Evening Herald. VOL. IX.--NO. 45. SHENANDOAH. PA.. THU11SDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1894 ONE CENT,' m Furniture of every variety and price. Many specialties worth columns of description and praise. But we only have room to mention a few things.11 Chamber suits, $20 up ; rug parlor suits, $40 up. All other goods cut down at same rate. J.P.WILLIAMS&SOto V L' J.I IV I . . . Tl I . oumeinmg .New i nis vveeK. Gents' Night Slilrtt). Wo have opened eno caso of theso garments which turned out ruoro than satisfactory. They are mado of an elegant muslin, pocket on the left sido, feather-Btltchcd collar, cuffs and front and trimmod in assorted colors. In- deed, a garment that cost $190 could not bo neater. This week at only 5Qo Ladies' Lav, it Apkons A nice va lety, colored borders, full size an made of black or white lawn. Sold now at 25 O 11 BOARD!! A New system For Trans acting Business in Vogue. EARLIER ADJOURNMENTS Ii Dr. Silupan Using n l.lceli.e (.muted lllm by tlio School Hoard for Teaching llli Countrymen Atheism Instead of tlio Kll(linll I.lllilfllage ? The School Board of Shenandoah has adopted a new system for transacting busi- ness by which it saves sovoral hours each meeting which previously went to the dls- " 'a understood that tho interests of a cer eussion of work dono by tho various com- !a,n,P5t,aT!1!0 Democratic niogul has been iiivvniu uuu uu nasinvttcu somo ot ttiorollab 116-118 North Main Street, - Shenandoah, Pa. jnlttcos. Under tho new rule tho committees meet on tho first Tuesday of each month. discuss all business Itft in their charge, consider bills and proparo written rcnorts for the regular meeting of tho Board on the following night. This system was followed last night and although over half an hour was taken up by an address from Dr. J. C. Spalding, president, of tho local Board of Health, the Board concluded all its business NO INTIMIDATION, nights Which Are (.ranted Must he ItftmtftntfMl. According to a statement at hand some of tho Shenandoah citizens aro treading on very dangerous ground in trying to bulldowj somo of the adopted American citizens who aro candidates for office on the borough ticket. Tho Citlaena' twirtr mil lit tn tinmlnnt Pn1l.lt jftl.... ft t. I........ ..I .1 .1 tx.ou vnmii. ivi .id uuiuuii mill ,,iii tickets and the Democrats did tho eamo thing, so tho parties were on equal terms so far as bidding for tho supiwt of tho Polish citizens IXUIU.1UUU. i,m ,t seems mat- me ..(.u.,.,,,.,.. aiu IIVL H1IIEHII.-M ... lliniMJ ft mil A II U smiarn OnRn ta.nn find havn rra,rtp,1 tn tlirnata against tho Polish candidates on tl c Citizens ticket, declaring, among other t,n ir .... r i .,.i. draw measures would be taken to broak hit saloon llconso, Ac. But the echemo will not work. Adopted American citizens, irrespective of nationality, hn.tf rldit. mtM.1, .!. hnf l. I r.t n ..! hh., . .. . ..... ... i,n,o IIU, ,1,11, .,11, 11,'UU, but must be respected, and if thero is anj miy wuica cau reacn mo parlies wno ate making thoso threats it will no doubt bo called into nlav. mil hie $i Another Commendable Act by the Commissioners. WILL NOT BE BULLDOZED They Itixent a Oucstliitmhlo rrucredlitir on the Purt of a Printing Combine mid Take tlio i:ioil Inn llnllot Contract l'min It. Threats nf Ijiw Suits. Undadjourned within two hours from the ftS of p3t amine the Quality and Finish -OP OUR- OOq BROOMS, Citizen nrtllillilnlpa tn .-nil ktr., l.ll... I..... I ..l.f 1- injTb.iiuuia untu uvuii WUIICU lO prOIlll- nent Poles and Lithuaniansof tho Democratic faith in Shenandoah to bring their powcis into play, Tho wholo trouble is that the Polish vote is beginning to count in Shenandoah politics .,, uu nituuui. vi pa&t ingrauiutio mo ucm OCratS find thpmselveft tinnhln tn linM If The Citizens' standing coinmitlco of tho iu.ru nuiiimi.tu mo statement mailt invites imoriiiauon oi at.y inreats or intimidation and it will do all in its nower to nunlali nnc nfrlnp'.mBnt nf n1nAfn, ln... piay ana a free ballot is all that is asked BOILER EXPLOSION. Acrlilent at the l'rlinro.fi Coltlerr. lint Nobody llilurcil. Special to tho Herald. Maiianuy City, Feb. 8. Willi tprrifln forco and loud report a bi ilf r imploded at tlie Pnmroso colliery, near this town, at 5 this morniLg and went salUim through tin, air to a airt bank 100 yards away. Iho fireman claims to have been In thi. tl,,, i,r,;rr.7 t. ;ii"'' "., "''"'"um,:1 D0V me time. If he was, his janitors. "it,"." oune eBCapo was miraculous. Tho explosion dls I limo it was called to order. j.ne memuers ureeeut last nltrht wuri, Iireesrs Conry, Ilauna, Davenport, Eeddall, Devitt, Ogden, JIuldoon, Lynch, Jl4nloy, jjurKe, uronuan, Uallagher and Treiae. Dr. Spalding brielly reviewed the nrocewl. lings at the recent seseion of the State I Koaril -nt llpjl th ntwt ttirou- n -t ..v.. v. b n .uiliui-i UI I EUeOStiOI)S for roimidnrntinti DniMiirih.mil.. necessity for vaccination of the school Icunuronann ine gcueral cleanliness of tho schools lie said the State Boird of Health had declared flint tlm fWilt fn n.lni mm luiiicricci veuiiiaiton in tlio schools was nyi uuo as niucn to lite syBlcma or methods as UW , U iS. . -i, . , J. II. Man ey made an application for a uuujuu uuy iuvu.ua juacticauy a lllCKIO 111 your lavor. i)0 ""J"001 room in which to open a business class not fail to visit UHniinr our Ornnt Rnnniol T.. Lf"ra J"'" "f three aiontha and tho request -Oth and lasting until January 29th. During theeo eight working iuiuus win uo ino taiKing. Look lor our circulars. Successor to GIBTI1, DUKCAH 4 WAIDLEY. 8 South Main Street. Must Vacate March 1st. .All Goods Must be Sold by That Date. Further Reductions in Dres's Goods, Trimmings, &c. 1. flXS Sal A,soI"?Iu?,?,S,ilIfe' Tablo Linens, Napkins, Tow els, , ., ... flannels, Blankets, Underwear, Chenille Curtains aid Covers, .ind : nVllrJlhll 1,6 dte'Lf..at ?"r .Priw- Our line of Domestic Go oda ""'".V "L'"" unu"'ee. uijiiia rtuuecu trom 50c to 38c: from TSntn Win., n.l VrXTTJ" Avail yourlf of this - x "" viw ij cw.mo uai guilts. . Superintendent Whitsker made tho follow Ing report for tho month "f January : Term curonuenr, is, j noys, 11U1 girls, total, 26U0 uiuuLiiiv oiiroimeni. iitk tmva inn ii total, average dally attendance, 80S uoys, 1071 girls, total, 20011 ; percentage of attendance. R!) : tiiimLov r n..iia - , w ,'upi.o ,D9VJII. OVerV Session. ? vtaite liv .Ili..,,!. 1JO. 1 ,llVnn.n II VTI-I.i .1 I m ? ' y iiigm scnoois lerm enrol inont. 442 ; monthly enrolment, 2,)0 : average nigntiy attendance 173; percentage of attenoancc, Mr. WhiiHL-er rptv.rl.wl t n.l.ltitnn .. ..... Miitiuuit luitb tho attendance at the schools was larger in LryearTdUB are steadily breaking measles hil ontirelv dlsannnareit. IfB r"'6"'!'"- daced eight other boilors and removed annir oi ttiem eutlroly lroni their fniuulntmno Tho roof of the boiler house was dpmnliahr.,1 and dobris could bo picked up at any flaco for a distance of 200 yard3 trom tho boiler bouse. Slnculatly enoueh a h OllUn Rtailrilni, nnl more than tn yards froai the place of th. explosion esea pi a damage. An esBBiination of the fraoments nh that the boiler had been burned and in other respects tko vessel was in good condition. PUNCH. POINTS. 104-6 West Centre Sirept, iDilloio.;,- MAHAN0Y CITY, PENNA. "We Offer: Two Cars Choico Timothy liny. Two Cars Fine Middlings. Ono Car Choice Yellow Corn. One Car Fancy MINNESOTA PATENT Flour. Quality guaranteed equal to anything in the market at any price. Our price, $5.00. 1 Car MINNESOTA "DAISY" Flour Our popular brand, always good; reduced to $4. 50 One Car Pennsylvania Roller Flour at $3.90. OLD TIME Rye Flour Frosh ground. measles had entirely disappeared. He also iqiuura uiu ine resignation or Miss Carrio I'uust went into etlect last Monday and he made the following temporary promotions : ailss Latterly to Miss Faust's class: Miss iirennan to alias LaUorty'e; Miss Baird to jlisa lirpniian Mine fVo.rv tn n.iii. The report was accepted and the promotions UIIUllllVU. The resignation of M'jg Faust having been accepted the Board proceeded to fill the vacancv in the rjiriiA nf tnintiru anA applications were road, they being Misses urmget r lynn, Julia C'rearv, (lertrudo Hees ma aaaio Darnell. AlissHrparv w. ,rccolvIng8 votes, Miss Hess .3 and Miss President Conry cauaeil a little breeze by .UUUUUUUK 1UBI LWU II ,11 Ml 1 11 P11 T. I',ltal, m.ir chants of tho town, Messrs. Charles Eadzio wlcz and John Kogers, had informed him mat ur. oziupas was using the school room mo oumu gntuuxi utm ior uncinug ni coun trymeu infidelity instead of tho Enullsh lan L'uauo. Mr. Trezise asked if Messrs. Radaiewlcz jiuu xtogera naa visited Dr. Slupas' school n.l Tl .1.1 . 1 .... . they had. Messrs. Trezise and Lvnch said thar had Visited tho Rrlinnl nnil fnniwl tir Ul.,..na teaolitni. thn A It IVa ' President (imry said his Informants were vj'uwum uiiDiunm lueu auu no oeueveu them. j Mr Lynch ro'ented an attempt to put the responsibility tor an investigation of the matter on the High school committee as, ht jHiu, n Deiongeil to the Building and repairs, or somo other rnmmtttnA Prroilflellt (Vinrr baI1 IV.af If 1. j " oujuiid ii iu u " "" . ifiwu luoueiity in ine jaiblic ttiiuui, 11 is nuio to viofie litem. Where In fidelity is taught there is anarchy and that "hould not be allowed under the American nag. "Wo invite attention to our Special Uargoin in 5i V Mr. Devitt: "If the High school commit I tee has forgotten it patriotism and wnn't make the investigation, turn ft over to the immune ana jcjmira oouiuiittoe." f IT .n . . jur. uauuB lea. we win act." Air. Trozift: ''Vnlulv Iiaaau.I tKnn ii Mr. Lvnch. "T fnr cuooi aua nave uiaue my report. I have teen no sueii uhuk It was iinallv tindnr&t.Wl i.hot Titni. atnetly pure sugar goods at 8, 10 and 12c. Ton and ITta TTTiX. Aii.ui(.Qnuo aiuvu UiUIUII. Ii Died, . UATtWAK. Outhetith Int, ut Fraek ville. Vs... Atinift PUjinttPt.i lon.rhfn JOWflrd una A lit) in TUton.an ao-tvl J nr.tl.a , - "ays. iunorai will take place on sjvu u iurt;ct our jniicv iorci ern-?rown csnnrnr nm ' ? nw kwihi,w n. m. inierment n OF SHENANDOAH," 2 cans lor 25c. JM The Lt'tltpn cph&iiii haa tii-nviul o t. Th hnrntiili onnittuiim la .1 M - ------- - "' io uiaiMU HI cloee p.na the candiilates are working hard. AmiHmiltfi fnr nttaltinns In vhwv r-i viuu must unuergo a civil service ox ainiiinuuu un otuuruay. mere aro oleut of Til Pi IIP W mllnrnv rnloc ot..l ef....l - win u uiiu vuect on me ftow Jersey Central, uvuifiu lauey mm rmiaueiplila & ICoadiiiff ininuKus njii ouiiuuv. UKtier tins cl);itif.' yiPf'll llstm will ht nat.fi I,-. f n irains in place oi tlio red onoa now in use Tho Chinese are celebrating their Xew w iuuivu it iioucoaoie. Thn fail nf wnnriixr Urn llowlD in this lown, our feraulos beinj; too timid to handle tho horrid things. - - ----- ua irv.UIUU liiU iionuiar Bontr ni thA hit it ta ir.n .,. uni, in muiu umu CUU DO BUlQ 01 SOniO Of th Kirra leu beuuid. The eood slciehincr is trone At lnnst. Fnr tl. nreient. Whlln H.lctAl it v-oa . ,.v... ,v ,ua gucttj un J.no cron or douyhniitH this vaoi Ihfl'r mm. Tlwrn la oHtl a a..n .. ---c- ,11 ""r, outiiua III uuo iiinmti. iiHi is more man oan be said of tho United Slates troasurv. Tho cnnifnir plmnminn tirl'jto tlnlitor ta i rv: r'" in wu luiusi,, r ur uno ho yoiuiif no is a uand v .Ai ti 1.1. ..l It lias been Hiiu-trpstail tlmt tlm rr.iu i,A IHItHl 1(1 ruiiui rrVtllin tn mn ll,n ........ Shenandoah's share would go far for that IiurriiHM) II II fl IHY WUJL inn tin, in run monJ ratriee Xaurv. nf Rnnuanrlnal. ,k ciiarKeu irom jail. Th(rn am at. nraumr 1(H Inmnin. t.. u (ouuty prison, bpatine the record, which wa 1 1SO 1 , lit l rrf . i ' iu, unuvr iiBiut'Il iOOie txt i intend. 2t We Open to-dav anotbor lot of Fnimv tarwavl3innrnrMnn-ni.nl nDmumrr n..!!..,...,. .... lino white and fat, reduced to lGca pound. fI Cumbrl unty, I'l'Uip (indwell, aged : cr IIand6omo j attorns, and prices from 80 conts up. ytv FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, 2 yards wide, at 50c. W Now Siring Pattorns. u ItOOAteil Ht IUMfl. A larue turkAv Raw untn u.i,i .iar,.iu.i ....... n electric light wire on Lloyd street, iier Main, laat night, and a ctowd of lioys tried to lirilli? it dnwti with vMI.,. nf I..1 i o - - u. Sliu&a null afonee, but failed. Thosurvlvor of the Christ mas campaign rootted at eaee until the bovs tfri'll ttlAlTltttlvMI fltlil wnn. 1. ,, . , i . i.M.', IIICI1 II. alightwl and went back into the yard of Holder man, the jeweler. Iln DOf.nM Dlta Solomon Haak, the South Main street busi -i&8 man. haa furwArriiul tn thn li.n,in. . ... w . . ... i, it n sirductivo circular and bogus newspaper dipping sent him from Now York by green goods dealers, Mr. Haak "is not the only nHfl." lint hn In nun nf 1,a B.BIl.ln. 1.' I .1. . . . . uluiOWUU 1YUU don't snap at such bait. 40 years. Funeral will take place from the residence of Williaui Orailwoll, 317 West SUrrletl. Coal street, Shenandoah, on Friday, Oth lOeorgc Gilbert and Miss lllla McOuire, of inn., at iu a. m., aua proceed oa tlio 1V45 pioruo, were unitca 111 marriage on Tues I'dinsvlvania H. It. train farSt. nialr wl,r duy by Iiev. Father Cullan. of Oimr.UMln .interment will be made. Relatives and Jm Mi Gee was the groomsman and Miss If flrfALflo f nt r.at full.. th..ilHJ 1.. ... ft I T luntu Prdtukfa tliA Mn . -. 1 .1 s vrj-v-WLHij 1UV11VU IU allbUu. j -y lun -II'JCSIUIMIU, 7 . FBNTON. On tha 7th in.i .t 11 In ,... ..... . .. . villa. Pa.. oiw.i r , ""." L f,:,J: "".,"'..,ue w"-?own Ulrardville Feuton, agW fourteen ntonth." Fune'ralwllI '7? Special to EVEN1KG IlEllAl.l). 1'ottsvillk, Feb. 8. There was war on the court house hill, osnociallv in the Cotiutv Commissioner's otllce, thi morning, and the air is still full of throats aud counter threats. The dldiculty arises out of tho contracts for printing tho election ballots for tho impend ing election. Recently County Controller Severn adver tised for printing tho tickets. Tho three l'ottsvillo newspapers put in a combination bid for $1,575 aud a combination nf tho Ah land Lueal and the Ashlaml liecord bid J 1,500 and got the contract. Immediately after tho Ashland combina tion turned tho contract om r to tho l'otts villo c imbination, wliii i was composed of the Republican, journal and Chronicle. Early yesterday, it is alleged upon ticell ent authority, J. II. Zcrbey, editor of tho l'ottsvillo lleiyubliean and self proclaimed reformer, telephoned to the Ashland combin ation aud was authorized to represent it boforo the Controller aud County Commissioners. Thereupon Mr. Zcrbey called upon the iHiumy uuiciaig ami kiaieu, as tlie representa tive of the Ashland combination, that as tho election ballots wero to bo enlarged it would riquire double tho amount of pa pert much tnure work, etc., ttc, and I hey could not be printed for less than $8,000. Quito naturally this statement dazzled the Controller and Commissioners, butwheti they recovered from tho shock they concluded that some kind of a lliiu llain game was be Itlff ntt.mnl.i1 an Mit.r n, nr.r.. ca,.. ...,..,..... o -.,-...., .... j . ouu. uiiw.g to Allontowii, Heading, llairisburg aud other unies mr quotations tor ino woric. Kopliea poured in from all sources and in response to one of them Controller Severn, Count; Commisfcloners Allen aud Martin and County bolicttor Ulncli lelt I'ottsville early last evening for lie uliiig, where they met a repriseniatlvo of mi Allentown printing house and within a short time closed a con tract with him to do tho work The Alleutown man took the contract for $2 000 and at onco put up a bond to do the work satisfactorily aud iu time fordiatnbu tiou for tho oleuion, delivered at I'ottavlllc, free of 1 xpi usca or frcignt charges. Thus, it is seen, tliat this rombluatiou of Pottsville tquieacrs has not only failed in at tempt to gouge $-i,000 out of tlie county tteasurv. but hint Hlsn liu.t llm ii..i. ' ...w .,un luinui, and falls between the stools. Una morn. ng reproeniative8 of the com- billAtinn minfuml nt. t,n Cnn.. n... .. .., , ..v ...u v.uu.t,J v.uiiiiuig sioners' ollice witli their bond and said they wero rHUilv tn irn mIiluiI .villi f l.n n .1.- old figure, $.1,500, but tliey wero informed mat tney wet o too late, th t the contract had been awarded ti, un,,. tn.. ..n.i oould not bo caucelloil. Then there was a howl. The syedicata threatened suits fnr lircHeh nt mni,.., u...i iutimatid that the columns of the ppers involved will heruaftiir lm ilmru,.,t .,,), .i,.. and shell lor the officials who dared tho powers that be and took the work out nf tlm uuuuty, but the threats wore of no avail. Thil I miimfufiintwirs ivnro l.i UA.In ..11 ... ovwiiu. nu uiuiu- Ing, but did uot weaken iu the least. THE G ALLAN V KBARSARQE James Coakloy Is the gut of Tremout, friends. liol IJeddal, of I'otUville, 'stunt this after noon In town. K I) Beddall went to Hssleton tbis morn ing to visit his sou. Harry Preston attended to business at I.ofty this morning. William Simmons was presented with a lit tle girl last evening. I)avld Goodstoin, of Philadelphia, was a visitor in town to-day. Henry Fuhrtnan, of Wahanoy City, trans acted business here yesterday. Charles Mi draw, of Delano, spent last evening with town acquaintances. Kx-Sheriil' Ilernard J. Duffy, of Ashlaud, transacted business hero (his mornltig, John MtGowan, llenjatuin Hess and Max SupowlU were Mahanoy City visiters te day. Cbailes Seaman, Oharlwi Partridge an 1 Max Dof rtllneer. of Pottuvilla. w..rn i jestcrday. Miss l.mma Ixswls, of Minersville, is visit ing Mrs. Cornelius Davenport, her sister, on South Jardin street. Leo Donatclle and wifo loft for Now York city this morning, whoro they will remain the guest of friends ior somo timo. Miss Maggie Delanoy, ono of Ashland's charmintr belles, was tho guest of Miss M'Lits Higgliis, of West Cherry streot. tTn nin. no!., r 11......1 vrn.......i.. i. liuii. i.ntw ,'n,i. lillwi -MUUIllKlU, ll'b the light of his countenance shine on hlr iiiuueiuiia iiivuui m lunu iu-iiat Daniel Boycr, nephew of tho editor of tho Hfimld, residing at Heading, will be married this evening to Miss Annie Myron, also of that city. . iiuuiaa . .iuiii tr.iii, 1 t"ii urvu ti lud uiu of Yi uug, Smith, Field & Co., dry goods and .....1 .1 1 ..i 1 1..1.1.. ..iii .... 1.1. lluviuii ueniuin, ui i uiittut:iiiiit4, oituvu uu ills numerous customers in town to-day. Kmily, the infant daughter of our foreman Jacob Sander, died this morning frorr bronchitis complicated with whooping cough She was one of the twins beautiful childron born to Mr. and .Mrs. Sander, last September It is a sad bereavement to the parents, and they have tho sympathy of their many frionds iu this soretrial llarriman, ( 7enn. Adrancc Mr. Sander was at ono time a resident of this town, and moved to Tennessee with his father in law, J. H. Kurtz, some years ago. LICENSE! GRANTED. The .VIII at lott.tlll In Opmltlori Afclilu Hpeclal lo Evcniko HEttAtn. 1'orrhViLi.K, Feb. 8. Tho llcenso court to day commenced handing down wholesale and retail licenses ui.it this afternoon handed down the following for Shenandoah appll cmU: Andrew Melusky, First ward. John Conrv, " " T. J. Jlullahey, " " lldward Oiylc, " " Tliomas J Tracey, " " Michael Mackarowitz, Second ward. John Tunah, " Jacob Mitchell, " ' Cilumbian Brewing Co , Third ward. John Wassol, " " Mary Dougherty, " " William Monkiewicz, Fourth ward. John J. McAlce. " " James M. Dougherly, Fifth ward. James Smith, " " Jllke O.it Vlill,ei. In a free for all fight at Turkey Hun last night Miko Uomaiiofskl, a'ias ''Wild Mike " received fifteen cuts 011 the head. William Uiuterawicz and Charles Verbinski were ar rested as his assailants and Justice William put each under 30O bail. Tntrr. 1,111... ....1 revolvers cro vigoroulv wieldeil In th light, but no shots were fired. Founders on a Iteef, Hut tlio Clow I. Hiiml. Hpeclal to Evbnimj Hkhai.I). WASiii.stiTo.v, Feb. 8. Tho Unitwl States corvette "Koarsarge," which sank the "Ala- bama," struck Koncador reef, near Nimr augua, on February 2, aud foundered. The crew was saved and leached Colon this morning. , v A- A Clllil. On Sunday last Joseph I.ocnthal. a nenhew O' Levi Iteluwich. hired a horse am) irom jiiik j.otierts lor use Irom a:30 to 0 n m, $2 to bo paid for it. Loenthal rcturnwl at . p tn., leavina the team 111 trout nt III! lan's drug store, aud went in to get a sugar. wniio no was in iinfro a trim,, iii,Mui Into the sleigh and drove arouml t..wn for ahnllt 1 S mlnlit ami tl.n r.fT..a.1 .1... ..., ...v.. IblUIUI lilU loam 10 iuu iiiHro nn inn it. mm .i, ueiiveteu too team to Uoliert's at 5:30 n m Mr. Ilolierls drinanded ft aud he had a warrant issued bv ' outre Cardin fnr Tu.,,- tiial'S ariHBt for allllU'lllff Uima nna atat. tr. drive the team. Lcwntiial was put to an exjiense of $13. Is this the right way for one millions man to treat another 1 I want. leonle lo know this. ui that. In lilrtm. tu..,u 11 tllA flltlirA tllAV will k.liuT u.lu. 11.. men to deal with, so that they shall not be treated In such a shameful manner. .TOHKI.ll T.IIHIVTII A T. Shenandoah, Feb 8, lbtft. ' The Army. Tl.n Suit.. I In,, lr,. nt In..,,, t... Heorl aud wife, oormt players, lueonjunetrtm Witllitnnil tlinv will annM. attlm ,r,,.elMl jubilee to-night. l'apera Wanted. Tn nnl,, tn nn,.,r.tn SI... In... n..t... - ' . L. . Evenino IIbkald of September lflth. Octo ber 91sf nnH OHtl, 1UV1 .rA "I n.w nauMxi, AddroM, IIecalu ollice, Shenandoah, Pa. tf do and See It. Keaccv. tho nhotoeranher. hax a irrnat $3.00 bargain. Go and see it. Get your repairing dune at Holderman's. 12.87-tf taae mace trnm tha ru,iin .at.i . - , - ' M.uHU in uruwusvmeon rnuay, nth im,t, Ht 2 p .interinRnr. m tiiu fi.i.i i..ii... . . dlelatlves aud friends resptctfully iuvited to . ..v.,. ..t Up Town Ollice. All orders for advertising, job work and subscriptions can be left at II twee's Auction and CoinuiMkm room. Dougherty building, W. Ceutre street, where they will receive prompt attention. ilitended taking a prolonged (iln und ikn. would not rnturii. Tlm i.itn. .. i ir . ... ..... ... ... dirard villa is h.t " l" - "i' " u"iw"Bln" w"n l".nl?. 01 ou? .7 ':. ....... uo u,Mi4raiuii ur iricuuti, uiieu iieeu a goon lougn and lJr all time. Many regrets are expressed ' Croup remedy. Dr. Coxe's Wild Cherry and tper his suddeu departure. ' Sencka fills the bill, J "V l'riiKruni. The fnllnwln? nriufnitn will lu. ...,.i..n ., ...... 7. 1 r.- - ni. the "Y" lllpet nir n U, ,., i , i.V-. . .'nM.u.j u.riiiiiK Mtigliig, scripture reading, Mablo Marshall; recitation, James Hough; siuging. i essay, "Honor," Mary I'omeroy ; read ing, Jennie Gnnter; instrumental solo, John Hough; critic, Tliomas Ilalrd. Caught In ii Cliane. Patrick Malone stole a mouth organ from llrumtn's iewelrv stnrA at ii n.,t.,nw i... v - a -w " . a. v .lutn. lUSL night. Mr Brumin iught him alter a good chse down Market alley and turned him over to Policeman (Vy. Not being able to furnish smi i.nii r.i., ri....i . Justice Toomey. Fried oysters a sjeoialtyat MeKlhenny's. 9-18 tf Wall I'nper IUr;!iia Will sell my entire stock of wall paper at the oust of raaiiur'acturu iu order to ele out buslnew, GlORK W. Hai.br, 1tW Vnrtl, T.w1t U. . 2 5 lW aiian,ll, 1. MoKlhenny'i 8-18-tf Fried oysters a specialty at llurUilll'a Cafe. Whftn UAblntr . ...,, n .1 ... ,.i 1 , .. . i . uv .nn nail whhuuhh safe, go to UurehiU's, corner Main and Coal streets. Polite and prom nt attention. 11.7.1 Have yon tried MoElhenny's fried oysters I 9-18-tf NeW !. ftirnuta n.n. ...... . qanllty, large aasortnient, at Kelter's. 3.5t Are You Hard to Please In MOLASSES ? Then try our "Century." The best in town for the price. Heavy body, s'vveet, and rich flavor, and only 10c a quart. 122 North JurJin Streot
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