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HOOKS & BROWN
North Main St.
FOR TEN
DAYS ONLY.
In order to make room
for the carpenters we offer
the following selected stock
which is displayed in onr
large show windows at
greatly reduced prices.
A big lot of Men's Good Grade
PANTS
at a reduction of 30 per cent, on the
original price.
a mo htock o i'
MEN'S SUITS
of every description at a reduction
of 50 per cent. These goods are
going at sacrificing prices.
Also a big lot of
Children's Suits :-:
:-: and Novelties.
Goldin, Prop.
9 and 11 South Main Street.
EVENING HERALD
MONDAY. AUGUST 31. 1600.
THE BASE BALL RECORDS.
RtaiuUui; fir tin' Club Im thu Iluoo
Championship I'enniuits.
National Lrf.iifruo.
clkim. w. I. P.O. oi.irm. w. L. P.O.
Baltimore.. 74 33 MS Brooklyn.- IK M .481
Cincinnati, at 30 .K Phil.-ulel'a . 52 57 .477
Cleveland.. (15 42 .fi07 Now York 52 69 .4GS
Chicago... ftl 47 .577 Wash'ton. 42 01 .)
Boston. 60 49 M St I.ouid 04 74 Ma
PlttobtirR 5S 49 -542 Louisville 27 70 .253
SATCIIIUY'S NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At Philadelphia-Philadelphia, 5; Cln
clnnntl, 4. At Now York First gamo:
Cleveland, 3; Now York, 1. Second gamo:
Now York, 4; Cleveland, 1. At llrooklyn
Brooklyn, 7 ; St. Louis, 1. At lioston
Boston, 1(1; Louisville, 11. At Baltlmoro
Baltimore, 11 ; Pltthlmrff.fi. At Wash
ington Chicago, 1!!; Washington, 0,
Kusteril I.cn;lln.
exuns. vr. l. p.o. ci.riw. w. L v.r.
Providence 02 SO .(51 1 Syracusn ... CO 65 .470
Rochuiter.. 03 40 PprinKH'ld 43 64 .471
Dtlflalo 00 40 .550 Wilku-ih'ro 41 51 .440
Toronto . . 51 45 .515 Scranton... 84 02 .418
SATUIWAY'S EASTEII.V LKAOrfE (IAMBS.
At Sprlnufloltl Springfield, 7; Scrnn-
tun, 0. At Toronto First gamo: Toronto,
2; Syracuse, 0. Second gamo: Toronto,
2; Syracuso, 0. At Buffalo (10 Innings)
Rochester, 0; Buffalo, 7. At Providence
(10 innings) Wllkesbarro, 2; -'Providence,
1.
SUNDAY'S r.ASTI'.HN LEAOUE GAMES.
At Syracuse First game: Springfield,
13 i Syracuse, 10. Second amo (callod,
darkness): Syracuse, 13 Springfield, 13.
At Providence Provids'nco, 10; Wllkos
harro, 0. At Bullalo-cuullalo, 8; Roches
ter, S. S
Atlantlo League.
exuns. ,v- i I'.o. ci.uiis. w.
Hartford.' 55 61 .500 Wllnmgt'n 50
Patersui;. .07 54 -551 Athletic... 40
-I ewark . 01 54 .542 Lancaster, 40
L. P.O.
60 .47
02 .427
01 .413
SATUltDAY's ATLANTIC LEAGUE GAMES.
At Hartford Hartford, i; Athletic, 3.
At Wilmington First gamo: Wilming
ton, 12 ; Newark, 0. Second gamo : Now
ark, 0; Wilmington, 5. At Lancaster
Patorson, 17; Lancaster, 3.
SUNDAY'S ATLANTIC LEAGUE GAMES.
At Patorson Paterson, 10; Wilming
ton, 11. At Newark First gamo: New
ark, 18; Athlotlo, 1. Second gamo; New
ark, 0; Athletic, a
IXrxvc nro vniir Tvhlnev? Yon can't cot rid
of Neuralgia, Hhcuinatism, Diabetes, Bright's
Disease, etc., unless your kidneys are able to
throw out of the blood all unisonous matter.
Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills enable tho
kidneys to do this and do it thoroughly. Suld
nt Klrlin's drug storo.
B 5,000 BARS OF
1 ...SOAP i
(C TO BE SOLD 3 BARS FOR Be
E E. B. FOLEY, 3
JP MO. 27 WEST CENTRE STREET. 3
I REMOVED
1 20 East Oak Street.
111 Dr. J. W. Van Valzah's II
II DENTAL PARLORS.
m No stairways to W
IP climb anymore. W
NECROLOGY.
John tl. IMils, a Veiicriihlii Cltlrcn, Called
to Ills llent.
Many residents of tlio town will regret to
learn of the death of John O. Davis, nn old
and highly icected citlwui. Ho died last
evening at his homo on South West street,
aged (17 years, after suflcrlii); a neck from
pneumonia. The deceased was n man who
commanded tlie esteem of all with whom ho
mnde acquaintance and had the tepntatloii of
IicIiik one of tho best rend mon in tlio
county. He was aho an experienced
traveler nnd In social intercourse his general
knowledge coiniimndid admiration. Mr.
l.i is was brought to this country from South
Wales, (I. II., when two years of ago by his
paients who limited In Mltiersvlllo. In lhl
be came to Shenandoah and became a eoal
operator. He bad a small colliery on tlio
western outskirts of tlio town and prospered
for some time, but, with many others, went
down In tho financial crash of 1875. Mr.
Davis served two terms of three years as a
member of tho local School Hoard, several
years on the public library committee, and
was also a nroniinent local secret society
man, having been a charter member
and Past Master of tho Masonic Lodge
and Shenandoah Lodgo No. 001, I.
O. O. K. In Ids travels during his
early years Mr. D.ivis traveled through
California. British Columbia, Nova Scotia,
South Sen Islands and Australia. Ho wa3
carried to California by the gold fever of '40
and devoted 1(1 years to gold mining in Cali
fornia, Nevada, British Columbia and Aus
tralia. Tho deceased is survived by his wife
and three step-sons, Arthur, John and School
Director William T. Trezlse, and also by a
biuther, Bbcne?cr Davis, of Pittsburg, nnd u
sister, Mrs. Sarah Mainwarlng, of Duryea,
Pa. The arrangements for the funeral will
bo announced to-morrow.
HKKIt.
Hortenso. wife of Ijindelin Hcrr, died
Saturday evening at her residence 331 Last
Lloyd street, from general debility, oho was
01 years of ago and is survived by her hus
band and three sons, illiam, of town
Frederick, of Norwood, N. J., Lnndelin, of
Jersey City, N. J., and two doughtcrs. Misses
Lizzie, of town, and Margaict, of Boston,
Mass. The funeral will takeplaoeon Wednes
day morning. Services in the German
Catholic church.
JENKINS.
Edward, son of John Jenkins, of 200
North Union street, died on Saturday oven
itig nt the homo of Ids parents, aged 10 years,
0 months and 0 days. Ho succumbed to
typhoid fever and, although a young man of
good physiquo and habits, fell an easy
victim to tho disease Tho funeral will tako
place to-morrow morning at 0:30 o'clock. Tlio
deceased wan a brother of John 1). Jenkins,
the baritone singer, who played an engage'
inent at Tumbling Hun i.ist week. Harry, a
23-ycar-old brother, is now suffering from the
fever.
KENNLLL.
John Norman, 1-months-old son of John
and Ada Fennell, of Camdon, N. J., died last
evening from marasmus nt tlio residence of
tlio grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Johnson, 218 North Main street. The funeral
will tako place on Wednesday, at 2 p. m.
nnowN.
Maud, wife of Samuel S. Steinbach, died
yesterday morning at her homo in Lost
Creek from typhoid pneumonia, after nn ill
ness of ono week. Tho deceased was 22 years
of ago and is survived by her husband and a
son six wcoks old. Tho funeral will tako
place on Wednesday, leaving Lost Creek for
Pottsvillo on tho 12:45 p. m. Lehigh train,
Interment will bo mado in the Charles liaber
cemetery at Pottsvillo. Mrs. Steinliach was
a grand-daughter of Col. D. P. Brown, Super
intendent for tho Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Company, and daughter of A. D. Brown,, uh
ollicial under the same company. Hi November
1S01, she was united in marriage to tsamuel
S. Steinbach, an engineer on tho Lehigh Val
ley civil engineering corps' and tho couplo
were living hapriily in a handsomely fur
nished homo at Lost Creek. Mrs. Steinbach
was a favorito in many circles and her death
is deinly regretted.
Cheap Clothing.
Special bargains in men's pantaloons; men
flno black suits, from tho best makers in
Jtochcstor, canal to any merchant tailor
made Tho cheapest line of children's cloth
ing ever brought to town. Everything
bought for spot cash, and therefore on any
suit or pair of pants you buy herojyou will
savo from 15 to 25 per cent, on tlio purchase.
Can you afford to go elsowhero and pay moro 1
Wow Levine,
Tlio Oldest Established Clothing Store,
31 N. Main St., Shenandoah.
Kplioith League at Win. I'eiin.
Tho Junior Ejiworth League of Win, Pcnn
held their regular meeting yesterday with
Supt. Charles Harris presiding, and tho fol
lowing program was carried out : Singing,
"Beckoning Hand;" recitation, "Little
Brown Hands," Gortio ;Walker; singing by
tho Lcaguo; recitation, Sarah Stcole; singing
bv League. "Blessed Assurance;" examina
tion of class; singing, "Gloria Patrhv," and
closed by singing. Thero wcro rresent 7
teachers, 03 members and 4 visitors. Tlio
class cousistcd of Margaret Chalmors, Clara
Dulnney, Salllo Itlck, Ethel Jones, Sadie
Stccley, Jennio Smith, Lillio Whitcman,
Grace Bowman, Flora Whiteman, Hannah
Boweu, Mngglo Grow, Sarah Steele, Katio
Seltzer, Gcrtrudo Walker, Cnrrlo Dunlap,
Vlanna Couch. Tho meotings of tlio Leaguo
aro held every huiulay aitcrnoon at -':au
o'clock, and tho public is cordially invited to
attend.
To Murk" Members Grilles.
Monument Council No. 817, Jr. O. U. A.
M., of Girardville, will horeafter placo a
breaststone of medium size on all graves of
deceased members. At a meeting last week
the society decided to do this instead of ex
pending money for lloral designs whenover n
member Is burled. The stone will have on It
tho member's name with date of birth and
death.
Licence Traniifer.
Application was made to-day for tho trans
fer of the llcenso of tho saloon in tho Fergu
son theatre building, recently held by Michael
Costollo, to Goorgo L. Bowles, of West Cherry
street. The court took tho papers.
Ou Duty Again.
Peter Connolly to-day resumed his duties
ns brakeman on tho local Lehigh Valley
freight. Ho was thrown idlo about two
weeks ago by tho smashing of one of his
thumbs between the bumpers of cars,
School Hoard Affairs.
A regular monthly meoting of the School
Board will bo held on Wednesday evening
next. Tho vacancy on tho Board causod by
the resignation of Director Church will bo
rilled. Tho committees will meet to-morrow
night to sign bills and prcparo reports.
A Di'himi Couplo to Marry
Tho nuptials of Mr. Harry L. Perry, tho
popular and well-known musician, of Del
nnoi and Miss Auuio Fritz, an accomplished
young lady of that plate, will tako placo
noxtVrhursday evening, ut the rcsldenco of
the Ifjdo.
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout tlio lleglon cjhrou
li li'il lor llnnty 1'criinal. m
Tremont cyclers will organlzo iioxtjPrimrs-
day evening.
Tho Wcissport shoo lactory was' totally
lostroyedbyflio.
A juvenilo dancing school has liccn
organized at Lost Creek.
Tlio Dally American, of Mahnnoy City.
moved into new quarters on Saturday.
Mahanoy City has organized a foot ball
team, with Howard lliirchill as captain.
Tho season in which it is legal to hunt
sipilrrels opens on tho first of September.
II. W. Smith, of town, palnteil the ball on
tho tower of the court house nt Pottsvillo.
A new lodgo of the Daughters of Liberty
was instituted at drier uty oni nuny oven
ing. The Humano Hobo Company, of Pottsvillc,
has purchased a new team, weighing 3,000
pounds, for $375.
Another Knights of Malta commandcry
will soon bo organized in Shamokin. Also
ono nt Ml. Carmcl.
John Iteoso, who was injured by tlio ox-
plosion of a boiler nt Park colliery, was dis
charged from tho hospital.
Coxo Bros. & Co., deny tho reported pur-
chaso by a syndicate headed by J. P. Morgan
& Co., of the firm's mines and properties.
Tho now breaker of Tardco & Co. at Cran
berry will start operations on Wednesday
nnd glvo employment to many mon and boys.
Monday, Sept. 7th, will bo tho Hebrew
New Year. Its observanco begins on tho
eve of tho 7th at sunset and cuds at sunset on
the 8th.
Bishop Hoban and other distinguished
clericals will bo present at tho dedication of
tho now Slavonian church at Uazletou on
September 0th.
Tho Gwent Gleo Society, of Edwordsvillo,
Luzerne county, will hold a grand eisteddfod
in tho Y. M. C. A. auditorium, Wilkcs-Barre,
on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 20.
Nicholas Perry, of Itingtown, and. v.
Medlar, of Mahanoy City.havo mado arrange
ments for a cocking main to tako place In
about thrco weeks at which seven battles will
bo fought. The main will bo for n purso of
$250 and will eomo off in tho vicinity of
Mahanoy City.
MAHANOY CITY MELANGE.
Tlio l'oles Ilrutally Maltreat a Little Jloy
on tho Street.
Special to Exxl-fl Heiiald.
Mahanoy City, Aug. 31. Gustavo Iluch,
13-yenrs-old and residing on West Mahanoy
Avonuo, was rolling a hoop last ovonlng on
South alley when a Polo named Miko Klinck
tripped him up. Before tho boy fell another
Pole, named Alex. Seven, stepped up and
kicked tho boy on the temple. Tho victim
was attended to bv Dr. Bissell. Tlio l'oles
were arrested and aro held tonwalttho result
of tho injuries. It is not thought they will
provo fatal. A report got abroad that tho
boy had been murdered and created much
excitement.
Iho public schools of this borough re
opened tills morning. Thoro aro 142 pupils
in tho High school, an unusually largo
attendance. Tho enrollments in tho other
schools aro fair.
Two Poles on their way to Shenandoah
wcro ejected from a Lakeside Railway car
by Conductor James last night for refusing to
pay faro and using foul language
Catholic I'aroelilal School.
From tho report of Father J. W.Shauaban,
of the archdioccso of Philadelphia, for tho
year ending June 30, 1S00, it is shown that
there are IWscparate schools In tho archdiocese,
having ai enrollment of 30,000 pupils. Tho
number of pupils at tho beginning of tho
year was 34,253, and at tho cud of tho year
61,852. Tho average attendanco during tho
year was 32,100; tho number of teachers, 010;
tho average number of pupils to a teacher, 52.
Tlio following new schools, with an attend
ance of 1500 pupils, were opened: fetThomas,
Eighteenth nnd Morris streets, Philadelphia:
Immaculate Conception, Jenklntown, Pa.;
tho Holy Spirit, 1023 West Passyunk Avonuo,
Philadelphia; St. Francis do Sales', Lenui,
Pa.
Unfortunate Occurrence.
While the Harvest Homo services wero in
progress in the Trinity llefornied church last
evening tho incandescent lights suddenly
went out, leaving the congregation in dark
ness until oil lamrs could bo procured. It
was explained by tho ollicials of tho electric
light company this morning that tho occur
rence was duo to a shoit circuit in tlio church
brought about by changing tho location of tho
lights in making the decorations.
Ten Started nnd I'lvo Flnlkhcd.
Ten Pottsvillo and Mahanoy City wheel
men participated in a century run yesterday,
from Pottsvillo to Beading via Hamburg, to
Lebanon, via Wouiclsdorf, to Pinegrovo and
home, about 103 miles. They covorcd tho
dlstanco in about fifteen hours, allowing de
ductions for meals, sightseeing nnd accidents.
Thero wero only five who finished without
accident to their bikes.
Harvest Homo.
Tho interior of the Trinity Reformed
church presented a splendid appearance last
evening, tho chancel and altar being clali
orately decorated with fruits, llowers and
grain of tho season in commemoration of
Harvest Homo services. A sparkling fun
taiu in full play and a realistic ininiaturo
water mill scene wero striking features in the
midst of the decorations. A small stream of
water kept tho wheel of tho mill in opera
tiou. Itov. Hubert O'Boylo, tho pastor,
preached an excellent harvest sermon.
.Mine Inspector Appointed.
Tho Board of Examiners who recently
conducted an examination of aspirants for
tho inspectorship of tho Uazletou district,
mado vacant by tho resignation of Inspector
James Roderick, havo recommended tho
appointment of William U. Davis, of Nos-
quehoniug, and tho appointment will bo olll
cially announced by Governor Hastings in a
fow days.
Will Foot Up to MIO.OOO.
Tho total cash received to date for the Twin
shaft sufferers' fund is $53,(300. There is
enough outstanding to bring tho total up to
fOO.000.
lell From a Tree.
Robert Stettler, while gathering acorns In
tho valley yesterday, fell from a tree and
fractured his right arm nbovo tho wrist. Ho
is a grand-sou of William Stottlcr.
Sciildy" 11111 Again.
Joo Walcott and "Scaldy" Bill Qulun,
havo been matched to box twenty rounds
boforo tho Broadway A. C. New York, next
October at 150 pounds.
1'or Hale Cheap.
A barber shop in a good locality. Further
Information at Heiiald ofllce. 8-31-lw
'l Well 1'utroiiized.
Tlio Joncs-Schoppe orchostra gavo sacred
concerts at High l'oint park yesterday after
noon and last evening and they wcro well
patronized. Tho Lakeside Railway cars
carried hundred of, passengers, some of
whom sought tho roofs for accommodations,
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.
State Chairman Klkln Semis n Helulniler
to County Chntrinen.
Stnto Chairman Elkln tins sent n letter
to th chnlrmou of tho various county
committees culling attention to tho neccx-
lty of looking after tho registration of
voters. Under sections 2 and 3 of tho
registration net of 1805 ttls tho duty of tho
nssossor of ouch district to bo prosent ut
tho election housodurlng two secular days
heforo tho Tuosday next following tho first
Monday fn Novoniher.
Under thlsurrangemeiit tho registration
this year will fall upon Tuosday and
WjdiiHsday. tho flrt nnd second dnys of
ptetnlinr, from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. nnd
from tip in. to lip m. Tho nssossor will
sit during this tlino for tho purposo of
hearing and noting upon applications to
be mado, or relating to names upon the
original registry list or lire sought to bo
placed theroon or struck therefrom as
provided In tho act The list thus re
vised is to bo returned to tho county com
missioners on Sept. 3. Tho completion
nnd correction of the registry list Is one
of the most important preliminaries to
the general election. With oo-operntion
on tho part of the chairman and the voters.
this important detail will be given proper
attention.
Killed by a Fellow Lunatic
PlTTSHUltO, Aug. 81. 6ainuel Wnllnoo.
nn lnsano pntiont nt tho Dlxmont Insnno
asylum, died nt 2 o'clock In tho morning
in tho hospital department from the effects
ot an assault mado during a murderous
frenzy by n follow Insnno pntiont, Harry
Holnbaugh. Tho killing was dono with a
tin utonsll, Wnllaco having been beaten to
death. Nothing was dono to tho slayer,
ho being nn Imbecile. A Uttlo stricter
wntch Is kept on him than before. Tho
dead man was 62 years old, nnd was a
charity patient from Hutler, Pa. Ho was
n married mini, having n wifo nnd family
at Butler.
lllg Olllco ll'iHrtlng Damaged by Fire.
ScilANTOX, I'iu, Aug. 81. Tho six story
Coal Kxchnimo office building, tho ex
change olllco and tho retail storos under
neath wero damaged by firo yesterday
morning, causing $150,000 worth of dam
ago. Tho lira started In tho elevator shaft
from some unknown origin nnd burned
savagely for four hours. Tho building
was erected In 1885 nt a cost of $130,000,
and was tho first largo olllco structure in
Scranton. Its front and other walls aro
uninjured, but tho upper floors and roof
nro practically ruined.
Knocked Out In Six Hounds.
Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 81. "Jimmy"
Itynn, of Cincinnati, after conceding eight
pounds in woight to "Paddy" Purtoll, of
Kansas City, was knocked out by Purtoll
In tho sixth round yesterday nftornoon.
Tho battle occurred just across tho linn
sas lino, at n point twonty miles south
west of this city. Tho mon had signed to
fight U) a linlsh at welterweights. Hynn
weighed In ut 145, but Purtoll was eight
pounds ovor.
Tho truth, tho wholo truth and nothing
but tho truth. That's our motto; nnd wo
add leather, solid leather and nothing but
leather. That's tho wny our shoes nro built.
7-18-tf Factohy Shoe Stoiie.
"Pltelifork" Tillman Agum.
It is given out by tho freo silvcritcs that
Senator Tillman will again speak in Fcnm
sylvania, from September 10th to tho 20th,
Ho will address meetings at Shamokin,
Hazloton, Wllkesbarro nud Carbondalo, in
tho coal region, nud will invade tlio "enemy's
country" further and speak nt Philadelphia.
It is unfortunate for tho Bcpublicnns that
tho Senator cannot bo induced to again visit
tliis county. While wo cannot have Tillman
with us always wo still havo Wilhclm, who is
booked to speak at St. Nicholas to-morrow
evening.
Each buyer of shoes at WH1TELOCKS
SHOE STOltE gets a ticket entitling them to
SILVEItWABE, Clocks, Bread or spico chests
WIIITELOCK'S shoeB nro tho best. 2t
Marriage Licenses.
Cyrus It. Beissel and Margaret Ann Itciger,
of Tamunua.
Martin Monahnn and Mrs. Annio Herman,
both of Shenandoah.
John N. Torry, of Mahauoy City, and
Elizabeth Grillitlis, of Lansford.
Joseph Yancowicz, of Audenned, and
Cornia Morefkia, of McAdoo. i
Adam J. Brown, of Schuylkill naven, and
Dora V 'caver, of Crcssona.
J. M. Mengel, of Frackville, and Mrs
Susan Strieker, of Shamokin,
Fay only your own bills. In dealing hero
tho cash customer is not taxed to help sup
port tho credit customers who do not pay.
Hero all aro ono level. All are cash.
7-18-tf Factory Siiob Stoke.
In .lull for Non-payiiieint of Tax.
A case of much interest to the peoplo of
this and other boroughs hasj list been brought
to public attention In Reading, where tho
first attempt to enforce tho payment of taxes
by imprisonment for many years in Berks
county has taken placo. William Edlngcr, a
laborer, was lodged In jail by Collector Kelm
because of his failure to pay the sum of $1,10
city tax. Edluger claims that ho was too
poor to pay.
Constipation
Causes fully lialf tho sickness In tho world. It
retains the dlgest"U food too long In the bowels
and produces biliousness, torpid liver, Indl-
gestion, bad tasto, coated
tongue, sick headache, In
somnia, etc. Hood's nils
cure constipation and all Its
ills
results, easily and thoroughly. 25c. All druggists.
Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
The only Fills to tako with Hood's Sarsaparllla.
FOR FANCY
Groceries,
Flour,
Feed, &c,
At lowest cash prices.
T. J. BROUGHALL,
25 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
Hoods
nii;i).
DAVIS. At Sbennmlonb, l'n on the 30th lust.,
John iO Dnvi, ngfdC7yenrs. Dito of funeral
will be nnuoiinccd In to-morrow's pupcr. 3t
JHXK1XS. At Shenandoah, I'n., on the 29th
lnt , Kilwnrd, .on of Jnnu nnd John Jenkins,
ng- d 19 years, U months and o d.ivs. Funeral
services will ho held nt the home of the
parents, 200 North Union streH, on Tuesday
morning at 0:30 o'clock. The cortogo will pro
ceed to the Lehigh Valley ili pot to take the
11:30 n. in. trnln for l'nickvllle, where Inter
lucnt will bo innile. Friends nnd relatives
respectfully Invited to nttend, H
l''I':XNUf.Ifc At Shenandoah, Pn., on the 30th
lust., John Xorninn, son of John nnd Ada
Fennell, of Cnuidcn, N, J., nged I month..
Funeral will take plnee on Wednesday, 2ml
inst., nt 2 p, m., from the residence of the
Krnnd-paren's, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Johnson,
218 North Main street. Interment In tho Odd
Fellows' cemetery. Ilelatlves and friends
rcspci tinny Invited to attend. 8-31-2t
COTTOLGNU.
only awaits your invitation to
bring into yourliome healthful,
palatable and economical food.
B. that yon get tba genuine ba trade-m.rks
"Cut'oU nt," and lr'a htad tn totltm'plant urtalk
cm ererr tin.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
Chicago, NewTorx.rMlaui'lphla, Flttibnrs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TOST. On the 20th Inst., nn envelope contain
J inninniner'H pay lost on the road from
Turkey JCim colliery to west Uherry street. A
suitable rewnrd v
ill bo paid upon receipt of the
same at the IIuralu ofllce,
ANTKI). A younff man
IS years of nee
I ? wants a position
in a clothinir or shoe
store. Is obcr nnd steady. Can speak the
KnuHsh, Polish, Slavish nnd lluucnrlnn lan-
Kiiaces. Address 1IEUALD olllcc. tKJWw
IOIt SAL12. Tho best milk route In town,
) with or without the creamery. Including
en nine, boiler, separator, churn, Ice cream
niacin ne, reiriKcrnior, norsc, wacon anu cans.
Must be sold by September 1st. Oood reasons
for scllinff. Apply at I!33 West Centre street, tf
IjlOlt BALE. One of the best paying lumber
! yards In Shenandoah. Centrally located.
Kvervthlnir connected with the yard. Includlm;
tennis, will be sold at a rcisonablo figure. For
further Information call on J. V. Johnson,
North Mnln street ' 8-19-tf
TjOH S.VLK. A second-hand sqtinre piano,
ij Annly nt Williams .t Son. .furniture nnd
music store. 7-23-tf
TMPOUTANT NOTICE. Tho fence?, ilinclnsr
X pavilion nud stands nt Columbia Pnrk nro
open only to such ndvertlserswhopny for spaces
and nil others will be considered ns trespassers,
whether the signs be jminted, or tncked, or hung
upon tho fence.
.Ml
no of the park can be seen
nt tho Columbia Hoio bouse. Terms for spaces
mny be secured from
ALFncn Kvans,
Thomas J. Williams,
Thomas Helms,
7-27-tf Committee.
SO X linWAltl). A reward of 25 will bo
jO paid to the person giving Information
that will lead to the arrest nnd conviction of the
thief who stole a black maro nnd buggy from
the undersigned nt Currentown, near Mt.
Unrmcl, on Saturday evening, August 2J, 1MW,
l.iKvpin the hours of 10 and 11 o clock. The
mare weighs nbout 1,100 pounds and her forctop
H clipped snort; a sr(unro nox ouggy nnu new
harness. Amos Buown, Nntnlle, Northumber
land county, l'n. 8-31-lw
PItOPO.SALS. Sealed proposals will bo m
ceived by tho undersigned committeo foi
the erection nf a three-storv brick I, O. O. F.
building, on North White street, Blicnandoah,
l'n.
Plans nnd specifications can bo seen nt No.
Moiitli .Tnnlin Ktreet. Hhennndonh. Pa.
All bids must be in the hands ot tho chnlrmnn
of tho undersigned committeo uy li o ciock,
nnnn nn Mnmlnv. Selltemlicr 7th. 1MKS.
The committeo reserves the right to reject
any, or all bids.
T. T. Williams, Chairman.
Shennndonh, Pn., Aug, 27, 18.
PROPOSALS. Sealed proposals will be re
ceived by the undersigned secretary of
committee, up to Monday, September 7th, 1898,
nt 6:00 o'clock p. m., for tho erection of n church
building, nt the northwest corner of Oak and
West streets, Shenandoah, l'a. Pinna nnd speel
llcatioiis can bo Been nt tlio ofllce of Dr. C. Jl.
llordncr, 31 East Oak street. The right
reserved to reject nny or nil bids.
Kev. Geo. W. Van Fosses,
William A. Davis,
Philip IIolman,
Joseph Disks,
C M. HonuNun, Secretary,
Building Committee,
Shennndonh, l'a., Aug. SJth, lb'Jo. 8-20-9t
YOU CAN SAVE
ir-MONEY
By Purchasing Your
Groceries, Smoked Meats
Flour and Feed at
Meluskey & Son
10S S. Main St.
Shacka m oxo n Hotel
Arkansas Ave., below Reading depot, Atlanth
ty. N.J.
Teams to Hire.
If you want to hire a afe and reliable
team lor driving oriorworkmgpurpoacg
pay Shields' livery stable a visit. Teams
constantly on hand at reasonable rates.
JAM EG SHIELDS,
No. 410 East Centre street.
Opposite Reading railroad station.
CHARLES DERR'S
Barber Shop I
12 West Centre Street.
Our Hot Towel Shave
becoming popular. You will like It
make mr-eclalty of Ualr cutting.
Jorld
Beauty Un
Does
lumuBuminnK Ke 01 iuubu . K nf new
lor rcnuy uno wall pnper is uhi i vm
wall paper wrinkles wo have luff,' .
can find any color or pattern you
hall, bed room, parlor, dining roc''iJl,.
enfe, from 6o up to 83 jwr roll.oltls,1
pnpers a specialty.
House, Sign and Decoratlv(.ltln
Satisfaction guornnteel. Estlnu
fully furnished. Send pos
J. p. cardX.
234 W Centre Bt., Shennndonr
Vliuvj Your OnlcralNoi
IS ;
hu"
in elt.
. 1 tOOR
finished
ts.Ifeel
.hat Dr.
OPEN EVERY
Go to tho Shenandoah Dental Rooms tor
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fillings. If your artlfical teeth $o not sni
you call to see us. All examinations free.
Wo make all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown
and Uridgo work nnd all operations that per
tain to Dental burgery.
No charccs for extracting when plates aro
ordered. Wo aro tho only users of vitalized
air for tho painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms;
(Tltman's Block)
East Centre Street.
Ofllce Hours: 7 a. in. to 8 p. m.
Lauer's
Lager d!nd .
Pilsner Beers,
Finest,
Purest and
Healthiest.
Chris. Schmidt, asu
207
West Coal Street.
Edward H. Spade, v
-AGENT FOR
SHAMOKIN STEAIVi LAUNDRT1
Work guaranteed and
unexcelled.
REPAIRING DONE FREE.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON EASY TERMS.
P. W. BIERSTEIN
SOS S. Jardln St.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking
13 N. Jardln Street.
GRAND PICNIC t l
-Under the auspices of th&
GRANT BAND!
LABOR DAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1896..
At
Columbia Park.
Bchonpe'a Full Orchestra will (nml.l, II,,
dancing music. Concerts by the band during!
rV