Evening Herald.
Fill DAY, MAKCH 2, 1894.
111.
THIRD EDITION
OI5NTKV1.IA.
Contrail anil Logan collieries will not
work for the balance of tills week.
Wllli.iin Lynch ml In Shenandoah yester
day. Mrs John .1. 1.aiililln rcliirmd yesterday
ftr (irndtiiK a few days with trieneU In
Ashland.
Mm. George Tlley visited Mt. Caruiol
yeUrdny.
William Jones, of Lost Creek, spent last
evening in town.
V. JlcOraw, ono of Delano's promising
youuK wen, smiled on the (air ones of town
last evening.
M. H. Cull' and John Iteilly wore among
the visitors to Girardvillo yesterday.
Tin United Cornet band last evening sere
naded tho fullowing successful candidates at
tiio roiuit clec'iou: Justice of tho Peace
l.aueh,lii. Oetincilnmu Iteilly aud l'oor I)
io".tnr D 'ylc. Tho hand rendered somo of
its cxi 1 1 nt nieces which wiro ureatly ar
precia'c I by our townspeople. This wai the
first time ilurinu the winter that wo had the
pleasur i t hearing oui band.
A grand hall will he given on March IT in
the I l F. hall for tho benefit cf John
Dean, nhu had his lee broken somo time sen,
Tnc riiimiilttee in charge is composed ot a
nnralxT nt onr popular young men snn tttey
will iln nil in their power to mako it asucoesn.
Hvan's Mrchcsira will be nresent and will
render some excellent nmilc. All who
attend i an si end St. Patrick's evening in
pleasant and enjoyable manner.
fttm i.aby yos sick, ne gavo ner Uaswrttv
'ITien sue was a Child, she cried for OiutarUt,
ttbea she beoame Miss, she dung to rjeutorih,
Vba who had Children, she caTotbumCasiocto,,
Dr. liasmus, the celobrstcd French special
1st fori yes and ears, has moved hisnfhee fioro
tho (joruinerclal hotel to zzc ortn inestnti
t reet, Shenandoah. S 27 bi
Your children are liable lo Coughs, Cold
fore 1 moat. Croup ai.d honnlue C,'tiv
wli.di oin lemlw seriously, l'roiiipt treat
menl inv many Innocent little stifleiviK
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Have y .o tried McBlhenny's fried oyster
For sick headache and a
other conditions resulting
from constipation, go by the
book on Bcecham's pills.
Hook free, pills 2,5c. At
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MA1IANOY ClXr.
KahakoY Citt, March 2.
John Unton la visiting In Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Qulnn, of Colo'j l'atoh, Is qtilto
Tito next attraction
rill be llio "Diamond
Florence as loading
llrcakcr," with Neil
man, on March 10.
ll'l.ll.. rV..n11t..a,i TM.ftntna lttirb-A atfuxt
gaslng at tho broad and crystal waters of
Aiananoy crcea, yesiernsy morning, sumo one
threw it snow ball that knocked his new hat
off aud into the wators and, dippito all
(Torts of tho reselling party, it ilisappe'red
rum siifht. 1 tie namo oi tno suowoaiicr.
liko the Int. is In the dark, but somo ono yes
tenia? pitsentcd his honor with the price of
now tile
'The Irish Statesman" company will not
appear in Hitler's Opera House tomorrow
ism, nt liiueii, Having oiitianueit at some
lointesst of Pittsburg.
Misses Kmmn I.tite and Cora Komcry, of
hllsdi'lphia, visited tthenamlonli yrstenlay.
Simon Trier was in l'ottaville yesterday.
Miss L'dith Steele visited friends in Oil-
bertou yesterday.
Dr. II. C, Uowmau passed through Gilber-
tou on Thntsilay aftornoon.
V. II. LlUlehalea resigned Ills liocltlon as
povniastor at St. Nicholas, taking effect on
,lrci 1st. Ills successor is ono ot mo
Noonan brothers, who rei-ently bought out
Mr. liittlehales' grocery store.
Mrs M. Merkcl, of Minersvllle, visited
friends here yesterday.
Miss Alieo M. Moyer, of Mnhanoy avenue,
is viaiting friinds in 1'ottsvllle.
Jobs S Soott, of Frackvillo, vrai in town
yoBterdav.
Joseph Steinmotr.. of Tuscarora, transacted
business here yesterday.
H. K Tint, of Wtlkes-IUrro, is transaotlnz
btisiunss hero this week.
Oscar Lutz was a business visitor to Oil
borton this niorning.
Another landuiark was removeil from
Centre street, when 'Squire O'Brien's ollice,
west of Catawlssa street, was tori, down
yesterday afternoon.
Andrew Noweatncy playfully tossed a
snow ball across Ucntro street yrstenlay
morning, that struck George Block in a
tender part of his body. Gooigo caused
A. ml row's arrest for assault, and 'tfquiie
O'Brien bound him over to court.
A ilro broko out in tho collar of James
H. Hagonhuch's drug store, on West Centre
street, ytsteiday, hut was extinguished before
much damage was dono.
While Dr. Weber left lils carriage to visit a
patient in Jacksous t'ntcli. yesterday after
noon, some miscreant removed the whip
Tho numerous friends of Frank Koch, n
Lehigh Valloy passenger train conductor,
assembled at his homo in Delano, on Wednes
Jay evening, to celebrate the thirty-flint
.inniversary of his birth. There was uiu-ie.
singing, dancing and the usual program ot
such occ.issions that included a luncheon of
culieo. tea, wine, cakes, ice cream, chicken
waffle und other delicacies of tlic iwaon.
The Dulano Cornet bund was in attendance
with ten pieces anil rendered some beautiful
music. Among the guests vteio Messrs
Georgo W. Brill, C. E Glenn, George Ilaitong,
II. V. Ferry, William Ferry, D. W. Clemens,
J. Frank Wentz. Jeremiah Donovan, John
Hurtling, Mr. und Mrs. Heislcr Reed, Mr. and
Mrs. Jonas Klioup, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
llowinau. Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Eimlii, Mr
and Mrs. J. V. Bannou. Mr. and Mrs. J. 1'.
Schlier and Mr. urd Mrs. Lewis Kcsfolriug
The guests departed at an eutly hour yester
day morning, wishing Mr. Koch and family
many such pleasant celebrations.
Get your repairing dono at Iloldenr.an's
12 27-'
MR GLADSTONE'S RESIGNATION,
It Wilt u Officially Tili.tpr.il to the
Qn.rii rmniirrmv.
London. Mnri-h a The Pall Mall Ga
zette aniionncea in big typo that it has
been definitely Mettled that Mr. Gladstone
will have un audience with the queen to
morrow, and that he rcMl then nfliciMllv
tunder hU resignation. . ;
nouneement of Mr. (ilRdstone'sretlrement
from ollice will nlinot certainly be made
on Monday, ami Lord Rosehip' will be
summoned. In conclusion Tho Gazotto
tayk that there is no present intention of a
dissolution of parliament.
Mr. Gladstone's resignation, according;
to The Gazette, was ilecidod upon at the
opcniuK of the yoar, but the necessary ar
rtuigeinentfi demanded much considera
tion, and it has been decided that Mr.
Gladstone will retain bla seat in tho housn
of commons, but he will not remain a
member of the cabinet.
A IllMckiiiiiUer Unfarthed.
Lancartek, Pa., March 2. Evidenc
was presented in court exposing Elsie
Morgitntbrow, u German girl, as n black
mailer. Some time ago alio charged that
she bad been decoyed to this city and as
saulted by Howard Shenk, the son of u
Columbia minister. Shenk was found
guilty, but was admitted to hail pending
a rule for a now trial. After his convic
tion the girl went to her attorney and
asked if she did not get any money out of
the verdict. This aroused the lawyer's
suspicions, and an investigation proved
her to be utterly unworthy of linllef. She
cheat oil and stole from her husband hi
Germany, and was guilty of other fraudi
prior to sailing for America. She served
a three months' terra of imprisonment for
bluckuiailiug.
T ClmstlMe th Blave Traders.
London, March 2. A dispatch from
Itathurat, capital of the British Gambia
colony, says that tho steamship Maudiugo,
from Sierra Leone, arrived there yesterday
with reinforcements. The whole of the
island of St. Marys, at the south of tho
Gambia river, on which listlmrst is sit
uated, is now held by blue jackets. The
slavers are erecting stockades around
llusuinlinlla anil are taking nthsr meas
ures to resist the expected expedition to
be sent inland with the Intention ot chiw
Using them.
Disastrous Freight Wrek.
Lancaster, Ph., March 8. Adhvwhwu
freight wreck occurred last evening near
Thorndale, on the main lino of the Penn
sylvania Kailroad company, ahont mid
way between this city anil Philadelphia.
Nine loaded coal car were thrown from
the truck by a broken axle, eanains five
ears to become detaohod and ti run lata tho
cars ahead. The oat's and hundreds at
tons of coul were piled up In confusion on
the rails, throe tracks ben rendered lm
passable. Nobody was hurt.
A Veteran llarvnrd lrbfVSor Resigns
Cambkidok, Mass., March 3. It is an
Douuoeil that the resignation of Professor
Georne G. Martin I-itne, for forty-thr
yean, professor of latin In Harvard mib
vers! I y, bus been accepted by the president
and feflnwK, on the condition that I'rofes
sor Lam- lie allowed a retiring pension of
$8,000 ju-r your, beginning Sept. 1, IMH.
This is tin-first retiring pension ever al
lowed by Harvard.
Mrs. Short Was Leading a
Life of Misery
Until SllO Used tllO GfOat Remedy,
Paino's Colory Compound.
The Burden of Housekeeping Falls
Heavily on Motlieis,
Housekeeping Is growing loss slmplo and
more and more complex each year. A homo
that professes to bo woll regulated todsy Is
far moro dlfllcttlt to manage than was the
same kind of u home 50 or 60 years ago.
Upon the woman falls the burden.
Many work themselves Into nervous ex
haustion. Many mothers grow so Irritable
that they feel at all times half guilty, fearing
that their dlsoase for it is a disease, and a
MBS. E. E. SHORT.
most droadful one may result in affecting
tho otherwise sunny disposition of their
children.
What psin is to the broken limb, such is
nervous iriltability to the exhausted brain
Oue is as real as the other.
But thousands of Irritable, nervous, tired
and broken down women have found their
health and strength, and regained their even
tjuipers, through tho use of the greatest
remedy tho world has over known, the
romcily first prescribed by tho eminent Prof.
E E. Pholm, M. D., LL. D., of Dartmouth
college.
Let evi'ry woman read tho following vol
nutary testimonial from Mrs. E. E. Short, a
highly retpected rosidont of Haverhill, Mass ,
aud learn of ono of the thousands of wonder
ful cures that are wrought by Paine's celery
compound :
''Though never very strong, J was always
well until married. I wfs 10 years old then
and urn 28 now aud tho mother of four chil
drcu. I got frightened just before my little
nirl was born, and I havo never wholly re
covered from it. I havo taken mcdicino
enough to swim in. I havo been so nervous
that I did not daro to go out in tho back
room after dark unless somo ono went with
me for fear I should scream.
"I have been very thankful that I used
Paine's celciy compound, for as a result I can
now go out evenings and not feel so awful,
Every one tells mo how well I look, I do my
work all alone, and peoplo ask mo how I do
so much, and I tell them because I used
Paint's cchry compound.
"My husband has spent encugb money for
mo for doctors, nurces, and medicine to pay
for a homo, and he is very thanktul that I
took Paine's celery compound."
quaiuki:.
The Union Aid Society mot at Mrs. J. D.
Conly's and had a Tory nice time The
society has rented a hall of Albert Hcitert
and will hold their meetings there in the
future
George Duol and Eli Neifert spent yester
day in Mauanoy Uity.
Miss Mary Neifert is visiting friends in
Frcoland.
W. II. Jones mado a flying trip to Frccland
on numiay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Neifert visited friends at
Weatherly.
Miss Amelia Joiles is suffering from severe
sore eyes. While attending school at JIalia
noy City a fow years ago her eyes were in
iurcd by a snow ball thrown by a boy and
since that tlmo she has been more or less
troubled. Even treatment at a Philadelphia
Hospital nss fallen in cuoct.
Eli Nellort spent a few days in West Ponn
recently.
Joseph Stewart was slightly injured while
at Tt'orE Jiionaay night.
Mr. and Mrs. B, Moyer enjoyed a visit to
friends at switchback.
W. II. Jones had hia leg Injured while
making a coupling at Packorton last night.
1'HACKVILI.K.
Arthur E. Jones passed through town on
nis way to bi. uiair.
Thomas Simmons, a former resident of
town, passed through town on his way I
Puttsville, to visit friends be fore leaving for
llaitloni, uonn.
Fred Storm visited friends in Shenandoah
Mrs. Haywood spent a few hours picas
autiy witn snenanuoan menus.
Among tho weddings hero this week was
that or Mr. fierce and Miss Maggio l. ularu,
Mrs. David J. Uannett and Mrs. P. Tim
mens were the guests of Mnhanoy Plane
friends Thursday evening.
William Roberts spent Wcduosday at
Shenandoah.
Tho employe! of Bear Ridge wcro paid
Wednesday.
A drama In two acts entitled, "A Slate
riccer s liuvingc; or, a struggle lor a rrice,
win be produced in tne near luturo.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans wero tho guests
or rotujviiir friends.
Mrs. K Fierce visited friends lu Qilbcrton
Thursday.
Maud MoAtee. who died at her home in
Ma'zeville on Tuesday evening, was buried
in St, Mary's cemetery, at Frackvillo, this
morning.
It Suits the Peoplo
la what draittirlhi suv. because ihev ore tire
of the many bitter cough rwuedle. Pan-Tlua
is the most pliia.aut tasting medicine,
Lung ditorrt. rs, 25 cents. Pan-Tina Is sold at
1'. f . U. Kirllu'a drug store.
Notice.
Any subscriber who falls to receive the
Evrnino Ilr.itALU Is respectfully requested
to notify tho main oillre, on East Coal street,
or tho branch office, K cso's auction rooms, on
West Centre street. Peoplo who wish to
become subscribers and havo not been called
ujion by the solicitors will please leave their
names at cither of the places almvo men
tioned. Owing to a change In the carrier
system of the Evening Hkiialu it has
become nocessary lo mako n new canvass of
11 the routes. Indtlugtbls the cannasers
sometime miss some of tho eld subscribers.
Tho publisher will feel grateful to any who
ill render nesletanco in remedying any such
discrepancies.
On nud See It.
Keogoy, the photographer, has a great
ihJ.OO bargain. G o and seo it.
For the beet pbotociaphs eo to Wonder's,
Southeast Cor. Market und Ccntro streets,
Vitsvillo. 2-20 tf
Hi VI you tried McElbcnny's fried oyitetiT
9-1S-lf
AMUSEMENTS.
IKHGUSON'8 TI1KATBE.
r. i. rcnarjsoH. uakaobp.
FRIDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1894.
The eminent and sneel-sluztug IrUk
Comedian,
Carroll...
Johnson
And his Kxcelleut Company,
In tbo greatexof all
Ameiican Irish Comedy
Dramas, entitled
Or, From Cabin to Congieis.
Prices, 25, 50 and 75 Cents
Reserved eeata at Kirlla's drugstore.
pEU'JUSON'S THiSATKE.
P. J. FEKGUbOK, MAKAOKH
THURSDAY, MARCH 894
Florence's lllgtjenmlon,
tfDianiorid Breaker.
UyHcott Marble, Esq.
2 Carloads of Special Scenery
Ten tous of conderous machinery runuing at
full blunt. Maenltircnco. Dlcnrtor aud superi
ority in every detail, with evaiythlng up to
date. A company of plpyerB never equalled in
meio-ornma. ieo tne mius uqu iuiiio 111 nigu.
the ssvlum court vard. the duel on the rtdee.
tbe vhlnnlDsr post, the 1,1 eat coal crusher, the
diamond breaker.
Prices, s, 33, sound 75 Cts
Ileaerved Beats at Kirlln's drug store
Bobbins' Building, Boom No. 4.
Properties and Business Places
Of all kinds bought and sold.
Bonds and Stocks Bought aud Sold.
Railway and Steamship Tickets.
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance
In tlrst.class companies. General Commission
uusiness.
Holm F Finney.
Piatt's opuar Saloon
(formerly Jce Wjstt'!)
19 -x.",a 21 West Oak Street
KHHNAWDOAJLI, PA.
3r oioctea with tno beuttcor, porter, lt,
'hhufleG, brandlob, vflnoS, etc. finest clgsrt,
tulcr birattsche.1 Cordial lnvltsttcn to a) ,
WARREN J. PORTZ.
... Ptnnn Timer.
Pianos and orirans repaired. Orders left at
21 North Main street. Shenandoah, will receive
prompt attention
MISCELLANEOUS.
AX r ANTED. LADIES todo writineut home
V Will pay from 115 to per weok. Hend
self-addn wed stamp envelope for reply to
Maiirk KuhTAlNr, UeneialManager.324 Hear,
horn street, Chicago, III. S-l-Si
OK HENT. "tore room, dwelling and
statile No. Il l North Alain street. In
quireof VVm. II. Bhoemaker, J. 1'. IMM-lw
mOU HALE CheD-Aai
;ood tent, suitable for
i.' fishing parties. Ai'pry at Keese's Auction
und Commission House, West Centre street, tf
rOV8 WANTED, Twenty five more boys
Ij wanted to carry tne uvkminci ukkalu
Apply at once at Ibis office.
"11 WANTED. House with six or f even rooms,
v v uuyer wumng. a goou saioon or restau
rant. (Several lota for bulldlne nurnosea.
buyers wnlilnp. If you have a business nlace
for sale I will And you a purchaser
John T.
l''i.NNr.Y, ileal Estate Excua
ansre. ltoom i. Kan
bins' liulldlcg, tehmundoah, I'd, 3-13-tf
50UHE AND LOTB FOB SALE. Eight
lots, 3K su ry house with 'in story kitchen,
0 shed, two good wells and stream of water
running through the property; nice bearing
fruit trees; lots in good state ot cultivation;
known formerly aa Park Hotel. Hultable tor
any kind of business. For further particulars
wruu ur can on
MRS. L. K FI8HER,
l-UWrn lirandoavlUe. Sch. Co. Pa.
A UUITOKH' NOTICE In the Dml ans
rV Court of Bcbuyiklll county. In the matter
ui iuo uniute 01 juury Joyce, uecoasea. xne
undersigned Auditor appointed by the said
court to maue Distribution of tne f u ds in the
hands of M. M.llurkc, Administrator of the Bald
estate, will meet all parties Interested therein,
on Haturday, the tblrd day ct March, 1MII,
9 a. m., nt his offle rooms Nos 1 and 2, seoona
floor lleddull building, on the northwest corner
of Main and centre stroets, Shenandoah, la.,
when and where all claims must be preseated
before the Auditor, or else be forever debarred
from coming in upon said funds.
John n. Coyik, Auditor.
Bhenandoab, Pa. , Feb, 12, 1801, 2-U-3t-oav
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