I A RARE!
! I
OPPORTUNITY.
X am aboul to mnke a bona
fide reduction in my stock in
order 'to make room for another
remodelling of my store and will
sell at greatly reduced prices what
is left of my excellent assortment
of overcoats and heavy suits for
men, boys and children. This is
no shop-worn, old style or misfit
stock, but just what I have been
selling for at least double the money
To make room for necessary altera
tions in my store I must sacrifice
the goods. Call and inspect them.
L. GOLDIN,
Mammoth Clothing ouse,
9 & 11 S. flain Street.
EVENING HERALD
SATURDAY, JANUARY is, 18S0
PITHY POINTS.
Happening Throughout tho Itoglou Chroiv
Icled for JIilMty 1'eriiMiI.
Kxcavations have hern made for the new
theatre in ilnlmnoy City.
A skating carnival will he hold at Tumb
ling Itnu next Wednesday
The employes of tlio 1. St K. ('. & I. Co.
Were irt in this district this afternoon.
U-lstmater Thomas I.. James, of .Non
York city, will preside at the I'utUvillc eie
twldfod. Tax Collector Scanlan yesterday mado
payment to tho County Treasurer on his '01
and Mir, duplicates.
The funeral of Juhu Shistle will lake place
on Monday morning, lowing here on the H:15
1'etitMylvania train for St. Clair, where in
terment will he made.
MUs Minnie, daughter of Nicholas S.iuer
Jiry, foieman of the St. N'icholns colliery,
was married to Goorgc Mat bias, of Mahanoy
City, Thursday evening.
Tho Mid Yulley breaker, situatod botwoen
lit. (iirinel and Ccatralia, came near being
destroyed yesterday, hut the fno was ex
tinguished before saining much headway.
l!ov. George Williams, tho evangelist, will
preach at Centralia to-morrow at 10:30 a. m.
mill fl p. in., and on tlic Sunday following will
begin revival services in Philadelphia.
The Sohuylkiil wa-thery, in Weal Venn
township, owned and operated hy Smith,
KMIer it Co., ws sold hy tlio Sheriff on
execution amounting to fl.SOJ. Tlio Mini
realised from ihe sale was tr,l3.
To accommodate tho many employes idle
because of tin- destruction of tho Cranberry
broakur recently, A. Pardee A Co. have
placed three nie:i in a hriaut at their Crystal
Iiidge colliery. ytiite a mimher uf employes
are still out of work.
for charity
l'rof. Hymn IV. Kin;r has been selected hy
the local teacher-.' institute toappcar in Shen
andoah i)ti Tuel.iy, e'obruary tth, in Fergu
son's theatre. The proceeds will be devoted
to charity, and t be object, as well astbe lepn
iation of l'rof. King .is u reader, reciter and
impersonator, will no cloubt draw a largo
audience, as it should. Tho membors of the
institute are to be eoiiiineuded for tlio course
they liavo taken and their eD'oiis will be
arowiwd with MietiMn. Pinf. Kiue was at the
last county institute, and those who heard
him are delighted "vith the opportunity of
again witnessing his power to amuse, aaddeu,
thrill and instruct. Tho admission will he
25, : and no cent.
I'lireui'll l'ail.v.
A farewell urty was tendered Miss Lillic
Llewellyn, at her homo on I.at Coal stitet,
lust availing, who left l-rtay for Bliicficld,
V. Va where she will take up her future
residence. Among thine who attended the
alfair were the following : Mists Laura
Robertson, Miume Itevii, Annie liartwh,
and Messrs. LouU Hammer, Ren Mnnsell,
IMward Williams, II. W. Lawson and San
ford Shoemaker
REDUCTIONS
In holiday goods, suitable
as gifts for other festive
occasions. Money saved
is money earned by call
ing on us ami examining
our stock ol
Silverware, Watches,
Musical Instruments,
.... Optical Goods.
Watch : Repalt'lwr : a : Specialty.
Done cheaper titan any other
place in Town.
IKE ORKIN'S
129 S. Main Street
r
fe 1-1 C 1 i I -J l W 1-7 ,
PA.
BUV YOUR.
"Grocehjes
FLOUR, FEED, HAY AND STRAW,
Also Tabic and Floor Oil Cloths From
El. E3. FOLEY,
LINEAWEAVER ELECTED.
Selected County Clialrmnii by tlio Ileum-
erntie Coiiiinltteemeii.
Special toUF.MNo IIkiiai.ii.
.1'ottbVH.mi, Jan. IS. The meeting of the
Democratic Comity Committee here this
morning was an iuteiestlng one, and the
result wan a complete victory for the ad
ministration forces led by ex-Congressman
James R. Reilly. Much- interest has lieen
shown by the party workers in the meeting,
as the lines were closely drawn, Tho ex
Congressman is said to be anxious to return
to Washington, and as the first step in that
direction laid his plans to secure control of
the county organization, which ho has cue-
ceeded in doing with little opposition.
The candidates for the county chairman
ship weio J. A. Lineawoaver, Kmi, and Dr.
Jniues W. Sallada. For the secretaryship the
fight was between 1". W. Doyle, of Cumbolaj
John F. Coouey and J. J. O'Connor, of l'otts-
ville; P. J. Martin, of Palo Alto. The Reilly
faction supported Linoawcaerfur chairman,
and he was elected by a majority of Mncnty-
ono votos, as follows: Lmeaweavor, 100 votes;
Sullada, 29.
For tlio secretaryship P. J. Martin was so-
h-ctod with 81 votes, against 31 for P. W.
Doyle and 0 for John F. Cooncy. Mr. Mar
tin is at present uuo of tho reporters on tho
Evening Chronicle.
After the election of chairman and secre
tary, the committeemen from the different
representative districts organized separately
and oicctod delogates to the state eonveution.
In the First district 11. J. Scautan, of
Shenandoah; P.J. Ferguson, Lost Creek,
and James J. Quirk, of Mahanoy City, wero
elected as delegates. M. J. Loahy, of Oilbcr
ton, and Thomas Haley, of Lauigans, wero
also candidates.
Socoud district Hon John Dentz, of Ash
land; M. J. Swoouey, of Rutlcr township,
and J. Hepler, of Els worth, aro tho dele
gates chosen.
Third district P. W. Doyle, of Cumbola;
Samuel Itairil, Tamaqua, and Q. W. Zohncr,
West Penn township, as dologstos.
Fourth district Hon. James 1). Kcllly,
Watson F. Shepherd, Pottsvlllc; IMward
Humbell, Pinegruve ; William Goas, Schuyl
kill Haven; William Hrossler, Rranch town
ship, as delegates.
There wero no national delegates elected,
contrary to expectations.
New Council Instituted.
A new council of the. Jr. O. U. A. M. was
instituted at St. Clair last evening, with 3S
members. The ollleors are : (ieorgo U.iblct,
P. C; David X. Davis C: C-eorge L. Miles,
V. C; William Creswell, A. 1!. S.; Joseph H.
Jones, R. S ; John Taylor, F. S.; Oscar
Martin, F.; George E. illiams, O.; Thomas
Hablet, H.; William Howclls, I. H.; Harry
Dross, O. S.; Noah Williams, John Longhani
and Georgo Harris, trustees ; David
Griffiths, O.
hcllcill House.
A nice hot lunch to-night.
Oysters. Clinus. '
At the bar : All tho delicacies of tho season
in every style.
Soil for Car To.
Attorneys Walters and Johns yesterday
afternoon brought suit before Squire Amour
in the name of the Coiinci1. to recover tho
$170 car tax wild to be duo Mt. Cannel
borough. Tlio question 1ms been in dispute
for some time, the Shauiokin-ltt. Carmcl
Railway company rel'iiMiig to pay for more
than tho six caw claimed to be in actual
service in couductins their schedule. Tho
result of tho litigation will ho awaited with
much inteiest hy the authorities in other
towns.
Arbitrators Appointed.
S. M. I'.nterline, Esq., Harry llaunc and
Charles Bayer bavo been appointed arbitra
tors in the suit of John J. lliggins against
Seaman & Company to recovev taxos duo to
this borough. There appear. to be a dispute
as to whether the property upon which tho
collection of taxos is sought is within the
jurisdiction of tho borough officials, or
within tho limits of the Gilbcrton borough.
(.clilgli Valley Wrocli.
Two local ficigbt trains, on the Lohigh
Valloy road, collided between the two cuts
near Klruwood colliery yesterday ultcmoon.
lioth engines were badly damaged, Ihe pilot
of one boiug torn oil' while the other whssu
badly damaged that it was hauled to Uolauo.
George lioiner, a hrakemau, had his hand
sevorely cut by being thrown tigain-t nn cm
baukment. The cause of tho accident was a
conflict of orders.
After April First.
Our mammoth new ston , corner Main and
Lloyd streets, will bo tho largest and finest
in this part of PennsyHunia. licforo removal
rre must sell thousands of dollars worth of
good, dependable Dry Hoods. We have mado
n sweeping reduction all through tho store in
order to move goods quickly. You can't
alford to pass our unequalled bargains ; it
would take a page of the lint t.t to mention
prices better conio and sec I'm- yourself.
I.. J. Wilkinson,
! Kout'i Main street.
i:ntertnlllliieiil and .'vocinl.
Au entertainment and social will bo g'ncn
on Monday evening, January SOth, in th
Primitive MethodUt church, under the
auspices of tho Young l'eoplo's Willing
Workers Society. Doors open at (i:45.
Successful Party.
A birthday party held last evening in the
Mcthodi-t Episcopal church, under the aus
pices of the Christian Endeavor Society, was
a ery successful and pleasing afrair, and the
contributions by the patrons aggregated
$67.21. The following program was rendered;
Singiug, congregation ; quartette, Patterson
aud arty ; violin and cornet duett, William
and Sallie Beddall ; reading, Anna Dongler,
bolo, Maud Gilpin ; quartette, Patterson and
party; solo, Jamos Hough; guitar and man
dolin duct, Lawson and Shoemaker ; solo,
Mr. Williams; duet, Sallie Wasley and liclla
Brown; solo, Maud, Parish; cornet solo,
Sallie Beddall. Upon the conclusion of the
program refreshments weie served.
(Marrlngo License..
Peter Olszewski and Anna Hzostaknwskti,
both of Shenandoah; Arthur Mazawieckl and
Joiefa Krytulska, both of Shenandoah ;
Henry A. Uinlinlt, of Lavello, and Emma
Diuiler, of Gordon ; Alexander Coutson and
Mary E. West, both of Shenandoah ; Anton
Smith and Ida Ebert. both of Ashland.
FIRE CHIEF A. H. RUNGE WI
His Restored Health Was Due to
Fame's Celery Compound.
Tho position of chief of fire department in I
a big city like Minneapolis, with its acres of
valuable building property, crossed by
numerous railroad lines and dotted with
factorios whore the fires are nover "banked,"
is ouo of the utmost responsibility, andean
bo entrusted only to a man of unquestioned
character and ability.
August II. Kongo, who has filled this re
sponsible position for several years with so
much credit to himself and to tho city, was
born. in 1852, whero ho received a common
school education.
What such a man as this has to say
can
scarcely fail to carry weight with it :
"With tho hope that what I say may
soino way be brought to tho attention
in
of
olhors who, like my.-elf, have suffered with-1 about getting nut of danger. It is this inertia
out any apparent came, I feel constrained to or poor health that nnkes an oidluary "run
lecitoa brief tale regarding an experience ' down" bodily condition so dangerous, and so
wlucn I trust may never bo repeated in my
case.
"A few months ago, owing doubtloss to
the exacting nature of my duties as head of
tho fire department, I begau to feel a sort of
languor and listlessncss, to dUguise which 1
was compelled to bring iuto play all tho
strength of will I could command. Tho j hindrances to getting back strength and
feeling grew upon me, howover, and in u i stuidy henlth. Tho bracing weather arouses
short time it took such possession of luo that j a longing for health. Paine's celery corn
it affected my appetite and canned insomnia. pound, taken now, doos its bestservico to
I approached my jnoals. with a feeling ward driving out disease and establishing
amounting almost to neausca, and my bed firm health.
A BRAVE ACT.
31 is. U.
'. Cruwduiw
Sinnll Stublu
ho llevollio nf n ,
Illn.e. i
Tho Washington Post of the 11th lust.,
contains a longthy article dosciibing the
bravo act of Mrs. B. V. Cruwbhaw, daughter-in-law
of Mrs. Mary Trawshaw, of North
Jardin street, Tho Post says :
"Two horsos wero lOscucd fi oin a burning
stable by tho bravery of Mrs. Si. V. Craw
sliaw, who ran into the flaming stalls and
forced tho frightened animals out into tho
alley Mrs. Cruwsliaw tugged at the fastcu
ings of the doorof tho burning stable. Flames
wero darting from tho windows of tlio hay
loft overhead, and the alley was literally
black with smoke, but the dozen or more
men who had gathered did not even attempt
to assist Mrs. Crawshaw. However, with tho
aid of her husband, she did maiugo to break
tho luiricrs. Tho stalls in which tlio two
horses stood were locatid at least twenty
feet from tliq doorway, and the intervening
spaco was carpeted with flaming strav. The
horses tugged at their halters and wero
ovideutly crazed with fright.
"Just before Mrs. Orawshaw left her Iioiih
she picked up a heavy overcoat. When she
gained an entrance to the stable, she dashed
through the llaming stiaw, aud threw the
overcoat over tho head of the horse In the
first stall. Then with am.uing rapidity she
loosed tho halter and led tho dazed uiiimal
almost to tho door. Upr husband had fol
lowed her, and with lire aid she got; the horse
into the alley. Picking up the oercoat, she
mado a second visit to the stable, ami al
though tho other horso was inclined to bo
fractious, alio succeeded In getting him out.
After tho second horse was rtsciiml, the
crowd applauded and promptly voltiuteeied
to look after tho animals."
lt's Queer How Quick
Pan-Tina, cures coqglis aud cohU, Sfic,
Gruhler Bros., drug tor.
At
Democrats, TaUe Notice 1
The Democratic ward piiiuarios will be j
held at the usual places on Tuesday, Jamt- :
ary 21, 1SU0, between tin- hours of 7 aud U
o'clock p. in.
Tho borough conferees will iueet at the
borough building 011 Tliumlay, January
, I !3rd, lSOii, at 8 o'clock, p. m.
I All persons presenting their name at the
several primaries for nomination, eicept
Judge and Inspector of KlecUou, shall pay
1 to the committeeman of the wan! the um of
0110 dollar to defray oxpoiue. By mder of
the Standing Committee
11. J. Mui.noox, Chairman.
' J A. Toomkv, Secretary. 11-18-20
Crushed hy Coal.
George Danuwicz was crushed about tho
hodrbya fall of coal I u the Knickerbocker
colliery this morning aud was sent In the i
Miners' hospital.
II Hits the Spot Thai's Itlglit.
What? I'an-Tina for coughs and colds.
Gruhler llros., drug store.
At
with horror at the restless night whioh I was
almost certain was before me. Matters bo
eunie so serious with me that 1 could no
longer keep silent about myself, and speak
ing of it to one of my friends one day, ho
suggested tliut 1 try l'aine's celery compound.
I purchased a bottle and before I had taken
a dozen doses I knew that the suggestion was
a good one. I felt an improvement. 1 con
tinued to use it, and felt restored. My ap
petite is good, and I sleep well, ond instead
pleasure tu me. I attribulo this happy stato
i of affairs to I'aino'k celery compound."
As in the easo of Fire Chief I'unge, the
beginning of poor health is very apt to 10b
one of the will power to start immediately
likely to go on to something worse. Every
day it is clearly shown that it won't do to live
tircd-oit, and on the verge of breaking
down. The languor and tho lack of strength
are suro to increase. '
Now is the time to throw olf disease. As
tho new year begins there aro fowest
SALVATIONISTS WILL REVOLT.
Against tlio Order Iteenlling Commamlur
Italllnglon llooth to IJuglaud.
New Yohk, Jnu. 18. Tho return of
Commandant Herbert II. llooth, of the
Sulvntlon Army, lrom Ijondon to this
country last night is likely to create trou
ble before long among tho officers aud the
rank and file of that religious organization
In tho United States, It was said when
tho comniiindant lauded from tho Amorl
can liner St. Louis that if ho succeeded in
supplanting his older brother, Balllngton
Booth, In taking charge of tho Salvation
Army hero public mcctiugs would bo held
In this city nml Chicago to protest ngainst
the change.
Commandant Herbert H. Booth Is nt
present hi command of tho army in Can
nilii, Montana, North nml South Dakotn
and tho stntoof Washington. Commundci
Balllngtun Booth, who lias been recalled
to London by Gonoral Booth, Is a favorite
with both officers and men, mid if the or
der is not reconsidered u general mutiny
in tho army is most likely to occur,
Herbert Booth sail today that ho had
crossed tho ocean on official business, and
he had no intimation that many chnngej
would lie made In the army in the United
States before next May. Anything furthei
on tho subject ho would not say, excepting
that his sister was to be recalled from
Franco in the course of a few months.
I'liu.Tliiii! What Is it?
The greater cure for coughs and colds.
Gruhler ltros., drug stove.
At
Iteuieiiiber Yourself
To your friends by having your photographs
taken at Uillingcr Urns., where entire satis
faction U .guaranteed.
Xihrltly HoiiKi, fur Sale. !
The pioporty and good will of the Sehclfly I
Hriike, on North Main street, is offeiml for j
mU. The proprietor nunktmpktes locating
in tho South. For furthsr iu,vtinl,va m.ni.. ,
at the Schellly House. lsMlMf
MISCELLANEOUS.
IjtOK SAI.i:. Tliri e llrsl-elnss show nil
. in good condition, suitable for fancy good, 1
notions, Jit: Will be soid at a bargain. Nn. !
North Main street. 1-U-tf I
inoii HAM!. A uminlele bottllmr mbil,ii.i
J1 meat, bottling bwtr, inrter, wciss heer, and I
nil kind
..I .Irlt.bu ...111 i...
inn tK-fr. nil.,
cheuii. Dolnira uood husliicsi at luesent. will
... .?,..,.,u.... ..... ,m siMll
matisfactury reason for selling. Fur further
Information apply at the JlKUAi.nonlec. l-17-lvv
Xesms to Hire.
If you want to hire a safe and reliable
team for driving or for worklnepurpoi
pay Shields' livery stable aVislt, Teams
constantly on band at reasonable rotes,
JAMES SHIELDS,
No. 410 Kat Centre stiect.
Opposite Heading railroad station.
v
that "GOLD MEDAL" FLOUR
... Makes the Best Bread.
That Brick's
"NONPAR. EL" HINGE MEAT
jssbob.Js the Finest in the World
That "BLUE LABEL" KETCHUP
.... Is the Best Ketchup Made.
Try. either and you will find the above correct.
Thos. E. Samuels & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers,
105 South Main Street, - Shenandoah, Pa.
Pianos and Organs
For the
I have received the finest selection of Hanos and Organs ever displayed In Schuylkill
County, rnrtles contemplating purchasing nl'ranopr Organ would do well to call and
sco my stock and get my prices. I have the solo ngency for the following makes !
PIAN05.
BLASIUS & SONS, SCH0MACHER,
ALBRIGHT, LUDWIG,
ESTEY.
Cash or on easy payments. Our prices aro riglit.
22 and 24 East Centre Street,
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
nml onn't pet it, then come to lis for
It. wo carry tlio bust 01 ....
Groceries, Butter and
Eggs,
FLOUR and FEED.
Our delivery wagon owaits your order. Goods
delivered promptly.
HUSSER & BEDDALL,
29 East Centre Street.
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
-For-
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter.
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beer.
M. C. WATSON,
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer.
Cigars. Tobacco, &c. Agent for Heading
Brewing Co.'s Beer and Porter.
11 and 118 S. IVlsIn St.
I Oil 1 WRITE?
"A good letter should be
Written on good paper."
for the
As1
PENNSYLVANIA
Box of paper and envelopes.
It will suit you. 25 cents a box.
HOOKS & BROWN
a North Main St.
FALL and WINTER STYLES.
Call and see the brightest, breeziest, snappiest
lot or Fall and Winter suitings snenan'
doah has ever bad.
We're experts on fit.
We're dealers In new ideas.
We're leaders of reasonable prices
, 1111 narc
a hard man to suit wo want
1
jPQRTZ & BRO.
Sfl- North IVIaln St.
SUCCEEDING WELL!
The Klmira Mutual Waving Fund is succeeding
well ill blienanuoail. ree wiim iiuziwuu n inwi
. ... , ,. i,
Inir citizen says about it :
I IIazluton, l'A Jan. 11th, 18.
Dkau rim : This is to certify that I made an
application for withdrawal of my stock in Tho
Klmira Mutual Ilulhllng and Loan Association,
aud received check for full amount of dues paid
by me bv return mail. I do not hesitate to
recommend tho association to nuy person wish
ing to Ipvcst. They do a very Urge business
here. Most of our leading bunjness men carry
u very large amount of stock. I intend to renew
iny certificate for thirty shares nel month.
W. lHvin Curmow.
Holidays.
ORGANS.
ESTBY, CROWN,
WEAVER
UNITED
LAWRENCE,
STATES,
(7 OCTAVE.)
Only ono price. ou ore earnestly Invited to call at
MAHANOY CITY, PA.
POLITICAL CARDS.
I"
,10It 1IICIH COXSTAM.H,
JOHN MATTHEWS,
Of the Fourth Ward.
Subject to Democratic rules.
pioit man constaiu.u,
JAMES EMANUELS,
Of tho l'lflli Ward.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
JtOlt WAltD COXSTAIILK, (Fifth Wnrd.l
WILLIAM BENDER,
Of tho Fifth AVard.
Subject to Citizen party rules.
"poll SCHOOL DIRICCTOlt, (Fifth Ward.)
CHARLES HOFFMAN,
Of the Fifth Ward.
Subject to Citizens' party rules.
jpioit man CONSTAUI.K.
EDWARD MASON,
Of the Fifth Ward.
Subject to Citizens' party rules,
jpoit CONSTAUI.li, (Third Word).
JOHN W. BLAKER.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
ptOlt COUNCIL, (Third Ward).
THOMAS J. JAMES.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
OPEN EVERY DAY
Go to tho Shenandoah Dental Kooma for
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fillings. If your artiflcal teeth do not suit
rou call to see us. All examinations free.
1 f .. 1 1, 1 1 , C ...... 1 ... . 1 f ,
1,0 juaftu mi Kiiius ui imhics. umu uiuivun,
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown
and Itridgo work and all operations that per
tain to uental surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates aro
ordered. Wo are tho only U6ers of vitalized
air for tho painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
DervfrSal : Rooms,
1
itman's lllock)
E3st Centre Street.
Ofllce Hours: 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
FKliGUSON'S THKATRK,
I. J. I'Enocsos, MANAOEn.
Friday, February rth, 1896.
ORAND BENEFIT PERFORMANCE
'. . . .1
lor Mrs. jnie jenKins, wuose son was
recently killed at Indian Kidge colliery,
l,V 11, A
Scanlan-Durkin Comedy Co.,
Grant Band, . . .
Schoppe Orchestra.
Tho above named organizations ore well worth
me price oi admission, ana will endeavor
to render ono of the best amateur
performances ever given
in this town.
Reserved seats on sale nt Kirltn's drug store.
PRICES, 25, 35 & 50 Cents.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
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