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EVENING HERALD
TTKSDAY, SKPT. 25, 1WM.
TIIIEDEDITION
CENTUALIA.
Uknthalia, Sept. 2a.
John J. Lrtughllu, our popular Justice
of the Pence, was In Bloomsourg on busl
ness yesterday.
James J. Column, one of our populnr
knlshtsof the rftior. t around again after
a short spell ot sickness.
Joseph Hell, one of Shenandoah's bright
young men, accompanied by a young lady,
drove through town on Sunday.
Miss Kllen Mnley, ono of lost Creek's
fair young belled, returned yesterday
after n few dayB' visit to town menus.
Tim rwtraliti fool I mil team will hold a
ball on Hollow K'eu. Oct. 81st. All young
people should attend and assist the boys.
Robert Farrell ntd Christ Connor, who
were supoeued as witnesses on the Corrl
irau case, went to the oouuty seat yester
day.
The Ulg Mine Hun colliery, which Is
operated by I. A. Hiley VICo., hns stHrted
to BMP coal, une a Iiumuur in luwun-
people are eugngeu auoiu tne voriss.
Miss Katie Barrett, one otlour popular Utely bound to grant extradition papers
juuug iiiuito, jOTiciutu liy the action ol a uniteu states commis-
COLONEL CIENFULGOS IN PERIL
Declares l!o Will tturr he Token tu til-
Tnilur Allvn.
OAKLAND. ChI.. Sept. 86. Lieutenant
olonel Juan Clenfnegos, the young On-
ral American refugee whose extradition
to San Salvador on a charpe of attempted
murder has been ordered by Judge Mor
row, Is still In a cell nt the Alemda oonnty
jail. He said that he was confident of re
gaining freedom as soon as tils case Is
brought before the president, and de
clared that he would commit sulolde
rather than lie extradited.
"I expect to be free In four or five days,"
said Clunfuegos In Spanish, "for Kzetn
and others have started for Washington
In my behalf. Not knowing n word of
hugllsh makes It very difficult for me to be
understood nnd very hard to be locked up
like this in a foreign country. I have sov
ernl friends here, however, who call to
seo me.
'Go back to San Salvador? Never. I
would rather die a thousand deaths.
Hather anything than have my enemies,
who are waiting to assassinate me, get a
chance to triumph over me "
WABHINOTON, Sept. Ho. If uenernl r.z-
eta's object in coming to Washington is
reported to intervene in behalf of Colonel
Clenfuegos, who was lielU by Judge Mor
row for extradition on a charge ot mur
der, his visit is likely to prove fruitless.
While the secretary of state Is not abso-
Uot Vlllt for Ills 1'resenU.
AlPEXA, Mich.. Sept 21. Goorge Hose
was engaged to Mnmie Gage, and In the
early part ! thei: engagement he gave
Mamie many presents, among them a val
uable din.ii'iiid ring. George's love grew
weak, i He left Mamie for more agreea
ble com hit Tin-. i he demnnded tin
ring back wheu Mamie refused c
give It up In-si ed her. At the irlal tin
judge asked i.im if he bait kissed and ca
rcsed Maml- while engaged. When ht
admitted tlm he had the judge threw the
case out of court, telling. Hose he got
value for his presents and had So reason
to complain.
TI.ey Vr After Green flnni!,
NKW YoIIK, l-.ept, SS. Leo Wedenrpltri
and Henry Schleman, two nurcrj men ol
Danvers, Ills., who came hero In n sponse
to n green goods circular, nnd who wen
locked up in the houso of detention a.
witnesses ogalnst Henry Blumenthnl. the
operator of the.scheine.were releasor from
custody yesterday. When they were ar
rested they had nbout tl.OOO in cash. Thej
learned while detained that by depositing
j'iSO each they would be released, and tint
amount wns placed in the hands of the
hands of the city chamberlain. They w .il
remain here until the case Is tried.
LOST IN THE CYCLONE
Many IVUnni Still Mlolns In tlio Trnok
of the Morm
Forrst ClTT, la.. Sept. 25. Friday
nielit's cyclone passed over this section,
dev i-tatlng everything iu Jf path. It
came from the southwest and divided
south of Dnffald Centre, this county. The
larger and mot destructive portion went
south and east. The other portion went
northeast in Rrieii, this county, many
buildings were destroyed and six or eight
persons thus far reported killed nud fifty
or more wounded. In the track of the
other portion, which sw pt with dire de
struction through Hancock and Cerro
Gordo couutlos, more than a dozen per
sons are reported killed uud probably ten
wounded.
As an illustration of the power ot the
cyclone Dick Gamble's Iron pump was
ni. 0e ,, po f00t; wen n tile
twinkling of an eye nnd carried a distance
of ten rods. Great excitement prevails
all along the trnok of the cyclono, as
many children, nnd grown persons as
well, are missing nnd cannot be found.
where she will reside In the future, blie
has many friends hero who wish her suc
cess In her new home.
Miss Snllio Walsh nnd sister, Jane, two
of our populnr and plenslng young ladles,
to-day wentto Philadelphia, where they
will reside for sometime. Both were
unll knrm-n vrmni; ladles and hnve mnny
friends who Join us in extending wishes
totneir success iu me mniKcr vity,
Rumor has it that the electric road offi
cials will ecud a force of men to commence
work in our town on Monday. Whether
thin in trna or not remnlns to bo Been
The grant ot the borough giving them
tho right of way through our town pro
vides that they shall commence work by
Oct.. 1ut... nr lon their rltrht. Wo sincerely
hope for tho former and the rapid comple
tion ol the roau.
The foot ball tonm commenced practice
on Saturday and Captain Cull is well sat
laflml with thn work tho team nuts tin
They plainly allowed that they had lost
unm nf their vim and dash. All new men
dill well and we can expect to have one of
tho best tennis In the region In the class
tho boys belong. If any of our neighbor
ing towns have anything in the line of n
team our boys would bo pleased to hear
from them. Forward all communications
to C. Mcllrenrty.
ISTicn Baby was sick, wo gave her Castorla.
When she was a Child, sho cried for Castorla,
When she became JILss, she chine to Castorla.
When she had Children, she gavathem Castorla
slouer or court, his power to revise their
findings is rarely exercised, and only In
cases where a very stroug case is made
out for the accuted or new evidence lb
produced.
Drnclty Fight Amnng 1'olnnderi,
SCIIAKTON, Pa., Sept. 25. During a fight
over a disputed game oi cards in JUiKe
Hotnski's saloon, said to be unlicensed, at
the Hidgo, near Archibald, Sylvester Ho
toskl, a brol her of the saloonkeepor.struck
Jo Klucz on the head with a stone, crush
ing his skull nnd causing death within o
half hour. Tho others of the card playen
kept on fighting, nud Hotoski tried to sep
arate them. They turned on him, nnd hs
rushed behlud his bar and grasping s
doublo barreled gun fired both loads al
Joseph Biddo. Both charges took effect
in Blddo's body, nnd his injuries are re
garded as fatal. The HotosUls were ar
rested. All tho parties are Polanders"
Th Columbia's stricken Seamen,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25. The United
States steamship Columbia, which has
been on guard at Blueilelds with the
Marblehead for several months, arrived
at Port Limou yesterday. She has sev
cral men aboard sick with malarial fever
who will be shipped by the first stoanioi
to the United States. It Is believed bj
tho navy department that the men con
tracted malaria while tho ship was ly
ing iu the Delaware, and that It devel
oped under the tropical sun of Nicaragua.
The Columbia will return to Blueilelds.
Now Jersey's Tomnto Glnt.
BniDOETON, N. J., Sept. 25. Thero Is e
glut In the tomnto market in South Jer
sey. The canning factories of this cltj
and county are refusing tomatoes. Three
hundred wagon loads in this city alone
were thrown away on Saturday last, one
many of the tomatoes being packed are
sour. The canning factories have not yet
completed their contract with the farmers,
but tomatoes are coming in too fast.
A Telegrapher's Fatal Carelessness.
NOKTU ADAMS, Mnss.. Sept. 25. A. W.
HodgKius, iue tot Portnl telegraph who
s alleged to be responsible lor the recent
rnilrond tunnel colilsion.wnsglven a hear-
ng yesterday before the district court.
Hodgkins pleaded not guilty to the charge
f manslaughter. Operator Crosier, who
was called as a witness, nnd wns
examined by Hodgkins' counsel
certain testimony which may lessen
chnncos of Hodgkins being held
rand jury. Crosier admitted that
been discharged on two occasions In the
past four months, once for sleeping at his
post, thereby delay" a train for thirty
flvo minutes. On the night of the nccl
dent In question he admitted he had been
endinir a newspaper, lie stood witntne
paper in one hand, the other hand on the
ever rendy to give the signal as express
train No. 1!) went Into the tnnnel. He re
sumed rending and forgot to report No.
10 to West Portnl. Tho evidence created
considerable excitement.
l'rnlmbly Killed by Ills Wife's I'arainonr.
AlXKOAN, Mich., Sept. 25. Tho cor-
oner's jury Is holding secret Inquest upor
the remnlns of Iru Hurd, who was shot at
his home by his wife, ns the latter claims
through accident Saturday night. Mrs
Hurd claims thnt her husband entered
her bedroom nt midnight, and supposing
it to be n stranger sho fired, killing him
Tho rovolver with which she claimed tc
have fired the fatal shot, it transpires
was not discharged at all, but ono hullel
had been extracted. The geueral belief It
that tho shot was fired by another person,
who was with Mrs. Hurd at the time.
Autumn Novelties for Ladles' Gowns.
Woolen goods for autumn wear nre
light In weight, n desirable feature as
skirts of dresses are now so Generally
lined nnd interlined that they become too
heavy for comfort even in midwinter, if
made of weighty fnbricB. Plnin colors,
mixtures of two or three colors and
clouded effects nre Been among the uuw
good". Small figures nro preferred to
large. Nnrrow stripes lengthwise, baya
dere and diaconnl. neat checks or blocks.
nnd Bomeplnids nre shown iu dull and in
llcht colors thouch not In Scotch tartans.
The peculinr blue called bluet nppears in
nil materials and thero nre many bronze
shades, with green prevailing in sonio
and brown lu others. Cnnos will he worn
again nnd must continue in vogue while
large sleeves are used. For geueral .wear
the golf capo of cloth with Scotch plaid
lining will bo chosen. The McDowell
Fashion Journals, from which the above
information Is unthcred, contain in their
last issue a great variety of novelties for
the coming season. They offer besides,
by-means of coupons, patterns of the very
latest stylos at very moderate prices.
"La Mode de Paris." and "Paris Album
ot Fashion," cost 13.50 each per annum, or
35 cents a copy. "Tho French Dress
maker" is ?3.O0 per year, or 80 cents a
copy. "Ln Mode," which Is considered
tho best fnmily journal, with colored
plates, cost only tl 50 per yenr, or 15 cents
n cony, rno throe llrst mentioned publi
cations offer each $1.00 worth of coupon
patterns and "La Mode" fifty cents worth
of tho same as a premium for a yearly
subscription. If you arc unable to procure
any ot these journals trom your news
dealer do not take any substitute from
him, but apply by mail to Messrs, A.
.McDowell & Co.,
New York city.
EnEllfth Cricketers Win.
Philadelphia, Sopt. 25. Lord Hawko'e
English cricketers won tho first crickel
match by 131 ruus. U he visitors finished
their second Inning yesterdny morning lr
remarkably short order and fiulck time.
To their score of 170 made Saturday after
noon they added enough to make the to
tal for the second Inning 235, nnd this put
Philadelphia to the test of mnklng 254 tc
win tho game. This they failed to do, the
score at the finish being: Lnglnnd, 422
America, 201.
Shnrtllitge to be Tried Tomorrow.
MEDIA, Pa., Sept. 25. The witnesses in
tho ense of Professor Swithtn C. Short-
Hdge, who murdered his wife here in De
cember last, appeared at court yesterday,
but by consent of the nttornoys for both
sides tho case was postponed until tomor
row, when Mr. Shortlidgo will be brought
from the Norrlstown Insane asylum,
where he is confined, and will bo put on
trial.
Accident at a Christening Tarty.
Baltimore, Sept. 25. At u christening
party at Patapsco Neck John Bend took
up an old army musket, supposed to be
unloaded, and proceeded to explain how
It wns used during the war. The gun ex
ploded, killing a child named Charles
Zlegelhoofer and dangerously wounding
the mother.
He Is Monslgnor MoMalion Now.
Washington, Sept. 25. Archbishop Sa.
toll!, on behalf of Pope Leo, has conferred
on the Ilev. James McMahon, of the Cnth-
olic university, an appointment ns a pre
late of tho Holy See, with the title of mon
signor.
4 West 14th street,
Irvine W. Larlmore. nhvslcal director
ot Y. M. C. A., Des Moines, Iown, says ho
can conscientiously recommend Chamber
Iain's Pain Balm to athletes, gymnasts,
bicyclists, foot ball players nnd the pro
fession in ueneral for bruises, sprains nnd
dislocations; also for soreness nnd stiff
ness of the muscles. When applied before
tho parts become, swollen it will effect n
cure in ono half tho timousunlly required.
tror Bale uy urunier tiros.
Church Iiestrored by Incendiaries.
TUNKIIAKNOCK, Pa., Sept. 25. The
Methodist Episcopal church nt Orcutt'e
Grove is iu ashes, the result of the work
of Incendiaries. The church has had
hard time financially slnco it was built a
few years ngo. Last spring the sherlll
sold the building and about a week ago
levied upon and disposed of the furniture.
Strife and dissensions arose which prob
nbly led to tho dettructlou of iho build
ing.
Failed to llreak the IKicord.
NEW YOHK, Sept. 25. H. P. Searles, the
bicycle rider who attempted to lower the
road record between Chicngo and Now
York, arrived at the Hotel 1'omcroy, hav
ing been eight dnys nnd three hours on
the road. He failed to accomplish his
task that of covering the 1,000 miles ln
five days and five hours, or of breaking
the existing record of seven days and
twenty-two hours.
A Went Virginia I'ratrlclila.
Huntington, W. Va.,Sept. 25. Walker
Iiolllus, a prominent lumberman ot
Wayne county, wns Bhot and killed byhts
brother Willin'ii. Both men were mar
ried and prominent in business circles, and
have occupied thesarae residence tor some
time. Jenlousy Is supposed to have caused
the shooting. The murderer made hit es
cape, and Is now ln Kentucky.
Coming Events.
Sept 21 nnd 25. Ico cream and peach
festival nt Bender's hall, Wm. Peun,
under cue auspices oi uur iianu.
Sept. 38. Mu8lcale In M. K. church,
under mo auspices oi the church choir.
Oct. 10th. Annual supper of the Eng
lish Baptist church iu Itobblus' opera
nouse.
Victoria's Tremler Resigns
Melbourne, Victoria, Sept. 25. The
premier, Hon. J. B. Patterson, has re
signed, owiug to the result of the elec
tions, n feature ot which was the anni
hilation ot the free trade party. Air. Pat
terson was re-elected, but his party and
his policy did not receive the support he
expected. The leader ot the opposition,
however, was defeated.
A. M. Bailey, a well known cltizeu of
Eugene, Oregon, says his wife has for
years been troubled with chronic diarrhoea
and used many remedies with little re
lief until she tried Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhcun Remedy, which
bns cured her sound and well. Glvo It n
trial and you will be surprised at the
prompt relief it affords. 25 nud 50 cent
bottles for sale by Gruhler Bros.
Now or Never.
People who have not secured coples'of
the exqulslto photographs of the World's
Fair embraced ln "The Mnglc City," and
superb photographs of famous men and
women and scenes In every laud as In
corporated In "Voyage Around the
World," should npply for them nt the
HERALD olllce without delay, as only a
lew copies are left and the supply will not
be renewed. No household should be
without a complete set of these marvelous
productions.
While, ln Chicngo, Mr. Charles L.
Kahler, a prominent shoe meinhnut ot
Des Moines, Iown, hnd quite a serious
time of It. He took suoh a severe cold
that he could hardly talk or navigate,
but tho prompt use of Chamberlain's
Cough .Remedy cured him ot his cold so
quickly that others at the hotel who had
bad colds followed his example nnd bait
a dozen nerBons ordered it from the near
est drug store. They Were profuse in their
thanks to Mr. KaLler for telling them
how to cure a bad cold bo quickly. For
sale by Gruhler Bros.
Threw Her Child to the Hogs.
BEVERLT, W. Vn.. Sept. 25. Mrs.
Emma Ware, a young widow, whose Ijub-
band has been dead two years, is in jail,
charged with infanticide. It is alleged
that a week ago she threw her newly born
infant from a second story window into n
pen of half a dozen hogs. The child was
completely devoured.
Major Moore Convicted,
BUFFALO. Sept. 25. The verdict of the
jury in the case of Major Bowen Moore,
pension claims agent, indicted for collect
ion illeiral fees, finds the defendnnt guilty
on all live points ot the Indictment. He
will bo sentenced tomorrow.
l'ccullur Landmarks.
'In tho Btntos whero thero wcro no gov
ernment sectional survoys descriptions of
land nro very peculiar, says M. J. Peters,
"I boiiKlit a tract of timber land m 'loir
nosseo nnd went down to look nt. It. The
description road, ' Beginning ntn stump in
John Smith's neighborhood road, tlienco
enst 1,000 rods to n white onk tree, thonco
south 1,000 rods to a Creole, thenco west
1,000 rods by tho crock as it meanders,
thenco north 1,500 rods to an owl's nest,
thonco to tho plnco of beginning.' Tho
road has lieen nbnndonod. tho trco out
down, tho creek dried up nud tho ow!
uio vod away. 1 remained two weoks Jtry
lng to loontc tho land nnd gnvo It up,
Tlioro was no way to distinguish It from n
hundred other tracts." Cincinnati Ln
qulrer.
Never Dedicated.
Tho monument commemorating tho
surrender of Burgoyno to Gates nnd Schuy
lor nt Snrotoirn, which btands in n bonutl
ful location at Schuylervlllo, N. Y., has
novcr boon formally dodlcntod. Congress
hos novor Boon fit to mako tho necessary
appropriation for tho expenses of tho dcdl
cation, nnd ns tho monument association
has no money tho ceremony has boon post
poned. Tho monument stands on a hill
ton overlooklna the Hudson and Is a stnto
ly granite shaft, with uronzo uguros oi
Gatos, Schuyler nnd Morgan ln niches
nbovo tho doors on thrco sides, tho nlcln
on tho fourth sldo, whero Arnold's figure
would properly come, being left purposely
empty, Springfield Republican.
Klcphants In Africa.
Tho elephant of Afrlcu is still a toler
ably abundant nnlmul. Its numbers
though doutitloss diminished uy more tunn
one-half within this century, nro probahiy
to bo counted by the hundred thousand,
Novorthclosss lu loss than 100 yonrs tl
field which is occupied hns been groatl
reduocd, and between tho Ivory huntor an
tho sportsman, armed with guns ot eve
Increasing deadlines, It will certainly n
require another oenturyof froo shooting U.
annihilate tho African spocles. Philadel
phia Press.
On the wnll of the south nlslo of Herre-
ford cathednd, In England, Is preserved
tho oelobrated "Mnppn Mundl" (date circa
1282-18001. Tho man is c hlellr filled with
ideas taken from ancient historians
For the last 40 years tho Academy of
Philadelphia has boon assiduously making
a oolleotion of human skulls, which now
number well up Into the thousand!. It is
tho finest collection of tho kind Iu the
world.
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Thoro Is much, tenderness ln this seem
lngly cruel world, but tho butcher rarely
Unds )t. ,
HERE is Health
in the Wheel.
Firm muscles, good complexion, and
cheerful spirits are the result of
plenty of out-door exercise and sun
shine. Cycling is the popular sport of the day.
Hie iop4 toitimbias are a
realization of the ideal in bicycle
construction a triumph of Amer
ican skill and enterprise. C6h
stantly advancing in the line of
progress, Columbias still maintain their proud position as
the standard bicycles of the world unequalled, un
approached. POPE MFG. CO., Iloiton, New York, Chicago, Hartford.
A beautiful Illustrated catalogue free nt our agencies,
or by mail for two a-ceut stamps.
Ride a
Columbia
QEOKOB II,
Bicycles.
KKICK, KrlcK's Hardware Store, South Main Street, is agent for Columbia
Il Safe Deposit Building and Savin
.1 he had Q
ASSOCIATION OF READING, PA.
3V3C.
3BC. MASTKK,
W. 33C. 33j9k.CJE3:iyjLj2k.JSr,
.
Agonts.
Stilt Umlocl.Ud.
TnENTON. Sept. U5. The certiorari pro
ceedings brought by the Democrats of
Newark to set aside tho redisricting of
v. ..i it...... ..r i. v.
lr V.V T, riZr : P. J, KElTHAN.Bakernnd Confectioner.
. , j -y JOHNSON, lumber Dealer.
pursuance ut an act, pusst-u uy me ttui HEy, HOBEItT O'BOYLE,
legislature, were tirKueu yesieruay lit tue
supreme court before Justices DLxon, Ab-
bett and used. The case was uot decided,
and the court refused to vacate Justice
Depuo's stay preventing tho city clerk of
Newark arranging for tho electing on a
basis of the new ward lines fixed by the
commission. The case may yet bo decided
in time for election.
The value of ench share is p!00 at maturity. Application fee on each share. 25
cents ; and monthly dues on each share, f 1.00. On duos paid in advance for a
six months or longer, 5 per cent, interest will be allowed at time of payment Is made.
juemuersmny witnurawono ornu Bnares at anyume oy giving ou unys' written
notice, and nre entitled to the full amount of dues paid on such shares, together
with six per cent. Interest after the first yenr'p membership. No shares will be
forced out. All shareholders are entitled to loans from the fund on real estate secur
ity. Reference and information on application. New scries starts in Sept., 1891.
Shares mav be subscribed for any time, and dues, etc., will be received nt the office
of M, H, Master's marble yard, 127 N. Jardln St., on the first Monday after the first
Saturday of each month, we refer to tho following shareholders: ' T".
J. W. STOKES Lodge No. 515, I. O. O. F.
CAMP NO. 208, P. O. S. of A.
CAMP NO. 112, V. O. a. ot A.
To file Piafoli
Fnvnrlng ltatlrntlrs' Fcdnrntlon.
BALTIMOHR, Sent. 25. Tile Brotherhood
of Itollroad Trainmen concluded its busi
ness yesterday nnd ndjourucd. A secret
session wns held at Haznzzers hall In the
afternoon, A system of federation unit
ing the urgnuizntions of the trainmen, en
yineers, conductors, firemen nnd tele
graphers was discussed by Mr. S. E. Wil
kinson, grand master of the trainmen:
Delos Everett, third grand engineer, nnd
Alfred E Brown, vice grand master oi
the engineers, The sentiment of tin
trainmen 1b for the proposed federation,
but no action on the plan was taken by
the meeting,
TUo lnternatIony
famous REMEDY for
!eitv,jiTfic
,!? I V III '
HEUBALQIA and similar Complaint!.
-uauuiauburea unaer too sirmgem
utHfflAN MEDICAL LAWS.
k 1-1. 11.11 v
vttsuriuea oy eminent physicians i
DR. RIGHTER'S
I will arrive In Shenandoah the
latter part of next week with a
Car Load of Wcsten Hum
Which I will offer at public sale on a date
to be hereafter announced. Watch this
space. After the public Bale l win always
Ihave western norses lor private Raie or ex
change. WM. NEISWENTEIi,
snenauuoau, x-u.
HOTEL kaibr;
uhac. tiUiiuiuijL,, rrop. ,
North Main St., MAHAN0Y CITY.
Largest and finest hotel ln tho region.
Finest accommodations.- Handsome fixtures.
Fool and Ullllsrd Poems Attached. i
Attention, Eroprtr Gwners !
ROOF PAINTING Promptly aone with
P HAWTHORN'S V. S. ROOF PAINT by
Xk.- "VO3T, Agent,
139 KaatOo! street, Shenandoah. It Is the best
ana only guarantee paint against corrosion, nra
and every lilnd o( "weather, for metal, woollen
and paper roofs and walls. Ulve It a trial.
When ln POTTSVILLE,
Stop at
PHIL. WOLL'S HOTEL
200 North Centre Street.
Meals at all hours. Ladles' dining room
attached. Finest wines, liquors, cigars.
I uniygcnmno with Trade Mark "AnpW
I Manufacturer: Commcrztenrath Dr.ltichtcr of I
i.aa.aicntor&Co.,17WiruiiEt.,lriWT02S
23 HIGHEST AWARDS
lSBranohHonsej. Own Glassworks.
.S6&B0C. For cila In Shea, bj C. E. Eafen-1
v,u) , m ci, j h wmn ua r r u iirun
a Kiln street
Jet... . .fl
BicvcleBafPaitis'anJ.Davies,
J O iiiinrnTiiniin n
FOR SALE.
Tho Hhccandoah School Board offers for (ale
all tte wood work pertaining to the double
bloclt on the lot situated at the comer of Jardln
and Cherry sireets, Shenandoah. Stone founda
tion cot Included In the sale. Dlds preferred
providing to remove building ln a body and
cot ln parts. Building given to the highest bid
der. The ccmmltteo reserves the rfgnt to re
ject any or all bids. All bids must be ln tho
possession or u. j, Miuooon, chairman ot com
mittee, bv 8 o'clock on Thursday evening, Hep-
teiiiuer iovi.
II. J. Mulooon,
MAHKIIUrtKE,
w1u.1am thezise,
Timothy Lvkoh,
Chaiiles Hooks.
Committee.
For a Limited Time Only.
New and Used .Bicycles.
To Reduce Stock.
Good Wheels from $25 up.
Cleveland Bicycles.
Majestic Bicycles.
Repairing & Parts a specialty
The A, Heebner Co.
106 North Centre Street,
POTTSVILLE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED, A cabinet maker. Apply at
Franey's furniture store. tt
Shenandoah's Reliable
Hand Xaaundx-
Cor-Lloyd and White Hts.
All work guaranteed to be first-class ln every
particular, Silk ties and lace curtain sa spec
ialty. Goods called for and delivered. Altrlal
solicited.
T70B BALE. Hotel property on East Centre
JL' street. At present occupied vy uvay
uaskey. Apply to si. u. w atson.
Must
nr ANTV.lvKnlf-AliLflv for shoe store.
YV he experienced, with ability to command
trade.
office.
Apply with reference to
Herald
o-zi-st
WARREN J. PORTZ,
., ..vm,, Piano Tuner.
WANTED. Two young men to board in a
nrtvntn fnmliv. All modern conveniences.
Reference required. Apply at the Herald
olllce. n-iH-ii
Bnv Keystone, flour.
nnme Lessio & Baer,
printed on every sack.
Be sure that the
Ashland, Pa., is
tf
llannunelng Maryland's Senators.
Baltimore, Sept. 35. The Democrats
of Carroll county, ln convention assem
bled yesterd(y,pased resolutions strongly
denouncing Senators Gorman and Gibson ,
aud advocatiug the electlou of senators by
direct vote.
Tli Craw ltvictlftd.
BOiTON, Sept. 26. A dispatch from Yar-1 TVT "P f"lfYNrR."V"
mouth. N. 8.. states that the hriir I)av- W O.W J. J
light, from New York sept. 15 for Halifax
with ooal, has been wrecked and is a total
loss at Green Island. Her crew is safe.
i.i . i r-. , -v-. nr.,,. , ,n.n TV. nram rT tllAlinn.n
riBBoa aru orKacs rpaireu. urucrs iciini i.oxwwi. u ... ... . ... v -.. .
, oenanaoau,wiil rrceivr 1 XJ Bigneu. a ton. uh t.u oomo
ill North Main ureot,
prompt t-nv
Fall Weather is Here
So Is Mrs. HYDE, with a full stock ol
Fall 3ftillinery
Just from New York, in all fashionable
shapes, styles and colors. Also full line of
Novelties for trimming the best shown
ln town lor the price, uur line of
Infants' Coats and Caps
nnd Children's Bonnets can't be beat. See
them arid you will say so.
Casb lliiii Si
9 X. Main St.Shenandoah.
upon proving property and paying expenses.
MAX BOnMlUT,
D-25-3t enenanaoun, ra.
itt ANTED. A first-class lady canvsster to
W sell the H li W naventedunderwalsts for
Lois, gins ana names. Aauress, giving ret-
erences, Deiievoite waist iu., lusning, n. ,
v o-ot
FOK SALE. A property, 26 and 28 White
street. Shenandoah. Lot 30x150 feet, with
three houses. Splendid Investment. Appl
to Mrs. Al. U'liara, zi norm aiain sireei
Mabanoy City, l'a. vim
Tt A Til A in. Tf unlfl this mnntn. TWO
A tracts of 600 acres each, of valuable coal
and limner land inTcnnestee. nut Dear tu
vesication. Tracts wilt be sold singly. AQ
drees HitliALl), Sbenandoah, l'a.
TlOlt SALE. A good, sourd horse. Price
I? reasonable. Apply to Michael fetors,
Shenandoah, Pa.
8-23-tt
'31 South Main St.
mo HAKE BIG MONEY selling ourelectrlo
I 1 n-.lanhnrD. Itpkt Rpllpr on &rth. Hpntiill
X Teiepnone,
HI
Til
,Slng 5 to 110 a day easy.
eomclete ready tosetup; Unas ot any distance,
racticot Eacuiriu Acicpui-ug. uur agents
A
ma
Monongnhela Whiskey, - 50c n qt.
Pure rye whiskey, XX, - - tl a qt.
Fine Old Bourbon, XXX, H.35 a qt.
Superior Blackberry Brandy, tl n qt.
Superior Cognac Brandy, tl.00 a qt.
Imported Jamaica Bum, tl.50 a qt.
RitaTiLiquorStorel
Evervhndv bnvs
I'rlces low. Any
, Address Vf. 1'.
Harrison & Co., Clerk no. 11, Columbus, Ohio,
hip mrmnv without work.
oae can make fib per month,
MlnlsUr Whlto'i Letters uf Itecall,
ST. I'STKlteilURG, Sept. 98. Andrew D.
White, the United States minister to Ilus-
al. I,. In Mnnl.l, Tlnvorla IT-,.-111
return here ln October in ordr to present '"V UENGLINC'S Stock and FkbIi Ale, Draught Porter and AVelner Beer. J?mB8 can
bis Utters of recall. 1 X Beit brands ol Jo Citars otd all kitda of Temperance Drinks. Uchoener, ;
IrOU BALE. The Mt. Carmel House prop-
erty, on Ike corner of Oak street and the
AND LIVERY.
13 North. Jardin Street.
Wholesale agent for
elgensfan's hull, 1 1, Export
No finermade.
Lager aii Saazer Pale Beer.
Fine liquors and Cigars
120 Bouth Main St.
A genuine welcome
Awaits you at
J oe Wyatt's Saloon ! ?
MAIN AND COAL STS.
Fool room attached. Finest whiskeys.
beers, porter and ale constantly on tapj
Choice temperance drinks and cigars
Weeks' Museum,
17 SOUTH MAIN STItEJSI.
Birds and animals ot all selections.
Taxidermist, Hobert Murray,
Coldest anil Largest Class of Beer. Free Lunch Dallj,
John Weeks, Proprietor.
Q. W. Davidson, Bartender.
Avenue. Mt Carmel, Is o3ered for sale at
low figure and on easy terms. Will sell the
hotel building with or without the adjoining
r round. Any Information as to figures ana
erms can be obtained by applying to Bolomon
Mt, carmel. B-l-tr
ALL MEN
and WOMEN
Have business with others, and should,
therefore, have a business education.
The quickest way to get the best
ideas of modern business practice 1b
to attend the
WILKES-BARRE
BUSINESS - COLLEGE,
NEW ANTHRACITE BUILDIN0,
(All conveniences, elevator service.)
11 WEST MARKET. WILKES-BARRE. PA.
This year's catalogue Is something
especially line. Ask for It.
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