BALL!
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Now is tlio time to get,
supplies nnd Rtnrt tonm work. Wo liavo n
full lino of l!at, Halls,. Glove, Iteit., Ac., In
fact wo cnn supply anything needed to fit out
n club. All orsaiibcd clubs furnishing us
the name of club and captain will ho entitled
to n discount on all goods sold them, Only
first class goods. Ulovcs furnished cither
right or left hand.
HOOKS & BROWN
. North Main St.
ifllSS
An inspection of our large
spring opening display of
Stylish Clothing,
Fine Neckwear,
Spring Underwear,
Stiff, Crushed and straw Hats,
Gents' Furnishings.
Spring and summer neck
wear from 15 cents to $1.00.
All the latest novelties.
Spring underwear from 50
cents a suit and upward. A
full line.
Sole Agent for the MACKINAW
STIAV GOODS. Best manufactured.
L. REFOWICH,
NO. 10 S. nAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
EVENING HERALD
TUESDAY, ArRIL 21, 1890.
Sporting Kvents.
Mt. Carrnel will take Shamokin's placo in
tho Central Pennsylvania League. James
Nolan will manage the team.
Four hundred people witnessed a cocking
main between Ashland birds on Saturday
night. At least $500 changed hands on tho
result.
Tho Cuban Giants play at I'ottsvillo to
morrow afternoon.
'"Mox" Hill says ho has not signed with
any team this season and will not play with
Milligau'8 Shamokin team.
T. McGinley, western champion milo and
half-milo runner, writes to a friend in Malta
noy City ollering to uiako a match in Malm
noy City or clsov'lio'ro. His address Is For
rest City hotel, Cloveland.
Tho I'ottsvillo team plays tho Deuiorests
nt Williainport ou Thursday and Friday.
4, .
A Great Feature.
Next Monday, April 27, will bo tho an
niversary of the birth of Gen. U. S. Grant.
As a spuvenir of tho occasion, Tho Philadel
phia Press will present to every reader of tho
Sunday Press of April 20, a splendid portrait
of Gen. Grant. It is in oil from tho picture
which has been pronounced by members of
Gen. Grant s family to bo tho best likeness
over mado of tho nation's hero. Everybody
should get tho Sunday Press of April 20 in
order to secure this picture.
A Clever Demonstration
The exhibition of hypnotic powers by
Prof. Day in Ferguson's theatre last night
was very clever and satisfactory. Prof. Day's
engagement will no doubt bo a prosperous
one.
Happy Workliigiueii
Can bo found on all our streets ami in all our
mines to-day, because they fortunately
walked into tho Factory Shoe Store and
found tho cheapest and bust place to buy their
boots and shoes. 4-18-tf
NEW DENTAL PARLORS
LATEST APPLIANCES.
Filling -'th Gold, Silver, Cement. Gold anil
Porcelain Crowns nnd llrldge Work.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED.
KSTIUELY IAISLFS KXTr.ACTIOX.
DR. J. W. VAN VALZAH,
Ferguson's Theatre Block,
Corner Main and Oak Streets.
Entrance on Oak Street.
Office Hours : 8 n. m. to 8 p. m.
STEAM RENOVATOR
Now in operation tor tho spring
house cleaning.
Carpets Cleaned, a Specialty.
Feathers and Mattresses Renovated.
l'rlco List : ltenovntlng carpets, nrus&els and
Ingrain, 3a per ynrU. Heavier grades, 4oper
yard. Feathers cleaned, So per lb. Mattresses
cleaned nnd upholstered, liulr, Si ; cotton, SJ
cheaper grudes, 12.
Called for and Delivered Without
Charge, by Your Command.
Address, STEAM RENOVATING CO.,
Bowers street nnd Apple alley, Shenandoah
t3lZJL
LATEST DESIGNS.
floto! OILCLOTHS
From 25c to 60c per yard.
E. B. FOLEY,
Corner Centre nnd West Streets.
OLAY
MtM MM
EI
VINDICATED HIMSELF.
AVnrgo Would Not Let Ills AVIfo's Chal
lenge lul Unheeded.
Two Hoston Kun families figured in a law
suit heforo Justlco Toomey lint evenlug and
a rather iinin.uo tnlo was unfolded heforo the
court. From tho ovidenco it appears that on
Saturday last Mrs. Mary Harris and Mrs.
Michael Wargo, neighbors, had a quarrel.
It cnilcd In words, but when Miko Wargo
arrived homo from, work in tho evening his
wife said ho was no husband, or ho would
not allow tho neighbors to nbuso her. Mike
could not allow such a challenge to his
chivalry to pass and forthwith ho wont to
tho Harris doniicilo and boat Mrs. Harris
with a lagging, supplementing tho beating
with two or three list blows. Fortunately
tho punishment was not as sovero as may he
imagined. Mr. Harris was feeding the
chickens at tho titno and his attention was
attracted by his wife's screams, llo hurried
to tho rescuo, but Wargo also punished him.
Justlco Toomey committed Wargo in default
of bail, but tho caso was kubsequcntly
settled.
Jus. Goodman V Co.
Fresh lb. print creamery butter, 23c.
Fresli round print country roll butter, ISc.
Fresh round tub butter per lb., 18c.
Fresh eggs per doz., 12ic.
Peiina. potatoes, B bushel lots, 25c.
4-0-tf 27 West Centre street.
Odd 1'cIIohh' Day.
Final preparations are about completed for
tho Odd Fellows' demonstration at Mahanoy
City on Saturday. Fourteen lodges have
accepted tho invitations to bo present, nnd
there are others to bo heard from. I'ottsvillo
lodges will bo accompanied by tho Third
lirlgado Hand, and llazicton will have 300
men in lino. Invitations have been received
by tho tlireo lodges hero, but it is improbablo
they will participate Decorators from
Philadelphia, Heading and llrooklyn havo
arrived in Mahanoy City and nro at work
decorating tho business places and private
dwellings.
Seo tho 40c, Oflc, and 08c shoes at tho
Factory Shoo Store. Great bargains. 4-18-3t
Mitrrlnge Licensed.
Franczisek Wiclgos and Katarzyna Kar
znas, both of Shenandoah ; Michael J.
Sweeney nnd Cclia A. Boyle, both of I!ig
Mino Kun ; Harry C. Swartz, of Park Place,
and Anmo Wagner, of Ashland ; Andrew
Powlick and Ersha Treshock, both of Maha
noy City ; Miko Margadavicizs and Annie
Poltalaviciz, both of Mahanoy City; Henry
II. Fettcrolf nnd Emma Hass, both of Hcpler ;
Erwiu J. Fidler and Salllo A. Jones, both of
Washington township ; Jos. Myers, of Tower
City, and Ellen Heberllng, of Porter town
ship. Tin! ltlglit Nuino in tlw Hlght 1'liico.
Pan-Tina for coughs and colds, 25c. At
Gruhlcr llros., drug store.
The ltccltllL
Mr. Hannibal A. Williams delighted all
who attended his recital of tho tragedy of
Othello, in Dougherty's hall, last evening.
Ho is a thorough elocutionist, and bis por
trayal of the Moor writhing in tho agonies
of jealousy aroused by tho cunning Iago was
mo of the finest bits of dramatic work wo
have ever seen, and held his audience's rapt
attention. Soveral who attended last even
ing will go to Mahanoy City on tho 27th, to
hear him recite tho first part of Henry IV.
Fur Sale.
A second-hand American bicycle, '05 model.
Apply to J. M. Mullahey, 200 East Centre
street. 4-U-tf
A Store Sneak.
A well dressed and good looking man,
about 27 years of age, visited several Main
street stores yesterday and upon a plea that
ho was a stranger in tho town and had run
short of money asked for slight financial
assistance. In Kirlln's drug store lie slipped
a small casoof courtplaster into his pocket,
but was detected by a reilectlou in a looking
glass. He gavo up tho caso and seemed glad
to get away without being arrested. How
he succeeded In other places has not been
learned.
If you want a nico sweet loaf of bread try
Otto's.
Sltupnek Takes the Shoes.
Tho caso of Harris Sliupack against his
father-in-law, Julius Sliepowich, has been
settled, Sliupack paying tho costs and taking
tho shoes which ho charged bhepowich with
stealing. Tho shoos were part of a stock
supposed to bo in Sepowich's store at Hazle
ton about a year ago when tho Shcrill took
charge of it nnd it is alleged that Sliupack
could havo made matters very unpleasant for
his father-in-law if tho latter did not sur
render his claim to them.
A good uickle alarm
clock for $1.00 at
Bru rum's.
License Transfers.
Tho following liquor licenses were trans.
ferrcd by the court after a hearing. Joseph
Domlowski. retail, to Matthew Judlowski
First ward. Mahanoy City; William Peele,
retail, to Peter Wisilosky, same ward; George
Triguitis, retail, to Anthony Skaluaper,
'ourth ward, Mahanoy City; Martin Cioodoil,
retail, to James ltiordan, Fifth ward, Jlalia
noy City; Edward O'Donnell, wholesale, to
E. J. Kaier, First ward, Shenandoah; Miko
'olaycek, retail, to John Polaycek; Peter
Dtipek. retail, to Joseph Kuszlis, both of tho
Second ward, of Shenandoah.
Tho biggest, host and cheapest lino of
ladies' and children's shoos In Shenandoah
can bo found at tho Factory Shoo Store. J .
Moyor, Mgr. 4-18-tf
llomlmrded u lionise,
Frank Anisklewicz, Charles Szarufaki
Georco Karunskl and Frank Wasalowskl are
charged with smashing tho windows of
William Czyczulskl's nouso,at tlio easi cnu 01
Poplar street, Tho men are also cnargcu
with threatening to kill CzyczuUki and
wife. Tlio caso will be tried lieforo Justice
Shoemaker this oveniug. Constable Jnck
Dando arrested the jKirtios.
Great lteductluns
In Ladies' and Children's russet and fluo
gondola shoes in endless
varieties
nt
Womer's, 124 N. JIaiu street.
4-17-tf
Golden Uugles,
For the annual session of tlio Grand Castle
of Pennsylvania at Altoona, Slay 12, 13 and
11, the arrangements are completo lor a grand
demonstration. Tlio parade of tho military
and civil branches of tho onlor on tho after
noon of May 12 will bo ono of tho largest and
grandest overgiveuuy any fraternal orde
in western Pennsylvania. Tlio reception to
lie tendered the Grand Castle in tho Casino
at beautiful Lakcuiont park on the evening
of May 12 will bo elaborate and brilliant.
New color in men's russets. Dark shado3
aroallthogo. Whitclock's shoo store is the
leader in these shoes. See our windows for
styles and prices. Whitclock's shoe store.
Don't Let Anybody Interfere, Hut
xTake Pan-Tina for coughs and colds, 85c,
At Gruhler Bros., drug store.
A HARD FIGHT IS ON.
The State ChnlriiiuliMilp iho Only Hollo of
Contention nt llfirrthurjr.
HAitntsimnci, April 21. Senator tjtiay
arrived hero last evening and will remain
until to-morrow night, after tho meeting of
the etato committee.
The executive commltteo of the state
committee met yesterday. Jtr. Loach pre
sided and it is said that tho stato committee
will bo recommended to have these additional
olllcers i Vieo chairman, permanent secretary
and permanent treasurer.
Tho stale committee meets to-morrow,
when reports will bo received from the
executive committee, and tho sub-committee
on lieform Legislation. Silas W. l'ettit, of
Philadelphia, who is a member of the latter
committee, arrived hero and has witli him a
copy of the reform measures which tho next
Legislature will bo called upon to pass upon.
To-morrow evening the delegates will
caucus. Tito most important thing that will
bo done will bo the endorsement of Senator
Quay's presidential candidacy. It is doubt
ful if a slnglo voice will bo raised in opposi
tion to liim. Even tho delegates Mayor
Warwick controls will likely fall into lino for
tho silent fisherman. Hairisburg has gone
wild for Quay, nnd not a McKinlcy button is
to bo seen.
A hard light is on for stato chairman be
tween Frank Willing Leach and Deputy
Attorney General Elkin. Tho former appears
to lead, although tho latter is making n
strong fight. Tho caucus of delegates favor
able to Senator Quay to-morrow night, it is
said, will decide to allow tho convention to
namo tho chairman. Tho caucus may also
decide whom it will support in tho conven
tion. Elkin has organized n largo committee,
mostly stato olliciais, to mako his fight.
mong tho list is Senator John J. Coyle, of
Schuylkill, who is against Leach. The latter
looks liko a winner, however.
The only certain thing about tho conven
tion ia that It will strongly endorso Senator
Quay, and that Governor Hastings will bo
ono of tho delegatcs-at-largo and present
Quay's namo to tho St. Louis convention.
Who tho other delegates will be has not been
decided.
Ittil Yourself of iiliciniiutlsm
Buy Ited Flag Oil, 25c. At Gruhlcr llros.,
drug store.
Muhunoy Volley l'ress Cluli.
A meeting of tho newspaper writers of this
section of tho county was held last evening
in tho parlors of lllckcrt's cafe, and a per
manent organization was effected under
tho titlo of tho Malmnoy Valley Press Club.
Tho olllcers are : President, William E. Van-
Wert, of tho News; 1st Vico President,
William G. Hess, News Budget; 2nd Vice
'resident, Albert Arnold, Press and Times,
irardvillo ; Secretary, W. J. Watkins, Her
ald ; Treasurer, John W. Parker, Itccord,
Mahanoy City ; Financial Secretary, Ham
Tiley, Telegram, Ashland ; Committee on
By-Laws, C. T. Strauglin, Herald; Thomas
Joyce, Mahanoy City American ; II. W.
Becker, Girardvillo Item ; J. Harry James,
Ashland Local ; W. G. Hess, Nows Budget.
Tho next meeting will bo held at Girardvillo
on May 5th,
HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A, pleas" n t laxative. All Druggists.
MISCELLANEOUS.
7"AXTED. A vest maker. Apply nt Portz
' ' 4-21-tf
TV
fAKTKI. A servant ftirl to do tfencrnl
RAVINGS AND CKOSSINOS. Parties deslr-
lnir Mn m lor nnvintrs or crossmi" snnuiu
write to i; j. iniK,.snimmirs, ro., or i-oniiner-
clnl Hotel, Hhcnaudoah. WMra
SAI.K. 70 shares Shenandoah Heat &
JL' rower fctock. Apply nt the iieualii oiiice,
I-10-1W
TnOU SAI.K. Tho wnter numn. counters nnd
X' bar fixtures of the Seliellly House. For
further Information apply to J. K.. 1'. Sclielfly.
"TAXTKD. A Krl to do general housework,
Good waei paid to n competant worker,
Apply at si Boutii wimc eircei. i-h-hcou
PROPOSALS.
Sealed nroposal-Iwill be received at the ofllce
of tho secretary, Shenandoah School District,
Shenandoah, l',cnna., until, nnd not lifter, 7
i. in. on Wednesday, April 2M, 1KJO, lor nil
nlior and material required In tho construction
f a tour (1) room addition to the High school
building. Also n blx-room building to
bo erected on North White street, In no
nrdnnce with tho UrnwlliKS and specul
ations prepared therefore hy Seymour
Davis, nrcliltect, 007 Walnut street, l'hlladel-
nlila ln raililp. nf vlllfll tllHV ll Nff11 111, t lin
ofllce of the secretary of the district, or at the
ollieo ol the nrcnitect. ino rigiii is reserved uy
the Hoard to reject nny or nil lilds. Companies
or firms bidding will give their Individual
unities as well ns their firm name, with their
address.
DANini. oonEN, President,
Wm. T. Tkezise. Seerelnrv.
Shenandoah, Pa., April 11th, lsua. 1-11 tf
NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL 1IE IIKC'EtVKD
hv the undersigned nt the Controller's otliee
inPot'tsville, until Jlay 9, Is'Jrt.nt ten (lot o'clock
n. in., for the erection of the following Improve
ments at the Schuylkill county Almshouse, to
wit
(n.) A liospitnl huildlnB.
Rteam lnundrv
(e.) Ail electric light plant.
u.) A Doner nnu engine nue.
e.) A stenm licnllug pini".
M l'lnmlihiir. neicmllnir to the plans nnd
nt the ofllce of the County
'oniinlhsloners In the court houso at l'ottcvlllo,
Senamte bids must ho mnilo for eoeh of tho
Bovernl plans nml specifications.
All liliU to be accompanied by n certified
check for $300, ns a guaruntoo of the bona lldes
of the bill. , , ,
The County Commissioners nun i oiintv con
troller reserve the right to accept or reject all
bills. . ...
The contract or contracts to 00 nwanleil to
the lowest and best bidder.
All bidi to be plainly marked on the outside
of envelope containing the bid so as to designate
for what part oi sucn woric uie oin is niuiie.
wontract nuu noun to uv npproveu oy in
court.
Uy direction of the Colintv Connnlwsloner.
11. If. HHVUUN,
7-11-21-38 Controller.
JUSTV
RECEIVED.
A car load of choice canned
goods and will sell them at
popular prices.
Meluskey & Son,
105 S. Main St.
FOR MEN ONLY,
Sure cure, No. 3 and 5. Stops in 3 days, cures
in 0 uaya. oiu nt the
I'OVINSKY'S DRUC1 STORE,
28 EAST CENTRE ST., SHENANDOAH, PA.
UEURALDIA and similar Complaints,
ana prcpareu unaer mo stringent
.GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS.
K ii.. .it.- i i . - V
DR. RICHTER'S
World rMinwnod I TtATYi.t-lmhlv nnoRfiftifnlt
Onlv goniitne with Trade Mark ' 'Anchor,"
t. Ad. iuctiter & Co., 2i5Feist., ncwuon.
-31 HIGHEST AWAHDS.
12 Branca Eoussi, Own Glassworks,
R ft 60 eti. Iii Shenandoah for sale uy
I'. P IJ. Klrlln, 6 8. Slain Pi.
llllln), 7H M.ili M.C II lin-
ccntmcn. N I-., cor.
XLUumuiuiummiuiuTi
:3 SHOES AT.rACTORY PRICES. g
Not Doing
A Thing
But Selling
Shoes at
1 FactoryPricesl
3 and that keeps us so
2 busy we have no time JE:
2 for anything e 1 s e.
S Don't tell
3 people don't
s what's what in
llS the iE:
know
Shoes; S
2 they do.and they have
r2 found out that the St:
I Factory
IShoe . . 1
I Store. . I
2 can and does, sell
3S better shoes for less
2 money than any store. JEE
3 For instance, those
i Women's Fine Don-
I gola Kid Shoes at
I $1.50
2 all styles and no extra
S charge for the Fat
2 Ankle Kind or the s
5 tan color.
x2 You save a good C
2 half dollar on these j
S shoes. S
3 We are headquar-
ters for Miners' Goods. H
3 A POCKET KNIFE FREE TO EVERY S
2 PURCHASER.
Factory ...
1 Shoe Store, 1
5 J. A. MOYER,
Hanager.
Teams to Hire.
If you want to hire a sate nnd rellabl
team for driving or for working purpose!
pay Shields' livery stablo a visit. TenroK
constantly on hnnd nt reasonable rates.
JAMES SHIELDS,
No, 110 East Centre street.
Opposite Rending railroad station.
:::::: REMOVE D
T. J. Broughall's
GROCERY
TO
tl-li
25 South Main Street.
I FOR STYLE, QUALITY AND TASTE
t In artistic Millinery, consisting of high grade goods at low cost prices
t to cash buyers. Sailor hats 15c, Ladies' dress shapes 25c up. All
shades of Satin Ribbon, 5 inches wide, for 25c per yard, for short
while only.
ho ffik El! 1L. L Y
26 South Main Street.
OPEN EVERY DAYIquality
Go to tho Slienanrtoah Dental Booms foi
painless extraction of teeth. Gold nml Silvei
fillings. If your artlfical teeth do not suit
you call to see us, All examinations free.
We mako nil kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown
and Ilriilgo work nnd all operations that pei
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates arc
ordered. Wo aro tho only users of vitalized
air for tho painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
(Titman's Block)
East Centre Street.
Office Hours: ? n. m. to 8 p. m.
A Late Winter Season Brings
Down Clothing Prices.
Wo havo hecn caught by tho frost and to
reduce our immense stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
Which we laid in in expectation of an
early and lengthy season wo havo
decided to make a
SLAUGHTER IN PRICES WITH
OUT RESERVE.
Read this list of bis cuts I Nice spring and
summer suits at $6.50. Sold last year nt $10.
Fino French Clay suits, sacks and frocks,
?S.50. Sold last year at ?12.50 and $13. Clay
worsted suits, same styles. S7. Sold last year
at $11.50. Silk and satin lined clothing for
tlio serine and summer trade at very low
figures. Tho finest ever brought to Shenan
doah.
10.000 pair of men's pants at half prices !
Very largo stock of boys' suits at any
nnce
Novelties In children's clothing that cannot
bo excelled either in style, quality or low
prices by any ot tlio ucaicrs in tno largo oi
small cities.
'We Challenge Competition In This Line,
If you want to seo how stylish and cheap
our stock is take a look at our immense show
windows. Prices on every suit and piece.
Wo sell tho best men's hat at SI. Other
stores chareo S2.
Fancy kneo pants with braid trimmings
lor children.
Elesrant canes to match each suit.
Fine wnists for children. They aro peaches
In every senso.
For bargains go to tho
MAMriOTH CLOTHINQ HOUSE,
well known as tho largest and cheapest
clothing house in Schuylkill county.
L. GOLDIN, Prop.
9 and n South Main Street,
Shenandoah, Pa.
Evan J. Dayies,
l1very;and
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
Suits Made to Order
Former Prices.
Blue, Black,
Cheviots, $10.
Brown and Gray
j Mixed Good, (Stylishly Made and
j Trimmed) ?10, $11, $12, $13 nnd $11.
1 1 Stylish Tantaloons, $3.00 $3 50, $1'.00
; and upwards.
j ; Black Clay Diagonals, $15.
j These goods are all well lined
il and well made. Every
j i suit guaranteed to fit.
1 KELLY & CONWAY,
I! NO. s
II W. CENTRE STREET.
i BEDDALL BUILDING.
HAVE YOUR HOUSES SHOD
With II. 1'. MEI.1.RT, the practical horseshoer,
nnd avoid any ot tho 21 diseiuics orleluatlnir
from Improper hearings. All diseases of the
feet given personal attention.
H. MELLET,
South Market street, between Centre and Oak
streets, uiiennnuonn,
AND PRICE
Are two of the most import
ant points to consider in
buying anything. I make
them my specialty in wall
paper.
QUALITY the best in color,
design, finish. PRICE as low as
good goods can be sold.
Thomas Snyder,
PAINTER AND PAPER HANdER,
23 S. dardln St.
B" Near Davenport's hardware store.
A FULL LINE OF
NEGLIGEE
. . -SHIRTS
With attached or
tached collars.
de-
Also n full lino ot
SOFT SHIRTS.
Big assortment' of
SPRING and
. . . sunnER
NECKWEAR.
PORTZ & BRO.,
2 -O. rl. Main St.
CLOSING
OUT
Owing to ill health 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 reit 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.
REMOVAL.
Of CHRIST. FOLTZ'S bnrbcr shop from East
Conl street to 103 West Centre street, formerly
occupied hy Joseph Ilolvey.
CLEAN TOWEL VITH EVERY SHAVE.
HAIR CUTTING A SPECIALTY.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
nnd can't net it, then come to u for
it. We carry the best of
Groceries, Butter and Eggs,
FLOUR and FEED.
Our delivery wngon awaits your order. Gooda
delivered promptly,
riUSSER & BEDDALL,
26 East Centre Street.
TfrrrTiiliiimrrtnTSi
SALE