The Evening Herald
SHENANDOAH. PA.. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4. 1894.
ONE CENT
VOL. IX.--NO 92.
Your Pretty Wife
Deserves a pretty Home
Give lier one by buying
pretty furniture
largest stock of
Parlor Furniture$
Ever brought to Schuylkill
county, now open and
ready for inspection, at
greatly reduced prices,
J.P.WILLIAMS&SOh
IIS G11IIS
I'rwctr. roiNTS.
Colliery.
or-
tho
EMPLOYES WERE PROMPT
Spnrki From a ioromotlra Kartell
Wane on an Engine llouu Koof Clmagci
at the Colliery The Kan Shaft la Bullrrlj-
Aaaudoned Koir.
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A CALIGO HOP! Next Thursday.,
Everybody Is invited to attend in our store, from 0 o'clock In the
morning till I) o'clock nt night. All CALICOS will ho sold at
to seo them.
llu-lla JNorth main Street, - onenanaoan, x-t. a
Tho School Hoard meets to-night.
A German Lutheran church will ho
dedicated nt Audanreid on tho 28nd Inst.
For the first time in several years many
yacant store rooms nro found in the town.
I rut , 1., r ,,
The Little Blaze at the Kohinoor E(ist CoRi 8t;reet hfl9 been improved by n
neat coat or paint.
" Tho latest Salvation Army hymn is
ranced to "After the Hall." Ulie ol
corps sings It on tho street as n solo.
It is a Ioiil' while between nlavs at
Ferguson's tlieatre. The hard times are
causing companies to play shy ot tho coal
regions.
Shenandoah will hn well represented at
tlie rounlon of the 1'. O. S. ot A. camps at
Glrardvillo this evening. A special car
on tho electric road will leave hero at 0:50,
returning nt U:3U.
The shootlnu match between Green, of
Glrardvlilc, and Cox, of Wllllnmstown,
which is to taKo place nt tracKvllio on
Saturday next, is creating great Interest
among tho sporting fraternity or the
region.
Shenandoah's vote is but n (Iron in a
hocrshead on a presidential vote: but
small as it is. it Is n cold watch against a
gooseberry tliat tho next Kepuuucnn can
djdate for President will get tho majority
end of it.
Althouch tho subiect has not been dis
cussed much the past fow days it is
believed that the outrage at the Andrn
knitls funeral will be a subject of discus
sion at the liorough Council meeting
to-morrow night.
On Friday night tho regular monthly
meeting of the Soldiers' Monument Asso
ciation will bo held, bat ns tho times are
no better than they were a month ago it
is not likely that steps will bo taken to
push the project, Tho committee will
probably adjourn until May.
One of tho best known Irish Democrats
in the town, a popular and influential ono,
remarked spontaneously tho other night
that the Democratic party will save time
and expense by not putting up another
candidate for President nnu that tho next
Congressman from this district will be a
vjf. seii Possjl Bikini Fowiorj
There was some excitement at tho
Kohinoor colliery yesterday afternoon
on account of an englno house roof break
inc into blaze This engine house la
located close to the new shaft In which
there was a stubborn flro a fow weeks ago
and recollections of tho light made against
the flames at that time stirred tho colliery
employes to great activity when yester
day's blaze broke out.
The Are cnlned rapid headway and
although the colliery hoso lines wero put
into play almost immediately after the
ursb unuics suutvuu tueuinvn uta mill
the roof of tho building was destroyed
lu.fnrn flip flr was extinguished. Tlin
loss was comparatively slight, however.
It is supposed the lire was caused by
sparks or passing locomotives.
iiau me cncino uouso ueeu cousumeti
bv tho llames tho operations of tho
collierv would not have been interfered
witli in any way, as the new shaft hns
been abandoned altogether. For some
time nast it has only been used i
Saturdoy last it has ceased to bo even of LMepubllcau,
use In that connection, lho pumps m
this shaft wero removed last week and
sent down tho valley to do service in the
Ulrard Manimotu colliery.
All tho water of Kohinoor colliery is
now taken out ot tho old shaft. Tho
water which accumulates in tho now
shaft now finds its way into the old shaft,
through a boro hole. This does away
with the services ol two pumpmen.
More Candidates are Appear
ing on the Horizon.
DANIEL mm SPOKEN OF
Ho Cftn Hiavo the Democratic Nomination
If He Will Unn-U I). IlfiMcliammt, of
fllrnrilvlllp, In ulno llelng Urged to Han
llelllj'i Appointment.
honors In the 30th ilUtrlrt. TTn 1 a non-
ulnr politician and If Mr. Shepp does not
come out ho tuny hnvo an easy road tolthe
coveted goal.
Hon. John T. Shoencr's chnncea forth
llepubllcnn nomination for Coimress are
said to be growing more favorable daily.
uany uemocrnts are nenrii to utter tins:
If Mr. lielllv is to be defeated we would
prefer Mr. Shocner to any other Hcpub-
ican."
Somo of tho friends of Attornev
Haughawout, of Glrardvlilc, think he
would make n formidable man for the
Democratic nomination for Senator, and
hat ns against I' rank Spiasc, of Tama-
ua, liaugnnwout would get tne acorn,
lut ns we noted before, Mr. Shepp may
In it nud that, would shelve both
Haughawout and Spliwe. N.
'.Tack 'Won't Forcet You." n delinht-
ful ballad, by McKlhcnuy's phonograph
(UliAimVlIXK.
3LOO Per1 Pound.
-None bettter: wo guarantee every pound.
-Tho immense quantity wo sell is the best evidence of its superiority.
"Little Johnny Doouau." prince of Irish
ballads, uy puonograpii at Jicr.iuenny'8.
Mnhanoy Cltr Mitrrlncu.
Miss Nellie Holland wos married to
George T. Llewellyn at 10.S0 o'clock this
mornlne. at Mnhanoy City. Miss Hol
land is tun uaugtiter 01 jonn iiouanu, a
former mine superintendent of this dis
trict, and Mr. Llowellyu is a well-known
insurance agent, nuu ex-newspaper man.
tool to GIRV1N, DUNCAH &. WftiDLEY.
8 South Main Street.
Twelve cuosts dined nt tho American
House yesterday.
M. J. McCullouch. of Colorado, was a
town visitor Monday,
Thomas Horan. of St. Clair, is visiting
pis brother, Johniiorau.
Isaac McClusky, of Now York, trans
acted business hero to-day.
James Kleese. of Heading, is visiting
his brother, Robert Kleese, of town.
J. M. McGrath. of Mananoy Plane,
called on Miss Lizzie Murphy on .Monday
Miss Mamlo Frell returned homo from
Philadelphia last evening.
Misses Qulnu, of Ogdcn street, are
Tho ceremony was nerformed at the resi
dence 01 tno urine's parents, ay west Upending the past .few weeks in Mahauoy
M. P. CONRY,
Monongahela whiskey 60c a fit.
Pure ryo whiskey, XX $1 a qt. a
Fine Old Hourbon, XXX $1 25 a qt.
Superior Blackberry Dnimiy.... i a qt,
...,r i ti. I)-. 1 OS i A
HUiicuui vugiiiiv uiiuiiij v..-.. . .j..
Imported Jamaica Bum $1.75 a qt.
31 South Main St.
q Betai
LiquorStore
VUENGLING'S Stock and Fresh Ale, Draught Porter and Wiener Beer.
- llcst brands ot 5c Cleats ana an
1 all kinds of Temperance Drinks.
that town, and Hev. AV. Mix, of Ashland,
Onlv a few intimate friends werenresent,
Mr. Llewellyn was dressed in the helgth
of fashion and Miss Holland wore a pretty
traveling dress. Among those who wit
nessed the ceremony were : Mr. and Mrs.
John Howe, ot Ashland : W.lv. Lord and
Miss Maine Steckle, of Mt. Carmel ; Miss
Lydla Lyser, ot Ouaknke ; James W.
ml. G T....... r rpun,MnD-n
X UUU1 p&Ull, W., unuiW . lliuininuu,
Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. William Small, ot
Shenandoah. After a few minutes of
congratulations tho happy couple drove
to the Heading station where a train was
boarded for Beaver Falls, lliey win spend
ten days In a trip through Johnstown,
i'lttsuurg ana otuer western points.
Charles Wim. of Mnhanoy City, called
on Girnrdvllle loir ones last evening.
Mrs. Manual Gilbert, of fahamokln. a
former resident of town, called on friends
here.
Miss Minnie Waterhouse. one of Glr-
ardvllle's charming young daughters,
will leavo for Philadelphia Thursday
morning.
Wm, Dusli and George Spadder, of
Ashland, were town callers to-uay.
Special IIeuald torreipondence.
Pottsville, April 3. A political ap
pointment, like kissing, goes by favors,
nud wo are not surprised that most of the
citizens of this county who hnvo been
chosen and honored by this and that
lucrative political berth are tlioso who
havo enrned tho same by somo work dono
in the past for tho party or parties who
bestowed tho favors. Like "familiarity
breeds contempt," personality is often
unkind, if not generally vulgar. There
fore I will not attempt to call over the
list of those who linve been so fortunate
nsto bask in the sunshine of the smiles ot
Congressman Heilly and tho greater and
nearer nowers to the annointinii throne.
Hut this I will say. though it may
lie looked upon ns bad form, that
as in childhood's hour so in man
hood'sday " 'twnseverthus." Thorilling
mission to alwavs urease n fat hou's rumn
is still prevailing and none know It better
than thoso who are leit out and who see
their fondest hones decay," while the
moro favored ones with longer poles knock
and pocKet tno political persimmon
TWO i:.8ES Hi l'OINT.
Forinstnnce, note the howls nud growls
ot that large army of deferred and disap
pointed Democrats who are only pegs for
holes which do not exist, over tho recent
into appointments, notablo that of lion.
S. C. Kirk to the position of Deputy
Collector at tho Port of Philadelphia. Of
Mr. Kirk it must bo said his is a deserv
lug appointment and he is well fitted for
Ids fat take, but if he should die, which
we trust he may not for over three score
years and ten, could there notbe found
among Alt. iteuiy s menus and followers
a hauer's dozen ot just as deserving men,
auv one of whom would fill the bill as
well as Mr. Kirk ? And men, too, who
have never been rewarded for as good
work dono for their putty and party
menus as Mr. ivirK ever peiormeu.
And now tho many faithful of th
unterrifled are regaled with tho au
nouncement that .Mr. Louis stulrreaeu is
to receive tho Pottsvillo postofllce plum
as soon as tho proper time arrives to name
a successor for Mr. W. It. Cole, an ap
pointee of President Harrison, by tho
grace of the late George V. Chllds. Of
Mr. otollregen 1 have not tno slightest
personal criticism to suggest, but lie is
not tho only one who could bo selected to
nmiuasa the German clamor for recogni
tion, and it is well known that there nro
hundreds ot .ur. stouregcu s nationality
ns well fitted and more deserving than ho
to become the postmaster at tno county
seat. Mr. Heilly should v. member that
Misses mory ieu and i.ena ituin, n j, stollregen is not in need of any nfllce.
town, called cm their many Mnhanoy City e ,ms bec twlc0 the incmnbent of very
lucrative county oinces, is wen neoiou no
f, " Setting a Good Table.
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2 x2-4
lllrtlutny Party
There was n iratherini' of llttlo folks nt
the reidence of Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Mn
garglo.on South White street, yesterday
afternoon, to celebrnte the filth nnulver-
friends Tuesday.
P. J. McGulre, Congressman-at-Large,
will leave for salt LaKo uity to recru-
porate on Friday morning.
Misses McIIala and Nellio Dougherty.
ot Shenandoah, are visiting the Misses
Casey tho past fow days.
Miss Hertha Schtiltz nnd her lady
sary of Mildred Mogargle. Hefreshmonls friend, of town, called on her sister, Mrs.
wero served at small tables and the little Peto Hill, of Shenandoah, on Tuesday
l'lMfJONAr..
William II. AdauiB. of Pottsvllle. was
in town this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. llroomp. of llrnwns.
ille, nro visiting in Shnmokin.
Samuel H. liroomo. of llrownsvlllo. Is
confined to his homo by illness.
Mrs. Fred, llurkhart went to Potts-
ille this morning to visit friends.
Willi,,,,, llt.ni, nf (-.... .Ilo i..
guest of town friends last evening.
Miss Snllle Stein spent vestordav after
noon visiting friends and relatives at
Mnhnnoy City.
Miss Laura Ituntzlnger. who was tho
guest of town friends tho past few weeks,
left for her home in Philadelphia yesterday.
Messrs. liurchill. Kcheltlv and Smith.
tlireo young gentlemen from town, went
to Pottsvllle this morning to spend tho
day.
Mrs. Proude. wifoof tho pastor of tho
Primitive Methodist church, has recovered
sulliciently from her illness to be able to
moKo cans upon her friends.
Joseph Delnnev. a former verv popular
resident of this place nnd now engaged as
master mechanic nt tno lorn Farm col
liery, near Pottsvllle, spent to-day visit
ing his numerous friends here.
F. II. Hess, a Philadelphia carpet sales
man, called upon customers here this
morning. Mr. Hess savs tho enrnet trade
is improving nnd in consequence several
mills have started on full time. When
the dull seaon set In last spring, lie said,
dealers laid in little stock, merely selling
oft what was on hand. Now they aro
compelled to buy to keep up stock to meet
tuo demand.
William Kcndrlck. Jr.. who wns until
recently cornet soloist in the Murine
Hand at Washington, I). C, and had been
spending the past few months with his
parents in town, leit yesterday lor ew
York City, where ho will join tho "th
Regiment linnd. ns cornotlst. Tho 7th Is
thecrnck regiment of the grent metropolis,
and Mr. Kendrick is to bo congratulated
upon securing an engagement with its
uaud.
. i i, a ones had a most enjoyable time. Among T. F. Thonoy, a prominent merchant of
Is lUSt U9 easy for a gOOU housekeeper as a the number wero Kthel Ilollopeter, Kdith town, left for Philadelphia this morning
, -lit 1 ,A Acker, HachelKirlin, Iluth Matter, liessle to purchase n choice lot of gents' furnish-
smart OOy. Tjroviuou Olio unuo tuuu juug- w iiiinms, Millie unniiiari, iveiui liuutivn,
. , , Lidie Parrott, Kmily Williams, Ilurdella
ment in the selection Of What SllO puts on Anstock, Sadie Mullahey, Edna Powell,
. , Lottie Hall, Ethel Morgan, Cora Powell,
Sf Wn itrrnlfl Biinrrrnnt. n fftnr ltoms in the Josle Heddnll. John Hunter. John Finney.
1& . Joseph Swindt. liertram Wilde, Alliert
WttV Of CHOICE GROCERIES to assist Gralt. Eddio Langtoi. i, Itobbio Powell,
yj w Frank Urown, Abel Ilolderman, Lester
her in
Setting a Good Table.
M llllillllP, iUliilC UtUJIiinLi. y Ki, iwiim"! I mjij (JOOUS.
Lldle l'arrott, Lmliy Miiiams, nurdeim TlinmM Walker and James Lancton.
two of Ashland's popular young men,
cast their bright smiles on tho Misses
Casey last evening.
Miss Nellie McLaughlin and her friend.
Miss Julia Gavin, two of ourfficomnllshed
voung socletv Indies, spent Tuesdny with
their gentlemen friends at Mnhanoy
City.
Hurkhart, John Swalm, Itobert Cnllen,
John and Collier Wasley, John nnd Hob
ble O'Boyle. Emory Titman, Claude
Davis and John Itohlnnd.
What of Decoration Day T
Worth a Visit. TjrI. it nil lnncer be said that Shenan-
Tlm miiReiim opened at 121 North Main I rtnnh can onlv have a parade when there
street last night is worthy a visit, The u a funeral, or during or just after a
I educated seals of Uapt. eoi) givo ft political campaign. What, tnougu St.
I pnlniiH i vhlbltion and cause much sur- linvld'a Dav. Waslilngton's Illrthday and
I prise and amusement by the manner in I st. Patrick's Day wero permitted to conio
whlcli tney mnnipuiaio musical inai.ru- nnd go witnoui any uemoiisi.riii.iuii un nio
ments. aiisb Leone vanira wnisiies buhib part ot our usually eniiiusinsiiu eui.eus
sides with the world's goods, and living, as
ho does, on an honestly earned fortune,
can well afford to bu permitted to work
for a time for political clory as county
chairman while some other citizen, just
as deserving and just ns capable, might
have the greao bestowed on linn which
It Is said Mr. lielllv lias in store for Mr.
Stollregen, in order that somo of the Con
gressman's fences may no repaired per
manently and euectiveiy. iWeiuiuKB i
henr a vociferous amen echoed from the
Flowery Field to the site of tho new hotel
on Sharp mountuln in response to this
sentiment.
WOULD YOU llELIEVIi IT ?
The latest nnmo your scribe has heard
for an ofllce to be be filled this fall is nn
inspiring one. It Is that of no less a per
sonage than Daniel Shepp, Esci., ot Tuinn
qua, for Senator in tho iiOth district. Mr.
shepp is in no sense a self-imposed can
didate, nut l am given to understand 11
his nartv calls ho will respond and obey.
it no consents to stiiuu it goes wuuoiib
writing it that lie will be nominated by
the Democracv. and tho chaiicesforutnrn
of tho tide in this district from ono politi-
t cal faith to the other would bo mighty
slim, Indeed. It is not even known as yet
that this subject lias been even whispered
to tho popular Tnmaquiin. 1 for one con
sider it cxL-emely doubtful that ull u
"When Thero is Love nt Home." beauti
fully rendered bv McElhennv's phono
graph.
.Surpilge l'nrty.
A surprise was held last night in honor
of Miss Sophia Beck, nt her' home at 221
Mavberrv allov. Among tho people pre
sent wero Mrs. H. C. Hughes, Springfield,
in.; .Misses iienn Ullhllan, nertua White,
Lester Woods, Hattie Morris, Elllo
Jefferson, Emma Morris, Lillio Needs,
Holla Fisliburn, Lillio Lenhart, Jennio
Lewis, Sophia Stufl'enberger.Laura Lewis,
Dora and Jeunlo Fogel, Li..ie nnd
Martha Jefferson, Iieun Clifford, Sadie
Drumheller, Annie Augustine, Carrie
Mealey, Mlnersville: Lizzie Jenkins, Lost
Creek; Katie Lewis, Wadesville, and
S.i'l'e Howard, Girardvllle; Mrs. J. L.
Tempest; Messrs. John llownian, John
Fogel, William Webster, August Slump,
T. M. Tempest, Harry Parker, William
Morris, Harry Tempest, Harry Hlchards,
William Spado, Samuel Heck, Harry
Wartz, William Edwards, David Sim
mons, Alfred Owens, Hobert Jefferson,
Alex. Morris, Edward Tempest and Kou
ben Itoso.
lrlcs New tn Hheiianilonll,
As advertised wo are selling to-day
500 pairs lace window curtains, all new
goods iresu irom the iusiom House: tno
prices will be 3S)c, 60c, Cfte, C5c ami S5c per
pair ; each curtain is 3 yards long 0 yards
o each pair nnd the patterns aro tho
latest designs. Wo will offer another lot
of men's white shirts at 33c, all sizes, just
received. These shirts aro equal in quality
and flulsii to any 75c goods.
L. J. WlLKISSOS.
3-31-tf 21) South Main St.
UttJlUIl V . 1UW, U . If Illtri Ul (all Kill III lllltil V (Halt - ouwii- --, - 1 a. 1.11 1 11
m dude, is not only n ties to Inaugurate a proper celebration of a tally-ho coach team iuld draw him
n very entertaining, the next legal holiday, that ono which Info tho political arenn, but the fact
cialile gentleman. The wakes up all tho latent patriotism of the might us well bo looked squarely In the
. . . i . M , I , , f mi . il... 1 tnrtn n rtw- nu lntllP till I 1M II I CiOTn tit flfP I H T-
Fancy Minnesota Patent Flour.
Fine Fresh Creamery and Dairy Butter,
Fine Table Syrups, at C, 8 and 10 cents.
Best Sugar-cured Hams and Breakfast Bacon
Smoked Beof and Summer Sausage.
Fnnev White and Fat Norway Mackerel, 15 cents per pound.
Good No. 1 Mackerel. 10 cents per pound. Strictly Puro Lard
Crosso & Blackwolls Chow-chow and Pickles, Pickled Onions,
Salad Drossinn and Fino Catsups,
U,;r,0f Pnlifnvnin flminnrl "tfrnHn. rniiRiiariinr of Bartlott PearS, EfCff
Plums, Cherries and Apricots. Standard Canned Tomatoes, 3 for 25c,
-in; j. n .i m. n,l,ln O nnn fVvw OKo 'N'nrtrinrn Slierfil
7. " . , ' , . ' , . or . -riinn Schelfly, 1st base; John Weeks, 2nd base; the co-oporation ot the different clio nud blo Senatorial candidate, i
Com. "Prillo Of Shenandoah" brand, tWO Cans for ZO COntS. JinO Joo w'u, short stop ; Joe Piatt, 3rd military bodies, and to prepare a proper u fHiniedged runner In tin
B-1 TTnJfT T., P 9 ,n,,a Ofip flnn,l Afnrvlnnfl Com. 4 catlS 25c. ?o;.ohn A. Heilly, right field . i James plan for t ,he observnuco o the .lay we , ll0lls0 the Third
uiiLLuiuiy u uuu v.u, j Shields, centro Hold; uaviu i.ewis, icii. ouuuiu ...... wv. -
Choice Red Alaska Salmon, 10c. Another lot Florida ORANGES, ,t1' ZlfinmM
lresh, juicy and sweet, Uo cents a uozou.
1im1 ,, ...1,1, nloncilnir fTrt. ,l..,,l,l ll,u l 1, o llnf nfTnrt. nn tlin blnlldlSllUientS Ot MT. ShCPP'B IllliUy
nn.f does It gracefully, too. J. W. nart of all our military and civic socio- I Menus. 01 oil political snades, 01- tuat
uolley, the sKeioton
curiositv. but n
Mm mnrous and social
ultmv fa milli. illfTprpnt. tn the innioritv
the dime ventures. There is moro of the
money's wortli In it,
HoroniMltiiul lioocls.
People having old furniture or carpets
n fair condition can send them to Heoso's
auction rooms and realize good prices.
One day overy week will bo set apart for
tho sale of this kind of goods. People
wlio want to quit business can have their
entir entire stock sold in a short time and
realize good prices. Call on or address
Hesse's Auction nnd commission House,
Dougherty Uullding, West Centre street.
i-i-ti
Saloonlats on the Diamond.
tho next legnl holiday
nnd between this dnto nnd tho recurrence
Covle.of Mnhanoy City, or whoever may
Tho first of tho base ball enthusiasts to of the day, May 30th, there is ample time bo tho Kepuuucan nominee.
,t.v tl, (lelil nre the saloonkeepers, and for our borough authorities to take steps not IN TIIK stNATOlilAUFIOIIT.
The Attraction I
On the QjSrpet stock is not tho
little gyjbut a largo assortment
of new patterns in moquettes, vel
vet and tapestry hrussols. Ingrain
and rug carpets at Reduced prices.
The Itirgett and finest asEortment
ox rag carpets wo havo over had.
ont.vtl.n delil nretlm saloonkeepers, and for our borough authorities to take step
the following team will soon uo open ior uibui u . -i word rencnos mo irom your groni.
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n i niiniieiiueH : LiiurieH iiuiciiiii. nivnci I'1" '1' ............. r. - mirumiiniiu i,ui,ii t,,nw .ni.jv,.
JNortnorU DUlxar rim MKii,nimv. mtelier: J. K. P. delegated all authority to invito me FiiiRv has slipped the traces as an avail
l . .n ... V . i.- n.i 1 I f .a i.n,iA,,tliTi rf tlin illlTnrmir. rlvln mill I , , t..... t.. ...ll.l... 1 41. u, I. la
a i Til . I Mni, nm v or nnsf ! .mm i-mkh. iiii nunc; I ,u. wi.w.....uu ..... ........... - - - - , .nm. nHiiiiLtiriiii cmiiiiiiaiu. linn lun, iid tn
'M COntS. J2in01 Tn w' tr .1. 't Kton: Joe Piatt. 3rd military bodies, and to prepare a .proper .. fllli.1Ie.i,,u.i runll,,r i,, the race for the
district. Mr.
Finney can get this nomination for the
-sklug. nud his chnnces for election nre
but ter than thoso of auv other Itemiblicaii
and equal to those of any Democrat who
could be run in tho district. This is in
formation I vouch for ns coming irom re
liable authority north ot the mountain
Uets will ue even 11 1'inney runs.
roiNTS.
Snenklnir of bettlntr. I do not believe in
it, uo more than I believe in that disreputa
ble auxiliary to the business of a saloon
AVUl llrsuma To-morrow.
Itn meeting to-morrow niulit bv appoint
ing a suitable committee, as we have
.1 . . . .1 . 1 . .
. ... . . 1 Riirppsieii. mill our uriinti jvruiv iubi,
The embargo which was pinceci upon , , ,, ,i,.ni,t(nni
the coal produced at the v , m. :l enn w,u foow w,th enthu8nam which would
?"Z'JL?2t?'rZZZ The Sum will ln.nw the proper celebration ana uomon-
viv..... ... - . .... j - 1 stratlon suiri;ested.
Knu.,..n nna.nr mn. Tn.iiinrrtiw iiiiirmiiir. 1
It lost three days.
Deeds Iteeanleil.
Among the deeds recorded at Pottsvillo
and puny gambling device, the nickel-in-tho-elot
machine, but tlioso who are in-
Knlttle, property in Gilberton.
Now ou Tap,
Hettie & Sons' celebrated bock beer Is
now ready and ou tap at all tho leading
hotols nuu restaurants in anenanuoau
nnd vicinity. This Is no counterfeit,
but the genuine bock beer, and la
acknowledged to bo the finest brew now
on the market. All orders left at 120 South
Moin street will recelvo prompt attention.
Ioe Dealtri
nnnrtre Holver and William Andrews
lmvn embarked in the ice business and
hnvo a wacon and teum ou tho road, 1 dined to waaer are advised by tho know
They Intend to givo the public the olenn UK politicians hereabouts to put two to
and clear cold goods nt zero prices. Mr. one on Hon. T. J. Illgglns, of Sheunn-
Holvey was formerly ou the town police iioah, for Sheriff. Why Is thU. do you
force nud can tell the difference between ntJk f Iiecause tho Democratic ticket to bo
Inn mill n sunbeam about as ciulck as any- nominated this venr will have on it from
one. hereabouts for Coiigres n Pottsville mau
uud lo.' nirecioroi ine i-oor a lower enu
mnii. .n that north of tho mountain neonl
can rnlly nrouuu tho most native and
available candidate in the Held, and his
name Is illgglns.
T. J. O'Connor, who was a delegate to
the last Democratic nntional convention,
U mentioned as a candidate for Senatorial
Aukle Gruiheil,
Peter lllrminL'hnm. of Turkoy Itun. had
his right ankle crushed nnd legs nnd
back hoverely bruised by n fall of top rock
In the TurKey nun comory yesieruuy
The Injuries wore dressed by Dr. Ilanill
ton.
Fnneral.
Tho funeral of John. Intnnt son of An
thony and Mary Schmlcker, took place
this afternoon from the residence of Mrs.
Sehmlcker's parents, on West Lloyd
street. Intermeut wns juadu in the An
nunciation cemetery.
New Air felmft.
A game of men have brokon ground
near the red bridge for a new air slia't to
be sunk into tho workings ot the Indian
lltdge colliery. The shaft 1 to be tea
feet square.
A Little More
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