Right Arm Paralyzed
Saved from St. Vitus Dance.
"Onr dautrhuor, Blanche, now l
tccu vr;j;'b vl a'i'j. hurt been terribly
alHlctei wii'ii nervousness, and had
lost tl.ncr.t.re use of her riclit arm.
Wo fonr.'rt fit. "Vitus danco. and tried
thobrcti physicians'. Wila no benefit.
She has i::kcn tlirse bottles o Dr.
lilies' Nervine and lias pained 31
pound's, f lor nervousness and syrap
tomsof fU. Vitus danr.' uro entirely
gone, s'ik r.ttP"i''a wiuxil regularly,
and has wivor-d coiufilete uso ol
her arm, hcrannetlrclsnlndid."
SlliS. 11. It. BULLOCK. Ilrlchtou, N. Y.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
Cures.
Dr. Miles' Nervine is sold on a posltlv"
Kuaratileo that, i.ip tlrar bottlo will bencllt.
AllilruBSlata ri-'I ;.t tl. 0 botths forjo, or
It vlll 1)b scut, prepaid, on receipt, of price
by tho Dr. Miles Medicftl On.. Elkhart, I lid
Political Curds.
-pOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR, Second Ward.
BENJAMIN C. CHURCH.
Subject to Republican pules.
IJOIt SCHOOL DIRECTOR, Third Ward.
T. It. EDWARDS.
Subject to Republican rules
PBNNavLVANl ivAlL 0
sostnvr.Krr.L divisio)
NOVKMBKlt 18, tE9i.
Trains will leave Snenitndoa.1 aiitir i .i ...
late for Wlggan's, Qllbepton, Prajkvuu., -n
Castle, St. Clair, Pottsvllle, Hamburg, Riao t
Pottstow n, Phcanlxvllle, Norrtstowh aid P
adelphla ilroad Btraet station) st:iri.! '
a. m. and 4-16 p. ra. on weekdays Tor
milo and tnlnrtniidlato Btatton? B 'f T,
SUNDAY1-!
Tor WIskh'1. (Jilbertun "Mn!-.!: '
Came, St Vottavlllii it t-v.
and 8:10 p. ,a I'or Uamb'iif, Heading, P i
town, Ptiooil'Ttllo, NsrrlavjwT Pi"l. ' -at
0:00, 0:10 a. ra 3:10 p. m.
Trains lei.v, Prackvillo tot 1:1.11.1.1.10
10:10a.m. an-. 12:14, 5:01, t s an'
Sundays, 11:1'. cm. ar.cl S: l:l g, 10
Leave Pott'vtUe tot Unci: 1d1.Hi ,
11:48 a. m. n; i-10,7:16anrt ) r -i. iw ''.
t 10:ia a. n. 1 1 t 0. ra
Leave PV1 . iphia (Hrozd eiruHOibttiu::. .
3hensndoR, 7 tw 0 3 t 4 10 and Tt!
m week da m urni-v m tiw. m.
Lcnvo Broad Streetutatlon, Philadelphia
'OU NEW YORK.
Tor N ' k ExDreit.. xw-
at 3zo, 4 05. 1 15. esc im "' 10 ),
tuimnx uurj. ii 111 u ui. i iiuoa iii.im
ueaizinn.i 1 p m aininf cars) 1 a
dlnlntr can. 8 4. & 6 6 60.7 1:1.8 12. 10 o m
II! 1)3 iilslit. u daa.a2J.4Ui 45) 15. S 12
061,1 01 (llni oar), UUS a m 1241. 28i
((llnln,; car) 4 .Umltel 4 23 , 5). B30, 0 60
7 13. 13 10 1 n m. IS 01 nlKbt.
lilXijrddall In OQ, ffltu,jut oJihqh, limn
weeitaayj.au sip in amy.
WAaHll- r.TON AND THIS KOUnt
Porllalti.i. .n CTviuintyn . i' 40.8
9 10. 10 20. 1 . 1 1 Si i ill. (12 SS luj:.tv 1 OlcL.
eap.l 180. ' . ( I" CourrnKlon n iinv
1,. 1.1.. I U i.llnlnn A,.t A 17 AKt
11"'. UIUIUI) inihuvi, (U'utuli u.t, u uv,
(dining car), 7 " (Ulnlni; cur) p m , and 12 03
ntpht pnk ilnv undava. 50. 7 21 . B 10. 11 18.
1183am, 441. 55) Uinmg cr). 616 (fining
car), 7 41) icutiii.K carl p m ana ii ui uigni,
Leave Mur- . treot t'otry, Pnlladclphlo.
FOU ATlANTIC CITY.
KiprtDb, BS'iin,! 10, 4 (X) and 5 00 o m woou
davs. SunilLvc. Express. 8 45 and 915 am.
For Cape Hnv. rimleiea. Wlldwooa and
Holly Ueacb, oxpre,9 a. m., 4 00 p tn week
' (lavs. Sund.iv. 0 00 a m.
PorHea lale Oltv, Oceau City and Avalon
Express, 9 00 o ra, 4 00 p in iveeli days. Jun'
dava.9C0am.
For Homers I'olnt, express, 8 50, a m, 4 00
m wees aays. aunoaya. eoftm
S. W. fnavost J 4 t v
Oen'l Mane- n'l Pn'c'"-
SHARES FOR SALE.
The Safe Deposit Bnlldins and Savlnc; Asso
elation of lteadlne. Pa., otfers for sale a few
hundred shares of stock. This Is a frond, tellable
and prosperous association In which to take
shares. Having teady sale lor all money,
oremium received is larne. consentient
stock will mature much sOunerthan associations
located in towns where there is no ereat demand
for money, and building; operations are very
limited. Th value of each share is 820) at
maturity, Application fee, 25 cents each share.
Monthly dues, one dollar per share. Kivo per
cent, interest allowed on all navmeuts made in
advance for 0 months or longer. Members may
wituuraw one or an buaroa ui. any nine ov ki
ine 30 days written notice, and are entitled
the full amount of dues oald. with 6 iter cent.
Interest alter one year, thereby making it an
11 per cent, investment. Alt shareholders are
entitled tn loans from fund on real estate
security. No shares will be lorced
The fund Is run on the ;ame conservative
principles as our local funds which have been
tried for years and found safe. Any one wish.
Ine to invest in a Bavine Fund will nnd It
their interest to call on the local agents and
receive full particulars, ltev, II, A. Keyser,
V. D., of Mahanoy City,is one of the directors.
MASTER & BACUMAN, Agents,
137 North Janlin Street, Shenandoah
When tn POTTSVIIiLE,
Stop at
PHIL. WOLL'S HOTE
200 "ortU Centre Stroot.
Meala hi. -i Hoar. Ladle' dining room
attached m .-ii wines, iinunro, clgarx
Emm & BEDDALL,
(lfonvRots tii Coakley Bro.)
No. 6 f.iHt :uir tret,
ft
Our Motto II at Qunl'ty at Lowest Cash
Prices. Pu.iuuoKe I'tseeilully solicited.
HOTEL KAIER,,!
HAs. ijURCHILL, Prop.
North Etain St.,
Largest and flnsst hotel In tho region.
J-lnestaccommodatlona.. Handsome flxturea,
Pool and Billiard Rooms Attaohed.
mi officii jacE like im
C nit . P
Htt'i t'K Ad ' to tl ) Bloody iVntcr Oo-'l O .t Cocntnnr;.
f5 SuiTcrlngs tvero Terrible. Ko I'caofl
ZoZL,Z THE LXCCTTIOiT,
TlmNeiv York Pollen 1, artinent, Dcclnres
thn Cnptnlll, In llotten tn the Core, nntl
Mprcenury MethoiU Alone Actuates 1IH
Felloiv Olllcers.
Vkw YotiK, Dec. . Maximilian V.
riohmlttliorRor, oaptnln of pollpo mul now
u coiniiiiuid of tho "Tenderloin" district
mmlo n confession before tho Lexow coin-
inlttee yeitanhiy to tho offoct that tho en
tiro police systein of Now York city, with
the exception of Superlntonilent Uyrnes
and a few others, was rottoh to tho ooro;
that blackmail and bribery, extortion anil
ooruption were common crimes In tho ih
partimnt, that an honest man was tho
xreptlon, nnil that merceny metliods
nlono iictuntoil his follow oMcers. Ills
clinriia of brllio tnkln'Z tmplluatetl In
Rlwctora Williams ami MoAvoy, ox ln-
spector Hteers, I'olloo Commllon"rs
Jamus .1. Martin and John C. Sheohan.
Captains I'rloo, Gastlln and Frederick W.
JIartons, ox-Captalu John uunner ami
Wunlmcn Diinlnp, Hobert Vail and Jnmi'h
ntinon. Tho (rrenter part or henmitt
mr'i tstl-nnnv wai against Inspectors
Williams and MeAvoy.
uaptnin Selimlttberiiorsald that olTli-eiN
menly defied the rtllen of the department.
and worn sustained In It by the Tammany
Hull club, of which Commissioner hlieelmn
is the president. Witness Is a member of
the club, as lire also captains uovery,
Price and Strauss.
Without duostloii it was the most Im
portant day In tho history of the I.cxov
committee. Schmlttberger's oonfosslon Is
prolific not only of sensation, but of evi
dence which confirms and verities what
huvo been hitherto considered tho moat ex
aggerated Ideas of police and oluclnl cor
ruption, it deals with moro than indi
vidual cases, for It shows the criminality
that has pervaded tho police department.
Captain bclnnlttburiror is under Indict
ment for bribery. Ho had previously ro
fused to testify before the senato commit
tee. On Thursday, however, lie was re
arrested nnd his bail Increased. Yesterday
ho took advantage of an offer of Immunity
from punishment hold out to him by
Counsel UolT. and agreed to make a clean
brciiBt of everything.
"Tho pillars of tho church aro fallen,
said he on the witness stand, "and I doom
It duo my conscience, my wlfo and chil
dren to tell what I know."
Meanwhile dark circles had crept under
his yes, his face assumed a sickly pallor,
an air of utter weariness nnd dejection
possessed him, and ho appeared, as ho was,
in nxtroniu mental torture and agony.
IJut no spirit of sympathy moved the
throng of spectators. Sneers and sarcastic
laughter instead answered his acknowl
edgment of wearncss when at last Counsel
Golr permitted him to vncato tho witness
at mu.
Tho city today Is not turbulent with ex
citement, a It was just a week ago, ouho
oo '.lAlon ot C.iptalu Creedon's confession.
lintead, an atmosphere of suppressed In
dlgiiatlon prevails in olllclal circles no
ittempt is nuiilo In contraillcJou or dero
gation of Captain tjchmlttb?rger's allega
tions, and everywhere heard tho comment
is: "It could not have bou worse; it must
end.
The news that Schmlttbcrger had con
sented to teil all ho know spread through
tho city with tho speed of a whirlwind and
drew to the, commltteu room a vast throng
of citizen's 'who clamored and struggled
for admission. In political and olllclal
circles this Intelligence created a furore.
Senators May Itefuso to Ailjiturn.
Wasiiinutox, Dec. i3. When the mo
tion to odjirirn ver tho holidays Is miulo
in tho bennto today tho point of no quorum
is likely to ho made by some of tho senators
who think that there is too much Work be
fore congress to periNlf of any long recess.
The sonata is likely to bo In session on sev
urnl ibivs nf nnxt week. It. innv fnllnw
pretty closelV tho oxamplo of the Republi
can senate in 181M, after tho Democratic
landslide of that year, which sut on Mou
day, Tuesday and Saturday of Christmas
week, Christmas itself falling on Wcducs
duy.
Our Presidential Murksmim.
GEOliiiKTOWN, S. C., Dee. 23. Tho sounds
of rupid llrlug of heavy ducking guns
heard by early risers gavo evidence of the
fact that President Cleveland and party
were again enjoying another daybreak en
gagemont with the mallards and cunvms
backs In the marshes of Muddy bay. Tho
subsequent appearance of tho dispatch
boat with ninety-six big fat ducks, the re
sult ot tho shooting, showed that tho
sport was in no wlso diminishing. Fifty ot
these birds were brought down by tho
president's gun.
Two Murderer KxccuU'd.
MAYSVIU.K, Tenn,, Deo. 12. John Stan
ley and Clarence Cox were executed hero
today. Tho men murdered Squire Henry
Snodderly and his wife last February. Tho
prisoners had been coniluod in tho Knox-
vlllo jail for several months for safe keep
ing. They ivero taken out yesterday, and
under guard of twenty men convoyed to
Mayniirdsvllle. The oxocutlon took place
ut noon inside a largo Inclosure. The peo
ple are very Indignant because tho execu
tion was prl ate.
llollduy Adjournment of Congress.
Wasiukuiox, Duo. -3H. The entire tlmo
of tho house yesterday was occupied In de
bate; on the currency bill. Before tho close
of the session Mr. hprluger, tho chairman
of tho banking and currency committee,
presented the amendments to tho moasuro
ugrooil upon by the Democratlo members
, of the comnmteo and endorsed by tho sec
retary of tho treasury. Tho resolution for
the holiday adjournment to begin today
was agreed to early In the ntteruoon.
Catliolia Knlelit. Uxelted.
PkovmiknlE, Dec. 22. Local loaders of
the KnlflH of Pythlasiiro much agitated
by the anuuiinceiiieut of the papal edict
against that order, and a committee h,
been appointed V request Bbdiop Mur.v
Ins' aasistiinoe on behalf of tho Cutholtc
inemlieps of lUe order, its several lodges In
this city are almost exclusively composed
of Catlinlks.
Vur Unlns tliH AIull to Defraiul.
Ai.io4.na, Ph., Uoo. itti, V. J. Simford,
tho ..!uli-iiw mini, vtho Hoecl mnn.v
immviIx ni tintt.-'u' ni tAi rWtll iwttAttt rlfrhrii
MAHANOY CIT5f5U4ltrfoctintf manufactured in To-
i IflHln. ,ciui lutlil vtili'iil;iv liv thti ITnltcil
gtaM ooiUiuUsioiior tii await trial for
UiJngtlu, mlls for fraudulent purposes.
J Uo was BUUl t0 juu m AlKgheuy county.
Day or Mgl.t from Itcliiag
and Hurijtnx. Doetura
Failed. Cu 3d by
GUTICIV.A.
My child's disease, which va t'JO worl l.'.nu
of Ecicma, started and-, ilioii. i;' . j u i ...u o. .
11 pnrrH'i nun iieiiru 1 1 l j
little fellow llU 1 I 1 I'.IOU I. I i
onV. U;c,i I-sirs n.i m
o'lier i heck a-.i. c!i. it, until H,
.fi 0 r iv a.i u pfec.) 1 ,
8U.'.".k, l.'-se K 1 ;n : ,.on
tm i.l nib. (,ii i!3 ek'n, mi
Mo'i.lv vpt DOK.J out con
6.:i i iv. JHj siilTerluirs w
i .. ,o, I . .oil Ids luniils ' ..
ho v i,.,i not semteh, then 1
umhl reli 1 1 cor 1.. tic 1 1
V
on h's shonlilcrs to relieve tl
Intense Itching.
I h..d :i i cood n riocjor at '41.
In Philadallna, but he inllcil to relieve him. I
read of tho CfTlciliA r.EMliMKs, nnd at m i
purchased thein. Stranp to sav, that vfytift .
ht retttii wlthou ?eratchl.:p: bis face, m.il I
tlipt on be Improved tmil eoontoatmllreiyn r.
I would llfco anyone (..(Terlnff from tills ten ,M
disease to see my boy now 1 his complexion Is ,
clear and smooth as ran be. Thi is an uni
llclted testluioulal, nnd owpV wonl Is tvtn
thank (led for my chilli's re, oery,ujd I lha .
11,0 manufacturer of cr iilura.
Miss. 11. S. GAJHILP.,
862 N. Port -seconcl St., l'afhulc.j hi...
CUT1CURA WORKS woi!c:r.;.
And have olTected Uio nost wonderful cur "
torturing atitl rftelipiirf nj skin and seal) dim.
of Infants nnd children ever record', t:
nlTord inetnnt relief, permit rct and b!",t
i-oint to aapcedycui H when tho ben ;:h ......
hu3iitals, and all other methods fail.
Bold throughout tho world. IVce, ( .' ri
C0c; Boap,8Ao ; IIesolvknt. $t. . v.
and Cubm. Coitc, tSolo Propili'tom, :'.em. i
XMr " How to Cure Kklu DiHtufef," ui.l: f -
PRRV'C BkinandPenlp purltted nnd tc-u'':
DiiDl u by Cuticuiia Buap. AbtuMati.j
BACKACHE, STfiito
Growing pnins, anH v.?
minute by tho CiIrt.
Auri-vutn Plas.'fv, .'
Bids Wanted.
Pox Sale.
The Post Office Building, including flx
tnres And furniture, for sale to the highest
bidder, before January 1st, 1893.
The property fronts sixty feet on Main
street and seventy five feet on Oak street
.Man bids to
I. KOBBINS,
17-0 003 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, 111
For Faintiny . .
iMie Season Is here
and Paper Hanrjinji
Get your work done by
Mahanoy City's leading artist.
W. H. SNYDER
-Perfect Work.
Bargains in naints and oils, plain an
stained glass. All the new patterns li
wall paper. All daily and weekly paperi
novels, novelettes and stationery
133 West Centre Street.
Headquarters for the KvKNINO HBKAl.b.
Finest, Purest, Healthest.
Chris. Schmidt, Ag
207 West Coal St., Shenandoah.
T. M. REILLTt
OlSSJTRAIiIA 8
POPULAR : HOTEL
Where you can always get
glars of
Cool iiewi Hafreshing Wines
Wblsktys, etc. Don't forget the pliou
T. 63. Rcllly's,
Locust Avenue, (JENTKALIA, PA
V our Stomach : : :
Cannot stand the same washing that
your doois uo, nnu ine water you urinK
isn't even uc tor mat purpose, use
Loronz Schmidt's Beer and Porter,
JAMES SHIELDS,
Manager Shenandoah Branch,
Millions of Dollars
Go np la smoke every year. Take no
risks but get yonr houses, stock, fur.
nlture, etc., insured in first-class, rella.
me companies, as represented uy
DAVID PAUST, Insurance Agent,
120 South Jardin Street.
Also Llfo and Accidental Companies
PROPOSALS.
i .Mtntil friima afltinl hnllrllnff (n lia 1umlul
on ibe northwestern corner of Jardin and
i netry sireeis, in ine Dorousu oinenanaoau,
will tie receivou oyioe unuersiiciieu coiurn
tee ol the Shenandoah t-oliool Hoard, unl
Monday f vmlng, December 31st, 1891, Plans
and sptolflollous may be seen at the otneool
the Mperetnrv of the Hiliool Hoard. Room No,
3, Vets!reet school bulldlug,andaltheomce
nfl'.X Helllv. Hicliltwt. .o 113 south Centre
streel, 1'oltsville, P. The committee reserve
the right to i elect any or annuls. Nomas
will bo received alter? o'clook, p. m,, Decern
ber, 81st, 1891.
It. J. JIuldoon, Chairman,
MAliK llUUKK..
Ciiaui.hw hooks,
W. T. TKRSllSK,
TiMtTny r.YNon.
12-15-121 Uulldlng and Repairs Committee,
POST 111 ill
Lager and
Pilsner Beers
iiE BE
As Aur.ii'lii by tho Hou:3 Cu1'
rracj OomraitteOi
NEW PR0VI30 F05 STATE BAN'"'?,
Tlioy May Imuo Xotes nn Paper Shulhir tn
That Used In Printing Hulled Mntm Cer
tificates, but Muni Xfitlinttatellieiu Nor
Nallonal Hank Notes.
WasIIISUTon. Doo. Ht. After confer
ences between tho Democratic members of
the house committee on banking and cur
rency, and with tho approval of tho secre
tary of the treaaury, Mr. Springer ywtor-
lay introduced a substitute for tho Cai
lUlo currency bill. It Is substantially n
now measure, although some of the sec
tions of the original measure are retained
In the new bill. The new bill is ns follows:
Section 1 That so much of all nets and
parts of acts as require, or authorize, the
depositor United Stntes bonds to secure
circulating notes Issued by national bank
lug associations or as require such asso
ciations to deposit, or keep on deposit.
United btatos Ijonds for any purpose ex
cept as security for public money bo, and
the same arc hereby repealed ns to own
clatlons taking out circulation under this
net, nud such notes shall not contain the
statement that they are so secured.
Set tion 2 is changed so that banks can
not only den nit legal tenders to secure
circulation, but also currency eorllllcntes
Issued tiudur :-ection 5, KM of the revised
statutes of tho United States.
i tion :i Is retained entire, except that
its provisions are restricted to apply to
national banking associations "taking
out circulation under this act."
Section 1 insorts "the comptroller of the
currency" as the olllccr to doolgnnto the
place where notes arc to be redeemed.
In Section r provision is mado for koei-
lng up the safety fund, and In addition to
tho terms of tho original bill It is pro
vided that "the collection of said tax of
ono-fourth of l per cent, for each half year
shall bo resumed and continued until the
said fund is restored to an amount equal
to 5 per cent, upon tho total circulation
outstanding. All circulating notus of
failed national banking llrins shall bear
interest at the rate of o per cent, per an
num from thodatoof the suspension of
the bank until thirty days after public
notice has lecu given that funds are on
hand for their redemption, and buch notes
shall constitute a first lieu upon all mon
eys thereafter received into the safety
fund. '
Section ((, allowing the secretary of the
treasury to invest money In tho safety
fund In bonds, Is tho same as in the ,irig
hull bill.
Section 7 is entirely new, nnd takes the
place of a section which has been ellm
united. The new section Is as follows:
That every national banking association
heretofore organized anil having bonds on
deposit to secure circulation may with
draw sueii bonds upon the deposit of law
ful money of the United States, now pro
vided by law, and thereafter such assoeia
tiou may take out circulation under this
act and be entitled to all the rights, privi
leges and Immunities heroin contained.
Section 8 spjuUies that tho portion of the
national bunking act to be repealed Is lim
ited to so much of Section 12 "as dlrectH
the secretary of tho treasury to receive do
posits of gold to issue certitleutos thereon.
section U is substantially tho same us in
the original bill.
Section 10, providing for stnto banks, Is
also the same as in the original bill, except
that in the restrictions on state banks a
uuw provision is nmdy that the guaranty
fund maintained by them may include
"currency curtlllcatos issued under Section
5,110 of the revised statutes."
An entire new provision is added as to
state banks, as follows:
"Whenovor tho secretary of tho treasury
and tho comptroller of tho currency shall
bo satisfied that any banking corporation
duly organized tinder tho lawj of any
state, and which transacts uo other than a
bunking business, as provided In this sec
tion, has been Incorporated under the laws
of tho state In which It is located, which
laws require that tho stockholders shall b
Individually liable for the redemption oi
its circulating notes to tho full extent of
their ownership of stock, and that such
laws require that the circulating notes
thereof shall constitute, a ilrst Hen upon
all tho assets of tho bank and also that
such laws require such bank to keep on
deposit at all times with an olllclal of tin
stato authorized by law to receive and
hold tho same a guarantee fund, they shall
issuu to said bank u certificate to that
effect. Thereupon said bank may Issuuit-.
notes us provided In this act, and there
after the tax of ID per cent, heretofore iin
posed by law upon the circulation of the
notes of state banks shall not bo assessed
or collected upon tho notes of such Dank
unless it nppjnrs that said bank has issued
circulating notes In excess of 75 per cent,
ot its paid up and unimpaired capital or
that Its capital Is Impaired and has re
I untitled so for thirty days. No person or
corporation other than the bank Issuing
such notes In violation of the provisions ot
this act shall be liable to tax of 10 per
cent, upon the circulating notes uf state
banks."
Most of Section 11 is new, and is as fol
lows:
"Any banking association organized tin
tier the laws of any state may deposit with
the treasurer of the United States legal
tender notos and receive certilleatos there
for, in tho manner provided In Section 5, 1U.'
of tho rovlsod statutes of tho United
States, and tho secretary of tho treasury
may, under proper rules nnd regulations
to bo established by him, permit such
banks to procure ami uso In tho propuru
tlou of their notes the distinctive paper
used in printing United Stutos securities,
but uo state bank shall print or engrave
its notes In similitude of a United States
note or certlflcato.or a national bauk note. "
A Bifunw and Her Child Murdered,
OMAHA, Dee. IS. A special from Hoe
bud agenoy, S. D., says: Tho wlfo ninlti-year-old
son of Yelluw Hull, a sub chief of
tho Sioux were found in an isolated spot
on Wednesday, terribly mutilated. When
last seen they were belug f ollowed by John
Lance, a graduate ot the Carlisle school,
and Thunder Hnwk.u lleuteuiintof police.
Lunco was arrested, but Thunder Hawk
lied. Lauoo tells a story Implicating him
volt and Thunder Hawk.
llrtitnl OllUsirs Sent tu Jail.
ST. Louis, Dec. US. Judge David Mur
phy lined fou nud wut to jail for ten days
each, the throe oltlcers, Duwar, O ii::ci
and Murphy, ooneenietl In the Incipient
riot of WwbiJMhiy, In which a dlwhttrgod
prisoner, upou emtirglim from the court
nioin wus urrected on a uuw charge und
oauiy vuitcu lor roisui).
CGTTOLENE.
wmwssmissmm
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Crisp P
Tree from all the disagreeable greasy effects that result from the
use of lard will be had, if COTTOLENE is used. Pish and
cakes fried In it are simply delicious because it adds a flavor to
them that cannot possibly be obtained from the use of any other
frying material. Get the genuine COTTOLENE, as there are
numerous questionable imitations. The
trade mark given here is on each pail.
, Sold in 3 and 5 lb. pails. Made only by
MM
Combines every element of
beauty and purity. It is beauti
fying, soothing, healing, health
ful, and harmless, and when
rightly used is invisible. A most
delica'c and desirable protection
to the face in this climate.
InsUt upon bavins tho genuine.
K2JIT IS FDR SALE EVERYWHERE, ml
AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL
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Veirs lik- steel and is sold by evB-y proml
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out Hamrnerslough llros.' laboi.
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For Washing Clothes CLEAN and SWISH T,
It LASTS LONGER than other Soaps.
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CHICAGO, anil KM
131 N. Drlmvare Ave., Fhllnd.. m
5P.,ofrtiioT) Care's
N. STK1N, M. 1).,
I'llTSIUAN AND RVRQEON.
ottico Hmm 2, Kuan's New Uulldlng, cor.
it Main and Centre streets, Shenandoah, Pa.
(im,e Hours: Ho 10a. m.s 1 to 3 p e .; 7to
1' I) m. Night offlco No. 280 West Oak street.
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OBict-- iw HortU Jaidln street, hue .v:r
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Centro street)., )enand'nh.
f PIKl.'I'lt HOHBRTH, M. D
Hu. is6 least Coal Htreei.
.illKNANDOAU, PA.
OKlcr Hours- 1:811 to 3 and 8:S0 tn r
jyli. WKNDKLL HEUER,
Successor to
Dlt. CHAS. T. PALMER
STK AJfJi JSAR BVnaiSON, --
301 Mahnntougo Street, Pottavllle, Penna.
Tub STEAM Bf fl DVATIKG C0''M'coii,su"
IN EFFECT NOVEMHEK 18, 1891.
Passenger trains leave iibetandoab for
.'Ota Haven Junction, Maurh Chun f.e
ie gl.ton, Slattngton, White Hall Catastuuu..,
;,Ms,..town, Hethlohem, Eaaton ari Wv.attnrly
n.e-1 9.15 a tr , 13.18 2 57, 5 27p. m
t'oi Now York and Phliadtlp. , o. 1, 7.1,
9.15 a tn.. 12.43, !H p. m. For Quakake,
Hwltcl back, Gcrbards ana iludbondie, 5.Q4,
0.15 n. m.. and 2.57 n. m.
For Wllkes-Usrre, White Hvs . Pi i
'.J.Di
Lacoyvllle, To7,anda, Sayro Wtvoio
illmirs, 0.01, 9.15 a. m., ZB7, 5.S7 p m
For Roonester. Uuftalo. Nuvaru ,
ai.3
...oWebt. 0.01. 9.15 a. tc. and 8.57 b.77 p tn
fop Helvldcrc, Delaware vato af
-ouasourg, o.e) a. in., io, p. n .
for Lambortvllle and Trenton, 9.16 a. it.-.
Por Tunkbatiiock.O.Ot. 9.15 a m.. 2.E7, 6.W P. nr.
."or lthc and Geneva .U4. 9.15 a. m 5.17
p in
For Auburn 9.15 a. ra. 5.27 p. m,
ror Jsaueuvillc, Levis tonand UeaverUeidow,
Mia a. m., 12.43 p. m.
for aiocUtoi, and Lur ber Yard, 0.04, 7.S8
9.15. ro.. 12.4, ?.ST 5.27 p. in.
For Mllver Ilrook Junction, Audsnrled and
Hazloton 6 04, 7.38, 9 15 a. m , 12.43, 2.57, 5.27 and
B.OHp. .
for Scrantoc, 0.01, 9.15, a. m 2.57 and (.tl
p m
Por natlebrook, Jeddo, Drif ton and Freeland,
.)4. 7.3J, 9.15, a. m 12.1S. 2.67, 6.27 P. re.
"or Ashland.QtrardvUle and Lost Creek, i. 0,
I. 46. 9.13. in to a. It) . 1.00. 1.40. 4.10, 0.8h p. IE.
i'or Kaveu Run, Uentralla, Mount Cmrico id
Shamokln, 9.13, 11.11 a. m., 1.S2, 4.20, S.2i, 9.15
p. ir.
Tor Yatesvllle, Park Place, Mahanoy City and.
OaUno, 0.04. 7.S8, 9.15, 11.05 a m., 12.43, 3.67 v
5 27, 8.03, 10.M p. m.
Trains will leave Shamokln at 5.15, 8.15,
It. 45 a. m., 1.65, 4.80 9.80 p. m., and arrive at
.SnensLdoah at 6.04, 9.15 a. m 12.43, 2.57, 5.27,
II. 15 p. rr
Leave Shenandoah for Pottavllle, 6.60, 7.83
9.H', 11.00 11.30 a. m., 12.43, .57, 4.10 6.27, t.g
p ra
Leave PottsvUle for Shenandoah, 8.00. 7.50
8.05, 10.16,11.40 a. 111., 1S.32, 8.00,. 410, 5.HJ, .j,
7 V 40 n. m.
Leave Shenandoah for Hazloton, 0.01, 7.W 9.15,
i. m 12.43, 2.67, 6.27, 8.03 U. m.
Leave Hazloton for Shenandoah, 7.3S, 10.00
11 DO a. in . 12.16. 2.65, 6.30, 7.25, 7.60 p. rr.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
l'r.ilni leave for Raven Run, Centralis, fl
Curinel and Bbamokln. 6.45 a. m., 2.40 f. m,,
and arrive at elhatnokin at 7.40 a. m. ana 15
p. m
Trains leavo Hhamokln for Shenandoah
7 55 u. in. and 4 00 p. in., and arrive at Bbaa
aidoih ut .49 a. in. and 4.58 p, m.
i.'tmart leave for Ashland, Ulrardvllle and Lost
Cr tek, 9.40 a in., 12.80 u. m
For Haileton, Ulicli Creek Junction, Pir n
Haven Junction, Maueh Chuck, Allectomn, i
llathlehem, Kaston and New York, 0.13 a i, .
i?.80, 2.65 p. m
ro: Philadelphia 12.80, 2.65 p. in.
Tor Yatesvllle, Park Plaoe, Mahanoy City and
Jclnr.o, 8.4D, 11,35 a. m 12.80, 2.65, 4.6s 0.08 p. tn.
Leavo Hazloton for Shenandoah, 3.EV, ll.9
a. nu. , 1.05,5.80 p. ra.
Leave Shenandoah tor Pottavllle. 6.66, 8.(9,
U.SUa. m 2.111 p. in.
Leave Pottsvlllo lor Shenandoah, S.JO, 19 is
i.rn.,1,35, f.15 p. m
HOLLIN H. WILBUR, Qenl. Bupt,,
South UetUlehem, Pa
.HAS. S. LEE, Qenl. Pass. Agt.,
Philadelphia
i W, NONNEMACHKR, Asat.O.P.A.,
South Uethlehem. I'a
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