sstfs3
TBNNEY S
Peamil Brink is the finest
peanut candy made. to
cents per box. Try one.
You'll want another. 100
pound f chocolate drops
this week :it 25c per lb.
HOOKS & BROWN
a. North rvl lrl
5t.
The Store-
That's Always Busy
Beca me shrewd dollar savers
take ..Ivantaae of our tempt
ing offers. Look t our In
ducements for the present :
Iicautiftil
Jtuby Carriages
nti (I
Upwartin.
Hutidsome
Iron It&latend
13.50 Upw
nd
rds.
Refrigerators
With Spigots
and
Upwards.
M.Spoont,
IIS Bast 0ntr St.
Mo'pllNl I'Htlenls.
Several patients were discharged from the
M iic hiKpiiul, Fountain Springs, yesterday
1 one wns received. len ing 80 In various
Mice- nl improvement. Tho one admitted
w.i-. Ubert K 1-eihy, n niaou, 2 roars old.
jiml .1 resident of Shenandoah, who sustained
a severe prain of the liack while lirtlug
timber at Potts drove co liery. Those tieated
:it the dispensary were: Umis Ululauf, SI,
A-lil:wnl, laborer. Keystone collteiy. sprain of
miisrles of hack, due to lifting; A J Murphy,
t t.irtt Creek, eleeliiciaii. piiucluied wound
t lic.ul. doe t t 11 blow; llcorgo Koroski. 32,
laboier, Keur Itidge colliery, sprain of hack,
diet 11 f.ili; Michael Plain rly. 7, li nird-
ill.-, trolley ear coudnclor, foreign body in
( ,t. ic.eivod while wit. king; Amlre.v ll-iluo--JS,
siieiminIo.ili, lalKirer, Xn. colliery,
I 1 ci.itimis of little Anger with evulsion of
ni'l lie was squeezed between h lump of
o.il ami the side of t..e breast.
To the Iji1Ii.
M.my bidies Iiavo availed themselves of
the opportunity of seeing tho millinery dis
j.'iv and the rcnsouable prices at the new
..(ire of Miss R. Roche, IS North Main
stieet. An invitation for iuspectlon is
i. In ited. 4-1-lm
Payne's fllmnltllle Nurseries.
Fo nqral designs made up in any desired
fi.rm of natural or wax flowers, upon short
notice at reasonable prlics. Large variety
of frames constantly on hand. Orders may
be left nt Morgan's IJaisar. 28 N. Mnln St., or
nt Payne's (irecnliouse, Oiiardvlllc, Pa. tf
Twenty-five pieces of Im
ported Novelty Dress Goods for
25c. per yrtnU These styles are
new and are shown exclusively
by us. See our window dis
play of these and also the
splendid stock of
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
Prices run from 25c. to $1 .50
for Laundered Waists. Don't
wait till choice styles are gone
but come now and pick from
our gteat assortment of stylish
waists.
CHANGES IN THE TARIFF
Will advance many lines of
goods. We have made large
purchases and can continue to
sell fine dress goods and silks
at special bargain prices.
During January, Feb
ruary and March
Over a thousand of the famous
McCall Bazar Pater Patterns
were sold by us for 10 or 15c
why pay more ?
L. J.WILKINSON
MAIN STI1EET.
LLOYO STREET.
O'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Might.
Cor. White
and Lloyd
Streets,
Mansion
House
I Stables,
Shenandoah. J
MAHANOY CITY.
V II HAVE THK HANDSOMK8T
JKrillK8 OK
..OIL CLOTHS
IN KWX.
E. B. FOLEY,
-Jft'o. ay West Centre Street.
Spring
Dress Goods
MAHANOY CITt,
ICesM) at n llalil Kin! Desferttto lion
llnliber.
Mahanoy City, Apr. SO. At about three
o'clock yesterday afternoon James Sullivan,
of Wort 8pruc atreet, was surprised upon
enuring his bedroom to be confronted by a
strange man. Sullivan nxkrd the eanno of
ths stranger' presence and for amwn the
cold rnusxle of a revolver was thtirat into his
face. Sulllvmi stepped aside and the stranger
! dathed past him and nut of the house. John
, Sullivan, a brother of .Tmnen, gave ehaae anil
seised the fleeing man's coat tail, vana
iog him to stup. but t'e latter turned
flcrrety and presented n revolver at hla
captors head with a mnrderoua threat. Sill-1
livan released liU hold and the thief dis
appeared in the direction of New Huston.
All inspection of the room showed that the
thief had rifled all except one drawer of two
bureaus and secured nothing. Tho drawer
which was uiitouohed contained numcy
itJ Dunn, formerly of Shenandoah, bus
been Inform' d of the death of 111 sister, Mr.
Annie Condon, of hrooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. C. K. SeherUlugrr, formerly of town.
and now of Philadelphia, is here arranging
the datails for a enmrt tn lie ffiveu on Tuea-1
day evening, next, at wliloh hor aon. Victor, 1
a pbenoinlnal boy violinist, will he tho star
performer.
Ijst week Snperlntcndeiit Evaus, of the
Moraa eol liery, verhgny aiiiiouneeil that a
reduiMl m of ten per cent, in wage wonttl be
made on Tneaday of this week. The em
ployes called a meeting for last night awl
notices to that effect wore posted shorn the
colliery. Yesterday morning they were
gratified to find posted at the mine notices
signed by General Superintendent K. L,
llulhwk announcing that there would las no
reduction of wages. The inside lalwrors of
tho colliery have n grievance they desire to
have remedied and will call a meeting to
consider means of redress. It has been cus
tomary for lliem to quit work as soon as
they can arrange to do so after the miners
leave, but a recent rule rcqulirs them to
work nine hours full.
Stlney .-balder, wllo ercaped from Constable
Oeorge on Suiiilnv night was arreted yester.
d ly and put under fSOO hail 011 a charge of
sun ty.
PERSONAL MENTION.
C. C. II. Kirlln is home from Philadelphia.
W. M. Ilrewer spent tho day in Philadel
phia. Arthur Purrish left this morn I g for Joreey,
City.
John lteckvr, of Delano, waaa town visitor
last eveniiiL.
.Tele. Toomcy is confined to his homo by
nerlniis illness. 1
Miss Chuilotto llofl'innn Is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
L. A. Bamberger transuded business at
Haxletou to-dny.
Tim. Hurst, of base ball fame, whs scon in
town last cveuing.
William Guy, of Fmckvllle, circulated
about town yesterday.
Mrs. Comely, of Malianoy City, visited
friends in tdwn yesterday.
Joseph Keogh, of Girardvllle, enjoyed tho
Phoenix dance last evening.
Mrs. Koary, of West Oak street, spent
.vesterday in Mahanoy City.
William Gibson and family, of Palo Alto,
urc tho guests of town relatives.
Mrs. H. Y. Titmauaml sister, Miss Mnggic
Jacoby, spent to-day at I'ottavillo.
1- rederick LUis, after spending Luster with
l.is imientF, returned to Wilkesbarro to day.
Alexander Ulshafer and lud' friends en
joyed 11 drive through tho Catawissu valley.
I'liuikliu Kaudcnbusli and family to-duy
vacated tliuir residence on North West street
and shipped their household effects toSuinmit
Hill.
Mini Agnes Stein tcturncd last evening
from Philadelphia, where she spent several
da snt the University of Pennsylvania as
tho guest of her sister, Miss Sallie, who is a
nurse at the institution.
Mrs. JL P. Purccll and sister, Jtiss Ella
ICjtnn, yesterday uttendod tho funeral of
l ather lieiesford. at Heading.
Editor Guiteromn, who wields the pen for
1 ho Sliumokiu DUp.itch, was looking up
busluesviiiterests lieio to-day.
J. r. Higxins returned home from an
IVister visit to lieaver Meadow last eveiilni
11. L. Talley of Baltimore, Md., president
of the Homo Friendly Society, and family
are guoetsof .Mrs. Tslley's m rents in town
Grant LesMg and lriond, Mr. Gill, left for
l'ethlehein thi afternoon, to resume their 1
tiuliesatthe lihigh University.
Jlrs. Uradley and her two daughters, hnve
returned homo from a visit to Hazlcton
rleuds.
V.. "A. Anituck, Dr. J. S. Kistler and
Wushiuxton A T.tinan wore 0 joyins tr.iut
Mshing at Shncinnkeraville tu-t'ay.
Miss Jewel Giirman, of Xlahauoy City, is
visiting lur friend. Miss Knto Maley, ol
Wo-st Oak street.
T. J. C'oakley nltciided tho Coiftiers funeral
it Mahanoy Plane yesterday.
Albert Hoover m.iilo a business trip to
Baatoii to-day"
Jire. Kl'is Duell, of South Jiain street, gave,
'drill to h sin yesterday. ,
I!ov. Chancs Itols, of Chester, Pa., ar
rived in town tiiis morning and is spending 11
low days as the guest of his parents, Mr. and
Mr. A. Ji. ltoads, of North Wust strcot.
Turkey ltun Visitor.
Ku. 1Ii:raXU : In your column of per
sonal mention of to-day's issue, I see 110
milieu of a Saturday's -visitor fiou- Palo
Alto, in the pirsou of Jlr. Alexander Govau,
who visits our iiiounuiin town occasionally,
to spend n short season with his daughter,
Mrs.J.i 11 C lliittoii, and her liuslstud, the
at'e'r u well kimwu engineer amongst you,
and their iuti resting fumily, but the muic
especially at this tune to speud to-dny, the
10th lust , the 7lth anniversary of his birth.
Mr. Gi'Vau has rosultd in Pottsville's vicinity
fur the past M years, having reached thu
city of Pottsville, accompanied by a wife and
cliuu. In the arly tart of the summer of
1818. By the death of hla wife on the 1st
lay of July, 1888, nearly 8 years ago, and
ill their 48th wedding day, he has since been
a very solitary and alone old lean, and to
somewhat relieve the monotony. Indulges in
u li visits very oftentimes amongst the dif
ferent members of his family und friends.
Fmiknu or thk Family.
Tur'ey Bun, Apiil lBlh.
1'iihtpolleil Public Sale.
II F Faust, will have a public sale ou
i'bur.ua , April Mod 18 T, at 1 p. iu at
which will be sold a good furm of 18 aeres
lor liuek and paultry purjioses, large" poultry
lio hi- 3 Hah aud dock ponds, good dwell
ings with modern improvements, water in
1 nil about the hulldlugs. .Located 14 miles
vet of BraudoMville aud 5 miles from Slien
tudouh, ueai 'Stjulre Hutu's farm, The sale
was jxMtpotieil 011 account of the weather. St
ltov. 1Im to Preach.
Iluv. Hess, of Ashland, will occupy the
pulpit of the Unite! Kvaugellcal church, 011
N'orth J siil in street, to-night. Self denial
week is being observed by this congregation
and mi vices will beheld every night duriug
the weak.
How's Till?
We oiler O110 lluudrad Dollars Keward for
uu eise of Outarrh tuat can not I hi cured hy
Hull's CoUnli Cure. ..,..
K.J CHUNKY , Props., Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known K. J. Cheney
for the lut 1 1 years, and believe him perfectly
Uouor.ilile In ull liiiHluess traiMaetions and Aii
..l.,l v ulttc U mrrv out any oblluulioos luude
I I iy III. ir II 11. 1
Wmi Tim x, W lioli sule liruuglsls. TOIlo,w
WALbiM', Kisnav 4: Maiivin, Wl
rbokiatule Drug-
lt-t. Toleilo. Ohio.
Hall's l'tarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting
ilirectlv uniui the blood ttiul inue4His surrttees
or
the system Price 75c Imt bottle. Hold b) all
UriiggitfU i cht'itioolals rree.
Hull's Family Pills are the best.
PITHY POINTS,
itapi'onlnmi Throughout the Ootrejty
(Jlimiilclcil tor Hasty rrusl.
Neat job work at reasonable rate.
The Tort Carbon shoo factory will roanmc
on Thursday.
Iloldarman, the jeweler, lisYS placed a
hamlsnmn oak work bench In Ills Stars.
Caroline Rlaekwond, of MalianojrtjyWhf
been granted a soldiers' widows' pension.
M J. Ulley. the bowery evangelist, Is hold
ing f.irth nt I'ottiville an excellent fleld.
Lydift Lodge, No. 112. P. of U will hold a
bnnqnet at the Ferguson House this evening.
Itev. U. Murray, pant or of the Pottsville A.
M. K. e.hnndi, isa eandldate for appointnieut
Minister to Liberia.
John Fry to-day changed his residence
from 1IH1 West Colli street, to the residence
recently vnc.itcd by T. J. James, on Nuith
West strm t
Thiily-tlirec persons were confirmed In
Jerusalem church, 1. In 8t. John's Keformed
church and 10 in St. Malthow'a Lutheran
eliurch, H.hu.vlkill Haven, on Suiidty,
Circiilnr notice was served by the I & It.
lty.. nt (loidon and Mahanoy Plane, to the
effect that a general suspension would be In
progress while the mines are idle hereafter.
Only very Important trains are to lie ruu.
TO CUIUS A COI.ll IN ONH DAY
Take laxative llfotno quinine Tablets. All
drttggurta refund the money if it fails to euro.
St ocnta.
ltedtieeil Iuro.
Tho Grunt Monument Ceremonial In New
York on April S7th will lie ol of the
grandest affairs of the Century. The parade
will Include 80,000 men representing most of
the states of the union. Pennsylvania will
lie represented by half u doion picked regi
ments of the National Guard and elaborate.
pTcprratiiins arc being made to properly
handle the multitude that will bo gathered
on the occision. For tho accommodation of
those desiring to attend the Philadelphia
Heading Hallway will sell excursion tickets
at the rate of $1.17, good going April 20th
and 011 early trains of April 87th ami good to
return up to and including April 39tli. For
further particulars inquire at ticket offices, (it
The Mine Mule ( (In.
J. Strouse, repreFeiitlnp tlio Baldwin Loco
motive Works of Philadelphia, Is in Ashland
or toe purpose 01 iiitrtuMtug IS new mine
lo:omotlves, which have Just been turned out I
of thu rImjvo named works foT the P. A It. C.
A 1. Co. Ho will place 011c III Ashland, Gil
herton, Slienandwili and Flue Grove, und the
lials lire In tho surrounding collieries. Their
introduction will dispense with the labor of ! elected, nml his Honor has since been sus
many men, and will eventually supplant the ! tulned by tho Supreme Court, yet Judge
mine mule.
asmmmm?frmmmmf?iw!K
3
3
We asked a 3
friend what he'd 3
pay for a certain 3?
pairofourshoes. 3
He said $2.50 or 2
$3.00, and think z
them worth the 3,
price. He knew 2
somethingof the 3
Sinsideofthe shoe 3
'business, too, but 2jj
he was
wrong ;
B;
he judged
what he
by
saw 3
3
ftZ
SIT
I Si
!
elsewhere.
We admit
they were 3
worth it, as shoes are 3
qi
regularly sold irr some 3
places, but that wasn't 2j
our price ; we sold them 3
for $1.75.
3
2
E He'd make the same
K mistake in our $1.50 3
shoes. According to 3
K some stores' valuation
they'd be 2 or $2.50. 3
: They look it ; but we
S: don't charge for looks. s
jt Factory-price won't let 5
us go higher than $1.50 3
iEE 2
Not only in the $1.50
line, but in every other 3
3
line in the store we
show the same price- 3
E saving instances. We
can beat any ordinary 3
r store all the time; evTy 3
XZ a
time 3
& 2
And then we make our customers a i
present of a beautiful Parlor 3
Lamp when purchases 3
amount to S25.00. 3
I FACTORY... 1
SHOE STORE,!
J. A. M0YER. Mgr.
4-
S:
Shoes Retailed at F dory Prices. 3
5
I Always
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POLITICIANS ACTIVE,
Many Peculiar Combination Nov
1 'or hied til the County.
Mpeclnl HrHAVh porretponriciice
PoTTHVIi I.K, April 20, 18IM3
The politicians have caught tho fever, and
WlUi th spring weather and the advent of
tire Easter girl, the local statesmen are dis
playing much more activity than during the
past month or so. Especially Is this true of
those among thorn who arc seekers after the 1
loaves and fishes. It H expected that at least
one or two plums will fall to the lot of 1
Schuylkill county within the next thirty 1
days. Your readers will remember tlmt
sometime ago 1 stated that Send-1
tor Coylo was an applicant for a consul-1
ship; recent events verify that statement,
when new comes from Washington to tho
effect that Congressman Brum 111 has tiled
I Coyle's application fox umsul to Uraril or
I some nlber Mouth American lonnlry. The 1
I kuonli'g ones say Ills application n 1 outing-
I put niaiii 0110 or two things. 'I'M stme bus
I Iwcn allottid ten foreign consulates, and there
I I. r. ...mil arm of aimliciiits from Pinnsyl-
vania. Senators Quay and Pi nrrse will go
over thcae applications and select the liu-ly '
ten and there Is grave doubt of any Schuyl
kill coniitnln lielng numbered among tho
lucky oms Coylo Was 1, ei ived any nuin'x r
of lttters from prominent Republican leadms
In this county wishing him success. Your
coneipoi dent waa shoan one or two of them
Wore they were mailed. While the writers
were anxious for the Senator to receive
consulship, they objected to him
"'"B p
l-ill. They wanted him to go to the
Fiji Islands, or some other port from
whence his return would not lie so easy.
Our Democratic friends are displaying
muoli Interest In the next Republican county
convention. This statement is nothing out
of the usnal ; but the enemy's interest just
now is centered upon the position the Iiepuu
llcniis will assume as to the Judgeship. It Is
generally concerted that the Ilepublloans will
endorse Judge lieolilol, and thus throw the
main contest to he borne by the candidates
fur Sheriff. This tlie Democratic, aspirants
fur that olllce will try to avoid, if possible.
They would rather see the Republicans 110m-
mate n eamuuate Hgaiiist, ueciuei. ion
publicans will have a candidate for Judge,
provhlud there Is a vacancy on the bench,
and thus test the sincerity of the Democratic
claim for a non-parllsau Judiciary.
The politicians at the county seat are 1
evlnciii" much interest In the flnsl outcome
of tho Borough Justice controversy at blien
andoah and Alahanoy City. It will he re
membered tint Judge Pershing decided that
tho nreJBiit incumbents Messrs. Iiawlor,
Card In, Coylo tilltl Jones were list legally
Iteulitel refused, at this time, to issue a
writ of ouster, because Mr. Whalcn, counsel
for tho present incumljoiits, desired to be
honril. And thereby hnngsn political talo. In
which 0110 or two of the legal profession aro
iuteresttil. There is a movement 011 foot
headed by Senator Coylo, to have the Gover
nor's IcbbI adviser reudor an opinion de
claring that there was no vacanoy existiug at
the time Messrs. Shoemaker and Toomey. of
35 1 Shenaudoah, and May and Kettier, of Maha
I noy City, were elected in February last, and
1 hence the Governor must appoint inasmuch
us the court has declared that the present In
cumbents were illegally elected and never
entitled to the positions they have usurped
for tho past year or so.
If the political tricksters and trimmers,
who euro nothing for tho rights and privileges
of tho people, can persuade the Uovcmor to
their way of thinking, tho next ttcp to bo
taken hy Seuntor Coylo, as outlined by one,
or two of his followers bore, Is to demand
the rc-iippn'-tuient of all the present liorough
Justices, Ith tl single exception of 'Kquiro
Jt. J. Lftvi or, who does not lit present enjoy
tho conf.detiec ,pf tho Senator from your
district. And riiht there bangs another talc
nntl another deal, verifying that trito old
saying. "I'olitics makes strange bedfellows."
When it l unfolded it will open S.01110 peo
ple's ey.s, and causo thcra to doubt tho
slncoiii'y of the average politician.
It appears that Coyle displays the part of
an ingr.itc in his opposition to 'Squire
Lawlov, who has advanced tho Senator's
interests far more thsu those ho now advo
cates for appointment. Hocause tlie 'Squiro
would not sacrifice his political opinions on
the financial question, Coylo has no more use
for him. The 'Squire is to be congratulated.
Here are tlie meu whom Coylo will favor
for the iip-ointinents: Coyle (tho Senator's
brother) and Jones, of Muhauoy City, and
Cardin and Dengler, ofljheiiandoah. It will
no doubt surprise many to know why he
should f.ivor the last named for appointment,
but if your renders will watch carefully the
progress of tho stato delegate contest ill the
First district, perhaps they will readily un
derstand tho reasons therefor. Tho deal is
on, as I am reliably informed, and it may
yet oxtend farther than tho stato delegate
fight, and have somo bearing on the presi
dential appointments in the big towns above
tho mountain. Truly, consistency is a rare
jowel among a certain class of politicians.
I am neither a prophet nor the son or a
prophet, but I'll risk this prediction on the
Justiceship muddle: That If tho local court
Is calhd upon to decide the quostion as to
whether or not a vacancy existed at the time
Messrs. Shoemaker, Toomcy, May aud
Ketuer were elected, that it will decide, there
was a vacancy ; that the Attorney General
will hold to the same opinion, aud that the
Governor will issue cuinmisbious to these
gentlemen, notwithstanding any deals that
may have been made by Senator Coylo or
may licrenftcr be made. Tho only doubtful
one upon the list is Cardin, as a strong pres
sure is being brought to bear on tho Senator
to have him favor Shoemaker, 6ne of the
ousted wnrd 'Squires aud It is likclylie will
favor hlui.
My old friend aud legal colloaguo, J. Harry
James, is an applicant for an auditorshij) iu
the Treasury department at Washington
Harry's cognomen has caused tho newspaper
men much trouble, some of them wilting i
"MrJames," while even tho Republican,
which should know better, gives if as
"Jawes." As "there's nothing In a name"
my bachelor friend may rest easily ou that
score.
Much interest is manifested at the county
seat over the proposed insurance investigation
in the Senate, where it is claimed that cer
tain members of that body offered "to kill
the bill" if the insurance company, against
which the measure is aimed, would put up
iAO.OUO. A resolution was offered by Senator
Uobiu for an Investigation as to the truth of
the rumors, aud punishment-nf the guilty
parties.
By way of Harrisburg it is learned that
Senators Quay aud Penrose will have tlie
disposal of all presidential otllees in this
state, and that this arrangement Is agreeable
to the Feuusylvanla Congressmen. My
authority for this ataUment is a memiter of
tho legislature, who la very close to tmi
(Juay people.
Siilu of Sellout ltonds.
Subscriptions will bo received at the office
of the Secretary of tlieScliool Hoard, iu til
West street school building, for the sale of
twantv-flve tliousaad (&3.000) dollars worth
of Hhenanduah School District bonds. The
bonds will liear date of April 1, 1S0T. and will
ruu thirty years. Interest four per cent
payable scinl annually. Denominations :
Twenty $100 bouds; tweuty f200 bonds, aud
thirty-eight fSOO bouds.
By order of the Board.
J. J. Prick, Fresideut.
Attest : Fb.vnk Hanka, Secretary.
Jewelry .Store Ileinuvwl.
A. Ilolderiuaii'x jwelry store ha been re
moved to tho newly rcnmiloled store room
at No. 31 N'oith Maiu street, between the
Kehlerund (luiighau dry goods stores, where
courteous and liberal treatment will ho ex
tended toall old as well us new customers.
Odd fellows' May.
The Central PeiuisylVttuta Odd follows
Association will hold the largest demonstra
tion 11 Its history on tho twenty-tilth ot this
month. In Mt. Ctarmel. The Iflo&l commit
tee are making extensive preparations to
receive the visiting lodges. The various
mining operations will suspend work on that
occasion and the railroads have given a
special low rate of fare. Tho town will be
handsomely deoorated. The following
named Grand Lodge officers will Id present :
Amos.
II. Hall, (Irani! Master; W. Qftylord
Thomas. Deputy Grand Master ; Samuel Mc-
Keevur, Grand Wanlen; Esau Loomia,
unnid Conductor; It. 11. Graham. Grand
Mantliall ; James Montgomery, Grand
utiardliiu ; Warren It. Coggawell, Grand
jHgi, iMct of the Grand Uneampmtmt. A
iHrg(, number of Cantons, Encampments and
milinrdinate lodges from Schuylkill, North-
nmlierland. Lycoming, Montour, Columbia,
i?nlon, Tioga, Suyder, Uiuiphltr, Usrbou and
rue counties will bo repiescnted In the
monst parade. Shnmukln will send ncaily
thi.mand Odd Fellows.
-
Hhoiiiuidonli llentiil I'nrlors.
Latest tnetifods of dentistry, good work-
inanship. moderate prices. Positively loetl
extracted without pain
Kntlro satisfaction
given.
tS-l n J. r. -HuhNMAN, 1). I). 8.
I Deeds lteeonled.
1 From Win. Searer and wife to llebeeea
, .lames, premises In Tower City; from Jacob
Searer to Rebecca James, premises in Tower
I I'ltv rrnin
Rebecca James to 11. Jr. Shirk.
,.mm.U... I Tut III.
j 1 . . 1. , .... m ... 1 1 1 u
from .Mary Peters to
Diniel Diets, premises in liutler township;
from C. Marburger et nl., to Stephen Greena
willt. premises In Kast Brunswick township:
from SyletUt Itelgel and wife to IMwanl C.
Keigel, premises ill Toltsvillc; fruiiiTheiHlore
Gordon and wife to Catharine Jt. Williams,
premises In Cresaous; from Joseph Robbing to
.Margaret Devers, premises in Shenumlixili;
from Daniel Shcpp and wife to Syle J.
Focht, premises in Kllue township; from
Bartholomew Trainer to JIary J. Jfcllreen,
premises In Malinnoy City; from Jenbln
Hopkins Guard et al to Fred Shod, promises
In Mahanoy City; from Jouatlian Otto and
wile to Jonathan I). Otto, promisee in lleglns
township; from J. II. Otto to Kmsnuel
Schwalm, premises in 1 logins township;
from John II. llauui and wife to llogins
Park Association, premises in Hegltis town
ship; from Sophia Zimmerman to Charles W.
Kverctt, promises In Union township.
Now Undertaker,
T. J. Coakley has opened an undertaking
establishment in town with his oflieo located
at J. J. Conkley's, 38 North Main street.
Night culls at tho Ferguson Houso. 3-1-t
License Transfers,
Retail llcenseof Ann Hurklns, Second ward
of Pottsville, to Jlnrgarct Larkin.
Rotail licenso of W. Cxyzowski, in tlie Sec
ond ward of Shenandoah, to Vincent ICuprel"
wiecs. Liceuse of I'Mward C. IEeddy,' In the Sec
ond wnrd of Ashland, to Geo. W. Kcllar.
Liconso of Teter Blldor, in the borough of
Gordon, to Kilward C Reddy.
License of Patrick Flynn, in tho Middle
ward of Girardvillo, to Miles Itoaoh,
License of Henry Reiuhweiu, In Butler
township, to William Keillor.
When billons or costive, eat .1 (iukviret
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, 10c, 2Bc.
Miirrlago Licenses.
Clifford W. Klwluser, of Rending", aud
Mary M. I).inncbaum, of IVtsvillo."
Michael J. Ryan, of Mahanoy township,
and Maggie Qiilun, of Buck Mountain.
Jeremiah Sehock and Debbie Schaefler.
both of Schuylkill county.
I homas Stone Lako and Kal 0 Reed, both
of St. Cla!.
Bartholomew McDonald and Mary Hacorty.
both of K ."Uawltliam.
,t for over
01 me uiooo rcr
inrjEALfJIA und similar Complaints,
r.-i 1 pmpartu uaacr ma strmecnt
GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS.,
irvttuiuttu oy cmineiiipaysjcian
DR. niCHTER'S
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VVorM renowned I nemarksblv eucpesaf nl 1
HOnlve-i-iinl lovlill Trade AIark Anchor.1
t . Ail. ltlch I er . Co. , S 1 5 Pearl St., Kcw York.
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch Honee, Own Glassworks.
23 Si CO cts. Eudorscd & recomincadcd by
Unptey, irr.N Slnli, f-t.l
Hnncribmh. 103 N. Main St., f
l: I). Klrlln, 0 8. Main St.
, siicrauuouli.
DH. RICHTEH'S '
OANCIIOU" STOMAOIIAr. b..t
M it- v. ....
NOVELTIES AT-
YOST'S JEWELRY STORE.
Large assortment of Sul
phur settings in Ladies'
Bracelets, Fobs and Rings.
Musical GOOdS and instru
ments. A full line.
Clocks We are selling at
remarkably low pfiaoh?- All
kinds.
Frameless Eye Glasses are
what you want to wear to be
up-to-date. They will look
well on you.
Jewelry - Store,
112 N. riain St.
Evan J. Davies,
I.IVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardln Street.
A Handsome- Complexion
Is one of the greatest charms ft woman oan
possess. I'ouoni's CoMrusxiOH Pqwukb
gives it.
Pages from the Diary of
Capt. JoSin W. Moore, Newbury, Irtd
Ian. O.
MSroh 22.
"A sore luis
broaen out on
the under side
of my boy's
b'p, ond It I'h'i
d I s c lin r ,'.1
voi y !. 1ahil
l-'ft an cr -I'liii
hbout an Inch
deep, the b!z3
of a stiver dol
lar. Ho U:is to
be given con
stantnttentlon. Our physician
tells us to keep
tlie sore run
nine. A second
sore has ap
peared on his
groin And
broken. Tha
boy Is vary
low. 1 askea
the doctor
about (ttvliiB
linn Hood's
S a i' sap artllit,
w h i 4 ft has
cure i so fnatiy
such cases,
but lie said he
could give him
medicine that
Is tour times
bettor and
does not cost
"Our llttlo
boy, who has
suffered for six
years with
lameness in his
Iilp, continues
to grow worse,
-although we
have applied
many kinds of
liniments. The
family doctor
lias deelded
that the boy
lias hip Joint
disease, nndho
urges us not to
meddle with
the ease, say
ing It Is best to
nllowlttotaRB
Its own oourse,
tVe feel very
anxious about
111 m. I wish we
could find
something
which would
ctlact a cure.
I fear It will
develop Into a
vory serious
affair." J. W.
Mooiik.
n s m ii c n . "
J. W. Mooiik.
tinr k.
ffl Is lour times - - l
w bettor and V
does not cost J -J
1 J. W. MoonKSfe,
Pages lileo those- nbovo ar8 penned in the personal records of
thousands of people.
In the memories of many more tlie BtipcOSS of Hood's Sarsapa
rillais indelibly imprinted. Tho cures ty Hood's Sarsaparllln are
literally written in blood in blood mdo pure, enriched and vitalized,
cured of scrofulous taints, salt rheum, boil i, pimples, spring humors
in blood which properly builds up the nerves, strengthens tho stomach
and gives that tonic to tho system so imperatively needed in tho Spring.
IS TdT.l Spi-irg Medicine
PACTORY s
231-340 Nortli Emerick Street,
SIWNANVOA7I, PA.
I have made a general reduction
to do so until May 29th.
FOR THIS WEEK
We offer two assortments of
glassware for 5 ana 10 cents
that cannot be beat any where
for the money in town.
A FINE LINE OF GLASS LAMPS.
Meluskey & Son,
105 S. Main St.
MILLINERY !
To lit r numeroua friends
Miss Sallie Senior
in North Main Street,
Has returned from tlie citv with the
fhicst solcction of Ladies' Millinery
uooas.
Easter Opening qu
Friday, April gtli.
DO YOU WISH TO BE IN
THE SWIM ?
If so, call and see our new stock of
Pi (Chocolate
Mine
Goloueb
..Sboes
For Ladles'
siS Gents',
Latttst'Tcas.
Uatast Colors,
Prlca Bight.
SHIPP'S KEilE STORE,
17 North Main Street.
v i ivt 1 1 1 i tin taaviisa
Oct. 5.
" How glad I
May o.
"Tho doe
tor's medicine
w.i'.ch I have
been giving
0. '.r boy has not
1 vcneJ at any
1. vail. The
1 . , CO Jt' 1.110(1
worse
: . d 1 linto
i i .'i 1 r vlnj
l: '. n, mid
cow ho Is tak
ing Hood's Bur
saparilla. I got
a bottle from
tho druggist
a. few days afo
and I bel!cv I
can see that
the boy Is Im
prnvlng unflpr
the treatment."
J, W. Moor.B.
, Am that I ever
triad Hood's
Bftrsaparltla
for ray boy's
flip disease.
When lie had
finished taking
the first bottle
be looked ntty
per cent better.
I eontlnnod
giving him
Hood's Snrsa
parlllaamlnow lie is qulto
well. Ho runs
and plu 5 1 w:tu
tlie oth.'r ohil
drcn and wo
an h-.n'.ly lie
llcve ho is the
laino child,
thanks to
Hood's Sarsa
parllla, wliIFft
we have proved
to be I n d e e d
the One True
Blond Puri
fier." J . W.
Mooiin.
Sarsa
parilla Tho One True Blood Purifier.
SCREEN
FRAHES.
SCREEN
KIINUi.
.Vniiufncfurer of
Screens,
WINDOW GUARDS,
STABLE GUARDS,
TREE GUARDS,
liuon
jfences
Of all descriptions at lowest rates.
in Ir6n Fhnchs and will continue
AUSGELLANEOUS.
noil 8&T.K. Street niirlnklor In pooilcon.il-
' linn Will l.Msr.1,1 tnrtm Itihl T.ii.lu.
Cnllllnbla llotx- 0 , Hliennml'ouli, l'a. 4-10-tt
FOIt 8.VI. IS. Store prunerty at Idirnenvllli-.
I'll.. With fctnek. Mild fill (lNyillht nt flMtth
in family. Kasy terms nn property. Inquire nf
Dr. Keeler, finrnesvllle, Scluiylktll county,
I'cnna. 4-lU-2w
ESTATE OP JOHN W. BUIlI'OItl). Intc of
. Lost Creek township of Went Miihiinoy
Hcluiylklll county, ilccfasol. -Letters of ail
inlnlMratloii on tlie above i state hnrlni; been
CV.inteil to the linilenlKUeil, all jiersoua in
ilebteUto Biilil estate nre lrqiiesteil to make
payment, anil thoso hnvlnr; claims or uYuianils
nstiliiht the estate of auhl ileceilent to present
the same without delay.
J . iip.oroni,
Aflmiuistrator,
IHWJt-oaw Olrord Hiilliline;, l'lilln ,1'u.
ajmmmmmmffmiwmmK
B A BEAUTIFUL GIFT "
FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS.
S COUPON TO HERALD" 3
READERS.
The holder of SO Coupons of the -fi
HERALD Is entitled to a llrst closs life- Z
size, irci'-nnna water color rortrait -s
aZ. worth $15.00, made from liny distinct 3
photOKruph, hy paying 6B CentB lit M.
Uecker's studio, 3c4 W. Centre street,
Sheiumdouh, ta.
OPEN SUNDAYS.
fr- Bend photaeraph In Immediately
C and have coupons ready upon re-
colpt of portrait. -
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NO COUPON, NO PORTRAIT,
poll SHEItll'F,
H. S. ALBRIGHT,
Of Orwiossuro.
SuliJeoUail4iUIIjli,
JjWK BIIKBIFP,
S. ROLL BEDDALL,
Op l'OBT CAHHOH.
Suliject to Itepuhlioaii rules, -
BROM-KOLOA
ALCOHOLIC, HBHVOUS AKD MLIOUS
HBADACHQS'
Ourwl by this granular eittrveeeent nml stimu
lant. An Instant aure (or sour stomaelis anil
lieaduetiM, whleli otttt) aooumulnte froni havinir
a nlKht out.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS,
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shea
A genuine welcome wait you at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON.
Cor. Haiti and Coal Sta.
Finest whiskeys, Utter porter and ale
oor.staotly on tap. Obolca eraperuuae drluls
and cigars.
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