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The
Evening
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SHENANDOAH. PA.. THURSDAY. MABCH 29. 1894.
ONE CENT'
VOL. IX. --NO 87.
!
Furniture of every variety
and price. Many specialties
worth columns of description
and praise. But we only have
room to mention a few things.
Chamber suits, $20 up; rug
narlor suits. S40 up. All other
goods cut down at same rate.
J.P.WILUAMS&SON
III SILL Mllll
BURGLARS AT WORK.
Malianor City Iletldenta Are TIalteil by tl a
Midnight Marauders.
Upe.l.l to the llinil.u.
MAHANor CtTV, March 29. Bnrglnrs
entered tlio tailoring establishment of
A TWufciful Scene Clmrles BenshiKcr, 118 West Centro
Last Night.
ELEGANT DECORATIONS I
Many 1'romliictit People From Many
Different Turin llnjnyed the Sprlsu
Assembly nf Tim Social Seven In llobbln.'
Opera Holme-An Easter Dlnpliiy.
One of the moat fashionable events held
here for many a day, or rather mnuy
1 night, was the Spring Assembly In Hob-1 the dwelling part of tho building.
street, nt 2:80 o'clock Ibis morning and
removed goods to the valuo of $100.
An nttemnt Was also made to enter the
clothing store of Joseph Hobinovltz, at
132 West Centre street, a few minutes
lator, by the wine parties, presumably,
nut were repuiseu uy two snow irom .ur.
Hobinovltz's revolver beforo getting into
tho house.
They also made an nttempt on tno resi
dence of Doctor Missel, but tbedoctorwas
awake and took twins to let them know
It. when they suddenly had business else
where.
Tho marauders entered Mr. noiiBlnger s
Mtnrn hv turning the kev. witii miers.
Their booty was three overcoats, three
Dairs ol nants ana one vest, all new gar
ments, three pillrs of kid gloves, a razor
nnd strnn. a stlf-feedlntr nen nnd some
triniccts. io attempt was macio 10 euier
S31AT.Z hut rowr.iiFvn.
Will make things hum on the centre table of our store. His name is Qlrj
All SATEENS, regular price 120, will be sold FltlPAY, 30th Inst.,
ut f)lAc, from 0 o'clock in tho morning till 9 o'clock nt nlgnt.
secure the choicest pattorns.
bins' opera house last night, under the
auspices of "The Social Seven. "
It was nn elaborate allair and the coin-
mltteo hnd evidently given every atten
tion to the details, regardless of expense.
Mr. ltobinovltz. who sleens in tho store
room, was nroused bv tho noiseof splinter
ing wood. Sonie ono wns peeping in at
tlio winuow ny me light oi a uuriiing
match. "Whoije thero," he demanded,
nnd recetvlne no answer fired twice in the
direction of the window but hlsnim was
The ball room of tho opera house showed poori til0 balls entering the wall. Further
Report of a Dreadful Mine
Accident Modified.
out)i:ui:i iiy tiii: united mini:
H'OllKKltS' COMMITTHE.
A LOADER MEETS DEATH
When ho Was In tho Act of Starting n
Mattery n Prop Ilrnko ami Precipitated
an Untimely ami fatal lttn.1i tif tha Cual.
Three Men Were Ki-ported Killed.
Come and
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lin-iiK Nnr h Main street. - onenanuoun, jtu.. a
VWWWW WW WWW -w - w
this. The ordinarily cold and musty
I placu was transformed into n bower of
beauty anil exclamations oi surprise nnu
ndmirntiou were general. Tho decora
tions wero certainly grand. The old opera
house had been the object of great atten
tion on similar occasions in the past, but
nt no tune nns it been seen in sucu de
cant nttiroasthatof last night. Although
the decorations wero profuse, they wero
I SO uisieiuuy uuu iirusuuuuy urrniiKeu,
investigation only revealed fresh tracks
In the snow oi the departed burglars.
Two strange men loafing nt tho foundry
yesterday afternoon were overheard in
tho remark that they needed clothes nud
shoes, and that it would be funny If they
did not get them that night, Roth were
about five feet eight or nine Inches In
beichth. we chin c about 155 and 17..
pounds ench, and thirty or more years of
nee. The lighter man wore a cheviot
A report wns received hero that three
men hnd been killed nt tho Morcn colliery,
but Inquiry by telephone developed the
statement thnt while a fatal accident hnd
happened at the mine tho number of
killed was considerably out of range,
There was hut one victim and he met n
tragic death.
Vincent Shillsk. a vouiitr unmnrried
Pole about 20 years of use. was employed
as a loader in the mine. Ho was at n
check battery and us ho attempted to
tart tne coal one ot tne props urone.
Shillsk made a desnerate attempt to
avoid the sudden rush of coal and snvo
Ids life, but fell across a irancwav collar
and was at the same moment crushed to
death by tho broken prop.
PWtSONAU
Speolal toF.VRNiNO Herald.
Uxiimtown, March 80, 3 p. m. The
xecutive committee of the United Mil o
Workers, In session here to-day, ordered a
general strike.
The order requires that tho strike shall
go into effect on Monday next.
This movement will lnvolvo ten thous
and coke workers and miners In the Con-
ncllsvlllo region nnd result In tho general
idleness of nil coal miners there.
A. r. a.
BU uisieiuuy uuu mi.iai.ii;iiiijr uuiuikcu, "(--; i i i i .!.,.
and tho various colors wero blended suit, had a dark beard of threo wee L.s
ANOTHER LOT OF
"Crystal" Rolling Pins, 1 Cents
Castors,
Lemonade Sets,
Tea Sets,
Toilet Bottles,
Water Sets,
with such a delicate effect as to
kill tho slightest suspicion ot gaudl
ness. The stoire was especially effective
All the scenerv was screened bv nn Im
mense sueeting ot wnuo wmcn uung
from the proscenium arch to the platform
of the stngo and sprend from wing to
wing without a wrinkle. But thlssheet-
ing was not in lull view, ns it was sep
arated from the footlights by a neat
drapery of delicate pink, white nnd blue,
which nurteu in tuo centre at auout mid
way between tho proscenium arch and
stage, and fell in graceful folds at the
sides. On the white sheet nud imme
diately back of where the tri-colored
crowtli and complained of a sore
No arrests have as yet been made.
leg.
STOLEN PROPERTY FOUND.
Articles Stolen From a Church Ultcotored
In n Hush
Special to Evening Hekai.d
MAnAKor Crrv, March 29. The mon
strance, gold Chalicos and other plate,
which was stolen from tho Polish Catho
lic church about a week ago, hove been re
covered. The treasuro was discovered in
a bush on the mountain nt a point almost
drapery parted was a large red, whltoond on a line with Cntawissa street and about jrjen',i8 n town la'
blue star. The effect of the rays of tho a quarter of a mile from tho church. Tho r T
electric lights upon these decorations wns tinder is a boy named Thomas McKeng, .,, . . . tm
BtnKingiy benutmii. jl encn siuo oi tne or .napie street. ine inu came running
stage was a nnuusome small tamo oi to supervisor price, wuo was naming
antique design, each bearing a large and stone from tlio mountnin, and told of his
. ..,,, . . i nntimiH tl
All sorts Of GlaSBWarO and Uhinn SUltaDIO lor anniversary una beautiful vase filled with fragrant d's-covery. Together they went to the
flowers. Strung along the footlight box, j scene and found the vessels, lying in a
in front of tlio space reserved for the 1 bush ot laurels covered only by news
papers mat were wrapped anoui. uiem
Sgcceiw to EIHYIH, DUNCAN 1 WA1DLEY.
8 South Main Street.
31 South Main St.
"wedding presents,
orchestra, were numerous pots ot benutl
ful plants nnd llowcrs wlileli threw out
volumes of perfume nnd completed a very
pretty picture. From the footlights
to the dancing Uoor wns arranged n
tightly drown delicate pink and blue
ilr.-iiM-rv fastened in such n uuiiiue fashion
that the rays of the electric lights gave It
an nppearauce of a beautiful rainbow.
At the bottom of the steps leading to the
ballroom Uoor was an elegant portiere
nnd in the corner to the right of tho
entrnnce there wns n cosy and rich ar
rangement of nutiquo oak chairs and
tables and beautiful ruirs. From the
centre of the ceiling very wide red, white
and blue streamers wero hung in bell
shape, with the ends fnstened to diuerout
narts or tne unuerv. tne rest oi tno
decorations consisted of red, white nnd
blue llatrs of dlllerent sizes in prolusion
It wns a beautiful sight, one long to bo
remembered bv those who hnd the irood
fortune to witness it, nnu reuecteii great
credit upon tne industry mm skiu or rue
ouvuu, AUt:-u. 1 ill 1 . iiuiiiiuu.
Theodore T. Hyde, Elwood Jncoby, Will
Slattery, Daniel lteedy, Joseph lleddall
and Max Mover.
The splendor of tho decorntions wns
only equalled by the attire of the ladies
in attendance, wuo represented me uoues
of nil nnrts of this nnd adjoining counties.
. .. . -. i i- n j.5 lln this connection tho social was nn
Is better than no Dreau, auu a nan loai is somoumus Knstor fenst , Aa ti,e (atr onos jutted from
M. P. CONRY,
Pbuongabela whiskey 60c a qt.
Pure ryo whiskey, XX $1 a qt,
Flne Old Bourbon, XXX ?1 25 a qt.
Superior BlncUberry IJrundy $1 a qt,
(Superior Cognnc Brandy $1,125 a qt,
Imported Jimiaiea Rum 11.75 a qt,
VUENGLING'S Stock and Fresh Ale, Draught Torter and Wiener Beer.
X nest brawls of 6c Clcais and all Rlcos or Temperance unnKB.
Mr. Price removed the articles to Justice
Sherman's office, where they now lav
nwoiting tho call of the church authorities.
Tho theorv that the robberv was com
mitted bv some one opposed to the church
is now well borne out and it is sold the
directors will make an effort to bring tho
perpetrators to justice. Tho vessels were
valued ot nuoutfauu.
A
tfUprStorc
0O
Half a Loaf I
YOUR HUSBAND'S DOLLARS
Some l'eunle Orglnate, while Others
Imitate,
lixnctlv as advertised we are solllnc
choice table linens, sixty indies wide, nil
pure linen, handsome brocade damnsk
patterns in cream, nt aoc. per yarn; cream
witn woven colored uoruers at xuc. per
yardi Gntes best Turkey red linens nt
25c. per yard. These goods were made to
sell at 50c per yard. We lire showing tho
choicest lines of now dress goods nnd
wraps at popular prices. An Increase in
the mirchasimr nower of your bnrd-
earned dollars is worthy of your consid
eration.
Ji. J. WILK1KSON',
3-2S-tf 20 South Main St.
PENCIL POINTS.
Bdd. Evans, of St. Clair, was a town
visitor yesterday.
Miss Jenuio Jones, ot St. Clair, Is in
town visiting friends.
Georco Mucins, of Shnmokin, was
town visitor yesterday.
W. A. Gather, of Hlurlleld, W. Vn., Is
visiting relatives in town.
S. A. Kvnns nnd Jnmes Richards drove
to Gilberton this morning.
William Neiswender spent to-day trans
iting business at bun bury.
Dr. J. C. Diddle, of Ashland, was n
visitor to town tills morning.
Miss Ida Stunrt, of Frackvllle, visited
lost evening.
nd William Haust, of
iVUenlowii, nre town visitors,
Hon. Kilns Davis, of Droad Mountnin
was seen on our streets to-day
Albert Hoover and George Mayer, of
Asulnud, were in town last nlgnt,
Chnrle McDrenrtv and William Ryan
of Uentralin, spent lost evening Here.
Georne liedford. of Philndeltihia. cir-
uloted among our business men last
evening.
Mrs. Claude Knight, noe Miss CInr;i
Soheilly, Is spending n lew days with rela
tivcs in town.
Miss Kntlu Feelev nnd her brother. Will
of Now Philadelphia, are the guests of
town friends.
Horry Huntzinger nnd II. V. Hesse,
Iist Creek, enjoyed themselves at th
assembly hero last evening.
MisaiiH Annie Carev nnd Amies Daley,
and Miss Mcllrearty, of Centralin, spent
last evening wltu town menus,
Misses Mnrv Lollv. Annie Mcuuiro nnd
Mnize O'Brien, of Glraii. ule, were the
guests of town friends lost night.
Kilns Lewis, tho courteous bartender
nt the Ferguson House restaurant, was
Muhonoy l'lano visitor lust evening.
John Camnbell. of the btnto Coileg
Ci'iitro eountv. returned Here yesterday.
spend a few days with his relatives.
Edward Boddall. son ot George W
Beddnll, the hardware dealer of town re
turned to the iiioomsburg ryormni scuoo
to-day.
Miss Mairirie McIIole. of Pottsville, Is
spending a few days In town with her
A BIG STRIKE.
io Ntrlko Was Declared To-day and Will
go Into llfrect Xml Monday It
Will lmnlve at Lenitt Ton
Thousand Mlnen.
BIG BRIDGB BURNED.
Tnitlloon the I'. It. Itiillniad Very Much
Dlftnrriinged.
SpccUl to Evening Hrh. d.
Pop.t Clixton, Mnr. 20. A covered
bridge of tho Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad spauning the Little Schuylkill
river, and locnted a few miles from tills
plnce, was destroyed by flro at an early
hour this morning.
The brlilKo wns two nundred yards
lomr and was totally destroyed. Tho
origin of the fire Is not. known.
in consequence or tne destruction an
ralllo over tlio lino between Port Clinton
.ml Tnmnquo wns cut off and nil trains
. ere obliired to use the Pottsville division.
This change caused considerable delay in
le arrival of m.-itl and freluHt nt many
points.
A Ilenn Sweep.
Jpeclnl to the Heiiald.
Danville. March 20. Burglars broke
into the post olllro nt this place nt an
early hour this morning nnd by blowing
open the snfo succeeded In getting nwny
with $600 in postngo stamps and ensb.
They carried the booty off with a horse
and buggy belonging to tho postmnster.
Another Veto.
Special to Kveniko Heiiald.
Washington, D. C, Mnr. 20. At noon
to-dny President ' Cleveland announced
that ho had vetoed the seigniorage bill.
A. r. A.
, . .. , .,i ii .. i.. til.-..-l i5..nn.l..(nn.lntt T .T
. .i x .i ... i.i ijn in limn loxpv iinsn l niiiiie a reuriut uuuiu. 'iaiiiufc umwmicuuuu, w. u
ThlS IS OBPeciallV truo ctrnt ,u vn0nt. nln from the from Shenandoah. Braaigon
lintlnr than a whole loaf.
, , .ii.. i r Ti DCllonpu iuii-iire uruiieinv i icu
when the Whole loaf IS madO OI interior llOUr. it the eff ect was dazzling. It was as line u
. ... . .... Itnleldnsconlo view ns can bo imaitlned.
VOU Want an article that Will make gOOU WllltO The dancing stnrted informnlly at 9:30
nMnn1 nn,l n-n. W 11 Tl wi t ll llHnf I tl t
bread and UO trouble tO bake, Use OUr missions until midnight, when n lunch eon
WHICH IllUl Ufeu llieiuncil u lull. iinivu
Faneu Minnesota Brands:
"North Western Daisy,"
, "North Western Pansy,"
"Minnesota Pond Lilly,"
0 At $4 00 Per Barrel
;f'
V This is tho lowest price over known for flour of this grade,
have Choice Family Flour' at $8.00 and 3.50 per barrel.
Try our Special Pastry Flour, "Old Timo" Rye Flour.
of caterers, Jim McKlbenny, was served on
tne stace. at tne rear oi me necuraiiuus,
at two tallies elegantly arranged for
The thlrtv-one locomotive firemen still
out of tho employ of the Lehigh Valley
railroad wero paid each W0 yostenlay,
their regular monthly nllownuco from
tho Ilrotlierhood.
The fact that no stens hnvo been taken
to organize n base ball cum is no iiiiucn-
Harry Kline, Frank Ilastiau, Andrew
Dougherty. James Murphy and Michnol
Mellet, of Moliimoy City, were visitors to
town Inst evening.
Misses Nellio Mellet, Theresa Hnstian
nnd Mollie Ferguson, of Mnlmnoy City,
were nmong tlio out ot-town mines who
l-'itinlly .Tart).
-I.--.,! TO 111uu lVir.1 cf..nt- n-na
hrnuuht before 'Sotliro Shoemaker this
nfternoon chnrged by ills wife with con
tinued cruelty and nbuse. notn sides
told stories of quarrels, jealousies and
little mennnesxes incidental to married
life, which stories were as promptly
denied. Mrs. lllos asked for support for
herself and three children, but tie
defendnnt was opposed to this plan and
insisted upon his wife removing to a place
where they would not be under the eve of
her parents. This proposition Mrs. Dlofs
would not listen to, so the husband went
out witii nn officer to hunt up bail for his
appearance nt the May term of court.
A Farewell Surprise,
J. H. Kehler, who will shortly move to
Allentown, was tendered a surprise ot his
home on North Jardin street last evening
by the members of tlio prayer meetiiig
class of the Kvangelical church, of which
he is the leader. The surprise was in tuo
form of n presentation, of a bible, air.
Thnmns Snvder. tho exhort i r of the clnss.
mode tho presentation nddross, and Mr. 11.
Stacker followed with a fow remarks ot
affectionato farewell. Mr Kobler m..de
n neat response. A very pleasant evenirr
wns siient nnd the class departed wtslur-r
Mr. Kehler and his family prosperity In
their Allentown Home.
Hon thnt Shenandoah will not have one spent last evening here.
this year. Outside players will be cheaper
alter an tuo otner cuius nre mien mou
eighty couples. All tho sents were oc- they are now, nnd good material will bo
i cupicHi. jvuer iuc miiiiui-iiu uitiibiiiK iu- jell on tne mnrKet.
resumed and kept up for nbout three
hours, when the merrlmakers departed
for their Homes, somewiiot intigueu out
highly pleased with the hospitality of
The Soci.
Wo
Some neonle have been led to believe
that the Ilorough Council will meet to-
nlgtit beonuse two weeKB novo eiapseu
since the last meeting, but it will not.
This month had five Thursdays allotted
to it and the roirular Council meetings
Go nnd hear ''III. Walter." as rendered nre held on the first and third Thursdays KUlieM nlar KvaUB. vor aUIllil Kmma
by MoElheuny's phonograph. 3-14-tf of each month. Angel, Lizzie Market, Kmmn Porger mid
Uorn w ei.ei.
ilnl Seven.
flwnn W. Thomas hns been appointed
letter carrier to succeed J. H. Kehler, re
signed. Mr. Thomas will nsssme the
duties of his posltiou on Monday.
Mrs West, of Urooklvn. mother of Rev.
Flovd K. West, nt one time pastor of the
1. K. ohurcli or town, is tne guest oi .urs.
11. A. Acker, of South White street.
Atmmi? tha Ashland ladles who took
part In tne swell affair last night wero
streets last Monday afternoon, and I do
not sue how the llorouuU Council can
consistently refuse to Investigate the
matter so far ns the acts or failure of
action on the part of Its officers are con
1 understand runt one or two
mon who claim to be
. , . , ,,. ..... l-j... i v ini T)..- mndtds of American citizenship behuved
ID tons .B ine MUiaiingS, OXWa (juuuty, iwavy rpnwu, J.u wmB x U1U themselves in a manner that day far
unbecoming the conduct or men or ineir
drrr "EVprl Is 0110 of our BPoci"ltie3'
VTUUU. X1 LCLL weok lj000 bushels choit
"Wo otter this
choice Yellow Corn; "proiiinent1
A Protect,
I'liii-nti TTi?i, A T n .1 lwiiii-tllir onilnrue
the sentiments expressed In your paper auspices or uie Jtney
rufnrdtnir Hie dUuiacef ul scene on our bins-opera house.
rfpni is. rirst anniversary ui tne
Daisy Chain of All Saints' Protestant
Episcopal church. "Old Song" entertain
ment.
Am-il 80. Ice cream festival under tho
auspices of the Star Flute and Drum
Corps in Jtoiiuius opera nouse.
May 30- Strawberry and Ice cream fes-
v A iiuamor tho D-niilnl and nnternris-
April a. First annual hop under the iny' manniier of tho Win. Ponu Supply
uruuesirn, m nuu- (Jompaliy, WOB a Vlslior toiowu yesieruny
lfmlrinir aftor theinterestsof liisoompany.
Mr. lleemer is very popular with both the
company and im patrons.
T. J. Conkley and John Devnney, of
Tremont. were attendants at me wweiu-
blv Inst evening. Mr. Coakley. who was
until recently Towu Clerk of bhenaiuloth,
Chop, our own .make : 20 tons Choico Timothy Hay ; 5 tons Chop, j
1 mado otfihan whole wheat and corn.
Cracked Corn and "Wheat Mixed for CHICKEN FEED.
'New CARPETS:
.1....1 t .. lnl.l.l..cl l.nUU
Livni 111 liuuuiua uiiuic. uuunc.
Jl luvil l . . n .. e-K a n.
I TT.. l....la n . .a!. ..nHnnu I HUB IIVD9 Uuil' w, i .
iiiniaiiBiifiiB. umuiiiiiiiii.u
were such ns not to oomo within the reuch
nt ttm lnw. if the members of the
Ilorough Council allow this disgraceful
affair to pass without olllclal recognition
they win see n nig urop ui me ruepeui. m
the neonle wno eiecieu vuum. i.r...
Shenandoah, Mnroli 'is.
Moquotto and Body Brussols,
Velvet and Tapestry Brussels, In-
is now engaged in the undertaking nnd
fiirnltiirii liuaimMH at Tremont nud ia
i . i - ---------- -
under the doing won,
A ten minute concert for a nlokel a
McKIuenny's wife. s-H'tl
enfe. a-i-i-H
Millinery llnnds at Wholesale.
At Samuel Cohn's Temple of Fashion,
107 West Market street. Pottsville, you
will llnd a Inrgo assortment of pattern
A
Mr,
street
farewell I arty,
I party was held last night In honor of
, mid Mrs. T. C. Waters, of East Lloyd
who will leave uere on juoutiny
Walt lor the Opening,
Velvet and Tapestry Oirussois, in- jirs. Hyde win open on Bnti
grains and Rag Carpets. Wo have tne''miiiinery foVthering
tho largest and iinoat stock of toMto,iMSto.
hnts nnd bonuetB, plain nud fancy Btruw , '
I lmfu .rowiia. lfipofl- milllnerv ornaments. I evening
next to locate In Ducks county. Tho
New Stock,
New Spring Styles,
Handsome Patterns,
Reduced Pi-ices.
no unutit in iinnrintr uiiiiiiiir nini
lt1l'"Vllt Kt-ltlioul ......
rdny, trimin g. etc Our stock' Is now the tu , u.u "J "'. ' '
iiriuc, i hmieflH in in liiiennr ui x'buiibvivjiiiiii. i t
na CARPETS wo have over ne this stock.
shown all prices, from 28o up.
A lot of Remnants of Brussols
Carnots in lonirths suitable for
Bmall rooms at reduced prices.
shapes
exam-
S-3i-tt
In (looil nlmpe Again.
The damage done to the Lehigh Valley J
railroad on Tuesday by n cnvlng In of
the workings oi Indian itiugecoiuery una
been fully repaired nnd both the enst nud
west-bound tracks ore now being used by
the passenger, coal nnd freight trains.
The rnilwuy officials soy they do not
anticipate ony further trouble.
Vnr the best nhotoirranhs co to Won
der's, southeast corner Market and Centre
I streets, Pottsville,
S. Cohn's Temple of Fnshiou, 107 West
Market street. Pottsville. u-mc-ue
A llerlli fur Mr. Klrlc,
Kx-Prothonotnry S, C. Kirk, of Potts
ville. was vesterduv annotated Denutv
Collector at the Port of Philadelphia nt n
salary of $3,000 a year, and will assume
the duties next -Monday.
C'olllerle. Sutpeml.
All the collieries of the P. & R. O. & I.
Co. mispeuded operations last night and
will remain Idle until Monday next.
Get your repairing
man's.
done at Holder
iruiu IUD KUPl"l .. v.v .......
James. .Mrs. William Acker, Mrs, Sarah
James, Mr. and Mrs. George alters, Mr.
niwl Mrs. William Drown, of Uirardville:
Mrs. David Evans, of (jirurdville; Mr. and
Mru Will linn Kreiuer. Mr. and Mrs.
Georae Holvey, Mr. and Mrs. William
Da vies, Mr. and Mrs. Edward biiears,
Mrs. Sarah llevnn. Mrs. William Jones,
Mrs Thomas Clifford. Mrs. Ellzalieth
llartsch. Mrs. William Williams, Miss
.mini Hnntzincrer. of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Richard Horrell, Mr. nnd Mrs. Milton
lliiver." Misses Hnttle James and Ella
n,,, nii. Mi.Kurs .T. W Wntkins. of Malm
nnv I'ltv. Jnsenh Bacon nnd PatrlrkKcan-
' Inn. nnd Mnsters Willie nnd Tommy
( James and William and CieorgoWlUlams.
Old Times ICecalled.
The nrosent nnnearanceof thosoutheast
corner of Main and Centre streets is a
romlnder to the people of how that part
of the town looked on the morning fol
lowing the great, lire of November, 1SS3,
except that the burned nud smoking
debris Is missing. The present appear
once Is due to the fact thnt the unsightly
one-story structure on the Egan property
at that corner Is now being razed to
make room for a more imposing three-
story brick structure.
Kreu Vye I!ainiuatIoii,
Dr. Seibert, 1H North Second street.
Pottsville. makes a specialty of di--ea-es
of the eye, ear, nose and throat. "Ruu-
ning ear," oatarrn ami crossed eyes care
fully treated. Artificial eyes accurately
matched nnd inserted ut a reasonable
nrioe. Persons oalllng t Dr. helberts
office ou Friday of each week innv have
their eyes examined lor glasses iree oi
charge. it
(loud News.
The Sohoppe orchestra dancing school
will re-open on Saturday, March 31.
Orchestra of ten pieces. Everybody welj
come. 8-20-3t
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