rEETS
tTO THE-
sweil
tVhat more fitting than a box of i
K-ottr delicious Bon Bons or Choco-1
flutes ? We sell Tenney 9 sealed !
tckages, 25c, 40c and Hoc each,
ife also sell as large or small a
i$ttaiUity as desired.
LOOKS & BROWN
A North rvtatlm St.
Cotrvfort-s
Of Home . . .
Are secured by wisdom
economy foresight. IVm't be
tempted by mlslcadtns; offer kdii
till pay two prlee Tiir Inferior
goods, but
BUY . . .
RELIABLE
FURNITURE
At legitimate prlees We are now
Clvlmrtomptliia; offers to buyer
oak I.KAF ro rn
DROP TA1I1.KS 4).0U
IROX MEI)TKAl)S CO nn
IN AM'NIUNl'K J)UiOU
Hnd upwrd.
M. SPOONT,
11S Hum Centre Street.
CALL AND SEE US
T
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BEE HIVE
Dramatic Trent All Next Tl'wk.
Mr. George It. Mumtnnn snd his company
opened a week '8 engagement it the opera
house taut night to ft large audience. Tlie
piny, "Th lavement of Paris," Is s drum
containing ineny thrilling episodes. Mr.
Ooorge II. Summers as "Monsieur lknmwtt,"
made a decided hit. Miss llelle Stevenson,
In the tluul character of the "l.abelle
Uantier" and "Countess llelannry," proved
herself to be an actress of pronounced ability.
The company Is a strong one. The special
ties Interspersed during the performance
were of a very pleasing character, Prof.
Wlicrnmii's raprine paradox, exhibiting a
remnrka'ile herd of educated goats In such
feats astnilitary marches, waltr.lng, pyramids,
KHnw and f.iriniiu tableaux, was a remark
able cxh.bition. Ln Potlte Ilessle showed
much talent as a colored impersonator and
responded to numerous oncores. A very re
markahlo specialty was the dancing by
Krmuui, and her performance was greeted
with prohmsed applniise. The Are dance
was never given here In anch u beautiful
manner. Yurk Daily, March 80.
The company will open ft week's engage
ment at IVrgtuott's 'theatre commencing
Monday, April Bth, with the thrilling pro
duction, "The Pavements of l'aris." All
thesttnvrjr, electrical and calcium effects
neecs-wry to render this dramatic treat, will
bo ud In the production.
Buy Ke atone llonr. lie stire that the name
Lovm & liAKR. Ashland, III., irliiH- 011
ever k.
Scleral Sites in View.
Iti v. Yl.mcck, Land Ageut Hess, of the
I'. & it. ('. A I. Co , and a committee of six.
snent 1 his mornine in tho First ward in
search of a site to erect the proposed Hun
Kiirinn Unman Catholic church. The sites
now nn cr consideration are the heckle
property, on East Centre street two sites on
Xortli Kmerick strcet.near the Lehigh Valley
railroad; Thomas Campbell's property on
East Lloyd street, and Fowler's lumber yard,
opposite the Shenandoah Manufacturing
Company.
. . Is now located in . .
. . its new quarters . .
29 South Main St.
-NEAR-
EVERY MAN-
Willing to make a $5 or $10
bill by saving it can be
accommodated at our spring
clothing sale, where the
latest and choicest garments
are sold for actually less
money asked at the end of
the season.
Our Spring Overcoats
Made of strictly all wool
i-vert cloth, cut in the lat-
i:-t fashion and made by
custom" tailors are stunners,
juait your solicitation. Vc
ako have extra fine
Youtk'A 5tyli.sK 5uits,
Mer'.s -53Nig Top 5uits,
Boy'-s Top 5uits arcl Coats.
Whether ltchinr, burning, bleeding, scaly,
crusted, pimply, or blotchy, -whether simple,
scrofulons.or hereditary, from infancy toage,
speedily cured by warm baths with CtrnctmA
Soap, gentlo anointings with CtmcrmA (oint
ment), tho great skin euro, and mild doses
of Cotiooba ElnsoLVENT, greatest of blood
purifiers and imor cures.
(pieura
I. iM throorhont the worll. roTTlK Daco itoCbiw.
Cosr., Sole P") . Uo-loo.
Uow 10 Cute ETery Blood Humor,"fr.
FACE HUMORS KhicuwdbjCorPc'uiiSoIr.
EXTRA GOOD
BARGAINS.
Why p.iy a tailor double the
amount, when our goods are made
by more skilled cutter and journey
man's tailors at ready made cloth
iug prices. Look into this and
comitice yourself.
We also carry a new and novel
assortment of BICYCLE SUITS.
I nnfiiirnrrn II ATlllltn lirtltnr
I U 'UkY kU II III HINu H 1 1 1 1 A f
llUUIILUILIl ULUIIIIIIU IIUUUL,
Cor. flaln and Cherry Sts.
HI OCK, - - Proprietor.
O'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
A special feature
of this store is that
ivciy department
.s a store in it
self ; large stocks
bought right are
in irked at money-
n ing prices.
PITHY POINTS.
Happening T1ir.iliRln.ut 'tlie Otmnlry
Ulimnlelml lor Itnly" t'eritMil.
Frrai Hoffman Is anfrering front small-pox
at his homo In Drifton. eontracted In a Now
York hospital.
Only 18 vote Were out against the increase
of indebtedness of Jfl.OOO fur a bororigh elec- j
i ti w light plant at Lehtghtou. I
The depot at Stockton, which was closed
witli Mii-abandonment of the collieries there. I
was reopened yesterday. 1
The Daughters of Llliertv of Mieppton
and Oneida will hold a on April 14th at '
ltiehendefer's hall. Qieat preparatlnns are
under way, and the affair promises to he well
attunded.
Miss Maggie Iterron, of Freelun.l, the
nsteeuieil daughter of John Herrou, will
enter the convent at Carbondale in about a
month's tltne. Miss Itermu is a very populur
young lady.
Judge Dunn, In the Orphans' Court, con
firmed absolutely thesnlenf the real estate of
the minors of the late Adam Schad, of
Miihanoy City.
I'liil. J. Council ha been appointed a mem
ber of the reception and entertainment com
mittee which will officiate in the Academy of
Music at Philadelphia during Easter week at
the reception to the An hbishop on the occa
sion of his 25th anniversary jubilee.
A cinder path is to bo made between
Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville by cyclers
of the latter town.
It is rumored in railroad Mules that Vice
President Voorhees will shoitly succeed
President Joseph M. Harris, of the Philadel
phia A Heading Hallway. The Stockholder
is authority for the statement.
The Phoeuixville Ilridge works has been
put nn double time, with Increased number
of workmen.
J. Harry Zerbcy, of the Pottsville Ite
publicau, returned home last night from his
trip to Florida and Cuba.
J. X. Pauly, aged 85 years, died at his
home in Mlnersvllle nn Wednesday. Tho
funeral will take place on Monday.
The Heading Hailroad Company h to be en
joined from taking culm from a bank owned
by private parties at Habbit Hun, with which
to fill the tracks of the Little Schuylkill
road.
In Haaleton It Is rumored that "11 the
collieries that passed out of the hands of A.
I'anleo A Company at the time the Lehigh
Valley Coal Company secured control, will
revert hack to their original operators, and
that tho Coal Company now contiolling tliem
will relinquish entirely all claim that it may
have on then).
Tamsqun lias a bicycle club.
The Sliainokin Uun Club will hold a hitidl
cap shooting tournament on the 2nd and
23 rd inslB.
Tlie A. O. H. of Oimrdvillc. will hold a
ball on Easter Monday night, the proceed j of
which will go to the assistance of t'.ic worthy
poor of .that town.
David Dyke has received the contract for
enrrylng malls between Centralii and Ash
land.
Yesterday was pay-day at the court house.
tmil uft a result tlie nttlninls were lifltinv.
The bottom of a cellar In Mt. Carmcl
dropped out of sight, but strange to say tho
foundation walls of the house were left intact.
The Hess property on West Lloyd street is
receiving a new coat of paint.
Forest tires are raging In all parts of the
county.
During the month of March there were
one hundred and thirty-five mortgages satis-
lied at the court house. Surely thU is an
indication that better times arc in sight aud
that there is still plenty of money in the
county.
Congressman Monroe II. Kulp, of ijhamo
kin, will shortly lead to the altar Mrs. Sarah
Dctwcller, one of Shamokin's fair daughters.
Tho Myerstown Hoard of Trade has elected
as its president I. B. Haak.
Mayor limit, of York, will grant no more
street fakirs licenses after this week.
A largo double shaft will shortly be sunk
at the old Hepplier workings, near Ashland.
To cud his illness and idleness William
Fink bono committed suicide by cutting his
throat with a razor at Heading.
The now brownstonc chapel of theHniinerd
Union Presbyterian church, at Easton, was
formally dedicated, freo of debt, last night.
The cmployos of tho P. A E. C. & I. Co. in
this district will receive their pay to-morrow.
A new weekly paper to bo known as the
Catholic Council will bo published In Wilkos
barre in the Interest of Catholic work and
societies. Tho paper will make Its first
appearance on Saturday.
Tho Kichards colliery, after improvements
being made amounting to $5,030, started up
yestorday, employing 1,100 men and boys.
Hepresentative Spatz defends Ills bicycle
tax bill at Heading by saying it is in the
interest of farmers, who, like wheelmen,
need tho god roads It will bring.
Tho anthracite coal output, as announced
'rum Wllkcslflrre, for April, will he the sumo
is for March 8,500,000 tous. This Is 500,000
tons les-i than the output in April, 1890.
nt iw a .
of tho Globe frr
RHEUMATISM,
and Blmilar OomplMnti,
nnrt prcjriuba tinacr tlie HTmjretH
GERMAN MEDIDAL LAWS.
prescribed by eminent phyiiclaaiL
DR. niCHTER'S
World rrnciffncd I HpnmrValitv RiirrofMtfiil !
Onli in-niiim v, i h Trade Alnrk " Anchor.'
1'. AJ.UlrMoriUo.,2KtPeiulSL Ken ork.
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch Bonus, Own Qlaatvorki,
Laduried A recomnieadcd by
V i" In in r Vi h M
ItiMX-iililli'll. 1 0B N. Mail' H , 1
! I Klrlin.OS. Mali. Mt
Miii'ai'.ifu 11.
1 ""tfllll"
DR. niCKTC!f8"
"ANCnOU" STOflMCMATi best fori
Onlr Iiyspaoslq qtnmncb fTnmpln
MAHAWOY CITV.
Harrison Ball has received the eontraot for
the extension of tho Mansion House.
Work Is lielng pushed rapidly with nn In
creased force of men on tho new Tunnel
Hidgo breaker.
Cyders complain that malicious persons
have sprinkled the road from this town to
Bowman's patch with tacks.
A petition has liccn numerously signed pro
viding for the continued closing of tho
I grocery uteres of town on thewlutorsohedule
1 of 7 p. in.
Kiteinlvo repairs aro in progress at tho
, Huston Hun colliery.
It in riimoied that Oapt. Edward Heese, of
Pari Place, will shortly hecomo superin
tendent of inside workings for tho Lehigh
Coal aud Navigation Company, ranking
second in authority to W. I). Zehnor, of
Lntisford. It has been impossible to confirm
! the report at Park Place.
Any lady wearing a 85 or 3 shoo would do
well by calling at the Factory Shoe Store.
1 We have a lot of these sizes made to sell for
'$8.00; our closing out prico is $1.00 per pair.
Factory Siiok Stohe,
J. A. Moyrr, Mgr.
AND NOW A FARMERS' TRUST.
Agrlcultut'lnta to Profit ly tlio l.e
hour of Cotmnerclnl IClnto,
Toledo, April 2. A gigantic farmer'
trust ia now being; organised In this
country. Hon. Jonas Stanberry lia
been placed at the head of the organi
sation In this section. Several branches
were secretly organised, and the order
Is strictly oathbound. It originated at
Lancaster, I'a., and was Incorporated
under th laws of New Jersey as the
Agriculturists' National Protective as
sociation. The supreme body i made
up of one representative from each
state. Bach state lias a subordinate
board of directors, consisting of one
representative from ach congressional
district. Each district In turn Is gov-
erned by a board of two members from
each county. Each county Is under the
Immediate control of a board.
It Is the purpose to do nothing this
year in the way of controlling the mar
kets, because the organization Is not
yot complete. Next year, however, the
crops will be limited to the actual liv
ing: needs of the metnlwrs of the or
ganization.
If the plan Is carried out not a
dollar's worth of farm produce of any
lslnd will be sold for general con
sumption. After the year 1898 there
will be erected or rented In each county
storehovwes, In which all products for
the market will be placed. From these
warehouses the products will be ship
ped as the state and national directors
may order.
HARRY S. YOST'S
Jewelry
Store o
WILL REMOVE ON OR
ABOUT
COTTOLDNn.
COTTOLnNll.
11
111
as well as tlie cooking of dainties,
demands tlie shortening that pro
duces the lightest, best tasting and
most wholesome iood at tuc lowest
cost
$r ft
is the purest, most healthful aud
economical shortening ever
known, lict tue genuine.
Trade-marks "Cottolenc" and
steer's head in cotton-plant
wreath on every tin.
Bold everywhere.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY.
(Uv K.-l.rk, ltltoklrM., HlUk.rtk.
gmmT?m?mmmrffmmmTftmmmmwmmr?wfm!mmg
White nc& s Shoe Store i
Realizing the general stagnation
in business, and the scarcity of
money, we have made a general re
duction in prices of our entire stock
of shoes. We name a few reduc
tions to give you an idea how cheap
you can buy from us.
Men's Salla-Galf, lace,- tip, regular price
$1.25, reduced to 99c.
Men's heavy top sole Congress $1.50 and
$1.25, reduced to 99c.
3
2"
3.
3;
APRIL nil
-TO-
nlHHstroim and l'ntnl I'lro.
Meadvllle, Pa., April 2. Cambridge
Springs, a health resort about IB miles
from here, was almost entirely de
stroyed by. fire yesterday. Involving a
loss of one life and a property loss
of $200,000. At about 10:30 o'clock fire
was discovered In the notion store of
Mrs. Wellman, on Main street, and as
there Is no fire department at the
Springs the flames spread rapidly. As
sistance was requested from this city,
Corry and Union City. Engines and
repls were dispatched at once, but be
fore the fire could be checked 30 busl.
ness houses and a dozen residences
were destroyed. Charles Hayes, a mer
chant, entered his place of business
while It was In llames to save some
valuables and was crushed by falling
Wills.
112 North Main St.
KnbV Strmi)jttd to Dcnth.
Heading." Pa., April 2. While two
boys wore 'fishing In the Schuylkill
river below rteadltfg they found In the
water the body of a male Infant with
e rope wound tightly around Its neck.
The lilld was apparently about 0
months old, and of robust appearance.
It is thought that it was strangled to
death. The coroner is investigating.
Try our new lino of Ladles' Fine Dros3
shoes at $1.50, 2.00 and $2.50.
Ladles' Dongola Tip, lace and bntton,
99 cents.
Men's Fine Call, band sewed, congress
and lace, neat and stylish, $2 and $2.50.
It will pay you to buy from the
cheap shoe store.
Whitelock's Shoe Store, E
EGAN BLOCK.
Tlio I'ulillo Debt.
Washington, April 2. The monthly
statement of the public debt shown
that at the close of business Wednes
flay the debt, less cash in the treasury,
amounted to $1,003,962,200, a decrease
for the month of 88,688.364. This de
crease I J accounted for by a corre
sponding Increase In the amount of
cash on hand.
When bilious or costive, ent a Casearct
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, 10c, 23c
Ready-Knie Skirts and Suits.
We flu w
superb s',ci 1.
Ladi f
and .' l:!rt
is no
work in
'utviro tLcs
stI!0i gp iv, i.ts ; every skirt or
suit bcutrs tlie rstamp of this season's
latest fashion. Skirts, $2.50 to
$1 50 ; Suits, $5. co to gio.oo.
PERSONAL MENTION.
MuslinUnderwearDepartment
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
COK, WHITE and LLOYD STREETS.
V a JIAVK THE
DKMIUNH OP
..OIL CLOTHS
IN TOWN.
E. B. FOLEY.
JK 27 Went Centre Street. -
Count the cost
of the tuusliu and
trimmings, then
co no mid get our
l-r.i-ei for ready
made underwear,
Gowns, Chemise,
Drawers, Skirts,
etc. ; our prices
will be found to
b. lower titan cost
VU C ill Baznr Paper Patterns are fast
im ''fri-iicU -a thousand new patterns
ii-t .p i 10 or 15c. each.
L. J.WILKINSON
MAIN STREET. ILOVD STREET,
tot ins
CHASE
anil n,iUry tot how leaving
hutm 1 ' r 1 "iiimiMKiit tt lu
' ml j-j. uti I1' ruiAiii'iit rfin-
iltiy.n lit Tru huimiM
hiii t-nrnt'n Aur
.:. I I! Al-Kld.
fiui, Hi., 1'IiIIb
I Beat CounU Bynip. TiuU Qoud! Te
rVI In tlmM. H,M hv ilruulm lit
D.mlcl Trny, the Iieavcr Valley timber
111 in. tmiiwicUil liualncs.4 in town to day.
Mr, and Mrs Joneiih I'etein. of Win. I'cmi,
wero catly niflrulii H ngui8 to Keudint'.
MiiM Margaret West spent yostcrday at
i'ottsville.
Mm. Siiedilnii and daughter, Jesnle, were
I'otthYllle visitors tn-day.
MIsh I.lziie l'imtuii of West Coal street, U
daiiKi roimly ill.
Mrs. ticorgo Willin in and child, apcum
pulled by her xuwIh, Miw Katie Wasslicr
and Annie Pierce, of I'mckvllle, were cuter-
I tiiued by Oirordville friunda yesterday aftor-
noan.
Miss Maine Cuoiptu, of Philailelpliia, is
viaitiiijc the I'.ritt family, on West Coal
street.
Actor Strcctcr In Trouble.
M. 11. Streeter, comedian, who appeared
here recently with the Ideal company, was
held at Willianniport yesterday on a tolc
gram from Heading, where the company is
appearing this week. On Saturday lust
while at Mt. Carinel, lie had a misunder
standing with the manager and iefued to go
on with the company. ConstahU J. M.
Sharp, of Heading, took Streeter back with
liim to the Ilurk county scat. The charge
against the actor Ih lurocny as bailee, al
though it is believed bin arrest was nude
from a desire of the company's management
to try and persuade him to again Ji in tlio
Idrals.
County League.
A county league of base ball clubs was or
ganized at Qimrdvllle. Four clubs sent re
presentatives to the meeting) Clirardvllle, St.
Nicholas, locust Dale, at. d Ashland. The re
prtwmUitlve from I.oat Creek tenu did not
report, but It is tjxpected the team from that
place will enter the League. It is the intent
of the managers to keep the players on the
several teams wlthlu the bounds of tho sev
eral towns embraced in the League, that is,
no outside talent will be engaged, with a
view of giving no one team uny grjat ad
I vantage over the other.
The llwt After Dinner Till.
Hood's I'illsald digestion, prevent that feel-
, ing of fullness or distress and gently yet aflec
tlvely assist in the assimilation and dlgestlou
of food. They do not gripe or pain and they
do nut weaken the body. On the contrary
' tboy have a streugtheuiug and stimulating
effect. They rouse the liver, prevent sickness
aud cure sick headache. Hood's I'll Is are
. purely vegetable, perfectly luirnileasaud may
be used safely by delicate women and
! children.
Ootoprennrlim llurni'd to Dentil.
Mauch Chunk, Pa., April 2. Mrs.
Rurnhauser, aged S3 years, was burned
(o death yesterday. Shortly after noon
tlie gathered together a lot of brush
wood and set fire to It. While putting
(,n more of the Drusit per doming
Ciught lire, and before any assistance
tould be rendered she was burned to a,
orlsp,
The beneficent influences of the newly cut
pine are condensed and refined in Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup, nature'Bowu remedy fot
uotighs and colds,
Det-ds ltrennlrd.
O. W. Ocnsemer ct us to Ueo. II. Moycr,
premles in l'luegrove j Pamuel Leluluger,
by helm, to Duuiel Weaver by oxecutors,
preini'sln Kat Ilruuswick ; John O. John
son ct ux to Itautilc C. Kwcher, prcmlkea in
Washington Twp; Dewald Fuust, ct ux., to
Henry Ilresslor, preniisen in South Mnnheim ;
W. S. Worutz, nduiluistnitor, to John I'.
Martin, premises In I'inegrove j S. H.
Kaercher to Oalvln Pardee, premisesin Itoilly
township ; Henry W. lSorjer, et. al., to It. C.
Lengel, prcnilses in Wayuo township; Amos
Schropc, ct ux., to W. H Gcssner, premises
iu llcgius; S. H. Kaercher to Calvin I'ardee,
premises in Kollly township ; M.J. Whalcn,
treasurer, to 8. H. Kaercher, premises iu
lteilly towuslilpi M. J. Whalcn, treasurer,
to Calvin Pardee, premlws iu Branch town
ship; Iouls Illass, tuamirer. to S. II.
Kaercher, premises in lteilly township;
Commissioners of Schuylkill eouuty to Cal
vin W. I'ardee, premises In Ilranoh towusbip ;
Daniel Itarlow, treasurer, to Commissioners
of Schuylkill couuty, premises In llraiich
township; Cyrus Moore, treasurer, to Com
ni'aslonent of Schuylkill county, premises In
lteilly township ; Commissioners of Schuyl
kill couuty to Calvin Pardee, promises iu
Branch township; Daulel llailow, treasurer,
to Commissioners of Schuylkill county,
premises in llrauch township ; Elisa Heiuer
et al.,' to Elisabeth Heiuer, premisesin Porter
township I J- 1'. Eani.st, absignac, eUs.t to
Kliaabeth K viin. premises in Porter town
ship ; Djpjel Schwelgert et ux., to Geo. A.
Buyer, premises In South Munnelni ; Ivi
Fehler et ux. et al., to Martin VYaUU.
premies in Tower City 1 Frank K older et 1.
to John Wolfgang, promises (n Bid red town
ship; Amut Wolfgang et al., to Pmnk
Kehlor, prcmiset iu Gldreil township,
t'oolar's Oor.eort Snlooii.
11 who wish to enjoy a pleasant hour
should call at Pooler's concert saloon, 38 Kat
Centre street. Special engagement of Prof.
Bradford, late of the Hijuu, Philadelphia's
pianist and vocalist. Ale, beer, porter,
wines, liquors and cigar always of the best.
Kverjbody weletwne. JoilV Pooikh, Pro
prietor. -8Mf
VOTICK IS IIERGHY GIVEN THAT
' the Executors, Administrators, Quardhms,
Trustees, Ac, herein named, filed
their respective accounts' in the following
estates In the Roglstcr's office at Pottsville,
in and for the County of Schuylkill, which
accounts having been allowed by tho Regis
ter, will he presented to tho Judge of tho
Orphans' Court for confirmation nisi, on
Monday, Hay 3, 189T.
1 First and final account of A. A.
Schwalm. Guardian of Emma Geist. minor
child of Wm. F. and Mary A. Gclst, late of
Porter township, ilcccaeeu.
2 Socond and final account of Adam
Miller, Administrator of John Miller, late of
Washington township, deceased.
3 Final account of E. J. Fry, Guardian of
U. rry aiitnuci, minor chtiu ot con rail r
Shindel, late of Tamaqua. deceased.
t First and final account of J. W. Kauff-
man. Executor of Philip Reed, late of
Heglus township, deceased.
3 Final arcouut of Kate Thomas, Admin
istratrix of Morgan Thomas, late of Potts
ville, deceased.
ft First and final account of Tho Schuyl
kill Heal Estate Title Insurance and Trust
Company, of Pottsville, Pa., Guardian of
Win. Dillluser, a minor.
7 First and fiual account of Monroe F.
Moycr, Administrator of Rebecca Beulnghoff,
Into of Washington township, deceased,
8 Second a. 'count of John H. Stldfole aud
Charles T. Huntzlngcr, Executors of Eliza
beth J. Iluntzinser, late of Tamaq.ua, de
ceased. 0 Second and final account of Goorgo II.
Tcter. (Jnardlaii of Oscar Cook, a minor,
(now deceased) ohlld of Daniel Cook, late of
Mahanoy City, deceased,
10 First and final account of Emanuel
Rex and Nathan G. Rex, Executors of
Nathan Rex, late of West Penn township,
deceased.
11 Acconut of Daniel R. Kistlcr, Adminis
trator of Sarah M. Bock, late of East Bruns
wick township, deceased,
lUFirst and final account of Nancy
Adams, Administratrix 01 Margaret Adams.
Uto nf Pottsville, deceased.
13 Flint and final nccouiit of Charles
ilcisr. Executor of Sarah Daniels, lato of
Piuegrove township, dccrustxl.
14 First and flna.1 account of O, S
UnnUlngcr, Administrator of Jraslah II
Huntsdnger, lato of Ucglns township, dc
leased.
15 First and final account ef Michael
.Sullivan, Guardian of William Sullivan.
minor child of Dennis Sullivan, lato of
Pottsville. deceased.
It) First account of Henry W. Delbert
and Daniel Delbert, Executors of Joseph
Dcihert, Into of Orwlgsburg, deceased,
17 Second and final account of John II.
Reed, Executor of Frauds M. Luckenbill,
wlio was executor of Charles L- Luckenbill,
late of Wayne township, deceased.
18 Account of David Starr, surviving
Kxecutor 01 I'cter rilarr, late or llrancli
township, deceased.
10 First and final account of William S
ZnlHr, Administrator of the estate of Charles
.uner, late of Orwlgsburg, deceased,
20 First and final account of Ma it A
lioiiser. Administratrix of William Sterner,
late of North Manheim township, deceased.
it f irst account or uavm j'enstermaclior,
Executor of John Fenttermacher, lato of
Schuylkill Haven, deceased.
22 First and final account of Charles
Sitler. Administrator of Polly Ilalllett, lato
or West l'euu townsblp, rteceaseu.
28 First and final account of William J
Mat, Executor of Julia Monroe, lato ot
Pottsville. deceased.
. St First aud narllal account of S. II,
Lee, Jacob Kisenhuth and George W. John
son, Executors of Ann Wylam, late of St.
Clair, deceased.
2fi First account of N. Hcbllch, Executor
of Richard Smith, late of Pottevllle, de
ceased. F. C. HEESE,
Ukoistkb's Office, Register.
PonwviLLB, Pa., March 30, 1807.
Sate of School Horn!.
Subscriptions will bo received at the eiuco
of tho Secretary of the School Board, in tho
West street school building, for the sale of
twenty-five thousasd ($83,000) dollars worth
of Shenandoah School District bonds. Tho
bonds will bear dato of April 1, 1807, and will
run thirty years. Interest four por cent,
payablo semi-annually. Denominations :
Twenty f 100 bonds; twenty f00 liouds, and
thirty-eight J500 bonds.
By ordor of tho Board,
J. J. PmcE, President.
Attest : Frank IIanna, Secretary.
old STFttiD - Rcnnins.
Marriage .Ileuses,
Thos. K. Heed aud Mary J. Qartett. both of
Orwlgsburg
I,ewU M. Rhode, of South lauhelm, aud
Katie M. Arndt, of Leiihartaville.
TO CUIUS A OOI.I) ISONH WAY
Take Ixativu llromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it falls to cure,
gfi cent .
Won't Oet Kxcltcd.
Wo aro elected by- an overwhelming ma
jority toscll tho dear pcoplo shoes. Every
shoe Iu tho store luw durability, comfurt, fit
and stylo to recommend it.
Factory Siiok Stoki:,
J. -A. Movwt, Mgr.
Docs your head feel aa though someone was
hammering it ; as though a million sparks
wero flying oit of tlio eyes ? Have you
horrihlp sickness of tho stomach ? Burdock
Blood Hitters will euro you.
HiKpltul I'atlents.
Jennie Fesslcr, a school girl, 13 years old,
and living at Mt. Curmol, camo to the State
Hospital, Fountain Springs, with a needle in
hsr hand. While running through thehouso
alio fell on the hand and caused the ncedlo to
pouotrato tho flesh. Tho forolgn bodj may
have moved from its place of entrance so its
position will bo located with an X-ray, after
which removal will be compa-atlvely easy.
Among others treated in both departments
were the following! John Kotch, 30, Glen
dowor, laborer, lacerations of thumb with
evulsion of nail ; Joseph RobuskI, 27,
Hickory Ridge, miner, simple fracture ot
right femcr of the third, or thigh, duo to
falling rock ; Michael CoJo, 30, Lost Creek,
miner. Raven Run colliery, lacerations of
nrm ami puncture of leg, due to a fall of coal.
Two cured patients were discharged.
Tho misery of years has beon cured in n
single night by the use of Doru's Ointment,
a positive never failing remedy for Itching
Piles and all similar diseases. Your doulor
ke ps it, or can get it far you.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil HUNT. Store and dwelling- ot No.
Hotitli Main Btrect. PohaohsIcmi Anril
Apply to T. J. Hlgglns, 10 N. Jurdlu St. S-X
""7ANTKD. Agents to soil 86 Indelible Check
M Perforators. Wesley MTgC
Pbiladclpbln.
Co 4m Bourse,
a-ao-st-eou
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,,
(Tltmnn's Block)
East Centre Street.
OOlce Hours: 7 a. in. to 8 p. m.
Dr. J. W. Angle, late of Iteadiiigl, Maiisirer..
NOTICE: Dr. O. S. Hartley Is still con
nected with the cstablisbniciit.
ALL EXAMINATIONS FltKK..
We mako all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Loimn Crowns. Crow&
and Bridge work and all operations that pec
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for extracting whon plates am
ordered. We are tho only users of -vitalized;
air for tho painless extraction of. teeth.
LCI
Bloomsburg Gold--
-Cure Sanitarium
-For Cure of-
IJIOK UICNT. A n"w house on South Uto
street provided with oil modern oonven
lenors. IttoBonftlile it' tit. Apply nt K. 15.
aiagnrule's store, liutt IVutre street. 9-llVtt
Liquor arcl ?lor3rire HaM
No dvteiitton from huslues. Address,
J. PIERCE ROBERTS, M. D.,
SHRNANWOAH, PllNN'A.
IJIOIl IIRNT.Htore loom and dwelling u V-
122 North Main street. Contains l.aiU- and
closet, (iood cellar and nice yard room, tilie
f store room. lGxtt feet', with two Ini'Bo uautl
f ul sliow windows, fitted out with counters and
uliclvinK ready for business. Wareroom and
stable can tie boil with It if desired (Irond
Ifxutton and rent reasonable. Address, O. vy,
Kewiiqusisii, 120 North Main street. IW-tf
TOTICE IN THE ORPHANS' COUKT
1 OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY Rotlpe
is hereby given that the appraisement of the
estate of the decedents heroin ua.rn.ed, setting
apart tlie personal nr (tthpr property to the
use of tho widows and children, have been
filed in the Clerk's office, and that they will
be presented to the Judge of the Orphans'
Court of sxld county far oonflrmatlou nisi,
on
Monday, May 3, 1897,
1 Tlie appraisement of the personal estate
of Gideou 11. Wetsel, late of Mahautougo
township, deceased.
S The appraisement of the personal estate
of George K. Moyer, lato of Orwlgsburg,
deceased.
3 The appraisement of the personal estato
n f John sliaup, late of Uuion township,
deceased.
4 The appraisement of the personal and
real estate of William Adam, late of Tre
tuont, deceaeed.
5 The appraisement of the personal estate
of Joseph Becker, late of Mahanoy City,
deceased. (
B The appraisement of tho real aud per.
soual eiate of John 0. lluchannan, late of
Wayne township, deceased.
T Tlie appraisement of the personal estate
of Samtwon Couch, late of West Mahanoy
township, deceased,
F. a REESE,
Clerk of the Orphans' Court.
HlXlUTKK'S Okfick,
POTTSV1U.E, Pa., March 30, 1807.
Wrmtwmmw,?rWmm?i
B A BEAUTIFUL GIFT "
t FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS ,3
g COUPON TO "HERALD" 2
READERS. 2
Tlie Uoliler of SO Coupons of the -
Z HERALD Is entitled to n Hrnt i loiui nrr- 3
fr- als, free-hand Water Color Portrait -
Worth ftl Oft mail. fMin, nn,. .IMU..I
OPEM StTNTlAYS. -2
g Bend photograph In Immediately 3
mZ and nave coupons ready upon re- -5
g; celpt of portrait.
NO COUPON, NO PonmAiT. 2
Evan J. Davies,
I.IVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
jjiqn minnnP,
S. ROLL BEDDALL,
Or l'onn OAKWt,
Subject to HepHblleau rules.
pOU SHKlllPl', M-
H. S. ALBRIGHT,
Of OhwisCmjmi.
Subject to Itepiiblleon rules.
-POR THE-
best groceries;
-AND-
.UOWEST PRICES,..
GO TO
Meluskey & Son,
105 South Main St.
Who can think'
of tome
lit lug to imteutr
Wanted-An Idea
ners. Wuhlagton, I), r .fur tbelr !, prlte orte
saU list ot two humlreu Iiitkuiious wanted.
Tho Rosy Freshness
And a velvety softness of the skin Is inva
riably obtained by thore who use Possoni's
Complexion Powder.