HERHL VOI. X.-N0. 282. SHENANDOAH, PA., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1895. ONE CENT. THE "EVENING HERALD" IS READ FROM THE FIRST LINE TO THE LAST EVERV EVENINGS. 1 0 rT aH?S2: -aSrTi"H 111 South Main St., invoices of these goods and shall continue until the close of the season to keep the stock up to the high standard it has maintained since the opening. We handle Buttorlck's paper patterns. Monthly style sheet given away free. n Tfi TTfTI A AT r.j.iiiiuijnA 1?,. WATCH THIS . . SPACE. The OLD RELIABLE Dry Goods and Carpet Store, 113 North Main Street. Latest Styles and Materials in Ladies', Misses' and Children's COATS and CAPES All New Novelties In Dress Goods. Elegant line of Blankets and Comforts, prices unheard of before. COFFEE Our Fancy Java, or In regard to Tea, we occupy arfront rank, all our Teas being very carefully selected by competent judges, and a trial order will convince you that we can please the most fastidious customers. 7e offer nothing but good K y&r and flavor, and they are THE NEW ENGLAND PIANO Embraces all the desirable qualities in an instrument, at the lowest price consistent with the best grade. Sold on easy terms by J. R. WILLIAMS & SON, Shenandoah. LAD I BEAVER, BOUCLE and CHEVIOT GOATS, LADIES' FUR GAPES. LADIES' CLOTH CAPES. LADIES' PLUSH CAPES. MISSES' BOUCLE, CHEVIOT and BEAVER COATS. CHILDREN'S L0N3 and SHORT COATS. We have them all, every gar ment the latest, best fitting and best made in the market. No where else will you get equal qualities at prices as low as ours. A look through our Coat Room will convince you of this fact. We are daily receiving new No. 2"Z 11 N. Main St. at D TEA Man, supplied with reasoning and dis cerning powers, may improve his con dition by the exercise of these faculties. This can be applied with very good effect in the purchase of Coffees and Teas. A good cup of Coffee' depends not only on the making but the brand of CofTee, the grade, the roasting and preparation are very important factors. We feel confident that we can meet all those requirements. A delicious cup of Coffee is a certainty if you use our Fancy Blended Coffee. grades that are noted for quality, sold at popular prices At KEITER'S. HAS STILL flMOTHER IK For Corbett and Fltzslmmons to Meet In the Ring. A PURSE OF $20,000 OFFERED ! Dan Stuart Declares he Can Now to an Ab solute Certainty Pull Off the Fight Be tween the Pugilists Who Claim to be Anxious to "Get Together." El Paso, Tox., Nov. 15. Dan Stuart, who has boon In El Paso slnco last Satur day, arranging for a bivttloflcld on which Corbott and Fltzslmmons can meet for a finish contest, said to an Associated Press reporter today: "I havo found a battle ground for Cor bott and Fltzslmmons, and havo wired their managers that I will hang up a. purso of $30,000 for a finish contest between them, thoy to taUo tho entlro purso If I fall to carry out my part of tho contract. I would namo Jan. It), 1890, as tho date for tho battlo, as that Is after tho holidays, but an earlier day can bo fixed If tho principals deslro It, and tho battlo ground will bo of easy access to El Paso. "I am In tho deal alono, and not in any way connected with any club. I will post half of tho purso when articles for the con test nro signed, nud will put up tho othor $10,000 flvo days before tho contest. I am not responsible for tho mishaps attondant upon tho efforts to bring tho two big men together at Dallas and Hot Springs. Those mishaps wcro tho result of political wrangles with which I had nothing to do. But this time I am suro of my footing, and no man can say that I do not mako good my -work." When asked it ho thought Corbott would light Mr. Stuart said: "I havo always believed that both prin cipals wanted to fight, and when I left Hot Springs Brady and Julian knew I was coming to El Paso to locate a battlo ground whero Corbett and Fitzsimmons could settle" their differences without in terference. I have found tho place, and stand ready to guaranteo protection, so it looks to mo as If tho men cannot avoid a meeting. If I fail to keep my part of tho contract thoy can get ilO,000 each, and that Is worth riding out to El Paso to pick up." It is reported in sporting circles hero that Stuart has sooured a concession for flvo years for conducting bull fights, horso racing, boxing contests and a big gambling houso in Juarez, Mox., just across tho Itio Grande, within flvo minutes rido from tho center of El Paso. Stuart refuses to affirm or deny tho rumor. Beit Corbett Will Not Fight. NEW Youk, Nov. 15. Jim Corbott does not tako much interest in Dan Stuart's latest proposition, in which ho named El Paso or a point near thcro as a battle ground for Corbett and Fltzslmmons. "When I nnnouucod my retirement from tho ring I meant It," said the Californian. "I would not train again for a great deal of inonoy, and particularly not for tills bluffing' foreigner. If ho wanted a fight bo could certainly havo had ono at Hot Springs. If Fltzslmmons expects me to bo led Into another wild gooso chaso, and bankrupt myself paying expenses, ho is mistaken. I am surprised at Dan Stuart for taking any further stock in Fltzslm mons." Slavln Accepts Muher's Challenge. London. Nov. 15. Frank Slavin has ac cepted tho challenge issued by Peter Manor, and will, If posslblo, contest with him for tho championship of tho world. Identifying Stolen Property. Boston, Nov. 15. Nino moro pieces of stolon property wero identified at pollco headquartors yesterday, and tho total number of burglarios now attributed to William Barrett is thirty-eight. Tho in spectors' rooms at pollco headquarters wero packed all day with visitors, most of whom sought to identify somo of tho stolen goods. Among tho articlos identi fied wero soveral pieces of silverwaro stolon in 1887 and 1889. Tho officers aro still in clined to bolievo that there Is moro prop erty concealod somowhoro and aro persist ently searching for It. For a Monument to Harry Wright. NEW YoltK, Nov. 15. At yestorday's meeting of tho baseball magnates rosolu tlons of respect to tho memory of tho late Harry Wright wero read and unanimously adopted. It wus also decided that a day bo named prior to tho oponing of tho regu lar basoball season next year on which every club In the loaguo should bo In structed to play with tho best attraction possible, tho proceeds of such games to bo used for tho erection of a suitable monu inont In momory of Harry Wright. Judge Thurman Worse. Columbus, O., Nov. 15, Ex-Senator Thurman is confined to bis bod. The ex citement of reooiving congratulations upon Ills 83d birthday anniversary has pros trated Mm moro than his physician antic ipated. He has grown stout, and weighs 210 pounds. Though tho injury to his hip joint Is not viowod as serious, it is alto gether unlikoly that tho mombor will evor again support his ponderous frame. General HarrUon In New York. New Yoisk, Nov. 15. Genoral Harrison arrived at Now York from Indianapolis this afternoon. Tonight lie will pre side at a mooting to bo held in tho Interest of foreign missions in Carnegie hall, at which ex-Secretary of State John W. Foster will be a spoakor. Ho will prob ably not got back home In time for the conferonco of Indiana Republicans next Wednesday. For Sale. A new upright piano for salo cheap. Can bo bought at a bargain as it must bo sold within 30 days. Satisfactory reasons for selling same, which can bo seen at 000 West Centre street. 11-13-tf A big lino of fashionable gloves just ro coived, at Max Lovtt's, 15 East Centre street. CIGARETTES WITHOUT STAMPS. A Local Dealer Cnlleil to Account Satis factory Kxplnnatlnn. Joseph Mundour, an East Centre street storekeeper, was visiUd yesterday afternoon by Deputy Rovcnuo Collector John J. Murphy and called to account for selling cigarettes lu unstamped boxes, Mandour pleaded ignorance and surrendered all the cigarettes ho had on hand for inspection. Soveral boxes without stamps were found in the stock. The dealer explained that ho ordered a quantity of cigarettes from a dealer in New York city and in tho raiddlo of the packagos found several boxes that were not stamped. Ho claimed, however, that he did not notico tho absence of the stamps until after ho had sold several boxes. Tho boxes at tho top of tho packago wero all right, but near tho bot tom thcro wero about fifteen boxes without stamp. The Kevenuo Olliccr was satisfied with tho explanation and said ho would de fer prosecution on the promise of Mandour to bo moro careful in the future. He also reprimanded the dealer for fulling to notify the revenue department of the absenco of tho stamps. Tho ease was discovered through an outside source. Somebody got one of tho unstamped boxes when making a purchase and sent word to l'ottavillo. Wo shall sell 1000 baskets of grapes at 12c per basket. JAS. GOODMAN &,VO., 27 West Centre street. THE INSTITUTE CLOSES. The Teachers Disperse uml Wend Their Ways Homeward. Special to Kvenino IIi:uali. Pottsvii.le, Nov. 15. Tho Teachers' Comity Institute adjourned at noon to-day after Dr. A. E. Maltby had given a history of "Old Glory," Dr. Arnold Thompklns spoke on "Instruction," Dr. Byron W. King gavo a talk on "Heading" and Superintendent Henry Houck made an address. County Superintendent G. W. Weiss an nounced that tho next Institute will bo held at Pottsvillo. Many of the teachers made an inspection of tho court houso and county jail before leaving for their homes. Our eggs, finest in tho market, 20c per doz. JAS. GOODMAN & CO., 27 West Centre street. A Juror's Statement. Ex-School Director IVter Brennan is serv ing on tho Grand Jury at Pottsvillo this week. Ho says tho jury is not placing costs on the county in as many cases as the people suppose. That in only two out of ten cases aro tho costs so placed, and only then when there are circumstances which clearly impress tho jury that the costs should not he placed on the unsuccessful complainant. Mr. Bren nan is impelled to make this statement by what ho says is a groundless complaint that the present Grand Jury is placing costs un necessarily on tho county. Money Saved is Money llaincd. The large stock of rich Cloaks, Jackets, Wraps and Furs tho style, fit and make of our garments, most of all tho very little prices, make us tho acknowledged leaders. L. J. Wilkinson. Their Hopes .Shattered. Anthony Karaitis, a miner residing on West Coal street, was instantly killed by a fall of coal in Packer No. 3 colliery this morning. Ho was about 35 years of ago and left a wife and threo children. Thoy went back to tho old country last spring aud Karaitis intended to join them within a short time. Ho had saved about $1,500 and in tended to buy a farm and spend tho balance of his days happy with his family in his native land. Tobacco Thieves Sentenced. Special to Evening Ii:icai.d. Pottsville, Nov. 15. The trial of William Dempster, of Shenandoah, and Barney McKeon and Hugh McDonncl, of Mahanoy City, for stealing ono huudrcd pounds of tobacco from a Lehigh Valley freight air at Shenandoah, was concluded at noon to-day and after a short deliberation tho jury rendered a verdict of guilty. The parties wero at onco sentenced to pay a fine of 25, costs and servo imprisonment for ono year. llemenyl Kntertalned. Rev. Lauresin, pastor of tho Greek Catholic church, entertained Edouard Remenyi, tho violinist, at his homo last evening, after tho concert in Ferguson's tkoatre. They spent several hours in reciting reminiscences of their boyhood days. Tho clergyman and tho violinist wore born in tho samo town in Hungary and spent many of their early years together. Have You Seen It? Tho Columbia Brewing Company has put another elegant wagon on tho road for the delivery of its superb bottled brews to private families and hotels, Tho team consists of a big dapple gray horse, a brand new harness made by Schaotl'er, and an attractive wagon, No. 20, made by Ackor, tho wagon builder. Sclicllly House. Oystors on toast to-night. Finest lobsters in town. Chicken soup. Littlo neck clams. Rappahannock oysters. Ham. Sardines. Swiss cheese. Fish cakes. Oysters in every stylo. Mannger l'ahey'i Offer, In answer to a boast by tho management of the Ashland foot ball team that the Shenan doah toam is afraid to meet the former, Manager Fahoy says ho will givo tho Ashland toam flOO to play hero on Thanksgiving Day, or will tako tho samo amount to play at Ash land on that day. Ho says his players aro open to play any first-class team. Huml Injured. Georgo Deinitor, a resident of Mahanoy City, had soveral bones of his right Itand broken to-day while at work at the Ellan gowan colliery. A Miner Struck on the Lakeside Electric Railway. j HE WAS DANGEROUSLY INJURED ! The Victim Was on His Way to Work and Stepped Out of the Way of a Lehigh Valley Train to the Electric Track. Tho third railway accident of tho week was added to the list this morning, but this timo the victim Buffered on tho electric railway- Tho accident' occurred at Mahanoy City, at about six o'clock this morning. Simon Kalbouch and John Kusieawicz, two miners, wcro on their way to work at the Mahanoy City colliery. Tliey walked some dis tance on the Lehigh Valley railroad when thoy saw the miners' train approach and stepped out of the way. At this point tho Lehigh Valley and Lakeside railways run parallel and closo to each other. As tho two men stepped from the Lehigh track an electric car was approaching at fast speed from tho rear. Uoth men stepped to the electric railway track. Kusieawicz saw the electric car and mado a second jump to a placo of safety. Kalbouch was less fortunate. An umbrella he carried prevented him from realizing his danger. The electric car struck him, but Patrick Welsh, the lnotonnan, had shut off tho power aud applied the brakes in time to prevent the man being run over by the entire car. Tho unfortunato man was wedged under tho car at tho first motor, but escaped death. His injuries are of a dangerous character, however. Dr. W. V. Horan was summoned to the placo and after an examination said the victim sustained no fractures, but the in juries to the head, body aud limbs wero of a very 6evcro character. Tho motor man claims that tho victim jumped to tho electric railway track so suddenly there was not suf ficient time for him to realizo what had taken placo and stop the tar before tho man was struck. ONL.Y 28 Mackintoshes, sizes 34 to 42, still remain in our stock which will bo closed out at prices below cost, owing to our over-crowded quarters. At Max Levit's, 15 East Centre street. - J.lttle Ones Have a Good Time. Tho young friends of May Gibbon were entertained at tho homo of her parents, on Wost Lloyd street, last evening. Gaines aud other amusements wero indulged in by thoso present, as follows : Louis and Itona Hilde braud, Howard Simmons, Ethel and Delia Hitler, Homer Graf, Emory and Tom Straughn, Ireno Schurz, Emma Spears, May and Kay Gibbon, Katio Whalen, Lizzie and Maggie Gatligan, Helen Schmidt, Ervin, Alice and Laura Geise, Laura llunn, Ray Leitzcl. LIVELY BUSINESS HERE. Special Sale of Overcoats at the Mammoth Clothing House. Thousands of peoplo will ask themselves : "Whero shall I buy my overcoat?" Why, at Goldin's. It will pay you to call in and see our display of overcoats at specially low prices which will reap you harvests in bar gaius. At tho Mammoth Cj.othino House, 0 aud 11 South Main street, L. Goidin, Prop. Shenandoah, Pa. 11-12-tf Obituary. Miss Ilattio Evans, a former resident of this town, died yesterday at Ilarrisburg. Tho deceased was 22 years of ago and a daughter of William and Dinah Evans, The funeral will tako place in this town on Sun day, at 2 p. in., from tho residence of tho deceased's sister, Mrs. Georgo II, Carl, 11' South White street. At lireens Cate. A free treat in tho shapo of oyster pot-pio for free lunch to-night, during and between tho acts. Hot lunch served every morning. Meals served at all hours. The A. O, II. Dame. Tho annual ball of the Pottsvillo division of tho A. O. II. was held last evening, in Union hall, and mtis a grand success. Tho attendaueo was tho largest in its history and many wore refused admission. Members of tho organization from difl'erent parts of the state wero present, and among the number wero M. II. Caroy aud M. Brounan, of Lost Creek. Storo News for liargaln Seekers. Canyon beat this? A fortunato purchase direct from tho makers enables us to oflertho best grades of Chenille Tablo Covors at special low prices. The lot comprises all the newest colorings in the richct designs. Horo aro tho prices : Ono yard square, now 3t)c. One and ono-half yards sipiare, 70c. Two yards square, $1.75. Our prices set tho pace for other stores to Imltato. L. J, WILKINSON Tim Morris Ilulldlnir Solil. Tim Morris bulldim. nminslto Meridianta Hotel, Pottsvillo, has been purchased by nlvns. Poinnrov &. Stewart, fur SM.DOft. It was purchased from tho Luhigh Valley Rail road Company, and will puss into tho pew owners linnds on the 1st ot Decomuor. It at prosout occupied tiy icoyer & Son. AVutson House 1'reo I.umii. Special hot freo lunches will tickle the palates of its patruns to-night aud to-morrow morning. Maley, tho joVelor, for silverware, watches and jewelry, 10 North Maiu street. THE BUSY STORE 116 and 118 North Main Street. LADIES, ATTENTION I A present for you this week ! Every lady needs a hair curler ! NOWjbb We have on sale a lot of polished steel hair curlers. With every hair curler you buy we give you free of charge one piece of Butter milk Soap. Price of hair curler and soap Get your curlers and soap. LOOK- GENTS' HALF HOSK, grey wool with red toes and heels, at our counter now CHILDREN'S Fleeced Vests and Drawers. A new line all sizes at CHENILLE TABLE COVERS bought at a sale in New York, different patterns aud colorings, e-fl. for 9Sc Q-fl. for JJ51.SS. UsusI Price Much Higher. Boys' Black Mixed Wool Hose. This is an Extra Value never sold under 25c. Heavier and stronger than two other pair combined, now on sale at P. N. Corsets Best in Fit and Wear! MAX SCHMIDT. SEMI-ANNUAL CONFERENCE. Meetings of tho North Kastern Ilnptlst Association. Tho semi-annual meetings of tho North Eastern Baptist Association will bo held to morrow aud Sunday in tho First Baptist churth, corner of West and Oak streets. Many ministers and delegates aro expected to attend tho conference and take part in the public services. Sermons will bo preached in English and Welsh at all the services. The conference will open at 2 p. m. to-morrow, and at 7 p. in. there will bo preaching. Oil Sunday there will be preaching at 10 a., m. 2 and 0 p. m. by attendants at tho conference. All are invited to attend. A largo line of pure rubber waterproof coats, cheap, at Max Levit's, 15 East Centre btreet. Iniprote Your Gas Light. Wilkinson's dry goods storo is illuminated ni(;h the wonderful Wclsbach gas burners. Mr. Wilkinsou is the ageut for Shenandoah and will give any information to consumers desiring to use this new and economical light. For terms, etc., apply to L. J. Wilkinson. Settled the Suits. The damage suits of James Parfltt, John Holland aud Evan Davis, against the Schuyl kill Traction Company, have been satisfac torily settled. These are the suits growing out of the Cilberton riot. Kcmlrlck House Free l.unvli. Clam chowdor to-night. Church Dedication. Tho newly erected United Evangelical church, at ltingtown, will be dedicated to the service of God on Sunday, November 17th. Presiding Elder Rev. H. W. Buck, O. W. Finkbinderaud M. F. Fofeelman will olli ciate. All are invited. Simon Aukand, Pastor. Wo have poultry, live aud dressed, which wo otl'or cheap. JAS. GOODMAN & CO., ' 27 West Contre street. Mule Drops Dead. One of the mules used in the team that hauls tho hoavy tank wagon of tho Atlantis Refining Company, fell dead yesterday. A Suro Cure lor Cough and Colds. That's what Pan-Tina is, 25c. At Gruliler Bros., drug store. ' New Oleu Club. Tho Alpha Glee Club, composed of mando lin, guitar, violin and banjo players, was organized last night. James W. Hough was elected president, Sanford W. Shoemaker secretary, and George Tf. Drew leader. William Dusto, Benjamin Mausell and H. W. Lawson are also members. It is Time To Think Of buckwheat cakes and mush. You will find at our place some Benton Buckwheat flour, the best in the land. Also Hecker's and. Superlative self-raising. io, 15 and 1 8c. Win. Lea's celebrated, corn meal will give satisfaction every time. Cheaper than ever in, 25 pound lots. Graf's, 122 Nortli Jariln St., Shenandoah. 5C 5C
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