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rATCH FOR OUR "AD"
HEN . . .
ANTING BARGAINS
111 STATIONERY.
Just now we lire otlering Si sheets of paper
ami 21 envelopes in it hiind.oinu box as
follow :
OUR LEADER at 10 Cents, Worth 20 Cents.
OUR SIONAL at 15 Cents, Worth 25 Cents.
Thev Kiiocls are made expressly for n 111
large quantities anil ran la' procured nowhere
else in ton n.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
HOOKS & BROWN
-a North Main St.
Going elsewhere for stylish
Men's, Boys' and Children's
Novelties or Confirmation
Suits, inspect the large stock
at the
ONE
PRICE
CLOTHING
HOUSE,
where you will find your choice in
eoods and prices. We carry thel
nicest goods and nicest assortment.
The finest line of Men's, Boys'
and Children's Novelties ever dis
played in this city.
L. REFOWICH,
NO. io S. riAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
EVENING HERALD
TUKSDAY, APRIL 11, 1890.
Slii-iiiiuiloali Directory.
Business men and others, who havo not yet
secured onoof thudircctoricsof Shenandoah,
just issued, can obtain ono by making appli
cation at this ollice. Tho pneo is only ?2.00,
and there are only a few left. No business
man can afford to bo without ono of those
books. 2-21-t
There t Tills In Just the Thing.
Itcd Flag Oil for sprains and bruises,
(iruhlcr Bros., drugstore.
At
NEW DENTAL PARLORS
LATEST APPLIANCES.
' Filling - 'tli Oold, Silver, Cement. Onld and
l'orccluin Crowns and Bridge Work.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED.
K.VTIIiELY I'AISf.lH KXTItACTION.
DR. J. W. VAN VALZAH,
Ferguson's Theatre Block,
Corner Main and Oak Streets.
Entrance on Oak Street
OQlco Hours : 8 . m. to 8 p. m.
STE1AIV1 RENOVATOR
Now In operation for tho spring
house cleaning.
Carpets Cleaned, a Specialty.
Feathers and Mattresses Renovated.
Price JAst: UenovnthiK' carpets, Urussclri And
Ingrain, 3c er yard. Jleavfer grades, 4c per
yard. Feather cleaned, fre peril, MnttresKca
cleaned and upholstered, hair, $1; cotton, 3;
cheaper grade, $2,
Called for and Delivered Without
Charge, by Your Command.
Ada, STEAM RENOVATING CO.,
I lowers street imd Apple nlley, Slicnaudoalu
Did We Hear
You say that your Watch, or
Clock, or Earrings, or Jewelry
needed repairing ?
If 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.
WATCHES,
CLOCKS and
JEWELRY
Largest line of Musical
Instruments in this city.
IKE ORKIN'S
129 S. Main Street,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
LATEST DESIGNS.
TABLE '
OILCLOTHS
FLOOR
From 25c to 60c per yard.
E. B. FOLEY,
Comer Centra and Wut Streets.
BEFORE
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC
Kittrrtiiliiment liy (In- tliilld of All Snints
Church Tliiti-Mlny i:rtilnff.
This entertainment, wlile.li will he given on
Thursday nlglit, tlic 10th Inst, In Ferguson's
thentre, will lie of unusual merit. Those in
charge and those, participating in the varied
numbers, lmvo combined to arrange a inert
delightful evening for the loveiii of home
talent. J Besides the well-drilled action, song
and marchc and the May Pole Dance, hy the
girls mid hoys, there will he the Mandolin
duett and quartettes, the glees hy well-
trained men's voices, two dramas ; and, toK
for the flrst time, will ho Introduced a
"Human Molodlon." Tho program of
twenty-six numbers will close with a chorus
of two hundred children and grown people
Wanlcd.
A house with modern conveniences.
Willing to pay from $18 to $S0 por month
rent. Address "House," caro of IIi:it.u.i
ollk'o. 4-11-tf
At tliu Tlicntro To-iilglit.
l)r. Stafford, nt Ferguson's tlioatro this
evening, promises to bn ono of tho host pay-
ligcngagcnicntsnf thosenson. This reverend
gentleman's ability being thoroughly estab
lished through tho largo cities, tho people of
our town should consider thernselvos favored
hy a visit from him. As an orator and
lecturer ho lias no equal to-day beforo the
American public, which is saying a great
deal, and it was only after considerable cor
respondence that his services wcro secured by
the management. In this respect Mr.
Ferguson shows a desire to place tho best
attractions beforo his patrons in securing
Itev. D. J. StatTord to leeturo to-night, and
ho has made, no mistake. Tho prices, 23c, 35c
and 50c, being so low that no person can
afford to be, absent from it.
Jns. Goodmnn & Co.
Fresh lb. print creamery butter, 25c.
Fresh round print country roll butter, 20c.
Fresh round tub butter per lb., 20c.
Fresh eggs per doz., 14c.
Pernio, potatoes, 5 bushel lots, 25c.
1-D-tf 27 West Centro street.
Surprise l'arty.
A surprise party was given to Thomas B.
Jones, at tho residenco of his parents, No,
110 East Coal street, last evening. Tho fol
lowing .young rcoplo wcro present: Misses
Ida JIader, Jlaud Starr, Laura i ost, Lizzie
Thomas, Mary Hurley, Edith Thomas, Mny
Acker, I.iz.io M. Brooks, Anmo Shconcr,
Iiessie Williams, Cora Manning, Annie and
Sadie McCntchcon, Ellio Brcnnan, Netta
Woods nnd Gonlon Glenn, Arthur Evans,
Jay Williams, Harry Woods, Koy Yost,
LuthcT Evans, Joseph II. Wyatt, Joseph
Boes, Hoy Lawlor, Itoy Hughes, John Mc-
Cutcheon, Max Boes.
Sclieifly House.
Free hot luueh for everybody to-night.
Local Touchers Institute.
A regular meeting of tho local Teachers'
Institute was held in tho High school build
ing last evening, Prof. J. W. Cooper presid
ing. Prof. Craig of Woods' Business College
was present. Miss Wasley led in singing,
The program was opened with an iustrumcn
tal solo by Miss Mame Wasley, a new featuro
highly appreciated, Misses Cavanaugh and
Coogan favored tho Institute with a vocal
duett. Msss Lynch read a Tory interesting
article from tho School Journal and Miss
Annie L. Williams read the critic's report.
If .you want a fino wedding cake, let Otto
make it for you.
Tux Collector Ahiiiulteil.
Tax Collector M. J. Scanlau last night
went to the houso of John Pokes, on South
Emerick street, to collect taxes. Ho was ac
companied by Special Ollicer Joe Anderson,
to whom tho occupants took exception. Joo
Pokes, a brother of John, picked up a beer
glass, and throated to clear tho tlx duplicate.
John told tho boarders to bar tho doors and
stuff the mouths of tho visitors with tax re
ceipts. At tho samo time Mrs. Pokes gavo tho
collector a poko on tho head with a broom and
attempted to striko lilm with a chair. All
tho Pokes family and ono Mike Stcnkawicz
wcro arrested and hold under $300 ball.
Stcnkawicz could not givo tho security and
went to jail this morning. John Pokes was
re-arrested and committed to tho lockup in
delault of payment of three years' taxes.
Tor Sale.
A brand new $100 licading Belay "Special
Flyer" lilcyclo, '00 model, never used, Also
a second-hand American bicycle, '03 model.
Apply to J. M. Mullahey, 209 East Centro
street. 4-11-tf
Immigrants Located.
Health Ollicer Conry has located tlo Polish
and Lithuanian immigrants who came to
town recently and wcro referred to in a com
munication to the local board from the State
Board of Health. Under instructions from
tho latter the ollicer will keep the parties un
der surveillance for two weoks. They lauded
at Philadelphia on a steamship in which there
was a ease of varioloid.
Does This Interest You?
The best classic dress Ginghams at 5 cents
per yard, worth 10 tcnis. Also 30-iuch un
bleached muslin at 4 J .cents, extra heavy, at
5 cents per yard. Dark Calicos, guaranteed
fast colors, at 4 cents per yard,
R. F. Gill.
Jtecds lEecurried.
Deeds havo been placed on record from Sa
villa A. Horring to Lewis P. Bowman, for
land in liyon township; from Michael O.
Sticf to William F. C. Schneider, et. nl., for a
lot in Ashland; from Bcunoville Staufl'or to
Diaua Schwenk, for a lot in Blugtown; from
Michael Krebs to Charlos Millar, for a tract
of land in Union township: from John llrcisch
to Eli Miller, for a tract of land in Union
township; from Hannah D, Schweuk toChas.
Miller, for a lot in Blugtown.
Almond, walnut and filbert macaroons for
salo at W. V. Otto's.
Drowned at Auburn.
A. B. Heck, of Auburn, was found drowned
in tho Schuylkill river yesterday morning.
He was 81 years old and the father of Mrs.
John L. Hassler, of West Coal street. The
drowning is supposed to havo been tho result
of an accident. The funeral will take placo
at 1:30 p. in, to-morrow and interment will
be made at Auburn.
Tho biggest and beet stock of men's raining
boots and shoes at the Factory Shoo Sloro. tf
1. O. K. of A, Kiitertniitiiient.
Washington Camp No. 400, P. O. S. of A.,
of Mahanoy City, will give an entertainment
in'their hall to-morrow evening. All mem
bers of the order are invited. The program
will consist of vocal and Instrumental music,
recitations and aud addresses by members of
tho camp.
Jursey Mosquito llrand
Children's shoes made and sold only by tho
Factory Shoo Store. They aro tho cheapest
and best in Shenandoah. 4-10-tf
HOOD'S PlLI-iS euro Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Ileailnche.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists
Their Homl. Apprnli'il.
The court yesterday annroved the lioudiof
the Borough Justices of Mahnnoy City and
Shcnondimli. The bonds arc each in the
sums of $1000, Jnuii-s linihnm ami John
Fceley are Squire Coyle's securities : John J.
Coy le and J. II. Kleindenst, 'Hqulro .TntitV
securities. Siiulre Lawlor's securities are
P. J. l'crRiion and John Coohey, and 'Suuire
Csrdln's are Daniel M. Ilrennan and M.it-
thlas Yonshaltis. All of the Justices, with ,
the exception of Philip Coyle, who was un
able to lie present, wero sworn in by the !
Deputy Hecorder yesterday, Mr. Coyle took
tho onlli of olllco to-day. i
Try our men's and hoys' Scrlho shoe-- at
$1.23, othor stores ink you fl.BOfor one not so I
good. All styles and sizes. I
Factory Shoe Stokh, j
, in if T I t tt.
Improving If Ih Vrnpcrty,
Hon. Joseph Wyatt, who lecently pur
chased the property ho occupies at tho cor
ner of Main and Coal streets, has made
many improvements in tho interest of the
building. Ho lias added a lunch counter to
his hostelry, and whon all tho Improvements
aro niado ho will havo ono of tho leading
restaurants in the town.
Kicked liy a Mule
James F. Major, of 231 North Bowers
street, a contractor at tho Shenandoah City
colliery, met witli a serious accident this
morning. A mule kicked him on tho left
sido of tho head, Just nbovo tho templo. Dr.
M. S. Kistler put four stitches in tho gash.
"Dinkey" Hughes Jailed.
Harry O'Donnell, alias "Dinkey" Hughes,
the pugilist who surrended at tho last boxing
tournament of tho National Club, surrendered
to poverty this morning and went to tho
Pottsvlllo jail on a ehargo of defrauding
Martin Sheelor out of a board bill amount
ing to f 20.
ev Methodist Church.
A meeting of tho Methodists of Pottsvillo
was held last night to select a site for tho
erection of a new church. It was decided
to purchase tho Wolff property, at tho cor
ner of Market nnd Fourth streets, for tho
purpose. Tho membership of tho church is
over six hundred.
Father nnd Daughter llurnctl
Tho ten-year-old daughter of Michael
Downey, of Jackson's Patch, was seriously
burned hy her cloths catching fire whilo
dumping a pan of hot ashes in tho yard. In
extinguishing tho llamcs her father was
burned about tho hands. Tho child will
recover.
It lilts the Spot That's ltlght.
What? Pan-Tina for coughs and colds.
At
Gruhlcr Bros., drug store.
Stolon Watch Itecovercd.
Detective Amour yesterday went to Girard
villo and recovered a gold watch valued at
$30 that was stolen on March 17th last by
three young bloods of that placo from a
house of ill fame on West Apple alley kept
by ono Zcttio Fogarty, who claimed tho
watch as hor personal property. No arrest
was mado in the case.
Central ltepubltcan Club ltanquet.
Tho annual banquet of the Central Eepub
llcan Club was held last evening at the Hotel
Tumbling Bun, in honor of tho birth of the
Iiepublican party and tho birth of Henry
Clay. There wero 01 members and guests in
attendance, among them H. E. Dengler and
B. J. Yost, of town.
It's Queer Hnw Quick
Pan-Tina cures coughs aud colds, 25c. At
Gruhlcr Bros,, drug store.
Leg llroken in Two l'laces.
A derrick pole at tho new breaker being
constructed at Park Place broke this morning
and fell upon Harry Bordner, breaking his
left leg in two places. Bordner lives at Park
Placo. Ho was taken to the Miners' hospital.
"l'an-Tlna I AVliat Is it?
Tho greatest cure for coughs and colds. At
Gruhlcr Bros., drug sloro.
MISCELLANEOUS.
APPRENTICE WANTED. A good boy can
secure a position as apprentice lit a barber
shop by applyingatthellKUALij office. 1-H-tf
HOU RENT. Storeroom and dwelling, 213
.1? South Jurdln street. Apply at tho Coffee
Jiouse. i-i-u
it SAL.K. The water numn. counters nnd
J bar fixtures of the Scheifly House.' For
further Information apply to J. K. 1 Sehclfly.
OUND. A bunch of keys on a chain. Party
clalmlmrcan havo same bv nrovlnc iro-
erty and paying for this advertise mcut. Apply
nt tins oiiice.
PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposalslwlll bo received at the oflloe
of tho secretary, Hhenandoah School District,
Shenandoah, renna., until, and not after, 7
ri. m. on Wednesday, April 22d, 18WJ, for all
abor nnd material reoufrexl In the construction
of n four (4) room addition to tho Hich school
buildine. Also n six-room buildlnir to
be erected on North Whito street, in ac
cordance with the drawings and snectn-
cations prepared therefore by Seymour
Davis, nrchittct. WW Walnut btrect. Philadel
phia, I'a., copies of which may he seen at the
ofllceof the secretary of the district, or at the
ofllco of thearchiteci. Tho right Is reserved by
the Jtoard to reject any or nil hide. Companies
or firms hiihlinir will irtve their individual
names as well as their firm name, with their
address.
DAKint Ogdun, President,
Wm. T. TreziisE, Secrctnry.
Shenandoah, Pa.. April lltli. 18W. 4-1 Ml
NOTICE.
SKALHD PltOI'OSALS WILL 1)1! ItHCKIVKD
by the undersigned nt the Controller's ofllco
In Fottsvillo, until Jtay 0, 18, nt ten (10) o'clock
a. in., for tho erection of the following improve
ments nt tho Hchuylkill county Almshouse, to
A hospital Imllillns
i
A steam imttmry
An electric llcht plant.
d.) A lHIlernml ungine house.
A tttt.mii Itfiiitltiir itlnnt.
F.l IMtimhinr. neronllui? to the nlnna nnd
tmecllloiillong now at the ollieo oi mo uiumy
(.'ommtalim-TB In the court liou.o ni i-onviiie,
Separat hhls muit Do mane lor cacn oi mo
several plans nnd spc-cificatlons,
All Mi
1US
to bo ucconinanled by a certified
check for 8300. as u mmruntee of the bona flues
of the hid.
r the hiu. , .
TIim Pnimlv Hnnnnlulnneni and CoiintV Con
troller reserve the right to accept or reject oil
bids. , . ...
The contract or contracts to be awarded to
11. .....1 Lao! I.l.l.lr
All bids to bo plainly marked on the outside
of envelope containing iuouiuo j"
ror what part oi such worit urn mu i.
Contract and bond to be approved by tho
court. , , ,
liy direction oi the "'"J," JJj"",
7-H-21-28 controller.
-REMOVED
T. J. Broughall's
GROCERY
TO
tl l.
as South Main Street,
UA'..
of tho Globe for
UEUItAIQIA and jlmtlar Complaints,
ami iin'imiwu uuuer mo stringent
.GERHAH MEDICAL LAWS.
Sk. 1 1. . 1 1 i t . v
yyioauuueu uy eminent payaiciaasi
DR. itlRHTFR'S
EWE
Worl(trpnrtwnir1l TTjimflrkuhlvRllrROIIlfull
OnlrRenninowllli Trade AtarkMAnclior,"
r . aa. Jiichtcr & Co.. 215 reui St., n ic:r.
-31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
12 Brancli Houses, OwaOliiuworks,
B & 50 en. In Hhennndonli lor ,
. I'. I I). Klrlin, B H, Jinin tn , .;. i
liiiinu, 7 H. sum bi . i. "
v Kenbiuh, N 1', eor Xuin&j
vL oj n w ji.
& 50N,
GROCERIES.
105 S. Main St.
CLOSING
Owing to ill hialth and by
advice of my physician I am
compelled to retire from busi
ness and consequently offer to
the public my entire stock of
fine furniture, regardless of
cost.
This . . .
Is No . .
Advertising
Scheme.
Our Store Room is
now offered for rent and will
be fitted up to suit the parties
renting it.
The Undertaking
business, I will give my usual
attention, and my friends and
customers wiil find me or my
representative ready at any
time to attend the same.
J. J. FRANEY,
Cor. Main and Oak Sts.
Suits Made to Order II
AT K
Former Prices.
Bluo, Black,
Cheviots, ?10.
Brown and Gray
Mixed Goods, (Stylishly Mado and
Trimmed) 10, f 11, $12, ?13 and $14.
Stylish Pantaloons, $3.00 $3.50, $1,00
and upwards.
Black Clay Diagonals, $15.
These goods are all well liued
and well made. Every
suit guaranteed to fit.
KELLY & CONWAY,
NO. S
W. CENTRE STREET.
BEDDALL BUILDING.
Sfe::"::.:v;:::::::::.::"""::: :::::::::-::.
OUT
SALE!
FOR STYLE, QUALITY AND TASTE
In artistic Millinery consisting of high grade goods at low cost price,
to cash lniwri!. Rnilnr 1int i:n Tmlms' , ' VT?
im,ir. f r. T m" , : tnnf,z
5 inches
while only.
KELLY'S
26 South
1 Pair Grey Mnrca weighing
2,800 pounds
2,200 "
2,300 "
2,200 "
2,200 "
2,400 "
1,500 "
Black hearse horses
Dapplo Grey horses, well
matched
Prown Mares
Sorrell horses
Dark Iron Grey Marcs -
1 Brown Gelding
One Little Thing . . .
Buyers Don't See . .
Until after the shoes are worn out, that little
thing is wear. We have it in our shoes, Other
dealers' goods may look as well, but for the sake of a
big Profit they often leave that little word WEAR
out of their shoes.
Take our MEN'S SHOES at $1.25; others ask
you $1.50 for one not so good.
No other shoe store in this county sells Shoes
at less than we do or gives as much for the
money.
SELLING AT FACTORY PRICES
Is possible to no other store but the Factory
Shoe Store, and has given us the biggest shoe
business in Shenandoah.
J. A. MOVER, Manager.
prnimrMninmnnnmnniniiiiiniiiiiinniiiiniiiiiiiP
i REMOVAL.-)
Hear In mind the fact, and keep It j
always before you when In need 3
of wall pnner. that Thomas 3
E Sxydeii has removed his wall paper 3
t eiore io
No. 23 5. Jardin St.,
1 Near Davenport's Hardware Store, j
THOMAS SNYDER,
I PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER, i
23 S. Jardin St.
EE Call and see tho new spring fctylca Just 3
lssueu.
Plllllllllillllllllll
IilEKClUSON'S THEATRE,
1. J. Ferguson, Manager
Grand Lecture !
TUESDAY, APRIL 14th, '96
Rev. D.J. Stafford,
OF WASHINGTON, D. 0.
Subjects :
I Hamlet.
II Dickens, His Power and
Pathos.
Read what the papers my lit regard to this
talented clergyman' powers aa a lecturer and
speaker.
PRICES : as, 35 and 5o CENTS.
Reserved sent on sale now at Klrlln'i drug
Btore. Call early and secure seats aa a large
audience Is already guaranteed.
REMOVAL
Ot CHRIST. FOLTZ'S barber eliop from Euat
Coal street to 1015 Went Centre street, formerly
occupied by Joseph llolvey.
CLEAN T0WEI VITII EVERY SHAVE.
HAIR CUTTING A SPECIALTY.
All
wide, for 2Sc plr S &
Main Street.
Public Sale t!
Of the 20th carload of
western Horses, at the
Commercial Hotel, on
Wednesday, April 15,
1896, to be held by Wm.
Neiswenter. In case of
rain, the horses will be
sold under cover. Every
horse sold is guaranteed
4 First-class Mules.
1 Sorrel horse, family hrokeii.
(won't srairo nt anything) 1,100 pounds
1 Pair Dapplo Grey Mnres (10 ,
handshighandnlcelymatcd 2,400 "
1 Bay horso - 1,200 "
1 Sorrel Maro ... 1,150 "
1 Blood Bay Gelding (as fino as
was ever seen) 1,175 "
OPEN EVERYDAY
Go to tho Shenandoah Dental Rooms for
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silrfcr
fllling3. If your urtlfical teeth do not suit
you call to see us, All examinations frio.
We make all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Logau Crowns, Crown
and Bridge work and nil operations that per
tain to ueutai burgery,
No el arces for extractlne when plates aro
ordered. We nie tho only Uftcrs of vitalized
air for the painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
(Tltmon'a Block)
East Centre Street.
Office Hours; 7 a. m. to 8 p. in.
F"OR MEN ONLY.
Sum pnr. Xo. 3 and 5. Stons in 3 dava. curesv
In S ilaj-s. Sold at tho
POVINSKY'S DRUU STORE,
28 EAST CENTRE ST., SHENANDOAH, PA.
A FULL LINE OF
NEGLIGEE
. . .SHIRTS
With attached or de
tached collars.
'Also a full line of
SOFfSHIRTS.
llig assortment; of
SPRINd and
,r. . sunnER
NECKWEAR.
PORTZ & BRO.,
2 rvl. Main St.
z xr, 2 p
49k
If
PI