The Evening Herald.
Published dally, oxcept Sunday by
nmtAT.i) I'unr.isiiiKO company.
Publication offloe nml mechanical department,
2,t" Unst Coal Streot.
week, payable to the carriers llyi -til, Throe
Dollars a year or Twenty-live cents . r month,
in advance.
Aiiri-rttunni-Hl charged according to Rpoe
nd position.. The publishers resi-rvi-' i right
to change the position of advertisement iwteen
ever the publication of news rni'ilres The
right is also reserved to rojeet ,ny mwertlse
ment, whether paid for or not. thai ho pub
lishers may deem Improper. Adertl jg rates
made known upon application
would rent. The Income tax, ns proposed
would kcop Ills nose nt the grind"'01'
for at least eight months longer, that la
to say, tho term of the seolety would be
extttoded by tho tax gatherer about eight
months." Since, according to LnborCom-
.llnHn. V..I..1.i II.... I. ,,11.11,,,. .!..
s delivered In alien mdoah and 1 " ' "
. rounding towns for Six Cents Mm in thirty stntes hnve l,0r3,450 members,
';. BRECKINRIDGE'S (M
Inoroaaod" Intorost in tho Groat
Braaoh' of Promisa Trial,
With net nssets of 1 100,816, 405, It can bo
yery easily feen that the income tax will
afreet Try many poor men who are striv
ing to obtain homes (or themaelvra and
familial.
ANOTHER DAT OF DEPOSITIONS,
is second closs mall matter.
Til IS 1SVJSN1NO II Kit ATM,
Shenandoah, l'cnna
Hon. John J. CorLK Is seoklng tho
nomination for Scnntor In the 30th dln-
trlet on tho llcpubllcnn ticket and Is ono
Entcrod at tho post office at Shenandoah, I'a., I ot the strongest men yet mentioned In
that oonncctlon. Although n young man,
he has had considerable experience In
business and political circles and was
frequently complimented by tho press,
Ills oollengues nnd constituents for the
able manner In which ho discharged his
duties In the lust legislature an tho re
reientatlvo from the First district. He Is
active, industrious, enterprising, pains
taking nnd straightforward.
Attempts t from mtt Alibi Certain
tflglits an O.rlslf Katun Wk Mist
folUrd Bad T.itlfle.1 That th Colon. I i ment nm0B memJjtirtut the local bar,
Wat with IIr In l.rlnBton.
JleAiirtfitl by tits Coitnsnl.
CshAK ItAl'lDH, In., March l7. At ther
opoiitrig of the April trm of the district
court Colonel Clinrles W. flnrlte.of Cedar
I(apid, niltiotlticed the' withdrawal of
himself nnd Hon. G. "W. Hilrnlmtp, of
Vint nu, ae compel for the defenie In the
case of Btate vs. D. 0. Kainscy, grand
chief of the Order of Hnllwny Telegraph
ers, for cutting the telegraph wires of the
llnrllngton, Cnlnr Ilapids mtd1 Northern.
As these gentlemen were supposed to b
Kntnsay'K main strength In Kills case,
which means eo-mncli to hitn aniV his or
der, their action has created tnueh com-
Rfndrnt Taylor Still III CustiMty.
Ithaca. N. Y.. March S7. V. L. Taylor,
the member of tho sophomore class at
Evening Herald.
TUKSDAY. MAHCH 27, 18!)4.
UIlADQUAltTKISB
Hhpuiilican Static CosiMiTTi'.n,
Philadelphia, Feb. 31, "Jl.
2b the Republican Electors o Peniuylvanla :
I am directed by tho llcpubllcnn Stats
I ximmltleo to niiliounco mat, tnu itupuuu
enns of I'ennsvlvniiln. by their duly
rhnsen renresentativeH. will meet In
BtJito convention at llnrrlsliurg, l'a., on
Wednesday, May 23, at 11 o'clock a. in.,
for tho following pnrpow, to wit :
For the nomination of candidates ro
unpr.tlvelv for (Jovernor. Lieutenant-Oov-
emor, two members of Congress from the
Ntate at large, Auditor (iencral, Secretary
ot Internal Affairs, and for the transaction
of sucb other business as may no pre
rented.
Attention Is called to tho rule adopted
at the State Convention of lH'.ill providing
lor tlio oasis or representation as IoIIowh
Representations in future state conven
tions shall be based upon tho vote cast at
A Bin. has been Introduced In the Ohio
Legislature for the ringing of n bell In
every city and Incorporated town ovciy
evening nt 0 o'clock, as a notice that all
children under 10 years of ago must leave
the) streets. Such should bo the law every
where. It would ho a very good law here
If rigorously enforced. All rlght-mlndod
parents would or should welcome It. Of
course no such regulations would apply
to children being In tho streets nt later
hours if in charge of parents or others
WasBikotoN, March IT. General Cox
ey' Army of the Commonweal has baen
, I .. .4.. 4. I . . . 1 ..
uu iuui v luttcniui 111 Mill AUIII1K IU II1IL, , , . . I.a J a
miwellaneou. .ggregatlorr of celebrities Cornell university who was comml ted to
than was the Pollard-nreckinrldg. trll for contc-nipt .f court In refusing-to
' answer nnesuons in rriruru to me iiuisuu-
ing of the colored woman Jackhon at th
time of the dinner of the freshmen clnrei
left lrer yesterday for Watkins, where hlr
case was heard At Watkins Justice
Walter Fiord Smith heard the argument
In the habeas corpus jiroi "rdlngs for Tay
lor release. He reserved bis decision nnd
remamredi Taylor to the custody of the
sheriff of Tompkins county pending th
decision
Vrtord by Governor Wert.
TnBNTOK, March 27. Governor Wert
Imt night sent, to the houwe the bill which
ref.alH what Ik known as tlie (iuttenburg
justice of the peni law, with his objec
tions thereto The repealor was regarded
rs la a line with the other rnf e tratk re
pealm The hiw permitted tny one ar
rested on the- nice track or eNewhere to
M-lect what jusnit o of the peace they would
be arraigned liofore. The governor vetoes
the repfnler on the ground that the law is
a good one, even tuougu tt nn oi-tn
Htiiuf-d
(he Presidential or uubernatorial election ntlinrlzml tn mm fnrnml nmtue.t them.
. ll..4..ln li , I.. I ...1...I I
llll'UI--llillUIJ M 1-UI-lllllH, IIIIH llUirtilll' Ifl-lll
nllfittcil to each legislative district for
over 2.000 lteimlille in votes nml an nddl
tional delegate forn fraetion exceeding
1.000 votes, each district to have at least
jne ielegate.
Uy order of tho Republican Staio Com
li. F. Gii.kkko.V, Clialmiiin.
Attest- .Inm: n. Hex.
A. I). FlM.r.ltohi-', Secretary.
The renresentntives to which each dli-
tnct of the county is entitled to is ns fol
lows
First distriet, 1; Second district, 1; Third
Jlstrlct, I, Fourth district,;!,
REST FOR MOTHER'S TIRED HANDS.
Ready Mudo Clotlilne For Children IslNiiw
l'retly ntiil Inexpensive.
It i n marvel that any mother will spend
tln) in making the garments for her young
children, when their eutlru wardrobe can
be obtained ready made and well made
at so reasonable a cost. Tho children's
olothlng shown this season is remarkably
pretty, and much of It islnexpenslve. Ulue
or pink and white striped lawn walirto.
The polygamous Mormons are striking
jut for Mexico. Tho next thing heard
perhaps will be that Mexico Is striking I
jut for them.
THE mob at the Chicago jail, last Friday.
to demand the hanging of Prendergast
would have been satisfied with tho hang
ing of niiv ono else. What they chiefly
wanted vas blood.
a i tiimi mi Hii-r wan a niuirer on the
Hrn.vLi) iurv. ho diii not award a nig
gardly amount. Sunday News.
Leaving the light made against the
i.,,n ..nt nf consideration, there was
nothing niggardly in the case.
What is home without a lawsuit souma
to be the favorite motto of tho average
Shenandoah "Hunk." After a prolonged
.... - nf f riifrn lltv nnd feelf-tlcmnl lie
rrj n w - "n
now dumps all ho saved into the Justice'
c.iurts.
No FAiu-minded citizen will condonean
t.tne.k u non tho County Controller and
Commissioners because they will not pay
a bill they never contracted, the souenl-
Ings of our West Coal street contom
nnmrv to the contrary notwithstanding.
A
. . I
been broken down. Reason and law nave
resumed their sway. Wlso and needful
laws will now bo enacted. New Jersey
nt i,mieforth boa cleaner and more
salubrious state to live in.
yesterday. In a front row optiosiW the
jury sat the governor of Indiana and skv
rl members of his staff. Behind them
was Captain Philip King, of tha Prince
ton Unlvtrsity Dasebnll trsrai, supported
by his warriors, Further In the back
ground was ths usual mixed' andlenca,
with a select sprinkling of congressmen,
who corns and go with every day of the
trial. Ther war no ladles, because tho
ssx is outI-" from the room, bat after
ths court ht i rt-Ijourned two fashionably
attired women slipped In at a std door
under ths guidance of a bailiff and stood
for flvs minutes staring at Colonel Breck
inridge, where he sat In consultation with
his lawyers, as children art accustomed to
stare at the animals in a menagerie.
Ther were hours devoted to arid de-
hnal u.lili-1, wmvtt (nlftnilafl 1 n nwtv Tl
I bIIM on certain dates when Miss Pollard
had testified that the colonel was with
titr at night In Lexington, and others cast
ing a shadow of suspicion upon hcrmaldrn
ch&racUr. Perhaps the most Interesting
ot tu depositions was that from Aleck
Julian, the blind lover of Madellns Pol
lard, who figured as- the substitute hus
band In the mock marriage at bquire-
Tinsley's house on the Christmas of 18S3.
In tha objections to the depositions tor
the defense both sides were even. Judge-
urauiey axciuueu several, auu expressm
regret that he had not power to quath
thain all because of their needless ob
scenity lleing a staunch Presbyterian
moreover, he suggested that the news
paper correspondents should expurgate-
their reports tu tun Interest ol puuno
morality.
Attorney Stoll read the depositions ot
Joseph C. Bailey, clerk of tho Woodford
oountv circuit court at Versailles, Ky.
From the records or the court the cierK
had testified that In 1S84 there were in
dictments for murder egalnst Ollie and
H P lirown, and that Colonel Breckin
ridge had bean on of tha defending attor
neys It appeared that the trial was tn (
Miss Pollard had tostlllcd tuattue colonel t
took her to the house of Sarah Gess, In
Lexington also on Aug 12, 13 and 16.
The cro- animation or the clerk, read
by young u-ney l'arrell, of Lexington,
developed the further information that
during this trial Colonel Breckinridge had
frequently driven over Iroin J.extngion,
returning at night, and sometimes bring
ing his wife. 11c bail attended the whole
trial of Ollie Brown.
One of the Lexington lawyers, hdward
M. Wallace, who had been associated with
Colonel BiecMuridge in the defense of
Brown, bud dt noed that the colonel was
present throughout the trial, arguing the
case and examining tn witnesses, anu
bis statement was read. iNext cama the
deposition of Judge Rodney Hngart, who
had bten associated with uoionei urecK
iiyidgt as counsel for the Chesapeake and
Ohio rail load in cases tried in August,
114
The deposition of Judge Jerry u. Mor
ton to urove that the defeudnnt was in
Jaasaiuine county, Ky., from Aug 27 to
Aug. HO, 1834, was read, and the cross-ex
amination showed that tha town was an
hour and n quarter by lallroad from Lex
ington. Judge Joseph JJ. Hunt's atnuavit
corroborated that of Mr. Hngart, and
Theodore Davis, clerk of a oourt, deposed
that Colonel Brtckiundge had voted in
Lexington Aug. 4, 1884, and v b. ..Marsh
oorrobornled his testimony Nat. L.
Bronauuh. a lawyer, added his testimony
that Colonel Hreckiuridgs had been en
gaged In tho Jussamttit county court from
Aug. 37 to 30, IbSt, uutcouiuuoisay wnere
h (Colonel Breckinridge) nua passed ma
Professional Cards.'"
jyj", 8. KI8TLER, M. D
PHYB1CIAN AND BOliaKOlT.
Office 1W North Jardin street, Shenandoah.
JOUN It. COYLE,
A TTOnNBT-A T-LA W.
Offlce Ileddall burktlng, Hbenandoah, Itu
gOL. FOSTEll,
ATTORNEY and CO UN8BHLER-A T-LA TT,
Room 3, Mountain City Bank Building, Potts-vllle,!',
M.
m. ddukk,
a ttornet a t-la w
BRIKAKDOAn, PA.
Office Room 8, P.O. BulMtne, tjhenaxdosb
atdEsterly building, Pottsvllle.
J-jn. 11. HOCULEHNER,
J'nynetan and Surgton.
Advice free at dine store. 107 Benth Mtln
streets PrlTnte consultation at renldAni.
KOnth Jardin' street from 8 to 7:39 p. niv
p PIEUCE ROBERTS, M. D
' Ko. 25 East Coal Htreet,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
03ce Hours 1:80 toll and 8:30 to 9 p, m.
POTTSVTLLE
Soap Works.
Third aad Race Sts.
Use 5c Ocean Soap,
It Iiub no equal for laundry or
ptiornl housobold uso and can
bo nscd with porfect safety on
any kind of goods.
5c Borax Soap.
iBuncquallcdforwnariinglaco,.
flannel or fine texture goods.
Monarch Towel Soap
Ib in lerge bars a towel with
each bar free. It is splendid
for general uso.
Mf jers' Favorite, Now Wrinkle, Olelcc,
Brown ana wnite r.xira ratnuy are
nil good soaps. A') soaps guaranteed
to bo absolutely pure.
WM. HEAL,!), nrnnnjrcr.
DH. J. B. OALIiEN,
No. 31 Hsuth Jardin Street, Bbenandoab.
Orricrallouns: H30 to 3 and 0: 30 to 8 F. M.
Except Thursday evening.
No oflee loorAj oh Sunday except by arrange-
menu a unci vunerencc 10 me office nturw
it abtolutety neeenary.
10-31-8m NIGHT VISITS, Sl.BOv
ni J. HUTTONPM.D.,
' PHYSICIAN AND SUROZON,
29 West Centre Btreet,
SlIENANDOAnYPRNNA.
Office hours: 9 to 11 a, ni 2 to4, 7 to 9 p. m.
LITTLE GIRL'S srMMCR THOCK,
trimmed with rufllea and wide collars, Way
bo bought to go with little boys' fancy
suite, besides tho usual white embroidered
ones, while the suits themselves are snown
in black, blue and drab, trimmed with
brld, tho jacket being made short enougn
t ullnw the llidit waist to appear below It
White lawn aprons milled arounu me
armholea and with ribbons run through
embroidered beading about the low neck
ml t.1u1 lii bows on the shoulders arennov-
..... ..ll ..t.lu -M,11a It, A fllwtllHV nf
eu,y iur sum.. " , -,- ,,.,. durllll. ,.,. time.
iXty in theexueme, Th'. . Ana'gTng- The deposition of William O Wood a
1 Un dresses mounted on a whit embroid- carpenter ot Lexington, itated that he
ANA.tci.rln Trenton has been bought e yoke, with ahertha of w ,nfo.d
to attend. The Democratic conspiracy na , .. ,T;fe wllit8C0lcdnttlll. her that h. cou d not aUord a trip o
i . i. ..,.! . i ..,,. u,. ti.irt nMm tit (.ii nnw in in
ll.l...l .111, (Inn nn rmai nnwura 1 luiuiic, a uv I ' "'""'"i ... - -
soot apriu..eu V..LU v.m, ' rt.,, ,ilk .uusi-emtut rinc at
and made wltn lull uouice,ssiri.uiiiiBievc.-) i - !-. - -
. , j i v. .tt i.i,.. irtnn-. I him
ccrpe:trimmedwith
emuruiuuj, I .. u.l l. l,H.l l,,r 1RS9 tb re.
very perky n the crown ana iwnug m me mi, - -- ------
brim and prettily embroidered. A beautl-1 suit of shooting a pistol which be didn't
Kdj-Mg ipr a Aearuld child Is of bright know was loaded and bad known Miss
red-oashmer. It is gathcrixt ititoamcaeu i " , ,
vnk of the same material and has very full thought sh. was 16 or 16 years old
Mr. r. W. ZtuaK
Analomhik, Pean.
A Wonderful Cure
Uloer In tho Stomach
Mood's Satsnparllla Restores FIeh
Strength and Health,
"tt Hood & Oo,, Lowell, Mass.:
"I foci It ray duty to suffering humanlty to
Stvea statement of the wonderful cure Hood's
BarsjipsrilU brought about for me. Over two
years ajo I became 111, due to an ulcer in my
stomach. I had six or set en different physi
cians, whose standing was of the highest, hut
they did not cure me. I was broken down In
health and lost in weight from
I4S to I IS Pounds.
I could hardly get arouud, and after suffering
severely for about a year, I commenced taking
Hood's Sarjapartlla. After tha first bottle I be
gan to feel like a new man. I purchased an-
Hood's519 Cures
other bottle and had not taken half of It when E
was cured ol my trouble. 1 am now In htalth.
back to my old wright ngsln-and attending re(?
nhrlTlnmv nrnrk. 1 HrrillW lieliee HOOd'S Hlir-
Siuiftftl! saved my life." 1'. W. Jiusii, Aualc-
mlnlc, Pcnnsylvaiia. Get Hood's
pnop. t; J. WATSON,
.......Tiacher ot......
VIOLIN, GUITAR, BAN10 and MANDOLIN.
Having had sixteen years' experience as a
teacher of instrumental muMo Klvlne Instruc
tion on ths above Instruments. Word left at
Ilrumm's jewelry store will receive prompt attention.
SNEDDEN'S : LIVERY
Horses ano Carnages to Hire.
Haullnr of til kinds promptly attended to,
Horses taken to board, at rates
that are liberal.
fli PEAR ALLEY, Rear of the Coffee Hobss.
LOREiiZ SCHMIDT'S,
Celebrated Potter, Ale and Bee
JAXKES SHIELDS.
Manager Shenandoah Branch.
Hood's PIII9 are hand made, and rerfecW
In proportion and' appearance, as, per dos.
Tin: little, inslgulficnut-looklng globe
called a base ball will play nu important
part during tho next six mouths.
audoah has not given it much itttentiou
vet. but tho surrounding country is
organized and just waiting for tho kind
.,r .w.tlmr that will coax tho crowd
within the gates ot tho ball grounds.
AN exchnugo snya with evident sarcasm
that County Controller Severn is m
greatest political reformer slnoe the days
'it Cromwell." Mr. Severn may not be
just that, but It cannot be questioned that
be ha made himself one of the best
olllclali the county ever had and hae been
jmtrumental in instituting more genu-
lue roforiu measure lit the management
of the county affairs during the past
. . i ..I- ...
turee month tnan iiavu uwu u
preceding ten years.
Tun Philadelphia liedgurin au odltorial
opposing the income tax, shows how It
ill alfeot the poor man through building
jocieties of the oouutry. The Ledger
.saya: "The building ttoolety member
who Btartt out to buy it home for himself
j,ually saves his money for eight- or lu"
j -are before he can get together enough to
ftSUSSER & BEDDALL,
(Successors to Coaltley Bros.)
Mo. 38 IJiihi Centre Street,
HUISMANDOAH, PA.
Mt GLASS GROCERY
Our Motto: Dest Quality at Lowest C8
Prices. Patronage rospecuuuy souciieo.
Real Eate Ecpnge,
Itobbtns' llulldlig, ltoom No. i.
Properties and Business Places
Of all klads bought and sold.
ltMda and blocks Bought and Sold.
Railway and Steamship Tickets,
Fire, Life anfAccldent Insurance
In Srst-clAss companlos. General Commission
cusinoss.
Tolin I. Flimcy.
W. T- DECH'S
Wheelwright Shop
Haa been removed to Fear Alley,
Between Centre and Lloyd Streets
"Wheelwright work, Curringo and
Wagon building, liorseshooing
and General Repairing of all
kinds promptly attended to.
RETTIG'S
Beer and Porter.
T, AM AGENT for tho
L Chaa Kettlg's Cele
brated Beer and Porter In
this vicinity, also Bergner
& Engel'B celebrated India
PnleAlea and Old Stock.
Orders will receive prompt
attention. Finest brands
of Liquors and Cigars.
SOLOMON HAAK-
120 South Main Street.
hleeves gallmred Into a baud at the wrist.
Full epaulets of cnslimere, uneiy emoroui'
eretl with white silk ou the edge, hang over
Mim hnnlilern.
The fashlun of dretslng very little girli
In uliot-t sleeved nnd low ucclud frocks, at
least during warm weatber, lias again come
Monnil. It is clinruiini! to hee tbu soft lit
tle necks and arms uncovered, but gowns
made In that btylo ought always to be pro
vided with a gulmpe, to be adjusted at tho
fl-f bint, nf ilainnness or falling tempera
ture. An illustration is given of a frock
,u,i ,,f hlnHHiid wbite iluured nainsook.
H is mounted in box plaits on the pointed
vnllM. wll lch is made of bauds of blue and
white insertion und surrounded by u ruffle
of embroidery to match. Uluu ribbons are
fastened at the under urm seams and tied
In a bow nt the buck, and blue bows adorn
tlie shoulders. J UUIO wuollbt.
T T
A3
i
A FEEHLE WOMAN
suffering from nervou proj
tration, excitability, or dbad
ns, the result of weaVnese,
derangement, or displacement
, ot the stieclal organs will
S llnd health regained alter
n, using ur. nercos ravuwwj
. . Vl'rescriptiou.
VJ The on remedy-standing
solitary and alone for wo-
n,..t. vL'kmh iiiic-h Is ouar-
1 antetd, to beneflt or cure, or the
money refunded, U the " Favorite
1 Prescription." , , it
l Tf.'a ,. imwsrful lnvhroratlnc
inr. . anniblnir tun! atranethenine nervine.
I,1., urmtiAii M 1 ill nm run-down and over
worked; at the critical period in woman's
ai-rve as margin it. the purchase of a prop-1 j-g! cf?
t-rty. Tbeuheljorrowsfromasooietyaud jg especially adanted to her needs; for It
jiroceeils to pay off the loan which occu
pie. a further term of ten to twelve years.
It will take the ordinary wage worker nl-
Gtrengtheuj, regulate, and cures.
Whether It's Cn i :h Itself, or any of
i tho troublos caused t Catarrh, tne- inaw-
when he first knew ber. He spent tne
night of Dec. 24, 18S2, at Squlr Tiusley's,
about a quarter ot a mile irom uruueus
burg. Ther were present Squire TinB-
ley and his family anu wauie .uauenn
Pollard
Continuing Julian testified . "Alter
breakfast we were talking about matri
mony, and somebody suggested that 1
should marry wuuie. uweu jiusiey, iuo
esquire's brother, who was pretty hilari
ous, said he would marry us, and we stood
uuand 1 married her. After awhile he
left, snvi nu h would Itave her In my
charge We were talking, and theu ouo
of us suggested that wheu people were
married they usually weut to bed. Bh
rjiimentHd. and we went up She hadbee
driuking and 1 had not. I laid her down
on the bed, or helped hoi there, and sat
rlnwn nn til bed."
At tb thus of the mock murriage. he
thought, MU Pollard was ab6ut 18 years
Then came question about the contents
nf .i l..ttr received by Jullen from Miss
i,,iiiinl wblch were ruled out on the
I giouuds stated by Judge Ilradley, that a
b uid man oouiu ouiy auuw uj
flu, jtiibstanoe of a letter sent him
Kv try thing that Mis Pollard had done
tb.t mnrniiiu at Souire Tinsley's, he ex
plained, was becausa of th Intoxicant
sue baa tonen. Ati uum
he considered her as ulee a girl as he had
ever known. Her oonuuet was iuv oi
..timta nml modest vouuu woman.
He had ktwied her just us he would kls
any girl. Saw nothing wrong auouv u.
and had kissed many women.
At this poiut the court adjourned.
raid Hl Entlr Indebtedness.
r?iiir4ml. March ST. Laiarus Silverman
(l,., wall tnown banker ot this city, who
suspended Jast August witu liabilities o
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
IIUBTABLH IN ErrKOTl'Bll. II, 1894
Tmlns linvn Rhenandoabas tollowsl
ForNewYorli via Phllndelphln, week day,
l.in. 6.26. 7 2" a.m.. 12.28, l-fa p.m. Sim i
2.10. a. m.t.'-O p. m. "nr New Yor via Maue
iv- n-ccli days, 6 C5.T.20 a. m., 12.S8, 2.50 p. m.
Vor Iteadln? and Philadelphia, -week asyis
'i,10, 7.iU, a.m., IS.D, I6.DU, o.w II', uu
iv. 2.10. a m.,4.30 p. m
Wnr TlfcrrlHhllTIT WV HVS. 2.0. f m.
!.f. b.tei p. m. Sundays, aio-ai m. and 4 ju p. nu.
FUr fOURVllle, week uayi, .iv, i.-w. . "...
12,a), 2.50, 5.65 p. m. Sunday, 2.10 a. ro., 4.M
Voir Tamaqua and Mahanoy City, week daya,
2.13, 6.Z5, T.'U, a. m., l-:.o, tt.ow. im 11. m. rauu-
oay, s.iu, y.o . iu., j,. iu, Auuiiiuu.1 w.
m.i,.... mtv. wnlr iIava. 7 00 t. m.
Tor wllllamsport, Sunbury and Lowlsbur,
week days, 3.25, t.-ju, 11.au a. m., j.oo, i.uu vau
9nday.ias ,. jr 8.05 p. n. M1 .
V or ftiananoy nnue, uni.i "
r.ai. n. a.m., 12.2s. i.b, .so.5.6s,7.oov.m
n J. sr,v. 2 10. 1.2. 7.(8 a. in.. S.OTn 4.10 a. m.
For airardvllle, ( Bappahannock Station),
week davs, 8.10, 3 25, 6.25, 7.20, ii.BUc.rn,
12.8.t.35, 2.60, 6.55, 7.00, 9.35 p. m. Snnoay, Z.JU.
J.tS. 7.48 a. to., S'.OM 4.EU p, m,
r0r Ashland and Shamoktn. week dayo, S.25,
sas 7 3), 11.SO . m., I.ss, 7.00, S.S5- p.m. aun4
Ac.) , S.2S, 7.48 a. m., 3.05 p. m.
TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH t .
T.evB Now York via Philadelphia, weta dtya
,00 a. in.. 1.30. 4.UU, 7.au p. m.. i.n nigni. aun
WM. J. LLOYD'S
palace Saloon....
and Restaurant,
(Under the Palace Theatre,)
The Restaurant Is ono of the best In the cos
regions, and baa elegant dining parlom attached
for the uso ot ladles.
The liar Is Btocked with tho best ales, beers,
porters, wines, liquors and cigars.
i sniY m.. 710 n. m.. 12.15 nltrbt.
L.1&Ve riDW I O. It V 11 .Tl Dili I.U uUUU w URJ.
3-1. 0.10 a. m., 1.30, 4.80 p. m. Sunday. 7. a. m
Ieave l'hiiaaeipma, iieuumK zcnmnji,
sek days, 4.12. 8.36, 10,00 a. m.. and 4JW).
,00, 11.30 p. m. Hunday 4.U0, .03 a. ra iiju
Leave Redding, week days, l.M.7.10, 10.C6, U.60
ro., 6.56. 7.S7 p. m Sunday, 1.35, 6 SO, 10.12 a. m.
Leave Pottsvllle. week days, 2.40, T.40 a. m.
12 80,8,11 p, m Suaday, 2.40, 7.00 a.m., 2.05 p.m.
Leave Tamsqua, week days, 3.20, Ei48, II JO
m., 1.20. 7.16, S.28 p. m. Sunday, 8.20, 7.48 a. m
VIA n
Leave waaanoy uiiy, wee unjn,. o.. .io
11.47 a. m., 1.61, 7.41, 0.54 p. m. Sunday, S.li, 8.12
, m.. 3 p. m.
r.. Mahanov Plane, week divs. 3.40, 4.00,
'! 80, 0.86, 11.59 a. m., 12.66, 2.0S, 5.2O.26,7.6U,10.IU
p m. Sunday, 2.40, 4.00, 8.27 a. m., 3.37, 5.01 p. m.
Leave Qlrardvtlle. (Rappahanaock Station),
week days. 2.47. 4.07, 6.36, 0.11 a. m., 12.05,
toitother about twenty years to buy, clear er8 ct Dr. Sage's Catailh Kcmedy will $i,5uo,000, resumed business yesterday. H
MHioiucj " "'" ... frnrPm .1.... ...lf r.l nn i l.. n...i,i.i.j I, U.nl n IndebtvdnesB b
' ' . I m inntTit W oan't five votl I
of all encumbrances, a nouse su,teu lu ( w z- TMey tike the rUk I
huiltuation In life or such a house as be J
ii'nntitatad bis entire indebtedness by
paying ia full, with InUrtst, tovrybody.
1 18, 5.2, ., 8.05. 10.10 p. m.
Sunday, 2.17,
eton and the west vis
through tralne leave Reading
Ul, IS, D., o-"!, v k"
117 9 M K m.. 3.48. 6.07 P. m.
Leave Wllllamsport, week dys, 9.86, a. m,
.86,11.15 p.m. sunaay, u.iop, m
ForUaltlmere, vvasnini
n n li It . throush '
Terminal. Philadelphia, (P A R. R. R.) i 3.45.
7 55, 11 28 a. m., SSI, 7.32, 84&p. m., Sunday 3.45,
7.55, 11 2 a. m , 3 51 T., .oe p- m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
T.Kftvu Phllsdelnhla. Chestnut Street Wharf
n,i nmiiti Hireot Wharf tor Atlantlo City
Week aays xpriss, w a. m.i (isiuruuy
only 2 00); 4 CO, 510 p. m, Aououimudatlon,
8.00a. m.; 54'ip m
Sunday t-xpresa, uvi, iu.w a, m. Acoom
nioduvlon, 8.00 a. m nod 4 80 p. m.
lintiirnini. itavu Atiantiu Cltv denDt. cor
ner AiUnlle nud Arkansas avenues : Week
duys Express, 7.S0.8.W a. in and 4 0J p. m,
Al CbUlUlOQulLOU, D.W it Ul. Ullll Oil ij Ul.
sum ays e.xprews, t.ui, d io, o.w i. m. tw
commonatton, 7.15.a m and 4 16 p. m.
Parlor oars on all express trains.
O. U, 11ANCO0K, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Philadelphia Pa,
I. A. SWBIQAKD, Ocn. Supt.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
SOnDTLKIIX D1VIBIOSI.
NOVEMUEH 18th. im.
Trains will leave Shenandoah alter the above
date for Wlggan'B, Qilberton, Frackvllle, New
Castle, St. Clair, Pottsvllle, Hamburg, Rtadlnr,
1nttntnwn. PhiBnlxvtlte. Norrtstown and Phil.
aaelpbi (urcaa street siiuoo at o:uu ana 11:1a
a. m. ana Silo p. m. ua wock iuijd fuiruiw
vllle and Intermediate stations 9;10 a, m.
SUNDAYS.
For Wlggan's, Ollbcrton, Frackvllle, New
Castle, St. Clair, Pottsvllle at 0:00. 8:40 a. m,
nnd 3:10 d. m. Far Hamburx. Reading. Potts-
town, Phoeslxvlllo, Norrlstown, PhlUdelphls
.t H-m. Q.iQ n. m.. 8:10 n. m.
Trains lovo FrsokvUle for Bhenandosb at
10:104. m. and :H, 5:04, 7:42 ana iusctp. m.
undys, 11:1s a. m. anaD:up. m.
Tjiavn Pottnvllla for Shen&ndosh at 10:16,
11:48 a. m. and 4:40,7:16 and 10:00 p. m. Sundays
tt 10:40 a. m. ana 5:10 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia (IJroad street station) for
Pottsvllle and Shenandoah at 5 57 and 8 85 am,
1 10 and 7 11 p m week days. On Sundays leave
t fl HI m. Vnr Pottavlflo. B 23 a m.
For New York. F.xpraea, week days,
at 3 20. 4 05, 4 BO, B 15, o 80, 7 BJ, 8 zu, oo, li
nuain. 12 00 noon. 11! 41 d. m. (Limited Ul
ni-non i r.A and 4 50 n m. ilinlntr cars.) 1 40.
lisa. 8 23. 4 00. 5 00. 0 00. 0 50. 7 25. 812,
m i nm. li! ui ment. suluivs naj. uu. sou.
6 15, 8 It, DU. 11 W 11 . m. 15 4 l 1 u. SU w
(limited 4 60) 6 SX 620, 0 50. 7 25 and 8 li p m and
12 01 nlKht.
roraeauiri, LionKuranoaanu iniermHuaie
stittons, 8J, 11 11
weekaavs.
f or UAitimore anu wauiuvoa a du, , su, a 011
TT7 VflTT HAVE A TRUNK to go
IE I tJU the depot or a parcol to sen
away drop us a card and wo wlU call for It,
United. States Express
Cor. Centre and Union Bta.
Rag Carpet Weaving !
If von want a cood piece of rac carpet, well
woven, tnko your r.iars nnd have them woven
1111 puy jua 111 iiiu iuuk iuu.
witnoui eiripes, init"e iu
up In carpets. It wll
All ltlnilH. with nr
order; beautllul rainbow stripes. Low prices
3?jaL.TTEIt,803T'S,
205 West Oak Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
OXiB-A.H"Y BROS.,
Dottlersof all kinds ot
TEMPERANCE: DRINKS I
AND MINERAL WATERS.
Wkibs Deer a Specialty. Also bottlers of the
r inesi ueer.
17 and 10 reach Alley, 8HENAND0AI1.
-L
139 Houtli Main Btreet,
EHa.oxa.o.xa.cSlow-13., "E.
All work guaranteed to be nrst-clsss In every
resieot. We respectfully solicit a snare ot
your paironafio. uouuuudiiuuiuruuuuu.ivoiuw
Silk ties and Lace Curtains a specialty.
...'.''IIUW'
A LADY'S TOILET
la not complete
without an ideal
0 10. 10 2d. It 18 a m. 12 10. (U 36 limited dlnine
oar.) 1 80. 48, 4 41, (4 14 Congressional Limited
Pullman Parlor Cars and Dining Carl. 017,
a At. 1 40 and 1188 p. tn.. week dTS. Sun
days, 3 50, 7 20, 910, 1118 am.. U10, 4 41, 0 55.
li so anu i iu v m.
For uusntnona, tius9,uiv ana 11 w p m,
d&llv. and 1 30 n. m. week dava.
Trains will feavo Harrlsourg for Plttsburi
and tbe West ever? 37 at 1 23. il 1'J a m, li
pm limited), 8 50, 7 80, 1165 p ui every day.
Way for Altoon at 8 18 a m sod 5 00 p m, every
dy. For Pittsburg and Altvona at 11 am
erery ay. ,
xrMRS win leave ounuury iii"1;"!
Elialra, 0nan4lgu, Koohester. UiiBtlo nd
NUgdra FIU at 185, 5 18 a m,nd 1 85 p m week
dvs. For Elmlra tt 6 41 in week dya, . For
Krli
For
&nf1 Ft dl n
m, 186 and 5 41 pm weekdays, and 6 18 am on
Bundya onlr, Tor Kuns 5 1J a m, daily,
l n m neekdiys.
H M DnivdHT. J. U, WOOD.
Qen'l Msnscef n'l Pasa''' Ait
ys, For Elmlra tt 6 4 1 p m week aya, rot
rle nd lntermadlite polnU at 6 It a m dally.
r Look Haven at 6 18 and 9 M a m dally, 1 ,85
id 6 41 p m week days For Renovo at 5 u
uiMtipR.J.I.MAVEIl.nU.
'.ft
1,
POZZONIS
Combines every element of
beauty and purity. It is beauti
fying, soothing, healing, health
ful, and harmless, and when
Lj rightly used is invisible. A most
delicate and desirable protection
to the face in this climate.
Insist upon having tho genuine.
DR. HOBENSACK,
REMOVED To 658 North Eighth St-
u1ltt ' LXL above Green, Phlla., Pa.
Forme ly m. Mi No-th Second St., Is the old
est In America for the treatment of Special
Jiheaeet and l'oiilinl Error: Varicocele,
Hydrocele, Lost Manhood, eto. Treatment oy
trail a specialty. Communications cred'y
confidential. Send stamp tor book. Hours.
a, ui, to 2 p.m.! B toll p.m.: Sundays, 9 to li m,