Evening Herald.
THURSDAY. APRIL 5, 91.
THIRD EDITION
(IIMIIUITON.
J W. Early, n hustling tea ngeut,
pcnt yesterday In Suubury nmong
friends.
Mrs Owen Hrown Is visiting friends in
Shamoklii.
.Tolm Canfleld, mnnagerof tlio Mniinnny
City Ileef Company, looked after business
hurts yesterday morning.
T. .T. Mutiley, Iho genial telegraph
operator of this place, is doing ulghtduty
at St. Nicholas.
Charles liranger, of Glrnrdvillc, spent
yesterday in town.
.Richard Itevan. of Mahanoy Plane, was
ecu on our streets yesterday morning.
John Birmingham, employed as a miner
nt Draper colliery, was Heriously injured
by a fall of coal on Tuesday. He was
taken to thu Miners' hospital at Ashland.
Mrs. John llulllhau and sister left for
Philadelphia on Tuesday, to attend thu
funeral of an infant child of Peter Mc
TJanuira. Edward Wynne, our popular shoe
denier, spent yesterday In Mahanoy City.
Thomas ,J. McDonald, of Glrardvillc,
tdiook hands with friends hero yesterday
Afternoon,
Miss Aunia Munley spent last evening
in Mahanoy City.
M. A. (ierber, superintendent of tho
Scntnuu and (ierhcr collieries, nt Tama
qua, looked after business here yesterday.
Joseph Painter, of Wllllomsport, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with his parents
liero.
It is rumored that several well-known
politicians in the Third legislative dis
trict. are grooming a young politician from
licnnndoab for the Legislative nomina
tion in this district.
For the accommodation of those desiring
to attend the grand free opening at Lake
sido this evening thu P. & it. It. R. Co.
will run a special train, leaving Shenan
doah at T o'clock for East Mahanoy June
tlon, stopping at all intcrincdintustations.
Iteturmiig the train will leave Kast Maha
noy Junction at ;i::i'J u. in. lorShenatidoah
and (jirnrdville, stopping at all intermedi
ate stations. Excursion fare from Cilber
ton will be H'.l cents. The Messrs. Coognn,
proprietors of the summer resort, have
engaged the Schoppe full orchestra to
furnish the dancing music and a good
time is assured all who attend.
Special Cimt Sales.
There will !u special salos of ladies'
coats (black only), at auction and prl
vatelj.on Wednesday and Friday even
ings, ami at private sales every day dur
ing the week. These goods are nil new
and of this year's stvlo. The sales will
niTord a rare opportunity to ladles who
are in searcli of bargains In coats. Heese's
Auction and Commission House, West
Centre street. 4-2-fjt
A (iriiml Opening,
It K and II. 1'', Coogau wish to nn
liouucc to the public that thoy will have
n grand opening of the Lakeside Hotel, at
Lakeside, (Kast Mahanoy Junction) on
Thursday. April fitli. 1KI4. The famous
Schoppe orchestra has been engaged for
llio occasion anil win lurnisli dancing
music in the pavilion, adjoining the hotel,
which will be thrown open to the nubile
for the day. A grand supper will be
served. Everybody Is invited and trains
from and to all points will be run for
tnclr accommodation. The .Messrs.
Coogan have become tlio lessees of this
popular hotel and intend to make it more
popular than ever. yo-ot
Special low prices to all in wntches
Jewelry and silverware at Holdermau's,
corner mam and J.ioyu streets.
rttn Baby was alcfc, we gars her Csswrw.
aen Mm u a Chll J, she cried for Caster!,
' (lis hrcAtns Miss, ho cluni; to Caatort.
"ln ctia had Children, sheen th6ta CwtoiSa.
MAIIANOT PLANE,
Where is that Hoard of Health that was
appointed about a month ago? Gentle
men, get down to work or resigu in
luvor of men wuo will.
Ilevnn Ilros. purchased a fine team this
"week and Tom says he will take dust
from no ono in town. Ilutcher Thomas
Neury also got a dandy new bay, a match
lor ins t roller, nan.
There will be a grand entertainment for
the benefit of t lie new Catholic Sunday
school ol Finekvllle in the new Park
theatre on April 2r.th. The Catholics of
Frackillle intend to enlarge and beautify
their building. All are invited to help
me good cause along.
F. N Hippie, of Mahanoy City, Isdolng
duty in the assistant trainmaster's olllco.
Mrs Joseph C. lloyle has removed her
Household goods to J'ottsville and will
take up her residence In that town.
The Itorough Council will make their
annual tour or inspection to morrow.
Patrick Flynn, of tho Island, died on
Tuesday anil will be buried on 1'ridny.
nt Ashland. The funeral will tto via tiie
clectru- ears. The deceased was about 70
years of age and left n wife and four
children.
.1. K Finney, of Shtiiandoah, passed
mrougn town on ins way to jiarrismirg.
The young hoodlums who congregate
around thu post olllco should lie arrested
mid lined for violating tlio borough
ordinance. It is high time for tho Chief
of Police to take this matter in hand and
prosecute all offenders. The borough
iiuuioriiius win stand uy mm.
"Tin: iikut si'OAtt citised ham" in the
l nited States is made in Cleveland bv
The Cleveland Provision Co., and called
the Huso 11am. All their hogs are in
spectral bv the United States Government
Every ham Is branded on tho back with
the cut of a rose, and tho words "Hose
(iov Insp." in a circle. 3-18-tu-th-sat
Hteaim hip Tickets Uerftieetl.
From IIiinihnrL' llromnn. Ant.wem
Amsterdam milv tii rjl Tii I .IvMrtmril
tjueenstown, Londonderry, Del fast or
iiiasgow. only . At Heese's ttallroad
niul steamship Ollice, Dougherty Build-
Ing, Shenandoah, Pa.
i-i-ii
Iluy Keystone Hour. He sure thnt the
liamo Lkhsiu & Hakii, Ashland, Pa., is
""Arriuing Daily
f;. D. Fricke'8 Carpet Store,
10 South Jnrdln Street.
COMPROMISE AT DARLINGTON
Another Mnrfler Ornwlnc Out of Governor
Tillman's Dispensary Law.
Columbia, S. C, Apfil fi. Governor
Tillninti now feels assured thnt there will
be no further trouble as n result of the
Dnrllugton dispensary killing. After hold
ing n lengthy conference with a Dnrllug
ton committee the governor instructed
General Hlchboitrg to prepare everything
to bring tho troops back here tomorrow.
The governor bus agrcrd that If tho men
in Darlington who have caused trouble
will stand their trial he will let tho civil
law take its course nil the way through.
Concerning tho resolution introduced in
congress in regard to his stoppago of tele
grams the governor said: "Ohl I don't
faro to notice every crank who introduces
resolution."
There was a murder at Darlington yes
terday growing out of the late disorder.
It took place at thu Cleveland hotel, whrru
Dr. W. II. Payne, one of the guests, shot
and instantly killed Henry Green, second
cook of tho hotel. Tho cause of the trag
edy, It appears, was that the negro went
before General RIchbuurg, commander-in-chief
of tho state volunteers, and made
allidavlt that he had seen Dr. Payne com
ing out of the dispensary. When Dr.
Payne spoke to Green about it hot words
were passed on both sides, Green giving
Dr. Payne the lie. The pistol was placed
nt the negro's breast, the shirt being
burned by tho powder.
Mora Vifitlmi of th Indian War.
EL Reno, O. T., April 5. Troop 1) has
followed troop K to the scene of the trou
ble between cattlemen and Indians in the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe country. Tho
battle, say couriers, still continues. When
troop IJ reached tho scene a hot skirmish
wns in progress. Tho soldiers took n hand.
nnd one white man and four braves were
added to the list of seven dead. Tho latest
rumor is thnt the Indians are gathering in
large numbers. The possibility of a brief
but bloody wnr is being discussed. It is
claimed thnt if the Cheyennes and Arspn
hoes, who number 300 at this ngency.were
to go on th warpath they would bo joined
by the Apaches, Comanches and Kiowns,
who number several thousand.
Ashley's Kidnaped lloj.
AMII.EY, Pa., April fi. Chances seem
brighter for finding Kddie Hrotherton,
who mysteriously disappeared from here
about four months affo. After the recent
arrest of the Italian organ grimier Bur
gess Fenntr and several prominent citi
zens hired a detective, of the Pinkerton
force, who became noted here for his work
in apprehending "Heel Nosed Mike."
Every (dew has been run out, and the
work Is said to have hud telling results.
Tho letter received after tho child's disap
pearance is supposed to have Iteeuu decoy,
coming from the kiduapers.
Uniim Clty' UUctlnn Itlot.
Kansas Citt, April 5. The three men
reported as fatally wounded in Tuesday's
election riot are still alive, but reason
able hopes of their recovery are not cn
turtaiued. Pate, the deputy constable
who precipitated the riot while trying to
arrest one of tho Pryor family, said he be
lieved that Mike Calluhnn, tho only one
that was killed outright, is the man that
shot liiiu. Pato Is one of those mortally
wouudoit. Hurry Fowler is another who
will die, for it is thought uothlug short of
a miracle can save him.
Prentlflrcnit (lti Anotlisr T.eaie of Life.
Cuirxoo, April 5. Assassin Prcnder-
gns will certainly not bo hanged before
July 2, and not until May 21 will the in
vestigation into the condition of his mind
be commenced. Such wns the order en
tered by Judge Chetlaln yesterday after
noon. The state asked for four months
and tho defense asked for two weeksniore
for preparation. Tlio trial of the caso was
reckoned to tak" a mouth, nnd conse
quently thu dates. .uUJ JluuujulyS
woro agreed upon.
Chancni In the Carnegie Workl.
Pirrsnnuo, April S. A number of
changes are to be made among tho ofll
cials now In chnrgoof tho Carnegie Home
stead Steel works, but just what they will
be and who will be affected in thu change
cannot bo learned until the aiinouncemnt
is mads by the heads of thecompsny. The
changes are being niudo witii considerable
secrecy, and arc believed to hnve been the
result of the recent armor plate difliculty
wdilch the conipnny had with the govern
ment.
To Take the Vnlkyrlo Home.
LonikiX, April fi. Captain Cr.mtleld
and a crew of twenty men sailed yester--
day from Liverpool for acw i ork ou tlio
White Star liner Majestic. Cnptnin Crnn
fleld, it will be recalled, sailed Lord Dun-
ravon's cutter Valkyrie last year in the
races forltha America's cup. lie nnd tho
men with him will bring the Vnlkyriu
home, it having been decided that she
will take no part In American racing
events during the coming season.
A DytiHmltn.ltoiub In T.radvlll.
Ll'.AIiviLLE, Colo., April 5. A dynamite
bomb wns found yesterday In the court
house. It was eight inches long and t wo
aud a half inches in diameter. The lu-o
had broken when it woe nearly burned olV
and this alone probably prevented an e.v
plosion. Tim discovery caused ii tense ex
cltement. The county commissioner.-, im
mediately offered l,lH) for the arrest of
tho person who placed the bomb there.
Steol Hall l'rotlurtioii ItuthlnK.
PmsM'isu, April 5. Business is niHb-
lug at tho Kdgnr Thomson Steel works, at
Uraddock, more so than at any othertime
during the year past. The big order re
cently received for steel rails put all the
idle workmen back in their places nt the
mill, ami the production Is away above
the standard. The output Is from l.'-iOOto
1,4U0 tons every twenty-four hours.
Commander If eyvrman's tfenttinee.
Washington, April 5. Tlio court mar
tial in thecaseof CommanderO. F. Heyer
uinn, who commanded the Kearsargo
when that vessel was wrecked ou Hon-
cador reef, finds the commander "guilty,
through negligence, of allowing a veMil
to be stranded." Ho was sentenced to bo
suspended for two years on waiting orders
pay-
Maeee Held for the Grand Jury.
New Yohk, April 5. Tho coroner's jury
in the CHstt of Miss Martha J. Fuller, the
typewriter, rendered a verdict that Miss
Fuller came to her death by a sht't fired
from a pistol, but who tired the p'.stol they
were unable to determine. Mugeo wan
held to tho graud jury.
Killed While lliirularliliiK.
WABSAW, Ind., April 0. George Wei
rick, a merchant at Palestine, near this
rlty, shot and instantly killed a man who
wa trying to get Into Welrlek's store for
the purpose of robbery. Tho burglar is
lupposeu to he a tramp.
COXEY'S COMMONWEALERS.
Tfcey Are rrevrated from Marching
Thronch the Streets or ritUbnrg.
PlTTsnuiM, April 6. Forty men who
claimed to belong to Coxcy's army were
before Magistrate McKelvr vesterdav.
Ihey having slept hi the police stations
ihc night before. A dozen of them, who
were evidently worthy unemployed work
men, were released, The others were sent
up for thirty days each.
Among the recruits to the army yester
day wero twenty Huns and Poles.who said
tuey were starving. Yesterday afternoon
the nrmy was formed In line to march to
ilonougnhcla whnrf. where a lame meet
ing was held. The police authorities,
however, compelled them to remain In
camp. Last night the Commonwealers
were again prevented from marching out
to attend a meeting. Several buralnrlcs
on Tuoidny night was the cnuso of this
rigid discipline, though they cannot bo
traced to tlio army.
though the army was not present both
Coxeynnd llrowne addressed largo meet
ings both afternoon and evening. At the
afternoon meeting on Moiionguhcla wharf
there were between 15,000 nnd 20,000 peo
ple present.
i.ate last night tnirty-llvo or Uoxey s
followers who had disregarded tho orders
of the police wero arrested in Allegheny
City for vngrnncy.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AT OIL CITY
A Fntlter and Three Children Killed.
Tito others Fatally Injured.
Oil Citt, l'a., April 8. A terrible ex
plosion occurred last evening by which
four persons were Instantly killed and
two fatally Injured. The dend nre:
Joseph Kaullls, a German lnborer, aged
fiO; Mary Kaullls, aged 6 years; Joe Kaul
lls, nged 4; Alary lasmvr, aged 7. Mrs.
Kaullls and her babe, 6 months old, wero
seriously hurt and are cow lying in a dy
ing condition at the hospital.
Thu cause of the explosion Is a mystery.
When It occurred Kaullls was on tho back
porch of his residence, and the children
were playing in the yard. Ills wife nnd
youngest child were Inside the home.
There wns no gas burned in the houee,
cither for fuel or lights. The bodies of all
were terribly mangled, and the entire rear
portion of the house was blown Into kin
dling wood. The only plausible theory
advanced for the disaster Is thnt Kaullls
found n glycerins enn and had brought it
home witli him, and it was accidentally
exploded. Kaullls was thrifty and indus
trious, nnd highly respected.
Maryland'! Iron Hall.
Daltihohh, April 5. The nnswer of
Charles J. Wiener and Joseph C. France,
the Maryland receivers of tho Orderof the
Iron Hall, who have about 1100,000 in
their hands, to the petition of James F.
Failey, of Indianapolis, Ind., to have tho
funds of the order in Maryland turned
over to him, was filed In court hero today.
It denies that the order of the Indiana
court is operative outside of thnt state,
aud claims that it should not be respected
here; that the. money of tho order here be
longs to Mnrylnnd members, nnd It will
be to their benefit to have It distributed
uuder the direction of a Maryland court.
Da Gama Thrrntened wltu Yellow Fever.
BtJKNOs Aykes, April 6. Yellow fever
on board the Mendello, one of the Portu
guese warships which brought to this
port from Itio Janeiro Admiral da Gama
and other Brazilian insurgents, is increas
ing iu violence, and many of the crew aro
now prostrated with the disease. It Is
feared that Admiral da Gama, who has
been greatly weakened by his wounds,
would fall uu easy victim to the disease
should he be attacked. A vessel has been
dispatched from Portugal to convey the
refugees to Portuguese territory.
rasneri the New Jeney House.
Trenton, April B. The house Inst night
passed the following bills: Mnklng trout
fishing legal between April 1 and July 31;
requiring denttsts to procure a license
under a penalty of $300 fine; abolishing
public road boards in Essex and Hudson
counties and putting the control of such
boards in the board of freeholders; provid
ing that the inspector of factories aud hit
assistants shall hare the inspection of
mines.
Tlla Meimiry Heturned,
.Tlmrcfivvrr.T.i? Vln Auril f. Yesterday
thrmifsh uhiick reMiiRini? from n fall Ed
win A Wnhln. wlin he been misRint? from
Chicago since Easter Sunday, regained his
right mind. uverworK nrougiii an nttacK
of congestion of tlio brain, and the suf
ferer litis no recollection whatever ol time,
nlnen or incident since seeinc the interior
of St- James' church, Chicago.
Chile's New MlfUtry.
Santiago dk Ci.ii.k, April 5. Tho cabi
net crisis has ended, aud a new ministry,
compoked of liadicnls aud Liberals, has
been formed.' The new cabinet is ns fol
lows: Minister of the interior, Senor
Iteyes; foreign affa'rs, Foutacill; justice,
Gendarllltis; treasury, Mclver; publlo
works, Krra.uru; war aud marine, Gen
eral Valdes.
The Tn el flh (iajrlord Mine Victim.
Wilkebiiauiik, Pa., April fi. The body
of tho twelfth victim iu the Guylord
mine, Dan V. Morgan, was discovered
late last night. Ho, like his companions,
was caught under the fall and Instantly
killed. Morgan was n widower, 52 years
of itge. Only one more body now remains
lu the mine, that of Thomas Piotou, the
foreman.
Seven Killed 111 n Fire,
Frankfout-on-the-Main, Aprils. Firo
destroyed the upper part of a house, for
merly the liritannla hotel, near tho Cen
tral station. During the panic which fol
lowed a number of the Inmates jumped
from tho windows. Three of them were
killed instantly and several severely In
jured. Four of the injured have sluco
died.
No Itaee Clniuullnff In Maryland.
AsxAroLis, Md., April 5. Governor
Brown yesterday signed the anti-pool bill,
which prohibits all the year around racing
and bookmnking in this state. It goes
Into effect at once. The partlee who were
negotiating for the race track at Arling
ton huve abandoned their purpose and left
the state.
Colorado (lor Kttpubllcan.
Denver, April 5. Returns from the
greater part of the state show u pretty
general Republican sweep. Ooousloually
a town returns a slight Populist majority,
but In very few places. In Las Animas
tho Democrats are ahead,
lleiitriu'tlvfl 3Inillltltl KIrrj.
Lock Haven, Pa., April 5. Mountain
fires, which are still raging, have de
stroyed over three million feet of cut hem
lock timber ou Fish Dam Run, ueur West
port, this county. A large number of men
are lighting the flames.
MAHANOY CITY,
Maiianot Citt, April 6,
Austin Noonan, of St, Nicholas, wns In
town yestcruay.
Miss Mnry Krnus lins returned to Tama
qun. K. K. Mcdnrn wentto Philadelphia yes
terday. D, K. Bright is doing business In Rend
ing. Hon. John X. Dentz. of Ashlnml. made.
cnlls In Mnhntioy City yesterday.
Mrs. John Goode. of Hnzletoti. is the
guest of Mrs. C. E. Shllthorn.
Rev. Father Dletrlck Is visiting in Phila
delphia.
A. J. Mills made n business excursion
to Rending this morning.
Dr. Beninmtn Donohoe. of Glrnrdvillc.
cnllcd upon n Mahanoy City patient last
evening.
John 1. Matthias went to Sunbury this
morning.
Miss Phoebo Lewis, of Lnnsford. was
yesterday tho guest of Mrs. D. M. Jones.
Miss Mnhoney, of Gilberton, was in
town last evening.
Rnlnh Fisher and son sued toward Ash
land this morning behind a rapid pacer.
Thomns II. Wardle. of Pottsville. was
In town yesterdny.
W. P. Ramsay. Kso... made an excur
sion toward Sbninokin this morning.
Mrs. II. W. Bower nnd Miss Clnra Hill.
of Kcpncr, nro visiting Mrs. Adam Wiu
gert. Dr. Correll. of Phllndelnhln. circuloted
nnionir old friends In Mnhanoy City yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Stein called tinon
Poltsvlllo friends this morning.
Michael Burke, of Mahauov Tunnel.
was a town visitor to-day.
Frank Brecker. Shenandoah, and Pat
rick Cleary of town, will play in Cleary's
rooms for 150 points on Snturday night.
rnu prize is n oo purse nu n gold mednl.
Tlio rcninins of Mnrv. late wife of
Lincoln Millwnrd, was taken from the
family residence on East Railroad street
this afternoon aud Interred in tho ceme
tery on the hill. Mrs. Millward was a
young woman and Is survived by ono
daughter, but a few days old.
Mr. Kutzman and wife were arraintred
before Justice Ketner yesterdny, chnrged
by cx-Hlirh Constnblo Georce K. Reed
with keeping goods under fnlso preteuso.
Reed testified that he hod sold his house
hold goods to Kutzman with the except
ion of n rocking chair, some dishes nnd
other articles, which wero to remain with
Kiitzmnns until Iteed called for them.
Wiion ho did call Kutzmau refused to
deliver them, claimiiur ownership. Tho
defendants wnlved a further hearing and
entered ?300 bail each for court.
It's n uoor nicht when Buck Mountnin
can't furnish a low suit. The only draw
back Is that tho constoble must generally
walk botli ways, but this adds to his
pocket book, if it doesn't to his good
humor. Lust evening ofllcer Leitonherger
brought down Mrs. Catherine Koll nnd
several witnesses. Tho chnrge was
assault, and the plaintiff, John Taylor.
John Informed Justico Shermnii thnt
while he wns emrnL'ed iu , rnw with
another member of Mrs. Koll's family tho
latter lnterlered with tho proceedings oy
wielding n chulr over his bend, doing con
siderable damage to his countenance.
The suit wns settled by the payment of
costs.
Have vour cornets, feathers and mat
tresses cleaned by the Steam Renovating
Conipnuy, Shenandoah, Pa. 3-31-lm
Use Wells' Laundry Blue, the best
Blueing for laundry use. Each package
makes two (iuarts. 15cts. Sold oy
Musser & Beddall.
do sud See It.
Kenirey. tho photoijranhcr. has a trreat
3.00 bargain. Go and see It.
CF.NTltAI.IA.
Edward Reese visited tho collieries nt
Park Place to-day.
Mrs. J. J. Lauuhlin is spending n few
days with her parents iu Ashland.
Georce Lenahan. one of Wilburton's
young men, was in town to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kel ley, accompanied
by their daughter, Edith, visited friends
in St. Clair to-day.
Miss Mary Wright, oneof Irish Volley's
plensant young ladies, is spending a fuw
days here us tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. M.
P. Cook.
. Members of tho First Baptist church
are raising n Literary Club for tho pur
pose of furthering tho Interests of Us
young people. ,
The Hnrd Times ball held hero on April
2d was u grand success. The hall was
crowded ami all who wero in attendance
say they had n most enjoyable evening.
Tho costumes of some of the patrons
reminded one of hard times. Music was
furnished by Fiddler Ryan aud, indeed, he
djd well.
St. Joseph's church at Lost Creek wns
tho scene of nvery Interesting wedding ou
Tuesday, in which Michael II. Cuff, ono
of our highly respected nnd popular young
men, wns the groom. The bride wns
Miss Mnry K. Cox, ono of Lost Creek's
bright nnd attractive young Indies. Tho
matrimonial knot wns tied nt 10 a. in. bv
Rev. P. F. Dagget, iu tho presence of a
largo congregation, .miss Annie uuil,
slstcrof tlio L'rooni. was bridesmaid and
John J. Reilley acted as best mau. Tho
bride was arrayed in a lovely, well-flttlug
dress of pearl lonsdowne with slippers to
match, and n Gainsborough hat. The
bridesmnid wore n Henrietta cloth dress
of tho same color and n lint similar to that
of the bride. After tlio ceremony the
party enjoyed n drive over tho hills to
Pottsville and partook of a wedding
dinner, prepared liy Air. ivlmmel, pro
urlelor of the Northwestern Hotel
Alter spending some time in Pottsville
the brldnl party returned to Lost Creek
where n reception was uiven them nt the
home of the bride's parents. John J. Cuff
nccompnnieu tnu party to rottsvino mid
David Dyke did the honor ns coachman.
Tho young couple wero the recipltients of
many pretty presents. They started
housekeeping to-day lu tho ueat nnd cozy
i. xi- e.,ir I.-..
IIUIIIC UltiJ .141. 1IU3 IllllliniiCU uu
Centre street at this place. Their many
friends wish them n long aud happy fu
ture. Iiurchlll's Cure,
When seeking a neat nnd well conducted
enfe, go to Burchlll's, corner Main and
Coal streets. Polite and prompt atten
tion. Coming Kvents.
April 12. First anniversary of the
Daisy Chain of All Saints' Protestnnt
Episcopal church. "Old Song" entertain
ment. April 20, Ico cream festival under the
auspices of the Star Flute and Drum
Corps in Robblus' opera house.
May 30- Strawberry and Ice cream fes
tival lu Bobbins' operu house, under the
auspices of Camp 0, P. O, of T, A,
At the Old Ktund.
On and after April 3rd. 181H. I will con
duct my regular miction business at tho
old stand, lu the Dougherty building, on
West Centre street. Auctions every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even
ings, and every Monday and Wednesday
I afternoons for ladles only, 4-2-tf
Constables Complain,
Editor IIrrald! a
tnt!-'?.n,Vorllon mlr community, nnd
rightfully, too, will bo presented to tho
Borough Council, It Is n complnlnt of
nie several consinuies or ino oorough to
tho Council that the paid police lnterfero
With their business. Their romnlnlnt l
just. During the sessions of the criminal
court it common occurrence is to seo tho
whole pollco forco In dnlly attendance,
and when tho court Is not In session nu
almost dally occurrenco Is to Beo two or
three of them hie themsctves to Pottsville
with n prisoner or two. Thoy nro paid n
llfty-dollar salary by tho borough. They
mnko nearer ono hundred and fifty dollars
each by acting ns constnbles. What pro
tection do wo receive when two or thrco
will go outside of tho borough to nrrest a
person for n mlsdemennor nt between ono
and three o'clock In tho mornlntr. No
w onder rucIi plnccs as Mr. Edward Early's
should bo robbed, almost In tho heart of
ine town, npiaco as well-lighted nnd ns
ensily seen ns nlmost iu daylight. Bnh I
let tho good citizens mnko it bo hot for
Council ns to compel their brothers nnd
brothers-in-lnw to do their simple duty.
That Is, glvo their undivided time to tho
borough. It is Bald thoy havepnsses over
tho railroad. If so, what services do they
render tho railway companies f The com
panies do not give away pnsses for every
tiilllng service. S. P.
sheunnuoali, April 4,
()iit.itiivM.t.i:.
Tnl... llnl.t.1,. f 13 1 i V
was confined to his bed for tho past few
monciis, is now convalescent.
Dnvid Wiukerinan. the lmstllni' vmtnrr
salesman of Philadelphia, registered nt
mo ivntionni iiotei, Wednesday.
Miss Katie Leonard, of Asbbinil. nnssed
through town yesterdny on her wny to
Shenandoah.
Miss Lizzie Shelly has nccepted n posi
tion ns clerk nt Thomns' confectionery.
Philip Fortner has an Interestinc child
sick.
P. J. Gnvln. a nonulnr voiinc mnn of
town, left for Montana this morning.
He Intends to locute there.
Jnmcs Cooper, the obllulni; vouni pro
prietor of tho Donnelly House, has his
plnco handsomely remodeled aud woll
stocKeu..
Hecond-llniul (Jones.
People havimr old furniture or enrneta
In fair condition can send them to Reese's
miction rooms nnd renlizo good prices.
One day every week will be set apart for
the sale of this kind of goods. People
who want to nult business can have their
entiro stock sold In a short time and
realize good prices. Call on or address
iiecse s Auction niul Commission House,
Dougherty Building, West Centre street.
4-i-tf
Matched for a Hare.
John Beclev and Thomas Hieiiniin.
both of town, wero to-day matched to run
a 100-yard race for 200 a side on Mnv 3rd.
Tlio rnco will prohnbly tnko plnce at Muh
anoy City.
Get your repairing done nt Holder
man's.
Home-Killed Beef.
The only place in town to secure home-
killed beef, guaranteeing choice nnd juicy
meat, and nt tho snme price ns Chicago
beef. Fresli veal, mutton, pork and lamb.
Fresh sausago and bologna made every
day. Finest steak, 2 lbs. 2fic; rib roasts,
2 lbs. 25c; soup meats, 7 and 8c; best veal,
He; fresh hoine-mado sausage, 10c.
Reuben Martisa,
100 N. Jardin St., Shenandoah
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED. Agents for the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company for Hhenandoah
and vicinity. Call at IS. 1 McQinness' Hotel,
ic. unrr, Assistant superintendent, 4-3 lit
nOU SALE. The pioperty now used by the
P Heiialij Publishing Comranv. EsstCoal
street, Hhenandoah. Toms : part cask, usl
unco on mortgage. Apply on iho premises.
FOR KENT Two elegant rooms, located
In the best Dart ol town fover ltefowir h's
clothing ftori). heated by stcsm and lit by
eieciricny. fuilRDle lor a lawyer or doctor.
Apply to Levi Kcfi wich, 10 S, Main street.
SOUSE AND LOTH FOR SALE. Eight
lots, 3H etcry houso with 2i story kitchen,
e f bed. two good wells and stream ot water
running through the property; nice bearing
fruit trees: lots In eood state of cultivation:
known formerly es lJrk Hotel. Suitable for
anyitinuoi Business, for luriner particulars
write or call on
MRS. L. E. FISHER,
1.20-3m Ilrnndonville, Sch. Co. Pa.
OrriciorCoNTUoixisii of tub Counit op
bCUUTlKILL.
PoiaiVIl.LS, I'A., 1891.
NOTICE. Sealed proposals will be received
by the underdid ed, the Controller ot
t-chujll;!ll county, until 2 o'clock p. ., Mon
day, the 9th day of April, 11-04, for 100 tons of
pta and 10U tons ot etg coal, to he furnlthed
ucd delivered to the county prist n. Trie right
it reitrvea 10 reject any or an mas.
By ordsr of the County Commissioners.
11. It. Hl'.VEKN.
4 4-3t eod Controller.
- . Lj'l' TT I.. nwn ,nuM cnnm nOTCV T,.
ill ceased. Letters of uumlnUtnuton on the
estntei tjohn irobolosky, lato of tho borough
of Hhernndoah, Hinuylltlll county, Pennsyl
vania, fieceoted, have been granted to Walter
W. ltynkiewlcz, re siding In said borough, to
whcmnll pereons li dtbud to sain estate are
ri quested. 10 mske psyment and thoBA having
cl lnu , r u. n a ds will make knonn the same
without oelny, or lo tnu i dn.lnlstratoi 's attor
noj , J. 1. Coylc, Hhenandoah, l'a.
WALTER W. KYMCIKWICZ,
Administrator.
March 5. 1891. 35-0t oaw.
OrncE or Conibolleu or thk Counit of
BOlinTlKlLI..
Pottsville, I'a, 1EW.
CJ BALED PHOrOALS will be received by
O the undersigned, H e Controller of r-cnuyl.
kill county, until 11 a. m , Saturday, the 7th
uuy oi April, icvi, tor me printing ana lur
nlshlnc of blank lorms and books tnrtheBev.
ersl t-nici s Hpeclncatlons and samnles can be
seen at the cfilce uf the Controller. Ihe right
is reserved to rtieci any orau Dias,
lly order ot the County Commissioners,
11. K. SKVEI1N,
13-lf Controller.
IlltOFOSAI.S FOR SUPPLIER Oftlee ot
J lui State Hospital for Injured Person of
tnc nmnracito icai uegion ox reansyivanui
Kountnln Hnrlnns. Pa.
Seated and inursed proposn's for supplies
for tho State Hospital ior Irjured Pertoiisof
the. Anthracite Coal Hector ot Peonsvlvarla,
will be received by the Hoard of Trustees up to
a d ir eluding the 14th day ot April, 1891, for
furnlsbinn bread, meats grocuiies, drugs, mus
lins, fruits, vegt tables, ice ted, coal, etc for
the ) ear ending ilsy 81t, 1695,
The llourd of Trustet s rtsirve the rlchtto
reject any or all bids. A schedule of tee arti
cle s and probable amount of each required will
be lurnuiuio. on application Aoarefes,
j, f, muuur. ri, u. , oupi..
3-21-lBt
Fountain Springs, l'a.
DR. J. GARNETT MERTZ,
Oculist and
Optician,
110 W. Centre St.,
Mahanoy City, Pa.
Eyes examined nnd glosses! prescribed.
Special nttention to dilllcult enses.
Easter Opening-53
Ella M. McGmmss
FASHIONABLE
MILLINERY!
SATUItDAY, MAKCII 24th, 1801.
J. F. PL0PPERT,
&lt&i and
Confectioner
29 Enst Centre Street,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA,
Breod, Cnkes, Confectionery and ,
VnTlllln rl,.o1on nr.,1 Ct
berry Ico Cream nnd Soda Wntert. 4
Wholesale and Retail. 1
Orders for pnrtiesnnd other events fllletl
on short notice. Ice cream delivered to
nil parts of town in pint or quart buckets.
leaser's
Is Now Ready for Delivery.
CHRISTIAM SCHMIDT
-AGENT FOR-
Laucr's CELEBRATED LAGER
i
No. 207 West Coal Street, r
Shenandoah, Penna.
S. &. ACKER,
lilt and Blachmithto
IS
SHOP,
Pear Alley, Rear Beddall' s Store,
Between Centre and Lloyd Sts.
First-class work nnd repairing of nil kinds
done on short notice and at
KcaBonablc Prices.
Piatt's Popular Saloon,
(Formerly Joe Wyatt's)
19 and 21 West Oak Street
SHENANDOAH, PA.
The bar is stocktd with he bet beer, oorter.
ales, whiskies, brandies, w'nes and clears. Eat
In bar attached. Cordial Invitation to all.
PEOPLE who have CAMPETS.
FKATHEKS or MATTRESSES
To Too Oloanocl
Whilo cleaning house, will do well to
call on or address
Be STEAM RENOVATING
FOB S-A-ZLjIEJ,
Leather and Findings Store.
Good reason given for (.elllug. Buyer
may examine books,
LEATHER STOKE,
Ferguson House Building.
GEORGE W. JOHNSON,
UBJIOJAI : HOTEL t
LOST CREEK, PA.
Nenr L. V, and Electric railways. Tho
finest brands of cigars, whiskies, porter,
beer and ale on hand,
Wondersv
r.KATisa Photographer.
Market and Centre Sts., I'ottsville.
Tho best photographs in all the latest
styles. Wonders leads all photographers.
wmrenjTportz,
.Piano Tuner.
Pianos and organs repaired. Orders left at
21 r-' orth Main Btreet, Shenandoah, will receive
prompt attention.
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