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SHENANDOAH, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1895.
ONE CENT
VOL. X.--NO. 35.
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In furniture that will maka the thin
pocket book stnlle all over with glad
ness. See what a small amount of
money will accomplish just now :
Ladles' Rockers 91.00 up.
Bedsteads 1.90 up.
Cupboards 3.00 Up.
Extension Tables 4.60 up.
Cradles 1.25 up.
Chamber Suits, 8 pieces 10.00 up.
Parlor Suits,5 pieces 23.00 up.
Come and see and be convinced that
this Is thecheapest place In thestate
to buy your furniture.
Williams & Son
No. 13 S. Main St.
REPORTERS'
-GLEANINGS.
PERSONAL.
What the Newsmen Pick up on Their
Rounds.
ROBBINS' PROPERTY SOLD.
F.Ux Rynkawlcz Gets It for $16,600 and
Will Take Possession on February
1st The Probable Changes.
visited Mahanoy
Is
One Will Tell fclje OftIjEi of Dui? (Hearing gale.
Better value nowhere.
CHILDREN'S CAPS All Wool.
Reduced now to 20 ct's.
CHILDREN'S COATS.
' Some loft yet at $1.50,
ALL CALICOS.
This week at 4 cts.
RED TABLE CLOTHS From 3 to $1.50; from $1.75 to $1.25.
DRY GOODS.
This week a big selection of Dress
Goods in wool or cotton mixed,
worth 50c, now for 35c.
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS.
From 25c to 12c; from 15c to 8c.
116-18 N. Main St.
Lot of Spqon-an d Cutlery,
Soiled by water,
Sold at HALF PRICE.
CShas. G&mrln,
Successor to GIRViS, DUNCAN & WA1DLEY.
8 South Main Street.
Another important local real estate deal
has been consummated, the property at
the southwest corner of Main and Oak
streets having been sold by Isaacher Rob-
bins to Felix Rynkawlcz. Tho price pld
for the property was $16,000, and the pur
chaser takes possession on Friday next.
Several years ago Mr. Robbins had
numerous fancy offers for this property,
but he refused all of them: but when he
recently concluded to make a sale ho
found that offers were much more scarce
and prices had taken quite a tumble, al
though the price Mr. Rynkawlcz is pay
ins Is looked upon as a good one.
At the time the previous oilers Ttere
made there was a demand for lodge rooms,
but since then the Max Schmidt, Dough-
erty and Egan buildings have met the de
mand and the Robbins structure found
Itself crowded in the field. Sgy.er.al years
ago the P. O. S. ol A. made tempting '
oilers for the lot flJL-BLhlch th nrenent
LbUlldlng jS.ten'isrut the owner's figures
were too hjBh tj
Mr. uynkawicz, tne purcnaser or. tne
property, id acquiring considerable real
estate in the town. It is not long since
he purchased the property at the corner
of White and Centre streets for $10,000
He has not made up his mind as to what
he will do with his new purchase. It is said
that the assembly rooms will probably
bo converted into permanent headquarters
for the several Polish and Lithuanian
icletles, and a part or tne building will
be transformed into a hotel after the
location of the post office is change i.
Benefit Ball To-night.
A ball for the benefit of the family of
the late Patrick F. King will be held at
Robbins' opera house this evening and it
is hoped that it will be liberally patron
ized. Owing to the extreme hard times
the management has reduced the admis
sion to 25 cents at the door. Schoppe
orchestra.
SALES
Will soon start at
F, J
PORTZ & SON S,
NO. 21 NORTH MAIN STREET, SHENANDOAH, PA.
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New Carpets.
Our first invoice of now Carpets is now in stock.
"Wo have now Spring Styles in . . . . . .
.A x minster, Moquette,
Velvet, Tapestry, Body Brussels,
Ingrain and Bag Carpets.
- All at REDUCED PRICES
Also a lino of Now FLOOR OIL CLOTH and LINOLEUMS,
'Now Spring Patterns.
We Offer To-day
Ono Car Heavy Rich WINTER WHEAT MIDDLINGS.
One Car No. 1 TIMOTHY HAY extra quality, and olean.
One Car CHOICE WHITE OATS.
300-BubKoIs NEW YELLOW CORN.
60 Q3arr6l9'Ohoico' Full-roller WINTER WHEAT FLOUR,
.. n ,at $8.00 por barrel quality is all right.
At Eeiter's.
I James Shields visited friends at Potts
I vllle to-diy.
J notice J. J. Cardln spent this morning
at Pottsvllle.
John Housnlck Is transiting business
in New York city. ' v""
Justice T. T.' Williams was a county
seat visitor to-day.
Samuel Powell, of Mt. Carmel, spent
yesterllay in town.
Postmaster Mellet
City this morning.
Miss Either Yedlnsky, of Pottsvllle,
visiting relatives In town.
James Tobln circulated among friends
at the county seat to-day.
Harry Ball, of Mahanoy City, was a
visitor to town yesterday.
James B. Hale was an attendant at the
Pottsvllle license court to-day.
John W. Blaker, of South Jardln street,
is confined tj his bed by illness.
Councilman A. B. Lamb transacted
business at the county seat to-day.
Jacob Bamberger mad business trips
to Tamaqua and Orwlgsburg to-day.
Patrick and Richard Ormsby were
attendants at the Pottsvllle court to-day.
Tax Collector McCool, of Mahanoy
township, wa J a town visitor this morn
ing. Fred. H. Hopkins, Sr., of Mahanoy City,
was an afternoon visitor to town yester
day Frank Hanna was In the throne of
townsmen who went down to Pottsvllle
this! morning.
John L. Williams, of Mt. Carmel, was
in attendance at the Jones fnneral in
t6Tfn yesterday,
TOPICS OF
THE TIMES.
Newsy Drippings From the Hust
ling Pen and Pencil.
Best and Finest
In the County
A DISGRACEFUL NUISANCE !
A Part of Ferguson's Theatre That Re
quires the Special Attention of the
Management Patrons Indignant.
18 kr. plain Wedding f
Band and Fancy R-
The management of Ferguson's theatre
will confer a favor upon the legitimate
patrons of the place by some night raid
ing the "tough row" of the theatre. The
conduct and language of a gang of
questionable female characters last
night was a source of great annoyance to
the audience in general and very emy
barrassing to ladles who occupy neighbor
ing seats. Some of the characters boar'
that they had paid admission, 1
the theatre and seemed to
the-payment gave thim the,,
behaving as they please?
the comfort of anyone eAVS
unnecessary to state tlyear. Take n
lated theatres obie-ouses, stock, fui
ii, . . I in flint-class, rells
are speedily ejeesented y
the admission
son why tysT, insurance Agent,
at Ferg.y0 gouth J(mlln street.
Life and Accidental wmi";"
FAIL
monds, Sterl.i'ifA0,!n- '
rjAEY 1st, '95
Platedwa
and -Stair's
ri,,i A fSrnnt has recovered from the
attack.of congestion of the lungs and 'FTjFR ALL OTHERS
li, i .n on the streets. v"
Mrs"" "am Willman,
City, w.pnrt town yesterday, atte'ht
the fun Diaz.! Mrs. Blaker. aw-
Schooig notor William T. T
making propongements to a from
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wyomi - "-Knr-v ;Tohll W,
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istlc nnd Sensational Comedy
f Drama.
OF MONEY
-A GUARANTEED ATTRACTION.
More Special Scenery, -
01urD -j"-!,,.,- comedy
T3a.x Ever Before.
See the startling iron mill scene
with enormous steam engluo in
full operation.
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Prices, as. 3S "
Keserved seats at K rlln's drug sure.
of Mahn.1-' consult THE
ULU tlCLIMDI-C.
SPECIALIST
Isaac "K. -llsputo, iSSfl
3P"ty,E Eoler. of Pott8viHel'&;J in
Below Callowhlll
PhlladelDhla, Pa
329 N. i5lh St
diseases of
rlftnnf.v
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evening01 the Kn,f?htB Pythla3' V 1
evening , ... . . . inAoa ift8t
Opp.
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."Vii.riV.V innne are iierinatientiy
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unjiruaencR or iuu,"i.MILU
Profcasioni Card
H. KISTLEn, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offlce.-lUO North Jardln street. Shenandoah.
M.
M. BURKE,
i -tait m thn local longe last
i. ,.n.Df. nt Rimer E.
Major l""" '"
"johu F. Finney, the Pottsvllle
ieaaing 5 manate and one of the
fllSAplrita of the very much re
HEIiALDBr Miners' Journal, paid the
inn, KKHKn. - im iithi. rn in 1 .1 1. t v . .
the yw.-- ,,-crrv, I - 'tumiui.on iusraraAsiwAi., i-a
for the attendance at" Tcouft ot
. . inns?,
-H t. . 11. tnJnTf
"A Barrel of Money."
Dialect is one of the- hardest things In
the world to accomplish, thn'is-,if the
party who attempts it endeavors to giva
the proper ring to the voice and make it
true representation of the race or
character represented. One of the best
dialectitlons on the stage to-day is Mr,
Danny Mann, the comedian with the
'Barrel of Money.," In his character of
"Square Hazlltt" he in the old down East
farmer to life, and then as suddenly as
the chameleon changes its color he
assumes the role of "Bridget 0'Flynn,"an
old Irish womau, with the dialect perfect
and us natural as if she had just left the
ship. It is a wonderful piece of acting
aud goes a long ways towards making
this great play a howling success. At
Ferguson's theatre on Friday evening.
Popular price, 23, 35 and 50 cents.
The ball for the benefit of the family of
P. F. King to-night. Admission 25 cents.
A Fine Production.
The production of "The White Squad
ron" at Ferguson's theatre last night was
one of the best entertainments given at
tho theatre this season and was witnessed
by a crowded house. The melo-drama
was produced in detail by an exceptionally
strong and well balanced compmy and
the stage accessories were complete. The
scenery used was that carried by the com
pany and was' very fine. Last night's re
sult) should convince the theatre man
agoment that It p.iys to book legitimate
attraction!.
Miners'
Don't fcJ
Only 25 ce-
nts,
The proj!'
ot the app.
trlcts of
the School
committee
With Sepi-cii
Coyle with
opposition
posed that!
be calculated
in the sclipols.
dilation Is
tazables. It
be unjust to
Pottsvllle hah thei'
pupils that 1 ShenaV
latter place hiUs a mn
t . n.mll.anra
mcTvs. nq witnesses iui nu. .......-
, 11 TM. mnrnine inese
aiouu iibcuoro. - - ". ...j" . .. L lr
n . , . . . .ha rpd n T.nRL 1 cinai rnn" nr. nneDHU lunu inov
people miea iw a TWnr,wltz attendee!
lnffc the Lebish Vauey uepoi. uiuu5 joscpu uuu um. ... . ., .
: .. , .i,..TmMl.i.o,i.nr. nl t.hn Younc Men's xieurnwi.
tne nppncanis wuu wcuv - --
n. Mp.Hale. one ol tno memoera ui
the benefit ball to-night
You will never find Brennan's cigars
in dive saloons. They are for line trade
only hotels, cafes and drug stores.
Will Draw, a Crowd.
The political experience meeting to be
held at Frackville to-night, under the
auspices of the Epworth League ot the
Methodist Episcopal church, will be well
attended by people of this place. Hon.
C. N. Bruintn, Rev. William Powick and
E. A. Bechtel, Esq., will tell why they
are respective adherents to tho Republl
can, Prohibition and Democratic parties.
Smokers' articles, sliver match boxes
and flro cigar tubes at Brennan's cigar
store, 12-21-tf
Mr. Doyle's Condition.
D. J. Doyle, ot the Sunday News, who
has beeu a sufferer from carbuncles for
swtral weeks, is still in a very critical
condition. He was somewhat improved
yesterday, but last night experienced a
change for the worse and was in about
the same condition to day.
Bargains In Footwear.
Call and see our Variety in footwear.
Great reduction in prices. A. F. Morgan's,
11 West OakBtreet. 13 18-t t
Dabb has removed his gallery to Hoff.
man's old stand, West Centre street.
The Board Objects.
hills to chance the basis
roDrlatlons for the school dls-
this state are obiectea 10 uy
Board of this borough, and
will 1ib amiointed to conter
ssentatlve Wyatt and Senator
a view to strengthening tne
Ii measures. It is pro
appropriations shall
Lnnn tlm pnrollmeut
maae'At nresent the cal
l8cm"?4 on the number of
th,f,dlAned the change would
strict. For instance,
i same enrollment of
u.lnjh hna. hut the
and its school are moi v 1 --. nnnnlntlnn
W iC.fti ,,w
"Moss BackV Songs, or (3ftV.
tning mew," "ii'nat kittle Knot of "n.Snme
nnu Amur" are tne latest in sheet
music at Brumftn's jewelry store. 1-0-tf
people iu 1
for
ATTORNEY-AT-LA W,
on
.Ijrtte." Ulliou-TWE-of Main ana
Misses Ge.-n.. - TTJ'The White-
of Health, who u seeKing
his Dronerty at
BU1UUU - - , ,
ho rnrner of Centre Rnd uuoert
Thn anecial reason advanced by
f nioTioio fnr t.hn orantlnK 01 inis
..." i
license is that the place will be the only
Hebrew place of rest for man anu oeasi.
ir. -h tnnm. Anthonv Tobak, who for-
morlv keot a saloon on West L-oai sireei,
hns been cranted a license for the place
at the corner of Market and Lloyd streets,
rehlnh Tins been under the control 01
Edward Early. Tobak purchased tne
nmnHtr about two years ogo. Mr.
Early's Intentions for the future are not
announced.
Association, at Shenandoah, last evening.
Miss Lizzie Kaldhoff and freu. limner
were joined In wedlock in bt. umeiis
church yesterday. MlssKaldhoff's sister-
was the bridesmaid and Jonn uiumuut
the groomsman.
"A Barrel of Money," tne greatest un
sensational comedy dramas, with barrels.
of fun and Darrels of laughter, ww o
produced at Kaier's opera house, to
morrow evening.
A slelf'ng party composed of tne loi-
... 1 ! I. UJ .
lo, people enjoyeu a sieiuu rmo .
Barnesville last evening: Mrs. A. Y
Brown, Mrs. L. V. KaucU, Mrs. o. a.
Selllgman, Mrs. II. J. Helser, Airs. 1.
Gable, Mrs. II. Ball, Airs. u. u. irisu, bu
Mrs. W. L. Yoder.
Rotjbed the Till.
Some time lattij last night, or very early
this morning, elntrance was made into
F. E. Magargle'sj grocery store, on East
Centre street, by Ian unknown person who
broke open and rnibbed the money drawer
under the counner. Only two dollars
were secured by tllie visitor. Entrance to
;he place waseffec'ted by the removal of a
pane of glass from a door at the rear of
the store.
Approaching Wedding.
Report has it thalt Abner Powell and
Miss Birdie Wasleyi will be joined in the
bonds of wedlock iext week nnd will
make their home lii New Orleans. Mr.
Powell arrived here from that place last
Saturday, He holdji a responsible posi
tion under a steamship company at New
Orleans and will mhnage the base ball
team of that place daring t becoming soa-
.1
t
son.
Slelghlnl
George Lorah, wltj
Master Clydle Holmai
party ot ladles to Mt.
The party included
Mrs. P. D. Holman,
Mrs. Joseph Feist,
Party.
the assistance of
, drove n sleighing
Carmel yesterday.
David Morgan,
rs. WVQ. Richards.
Kee Powell.
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Mrs. L. Parker and Mr!, G. JonoY
Well Attended.
Superintendent Whltaker sayslthe at
tendance at the night schools Ms the
largest in the history of the Ujrough.
For this month the enrollment reached
271) pupils. The highest precedtng'enroll
ment was that of three years ago, when
it reached 271,
Placing an Engjlne.
The large first-motion janglne odered
for use at the top of the Wain sic of
West Shenandoah colliery is being paced
in position. The engine Is it he Iargit iu
use in this district.
Coming ErcntsC
. .. -- --y
Reformed church.
ThnrB la considerable speculation as to
whether the Democratic party will make
a fight against the ticket nommatea in
tho Third ward by tne Ultizens party.
Tannin nmone a number of lnttuentiai
nrhts In the former party leads to the
conclusion that no fight will be made. It
that T. R. Edwards will
ochool Directorp.',nSeveraleVy"promfl)
nent Democrats have stated that that
gentleman Is perfectly satisfactory to
them, although he Is not on their ticket.
They look upon him ns ono of the best
selections that could bo made from the
Republican ranks and give him credit
for being a man in whom they cin
rely for conservative action. Nothing
definite has been gleaned regarding
the Democrutlo party's intention with
respect to the Councllmanlo nomina
tion in this ward, but no serious
opposition is anticipated. All reports to
thefTect that A. B. Lamb's name will be
placed on the Democratic ticket are
groundless. Mr. Lamb will not allow his
name to be used in that connection, or as
an independent candidate.
A lot of gents' fine hunting case, goIS-
fllled watches will be soiucneap, iw
nt ten days, at Reese's Auction rworau
Private sale only.
1-25-tvr
At the Theatre.
A fifteen-round glovo contest will take
place In Ferguson's theatre this
evening, between "Ready" Connelly, of
Wilkes-Barre, and Darby McDonald, of
Mt. Carmel. Besides this there will be
another four-round bout between an Ash
land ond Shenandoah party, The enter
tainment promises to be well worth the
price- of admission. It
Go to Ashland.
A trip to Ashland is a delightful one
for sleighing parties and Bplendld accom
modations can be found there at E.
Schmlcker's. Mutlo always In attendance
at the dancing hall. Good stabling.
1-23 tf
Notice to Taxpayers.
Notice Is hereby given to tho taxpayers
of the borough-of Shenandoah that on
and after February 1st, 1893, five (5) pr
cent, will be added to the taxes for 1891.
M. J. Scan lan,
Receiver of Taxes.
December 20, 1894. 1-29-lw
Bank Sock for Sale.
Ten sharts of stock of the First Na
tional Bank of Shenandoah, Pa. Apply
to M. Mellet. 1-21-tf
A nice present a box of Brennan's
Havana cigars. $1.25 per box.
Fire Alarm Boxes.
The following list shows the location
of the alarm boxes of the Shenandoah
re depnn,runat:
LOCATIdlC" -
15 Coal and Bowers streets.
10 Bowers and Centre streets.
24 Bridge and Centre streets..
25 Main and Centre streets.
34 Main and Poplar streets.
35 Main and Coal streets.
42 Gilbert nnd Centre streets.
4EGllbert and Cherry streets.
52Chestnut nnd Coal streets.
To send an alarm open the box. poll
down the hook once and letgo. Wbman:
alarm is sent in tho fire bell will sound!
the number of the box and repeat the?
alarm four times.
now TO LOCATE ALARMS.
If the alarm Is sounded from box IS
the Are bell will strike one, then pause
and strike five, which will indicate that
the Are is in tho .vicinity of No. 15 box.
Every alarm is repeated four times.
Rupture.
Cure guaranteed. No operation. Ia
lulre at the Shenandoah drug store, Not
1 South Main street. 9-13-tf
Oysters and clams in all styles at No. 11
West Centre street. Milk supplied to
families. 1-29-tf M. J. Buglet, Prop.
Our Butte? StorjtB
Juno prints or rolls 25e
Sept. creamery tub choice 23
Dairy rolls frosh so
Finest creamery 34
You get just what you ask for.
Vo have a good thing In
OHO! 33 3323 HE.
Got a lot of nlco ones, Best over vrss
had. Rich, full oream, and ologaut flavo.
Not tho pbeapost, but tho boBt.p
Graf's
122 North Jardln Stroot
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