Evening Herald.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 0, Mi.
THIRD EDITION
STREET WHISPERINGS.
''Jfef It)n (ll.mieil lij tli Tono l'airull.
lug Krporlera.
Mr. P. J. Ferguson received many beau
tiful Impressions In his recent Journey
through York state and Canada, lie
speaks In high terms of the ntcrlctlltural
districts, now rndlnnt with flowers and
rolling vrhent llelils; of tho many beauti
ful villages and handsome homes on the
line of the rnllwnys nnd of the cordlnllty
f the people, hut for nil that he believes
Shenandoah Is the plnce In which to live
dm ink the preent hard tlmep.ns In Rome
of the towns lu York ttUto there Is abso
lutely nothing doing In business way.
This condition, he be lleves, Is largtly at
tributable to the soft coal strike which
linscutoll fuel from hundreds of factories,
mimy of which gave employnient to
ttiousnnds of hands. Nottcithle among
these nre the big tobacco works nt Illng
Immpton The strike will, Mr. Ferguson
btlieves, bring about good times In the
aiuthrnrite region, as soft coal urates are
being replaced by those burning nnthrn
rite ns fast us received, and many trains of
herd coal are enroute for narts of tho
c.'Uotr that have not seen anthracite
s-uce the hi eat strike of 1888.
Hi!"
Through base treachery on the part of
longresoiiinn liellly, John loole lias uren
anointed noitinnster of Mlnersville.
i kiic promises 10 give iuu town new
lix nrei and a better service, and Hill no
doutit prove a very acceptable olliclal.
Our Brn nnoe Is therefore with a weak,
vn-t ii lul nig Congressman who has been
bulMoni into making an appointment
th it hr bus salil and repeated he cnnld
tint a-, an honorable man makebecause he
had endorsed another. In the past the
Free IVi'sihas been one of Mr. lieilly's
Btaunt best supporters. For this wo hope
to be Inrglven, and will make nmends
later on -Mlnersville I' ree Press. Ilrother
Steel. ho was looked upon as being the
next postmaster of his town, feels his
disappointment keenly. If he will refer
to the 11 Fit ld'8 columns of nearly a year
nun. he mil llnd therein a prediction that
lie was not "in It." Mr. Steel would have
made a most excellent olliclal and has our
sympathies.
V
A tow nsman volunteers the infortun
ium that the largest mine breach in
Schuylkill county is located onthe moun
tain south of Mahanoy Plane, ltextcnd"
over three hundred feet on each side of
the Frackville road and Is scventy-flvo
feet deep.
MAHANOY GITY LETTER,
A BUDGET OF LATEST NEWS
Al
I the Events of the Day Told in
Bright and Spicy Paragraphs A
Record of To-day's Doings,
urn ilmnn Archie 11. Lamb is making
fluite a reputation for himself as a life
saver It is but a fow days since he made
ii thrilling dash at the Lehigh Valley
depot and saved a uonmn from being
struck by n train. This morning an
Arabtau peddler stood so close to the edge
of tho Lehigh Valley depot platform that
had it not been for another actof Council
man Lamb the Arabian would have been
struck. Mr. Lamb begged the newspaper
men not to Bay anything about the inci
dent, but his modesty cannot swerve the
scribes from their path of duty.
.
In the Common Council of Philadelphia
n resolution was passed providing that nil
contractors who desire to bid forcontracts
for collecting and destroying garbago
cleaning or paving streets, laying gas or
water pipes, building sewers, etc., Bhall
llrst file their agreement with the City
Solicitor to pay their employes not less
than the city's lowest rato of wages. How
would this rule work In Shennndonh here
after ' I think the action is worthy of
future consideration.
Reported dslly from tbe Mahsnoy City nuresu
01 lueriVBmpu iikhai.u,
Maiianoy Citt, June 0.
F. C. Lewis, of I'ottsvllle, wns a visitor
to town.
Oscar Lutz visited friends at Taniaqua
yesterdny.
Ilobcrt Evanton, of Ilnzlcton, visited
town yesterday.
O. T. Llewellyn spent last evening nt
Ashland on business,
John A. Orant. of Shenandoah, was n
town visitor yesterday.
Hev. O'Honch, of Pittsburg, wns a
visitor to town yesterday.
Edward Comrey nnd sister, Ethel," nre
visiting Newberry to-day.
Messrs. Depew, Hull nnd Anthony, of
Delano, spent last evening here.
M. M. Frank, superintendent of tho
Gordon schools, visited town yesterday,
Mrs. Kate Kllngemau presented her
husband with a bouncing boy last even
ing. E. W. Ash, manager of the Schuylkill
Traction Company, transacted business
among town people.
Edward ,T. llennessy, proprietor of the
Mint, and Sidney Landau returned from
llazleton last evening.
Dr. II. O. lteltzel will attend the gradu
ating exercli-es at the University of Penn
sylvania at Philadelphia to-morrow.
Messrs. Kendrlck and Harnhardt, ex
Poor Director Trncuv and T. T. Williams.
of Shenandoah, paidnUslt to town last
evening.
The following tinmen have been added
to the membership roll of the Fish and
Claim; Protective Association : William
Hare, Taliesin Phillips, John Dlaiue, O.
C. Lewis and Edward llemiPbsy.
While driving on Centro street Evan
Samuels, a boy twelve years old, i ollided
will, a heavv wanon nnd but for the
timely action of John J. Carllti, thedrlver
oi llie lauer venicie, ine ooy woum nave
been fcerlously injured.
The following urogram will he rendered
nt tlm A In t,i til rf-tininn to-morrow eveli-
liii- T.nil ,V chorus: address. Dr. J.
Arthur Junes, iiresidl'lit: trio. Misses
Porter, lirendle and ShaelTer: recitation.
.Miss liertna onoeiniiKer; local boiu, .nisi
Minnie Huppert; essay, .Miss Augusta
Dlllman: mixed chorus: ladies' chorus;
recitation. Mrs. Horace Hermnny: duett,
Misses Hermnny anil Huppert; essay,
Miss Ida Warnlck; history; cornet solo
George Hritz; oration, Harvey llagoustose;
ladies' chorus.
When Baby was sick, wo gavo her Co&torla.
When sha as n Child, tho cried for Castorls.
When shn became Miss, sho cIudr to Costorla,
When she had Children, sho gr-vethom CostorU.
Special low prices to nil In watches.
Jewelry and silverware jit Iloldirman's,
corner Main and Lloyd streets.
The Crtlnh lit Tiili'iilHh, I. T.
Tai i i,.f mi, I. T , June 0. Almost with
the ihiu ii yesterday morning tho streets
ami l'i ii'uls around the state building
wen lull of people anxious to be the llrst
in lini- to pass before the treasurer. Hy !)
o eloek fullv H,iKi Cberokees were passing
boo "hoving their way in the great mass
of linnon' iv in order to get to the pay
win !- u, and by noun the crowd increased
to 5 otw and about $;5,IKK) had been dis-hni-i'd
Large crowds of people are still
coming in frum cer direction, and by to
morrow, at the present rate, there will
scarcely be standing room in this city for
them In providing last fall for the dis
tribution of this money the Cherokee leg
islature shut out nil adopted, including
the Shawnees and Delaware. These at
once brought suit fur a portion of the
money, nnd the suit is now pending.
Heart Disease KellevKl In 110 lU'miten,
Dr. Agnew s cure for tho heart gives
perfect relief in all cases of organic or
svnipathetic heart disease In .11) minutes,
and sneedllv effects: a cure. It Is a peer
less remedy lor paipimou, snoriness 01
breath, smothering spells, pain in left
side and all symptoms of adlseasecl heart.
line dose convinces. oiu uy ,j. .m. 1111
Ian. was fl-0-ly
Oil A II IKK.
COLORADO'S bl HIKE ENDED
Tim YVarllkn Miners Abandon Their for.
tincntlmm After Arliltrntliin.
Dknvkh, June . The striko at Cripple
Creek was settled at n late hour, Governor
Wnito acting for tho miners. Only ouo
point caused serious complication the al
lowance of lunch time, the miners de-
mnndlug thirty minutes. The articles of
greement ns ndoptcd tirovido that the
miners shall work eight hours n day, with
twenty minutes for luncheon; that they
be paid at tho rato of fa it dny, and the
mitio owners shnlt not discriminate against
either union or non-union men. After tho
conference Hie governor Issued n procla
mation calling on the men to lay down
their nrms.
In nccordanco with Governor Waltc's
Instructions, the cntlro stnto militia Is on
the more for Cripple Creek. Thero will
be about 800 men, lufontry nnd artillery.
General Brooks has received private In
structions from Governor Wnlte to get
consent of both sides to abide by tho arti
cles of agreement, and not to go further
than Colorado Springs unless his mission
is successful.
Cmri'Lli CrtHKK, Colo., Juno 0. Alexan
der Mcintosh, state organizer for the
miners' union, read tho arbitration ngree-
muut to the assembled miners, nnd Imme
diately nil the men on Hull IUU laid down
their arms, nnd pickets were called In nnd
tho fortlllcntion nbnudoned. The town
has been decorated with flags, and tho re
joicing over the settlement of the strike Is
general.
Colorado S"ltiNos, Colo., Juno 0. The
mine owners say that after the Insurrec
tion Is put do. n and their property re
stored to them they will arbitrate as to
wages, hours, etc. Sheriff Howers says he
has warrants for the arrest of 200 miners.
which he will servo. He expects the
strikers will make n determined opposi
tion.
WHOLESALE POISONING
Flvn Uoyn Drail nntl Httven Crltlenlty 111
from Kntlng l'olftonout Weed.
TAnr.TTOWN', X. Y., Juno 0. Doctors
were hurriedly summoned to 'he Home
of the Sisters of Jlercy to attend a whole
sale case of poisoning that had occurred lu
the home. They found twelve little hoys,
who.se ages range from 5 to 12 years, in n
very critical condition, and despite every
effort to save them, live died during the
night, while but slight hopes are us yet
entertained for the recovery of the other
seven.
From all that can he learned so far the
little fellows, whileat play lu the grounds,
were shown an herb by one of their num
ber, which they partook of freely, and
from the effects of which it Is supposed
they died.
The names of the dend nre: James For-
restal, 10 years old; John Cnllahau, nged
10 yenrs; Thouins Cassmore, aged 10; Au
gustus Powers, aged 12; John Donnelly,
nued 12.
The coroner's jury rendered n verdict
Mint the boys died of paralysis of tho
heart caused by eatiug a poisonous weed
Tim Cliilm AgHlnst Stitnfiiril'ii KltHtn.
W vsiii.M.TiiN, June C iteprescntative
McUmre, of California, vouches for the
statement that Attorney General Olney
has filed in behalf of tho United States a
claim against the estate of the late Sen
ator Stanford for the sum of fl5,O0O,UO0.
The claim wilt bo presented to Mrs. Hum
ford, who Is the executrix of the estate.
'The claim Is the proportionate share of
debt of the Central Pacific railroad which
Miss Annie Stabler, of Tauinqun, Is
visiting the iioughner lamiiy.
Jefferson Iletz. of Tnninuiia. spent
few days as the guest of friends and rela
tives.
The. Walter family, of Qunkake Valley,
were tue guests ot town menus.
Mrs. John Fegley hns given birth to
son.
William Jones and .lames Hlew have
gone to New Haven, Conn., to visit friends,
Mrs. Frank Iioughner spent a plensnnt
afternoon with liaruesviiie irienus.
Mrs. John Mover hns presented her
husband with a pretty daiiuhtei .
I have two little grandchildren who
arc teething this hot summer weather nnd
are troubled with bowel complaint. I
give them Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
Diarrhoea Hemedv nnd it acts like
charm. I earnestly lecominend 11 for
children with bowel troubles. 1 was my
self taken with n severe nttnek of bloody
mix. with cramps and pains lu my
Htomach, one-third of a bottle of this
remedy cured me. Within twenty four
hours t wiih out or tied and doing my
house work. Mrs. W. L. Dunaunn. Hon-
aiiua, Hickman Co., Tenn. For sale by
Uruliler Jiros
Httttttlllilp Tlrkt1s Kedticed
From Hamburg, Hreman, Antwerp or
Amsterdam only ?2l.oo. to liivernool
(Jueenstown, lxindomlerry, llenasl or
Glasgow, only 22. At Iteese's Hallroad
and Steamship Oltlce, Dougherty Build-
lug, Shenandoah, Pa. 4-4-tf
D in't Tobacco Spit orSmokeyourLlto .wa
Is the truthful, startling title ot a Utile hook
tLut tells all about No-lo-bac, the wonrertul.
tiarmless Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, 'the
cost i trilling and tho man who wants to quli
ana can i runs no nuysicsi or uuaueiai risK id
us'nv "No to bac." Hold by all druggists.
U ok at drugstores or by mail tree. Address
Tbo Stirling Ucmeuy Co., Indiana Minerul
springs, lnd, w s-ly
TJbk Wells' Launduy Hluk, the best
Blueing for laundry use. Each package
makes two quarts. 15 cte. Sold by
Mitsser oc iseduau.
"Many of the citizens of Ilalnsvllle, In'
diiinn, nre never without n bottleof Cham
berlain's C'ouuh Kemtdy In the house.'
says Jacob Brown, the leading merchant
of the plnce. This remedy has provtn of
so much value for colds, croup and whoop
ing cough In children that tew mothers
o know Its worth nre willing to be
lug
who
without it. For sale by Grnhler Bros.
Hear In Mind
inc department ot justice estimatos that John A. Hellly's Is the place to gettht
that estate owes the Lulled States upon purest wines and liquors, best beer and
the theury thai personal assets of indi
vlduai members of the original Central
Pacific sjudiei.tf an- i.uiilofor the debt ot
that corpora, m
ales and finest brands of cigars.
For bilious headache and
all other conditions resulting
from constipation, go by the co!:,SMt.r&
"book on Beecham's pills.
IndliipiitHtile.
Why spend $1 for n bottle of medicine
for a complaint when one box of lleecham i
pills, costing only 25 cents, will cure
nearly all known diseases r This Is be
cause constipation is the cause ot nearly
an numeniHami iseecuam s pins euro con
st! nation. A valuable book of knowledge
mailed free, on request, by H. F. Allen
r. i Lrr. .. i...., r... .i.i. i
y. ft I At, 4", , iiHit-iw nt.T, t It,,, ,1111,111
UOOK iree, piUS 25C, iVt ding the engraving of the portraits of llv
1 . , t t- luif men upon postage stumps, note or uth
urugbiores, or write to U V cr government securities after that dlite.
Allnn Cn sfir Pnml cf Wniu Previous to that tlmo tho honor had Uwn
Alien o, 305 L,anai st, JNew glvun t0 . mon ot mom or .)ollt.
York. 1 ioal "'ip01-""08-
Sew Croods
"" Arriving Daily
C. D. Fricke's Carpot Store,
lOBouth Jardln Btr-jet.
Sometime ago I whb troubled with' an
attack ot rheumatism. 1 used Chamber
Iain's Pain Halm nnd was completely
cureu. 1 nave since auvised many 01 m
friends and customers to try the reined
and all sneak highly of It. billion Gol
bnuiii, Sau Luis Key, Cal. For sale by
tiruhler Bros.
Won Her llrcacli of rrnmltfi Salt.
New IJiiunswick, N. J., June 0. Miss
Snrnh L. Liming, of South Amboy. se
cured a verdict of 45,000 lu the Middlesex
(X. J.) county court against Julius S.
Uartlett, a builder of Hackensack, for
breach of promise. Uartlett was In court
before the evidence was heard, and there
offered to marry Miss Liming, but she re
fused. The court refused to grant n non
suit on the ground thnt Miss Liming had
been betrayed under promise of mnrrlnge.
The jury awarded her the full amount of
damages asked,
A BIG STtAMcR WRECKED
Went Ahnrn on tho Nnw Fonndlsnit
l'int Tho Crew Snvfil,
St. John, X. F.. June O.-TI10 British
steamer Texas, Captain Hunter, which
sailed from 'Montreal May V) for Bristol,
went nshoro nt St. Shotts, lu St. Mary's
bay. At the time the steamer stranded
there was a dense fog, during which the
Vessel had been drawn considerably out
of her course by the Btrong currents thnt
nre known to exist in bt. Mnry's bay.
When the steamer struck she smashed
In her bows nnd In pounding holes wero
driven in her botlnm, through which the
water entered, drowning nearly all the
cattle which were housed on the mnln
deck, After reaching laud the crew re
turned to the Vessel nnd saved all their
belongs, nnd also succeeded In snving
nearly nil the sheep which constituted n
port of her cargo.
When the news of tho dlsnster reached
here n steniner v.ns immediately sent to
tho nsilstnuce of the wrecked vessel. She
arrived during the evening nnd found the
vesel under water and fast breaking up.
Owing to the heavy swell and sea that
was running It was Impossible to ap
proach close to the Texas. The steamer
returned here today with the crew nnd a
portion of the cargo that wns saved. An
other steamer was sent today to 1 ring the
remainder of the enrgo nnd fittings.
The great 1 r pert of the enro will be
lost, nnd what hns been nved is In very
bad condifon. The Texas was loaded
with n general cargo. She also had on
hoard 240 head of cattle and 1, llfi slieep.
Tile wrecked steamer belonged to tin
Dominion line and carried a erew of forty
eight all told, rihe measures 2,N"3 tons.
Two Hundred Cnvnyltos Sentfinood.
IloiSE, Idaho, June C Judgo Beatty
yesterday sentenced the 200 Coxoyitos ar
rested saveral days ago for stealing a
Union Pacific train. "General" Schifller
was given six months. "Quartermaster
General" Breckinridge four months and
the other leaders from thirty days to
three months In the various county jails
In the state. The rank and file, almost 180
lu number, were given from thirty to sixty
days in a blockade prison to be erected on
the Idaho and Oregon line.
Lnckt il tho HlKirllT In n Coll.
OAKLAND, Md., Juue . Yesterdny af
ternoon nbout 2 o'clock Sheriff Charles
Wegmau entered tho jail for the purpose
of repairing a cot in one of, the cells.
Whilst he wns engaged ut work Albert
Ohover, a young man who wns confined In
jail awaiting trial 011 the charge of atro
cious assault, closed the door on tho sher
iff and locked him In. Ohover walked out
of the jail and took to the woods, which
are close by.
Train Stfalers Lotlgil In Jnll,
PAItKKHSliuito, W. Va.. Juno 0. Frye's
nrmy has split Into three sections. Part
started over the pike for Washington, an
other division walked along the Balti
more and Ohio railroad trucks, while the
third division, fifty-two in number, re
mained in Parkersburg. The fifty-two
who remained behind took possession of
a Baltimore and Ohio freight train, but
were arrested to n man and lodged lu jail.
l'eaoo In llulgurla.
Sofia, June 0. Perfect quiet prevails
throughout tho country. There is little
likelihood of further disorder as long ns
tho military continue to take the place of
tho police. Tho personnel of tho local ad
ministration will bo changed In many re
spects, but the government appears to bo
determined to net with moderation, and
will make only such changes as are
deemed unavoidable
I
IV
(io to Cnrdln's, 'iU W.
bargains lu wull uaoar.
Centre St., for
5-18-3m
To Arliltrntu Lnbiir Trnnblet.
Wasiiinoton, Juno l(. A bill to provide
for arbitration and to prevent hostilities
between labor and capital has been intro
duced by Heprcbeutntlve Ktefer, of Min
nesota. NUGGETS OF NEWS
The Enston baseball clnb has re-entered
the Pennsylvania slate league.
The Wlllinmette river Is still rising and
cuuslug great damage to property at Port
land, Ore.
Pugilist Corbett hns accepted the Flor
ida Athletic club's offer of (35,000 for the
fight between him and Jackson
A highwayman held up J. Wllllnm
Jones, a milkman, between Hasbrouck
Heights and Hackensack, N. J. Jones
seized a bottle of milk uud knocked the
highwayman out.
Several deaths from cholern have oc
curred among raftsmen near Thorn, a
town of west Prussia, on the Vistula
There have also been a number of deaths
from the disease at MynlowlU. in Prussian
fcllesia.
Austin Edwards, John Kelley and Solo
oion Nelson, colored, were killed yester
day nt Perry's Landing, Tex. Edward
Daniels, charged with the shooting, sur
endered, and claims to have acted m sell
Jefeuse.
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'vMWalfVOji'1 Kind
IMrmMmW That 3
CURES
Rev. A. 1. DAY.
East Orccnbuan, N, Y.
SCROFULA""
ECZEMA
a i a i
uinMnc'DFIII I MINISTER'S
CURE I TESTIMONY
I wish to cit0,.UioTltt,nra iDANAlsJ
I unusually pood up to tho oeo of 10. AJttWa J
ttlmo scrofula taint manifested itself in J
We UHU UBUU 1 ,m.lj
oou rciiuii, uiit
i Brand com-3
I bination of remedial ngents. i
l My son was also troubled with Eczemn, J
f his arms, from lianas to oioows, uuiub
I by ThouVt Jot DANA'S SAHSAPAlULliA.J
REV. A. J, DAY, East Grcenbush, N. 1, 3
DANA SARSAPARILLA CO., Belfast, Me
t form ol tczema. .
of remedies, with nut limo c
K DANA O BAllSAl-IllVH'1'
t ftiMlvn Hint I mUSt KIV it 13 1
MISCELLANEOUS.
T O T' Volume No. 14 of tho Columbian en
XJ clopcdla Finder will please return same
o neeee a nucruti rooms ana get rewara.
II1 ANTED. A cirl for cenersl housework.
V OooiJ wsces paid, tall at tho ueuald
branch Dice,
Centre street.
Iteeec's suction rooms. West
5-29-tf
r"01t HAtiE A sj ksrat diamond stud and a
1 lauKs' gold ring with emeraia setting, sur
rounded by six
IIeiialu oillco.
dlaiLouds.
Enquire at the
o.zu-u
11 7ANTKD-Salesman
VV permam nt place IJriw
serymtn Isochester, N. Y.
salarv
n tiros i o .Nur
from start.
5-21-cod-lm
DIVES. "
FDMEROY and
Absolute Confidence in
aasi-Our Advertisements.
Remarkable Results Follow
Our Printed Announcements
mm
7
Every line no matter how small the
type does its share toward adding to
our great business, and to the fact that
our advertisements are always free from
exaggeration and free from anything
which in the slightest way misleads, we
must largely attribute this extraordinary showing. Our
prices invite comparison.
Wp offer mnnv sneclal Induce
ments In our Millinery Depart
ment. o are ncatiouaricrs 101
hats, either trimmed oruntrim
med ; also tho choicest selec
tion of trimmings, flowers, rib
bons, etc Wo've the cheap hat
and tho high-priced hat. See
ing is believing.......
OUR SPECIAL
$2'25
There's hardly a doubt but
-ou will llnd our stock of coats
ust what Is wanted In n light
weight coat. It Is the most ex
tensive and best assorted lot In
tho county. Ladles' double
breasted JuckottUmbrelhi back,
draped sleeves, satin faced, and
some lined throughout -
OUR SPECIAL
$4
Ladies' Cloth Cares. assorted
sizes and materials, lace und
braid trimmed, black and navy,
newest stylts, newest effects.
We are prepared with a selec
tion that should please the
critic. The enpe is the leading
wrap, and w c nre Keen enough
io reeugiuze n . r
Nothing In the woman attire
Is as natty, as "bon-ton" as a
neat, well-made shirt waist.
We have them in percale, law n,
sateen and silk. Perfect beau-
tics, masterpieces ot women s
conceptions all shades, nil
styles, and at the most popu
lar prices -
OUR SPECIAL
$5
OUR SPECIAL
372C
A comnletc resume of nil the
fashions and combinations of
new fabrics that will be invogue
In great fashion cent'es this
season Is shown In our display
of Dress Goods for spring and
summer. One of our specials Is
a changeable goods, swiveled
effect, ! yard wide, worth 25c...
The unprecedented success of
our Silk department has been
the source of much surprise to
all who have watched Its re
markable growth. "Goods of
standard qualities the best, nt
lowest PitlCES" Is unquestion
ably the reason of Its great ad
vancement. Our Wash Silks
are exceptionally fine at 42c,
5Sc and oe
OUR SPECIAL
i7c?
OUR SPECIAL
42CI
There Is one headquarters ot
Underwear In Pottsville, nnd
that Is our store every qual
lty, every weight, every style,
CM'ry size made, and every
price. No other such an as
sortment In tho county.
All styles nnd qualities of
Ladles' vests.
Our Men's Neckwear Depart
ment adds emphasis to the
above: "We know that this will
be the greatest opportunity
ever before offered In Pottsville
to economically supply an en
tire season's requirements ot
fashionable Neckwcar.and that
too at half and less than halt
the usual cost."
OUR SPECIAL
I2C
OUR SPICIAL
2
Vo enrry a large line of cot
ton poods. Follow inn nre n fcjv
of the many, some of w liich are
mou mine troodrt. n thorn nrn
"Scotch Pliuds, zephyr Ginp-
hains, line Percales in stripes
and figures, all new poods nnd
pei fnct beauties considered
cheap at 10c a yard
OUR SPECIAL
I lie
Heretofore our spring sales!
have tested the selling capacity
of our Hosiery Department, and
each year the stocks, necessary
to supply tho demands, have
been enormously Increased a
fact- which proves beyond a
question that w o carry a stand
aid hose
OUR SPECIAL
I22C
Ladies' cotton, silk nnd kid
Slovcs In all the leading and
esirable shades. What a glove
selling tlmo we've had for the
past month. The like of it hns
never been known in Pottsville,
that's a certainty. It clinches
and rivets our claim for abso
lute glove headquarters
OUR SPECIAL
75c
A big special of laces In all
tho latest designs. Dainty and
beautiful effects. Exclusive in
style and price. All silk Hour
don Laces net tops and pretty
patterns worth Sue. flutter
color laces In Point Venice,
Venetian Point, in Point de
Ireland, In all tho new nnd
dainty effects worth H50
OUR SPECIAL
I22C
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart
C. Geo, Miller, Manager. POTTSVILLE, PA.
Why Not Read This
Yotl may have been deceived by some advertisements, but we guarantee
you first-class poods nt the right price. You will fiud in our NEW
CLOTHING STOKE a large nnd varied line of
AUUITOH'S NOTICK.-In the Orphans'
Court of Schuylkill county. In re ettsto
01 Powel Union, late ot Kline lonnehip, f-nlil
county, deceased The undersigned, an audi
lor appointed by said court "to nndU, settle,
sdjust end report distribution of the funds In
ire bands of WalKr fctevi nson, admlulstrator
of ssid estate " will n eetall parties Interested
for the purpose ot his appointment, at ths
office tif Mncllenry Wllhelm, Ksq., In the bor
ough of Pottsville. sali county, at 2 o'clock In
the atlernoon of Mi nday, June 18th, 1KII, when
nndwtert all parties In Interest are notllied
to appctir or be foiever debarred from c mlng
In on Bald fund.
M. M. BURKE, Auditor.
May 29, 1891. 5-29-oaw-3t
CHAKTMK NOTICE In tho onrt of Com
mon I leas ot Hcbnylklll county. Notice
ts hereby given that an application wi 1 be
made to tbe tali court on 'he 18th day ot June,
A V. 1891. at 10 o'clock, under tbo Corpora
tion act Of one thousand elebt hundica and
seventy four," and the supplements the eto,
Dy Anicony umisczczaa, ueorge v iim. An
drew Kosmr, JohnKokosz Komll laulls?ak,
for tbe charter ot an intended corporation to
bu called the 4,Grefe Catholic Association of
81 John ot Hhcpton," the character and object
ot which Is the maintenat ce of a society lor
beneficial and protective piupotes to Its mem
bers from lunds collected therein, and for 'hi so
purposes to nave, pos-ess nna enjoy un rignis,
euetlt8 und privileges conferred bv the said
net and ItssuDnlements.
6-ii1)-onw-lt AliTliun L. SlI'T, Solicitor.
"Men's, Boys' and Children's
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Well made, latest styles nnd nt low prices. Cnll nnd see us. No troublo to show
goods. Polite nnd prompt attention, nnd one price to nil.
W. Shines New Clothing Store,
Simon Abrnmson, Manager. 21 South Main tit., Shenaudoali.
ROOF PAINTING promptly done with
Ptr HAWTHORN'S O. S. KOOr PAINT by
SL. T?"OJST, Agent,
139 EftstCoal street, Shenandoah, It lsthebest
und only guarantee palntagalnstconotrion, nre
ana every klndot weather, for metal, wooden
and paper roifa and walls. live It a trial
J) It. H, HOFFMAN BAKEK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Successor to Dr. James Btcin.
114 North Jnrdin Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
Office hours From 7 to 9 a. m.; 1 to S and 7
to 9 p. m. Diseases of tbe throat and lungs a
specialty. Hours of vaccination: 8 to 9 a.m.
12 to I p. ra.
IBEW YORK
Cosh Millinery Store.
29 North Main St., Shenandoah,
Ladies, you must see our large line of
lace and straw
Trimmed Hats at Special Prices
Before you buy elsewhere. Also Infants'
huts, caps and robes. Zephyrs nnd Ger
mnntown wool. The latest New York
styles always ou baud at lowest prices.
Mourning Goods a specialty.
M H. O. W. IIVDE,
Slie'fi tin whoenntostoour candles
" wlthont a feeling of nlTec-
Odd Girl ,lon for tlie young man
lust melt In the mouth: the uirl's eves
molt with tenderness the young man also
mens, mm me question is settled. Try it,
FRED. KEITHAN,
Ice Cream, all flavors. 104 X. Main St.
Piatt's Popular Saloon,
(Formerly Joe Wyatt's)
19 and 21 West Oak Street
SHENANDOAH, PA.
Tho bar Is stocked with he best beer, porter,
ales, whiskies, brandies wines and cigars. Eat
in riar attacnea. uoraiai invitation 10 an.
Photographer
Market and Centre Sts., Pottsville.
The best photographs In all the latest
tyles. Wonders leads all photographers.
IF TOU WANT
ARTIFICIAL TEETH I
GO TO TOE
I ee
for ti. any size, shade, shape.
and several hundred sets to
select from. Their vitalized
air has no eciuat for painless
extraction. All kinds fllltne
at reaponame prices, uon i mrgeiinenumDer
100 North Centre Btreet, rOTTSriLL,!!, 1-A.
Home-Killed Beef.
The only place In town to secure home
killed beef,guarnnteelnK choice and Juicy
meat, nnd at the same price ns Chicago
beef. Fresh veal, mutton, pork and lamb.
Fresh sausage aud bologna made every
dny. Finest steak, - lbs. S5c; rib roasts,
3 lbs. 25c; soup meats, 7 and c; best veal,
14c; fresh home-made sausage, 10c.
Reuben Martin,
121 N. Main St., Shenandoah.
F. PL0PPERT,
and
Oonfectioner,
89 Ea.it Centre Street,
SHENANDOAH, PENNAt
Bread, Cakes, Confectionery and
Vanilla, Chocolate and Straw
berry Ice Cream and Soda Water.
Wholesale and Retail.
Orders for parties and other events filled
on short notice. Ice cream delivered to
all parts of town in pint or quart buckets.
T. H. SIUYDER,
(Buccessor to a. W. Hassler)
101 West Cherry St., Shenandoah,
HOUSEandSIGN PAINTER
Deiler Ii WALL PAPER.
A large stock of Wall Paper ot all shade
on hand. Special low rates for paper hanging
"STQTTDEt. PHOTO !
Taken In first-class stjle at
Linton's New Gallery T
11 N. PLUM ALLEY.
Ileat V. station. T1NTYPEH, 2 for 25c.
WARREN J. PORTZ,
Piano Tuner.
PUsos and organs repaired. Orders left at
21 North Mln street, Buensndosh, will receive
prompt attention.
B11ENANDOA1I, I'A,
Licensed to clean
CESS POOLS and OUT HOUSES
Work done on Installment plan.
3D. ID. HDlrrKIE,
Centralla, I'a.
Licenced to clean
Cess Pools, Out Houses
Work done Id first class manner Orders by
mail promptly attended to. Orders may ulo
be left at wm, Nelswenders livery stable, West
Coal street, Hhenandoah.
Aft.
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