G i' ' . f t Winter is . . . ...Still Here. Heavy Clothing remains In domaiifl, espc-iaUy the klnil wo keep in stuck, but that doesn't keep our prices up. Our stock of OVERCOATS. .- AND WINTER SUITINGS At half prices, nro going nt half prices to make room for new stock. Our Spring Stock Is nt tho depot. Storage bills nro runlijug up, so wo must clUpose of what wo have on hand as soon as possible. Don't hold back for better liargains. You won't got thcin on winter bargains. Our goods aro down to the bottom notch. l. GOLDIN, Mammoth Clothing House, 9 & 1 1 S. Tlain Street. EVENING HERALD SATUKDAY, FKIIKUAKY in, 1S0I). PERSONAL. Mrs. John Martin is visiting relatives in Hunbury. Mrs. J. U.Martin left town this morning frSunbury, to visit relatives. Mrs.Dowling, of Haidetoii, whowasaguest of town friends, returned to her homo to-day. Miss Mary Millichap, accompanied by her I'ousin, Miss Mabel Millington, is visiting the latter's parents at Tort Carbon. Messrs. fieorgo and Harry Taylor and Thomas Fulton, of Girardville, attended the Leap Year dance in town last evening. Itov. Father Dully, formerly curato of the Annunciation church of town, and now located at Philadelphia, was a town visitor yesterday. William Delahanty Setley arrived in town last evening and will remain here until tho base ball season opens, when he expects to go either to Washington or York. William J. Jacobs, tho West Oak street tailor, meets his customers with a pleasant pinlle these days. A young tailor arrived at liis houso yesterday, and papa is as happy as the day is long. To My rrteinK. If in need of a lino suit, ready-made or made-to-order, call and see me at J. H. Will iams', cor. Market and Centre streets, I'otts ville. 2-11-tf A.T. Joxiih. Governor Ilrndlcy Nominee Defeated. I-'JiANKFORT, Ky., Feb. ID. By n voto of 0 to 1(1 tho Kentucky senuto .yesterday afternoon rojected tho nomination of I'ostell, tho ncfrro appointed by Governor Hrndloy us stownrd of tho Western Ken tucky Asylum for tho Iusauo, .Tho ap pointment has been held up in tho senate for the past month. Tiie Weather. For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer toy, Delaware, Murylaud und District of Columbia: Fair; decidedly warmer; boutherly winds. The Ideal J'anacea. James I Francis, Alderman, Chicago, says: "I regard Dr. King's New Discovery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs, Colds and Lung Complaints, having used it in my family for tho last five years, to the exclusion of physician's prescriptions or other prepara tions." Rev. John Burgns, Keokuk, Iowa, writes : "I havo leiin a Minister of tho Methodist Eni&coml chhrch for 50- -years Or more, nud havo never foilnd anything so beneficial, or that cave me such speedy relief as Dr.'Klng's New Discovery" Try this Ideal Cough Jiemeuy now. xnai Domes ireo ai a. Waslcy's drug store. BIG. REDUCTIONS In holiday goods, suitable as gifts for other festive occasions. Money saved is money earned by call ing on us and examining our stock of Silverware, Watches, Musical Instruments, . .... Optical Goods. Watch : Repairing : a : Specialty. Done cheaper than any other place In Town. IKE ORKIN'S 129 S. Main Street, SHENANDOAH, PA. BUY YOUR- Groceries FLOUR, FEED, HAY AMD STRAW, Also Table and Floor 011 Cloths From E. E3. FOLEY, Cor. Centre and Wt St. PITHYPOINTS. Happening Throughout llic Hrglon Chron leleil for Hnsty l'crumil. A red fox was captured noar tho cemetery at Mahanoy City yesterday. Tho P. & 11. C. & 1. Co. collieries will work noxt week four three-quarter days, commenc ing on Monday morning. Burglars worked all night to open tho safe in Charley Allen's piny house at Tnmaqua, und were rewarded by finding 39 cents. Mrs. Sarah Spatner, aged 02 years, died at her home In Frackvillo on Wednesday, and the remains were Interred this afternoon. Hoarders at a St. Clair hotel recently com plained to the landlord that tho meaU were that tough they couldn't chew tho grayy. The shooting match between l'atton, of Forrestvillc, and Thomas, of Thomaston, which ended In a dlsputo on January 1, will be shot over to-day. Tho manager of tho showMhat appeared hero last night to such a small audience, now realizes that his informant knew nothing of the relative merits of the local advertising mediums. C. D. Kaler will build a new opera houso on the site of the old ono. Tho new structure will he twico as large, and will have two balconies. Shenandoah will also havo a new play houso nit. Itov. Theophilus Jones, tlm well known Welsh Baptist minister, died at his homo at Wlikesbarro Thursday, aged 80 years. Tho deceased was tho oldest Baptist minister in the United States, both in age and as to length of service in tho ministry. O'Neill Bros, yesterday ' placed a fino Malcolm I.ovo piano in the home of Mrs. Haverty, on South Bowers street. They havo placed their order for another carload of thoso superior pianos with I). W. Oise, tho repre sentative. Tho Mask and Wig Club was entertained at the homo of Miss Hannah B. 'Morrison, on KastCentro street, last evening. Up to Date fur l'aius und Aches. Kvcrybody says Bed Flag Oil, 25c. At Gruhtcr Bros., drug store. The "V" Program. Tho following program will bo rendered at a meeting of the "Y" to bo held this evening: Scripture reading, Miss Schoener ; prayer ; singing ; declamation. Miss Jessie Manscll ; instrumental solo, (ieorgo Koxby ; comic reading, John Kcrslako; recitation, Miss Helen Price ; cornet solo, Miss SallloBeddall ; impromptu addrcssus: question bos, Charles Bashaw ; singing ; essay. Miss Clino ; idcclama tiou, J. Hughes; address, Mr. Mansell ; comic reading, Thomas Dawson; critic, J. T. Lawson, Diamond Cream Silver Polish at Bruuim's. ltcturn Thanks. Mr. John O'Dwyerand wife, of West Coal street, desiro to return thanks to their many kind friends during the bereavement in tho loss of their sou, and especially to the employes at Kohiuoor colliery who attested their regard for tho deceased young man by a lloral offering bearing tho inscription Com rade." The young man had a bright future before him, hud was held in high esteem by tho employes of tho above mentioned col liery and all who knew him. ICemoval. Itcmovul. M Strouse, tho jeweler, wishes to inform his friends and the public that ho has moved his stock of watches, diamonds and jewelry to tho Klein building, on North Main street,' opposite Beddall's hardwaro store, liepairiug a specialty. Injured in Coasting. John Dolphin, aged 18 years and residing on West Lino street, was seriously injured hist night while coasting on West Lloyd street. The sled upon which Delphin and four other young men were coasting collided with a sleigh in chargoof an unknown party. Delphin was thrown some distance and sus tained a fracturo of tho left leg below tho knee. The others escaped injury. Delphin was taken to tho Miners' hospital this morn ing. Sclicitly House l'or Sale. Tho property and good will of the Scheilly Hoube, on North Main street, is otl'ei i d fur sale. Tho, proprietor contemplates locating in the South. For further particulars apply at tho Schellly Houso. liMU-tf Umbrellas ro-covcred whilo you wait at Bruinm's joirolry store. 2-11-tf Turaed to Use. Andrew Hughes, of West Lloyd street, has i.iit nt ot-mtttrfl mill Qnliltpil in tfiV i.,n. ehhicry. thomcrry-go-round which was given away by ono of tho Philadelphia nowspapcrs last weeK anil has it in operation at Ills store, X Sure Curo fur Coughs and Colds. That's whatPan.Tina is, 23c. At (Iruhlcr Bros., drug storo. Jurors Draw n for March. The following nro unique the jurors drawn for tho March term of Court : Edward Cooper, Martin Mullahey, Christ. Foliz; Jr., S. D. Sandon, Patrick l'urccll, F. J. Portz, Andrew Bishop, James Boll and John J, Price, Shen andoah; J. B, Anthony, Delano; Joseph liaudenbush and Peter Dresher, Union town ship; Michael Donnelly, David (Iraham and Samuel Britton, Mahanoy City. Holt's Your Cough? Pan-Tina cures it, Sfle. At llruhler Bros., drug storo. Corset Kalvlrtt In I.Iinbo. Tho two men who victimized tnauy women of this and other towns of tho region, ran to tlio end of their ropo yesterday, wr.cn tlipy were arrested by ijMist BurgcSs Woodward, of Ashland. Tho prisoners wero discharged, but not beforo they surrendered 52 orders they had secured in that town, and the cash equivalent. A flighty Nice Thing for Coughs. What? Pan-Tina, 23c. At Oruhlor Bros., drug storo, A Suit for Slander. Chief of Police Thomas Tosh this afternoon sworn to information before 'Square Denglcr, charging Thomas J. Higgius with slander, and asking for $2500 damages. The papers will bo placed in the Sheritl's hands on Monday. Best Little Purgative j I ever used," writes one lady, in regard to j Hood's Pills. "They are so mild and do their work with out any griping. I recommend )them to all suf fering from cos tlvencss. They will cortalnly brlngyour habits regular- Weuee no other cathar tic." Hood's mm l Fills are rapidly increasing In favor. 2So. Col. Joseph One of Sheridan's Commanders Saved by Paine's Celery Compound. Col. Joseph I.. Follctt of Xcw York has a national reputation. At the age of 21, Col. Follctt enlisted In Battery G., First Missouri Light Artillery, and soon rose to its command. At Lookout Mountain, his was tho only Battery that reached the summit. Since the war ho has devoted himself to mechanical engineering, and has invented several important improvements on the sew ing machine, and a bicycle that promises to bo ono of tho surprises of next season. Tho tension on tho nervous system of an inventor, kept up for months and months, seriously weakened the health of a busy brain worker like.Col. Follett, and his con stitution, which even the hardships of war did not weaken, threatened to succumb to nervous exhaustion. What Col. Follett has to say in regard to his restoration to health, cannot fail to carry great weight. In a letter to Wells & Hich- ardson Co., of Burlington, Vt., he writes : "When suffering from mental exhaustion and a generally disorganized Bystcm, and overwork, I used Paine's celery compound. "Tho compound acted liko a charm on my bowels and kept them in fine condition, and I experienced great relief from my brain troubles. "I have not used Paine's celery compound for six mouths, but I shall when in need of An Important Jlereliuildlse Movement In Con.efiuence of a-Change In Our Lucntlon. We aro goln; into larger, bett6r quarters soon. Your constantly increasing patronage demands it. When wo art ready to move, this stock should be as small-as rapid and heavy selling will ltavo it. Look bow the prices on Dry Hoods take a tumble, so we can start anew in tho new stand. Evkry tiii.no MUfcT (iu. Itemnunts of goods suitable for waists and skirts; men's white shirts, 35c; best collars, 4 ply linen, 3 for 25c; men's percalo shirts. Site; Merrimac prints, 4Jc; regular 25c. cashmeres go for lilc; black hcuriettas, grand value, now only 50c. Come early; every department in tho storo offers equal bargains' to early buyers. " ' L. J. Vilkinpon, ' ' 2ti South Main street. Mnhanoy City TrotlerHl Owners of fast horses in Mahan.oy'C"ity are taking advantage of the good 'sleighing, Harry Hall's "Fanny," however, still re tains tho local titlo of "Queen of tho turf." M. J. Ifnughney purchasod what ho thought was a winner, but last night Mr. Ball's trotter showed much, superiority. Whilo they wero racing Mr. Haughney's cutter struck a post and badly damaged the vehicle, Tho horso received several had cuts. Koine People Try to Imitate tho Factory Shoo Store, but they forget tho most important part, viz: tlio ! actory price, 2-H-tf J JloYKK, Mgr. UUtrlbutlug the loxe. III cousequcuco of tho ballot boxes used at the last fall election being tied up by reason of tho I.yon-Dunu Judgeship contest, it is necessary that tho County Commissioners supply additional boxes for use at tho election next Tuesday and they are now engaged in making tho distribution. Commissioner Iteutz was in town to-day attending to that branch uf tlio work and other matters in connection with the election. l'otaloe I Potatoes I Wo havo a car of nice Pennsylvania potatoes which aro unexcelled or seldom equalled for cooking. Wo sell them while they last in flvo bushel lots at 25 tents per bushel, for cash only. Smaller quantities, 30 tents per bushel. . 2-8-tf Jameb Goodman & Co. The Hospital Crowded. The Miners' hospital is again overcrowded, thero being at present 100 patients in the wards, and a' largo number of dispensary natienU undor treatment. The absence of Dr. Gallagher, first assistant surgeon, who has been off duty for tho past ilvo wcoks by reason of illness, has thrown considerable additional work upon the reduced force, and thoy aro all moro or less feeling the ctlects, Schellly House. Clam chowder for freo lunch to-night Everybody is invited. Chicken soup Fish cakes oysters and clams in every style. L Follctt a tonic and general regulator of the system. I have recommended it to a great many, and every one who tried it got relief. "It is the best general remedy I ever used or knew anything about." When tho nervous system has become weakened from any cause, Palno's celery compound builds it up as nothing else can. It makes people well. People in every walk of life have reason to bo grateful to Prof. Phelps, of Dartmouth, the eminent scientist who discovered Paine's , celery compound. Ho understood the pe culiar needs of tho nervous system; he knew that tho backache, headache, sleeplessness, loss of appetite, and disordered blood all mean that the nerves are weakened and.iu adequate to the demands upon them. Tho expcrlenco of thousands has proven all over this broad country that only Paine's celery compound will give health to tho nerves, and through them to the entire body. Colleges conferred upon Dr. Phelps their highest honors for his invaluable investiga tions in medicine, but all this seems insig nillcant in comparison with tho chorus of gratitude that has gone up all over the world fiom men, women and children, who havo outgrown weakness and the lack of health by the use of Paine's celery com pound, the mo?t wondcifiil nerve and blood restorative. "The Derby .llnseot." I With I.ittlo Katie Itooney us a star and a play ol such excellence as that of "The Derby Mascot," it is no wonder .mauagcr Charles A. Taylor is getting rich. The play has met with nothing but success since Its opening. It is up to dato in every particular and has never before been so well staged,. Tho horses nro a wonderful attraction and havo played their parts so long that they seem to understand cvcrywordthatlssnoken. The race scene is well mounted, tho horses passiug three times m view of tho 'audience ruuning at full speed. Fred Suranierfleld days "George," tho rcfueco. this season: Mattio Itooney, a sister of Katie, plays Johnnio Blue," and littlo Pansy Wlllard, as Tex." is considered lust the thlutr. Katlu appears this season as a Fifth Avenue Bello n a new scene, and makes tho hit other lifi.. M Ferguson's theatre, Tuesday evening, tho join nisi. New CnrpeU For cash or easy terms at C. 1). Fricke'n Carpet Store. 2-6-3m tione to Pastures New, Tommy Savage.' the old orean m-imlnrwlm has been a familiar'figuro on tho streeta fnr n long time past, has changed his residence to ill. . uarmol, assigning as his reason his in- ability to secure work here. Tho boys, who miLtw I'ln100.1, interohted i'trous, will! miss that asthmatic orimn nml Tnm,' inspired look as ho ground out, with a per - tiuacity worthy of Padercwsky, tho sweet tainius oi urauutather's t! neV a.,i Hooncyand Comrades, with such a number of variations as would bring joy to the heart of the most enthusiastic follower of Wagner Although the old organ did not always render the same tuno in exactly the samo way, tho etfoct was ulways the tame. With nis cnange or residence Tommy will chango tho tunes in his box, as it ds now in New ric Doing ntted up for Paradise Alley and "all the latest and most noDtilar sons r.f day." Special for To-day. One decorated berry set, constating of buvun pieces, win oo givenaway freo to every purchaser of ouo pound box of Orand Union jiAKing rowucr. At the Uhand Union Tp.v Co., 8-H-2t 28 South Main St. null and Game Amoclatlon. Tho annual meeting of the Mahanoy City Fish and Game Association, quite a number of whose members reside here, held its an nual meeting yesterday. The hooka show a balanco of I109.CO in tho treasury. ThWy tans of brook trout have been sent for, and they will bo distributed lu the streams in the valley. Tho members will be furnished with metallic badges. That Special Sale . .. . c?l. ;,.... t 1 it . . anne factory ovi"i ""uiuKsiocni rapidly. You can savo money by buying now. S-H-tf J- A. MoYEJt, Mgr. "GOLD MEDAL FLOUR" MEDAL FLOUR" Makes best bread. "GOLD MEDAL FLOUR" Makes best Iread. MISCELLANEOUS. FOU KENTv-Hrlck, dwelling liotipe, suitable for dwelling and office, corner Oak and Market strcrK For particulars a'pply nt 2S West IJoytl htrret. 2-12-2t OU SALE. Dcelrnblo brick hotel nml dwcl lhiir known as Dormer's Atlnntic (Jartlcn. For terms nnply to Mrs. M. Dormer St. Clair. Pa, ' l-3l4v-cod WANTED. 20 RirU at once to pew on hats and cups. Experienced hands preferred. Iletter wbrcs paid than In any other factory. Apply at tho Keystone MTk Co,, 100 Dowers Ktreet. 3-12-at THOH SALE. The M ater pump, counters and JL? bar fixtures of the ScheMy Houm. For ! further information apply to J. Jv, 1', Scheifly. ITU) It HENT, The building now occupied by ? MM m el Schcfdcr, the North Main street I confectioner, after April 1st, 1S9G. Contains i store room nnd 10 rooms for duelling purposes. 'Apply at "William Nelnwlnter's Ihcry stables, . corner Coal nnd Main streets. 120-tf IF YOU WANT THE BEST nnd enn't pet It, then come to us for it. AVc carry tho best of ! Groceries, Butter and Eggs, FLOUR and FF.ED. Our delivery wagon awaits your order. Goods uenvcreu promptly riUSSER & BEDDALL, 29 East Centre Street. hillions of Dollars Go up in smoko everyyear. Take no. risks but get your houses, stock, fur niture, etc., insured in first-class re liable companies as represented by DAVID FAUST, SSSSSdifS' : Also Lite and Accidental Companies. WOOD'S Shenandoah Gollecjel 100 Charter Hember . . . Scholarships. Three Departments at the Price of One. BUSINESS, SHORTHAND, . . ENGLISH. THOMAS JSIARTIN, SPECIAL ORGANIZER, F" ERG U SO rsl H OTE l. Satisfaction Guaranteed Plumbing AND Gasfitting. P. W. BELL, Cor., Main Sc Centre Sta. Basement of Beddall's Building. Mav be the subiect of careful i t1,,.1,t k.-i- tt, Ua mut. L; to. 1 ' uon ns 10 ule laCl Uml "Ol IP CHOICF" UUK IIVlC Box of paper art envelopes is the . 1 . .. 1 . . . i C . Ct slatlonery 0Jl WJncu lo I wnte- 25f cents per box. HOOKS & BROWN a North Main St. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. rt s. Phillips, m. n. OMcei SO West Centre Micet. Can be consulted at all hours. p F. I1UKKE, M. D. 30 B. Lloyd street, Shenandoah. Office hours ! 7 to 0 a. in., 1 to 3 and 7 tot i. ui. j ii. poMunov, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Shenandoah, Pa, M. IlUItKE, ATIORNEY-AT-LAW. Office Egan building, corner of Main ana venire sirecia, oucitnuuuuii. K01 JOHN JONES, MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR, Lock Box 85, Mahanoy CAtkr, I'a. , studied under some ot the best matters Ti London and Paris, will give lruoni 1 on the violin, iruitar and vocal LulturA. tk.ub ; reasonable. Address In care of Htrouie, this jeweler, ouciiuimuuii! Makes best bread. OPEN EVERY DAY Go to tho Shenandoah Dental Kooms for painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver fillings. If your artifical teeth do not suit you call to see ns. All examinations freo. We mrtko all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns, Aluminum (Crowns Logau Crowns, Crown nud liridgo work and all opcratioiiithat per tain to' Dental Surgery. , ordered. Wo.are'tha only users of vitalized uniur uio painiess extraction ol teeth. SHENANDOAH Dental : Rooms, (Titman's Block) East Centre Street. Onlce Hours; 7 a. m. to S p. m. THE NEW SAVING BUND Meets the flrst Wednesday of every mouth in K. W. Hhoemnkcr's onlce. Over COO shares hae already been Bold for the first series for Shenan doah. Five hundred moro aro now ready for sale. Sixteen of our leading business men aro the acth'e managers of this branch. Loans on flrst mortgago wijl bomndo promptly. For full particulars pee any of tlio officers. JOHN J. I'ltlCE, President. M. OWENS, Secretary DinKCTOItS 1'. J. Monaghan, SI. I,. Kern merer, Levi Kefowich, John P. Boelmi, I). It. James, John Mieldazls, Thomas Jones, (leorge If. Williams, J. I'. Williams. FALL-and WINTER STYLES. Call and sco tho brightest, breeziest, snappiest lot of Fall and Winter Suitings 'Shenan doah has ever had. We're experts ou-flt. We're dealers in new ideas. We're leaders of reasonable prices. If you aro a hard man to suit we want you to call. PORTZ & BRO., 24 North Main St. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE AC A L JVf J00 acres clear, nnd with option "vl'i nt pnrehailng 100 ncres timber land adjoining. Dwelling and barn and all necessary out building In good order and repair. Will bo told with or without stock and farming Implements. Coal is supposed to under lie this property. Within 3 miles of n flrst-tlai i market. Will trade, for town property. A PI A 1311 173 acres, near .Ions Grove, T5 'V1.1 aerea clear. Dwelling cost aver $2500. ,Good barn and out buildings. Stock and farm kuplcments. i,r. ,4if1stcllto dlsolve partnership. rTk. BEDDALL, or ,r' D. II. LLEWELLYN, ;SIienandoah, Pa. j Above parties wlljf negotlato the sale"6l any goou nccucu properly in niivimim" IilEItcaUSOK'8 THEATItK, 1 1'. J. I'Enavsox Makaokk. Tuesday, February 18, '96. LITTLE KATIE ROONEY Indian, A. Taylor's Great Itaclng Play DERBY MASCOT. npi- Tlio Great Horny icacc. U U The lleautlful Hwamp Borne. OLL Tho ltealistle Gallows Scene. The celebrated Leaping Ilorw) "King Faio" In Ills wonutrfui leap over gates ol u. is. crotiwB. Car Load Special Scenery. All New Mechanical Effects. 10 Buck and Wing Dancers. 2 Thoroughbred Race Horses, "King Raro" and "Uray Hrince.--PRICES, 25, BO & 75 Cents. Heuts on sale ut Kirllnf drugstore. A genuine wclcomo awaits youat JOE WYATT'S SALOON, Cor. Hal n and Coal Sts. Pool room attached, Finest whiskeys, beers, porter and ale constantly on tap. Choice tem perance driulti and cigars. - o
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