Ms
TENNEY S
Peanut Brittle is the fiuet
peanut candy made. 10
cents per box. Try one.
You'll want another, too
pounds of chocolate drops
this week at 25c per lb.
MAHANOY CITY.
HOOKS & BROWN
North tVIlri St.
The Store-
That's Always Busy
Because shrewd dollar savers
take advantage ot our tempt
ing offers. Look at our in
ducorneuts for the present :
Iicnutiful
ltaliy Cnrrin&ea
3MB
Handsome
Iron lledMend
11.
Refrigerators
With Svlgoto
mid
Upward.
and
Upwards.
and
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3VI
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OONT
118 Baat Centra St.
Iwenly-tHo Thousand AVwldliW".
n... ui.i.in number of marriage lire noes
granted 111 Luzerne county since October 1,
1-x.ir. tlx- day the license luw went Into effect,
t Saturday last, May 1, i S8,U. M'he
total number of deaths reported by theas
sutunt assessors in tlieir reac tive districts
throughout the county fur the year 1WH km
;m The total number of births for 19W
ai U.405. I'or inn tutiil number of death,
",77ii; total number of births, 0,307.
One Hpplieutlon of lr. Thomas' Kcleetrie
nil takes away the pain of the mft severe
l.urn. It tsan liical family liniment.
At Wm-lt -Agilln.
I.niiiR Young, who wine time Hgo lmtl the,
misfortune or losing one of hl Ilnisor by the
accidental discharge of a shot giin on Locust
Moiinl.iiii, has fully recovered and fa able to
...1...,. 1 1.. i.Uilutien uimin. lie win connneu
1.. tlu Miners' hospital where lie sought
nlnf
VMytir's (llrnrilvllle Nurseries,
l'uiieral designs made up in any dosiied
of uatur.ll or wax tlowers. tipou short
'ol'.i'e at reasonable pikes. I-arue variety
constantly on hand Orders may
l,e left at Morgan's Hazar, 23 N. Main St., or
at Payne's OreeiiUouse, fiiiardville. Pa. tf
When von want good rooHng, plumbing
gasfittiiifc, orgoueral tlusmitbing done call
on E. F. Gallagher 18 Wost Ceutro street
Death r n Well Known ltnsldetit ot That
1'lHPr. '
Mnov Citv. May B. Ralph Hricker, j
a highly respected ciiisen of this town and'
who was (tngngsd in the scdillory business 011
Centre atreel, died last evening from hemor
rhage, which was the culmination of a lona
Illness. He was a member of General (Irant
l,odge, I. O. O. F.many years scrilsB of.
Clay Encampment. I. O. O. P., and one of
the oldest members of Washington Camp No. j
184, P. O. B. of A. He la survived by Ma .
wife, but nochlldren. The funeral will take j
phv-e at noon en Saturday. 1
Edward McLaren, had his right rm broken
at the wrist at the Tumid Ridge collleiy
yesterday.
The relative of Mrs. Catherine (lilnnn
last night filed with the Borough foiim il a
claim lor oOO damage. Mr. urnniii n 11
an ley pavement In DeecmK-r, last, and the
relatives claim the injuries caused her death
Pen. Coopot, of town, champion blue rock
shooter of the state, is out with a challenge
for a match wltb anyone In the st.tc foi a
stake of ftOO. the match to take place in
Mahanoy City. He fa ready to shoot with
Caldron, f needing, but the latter hacked
out.
Neil T. llranuan, of Mataaiior township,
the only Jewtloe of the Peace between Humes
vtlleatxt Wis. Penn at present, auys be Is
dolnc a mslilna business.
Dr. J. C. lllddlo, of the miners' hospital,
yesterday removed a tumor from the neck of
Hcv. A. it. Woods, pastor of the First Presby
terian chnreb, who has been very 111. The
operation was a success and It Is believed will
result In the recovery of the patient. Dr.
lliendle, the family physician, assisted in
the operation.
Mis Maine, daughter of NaUianlel Garrett,
and P. H. Coyle, of New York, were married
in St. ("aniens church at 7:30 Ibis nlonilng by
Itcv. P. ('. McKnroc. Misa Mary Oarley, of
town, was the bridesmaid anil T. II Hrosua
hali, of llntnchdiile. the groomsman. The
bridal couple left for Washington, D. C.
They will reside In Jersey City.
WhV. Design In riowers.
All kinds of funeral designs, made up In
wag. Old funeral frames refilled with wax
tiowers. l'ayne's Oirardvillc nursciics. tf
!3
yinnnn
w at a t
AS TOIIOWS :
4 First Prlies, eaoh of $100 Cub : -$ 400.00
20 Second" " " SIOOISraBMes.OOO.OO
40 Third " " " $ 25 Gold Watehss 1,000.00
Cash and Prizes glren oaeli month -
CASH AND GIVEN FREE
PRIZES EAOH MONTH
3,400.
fl
Total given durlngl2mos. t897.S40.800.00
HOW TO OBTAIN THEM.
SOAP'
WRAPPERS
nnmnetltoniloeave ij ninny 8UNU4Un
SOAP Wrapper ns ifiev con collect, t.m
oil the ol portion tii rar-i.
jcrnm-er, that porAlonnmiii-
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No.ol.l NAME OF DISTRICT.
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mil fr.
1. rrsrr month flnnin ni ineschofMisldlrtri.'M
pnM3 w .11 o. airsrdgd y,tnf wndn ,h.
l,nrest niinuierwi "wi'" .
thadixlrlctlnnhlohlie or tbtml&t
will rsoen S tOO C 'nsll. , .
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fSi. ItSSonVnd S York. Fitted '" .""'"
First Otans Nlokle Lamp. New Dennltore
nnl.1,111 n IKdf'BOTffeiiii?ini
f f.nrirps.t'NiiMiljrrsof floupons f rtn iua
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rinrini 1M7. (WlDitli recfiveu
nto the nit.
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1UT ODO IUUI1LU B VVlUUmiVIVU Hues' Ml.l
will be foVwenlod loOonipetltow In about 11 djs alter
eaoh competition rlowe .
B. Im Brothers. Ud.. will t,",,w.'h,"
riee fslrlrtothe beH of their sbllltr DdJedreBt,
e,tliewrd otlrfter llrothen, Ud elRiMl.
I.EVItU lIKtlS., Ltd., New York.
PITHY POINTS.
REFORM FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Doaler ir ste-es
spring
Dress Goods.
runeriilH.
The riinergl of Kev. Julm It. l.ougliran,
paster of St. Mary's church at-Mahaiioy
Plane, who dieO nt AUaulIc City on Satur
dHv. will take iilaee at St. Ann's clmrcli,
llleliinmid. Phlladelohla. to-morrow tnorn-
ing, when Divine Office fur the Dsatl will
'continence at 0:80 o'clock.
The funeral of Patrick ltanlpby, aged. 00
years, took place from hi late residence on
Ifowcrs street, this morning. High mass was
celebiated ill the ArtmiiicliUicii clitucli. The
remains were taken to St. Clair on the 11:05
a. in. Pennsylvania train where Interment
whs made. Several town peopleaccoinpanlcd
the remains.
The funeral of Mrs. V. J. Kehlcr, wife of
the Iteprcseiitatlve from the Second district,
took place this morning from the family
residenrc at Locust Dale. After u brief ser
vice there the funeral coitege proceeded to
tlio Union Evangelical oliurcliatMiihantonga
Valley, whtre the services were coudueted
by Itevs. Shoemaker ami II. Wenaert. In
! terineiit was made in tho cemetery adjoining
the eliurch. The alKnilance was very large.
A child of Thomas Dower, of Jimeberry
a ley, was intrred ill tho Odd Fellows'
cemetery yestenlay afternoon.
The funeral of William A. liensinger took
place from the family residence in Mahanoy
City nt 12:20 o'clock, noon, to-day. The ser
vices were conducted by Itev. II. A. Kciser,
D. D., pastor of St. Paul's Hcformcd church.
The, funeral was In cbargo of Severn Post
110, Q. A. U , of Mahanoy City, and the fol
lowing members of tho Post wore tho loll
bearerj : Prank llcckcr, Augustus Weber,
Matthew McAtee, John lllaino, Chris. Lugan
and Uriah Tiley. Tho cortege proceeded
to Fountain Springs on the 2:14 p. m. P. & U.
train, l'he services in tho cemetery wore
conducted by Joe Hooker Pot, of Ashland
Twenty-five pieces of Im-
DOl tedNovelty DreSS Goods for Among the attendants at tho funeral wore
1 , ,,,, . , County Controller 1! F. Sovern, Register I.
25c. per yard. Ihese styles are t; ,;i.eM)t (.lt!rk of tll0 Court, Joun t.
new and are shown exclusively
by us. See our window
pltty of these and also
srl-::did stock of
dis-the
Shoenor. County Commissioners Frank Itcntis
nmi Charles Movers. Dlicctor of the Poor
Neri Dietrich and Clmrlus F. Wiiglit, Ser
geant of tjie 10th police district, Philadelphia,
Sale or School lloluls.
There are still on sale at the Secretary's
olllce sixteen $500 bonds and 0110 $200 bond
or tlio Shenandoah school district. These
bonds bear iuteiest from tho first day of
April, 180", and will tun thirty years. Iu
terotst. 4 ner cent.: payable semi-annually.
Parties wishing them will nvull themselves
wait till choice Styles are COlie of this opportunity at onco, as aftor May 1st,
. . , ,, -i. r,,! 1607, tho School Uoard will dispose of the
but COllie HOW and .pick Umwlnlngl Mn,u t0 outeiae partiee. if not
.mr o-rrxit nusnrtiuent of Stvlisll token nit hv town neonlo on or before that
uaie.
Ily order of tho 5oard,
J. J. Pi'.icK, President.
Attest : 1'b.vnk Hanna, Secretary.
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
Prices run from 25c. to $1.50
for Laundered Waists. Don't
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
at special bargain prices.
silks
During January, Feb
ruary and March
Over a thousand of the famous
McCall Bazar Paper Patterns
were sold by us for 10 or 15c;
why pay more ?
L. J.WILKINSON
MAIN STREET.
Undertaking in
Aliurlngo I.lci'ilnes.
John Korba nud Xosta Susula, both of
Kclayrcs.
Harry McCarty and Aimio Sweeney, both
of Shenandoah.
Kdward Lewis Kecfcr, of Pinegrove town
ship, and Usiulla Fisher, of Pinegrove
I hi rough.
Nicholas Tribula and Mary Korln, uotn 01
Shettuuuutih.
WlHWm Schuster, of Lancaster county, ami
Mrs. llowene Danncr, of Taniaciua.
Anthony Hulnavsge aud Annie Papotch,
both of Maliauiif City.
Isaac 11. Paul and Hannah A. Itolieh, both
of tJuidon.
Letters runted.
T uliem r,f adininittntuon c. . t. a. wore
granted to Henry Christ on tho estate of Kva
f'l.tiit. Uleof Pirn-grove township, deceased.
letters of administration wore granted to
Taiwan! I.lovil eu tlie estato ol Aim J.ioyu
tuwiisliin. dectfcl. Also to
James J. Prion on the estate of James Price,
lt nf Aelibind. deceased.
letters teatainentary were granted to
Henry I.loyil and Louisa Lloyd ou the estate
of Edward Lloyo, laie 01 jirancu luwunup,
deceased.
Ask your grocer for ne Royal Patent
Hour, and take no other brand. Itisthebeat
flour made.
STOCK REPORT.
ti.rreel.il for ti "HtmKl" IHy WySsaik
llnitlivrs, Ilrokem, Hgnu IlHlldliig,
ocioiiso. CLMIBO
A 01 Toliaeco
1 t, 1U,M,
Am auual Ucf
I 'in. Houtliern..
.loiHoy Central.
1 N .rtli We.teru
1 1 . 11 j a
! c .UiKoYsa K
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- all its Brandies. ,;.;::::r:::::::. Z
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II. II
LLOYD STREET.
Happenings Throughout tlio Ciuntl-y
Chronicled lor Itnsly lrnel.
Qirardvlllo is to have a road race 011 Deco
ration Day.
The Anthracite investigation will oegin at
Wilkesbarre to-morrow.
George W. Strohl, of Pottstown, committed
suicide by hanging himself.
The High Constable of Pottaville now re
ceive a salary of S00 a year.
Have your Job printing done by the
Hkhalii, aud you'll never regret it.
The Odd l'ellows or Siegfried' llridge,
will build a three-story brick hall, 07x48
feet in dimension.
William liummol, of Lebanon, has been
arrested, charged by his wife with ntt-emplr
lng to poison her.
Indliiatiulispoiut to over 1,000 uniformed
men being in Hue in tlio K. O. K. irade in
Harriehurff naxt Tuesdav.
Pottsville pays flOO a year to keep its fire
alarm system lu older. The contract was
aw allied to Moore A Hawley.
The Reading company will commence about i
Juno 1st, theconslructiuu of 400 hopiwr ca,rs (
at tlie snops in lieauuig. it win ieiunu vutw
months to completo them. Tho work will be
done by contract.
Chief lturgess l.einlnger, of Tremont, was
plowing a field, when an old coal mine caved
in, taking Mr. Lelniuger and a mule down.
Ilotb wore -extricated alter consiiieranie
trouble.
llurglars are oerating at Pottsville, In the
heart of the town, notwithstanding much is
said about that towns "eitieieiit" police force.
F. 13. Maaargle. grocer, of bhon.iudoab,
was in town and prouounced himself a full
fledged candidate for the Republican nomina
tion for Sheriff, and says he s going to win.
Republican.
Mrs. J2ck)ey U. Coxe, of 1) iftou, has
created a fund of $20,000, tho interest of
which will be devoted to aid worthy young
men who aro not ablo themselves to secure a
collego education.
Tlie Lehigh Valley Railroad employes
from Penn Haven to Delano, Mt. Cannel and
Weatlierly, will be paid their April wages on
Monday, May lptb.
Hnzlcton is to havo a "jag" euro establish
incut. It will bo known as tho Ilazleton
Saultarium and from pi cscnt indications it
will bo a decided success. Tlio men who aro
lending their aid havo taken up tho work
from n philanthropic motive
Tho new broom factory being erected at
Lost Creek is Hearing completion, and will
givo employment to a large number of hands.
Lakeside will bo opened for tho sasoii on
Decoration Day. Manager McClure lias
gieatly Improved this favorito resort.
Invitations havo been received by several
In town to attend the May patty of the Owl
Soclsl Club, of Mt. Carmol, which will be
held in Kiofcr's ball, on Tuosday evening,
May 11.
At a meeting of the milkmen of Lehigh
county it was decided to reduce tlie price of
milk to live cents per quait and three ceuts
nor pint until Sept. 1st.
Rov. Luwrcuce Fabey, formerly of town,
tiow curate at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, AUentown, has a largo class of
childien under instruction lor their llrst
communion and confirmation, which will be
held shortly.
Tho Kastou Power Company has purchased
the two cotton mills of McKcen & Co., the
oldest industrial plant in the Lehigh Valley.
Frank Shulta was blown through a window
by a bunting boiler at the Loomis Saw Mills,
at Aruot, Tioga county, hut escaped Injury.
Michael Lauber, ono of the bondsmen of
Constable Still, of York, offered to bring the
accused from London If the oxtrudition
papers are made out in his name.
Charged with killing a toreign laborer ai
Hazleton several weeks ago, John llroat, of
that city, was yestenlay hold lu $a,000 bail
by Judge Rennet, of WUkosbarro.
llllla JIKinmcnih'l by lnveKtlmtm
lttrolncc.i1 In the Semite.
HarrhJburg, May 6. The aenate met
at 4 stt- o'clock yeaterday afternoon to
hear the .report of the committee ap
pointed at the requet of the Cltiaena'
Municipal association, of Philadelphia.
by tire senate two years aaro for tlie
purpose of inquiring Into the operations
of I'hlladelaiila'a Bullit bill charter.
The report was rather volumlnoua,
making about 110 typewritten page.
The document was signed by Chair
mart Andrews. E. D. Hardenburgh of.
Wayne, Arthur Kennedy of Allegheny,
S. J. McCarrell of Dauphin and C. Wes
ley Thomas of Philadelphia, Senator
Grady alone withholding his signa
ture therefrom. The senator said:
"That upon which we differ does not
bear on the hills framed by the oom
mlttee to correct existing: evils In Phil
adelphia. In fact, I will most heartily
support these measures."
Tlie five bills recommended bv the
committee were then introduced. The
i fifth bill was Introduced by Senator
Grady, and provides that police mag
istrates' courts In cities of the first
class shall be held only In the police
station houses In such cities, except
one special court to be held at the
city hall. Tim courts shall be num
bered and correspond with the number
of station houses In which the magis
trates' courts are held. I2ach magis
trate of such city shall be assigned to
the court and station house by the
mayor within ten days after the magts-
I troto' olectlon. Councils shall provide
suitable rooms for the maglstrates"
courtB.
PERSONAL MENTION.
(leotje Fox Wiw a Pottsville visitor yester
day. Matthew Tray, of Gilbert street, Is oil the
irk list.
Mr and Mrs Roger Dixon have returned
homo from their wedding trip.
Samuel f4mll to-day made his appearance
ag'iin since his relapse of sickness.
McrsM Joseph and P. W. Hell attended to
Iiii-Iiipm a', the county seat to day.
Mrs PllcH Conry, of St. Clslr. i tho gueit
ol Mrs. McDermot . on WcstOsk stree'.
P. J. Moliaghan. or the New York Progress
Co., transacted business at Ashland todav
Air. and Mrs. M. 3 Scanlan and Michael
Oniliam vijted friends at St Clair yesterday.
Miss Maggie Howling, or Philadelphia, la
vi-ltiug Mrs. John Rradley, on Fast Centre
Mt I eet
Itev 'it. F (Vitality, rector of the Anniin-,
el .lion church, journeyed to Philadelphia at
nonti to d ly. I
Prank Pchmlrtt, tho North Main street
notion dialer, yesterday celebrated his 45th
birthday anniversary.
D. John Price, M. D.. of Philadelphia, is
i the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mr. .1. J.
Price, on North Main street.
I W. C. Illeleoh, representing the Amerlcin
Type F uiulers' Co , Philadelphia, circulated
milium the craft here to day.
Miss Liaiile (ionnor returned to her home
in Now York after a pleasant sojourn with
her sister, Mrs M. J. Coakley.
Horace K. Dengler, of Shenandoah, spent
last evening in town as the guest of Harrison
Hall, siys tho Mahanoy City Record.
Miss Clam Whltelnck, of Philadelphia, is
nt the bedside of her father, who is confined
to his room In the Ferguson House, by an
attack of illness.
Charles Mete, who has been a resident of
I Hist Creek for the past 26 years, will on
Tuesday next leave with his family for
California, where they will make tholr future
home.
"OOtft D08T.'
00M TJU8T.'
fcJSSil 'ts terrors, and all houeiiold cleaning is gjUj
g accomplished quietly aud cosily by the use B
Largest package greatest economy.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
Boston,
Philadelphia.
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' Chicago, St. Louis, New York,
1 Want Tan Shoes? 1
m m
all the kinds ffl
ii'U
im
We've lots ol them ; about
worth having ; all the styles.
Stocked up with the nattiest,
dressiest M
Killed by a Train.
Thomas Thornton, 10 years of age aud a
resident of St. Clair, was killed by a freight
train at White Haven last night. In the
pocket of the deceased was found an en
velope addressed, "Thomas Thornton, care
of Roliert Stotler, 21 Hast Coal .street, Shen
andoah. Pa." A Hkualp reporter called at
the address to-day and learned from Mrs.
Sletler. the mother of Robert, that there is a
remote relationship between her family and
tlie parents of the deceased. Ou Wednesday
last Thornton arrived at the-Stetler house,
savlua he had run away from his home in St.
Clair, because his father beat hhu. Ho was
urged to return homo and on Saturday night
left, as tho Stctlora supposed, for that place.
For every quarter in a man's pocket
there nre a dozen uses; and to use each ono
in such a way as to derive the greatest bene
fit is a question cvory ono must solve for
himself. We bellove, however, that no
better uso could bo made of one of these
quarters than to exchange it for a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholora' and Diarrhoea
Humcdy, a medicine that every family should
Iki provided with. Forsaloby QruhlorBros.,
druggists.
Croup and whooping oougli are childhoodV
terrors: but like pneumonia, hrouchitN, and
other throat and lung troubles, can be quick
ly cured by using One Minute Cough Cure.
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAMES.
mm
wm
ii
shoes we could lintl, and there s not a snoe
in the store that isn't fullest value for the
money.
The New Tan Oxfords
For Ladies, at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50; in
black for 75c and $1.00.
Men's bicycle shoes ; regulation make ;
good-wenrers ; long-lasters ; thoroughly
triicrivnrrliv T oc. St.ffl nnfl 2.00.
The nicest line of .Spring Goods we ever ewm
lmrl onnmrli nf envimr ntfrt" firiftfts nf r3Rs(
ordinary stores to make it well worth your &
wnue Duymg jie.ru. .
XHtToillll l.C-IIKllO.
At Washington New Yoik, 0; Washing
ton 1. At Hoston Hoston, 5; I'htladcb
phftt 2. At Brooklyn Baltimore. 2:
Brooklyn, 1. At Chicago-Chicago, 5; St
Louis, 2.
l'.nxtoi'ii Lcmjrno.
At Springfield-Springfield. C; Toronto,
4. At Provldenoe-Uulfalo, T, Provi
dence, 1.
Atlantic Lpiicuo.
At neadln'g-Tiartford, 8; Reading, 7.
At Scrnnton Scranton. 4; Rochester, a
At Norfolk-Richmond, 3; Norfolk, 2.
Minora Accept 11 Jtoililc'tlon.
Pittsburg, May 5. The miners' strike
at Flnleyvllle, on the "Wheeling dl
Vision of the Baltimore and Ohio road,
hRB been declared off. The men de
cided to accept the 51 cent rate, but to
refuse to sign Ironclad contracts.
About 1.000 men were affected.
Unconditional surrender, is tho only terms
those famous little pills known as DeWitt's
Little Eaily Risers will make with constipa
tion, sick headache and stomach troubles.
Slieppton Notes.
Miss Sarah Kuecht, of Hrandouville, visited
frieuds hero.
A company from the Mahanoy valley pro
duced "Handy Andy" here, and tho per
formance was above tho average
The hop at A. L. liredbenuer's wa3 well
attended. Shenandoah was represented, as
usual.
Tho Rndeavor Society's meeting was not
well attended. Tho Junior dcclaltnors, Misses
Annie Ranks, Kvelyu Rupert and Verulo
Yost rendered thrir selections well.
Weekly Dances.
The first of the sorios of weekly dances by
the Nonraricl Social Club will bo held in
Ferguson's front hall to-night. An orchestra
of three pieces has been engaged for tho oc
ud tho boys are makiug actlvo prep
arations to havo tho now venturo meet with
success.
Factory...
...Shoe Store,!
-J. a. Moyer, Magr.
...Shoes Retailed at Factory Prices...
FACTS.
O'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
Pbrsonal, Tho gentleman who annoyed
tlio congregation lastSuuday by continually
coughing will find instant relief by using
One Minute Cougli cure, a speeuy aim 11111111-
Icm remedy for throat ami lung irounios.
Deeds ltecoriled.
From Harrison Rail etal. to John J. Evans,
premise in Mahanoy City.
From John J. Evans to Peter Flanagan,
premise In Mahanoy City.
From Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Com
pany to S. Anolowski, premises in Kline town
ship. From James Williams aud wife to John
Itlewltt. nrcmlscs in Tumauua.
From John Zimmerman, Jr., et. al., to John
Zimmerman, premises in Schuylkill Haven.
Nlitiiriiltzutlon Day.
Aud now April 10th, 1897, on aud after this
date, the resular days for naturalisation has
been Axed a the first Saturday of every
month instead of the first Monday of every
mouth a heretofore.
Ily the court,
JAMES R. DEROAN,
1.88-lOt. Prothonotary.
When bilious or costive, eat a Caecarcte
candy cathartic cure guaranteed, 10c, SSfte.
I'rlzes for Sunlight Soap Wrappers.
The announcement of winners for tho
month of March for tho Sunlight Soap
monthly wrapper compotitiou in what is
known as District No. 3, consisting of Penn
sylvania, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia
and District of Columbia, has como to hand.
Messrs. Lever Ilros., Ltd., have awarded tho
first prize of $100 to 11. II. llarniiin, 2215 Mt.
Vernon St., Philadelphia, Pa. The five sec
ond prizes, each of a $100 Pierce Special
Ilicyolo, havo been awarded to Cornie A.
Stolz, 2S10 Eighth Ave, Altoona, Pa.; Robert
J. Campbell, Camden, Kent Co., Del.; Miss
Emma Pass, 918 Almond St., Williamsport,
Pa.; Wm. Medders. Still Pond, Kent Co..
Md.; John Hipp, 238 S. Socond St.. St. Clair,
Pa. The ten third prizes, each of a $25 gold
watch, havo been awarded to Albin Hocli,
101 Chestnut St., AUentown, Pa.; Louis M.
Racke, 1211 Ridge Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.;
Robert Stitaol, 801 W. Race St.. Pottsville,
Pa.; W. E. Kelley, 103 East Lomb rd St.,
Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. Edw. Vilsack, 3013
Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.j John Kitten,
Jr., 2763FairhlUSt., Philadelphia, Pa.j Alex.
Waters, 41 Lincoln Ave., Carlwmdale, Pa.;
Mrs. Karl Ilellman, Irwlu, Westmoreland
Co., Pa.; Mrs. E. Estelle Ilramblo, Centre-
vllle, Md.; P. II. Woleslagle, Maitlusburgh,
W. Va.
See advertisements in this paper from time
to time for particulars, or write to Lever
ilros,, Ltd,, Hudson & Harrison Sm New
York.
Is the only Shoe Store in Shenan
doah that sells cheap for cash 011 a
casn Basis, we do not give our
customers presents, but Co give
them the benefit of hard time
prices. Give us a call and we will
prove what we say, not by talk
but by quality.
Now Undertaker.
T. J. Cotkley has opened an undertaking
establishment in town with his office located
at J. J. Coakley's, 38 North Main street.
Night culls at the Ferguson House. 3-1
Trolley I. loo uoiilslon.
The tower wagon, used in' repairing the
trolley Hue of the eloetric railway, was
struck by an electric ear lietween Port Car
bon aud St. Clair yesterday. A honee was
killed, but-the driver escaped, by Jumping.
Hie car wa also damaged and the istcteu-
gera given a shaking up.
Open Day and Night.
Cor. White 1 Mansion
and Lloyd
Streets,
Shenandoah
J
House
Stables,
MAHANOY CITY.
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IN TOWN.
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Otalasie Market.
WhtMt, Melit..
t'urii,
Oats,
I'ork,
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SCUGi-N
PRAnBS
iCUGEN
KINOS
-UamifKodirer of
C Screens,
WINDOW 8UARDS,
STABLE GUARDS,
TREE GUARDS,
ences
Of all descriptions at Jowest rates.
I have made a general reduction in Iron Fences and will continue
to do so until May ayth.
FACTORY I
a2j-a.o North llmeriok Street,
SllltNANDOAU, VA.
shipp's
SHOE
STOflE
17North Main Street.
NOVELTIES AT
YOST'S JEWELRY STORE
Large assortment of Su
nhur settings in Ladies
Bracelets, Fobs and Rings.
Musical Goods and instru
ments. A full line.
Clocks We are selling
mmarknblv low nriccs. A
'
kinds.
Frameless Eye Glasses are
whntvou want to wear to be
nn-to- date. Thev will loo
well on you.
at
Orphans' Court Sale.
PUltSUANT to nn order of (ho Orphans' Contt
of the county of Schuylkill, lu the Coin
motlwcaUh of Peonsylvniiin, tlio Kiihscribcr,
executor of the luit wilt nnd tcHtHincnt of
l.udwlg Zlinmernian, lute of the township of
Union. In the county or Hi-nuylklll, ueceioie!,
will exposo to sale by imltltc.vendue, on Sat
urday, the fifth uny of June, ISB7, the follow
ing live vnlunble pieces of real estate, lute the
properties of l.udwlg Zimmerman, deceiiHetl.
Tlie sale of Coniliicrclnl Hotel propeity, to
tnke place on the premises, In Mlienaiidoab, I'a.,
ut 10 o'clock lu the foicu.ton of Bald day. Tile
salo of the Itlngtowli properties to take place ot
the hotel of Israel Apnlcgute, III ltlllgtown, l'o.,
at 1 o'clock In the afternoon of Hnlil day.
No. 1. All that certain whole lot or piece of
ground and adjoining fractional purU of two
oilier lots or pieces ol groutm, euunie on me
northwest corner ot Alain and Coal streets, ill
the borough of Shenandoah, county of Schuyl
kill and state of Pennsylvania, bounileil and
described as follows, to wit: lteKinnlug at a
point on tho northweet corner ox Alain aiui uoal
street, and being the southeast corner of lot
No. 10 bloek No. 12, thence north along the west
side of North Main street 43 feet 0 Inches,
thence west at right angles with said Main
street 77 feet 0 Inch, thence north parallel with
said Main utreet 1 foot 0 iiiclos, thenue west at
right uugcls with said Main street iff feet C
loeben. thenco north tmrnllel with said Main
street US ftrct, thence went at right angles with
said Main street 35 feet to the eait side of l'ear
alley, thence south along the east side of said
alley SO feet, to the north sldu of Coal street,
thence cost along the north side of said Ooal
street 100 feet, to tlie point or place oi beginning.
HhIiii? the wliolo of lot No. 10 block No. 12. and
the said northern adjoining fractional parts of
lots No. Sand N, b'ocic No. 12, accoruing totne
map or plan of said borough of Shenandoah, as
lliuue liy llie late l. IV. ruiuier, j'jeq. in aiiuiuou
thereto, on the northeast side of said property.
Iflntt t'liietnent of an ullev way a feet wide and
77 feet tf Inches In length, for the use of the
nillolnlm: property owners, meir neirs ami
assigns forever, upon a jiortlon of said land
is erected a large and commodious four-story
I......I i... ........... t.,i ir..ti o
formerly called Merchants iioiei); anuiiison
iituo frame barn. It Is bejutifully located, nud
one of the most convenient and desirable
proneitles In the 1. rough of bhenauunaii.
No. 1 All that certain lot or piece of ground
sittiato 111 Itingtowii, I'nlon township, Bchuyl-
Klil county, l-enlisyivunia, kuowo, uiarKeu auu
numbered, on the plan of oald town, ae lot
number nfty-nlno IWJ, uounuei ou tlie south by
Market street, on the oast by lot No 58, on the
north by Cherry alley, and on the west by
Harrison street; cunt lining In width AO feet,
and In length or depth 1ST feet. Vpon said lot
Is erected a two-story frame dwelling house,
and a frame stable. 1
K' a All Hint certain lot or niece of ground
situate In Hlnatowo, aforsseld, knowii, marked
and numbered, on tna J'pn ot muu
lot number flfty-etgbt (61, boiindeil ou the east
by lot No. W, on the south by Market street on
tlie west by lot No. 59, and on the north by
unerry alley, coiiuiiiiuiK in wimn w ito. mm in
length or depth 157 feet. Upon said lot Is
erected a one und u halt story double frame
dwelling houee.
Ko. 4. All those certain iwn vacant ioie or
nlcctia of erouud sltoaie In Itinatown, afore-
wtld, bounded and descrllied as fiillowr, to wit :
On the north by Wood street, on the east by
land ol Jumes iiaiiKcs, on iu souiu oy cuerry
alley, and on the west by Perry street contain
ing lu width 120 feet, and lu length or depth 1ST
loet. . .
No. 5. All those certain two vooant lot or
rlKof around sitiiAte In ltlngtown, afore-
aid, boiiuued and ilftcrlted ns follows, to wit :
On the south by Market street, on the east by
lot of Hobt-rt Iirobet. on the north by Uuerry
alley, and on the west by land of Amoe
yjimmeritian, eouiuiuing in wium iwiwk, ..u
to length or depth 157 feet.
TKRM8 OK SAI.K:-Tcn per rent, it price
bid slwll be puld dowu on day of sale, and ten
tier cent thirty days thereafter, and the balanev
on or before August 2nd, 107, without Interest.
Any luriner ueeireu iiiionnaHon lu regent vo
saiu proierttca may be lud by calling upon the
exeeutor, or S. l. M. IIoflootcr, AMarfiey,
tibeiMiiiduah, Pu.
I. I I IAS W. Ksns,
Executor.
Ily order of the Orphans' Court.
I'. (' Kke, Clerk.
PoUevitlc. April -Jtfth, I WIT. 4-Mt-uaw
MISCELLANEOUS.
T ANTED. Man, fair education, -iw sii.erlii
ll teiulcnt. (HO per inonth first your. Small
cash security refpilrcd.
tins oiuce.
Address "Oiipoittinlty"
O-l-lt
ICKNSIC I'OIt 8AI.K. TI saloon and
Daniel It. i
Is for sale.
r t
li tttiirimt license of Daniel It. Wilson, fill
Centre street, Ashland
this oiucc.
-J.IOH SAIsi;. Ut IWslflO, situate on "Wee OtMl
V btrcct. Two Blnffle luttiHes, one ou In
front nnd the other ou the rear of lot.
prtee iiiul ternit npuly to T,
Attorncj'-ut-law,
t route,
ternw apply to T. U. IlwUlAll,
jinor of Mnn aiul Cntio
.1-28-11
"lTANTKn.--Men to prepnro for examlnAtlou
I? for clerk or carrier to Iw held nt Slieuau-
dofth pout inue noon Valuable luforinnljiou
nbont (lovorninent prmtUmia und oxainl nation
free. NATIONAL COllHRSrONURKCK 1N
ST1TUTI5, Oepftrtment K. M'Mliliigtoir. 1). a 6t
BROM-KOLOA
ALCOHOLIC, NERVOUS AND BILIOUS
HEADACHES
Cured by this granular effervescent nnd stlrou
lant. An Instant cure for sour stomachs and
headaches, which often accumulate from having
n night out.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS,
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shen
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.
Teams to H I re.
If yen want lu hire a sale and rIU...
lea hi lor at ivin7or lor wotkiiik ii..rii
ie a vit. reaii
enable rat
YOST'S
Jewelry - Store,
112 N. Hain St.
Iy Hliloui.' II
eoiMwnny uu
JAMES SHIELD!
No. 410 Bast Centre street.
Opposite Heading railroad station.
HOOD'S rililiS cure Liver Ills,
nillouBUess, Indigestion, Headache.
pleas' ut laxative. All Druggists.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
AT--
in North Main Street,
pOP. 8URUIFP,
S. ROLL- BEDDALL,
Or Vobt Oahbom.
HuUJect to BeWblloau rules.