Evening Herald.
MONDAY, MAUCHI5, lf-94.
THIRD EDITION
ItJlOWNHTIM.tS.
John Miles
Oiraidville.
transacted business In
Miss Casals Iturke is visiting friends n
Asliluiul.
Miss Mary Mnguiro, of l'htlmlelplilii, is
home on a visit.
Mbn Maggie Delaney, of Aslilunrt, in
viHttliur friends and relatives in town.
I'ntrick Mcdulre, tlin insurance audit
of thin village, did mime lively hustling
around Centrnlln tlie past neck.
Patrick Doudlnii, of lower road, is lying
seriously 111 with pneumonia.
John t lllftsln1), of Pottsvllle, was
visiting the Hull fnmlly on West Coal
struct,
Misses Tjorcttn llurko nnd Itoso Hellly,
two accomplished young Indies, took a
trip to Ashland yestordny.
Ilmry McDoudtnii will back Patrick
Murphy, of Went Coal street, against any
man in .-ehnylkill county to run a mile
foot race for aon.
Tho Hrownsville Independent Water
Cointmiiv has settled satisfactorily with
Mr. llesK in the water question.
Thieves entered tho coops of Samuel
Broome and stqle Keren of hid chickens.
It 1i:ih come to the notice of the citizens
of Brownsville of tho hard nnd cruel
treatment that two orphan hoys are sul
lectoil to that resldo with a woman at
Smoky Hollow. UnleH theliarty referred
to desist a full exposure will he made and
the atti'iitl-in of tho proper authorities
called to put a stop to it
Notlre.
Any Kiibsoriber who lulls t rocalvo tho
Evening Hurai.d Is reunectfully reqawted
to notifj the main office, on Esirt Coal street,
or tho branch office, Ecece'a auction rooms, on
West Centre street. People who 'wish to
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upon by tho solicitors will please leave their
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will reiider assistance in remedying; any such
discrepancies,
Have you iriod McKlhenny's fried oysters ?
Mten llaby was sick, we gave her CaswrH,
When she was a Child, she cried or Oa&torta.
When, she beoame Miss, she clnn to Outsete,.
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MAHA.NOV CITY.
Mahanot Cut, March n.
C. Kherle, of tho Olrardvlllo lender,
spent Sundny afternoon In town.
W. A. Irfittiinorp, of St. Clair, wns
nboutloviii yesterday.
MIsh llcsale Welter, of Pottsvllle, was
yesterday the guest of Miss Annie (Joyne.
MIh Laura Knapp made out-of-town
calls yesterday afternoon.
An Interesting flvo-yeitr old child of
rii , . unl.i... T,'n...,1. a..l.l
Director, uiett on nturuny evonliiK ot
Hoarletlna.
Itev. A. M. Woods went to Philadel
phia this morning.
Thomas J. Horn was in Philadelphia
yesterday.
George Illnos innile culls in Ashtaud
yesterday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ilahlemati lire vls-
1tltK In Hoynolds.
David Jones left for St. Louis. Mo., on
Saturday.
Chnrles Suender sneut Sunday with
frlendh in Mauch Chunk.
Hot. 1. M. Onhle Is vlsitinir In Philadel
phia.
Mrs. John T. Edwards, of Hast Centre
street, presented her husband with a baby
last night.
James Haitenbuch returned to Philadel
phia this morniUK.
Misses Maine Melirearty. Mar Lake and
Mollie llryson, of Ashlnnd, were in town
Saturday evening.
Michael Nolan and Patrick Carey, of
Duller township, made friendly calls here
in si. evening.
Mr. O'llnra, of Shenandonh, was last
evening the guest of Miss Julia Gorman.
Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Hartless are
visiting in Philadelphia.
Henry Decker, ot Kast Centre street, is
recovering from Injuries rocolvod nt
Tunnel llidge colliery several wceksslnce.
Mr. and Mrs. ShaeiTer, of Sheunndoali,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oldt, on South
Main strait.
Miss Lizzie Iliglimnrsh, of Wiggnns,
visited friends in town yesterday.
The pool tournament which James II.
Kelly proposes to hold In the Old Age
Hotel, this month, will doubtless be an
interesting one, as several pool sharps
from town have entered nnd propose giv
ing the Girnrdvllle and Shenandoah
nlnyers n tnssle for tho prize. Mr. Kelly
lias n fine room and excellent tables, too.
Jacob Wagner coutemplntes a trip to
Perks county this week.
Messrs. Thouuis Ferguson and George
Schellly, of Shenandoah, were entertained
last evening by Misses Mnme Dunn, Hose
I'VrgUMOU mm ltoie Qtilnn, of Centre
street.
Messrs. James Higgins, Arthur O'Hara
and John Dooling, of Slienundonli, were
in town last evening,
Peter Durtsnll, an aged resident of
town, died at his residence on Kast Muhu
noy avenue, Saturday night. He is sur
vived by ouo son nnd two daughters.
Michael Ityan, Mrs. James Kyan nnd
Misses Mnme and Maggie liynn. of
Prnckville, drove Into town this morning.
George Garrett spent Sunday in Shon-
nniioun.
Harry Sellgmim visited Shenandoah
friends Inst evening.
The two J.'s, Murphy and McGinty,
were in Ashland last evening.
Messrs. W. W. Lewis nnd David Gor
man visited Ashland friends last evening.
Miss Mnme Seddou, of Locust Vnlley,
is the guest of Miss Annie Phillips, of
Centre street.
Miss Hose Quiuu Sundayed in Frnck
vllle. Miss Dence. of Ashland, was enter
tained by Miss Dollle Wythe, of West
Lentre street, last evening.
Oli.VTltAI.liV.
Michael II. Cull, one of our popular
voting men, spent Sunday with some of
ijost irecK s inir ouih.
Chief Hurgess-elect liobert Fnrrell has
returned niter upending a lew clays with
his daughter, Mrs. K. J. Fiiiucrty, of the
Quaker City.
Wm. j Jones, one of Ixist Creek's four
hnndrea, circulated among town friends
yesterd y.
Miss tin n n on, one of Locust Gap's fair
belles, is spending a few days In town as
the guest of Miss Kate Colihau.
Anthony Flnnncry, of Ixist Creek,
spent Sunday with town friends.
The social to he given on Kaster Mon
day evening by the Vouug Men's Litornry
club prom isos to be the hit of the season.
The crowds of young men nnd boys
who stand iiround the strectcorners utter
dark every evening throwing snowballs
at persons passing should have n little
more respect for themselves and stop this,
especially at night.
ll.i j tVautecll
Twenty-flvo nioro boys wanted to carry
Tin; Kvknino Hkhald. Apply at thtsothxo
at once.
A new laundry will bo opened by Sing Lee
on Monday, February 28th, at No. 14 West
Centro streot, Shonaudoah. 2 10 lm
Special low prices to all in watches, jewelry
and silverware at Holderman's, corner Main
aud Lloyd strt eta. 12-27-tf
Ubk Wklis' Laundbv Blue, tho best
Bluing fur laundry uso. Each puck ago makes
two quarts. lScts. Sold by Muaser & litddall.
Your ctnldrtn sro liable to Couiiht, Cuidk
sore 'i tiroat, Croup and Whooping Ontifcli
which often reaulu seriously. Prompt treat
ment kv many lnuooeui little BUIItrtrs,
Try Pun-Tina Couth and Consumption Cure.
f pieaaaut. sale and snre, 26 els. (Vild at P.
P. Jl. Klrltu'dnii.lor.
Kuy Ktyntonc floor. Be sure that the
oaaie Lnais & Babb, Ashland, Fa., Is
printed on every sack. g-S-SUw
Have yoa tried M cEl h enny 'r fr , ed oysttri ?
9-lB-tf
Ills Kyea Squeoaed Out,
&HAMOK1N, Pa., March 6. At Burnside
colliery Hoger McAsklu, aged 36 yoars,
was ttqueeisetl between mine ears and the
tide of the gangway. His head was badly
Injured, both eyes lxdng foroctl out of
th4r sockets, and one ear was out off.
MoAskie remained oonaclous, but was
itene blind when removed to his home.
He oaunot recover.
Carried Oir Ity an Avalanche,
liOUK, Idaho, March S. Charles Goate
Waa hunting in tho mountains near At
lanta w hen t he snow started to slide undsr
his feet. He was unable to extricate him
self, aod in a few minute he was being
carried along on a roaring avalanche. He
went nearly half a mile, and was terribly
1, butumy reoover.
I'alltical Unrrat In Peru.
LIMA, Peru. March 5. -The diffleulttra
between Pern and Bona rliavs flually
been satit-factorlly aettlei , ) inks to the
mediation of the papal tiunun. Thepolit
lcal horion here hi very cloudy jnt now,
aud evens of importauoe may happen at
any time.
Co mine Kvents,
March 7 and 8. Dr. Logan, tho converted
Indian, at tho Salvation Army barracks.
March 8. Special Grant Dand Concert In
Robbing' opera honso. Admission 10 cants.
March 10. A grand baU will be beld in
Bobbins' opera house on St, Patrick's Eve.
March SO. First grand ball nndcr the au
spices of tho Monamora Social olub In Rob
bing' opera home.
April 2. First annual hop under the
auspices of tho Riley orchestra, in Rubbius'
opera nouse.
April 12. First anniversary of the Daisy
Chain of All Saints' Protestant Kpleouiwl
chnrch. "Old Song" entertainment.
April 20. Ice cream festival undor tie
anipii-os of the Star Flute and Drum Carre
In KcMilns' opera house.
To the I'ubllo,
Tho Etenins IIkhaM) tan he found on
sale in Shenandoah at tho stationary stores of
M. llllet, Eist Centre street, James Cham
pion and F. J, Portz, North Main street, and
at Reese's anctlon rooms (Uebald branch
office), West Centre street. On sale In
Makanoy City at Snyder's book store, 133
West ntre streot.
Important Kotlee.
Tho stars of all special police offlcors must
bo returned to tho undersigned before Mon
day, March 5, 1804, at 7 p. in.
jAuns Huiimi,
Chief BnrgesJ.
Up Town Ofllee,
All orders for advertising, jo work and
tubseriptions can be left at Reese's Auction
tnd Commission rooms, Dougherty building,
W. Centre street, where they will reaelve
proxipt attention.
Rook Bale.
Greet aestion eale of books, by the best
authors, aommenclng today end continuing
all week, at Roeee'a auction and eemmiijton
room. One thousand boeks will be sold with
oat reserve. If
llurchlira Vale.
When twitng a neat and well conducted
iflfo, go to BnrohUl's, corner Main and Coal
ikwti. I'elitB and prompt attention, 117-tf
llo ana Hee It,
Koagoy, the photographer, has a great
.0 bargain. Go and seo it.
For the beat photographs go to Wonder's,
Southeast Cor. Market and Centro streets,
Pottsvllle. 2-20 tf
Get yor repairing donoat Holderman's.
12 87 f
DR. TALMAoE WILL REMAIN
The- Kmliiaet llriitklrn rreeoher With
draws Itla KrftiRnntlon.
Bkooki,ttI, March B. Just bsfore the
end of the morning service at the Brook
lyn Tabernacle yesterday the IUt. T. Ua
Witt Talraafje said to a congregation
that crowded the church to the doors that
ho had an announcement to make. Ho
then read the following latter, addressed
to the board of trustees:
"Your Urgent letter i at hand. I had
fully resolved to resign my position, not
ouly bucause twenty-five years of my
Brooklyn pastorate will aoon have been
passed, but because of the financial en
tanglement, resulting from a aerie of dis
asters, which would have crushed any
bank or insurance company or worldly in
stitution. Now, by the bleislng of God
upon your nmung.-ment , our chui ch Is put
out of all embarrassment aud 1 be
lieve has seen it last irisis. Persuaded
by what you say in your letter of yester
day, ami by what I hear from all sides,
and after seeking divine direction, I now
and here deelare my intention to remain
your pastor. With more faith and high
expectation thau I have had nt ay
previous point in my ministry I join you
In a new campaign for God aud the world's
betterment."
At the conclusion of the doctor's reading
there was applause that fairly shook the
building aud continued for several min
utes. Or. Talraage further said: "In Jnnel
will leave for an absence until autumn lu
Australia aud India, but my place will be
occupied by distinguished ministers of the
gospel of America and Europe."
Kjoaped lluvglar Keewptured.
LKBA.MON, Pa., March o.--On tho night
of May 17, 1884, three masked men entered
the house of Jacob Horst, an aged farmer
In South Anuvllle township, gagged Mr.
Horst and his wife and carried away tl50
In money aud numerous other articles of
value. Jacob Kbersole, David Kbcrsole
and William Williams were an seed, but
while awaiting trial Jacob Fix i- ile, with
a number of others, escapi . from the
Lahanon jail andwere not arrested. His con
federates were tried, convicted aud served
four yoars In the Eastern penitentiary.
Kbersole returned to his old haunts on
Saturday, and was arrested.
Mrs. linker's Vuneral.
Franklin Park, N. J., March 5. The
remains of murdered Mrs. Moore llaker
aud her little girl, Gertrude, were laid at
rest yesterday. Services were conducted
in the Dutch Reformed church by Itev.
Mr. lllauvalt. The roads were almost im
paawible, fully' S0 conveyances being
drawn up in the viointty of tho church.
Mr. Baker sat throughout the Impressive
service with a oompoeure almost rigid. In
the gallery, within a good view of the
coffin, were Hen Baker's mother and
brother aud the mother and brother of
Willard Thompson, together with a num
ber of other colored people.
Oroker Is Very Angry.
SAN ASTOKIO, Tex., March 5. Richard
Croker, the Tammauy chief, was very
wrathy wheu a reporter showed him the
published dispatches stating thut Con
gressman Dunphy in his letter of resigna
tion from Tammany arraigned htm'
(Croker) as the instigator, promoter, re
warder aud upholder of fraudulent vote
and election crimes in New York. Mr.
Croker snld: "If Dunphy made those
charges agnlust me I will have him ar
rested. If Dunphy thinks Tammauy is
going to plecos and losing strength he will
be tuught uirfeivutly thin fall."
Opium amugglere llnlded,
Wkst M't'KBiOR, Wh March 5. The
polloool thii. i ity have succeeded in locat
ing a gang of Chlueee opium smugglers
who have bueu smuggling the drug
through Canada, for consumption in
Superior aud Duluth, also other north
western oities. A large qunutity of tho
drug was seized in a raid made last ulghi
by the police, and it is expected that sev
eral Chinamen will be arrested and held
to the United States court. It is esti
mated that nearly (30,000 worth of opium
has been smuggled in here lu the post few
CICNXHALIA.
Hon. C. G. Murphy was Among tho visit
ors to Shenandoah on Friday.
Miss Sophie Turner loft yesterday for
Philadelphia, where she will reside In the
future.
Hush Kress was In Pottsvilleon Friday.
Mrs. M. Murphy, of lst Creek, called
on friends in town.
Miss Mary McLaughlin, one of Lost
Creek's pretty belles, returned yesterday
after spending n few days in town, the
guest of Iloso Walsh.
J. Ilnnglnii, of Wllllnmsport, trans
acted bttsinessHn town on Friday.
John Dempsoy had his thumb cut oft
ntthe llrst joint while attending to his
worK nt iortn Asiiiimil colliery. John is
one of our popular and pleasing oung
men nnd has numerous friends who arc
sorry to hear of tho nccident.
Miss Hnchel Iteese, one of our charming
young Indies, has returned after spending
n fow dnvs with friends in tho City of
Brotherly Lovo.
W. J. Slnttery, one of Freelnnd's ac
complished young men and conductor on
he 11. S. & S. railroad, is spending n few
dnys In town nnd is being royally enter
tained by his cousins, T. K. Devlno nnd
t'hnrles McBrearty.
Miss Mary Murphy, one of tho Quaker
olty's fnlr belles, is nmong the visitors to
town.
Miss Koto O'Connor visited Shenandoah
friends on Friday last.
For sick headache and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation, go by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills 25c At
drugstores ; or write to B F
Allen Co, 365 Canal st, Nerr
York.
AMUSEMENTS.
JIERUUSON'H THEATRE.
P. 1. TBHQCBOK, MABAOBB.
THURSDAY, MARCH 8,'94
, Florence's Big Heniatlon,
Dianioiid Breaker.
l)y Scott Marble, Esq.
2 Carloads of Special Scenery.
Ten toes of ponderous raschlDery running at
f'U blast MaunttUenie, pf.endc r and superi
ority in every dttall, with evirvtlunc up to
date. A coii'panyot ph ycrs nev tqasllid in
loeio-drama See tlie mills aud mine at olgbt.
the usylvm courtyard, the duel on the rldsre
the v hipping poet, tbe ijiett coel cmsber, the
dl.r.ot a breaker
i'rli e, as, 35, so wiul 7 Cw.
Rwirvcd Reats at Kirlin's rtrng store
Re&I Estate Exange,
Kobblus' Uuilding, Room No, 4.
Properties and Business Places
Of all kinds bought and sold.
Honda aod Utocks Bought and Sold.
Railway and Steamship Tickets,
Fire.lifs and Accident Issuance
li tlrstolas companies. General Coramlasion
buslneaa.
lolm I'. ZMiiney.
Piatt' s Popular Saloon,
(Formerly Joo Wyatt's)
19 and 21 West Oak Street
SHENANDOAH, I'A.
The bur is stocked with th bet ber, porter,
ales, TvMshtes, brandies, w'nes and cigars. Eat
ing imratlucbid. Cordial Invitation to all.
WARREN J. PORTZ,
- ..atrfflvPiano Tuner
Pianos nnd organs repaired. Orders left i
21 North Main street, Shenwdoah, Mill receive
prompt attention
WE wigntoemployafewgoodmentomike
(o0 to eitXI a week sellirjK our iloiae Elec
tric Motor. Runs sewing machines, printing
Srestes, pumps, etc. Everybody buys tuem
teady cmploymrnt. Easy situation and good
wages. Address W. P, Harrison & Co , Clerk
No. 11, Columbus, Ohio.
FOR RENT. Htore room, dwelling and
stable No, 110 North Main street. In
quire of Wm. II. Shoemaker, J.I'. 2 ad-lw
T?Ott RENT. A store nnd dwelling on North
Main street Possession piven April lt,
imi. Apply to T. J. HtuBiws, 16 North Jr In
FOR HALE Cheap.-A good tent, suitable lor
fishing parties.. Apply nt iteese's Auction
and Commienlon House, West Centre street, tt
OOYH WANTED. Twenty-five more boys
j wHDieu to eurr' too UYSNlflu ueiiild,
Apply at once at this ofneo.
ANTr,I House wllhalx or feven rooms,
buver wuitlne. A srood saloon or rnntau.
rsut. hevLial lots for bi.lldliig purposes,
bu) era welling. If you have a business place
iur tuie i wiu nnu jou a purrnaser joiin p'.
r'l( r. jt-si rotate ivxcnsnge, ttoom 4, nob
bine' Jiuildlng, Hbtcandeah, l'a. 2-13-tf
HOUME AND LOTb POTt SALE. Eight
lots, 84 stc ry house with 2M story kitchen,
large i-hed, two good wells sod stream of water
ruunlng through the property; nice tearing
trull trees: lots in good Mate of cultivation:
known formerly as Park Hotel. Suitable for
any uina or Business, r or further particulars
wrue or can ou
MRS. L. II PiailER,
l-'JMm Drandonvllle. Sch. Co. Pa.
.Ms'I'ATE OK JOHN SOBOLObKY, De-
ceased Letters of admlnlfitratiou on the
oxuueouonn 0DotOJlKv. late of the bornuch
vnnla, deceatcd, have Dcm granted to Walter
W. Rynkiewlcz, residing In said borough, to
whom all persons Indebted to said estate are
requested lo niuk payment and thesi having
ol lms urdeo.auds will make known the same
witnout aeisy, or to tho dmlnlstrators attor
ne, J. It. Uoyle. Bhenaudoah, Pa.
WALTER W. RYT-KIEWICZ.
Administrator
Maroh .1, 1S.0I. 3S-Stoair,
Ulll'rOlUi1 NOTll'E In the Urnlnns'
n iuu c,nLt, u, umry dujue, ueceanea. ine
uauerniuntu Auuuur appoiniea by the said
Court to wake distribution of tne fU' ds In the
hands of M M. Burke, Adnrinltti a tor of the said
estate, will meet all nanus Interested therein,
on Haturday, the third day tf March, lsl,
9 a. m., at his cilia, rooms Nos 1 and X seoonr.
floor, lleddall building, on the northwest corner
of Main and Centre streets, Shenandoah, Pa.,
when and where all claims muit be presented
before the Auditor, or elso be forever debarred
from coming In upon said funds
Jonn H. Cotle, Auditor.
Bhenaudoah, Pa., Feb, 12, 1KH. 2 I2-3t-oa
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securellargefcpbotographs of the ehoice
pictures.
Ths result is "Masteiii-ikcks from
thk Art Gali.ejuks op tub Would."
The original idea was toissuo the book
In parts just as is now being done; but to
charge f2.B0 a part or $100.00 iu all.
Now, a syndicate of newspaper pub
llsherB has purohased the photographs
and plates and is Issuing them to "Boom
Circulation."
uTMng of Beauty j
nd "Women and Seenia Eyery'
jJejonu all MeAaura.
thi
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Baf.
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Sees fii
Now, every one may have this magni
ficent work whloh was originally intended
for the rich man's palace.
Such is tho force of nineteenth century
inveution, machinery, enterprise, and
desire for circulation.
For the first part, bring to this office
one of the coupons printed on page 4 and
10 cents.
For s tbsoquont parts, send six coupons
and 10 cents.
Out of towu readers may send their
coupons aud money by lottor to us and
the parts will ho mailed to them direct
from New York. ,
Every Jay a coupon will be printed on '
tho fourth page of this paper. For tblj
fikbt, you require only one of these coul
pons, give tho others to different frleudi"
who should be renders of this paper.
Induce them to bring the coupons to the
office and seoure the first part of "Mas
terpieces." After that we aro quite sure they will
take aud read tho papor regularly to
obtain tho other parts.
Every one who has seen the part says
that It Is well worth two dollars.
Wo roly upon tho inorease of subscrip
tions to repay us for our expense
Therefore we ask you to give tho extra
coupons this week to jour frieuds and
havo them get the first part. We know
that when thoy got the first they will
want all tho others and will have to take
the paper regularly to get the coupons.
That Is tho whole Idea.
Do not be uneasy if you do not reoeive
your mall order for a few days. The
demand is to great that it Is aometimea
imtiossible to keep trp with onlera.
9 &
A Joy Foreirer,"