Evening Herald.
TiuntsnxT, mauch ir, m.
tin lir.uioN.
MAHANOY OITX.
Mrs. Kerns, tlio milliner, 1ms returned
from Washington, 1). C, nnd reports
l.nvliu. tinil n tunHt. PflloVnltlu VHCIltlOtl.
She viHitc-a tliu President's oillco, found , jirs. Edward SUIImnn. Jr., Is visiting
MAHANOT CITT, March IB.
O. H. Goodman left for Now York City
Inst evening.
FIGHT WITH A MOOSE. Ufl ESSY Way tO ECDH01Z0.
THIRD EDITION
Mnreli, April, liny
Mn--li, April mid May lire the arches of
a bri ' ;e which lilnd tlie season of ico to
that of roses. Therefore spring Is a try
ing I. me for the average person. The
tiyste'n at this season needs cleansing; to
innve the Impurities from the blood,
euro the growing trouble, constipation,
nnd you will be able to battle with the
coming season in perfect health. Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorite Itemed?, more
than any other medicine, will do this for
you. It will purify and dissolve the ex
cess of uric ncid in the blood, dispel that
worn out feeling, inako you sleep nnd eat
well. It is prescribed by physicians for
just this purpose. Druggists sell it for
$1 a bottle.
(Sroverout, but saw Mrs. Cleveland In the relatives at Alletitowti
White House; met Lsthernlid Haby num. ... K ews n,t MrB,
and hnsa bouiiuettnattne nurse piuchcu o lillRt j,lmnoy avenue,
lor ik r mint mu , unu jiu'
Mrs. Kerns also met the last d
f (imirue Washington, an old
who runs a cigar stand and sells his pho
tograph In one of the government uuiiu
ings. lie is the grandchild of Cleorgo
Washington's nephew and has a strong
resemiiliince to tnu miner oi our country.
She visited the mint, rllmbed the dir..y
hi ights of the Washington monument,
and also visited the Navy Yard. She
licard (ialusha A. tirow deliver a touch
ing address on the poor old soldier and
A BATTLE TO THE DEATH WITH A I
GIANT OF THE FOHEST.
A 8HHNANIH1AII WOMAN'S METHOD
Or SAVINtl Till'. llOLI.AHS.
1'AltK I.AUH.
Miss Kate Snyder visited friend9 in
Mahanoy City and Delano.
William Sykes has returned from
Wilkes I Jarre.
.loli ii Dillon paid n visit to Mahanoy
friends.
Miss Antiio Kearns is visiting friends
in Silver llrook.
Miss Emily Schwartz was it guest of
Malmnoy City friends.
Mrs. Wntkins is recovering from her
Illness.
Mrs. Weeks spent Tuesday In Ashland.
Martin Calplu, of Delnno, visited friends
nt tins place.
T. .1. llroderlck, of Mahanoy City, was
tho guest of I'. T. Campbell.
Misses Ella and Dora Glennon are visit
ing friends In Ilcckschervlllu.
I'. T. Campbell visited friends In Turkey
Hun and Shennndoah.
t he peti'lon,
The "Dii.nler" nt Mahanoy City opera
house this evening will be largely nt
tended by our theatre-goers.
P. .1. Moore, ted it or of the Weekly Item,
of Frnckville, spent n few hours In town
yesterday.
Hev. Otto llrnnt. of Mahanoy City, was
tho guest of J. 11. Hitlgers yesterday
afternoon,
O. C. Lowls,
ncoointmnlcd
use garden. , Mrf) Tletsworth and Miss Van Horn,
de-cendant 0l bouUl M(Ul gtreeli visited l'ottsvllle
iil?'X',Metidstoday.
John Mcllrenrty and Howard Williams,
of Ashland, made social culls here yester
day. Dr. J. Garnet Mertis. the West Centre
street oculist and optician, has placed a
handsome gold sign of new design In his
front window.
Charles Fleck, of Tnmaqun, greeted
friends here on eiluesuay,
Kx-Chief liurgess J. J. lloblu.of Gllber-1
ton, was in town last evening.
Miss Margaret llrosnahan, of Hranch
dale, who Is the guest of the Miss Kear
dons, has accepted a position n teacher of
Methods in the Millersvllle Statu Normal
School.
Fred Kudel transacted business in
Ashland this morning.
Ml.. Mu.... IVf'Mtmn,. nt lSnnf. P.-Iilrn
A eri pleasant sociable was held at Lr.,t . iK'rPceivInif clerical instruction at
tho home of Miss Kate Mnhaney on lues- tll0 .,ost 0n,ire.
lllltClllll'B Cff.
When seeking a nent and well conducted
cafe, go to IlurchilPs, corner Main and
Coal streets. Polite and prompt atten
tlon.
luu Daby slcK, we etc nor Casweti.
UTion (ho mm a CliilJ. she cried forCostorfet.
"bea hs became Mlas, the clum to Castofi.
fbta the nad Children, she sarethamOaeterti
QIIAKAKK.
Misses Lizzie llouser, Ida llcltz nnd
Mninie Stneb, of liamesvllle, visited
Quakake friends yesterday.
Four respectable boarders wanted at
William Kvelnnd's. Apply nt once.
Miss Mary Ncifert has returned from a
two weeks visit to r reelaiiu.
The Union Aid Society will hold thel
second liicetlin. in the newly rented hall
this week when an diction of otllcers will
take place.
Mrs. S. Neifert and Mi's. S. Dowers
called upon Delano friends yesterday.
lioland Neifert relieved telegraphc
Clarence Hosier at Hank's crossing oil1''
on Salurdav night nnd expects to "hold
lo.Mi"toa job again to-morrow night,
Coupon ISo. SG.
"KasUrpiEces Frcm the
Art dalhiiu of the World,"
"umbers Cliarigcd Dailyo
Send or bring to the ofllce ot this
Paper one Coupon, togethir ivilh ten
cents in money, and you U1 receive
the great Portfolio of Art.
) post I
It. T. Clnyton, V. Fitzer and Klmer
Hrode. crack pigeon shots from Tnnianun,
culled upon local sportsmen yesterday.
William Eneky, of Dutler Valley, near
Ila.letnn, was yesterday thoguestof Mrs.
J. A. Latham and other friends.
Doctor Snllada, of Pottsvllle, passed
through town yesterday.
Professor T. J. Watson has formed a
mandolin, guitar nnd banjo club of ten
members.
II. C. Dntter. airent for the P. &. It. H.
It. nt St. Nicholas, was about town last
evening.
Dr. llrendle is visiting In Philadelphia.
Michael Haughney transacted business
in Shamokin yesterday.
Denjamln Gould, agent for the L. V. it.
H. at Mt. Carniel, wns in town yosterday.
itnv iiv-fiitnLf. 'I'lm-ie 111-eseut were tho
Misses Hannah, llridget and Mary Hlor
dati, Ella and Hnntiah Ilrosiinhan,
Messrs. P. .1. nnd T. .1. Malmney nnd T.
II. llrosnahan.
Garrett Keating attended the funeral
of Daniel Malone at Now Philadelphia
yesterday.
Miss llridget Ctttitwcll pnid a business
trip to Malianoy City yesterday morn
ing. Arthur Hroclus, who Is on the sick list,
Is convalescing.
Messrs. Joe Kehoe, David llrown nnd
Thomas ,1. McDonnld passed through
town on ttielrwayio at. -xicuoins, ii " ""is'" ,
uny evening.
.1 It lilltirvrs. Into of town, wns in
nu-n vestei-ilnv nrran-dnL. to 1110VO his
household goods to Ilnngor where he will
take up his residence.
Ex-Councilman Stone wns a Malianoy
City visitor Inst evening.
II .T. fiiepii. n hustllti-r Insurance agent
of Slieiiandonh, called on his friend, Mr.
tMiuiery, jesioriiui. James Cnffertv. one of our former
Charles ltlce, employed as inside driver towns.nen. but now a member of tho
nt liilberton colliery, was seriously in- United States marines at Doston, Mass.,
ured yesterday by being kicked nnoui r(.trned vesterdav after gnendlnir a few
me nice uy a mine. plcasnnt wceKs Here.
Walter Scott .Mciiiuness nnu .iniues.
A null Enraueil by R Stmt That Only
t Grand lllni l'oui;tit I.ikn a 1'iiry A
nuiiUr'sCaliaillan ISsticrlrncn Wlileh lis
Would Not Care to Duplicate,
Within 30 hours' ride of Chicago, at Lake
Ttmltcouta, a beautiful little sheet of wa
ter In ths province of Quebec, Is one of tho
flutst binning grounds In the world. It is
a, region abounding with deer, moose, cari
bou and other wild animals.
Dr. ChnrUs Granville, on English physi
cian who reildes on the lake, had nn adven
ture with a gigantic bull moosu that rivals
in excitement any of the blood curdling
hunting stories which tlio wild west could
furnish. Ono night a party of the doctor's
friends arrived from Chicago nnd told him
he must give them some hunting. Glppo
Tippe, a French Canadian whose knowl
edge of woodcraft amounts to second na
ture, said that he had found tracks of a big
mooe on ths shore of Lake Squatic. Lake
Squatlo is about 10 mile dlstaut from No
; tro Dame dit Lao.
At 3 o'clock the next morning thophysl-
1 clan aroused his suit, and they took their
AMUSEMENTS.
New CIothlnE Jlnile rinlil Old by Ulsllinml
Djo-print li Suits suit Wrspi
tVI'h Mi Kip. lev l"r New .Matirlul
Uteislnii Will With f.Mfe Mo !'
In theso hard times a Shenandoah wo
man hns found Diamond dyes the greatest
help In economising. With their nlr, her
husband, her children nnd hcrseli nave
dressed comfortably, although nearly nil
the clothing; was old material, dyed over.
Diamond dyos mnko such beautiful col
ors that goods dyed with them cannot bo
told from new. Any one can use them, as
tho directions are so plain nndslmplotlint
no skill Is needed. Tlio color is there to
stay, mid will not wnsh, wonr, or fade
out.
Silk, cotton, wool, drosses, cloaks.stock-
lugs, feathers, laces, carpet rags, are all
eisily colored by Diamond dyes. They
nro specially prepared for homo use, and
the makers guarantee them the strongest
and fastest of all dyes. Use a packngo
and see how easy It Is to dye at home.
jrjlKltQUSON'B THKATKE.
P, 1. rEBOUSON, MAWAOBH.
Ono solid week, commencing
MONDAY, MARCH 12th, 1894.
HauficE Diieto'g piagei
Supporting
Uzzit May lilmeu I
In P.epertotrc.1
Change of piny each night.
To-mght: "Ths Damt s."
To-morrow night Walters and Casey, of
town, Alll Ring their latest songs be
tween the acts.
Saturday Matinee for Children, lOcts.
Prlccft, in, 20 and 30 Cents
Reserved t'att at Klrlln drus store.
JpKKaUSON'8 THKATKE.
P. J. milGUSON, UAHAQER.
t ' t 1.1-1. nl. 1l....,n,w1 nn nrtt.lntit t,n i-l-n tro I
placostntue oircu oars cauoa nmcu uau .......v.. 1 r I t. rm,TTi A tt "syr A nnrr nn in
been provided for their accommodation. In dyes, nnd no one should nccept nny of the 1VLUJN JJA I 1V1 AilUli lo 4.
ths party were T. F. I'leduew 01 Lacrosse inferior substitutes that aro sometimes
Go and hear "Hi, Waiter," as rendered
by McElhoimy'ti phonograph. ;i-U-tf
tUNTHAIil V.
Mnnlev. two well known sports of Slien-
andoah. missed through here en route lor
uirardville last evening.
I'liomns llevnn. formerly of this place.
but now of Tacomn, Wash., is the guest of
Ins brother Joe.
MAHANOY 1'I.ANK.
Misses Katie Cliinev and Mary Farrcll,
of Mai.cville, and Liz.io McLauglilin, of
I'ottsvil e. v sited lternard rnrrell, at tne
Miners' Hospital yesterday afternoon.
A. G. Dibble, a llaltiiuore oyster dealer,
transacted business here yesterday. Mr.
Dibble says Schuylkill is the greatest
oyster eating county lie travels 111 and
that lie Imd placed about &,uuu barrels in
its vicinity this winter.
Tho Horouuh Council will hold a
speuial meeting this evening. Ilusmessof
importance will be transacted.
Col. George L. Hrown, of Minersville,
nnd his nieco. Miss Kssie Drown, passed
through town on his way to Milton.
Operator John J. Golf visited friends in
iUnli.'tnoy uny nisi evening.
Dr. Flagg, the liver pad man, is holding
forth in Hoy Inn's hall.
Superiuteiidant II. F. Dertolet, with a
special train, iuspectwl tin) Catawissa
branch yesterday. Conductor Daniel
Dougherty had charge of the train.
Conductor John J. Stephen hns returned,
nfter spending a few days in New York,
withliis sons, who are attending school in
that city.
Hear Hidgo colliery employes were paid
yesterday and reviutl business some
what.
Matthew Parrel 1 bus opened " shoe
store at Kaier's building 011 llridgo street.
Helen Maurer has returned from a
visit of several weeks duration to friends
in Newnrk, N. J.
G. T. Llewullyn, of Mnhnnny City, was
among the visitors here yesterday after
noon.
The Misses Fnrrell hnvo removed their
shoe emporium irom Maiu to Bridge
street.
Michael McGrnth bnd a foot crushed at
West Hear Hidge colliery yesterday morn
ing. Mi Grath was standing beside a car
of limber when an iron bar slipped oil
tlie car, ono end striking his foot nnd
cutting into tlie shoe and the llesh,
causing h painful wound. Ho wns re
moved to his home in the West wurd.
Henrv Ilerskovlts.thehustllni' editor of
tlie Centralia Journal, was In Mt. Carmel
this morning.
Centralia and Logan collieries nro idle
to-day on account of having no empty
cars.
Dr. Thomas Curry, of Philadelphia,
relumed yesterday after a few days viit
to town as tho guest of Hon. C. G.
Murphy.
' Charles Strausser spent Wednesday
among friends in Shamokin.
Onr new hotel keeper, J. S. Good, runs
a bus to tho depot to meet every train.
M'KANE'S METHODS.
Series No. V.
4
P- It-
tile JVIagic City
Coupon No. 44
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ptT Cut out one of theso Coupons
and mail or bring them In person
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Lbo delivered to you.
w Around
Moyagi
The World!
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Numbers change daily.
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seven different nu hurt are accumu
lated, then bring or forward them to
gether with Seven Cents to this
ofllce oud you lll receive tho portfolio
as adfertl.ed. Call and are guinple.
F. K. Zerby wns a visitor to Mt,
mel to-ilny.
The Pucker collieries will be idle on
Friday and Saturday of tliis week. Pay
for the last half of February will be made
on Friday, Kith inst., commencing D:30a.
m. nnd close i.':lii p. m.
William D. Jones spent last evening in
Hrownsville.
Michael McDonald, tho popular young
bni-eball plajer, is lying at Ills home criti
cally ill with pneumonia. It is hoped he
will lecover shortly.
Michael McF.utyre, Samuel Small, Jr.,
F.d win 1). St rouse and Herman V.
Hesse were Shenandoah visitors last
evening.
Anthony Flannery spent last evening
with lady friends nt Girardvllle.
John Daggett, a prominent liveryman of
Gilberton, wns the guest of his brother,
ltev. P. F. Daggett, of this place yoster
day. J. D. McDonald, the prominent tele
graph manipulator, spent last evening
as the guest of .Miss Annie V. Noone, who
is nlso a "lightning jerker."
Geo. lteddnll. of Shenandoah, transacted
business hero Tuesday.
Samuel Steinbach, of thoengineer corps,
is an expert mandolin player.
Mrs. M. W Price and Miss Annie John
son wero visitors Knst Tuesday evening.
Jas. M. liiley, the fiddler of Hrowns
ville, is receiving numerous letters from
our people here for engagements of tho
famous Hiley orchestra. They have many
admirers.
Marlon llrown, the pretty young daugh
ter of A. D. lirown, has fully recovered
from her attack of sickness.
Hen. S. Daddow, of Shennndoah, spent
Wcdnesdny evening ut tho Small resi
dence. Col. I). P. llrown and wife, and W. II.
Kaercher and wife attended the funeral
of the late Chas. Diuitiiick nt Pottsvllle
this morning.
Intimations of Ilcfnlratlnn on "r.lrctrla
Lighting nnd Llcetim. Fundi.
Hrooiu.yx, March IS. Lawyer George
F. Klllott, counsel for the cIUmuh' com
mittee of Gravn-md, who is helping the
committee to investigate tho finances of
Gravusend, will apply to the supremo
court and make a demand on John Y. Mi
Kane or his aN .ntants for permission to
inspect the books and papers of McICaue.
If he succeeds in getting these documwnts
the information will be used later when
action will be brought on tho part ot the
taxpayers against the town illeiaU of
Gravesend. Mr. Klllott claims that Con
troller O'Hourke, b. S. Williamson and
James JIuKane, brother of the ex-chief,
have the books h wants to inspect.
The contract pricu lor the electric light
plant, was SUO.UOO, and the records show
that McKane drew a requisition for $200,
DO0, nJU'Kiiig that that sum was to bo put
in the building ai-d plant. The sum was
allowed on thai requisition, and on this
rqui dtion McWauo drew out at dlfferant
times the sum 'if sy,(X)0. The sum of
20,01X1 was paid just before election. The
court will be aked by the committoe to
investigate what work was douo on this
plant. The question now is whether tho
requisition wis not tVLWO too much.
If tho saloons on Coney Island all paid
In a license the sum would amount to tl'i,
000 a year, but Coi usellor Elliott says he
has discovered that all that was turned in
the county treasury was J3.500. It Is also
said that some of the saloon keepers had
to pay exorbitant demand to run their
places.
Only th Mtarrt and Ktrlpnl.
Bbooklth, Marih 16. Mayor Schiren
expresses himself us J oily determined to
maintain the position he has taken in re
fusing to allow th li if- . .' ig to be raised
on the city hall on Si. 1 .mi i ick's Day, not
withstanding ths resolunon passed at the
recent meeting of the board of aldermen
Without his approval the resolution is In
operative, and the passage or the resolu
tion over his veto cannot be done until ten
dnys have t-lapsod. Mayor Schiren says
he is actuated only by what he believes to
bo the spirit of crue merica iism. No
other country would consent to have the
Stars and Stripes uoistedoua public build
lug on tho 4th of July, and he could not
consistently allow any flag other than tiie
btars and Stripes to be raised.
and George T. Howlandsof Chicago. Glppe
Tlppa and another guide acconipanieu me
party.
After an hour's steady work the canoo de
bouchad from the lake into the Squatic
river, where the high banks towered nloft
fringed with oak and plno. Twenty min
utes' bard paddling, and tho voyagers
emerged upon broad sheet of water, the
gently sloping- shores of which were fringed
with deep woods.
Enjoining the strloUst silence upon the
occupants of both canoes, the doctor directs
ed tho boatmen toward the left bauk of the
lake. Taking Mr. Plodnow with him, Dr.
Granville stepped out on the shore. Mr.
Howlands followed, accompanied by Gippe
Tippe. All pushed at ones quickly but si
lently forward. It was hardly daylight in
the dense forest.
Suddenly, just as the party of four men
reached tho idee of an open glade, there
wns a queer sound heard.
"Youerl Youer!"
It wns tho cry of the male mooss calling
to its mate. Instantly Glppe dropped on
hit knees, and puttlnrj two very dirty fln
flers almost entirely within his mouth gave
forth tbc answering cry of the female:
"Youee! Youeel"
From the direction of the sounds it seemed
as If the animal was only a few yards right
ahead. Everyone was on the very tlptoeof
expectation It was Dr. Granville's wish to
civs his gueBts the first chance at n shot,
and he moved Plednow and Howlands to
the front. As they crept quietly along
through the underbrush skirting tho
glades the surface of a small green knoll
was exposed against a background ot gray
sky for a moment. Ou the top of the knoll.
with Its splendid head erect and Its great
antlers branching aloft, was a superb bull
moois. The doctor moved aside to permit
Mr. Plednow to come up.
Aim lust below the Bboulder," whisper
ed the physician.
Plednow caught his breath and put his
rifle up to his shoulder, where it beemed to
stay for an eternity. At last ne puilcu tne
trlguer. There was a loud report. The
bull, stricken above the shoulder, stnggered
a moment, and giving vent to aloud bellow
of defiance turned around on his haunches.
Mr. Plednow's bullet had merely scraped
him. Wlthasnort of rage nnd defiance, tho
Infuriated animal charged down the slope.
Scatter for your lives," shouted Gippe,
kept by dealers for a larger profit. Many I
of the dycstuilB in Diamond dyes aro
original discoveries that simplify the
work, and cannot be had In other dyes.
Insist on having the Diamond, and you
will nlways bo successful In home-djeing.
Uny Keystone flour. Be sure that the
name LliBSIO & lUnit, Ashland. Pa., is
printed on every sack. 3-3-3taw
A Voioo From Florida
nr. W. V. Uv. um. Live Oas. Florida. T
(led F1K Oil Is ono of tbe mtst suconMro!
pain cures vesell. It's an minMlmg remedy
lor Rheumatism, Neuralila and pialns.
Keil Fins; Oil costs 25 cents. Pt.ld at I'. I'. 11
Klrlln's drnir store.
Return engngemcnt.
Cosgrove & Grant's Comedians
In the brlghest of all
farce comedies,
The DAZZLER!
Its fourth year of success, with its wealth
oi clever comeciinns, preiry gins,
catchy music and hand
some costumes.
Three Solid Hours of Fan rii Uasio.
Pricen, 95, 35 5 75 CtH.
Rf lervrd sirstt t If trim's rtnic store.
Confirmed with n Proviso.
WASHINGTON, March 15. The senate
confirmed the nomination of J. Marshall
Wright as naval officer at Philadelphia,
but reserved the right to reconsider
found desirable. Mention wns made of an
anonymous letter received by senators ac
cusing Wright of having expressed grati
fication at Linooln's death, and it was
stated that uudtr o-j'inary circumstances
no attention would paid to such a com
muuicatiou, but. tnat in this instance the
writer had said that there woro charges nu
file with the presidetitconllrnintoryof this
charge. Hence, it was suggested that in
vestigatlon should bo made as to the ex
istence of theso charges, which Is to be
done before the confirmation is officially
auuouuced.
80
CENTS PER YARD
For all-wool
Ingrain CirpctH.
S5e, 40eand Mc per yard for Hon.--uiade llae
i urpns that will wash at
. 0. Fricka's Carpot Store,
10 Booth Jardln Street,
Hear In Mind
John A. Iteilly's is the place to get the I that nothing would lie done before Mou-
A llerUlmt l.'xpertetl on Mouday,
Tiienion, March 15. The great argu
tneut before the supremo court In the sen
ate muddle enmo to a close yesterday
afternoon, after lasting for five days, and
in which seven of the lending counsel be
fore tho bar of Now Jersey have partici
pated. The court gave no Indication o
what its decision might be, except that
the chief justice stated after adjournment
purest wines and liquors, best beer and
ales and finest brands of cigars.
A bad oojgb or rold calls lor a eood remedy
-me euro lor It. F. r Couelis. Colds, l.u I
Urlppe and t'ousuniplton, a je'let and
per natieut cure Is t'sn-llun, the worst cak.'
yield to Us bfallnu properties ' 'osts 12 rents.
t'an-Tluals sold at P. P. 11, Kirliu'sdrun
ilare.
done at Holder-
I Get your repairing
1 man's.
day, ns the court would not hold any con
ference upon the matter before that time.
Lake Navigation Keoptmed.
BUFFALO. March 15. - Tho steamer G
Hudley started today for Toledo, to load
with grain lor llutfnlo. This makes ui
opening of navigation just one month
earlier than last year and tho earliest open,
lng on reoord.
4 Sparring
and Athletic
f Tournament
MISCELLANEOUS.
7
V
?OIt HALE. A good horse for sale, cheap
street, rhenasdoih.
Apply to M P. Conry,
31 Houih Mum
3 81w
Under tho nuspices of the
Shenandoah Athletic Cluh
Ferguson's Theatre, Shenandoah,
Tuesday Evening, March 20th :
FOR HALE Chesp. A good tent, suitable for
flslitnff narttes. Aimlv at Kerse's Auction
snfl Commlstlon Ilous, West Centre street, tr
BOTH WANTED. Twenty are ore uoys
wanted to carry the Kvkhihc HrAi,n.
Apply at once at this offlei.
WANTED. House with sli or .'even rooms,
buyer waiting. A good saloon or restau
rant, several lots for DMiwr-ir purpuras,
bujers wsliiPK. If you hate a business i laco
lor sale iwiunna jou apurruMoi-r uuni.
FlunaT, Heal Estate Exchange, Itoom 4, Hob
bins' llulldlog, Mhtnandoali, Pa. 2-13-tf
F
Among those who will appear are P. F.
Clearv. chamnion heavy-weight of Mali
nuoy Ulty, who win spar an uiiKnown
trnm unzieron: nan it onion, cnammon
middle weicht of the conl region, will
meet Jerry Sullivnti, champion light-
region will appear and tlie management
assures nil a first class entertainment.
Admission, 2B and BO Cents.
Is Now Ready for Delivery.
CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT
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Plednow, however, though a bad shot,
stood bis, ground. He looked as if ho was
entirely accustomed to encounters of the
kind as be again rnlseti nis rule.
"I have got auother barrel," hesald calm-
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The doctor was hanlly the man to uesert
his guest in such an emergency, but ho
knew that the best shot in the world could
not hit a charging moose in that kind of
light. The next moment he hud seized
Plednow, who is a small man, around the
waist, threw him over his shoulder and ran
for his life, ran as ono would tulut It Im
possible for a man to run burdened with a
rifle and a fellow being. After the two
came the moose, crashing turougu tne
bushes as it they wcro grass In n hayfield.
There was a little hollow or depression half
filled with dead leaves and branches, and
into this crashed the doctor and his friend,
and both fell. The next moment the moose
was on top of them.
With one of Us sharp lore leet llrmly
planted on Plednow's chest, whom the
blow had knocked unconscious, the mooso
endeavored to transfix him with its sharp
antler points. Gippe and Howlands both
leveled their lilies, but mixed Indiscriml
nately with moose and flying branches the
doctor was seen engaged in a terrific hand
to hand fight with the enraged animal. To
shoot was out of the question.
In the finco rush of the animal, which
had sent Plednow nnd the doctor bead over
heels into the little hollow, the doctor's rifle
had been sent skimming from his hand in
to the bushes. But it would havo been a
useless weapon iu that close encounter.
With one hand grasping the left antler of
the moose close to its enormous head, with
the other the plucky physician drew his
long hunting knife and plunged tt forward
into the bull's shoulder. It missed making
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INSTATE OF JOHN SOIIOLOHKY, De
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estate of John Soboioskv. lati of ths borough
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vania, decca'ed, have hern gractea 10 wsuer
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First-class work and repairing of all kinds
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HENANDOAH, PENNU
Wheelwright and Blacksmithing
SHOP,
any kind of a wound that served to do more n mi r a .1.1 .' c
than doubly euraco the maddened animal, rear Alley, Hear Uetitiall S it1 Ore,
With a lunue of its sharueued forefoot it
struck the doctor just above the knee, crip- Uetween Centre and Lloyd Sts.
pling him for tho moment and rolling him
over like a log. '
At this moment a bullet from Glppe'g
rlllo struck the moose on the right flank,
and in its deperate and headlong ehatge
upon the fallen man It swerved slightly.
As the moose reached htm the doctor re
gained his feet and sprang on one side, but
the giant antler caught him and tossed him
on one side like a feather.
The next thing he kuewhehadthe moose
around the neck, and then he realized that
the struggle must end soon, for he was be
totnluc rnpidly exhausted. Leaning far
over, he slashed viciously at tho autmal
and succeeded iu severing the tendon achil
les in both its fore legs. The moose uttered
a loud bellow nnd fell to its knees. Froth
ran from its mouth, and its great red tongue
dropped lolling from Its black lips.
Just then Gippe run up, and placing the
muzzle of his rifle against the animal's
side pulled the trigger. When the doctor
came to, Howlatids was bathing his face
with water, and Uippe wns cooking moose
steaks uvi r a lire in the little clearing. No
bones were broken, but the animal had fall
en clear over on the physician and bruised
him badly. Cutcago Journal.
Will issuo their
Fifth Series on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21st, 1894T,
NEW SERIES OF
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Saying Fund Ski !
The Citizens' IIuildino anp Loan As
sociation of Shenandoah, l'a., will Issue
u new series, the 12th, commencing
Tuesday, March 20th, 1894,
On which dnv the subscription books will
be onen between the hours of 2 nnd 5
o'clock p. in., at theolliceof theSectetnry,
U. W. llengler, l'JT Aorui .Main street.
jjio. ju'.i.ij, i-resiuont.
GEORGE W. JOB SON,
LOST CHEEK, V.
PhotoctraDhers claim that they can take rianos and organs repalrfd, Orders left at ' fear I V. and Elcctrlo railways, The
a picture of u rifle ball traveling at therate ' orth Main street. Shenandoah, will receive "nest brands of cigars, whiskies, porter.
gtSflVitetvertecoui. I prompt attention, beer and ale on hand.
WARREN J. PORTZ.
taJPiano Tuner.
Shnros can be purchased at the ofllce of
J. It. Coyle, Esq., in the Beddall build
ing, between the hours of 5 nnd 8 p. in.
Only 400 shares will be sold.
DAVID MORGAN,
President.
J. P. KNAIT, Secy. 7-10-13-15.17-10-2
Piatt's Popular Saloon,
(Formerly Joe Wyalt's)
19 and 21 West Oak Street
SHENANDOAH, PA.
The bar Is stockf d with the best beer porter.
FOB SALE,
Leather and Finding Store.
Good reason given for selling. Buyer
may examine bookB.
Lkatjieu Stoke,
Ferguson House Iluilding.
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