o'clock p in, Tuesday, the 6tb
dny of February, IS4H, to furnish the county
Commissioners wlihsufllcleiit number ol elec
tion ballots complete for ensuing election, to
he furnished no lalor than 4 p. m , tho 15th clay
ot i-euruury. isui. run anuoi mpieio iniorma
tlon can be bed at the Commissioners' ofrlco
Bond of Wfti will bo esaoted for contract for
printing ot ballots,
liy order ot County Commissioners,
11. It. fcKVKRN,
Ult Controller.
Proposels for Coal.
T1HOPOSAI.S are Invited and will be re-
I ceived by the undersigned, until noon ot
Msndav. February 12th, for furnlHilnir UK) tone
of buckwheat coal, Hio tons of pea coal and 60
tons ot siove coal, uenvereu i. o. o at Aims
house ooal yard, Pennsylvania ltallroad,
Iloaidof Poor Directors.
P O. Hoi 4. tk'buylklll Haven. Pennsyl
vania, i- eDruury ibi, joui. z-a i-eou
I S !
M
ASTCRPIECES.
From the
Art Galleries
of the World
This collection of tho
lost Beautiful
ictures"-flaffl
Havo bcon solected by a lover of pictures
after years of labor and great expense.
They will represent everything
that is popular lu pictures.
. Thoy are thn
I k'k Pictures
Tbe kM Mists !
They are (tlven away to readers
of this paper.
i OTiljy.aro Issued In parts contalnlnp 15
trJalwrpieces anil old pago of descriptive
matter about tho picture and tho artist.
Tliojtirst of tboso parts is now ready
for delivery and will bo mailed to any of
pur readers who will cut out tho coupon
on the fourth page of this paper and for
ward It to us with ten cents, either in
coin or postage stamps. To city subscri
bers It will bo dolivuictl over our counter
nn ir cuipt of Otic Coupon and ten cents.
'Succeeding parts will bo sent on re
ceipt of Six Coupons and ten ceuts.
Every ono who has t-coii tho part says
that It Is woll worth two dollars.
Wo rely upon tbo increase of subscrip
tions to repay us for our cxpenso.
Thnrefnro wo ask you to givo tho extra.
(iotipons this week to your friends and
lavo them get tho first part. Wo know
that when they pet tho first thoy wilt
want all tho others and will havo to tako
tho paper renulaily to net the coupous.
That is thoA holo Idea.
This Stm& f art pictures will bo tho
most- complete aud magnificent ever
published.
Every artist of note.through tho world,
contributes his or hor best work to tho
sories,
Tho engravings aro of tho very highest
grade of Photographic Copper half-tones,
and aro perfect reproductions of tho mag
nificent, originals. Do not neglect to cut
out the coupon to-day and get your part
Immediately aud don't forget your
frionds.
Tho Story of tho Work.
A lover of pictures, a man of means,
making a tour of the art galleiits of tho
world, realized that tho luxuiy of seeing
all Iheso beauties was limited to tho very
wealthy, and to them only hy wearisome
aud expensive traveling and time. "Why
not in tlio present age of perfect photogra
phic reproduction, why not reproduce
tho most beautiful, tho most popular, the
most noted of these art ticasures?" was.
tho question ho asked himtclf. Why
not indeed; no sooner thought of than
he applied his means and pteslige to
socuro largo photographs of tho choice
pictures.
Ths result is "JIastkm'IF.cf.s fiiom
THE AliT GALI.KltlES OK T1IK WoitLD,"
The original idea was to Issue the book
in parts jutt as is now being done; but to
charge J2.I50 a part or $100.00 in all.
Now, a syndicate of newspaper pub
lishers has purchased the photographs
and plates and is issuing them to "Boom
Circulation."
Now, every one may have this magni.
fieent work whiuh was originally iutonded
for the rloh man's palace.
Suoli ia the force of nineteenth century
Invention, machinery, enterprise, aud
desire for olroulatlon
The Way To Get It.
For the first pait, bring to this office
one of the coupons printed ou page 4 and
10 cents.
For subsequent parts, sond six coupons
and 10 ceuts.
Out of town readers may send their
coupons and irouey hy letter to us and
the parts will bo mailed to Uioni direct
from New York.
What We Expect Y on to
Do For Us.
Every day a coupon will bo printed on
tho fourth pago of this paper. For this,
FiitBT, you require only ouoof these cou
pons, give tho others to different friends
who uhovld be readcrt of Hits pokier.
Induce them to bring tho coupons to the
office aud secure tbe first part of "Mas
terpieces." After that we are quite sure they will
tako and read tho paper regularly to
obtain the other parts.
If alter that we cannot hold them as
regular readers, It will ho our own fault.
Do not be unaasy if you do not receive
your mall order for a fow days. The
demand is to great that it is sometimes
Impossible to keep up with.ordorB.