VOL. X--SO 115. SHENANDOAH, PA., FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1895. ONE CENT Another Bargain. WE WERE BADLY This large beautiful .ROCKER. The Pottsvllles Made the Second Drubbing For the Home Team a Very Bad One. ONLY KENNEDY'S PASSED BALLS ALSO'"5l3tfe TEIIIALLY AIDED THE VISITORS IN GETTING A START. Williams & Son No. 13 S. Main St. xfll Cherrineton Bros, E. 7 flITC o Grocers 122 North Maia Street, Shenandoah. Tomatoes, 2 anil ! onns for 25c PrBS, - Hii.i 4 " " Corn. 2 mid 4 " " Bartle't Pear.--, 2 " " California Peaches, - 2 " " LlmaBeaue, 2 Salmon. 2 '! , " t'urned 'ff. 2 . " ; " Canneil Ov-ter. 10 mul 2-'.'c per can " So..-ed Mackerel -5 -tut 33 " Canned Corned Bei-f 25 rttitn per c.m Canned Cherries, " Asparagus " Plneapplss ' Corn Al " Peaches Pears, " Baked Beans 15 J' Greengages 15 " Apricots 20 " Roast Beef 25 " Lobster 25 " Brook Trout 25 25 cents per can 80 20 " 15 20 20 Souse-O leaning Time Is now at hand and everybody is preparing to beautify their homes. Nothing changes the appearance of a room to greater advantage than pretty wall paper, handsome window shades, artistic room' mouldings, and curtain poles. Our line stands pre-eminently at the head of anything in this section of the county. We are sure we can please you in quality and price .. if you will but take the time to see and ascertain prices on these goods. Contracts taken and Satisfaction Guaranteed. W J. -PertsE A NO. 21 N0FTH 6IA1N STREET, SHENANDOAH, PA. We gladly invite our patrons to come and see honest merchandise at honest prices. Our ever-increasing sales are the proof that wo can do better for you than our neighbors. Any item in DRY GOODS on our two floors is up to date in quality, and the price is always wer than you expect to pay. Whatthink you of a lace curtain stock of a Thousand Pairs ? Every style new and correct. Our prices set the pace for other merchants to imitate. Come and see us. L J. Wilkinson, 29 South Mam Si 0 0 6 9 ioo Dozen Choice Cold Packed Tomatoes Full size and extra quality 4 cans for 25 cents. 50 Dozen rancy Northern Grown Sugar Corn Better quality than usual same goods as formerly sold 2 cans for 25 cents now closing out at 4 cans for 25 cents. lUAKKUWl'Al lJJiAb tair quality, not soaks 4 cans for 25c CALIFORNIA PEARS AND PEACHES Full standard cans and good quality 2 cans for 25 cents. FRENCH PRUNES Fresh stock, 3 lbs for 25 cents Large size very tine 2 lbs lor 25 cents. MUSCATEL RAISINS The best we have had at the price 5 lbs for 25 cents, FRESH LEMONS 2 dozen for 2! cents. We expect to receive our last invoice of California Oranges this week. California Evaporated Peaches and Apricots 3 lbs for 25 cents. FLOOR : OIL : CLOTH. New Stock New Patterns 2 yards wide at 50 cents. .i-uiuicums at. reauceu prices, irom 05 c up. t A criAM)1 Vi rrrn In rfJVt n tnwf rJfrrc nf TrlfTrnt Carpet at 25 and 35 cents, formerly sold at 40 and 50 cents. These are good patterns and better mrAe tlmn nnun 1 wn 1.1 l. il ! A1n nC T?-n-r jvjuuj "" ului auiu ui uic pines, .niau a iuu line ui v Carpets. Handsome patterns in Axminster, Moquette, Tapestry and Body Brussels in new spring styles. Ingrain Carpets CLARK COS' SHORT In the Fifth Inning the Pottsvllles Went Out of Sight by Pounding Nevlns' Delivery Merriman and Gill Did Well. Wbf ra are wc , d:dsome one say ! Whv w'r hi I He same old came. Trying lo "Joll " tho toys to play so inai us reuoi ns win appreciate tneir name. Some say lh,it our team Is great Well, aurn Hall, I've seen our boys play BaiI up In the hollow at Lost Creek Tuat ml suume tnem periesmomus tnat git P-. It Vvonld be un Insult to the Intelligence of the public to attempt to offer an ex cuse (or the second defeat of tne Shenan doah state league team by the Pottsvllles at the Trotting park yesterday. There Is no excuse to offer. Our people were In clined to be lenient with the home club for itS work on Wednesday ou nccount ol the conditions set forth tu our report 01 yesterday, but to suffer uuh ham fat plays as marked parts of yesterduy's game is beyond all human endurance. At two stages of the game the situation was absolutely ridiculous. The Pottb vllles had the creamery men completely at ttielr mercy. The first chanter of the tale of wo. opened when the lira t Pottsvllle liatltn went to the plate in the first li.nl.iK D.ivls got his base ou Clark's error, went to second when Stanhope got his babe oi bulls, scored on a passed ball. Tight brought Stanhopa home with a threr bagger and scored when Ellis got his Aim on another error by Clark. Ellis got to third on a passed ball and reached home on a hit by Fox after Fuller struck out and Hill went out on a fly to GUI. The Pottsvllles were retired by Eustace Btrik ing out. From the above summary it Is easy to understand why the spectators, who were not many, became disgusted al the start of the game. The second inning only added gall to the dose. Anderson, the' first batter, got to first on balls, advanced to second on a wild pitch and scored on a third error by Clark. Davis also scored. The home team started out in the third inning in a manner that aroused some hope. At an wholly unexpected move ment Kennedy banged the ball out lorn three bagger. Little also found the ball, but was thrown out at first by Tighe GUI stepped to the plate and banged out another three bugger, Kennedy scoring, and Gill getting home on McGaryey's btrong hit. McGarvey and Clark went out before any more advantage could be gained and the Pottsvllles were prevented from scoring in the last half of the Inning. In the fourth inning the progress of the game became a burlesque when the Pottsvllles went to the bat. Nevlns either went to pieces, or was very much dis couraged. Davis and Stanhope got their base on balls. Tighe went out on a fly to Kennedy, and then the Pottsvilles com menced tho slaughter. Ellis started with a hit and Fuller followed with one. Hill, Fox and Eustace each mudo a three bagger and Davis, the tenth man, made a hit. A total of seven runs was made before the Bide was retired, eleven men having presented themselves at the plate In the bixtli luning Merriman got this base on balls and was brotight home by Severs' two bagger, making the third and last run for the home team. The Potts vllles scored their two runs in this Inning ou an error each by Clark and McGarvey and a hit by Davis. In the seventh Inning the run was scored on two good hits by Fuller and Fox and the last run was made on a single by Anderson and a double by Davis. In the ninth Nevlns wentouton a fly to Fuller, McCoaeh roado n bit, Kenned went out on a fly to Eustace, Little made a hit, and the game ended by Gill strlk logout. ' SHENANDOAH It In FO A I McCoai-li.cf 0 2 0 0 ( Kennedy, c...... 1 2 U 0 ( Utile, lb .... 0 1 0 1) ( Gill, If m 1 13 0 1 McGarvey, 30 0 '2211 Clark, ss 0. 0 1 2 ( Merilinan, 21) 1 0 8 i ( Severs, rf 0 10 0 1 Nevlns, p - 0 0 0 6 ( off Anderson, 5. Passed balls Kennedy, 2. Tlmo of game 2 hours andSmlnutes. Umpire Other League Games. I un c Allentown 0000 1 163 Heading 0 0 1 2 03 10 Devlin and Million; Michael and Smlnk. it it E Harrlstmrg 0 1200012 0- 071 Lancaster 01000200 7-10 12 2 Willis and notlr, West and Arthur. it a r. Hazleton 80001200 1-11 17 1 t'arbondale 0 2 2 0 2 0 0 1 0- 7 12 3 Hall and Mnorei Keener. Swift. Weatlake and Hets. Standing of the Clubs. hv. L. I. C.I V. 1. P. c. Hazleton. .KE2 1.0(0 Reading 1 1 ,5u() I'ottsvillc ,3a 0 1.0(0 Harrislmrg., I 1 ,5i0 Lancaster- 1.500 Hlienandoali 0 2 .000 Allentown... 1 IJgK-'arbondale.. 0 2 .000 Today's' Schedule. Harrisburg ut LnncnsrW, Hnzleton at Carbondale, Allentown at Hmdlng, Shen andoah at Pottsvllle. KOTKS. M The work done by Merriman and1 was very laudable. They played tin game for all It was worth. Despite ?,the slaughter in the fourth Inning, Nevine made a very good im pression. The working of the collieries made a scarcity of rail birds yesterday. George Fox is a catcher that excites envy. Kennedy is a very queer player. The result shows that he had four put outs in addition to those he made in the two strike out', yet his work was of such a character as to fall to excite admiration. He missed several chances, and yet had no errors. McGarvey is looked npon as the boss batter of the team. Little couldn't find tho ball- yesterday, but It is believed he has batting qualities. Swell zer had the laugh ou Clark yes terday. The former accepted but three ol six chances at short on Wednesday, bin Clurk only accepted three of eight yester day. Worse and worse, as it were. Stanhope was given three bases on balh out of the live times he went to the but. Shenandoah plays at Pottsvllle today and tomorrow and at Freeland Sunday. Strouse has a fine line of society em blems. ? , SH0T--- m borough couNCiLiBest and Finest NOW IN'STOOIC Three Cars No. i Timothy Hay. To - Arrive - in - a - Few - Days One Car Fine Middlings. Two Cars Heavy Oats. We receive to-day strictly Fresh Fancy DAIRY BUTTER. 23t Totals .'. 3 0 24 13 6 POTTSVILLE K lu 10 A K A Very Lenethy and Interesting1 Session Was Held Last Evening;. LASTED TO NEAR MIDNIGHT TOWN PEOPLE ARE INTERESTED AND A NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY ASK FOR RIGHT OF WAY. Effort Being Made to Abate the Sewerage Trouble on South Eraerlck Street A Tilt Between the Two James'. In tiis Count;. 18 kr. plain Wedding Rings, Band and Fancy Rings, Dia monds, Sterling Silver and Platedware, Jewelry, Clocks and Optical Goods sold lower than ever. But the Consequences Were Not at all Fatal. A traveling man was shot at yesterdaj while passing through town. The bullet struck him in the breast but did not provt fatal, as the bobom of his shirt container such a high polish that the bullet glanced off. Such Is the kind of work that Is done at Fay's Steam Laundry, South Main street. Strouse's watch charms are elegant am! reasonable in price. McElhenny's Popular Lunch. Tonight, ut McElhenny's popnl.tr cafe will be given away, free, a dish of tha gentleman's inimitable clam chowder and he will have on sale hard shell, steamed and deviled crabs, lobster salad, frogs, little neck clams, oysters, cold and of the finest quality. Tomorrow night he will give away, fiee, to the public, a dlsl of genuine snapper soup, first of the season. Don't forget, snapper soup fret tomorrow night. Strouse is the leading jeweler. The Chain Broke. The spreader chain on the rope in the slope of the Kohinoor colliery broke yes terday while two loaded cars were being hoisted, and when the cars were half way up the slope. Several sets of timbers were torn out and considerable smashing was iloue at the bottom of the slope, but fortunately nobody was injured. Those laughing cameras transform dogs into mules, 25 cents. AT GmviN's, 8 South Main street. Davis, If 3 3 10 Stanhope, rf ....-2 0 10 Tiche. 2h 1 1 3 4 Ellis, 3b .3 1 3 U 0 Fuller, lb ,...,,2 3 8 1 1 Hill, of 1 2 110 Fox, c 2 3 5 1 0 Eustace, ss 2 14 7 0 Anderson, p .2 115 1 TotalB..., 18 15 27 21 INNINGS. Shenandoah .0 0200100 C 3 FottSYllle 1 2 0 7 1 2 1 1 x-18 Earned runs Shenandoah, 2i I'ottavllle, 7. Two base hits Severs, Hill, X'oi, Eustace and Davis. Three base hits Kennedy, Gill. Tighe, Fuller. Double play Merriman and IJttlo. Uaies stolen-EUU. Struck out-Uy Nevlns, 2 s by Anderson, i. Base on tallt-Off Hevlns, 7 1 Watson House Free Lunch. Mr. McGuIneBs has a treat in store fori his patrons tonight in the shape of vermlcellLsoup as free lunch. Tomorrow morning he will serve sour krout, pork and mashed potatoes. Clam Soup. Yes, lots of it lor everybody tomorrow night, for nothing, at the Schelfly House, Injured By a Blast J. C. Kline, of South West street, sus talned several severe bruises yesterday from a slight premature blast in the Kehley uun mines, but he waH not dangerously Injured. Obituary. MUs Bella GUlUlan, a well known and very popular young lady residing on West Oak street, died this morning after suffering for several weeks from pneu monia. Have You Ever tried Boston baked beans t If not, do not fall to try them tomorrow night as a free lunch at the Bchellly House. FuTlTime. Pursuant to orders received yesterday afternoon all the collieries of the P, O, & I, Co. resumed operations this morn ing on a scale of ten hours a day. Have your carpets, feathers and mat tresses cleaned by the Steam Renovating Co., 83 Eatt Coal street. 4-17-3m lastsSnonth provision othew 11 Lit: Tfe. Sec ii. A regular meeting of the Borough Council wns held last evening and was it-m. . ...... . . ... proioiLgea uuui nan past eleven o'ciock, when'SSt, adjournment was taken until Tuesday tuning to consider communica tions and bllte. The discussions daring the meeting wemo numerousand lengthy that that braucSMif business was not touched npon. Tlfet Council clock got tired and stopped before an adjournment was taken. All the nraubers of Council were in attendance at theTjieetlng. T. M. Morris, representlilthe Jeanes ville Iron Works, called ontlon to Council that payment for the pomps at Brandonvllle was due since and wanted to know what Council proposed making to meet claim. President McGuIre and members said they were" under the presslon that payment would not be until six months from last December, but the chairman of the water committee was Instructed to look iu;o the matter and that If the money is duelo give the company a note for It. Hon. B. J. Monaghan appeared nnd aked for a right of way through the streets and alleys of town for the Schuyl kill Telephone Company, which proposes doing a general telephone business throughout the region, from Shamokln to Mahanoy City, and from Mahanoy City to Pottsvllle. Mr. Monaghan says the company has 200 or more subscribers In Shamokln and vicinity, Ashland and Girardvllle.bave forty more, and from the sentiment of tho business people In Shenandoah there will be at least fifty here. A great number Is expected In Mahanoy Olty nnd Pottsvllle will have twice as many as either of the towns. The compauy will have direct communi cation with at least 500 people. The cost of the telephone will be24 per year for each 'phone and $1 per month for each additional one. The company also pro poses putting lu a professional wire which, after eight o'clock in the evening, will be the only ot e in use nud will enable any person to call lawyers, doctors and like professional men ut any hour during the night. The matter was referred to the ordln auce committee and solicitor, with in structions to prepare un ordinance and report at the next meeting. John Jennings asked for a grade at the corner of Laurel and Jardln streets and asked thit the gutter be cut down. The matter was referred to the street com mittee. William Flshbnru asked to be exoner ated from taxes. He said he was willing to work the taxes out on the streets, but the Supervisor had no work for him when he applied. Ho was told to apply to the Supervisor and he would get work. Mr. Kane said the streets were being continually cut up by the steam heat, gas, electrlo light and other companies and It wus very discouraging, but the steam heat company hud started to repair Main street. A report by Mr. Kane ajso brought up the Emerlck street sewer nuisance and Solicitor Pomeroy read a lengthy opinion on tho matter. Mr. B. J. Monaghan said he called the attention of Council to the nuisance nine Imonths ago and nothing had been done. He said property owners were liable to sustain lobs by tenants vacating houses. After soma dlscusblou the street committee was Instructed to cover and extend tha bor ough culvert on Emerick street. T. J. James stated thnt the bondsmen of ex-Tax Collector Hlgglns were ready to settle the duplicates rather thnu have any litigation and would pay f000 next week, $2,000 thirty days after, nnd pay the balance In sixty days after the first pay ment. The bondsmen acknowledge a balance of G.677.S2 for the two yeats and the only difference on the figures between Council and the bondsmen is $74 05. The finance committee and solicitor were authorized to make the best settle ment they can. D. H. James moved that the nctlon ot Council at the last meeting in refusing to exonerate the Shenandoah Manufacturing Company from taxe-i be reconsidered. Mr. Straughn moved that the motion b laid on tho table, which was carried, after which Mr. Straughn moved thatthe secretary be instructed to refer to the minutes of Council and see whether there is a resolution requiring that a certain number ot hands be employed by manu facturing companies to entitle them to exoneration and this motlou was carried. The application ot Mr.s. Leahy and Mrs. Gallagher, of the Fifth ward, and HUMAN' Jewelry w Store Cor. Kain and Lloyd Sts. Repairing done prompt and faultless manner. in G0LDIN, THE GUIDE. and Latest Style Clothing at the Mammoth Clothing House. spring and summer stock of clothloffiiThree-button, long and medium sick and straight cut sacks, slate and all other colorsflflnd all the latest styles. All kinds of longlid short cut frock suits. Elegant novelties in s-ults for children, and all going at prices less than halt of last year. Great stock of stiff and straw hats. Mammoth- Clothing House, L. Gold'u, Proprietor 4t 9 and 11 S. Main St., Shenandoah. Strouse for watch repairing. Mountain Oysters, Try one tomorrow night at the Schelfly House. Cost you nothing. (Continued en fowrth page,) Round the Region. Letters testamentary on the estate of Patrick McGonlgle, late of this borough, was granted to Catharine McGonlgle, the widow. Mies Eila E. Strong, of West Nor wegian street, and Mr. C. H. Anderson were married in Philadelphia early last ITebruary, during Miss Strong's residence in that city. Tho matter haB been known to their friends evi-r since Its consumma tion, but this is prob'ibly the first pub licity it has been given through the news papers. Mr. Anderson will letve town in a few days for Pittsburg. Pottsvllle Chronicle. Licenses were granted yesterday for the marriage of Edward Holland, a graduate of the Herald office, and Miss Emma C. Eisenhart, and Anthony Grebllkas and Agatha Dereszkewlcz, all of town. The Pottsvllle milltnry and the Third Brigade Band do not speak as they pass by Prime oysters $1 per 100 at the Schelfly House. Few quart, galvanized palls for 10 cents. Saturday, May 4th, between the hours of 7 a. m. and 3 p. m. AT Gir.VlN's, 8 South Main street. Removal. H. Bury, the jeweler, changed his place of business to tho Owens' building, on South Mnln btreet, recently vacated by Daniel and Oodsou, and is prepared to receive orders for all kinds of repairing in the jewelry line, which he will do k promptly and ou reasonable terms, lw I.obBtcr salad, fiogs and clams at McElhenny's. Strouse for broaches little neck When you want good roofing, plumb ing, gas fitting, or general tlnsmlthlng done call on E F. Gallagher, 18 West Centra Btreet. Dealer In stoves. 34-tf A hot stove bang cakes when you can buy them just as good and cheaper and save" the labor. We have the assortment to please you all. Cheap, medium priced and fancy 122 North Jartfin Strest
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