N
OUR.
SPECIAL SALE
or "ckinkm:d citKi'i; papeu"
will bo continued for Hiiothcr wcok.
lieineinber, c give ii five foot roll
for 10 cents. I'ould not ho Imiight
licfnro for less tlmn 23 cents.
ONLY ONE MORE WEEK.
HOOKS & BROWN
a North Via In St.
GRAND OPENING!
-AT-
REFOWICH'S
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HALL
March 26th.
The finest line of Men's, Roys'
and Children's Novelties
in Clothing ever dis
played in this city.
yvstsj. Watcn Our Mammoth
Show Windows.
L. REFOWICH,
NO. 10 S. nAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
EVENING HERALD
SATURDAY, MARCH 81. 1S00.
The Importance of 11 lltlsinefis Kduriittou.
Young man, ilo you know that a business
education is worth more to you, tliroiifrh the
kittles of life, than great riches ? Do you
know that the charter member scholarships
of Wood's College are being fast taken up by
tho young men and women of Shenandoah
and surrounding towns 'I Do you know and
realize that the price for a charter member
ship for a combined courso is just half price?
Do you know, if you would securo ouo of
these charter memberships, you should act at
onco I
Do you know that Prof. S. I. Wood, tho
president of Woods' Shenandoah College, is
ono of tho most thorough business college
men iu tho United States ?
And do you know, if you would not
miss a charter member scholarship, you must
seo I'rof. Thomas Martin, tho special or
ganizer, or his assistant, Julia liyrne, at the
I'crguson House.
llpgln Itlght With Coughs mid Colds.
Take tho sure cure, Pan-Tina, 25c. At
Griihler Iiros., drug store.
t Touting ll New Kxploslve.
, ' It. J. Goade, of New York, was in tho liig
Mountain mine, at Shatnokiii, together with
Jlino Inspectivo TJrennan, testing a new
xplosivo made of crude oil. It cannot bo
exploded by concussion nlonc, and is meeting
with big success wherever used.
Painless Dentistry,
New Methods,
New Dental Parlors.
DR.
J. W. VAN VALZAH,
Opera House Block,
Corner Main and Oak Streets.
Entrance on Oak Street.
Ofllce Hours : 8 n. m. to 8 p. m.
imiuTnmnnmTmmniHHiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniuninim
Did We Hear
You say that your Watch, or
Clock, or Earrings, or Jewelry
needed repairing ?
Ii so, we are now again fully
able to do all kinds of repairing,
giving you first-class and honest
work at short notice at the most
reasonable prices.
Our extra stock of
WATCHES,
CLOCKS and -
JEWELRY
Must be reduced and we sell vou
anything iu the store at almost
sacrifice prices.
IKE ORKIN'S
129 S. Main Street,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
LATEST DESIGNS.
floor OILCLOTHS
From 25c to 60c per yard.
E. B. FOLEY,
Corner Centre and West Streets,
PERSONAL.
Mrs. ritugeralil and son, John, of llrowns
vllle, are visiting relatives in Philadelphia.
Harry Weidensiuil, the pool cue manipula
tor, of Mt. Cnrmel, spent last evening in town.
Misses Hattio nml Miriam Hess, of West
Lloyd street, aro spending the day In Phila
delphia. .inineaA. Mullahey, the school teacher,
who was convalescent aftor an attack of
pneumonia, is reported sufTering from a re
lapse. Misses Jennie Morrison and Jennie Lynn,
lady attendants at tho Minors' hospital, Foun
tain Springs, wero tho guests of town friends
last evening.
At .Iiinies Goodman mid Co's.
Perks county potatoes, 5 bushel for $1.25.
Fresh eggs 1 1 cents por dozen,
llest pound-print creamery butter 27 cents.
Country dairy round prints 20 cents.
Good tub butter, 10 lb tubs, 18 cents. 2-3-tf
At Win. l'l'im To-iilglit.
A strong cast of performers will glvo nn
entertainment to-night nt Win. Pcnn, under
the management of JCorman Moore. Such
talented artists as Milllo Myrtlo, In her
barefoot Trilby dance, and Lilllo Itevero in
her own peculiar dance, will appear, together
with that red-hot song and danco team, Hall
and Williams. Prominent among tho Shen
andoah talent which will appear Is William
Thomas, who, in conjunction with Mr. Moore,
will play tho ends during tho first part.
This affair promises to eclipso any thing of
a liko naturo over before held in Win. Peim
and should bo well patronized, thus encourag
ing other good attractions to play tho tor? n,
Slake Your Hoys Clail.
Also your rockct-book by buying yorfr
shoes nt factory prices at the Factory Shoo
Store. Don't forget wo give, you a beautiful
penknife with each $1.00 purchase
3-13-tf J. A. MoYKlt, Mgr.
Surprise Party,
Miss Mattio Leo was tendoretl a surprise
party last evening by about forty friends re
siding in this town and other places, nt her
homo on West Coal street. Dancing nnd
vocal hud instrumental music .formed tlio
pastimes of the evening and wero inter
spersed by service of ico cream, cake, fruit
and lemonade. Among thoso who partook of
tho festivities wero Misses Maine Gerhard,
Clara Granger, Edjtli lioyd, Maud and Mamo
Lyons, l.lla ilair and Lizzie Stride, nnd
Messrs. William James, Charles Hendricks,
Joo Kerschner, George Garrett, Thomas
Wren, Harry Parmley, Charles Schelly,
James Cliiford and John Williams, of Maha-
noy City; Miss Kdlth Jones, of Shamokin;
Miss Gertrude Lvans, of Ashland; Misses
Lizzio liellis, Maggie Pell, Gcrtrudo and
Nettio Levine, Gertrudo and Sadie Keese,
May and Hnttio Lee, and Messrs. Thomas
Feist, Philip Malcy, Joseph Hell, Thomas
Iteilly, Dr. J. W. VauVnlzah, and Martin
Uillinger, of town.
Just Kecclvcd.
Two car loads of C. Feigenspan's Newark,
N. J., celebrated llock Peer. Now or. tap at
all tho leading hotels and saloons in Shenan
doah nnd vicinity. Call for Feigenspan's
Hock and you will liavo no other.
Solomon Haak, Agent,
120 South Main street,
3-12-2W Shenaudoah, Pa,
Shoo factory right.
A riot occurred yesterday at Laudlugvillo
resulting from a disputo ns to tho ownership
of tho Zuber Shoe Factory at that place,
which was sold out about two months ago by
tho Shcriif. J. It. Matthews, of New York
city, and Albert Grier, of Philadelphia, two
of the heaviest creditiors, bought it in,
Francis Zubcr and tho Hoard of Trado of
Landiugvillc claim that through a technical
ity they still own tho property and refused
to vacate. Suit was brought to oust Zubcr
and las party before a Jttstico of tho Peace,
who held Zuber under 6300 ball. Zuber inv
mediately brought a similar suit against
Montgomery, who was held under $1,000
bail. Tho Montgomery party then sent their
agents to Landliigville, who entered the
factory, barricaded the doors and nailed up
the windows. Tho Zuber party hearing of
this brought another suit for forcible entry
and detainer. Constables who served tho
warrants wero 'denied admittance. They,
assisted by Zuber and about a dozen citizens,
assaulted tho factory, but wero driven back
with bloodshed, but no serious injury was
sustained. After several assaults tho factory
was entered and arrests made, each prisoner
being put under heavy ball.
X'or Sale Cheap.
Four glass show cases, good as new ; four
largo tables, suitable for any business. Apply
nt L. J. Wilkinson's,
211 South Main St.
A, Uuilo Trump,
Threo men were furnished with lodgings
in tho Council Chamber last night. Two
wero regular Weary Wattles. Tho third was
a flashily dressed young fellow who displayed
a superabundance of culls and intoxicants,
but ho was ablo to navigate to an arm with
considerable grace and dignity. Ho drew
forth a cigaretto nud surveyed his surround
ings witli a sang-froid tiiat caused ono of his
loss fortunate companions to exclaim, "Hully
gee, is dis a Wamlergoiild dat wo have run up
against'" Tho dudo turned a scornful glance
upon the speaker and retorted, "No, blr;
you are gravely mistaken. It is true I am
not in your class, but unfortunately I cannot
lay claim to .the identity with which you
would honor mo." The tramp for whom
the answer wa's intended stood aghast and tin
involuntary sound liko "whew!" escaped
from his pai ted lips. "What is your name,
and whore do you hail from V asked Police
man Lee. My name is John W. Jlorgan;
permanei.it addreM, Hanleton, Pa." Tho
policeman retired with a low courtesy. Jlr.
Jlorgan, of Ilaaletou, left town via tho east
bound L. Y. 11. It. tmsk this morning.
'.hi-llly House Special To.nlght.
Chiaksiiabup. Oyster soup.
Fish cakoj. Deviled orabs.
Four fried oysters fur 10 cents.
Bock and LugorBeor.
York State Cidor.
Oyitor stews 15 cents nnd upward.
Another Cu(-lii ut Hells Tunnel,
Another cave-in occurred at Bells Tunnel,
near JIt. Carinel. Tho opening is about
throe times ns largo as the one that took place
last week, Tlio ground for a hundred yards
on cither side of tho liolo is cracking and
residents of tho little town are afraid to
venture near. Tho village is still safe, tho
ast cave-in occurring a hundred yards oast
of it.
lime Vim i, lltg 1 ucit?
If so, thoro is a snap at the Factory Shoo
Storoforyou, Wo liavo about 530 pairs of
men's working and dross shoos, allsty'is, Nos,
0, 10 and 11, which wo ore selling for vory
low prices to make room for spring goods.
3-13-tf J. A. Jl0VK,jrgr.
Your Choice.
Property No. S and 7 North Main street,
either with private residence or hotel ulono,
Scheilly Houso. This proposition open for
two weeks. 3-11-tf
LANDLORD AND TENANT.
Arbitrators Cllio nn Avtnnl In rvir of
tlio former,
Messrs. James Grant, William Krlck and
T, K. Ileddall, lJwi., probably heBrd enough
of the relations of landlord nnd tonnnt yos
tenlay to satisfy tho most voracious appetite
for such knowlcde. For ono wholo day,
witli the exception of n brief intermission
for lunch, thoy sat iu tho oillco of M. jr.
llurko, Ksq., in tlio Ugan building, nnd lis
tened to the ovidenco of witnesses in behalf
of Samuel lllock, as tenant, on ono side, anil
John Howling, ns landlord, on tho other.
Tlio furmer is a clothing merchant having a
storo at tho southwest cornor of Main and
Cherry streets and, notwithstanding tho bit
terness ot tho law suit which was arbitrated
yesterday, continues ns tho tenant of Jlr.
IJowling. Tliero wero tlirco lnwyors in the
case, J. H. Pouicroy and E, W. Shoemaker,
irfqs., appearing lor tne prosecutor, who was
Mr. lllock, and M. M. llurko, Ksrj,, npponr
ing for Jlr. Dowllng. Tho object of tlio suit
was to recover from Mr. Howling f 75 worth
of goods which that gentleman had seized
through Constable Bolln in payment for rent
ho claimed was duo from Jlr. Plook for oc
cupation of tho premises during tho month
of December, last.
Jlr. lllock refused to pay tho rent for that
month, amounting to S40, and paid all sub-
sequent rents undor protest becnuso ho
claimed tho landlord had failed to keep an
agreement to make certain repairs nnd im
provements. Jlr. Howling said ho kept all
agreements and that Block asked for too
much. It was shown in evidence that Jlr.
Dowllng notified tlio tenant not to (make any
improvements nnd repairs without his con
sent and workmen hired by Sir. Block testi
fied that they wero driven fiom tho premises
by tho landlord, Jlr. lllock eventually had
work dono in addition to that Jlr. Dowllng
caused to bo mado. Tho lawyers on each
sldo occupied about fifteen minutes in sum
ming up nnd tho arbitrators gavo an award
in favor of tho landlord for $-10 rent and the
costs, which will amount to about $35. Thcso
sums, with tho oost of improvements and
repairs ho mado on his own volition,
lawyers' fees, etc., will make Jlr. Block's
expenses run up to about $175.
A Coming Home "Wedding.
Tho marriage of Jliss Anna, daughter of
Jlrs. Kato Bright Wilhelm, formerly of Ash
land, to Jlr. H. Opponliclmer, of Philodel
phia, is announced to tako place at tho home
of tho brido's grandmother, Jlrs. Win. H.
Bright, on Wednesday, April.29th. It will bo
a private ceremony, to bo performed by the
Kev. F. S. Hort, of tho Presbyterian church.
Tho bride, to bo, is ono of Ashland's favorite
and most beautiful girls. Jlr. Oppenheimer
is tho private secretary for the firm of
Osbourno & Co., manufacturers of farming
implements at Philadelphia, in which city
they will make their home.
Mlno Workers Convention.
A convention of tho United Jline Workers
of Amorica, of Anthracito District No. 1, was
held in Pottsvillo yesterday, tho business
considered being of a routine naturo. The
main topic, discussed was tho formation of
groups of Locals into sub-districts. Tho An
thracito Locals will bo divided Into eight sub
divisions'as follows : Tho Shamokin district
will extend from that placo to Jit. Canncl,
taking in Locust Gap and all other nearby
places. Another district will bo formed of
territory from Ccntralia, taking in Locust
dale, and up through tho Shenandoah Yallcy
ns far as Jackson's. Another will run from
Girardville, taking in Fraekvillo, Jlorea,
Now Boston and as far ns Buck Jlountaln.
Tamaqua, Coal D.ilo and up through that
valley will form another sub-district.
Never Fails for Coughs and Colds.
That's what Pan-Tina is, 25c. At Gruhler
Bro3., drug store.
Liquor License Money.
Tho court has issued 1,008 liquor licenses,
an Increase of 53 over last year. Of the
total number 00 aro wholesale- and 012 retail.
Tho revenue derived amounts to $131,575.
Tlio stato receives $17,500, the county $23,415
and tho several boroughs and townships
$03,000. The County Treasurer is now pay
ing to tho latter tho amount duo them. Shen
andoah heads tho list and will receive
$15,000; Pottsville, $8,280; Jlahanoy City.
$14,100; Ashland, $5,520; Girardville, $4,440;
Jlinersvillo, $3,210.
Luzerno county receives a total of $233,800
from licenses, nn increase of $23,585 over last
year.
Biliousness
Is caused by
torpidity of
the liver. This
prevents the
digestion ol
food, which
ferments and
decomposes In
the stomach
and causes dis
tress, dizziness, headache, Insomnia, ner
vousness. Hood's Pills Jnvigorato the
liver, cure biliousness, constipation, Jaun
dice, sick headache, etc. 25c j alt druggists.
Suits Made to Order at
former
Prices.
1.
Blue, Black, Brown and Gray Cheviots, $10,
Jlixod Goods, (Stylishly SladonndTrimnieU)
$10, $11, IS, $11 Mid $14.
Stylish Pautaloons, $8.00 $3.50, $1.00 and
upwards.
These goods are all well lined
and well made. Every 1
suit-guaranteed to fit.
Kelly & Conway,
no. s
W. CENTRE STREET.
BEDDALL BUILDING,
--USE--
ELECTRIC SALVE
( KING OP ALL I )
Jt cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Scalds, Ulcers,
Tlglb, Carbuncles, Abscess, Kte. For sale by
C. H. IIAGENBUCH, Druggist,
North Jlain Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
SECT CHICAGO JOURNAL.
Col. R. M. Littler Recommends That Best of Reme
dies, Paine's Celery Compound.
For 10 years secretary of tho National but
ter and egg association, and since 1882 secre
tary of tho Chicago produco exchange, Col.
Robert Jt. Littler has been in constant de
mand as a bureau of information by corres
pondents who recognize Chicago as tho com
mercial center of tho country.
When such people as Col. Littler, Stato
Treas. Colvin, of Now York Modjeska, tho
actress, ex-Minister to Austria John 31.
Francis, and hosts of other equally respon
sible persons volunteer testimonials as to
tho wonderful vlrtuo of Paino's celery com
pound, no sick or sutfering person can with
any show of reason hesitate to mako use of
the great remedy that has mado so many
people well. Col. Littler says :
"I have used with great benefit soveral
bottles of Paino's celery compouhd and I
havo recommended it to my friends. It is a
wonderful spring remedy."
Go to tho busiest lawyer, editor or business
man of your acquaintance who has taken
The Preston Thill Coupler !
n ACT l. f AIM
.yjroAMrjrwi
mat coma
Ana
AHWWiTtUH,
Simplest device on tho market; only com
bined untl-rattler and thill coupler that requires
no tools to adjust, and so simple a child can
operate. Can clinngo thill to polo In a moment.
Exclusive territory of Schuylkill county for sale,
D. W. WIItIArVlS,
117 South Jardln Street, Shenandoah, Penna.
Art Wall Paper.
Paper : Your : Home : Artistically
Hut for (A little money as possible. Wall
lmpew nml room moulding In all the
........ "" i unu uuiki" lor your
parlor, bed room, kitc hen, hall oreafo. .
Beautiful Leathers for dining rooms,
only 80 cents. Come and co our I'rlzo
Dcblgns,
House, Sign and Decorative Painting:.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates cheer
fully furnished. Send postal.
J. P. GARDEN,
Ml W. Centre St., Shenandoah Pa.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
nnd can't get It, then come to us for
It. We carry the best of
Groceries, Butter and Eggs,
FLOUR and FEED.
Our delivery wagon awaits your order. Goods
delivered promptly.
HUSSER & BEDDALL,
29 Cast Centre Street.
Paino's celery compound. Tliero aro hosts
of such professional men in every city who
would hardly sparo you a moment's timo for
strictly business matters. Ask ono of them
in his busiest hours whether ho can recom
mend Paino's celery compound, and ten
chances to ouo he'll say : "Sit down. No
matter about my being busy; always glad to
praise Paino's celery compound."
That is tho feeling among peoplo who havo
been mado strong and well by Paino's celery
compound. They nover feel happier than
when thoy can porsuado some man or woman
who is out of health to try Paino's celery
compound. Next to doiu? good to one's
self thcro is a delight in doing good to
others. Thcro is no nioro enthusiastic body
of intelligent men and women throughout
tho country than tho great army of thoso
who have recovered health by tho uso of
Paino's celery compound.
The vast majority of diseases that end
disastrously might bo quickly and perma
They Are Here !
And the private sale of the
19th carload of horses is now
going on at William Neis
wenter's stables, corner Main
and Coal streets.
7 Mqted Gray Teams.
1 Pair of Black Horses.
2 " " Sorrel "
i Single Black Horse,
i " Gray Mare,
i " Sorrel Horse,
i ' Bay Horse,
i " Brown Horse.
This carload consists of sound,
well bred and well broken horses.
Every horse sold is guaranteed.
Horses constantly on liana lor
sale or exchange.
I REMOVAL.-) I
P . Hear in mind the fact, and keep it E
E UJ always beforo you when in need g
T ol wall )iier, that Thomas g
1 Snvdeu has removed lib wall paper 3
H gtoro to 3
I No. 33 S. Jardln St.,
I Near Davenport's Hardware Store, g
THOMAS SNYDER,
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER.
23 S. Jardln St. i
Call and ce the new spring tyle just
Issued.
'wiwummiwiuuOT
E
nently cured if sick persons could only bo
induced to take Paino's celery compound.
If women, burdened beyond their strength
with household cares, would only take
Paiue's celery compound, when thoy feel
that dispirited, enervated condition coming
on, thoy would cscapo tho martyrdom of
backache, headache, disordered liver and
heart trouble.
Instead of being thin, nervous and un
happy they would exporionco tlio joy of
perfect health, sound digestion and quiet
nerves.
Paino's celery compouud is just tho rem
edy needed by women who nro in continual
ill-health and spirits, seemingly well ono
day and almost sick abed tho next. Their
trouble lies plainly in tho want of good rich
blood, and plenty of it, nnd in the conse
quent famished state of their norves.
Paino's celery compound should bo taken
without delay. It will restore tho health
and stop every tendency toward a debili
tated condition.
MISCELLANEOUS.
J 213 find 'dwelling No. 215 South Jardln k
street, formerly occupied by Charles Hooks
Apply at tlio Coffee House. 0-20-lw
IjlOIl 8ALI?. A $500 bond of tho Lakeside
Kail wny Co., bearing G percent, interest.
Apply nt this ofllce.
IOK SALE. The water pump, counters and
.1 bar fixtures of the Scheilly House. For
further Information apply to J. K, 1. Scheifly.
I WANT free tests of Su tin-Scent perfumes
rIvpu and orders filled. Five trial bottles.
(opt paid 10c. Albert Wood, Perfumer, 725
Voodwnrd, Detroit, Mleh. Satin-Skin 25cSonp-.
postpaid 12c 2-21-lm-d.tw
SPRING
COATS SCAPES
A e hnvc In stock tho lnrt;et and most com
plete line of MISSIES' COATH In the county.
Nicely braided coat, red. tan, and blue, at
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $6.00 eacn. Abo an
elcKunt assortment In Ladies' cloth, silk and
velvet capes. Cloth capes 76C, $1.00 and $5.00,
black and ton. Jn velvet lined with silk, richly
trimmed, $4.00 to $8,00. lllnek brocaded, silk
capes, lined with fancy slik, bearded with gimp
and passamentry.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
F. GILL. O
ioo N. Main St., Shenandoah, Pa.
if