TBNNEY S
Peanut Brittle is the finest
peanut candy made. 10
cents per box. Try one.
You'll want another, too
pound of chocolate drorw
this week at 25c per lb.
aooks & brown
4- North Mln St.
The Store-
That's Always Busy
Because shrewd dollar savers
take advantage oi our tempt
ing offers. Look at out in
ducements for the present :
IieauMnl f 2 PA
Jlahy Carriage $),jJ Upwards.
Handsome
Iron BiMlKtemlB
Mini
Upwards.
Refrigerator
With Spigots
and
Upwards.
M.Spoont,
1 IS Bait Centre St.
Salvador.
"Salvador," says n citizen of thnt coun
try, quoUtl in the Wnsl.iHgtoi) 1'ost, "Is
olio of the richest countries lu the world
nod one of the must densely populated.
Tl.ore are no iiooj.lf of great fortune like
the VandrrMKa Mill Astors there, hut a
grout many who havo loi b estates thnt
ylold handsome incnnicsi. Coffee Is, of
oourw, the big Industry, and tho crop Is
worth 11 1) filially alnnit $7,1)00,000 In gold.
There In also n large nimmnt of Indigo ex
ported. Almost tho entire country Is un
der cultivation. Thiutnuiml croji of exiles
la usually hoary Ico. IJ10 only ilrnwlmck
to life In Salvador In life constant dread of
tho ravage) of yellow fever. "
An Acquired Taste.
She I didn't like your niustnolio at
first, but I don't mind It now."
Hi Yob, 11 musliichu leu thing that m
to grow on one. Twinkle.
-
New Undertaker.
T.. Jr-f mkley has opened an undertaking
Mdishment in town with his olhre located
Coakley's, 3S North Main street.
Night calls at tho Ferguson House.
HOOD'S TILIiS cure Tjlvcr Ills,
nillousness, Indigestion, Headache.
X uleaH'nt laxative. All Druggists.
Spri
Dress Goods.
Twenty-five pieces of Im
ported Novelty Dress Goods for
25c. per yard. 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 great 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 Paper Patterns
were sold by us for 10 or 15c;
why pay more ?
L. J.WILKINSON
MAIN STREET. LLOYD STREET.
O'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
Cor. White. Mansion
and Lloyd ( House
Streets I Stables,
Shenandoah. J MAHANOY CITY.
..OIL CLOTHS
IN TOWN.
E. B. FOLEY,
-No. 17 II' Centre Street-
M
DKHIGN8 OK cvJ
m
PITHY POINTS.
llHlt!ltift ThmuKliniit tile Country
Chroitlolp.1 lor Hasty lttnif.nl.
Tb Albright raillery, at Ltencllyn, Is
being mildly developed.
Thore are eighty patients at the Miners'
hospital less than for some liuie past.
Harry VVeseott was killed ml Scran ton hy
an electric itiock from a dynamo he was
oiling.
Jenkyn Powell, a Itasleton stock broker,
contemplates establishing a broker's office at
Mahanoy City.
A marriage license lilt been Issued to
George V. SeJiod and Ma me Graham, Voth
of Mahanoy City.
The commission of John J. Stapteton, as
Justice of the Peace in Me.Uioo, was received
by Recorder Jenkyn.
A dog lieloitglngtoRev. Abromaitls jumped
through one of the windows at the Lithuan
ian parsonage this morning.
Frank Baum and Stephen Goto were
acquitted at Sunhury of murdering Tuefel
Onrskte, at Mt. Carta!, In January.
The trustee of the Miners' hospital have
not yet appointed a dispensary surgeon to
succeed Dr. W. It. Bnclier, resigned.
The new county hospital will lie fitted out
in modern style with all the Improvements
tending to comfort the siek and maiticd.
tiemar l'rltehadl, of I'ottsville, and James
IV Kelly, of St Clair, will on the B8U1 lust,
shoot irl It live hints each for fftfl a aide.
Kvu Mitchell, the I'ottsville girl fonnd
guilty of concealing the death of her child,
was sentenced to two years' Imprisonment.
Herman Bribe, of 'Pnuiq;i:i, has the con
tract to hnlld the fonnrtalion lor seven steel
bridges on the llemdon llranch of the P. A
R road.
The stale authorities are after Shaniokin
merchants for violating the pure food laws,
some of thriii selling oleomargarine far
creamery, butter.
The inntifrincii aim eondu tors of too
Schuylkill Tiaetion Company have been
supplied nith budges, slating their number
and eniploymeiit
The John Putt meiuoiial, erecteil ly the
School 1) strict of I'ottsville, was placed in
Position 011 Saturday, in the park rear of the
Centre street school.
A question as to the legality of Its acts fur
the last 15 or UO years bavin been raised,
llu-rlsljiiffc's School Heard will ask the Courts
to decide (lie matter.
It is expected that at least 2000 Odd
Follows will visit Willlainnort when the
Grand lvalue and Grand Encampment meet
there, from May 17 to 21.
The average small school hoy is swearing
vengeance on the po'sons wlio aio responsible
for tho celebration of Memorial D.ty on Satur
day this year, instead of Monday.
Neisucutor's next salo will bo composed of
tno pairs of matched driviag teams, several
extra line single drivers and the remainder
of the lot will consist of dapple gray horses
of all kinds.
Tho semi annual convention of tho I'otts
ville Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran
Ministuritiui will open this evening in Ziou's
liugiish Lutl.oran church, Tainatpia, and will
clone on Wednesday .
Miss 11. Frances Mcllcury, of Exchange,
Montour county, lias just been admitted to
pmctioe law in the several courts of Columbia
county. Slio 5s the first woman lawyer in
that section of the ctftmtty.
Tho cost of milling coal is going tip away
up. Elmer A. Lavifill, general superinten
dent of Lehigh and Wilkosbarro Coal Com
pany, says it costs alaiut $2.50 a ton to place a
ton of coal mi tho car at tho breaker.
Itobert Davis, of Wind Gap, whilo under
tho influence of liquor flagged a passenger
train on tho Lchiali and Lackawanna Itail
road and then fell on tho track in front of
the approaching locomotive. Ho was struck
and had two orthreo ribs broken.
Soerifl' .Scott held a salo on Saturday. The
niot important transaction was tho salo of
three hoi s n and lots in I'ottsville, property
of Henry Uressang, deceased, in the hands of
C. N. McGiuness, administrator, d. b. n. c. t.
a , sold to N. S. I'arquhar for $8,750.
The Junior class of the Mahanoy City
High School have issued 800 iuvitatious for
their annual picnic which takes placo at
Lakeside on Thuri-day, June 3rd. This pic
nic is always Inigely attended and marks the
last term of school before cnteiing the gradu
ating cinss.
l'ElisoxL The gentleman who annoyed
the congregation last Sunday hy continually
coughing will find instant relief by using
One Minute Cough Cure, n speedy and harm
less remedy lor turout ana lung troubles.
Ol'.iud Jury's Iteport,
Tho Grand Jury submitted its report to
court, as follows :
We have acted upon 140 bills of indict
ment presented to us forouroousidcratiun, of
which number we havo returned 110 as true
hills and 38 as not true, bills. We have placed
tho costa in 10 cafcos ignored upon tho prose
cutors, and in 7 eases upon the county ; of
bills ignoied. two charged felonies over
which we 1 1 ml no disposition of tho costs.
"We have approved of the report of view
ers recommending a county brhlgo over fata
wissa Creek, in North Union township. Wo
havu vihiu il the county almshouse, and our
inspection has devoloyed the fact that every
thing in connection with this humane Institu
tion it in ns clean and healthy condition as
tho si'rrnumMug circumstances will permit;
no compl lints being heard from any one of
the inmates. Wo have made an inspection of
the new buildings lately constructed, and
when l eeupitd will add greatly to the con
venience of all concerned, as well as giving
conifuit anil ease to the occupants. We find
the institution to contain 403 inmates.
Wo freely endorse all contained in previous
reports of Grand Juries relative to fire
escapos and particularly In connection with
the main building. Wo would further re
commend tho erection of a new slaughter
house, hs the one now used is not a lit build
ing tola.' on the surroundings. And would
further recommend the erection of the new
addition to tho Ius.me Department, which
we understand has been passed upon, and
now rests in the hands of the Commissioners.
Wo further think thst if more trees were
planted lu and about the surroundings, It
would add greatly to the health and oomfoit
of the inmates during the hut seasons, of
which the cost would be of very small
account, there being labor sufficient upon the
gioundsand trees plentiful near at hand.
' We desire to acknowledge courtesies ex-
I ti tided us hy tho steward, Gordon Iteecl and
1 h s estimable wife, whom we came in contact
.tb. Ami wo desire to endorse the action of
the jiant Grand Juries in the condemnation of
1 J xtici s of the Peace in making returns of
Mu I: bills as are sent up by 'hem, and severely
ci anise Justices Joseph Gieeu, of Mahanoy
I township, and Nell T. llreuiian for sending to
con 1 1 such cases as were presented through
t! cm to that body for action, May 5th and
6 U, respectively.
Croup aud whooping cough are childhood's
t rrors; but like pneumouia, bronchitis, and
other throat and lung troubles, can be quick
ly en rid hy using One Minute Cough Cure.
Sole of Keliool Ilonds.
There are slill on sale at the Secretary's
ollice sixteen 50O bonds and one $200 bond
of the Shenandoah school district. These
bonds bear Interest from the first day of
April, 18OT, and will run thirty year. In
terest, 1 per cent.; payable semi-annually.
Parties wishing tbem will avail themselves
of this opportunity at once, as after May 1st,
1M7, the School Hoard will diapnso of the
remaining bonds to outside parties, if not
taken up by town people on or before that
date.
Hy order of the Hoard,
J. J. l'UCK, President.
Attest ;-Fbnx IUhwa, Secretary.
Ask your grocer for ue "lioyal Patent
flour, and take no other brand. It Is the best
flour made.
PERSONAL MENTION.
George Robinson and David C. Hughes are
attending the sessions of the Grand Castle,
Knights ol the Golden Ragle.
T. T. Williams made a trip to I'ottsville
this morning.
Daniel Anspach spent to-day at the county
seat.
Alhert Elsenhnrt, of town, went to the
fatawhwi valley to spend the day Ashing.
Joseph Ilickert paid a visit to friends at
the county sent to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Iterbiueand daughter.
May, of East Line street, vislttd Mrs.
llcrblne's parent in Itingtown yesterday.
Roliert Lawson spent yesterday as a guest
of friends at Buck Horn, Columbia county.
Jtrs. Emnnnet Delcamp. Jr., of North West
street, gave birth to a daughter on 8atmday
evening.
Mine Sophii, Tilllennd Netta Woods, of
East Coal (tree, were guests of the ftayhuck
family at Ashland last evening,
M. L. Keiser, II. II. Henderson, Charles
Morse aud W. li. Wilson, tbc latter tfro fore
man of the job department and city editor of
the Daily News, respectively, journeyed to
town on their wheels from Mt. Carmel y ster
ility and dined with Ijndlunl Harry Wcldeu.
saul, of the Ferguson House.
Owen Kowlci. wile and son, of f Ireland,
leut Monday in town, the guests of Mr.
Fowler's brother. Charles.
Edwin D.Strou , of Haaleton, was regis
te ed at the Hotel Franey yestenlay.
Mrs. George lllggins, of glmmokiu. spent
yeslerdap with her mother, Mrs. Tohln, on
Cast Centto street.
Miss Mulroy, of Kirt Mahanoy township,
xpent yesterday in town as the guest of Miss
Margaret Conghliu, of Kaat Centre street.
Miss Annie lleddall, of West O.ik sttvot,
returned hum from St. Luke's Hospital.
Bethlehem, on Saturday itii-tit. where slio
had iindeigone operations for apiendlellii
and cancer of the throat. The young lady is
gleatly improved.
I'M ward llcddsll, of Port Carbon, hiked to
town yesterday.
W. J. Scan'lnu has leturncd home from
Philadelphia to spend Ills summer vacation.
Miss Nellie McUughllu, of Girardville,
misspell in town tills morning.
Misses Mamie aud llertbu Sehwindt, are
home from the Jr. O. U. A. M. orphan insti
tution at Tiftiu, Ohio. They will remain
here with their mother, Mrs. John Sehwindt.
John Clark, of Ashland, was a town visitor
yesterday.
Messrs. Jcrcmisb and Harry O'Hearn, of
Mt. Carmel, sont yesterday in town.
William Myers, of l!ast Coal street, was a
comity seat visitor to day.
Joseph Delaney and son, of Pottevlllo,
spent yesterday with his si9ter, on West
Cherry tticct.
President W. M. Ilrewor, of the Columbia
llrewing Cninny, yesterday appeared on
the streets with a handsome now phaeton.
Wtiblron's Hlg Ilore Sale 'ext Tliursday.
Wald ion will arrive hero to-morrow night
Willi two car loads of horses that ho will sell
at public auction next Tliursday at O'Hara's
Livery, Sheuaudosh. They will consist of
big drauglitcrs, matched pairs, express,
gem ml purpose and driving horses, which
makes a fine selection to be suited from in
the horse line. Kxchnnges can be made any
timo before the sale opens. Itcmember the
big sale will take place next Tbursd iy, at
one o'clock, nt O'Hara's Livery, Shenandoah,
rain or shine. It
Aooiilnntnlly- Shot Ills Ituliy.
Bcranton, Pn., May 10. A Poiander,
George Svetz, ahot his S-months-old
child, It Is supposed accidentally, Sat
urday midnlKht. Svetz had taken a
44-caLber revolver away from a drunk
en boarder, who was shooting In tho
yard. Sttz and his wife were exam
ining' the weapon In a room where the
child lay sleeping'. The revolver was
discharged. Fourteen minutes later It
.was found that the infant had been
shot through the abdomen. Svetz sur
rendered. licn.ni Pool Collnp'-os.
Pittsburg1, May 10. The rumor Is
prevalent that the beam pool has col
lapsed, though local manufacturers will
not discuss the matter. It was com
posed of the Carnegie Steel company,
the Lackawanna Steel company, the
Illinois Steel company, the Shenango
Steel company and Jones & Laughlln's.
It Is said that within a week prices
have dropped from 1.55 cents per pound
to 0.95 cent.
Dentil uf JuilKo HWinir.
Pittsburg, May 10. Judge Thomas
Ewing died last night of pneumonia,
after an illness of only four days. He
was 70 years old, and lias been on the
bench for 23 years. He was a member
of the state constitutional convention
of 1S73, which promulgated Pennsyl
vania's present constitution, and has
been prominent in legal circles for
many years.
It should be made a matter ot pnbll;
knowledge that DoWitt's Witrli llazle Salvo
will speedily euro piles of the longest stand
ing. It is tho household favnrito for bums,
scalds, cuts, bruises and sores of nil kinds.
Largo Kisteddfoil Prizes.
Tho Allcntown eisteddfod committee havo
raised the amouut of tho prize for tho main
choral competition to $1100. The selection will
bo In all probability, "llo Not Afraid," from
"Elijah." Tho prize for tho ninlo chorus
competition will lie f200.
Payne's Otrardvlllo Nurseries.
Funoral designs made up in any desired
form of natural or wax flowers, upon short
notice at reasonable prices. Largo variety
of frame's constantly on hand. Orders may
bo left at Morgan's Ilazar, 28 N. Main St., or
at Payne's Greenhouse, Giiardville, Pa. tf
IVIio Are They?
Tho following unique names graced the
register of tho Hotel Franey to-day: Hop
Hlizaard, no home ; Hog Rockwall, one
homo, and Dog Drew, many homes.
Itobbers Fulled.
Saturday night robbers made an unsuccess
ful attempt to get into the house of C. G.
New, on West Coal street. The falling of a
window screen caused them to run away.
Serving Siibpoeuaos.
Sol. Foster, deputy United States Marshal,
was In town Saturday evening on official
business. He served a number of suhpoenaes
on witnesses to apper at the next term of the
United States District Court.
In the PATHWAY
of the Expectant
Mother dangers lurk,
end should bo avoided.
(I
5J
so prepares the system
for tho change taking
placo that tho final
hour U robbed of all
Danncr. Its use insures
safety
life of both mother and child, end makes
child-birth oasy and recovery more rapid.
'Mother's friend' is the greatest
remedy ever put on tho market, and all
our customers praise it highly."
W. II. KING & CO., Whitewright, Tex.
Sent by Mall on receipt of price, $1 PCR BOTTIC
Jioolc "To Kxpeclant Mothers" mailed f.-ee.
The bradfield regulator co., Atlanta, ga,
SOLD ST ALL DRUGGISTS.
to the
BASEBALL RECORDS.
Standing: of tit" CImIIii the Itno Tor
I'lininiilonnhlii I'oituniitH.
Niitlnunl T.eoirue.
W 1.. P. W. L. V,
Baltimore ..11 t .m rievel'd ... 7 B .Mi
Pittsburg ..8 I .727 Hoston .... B 7 .417
Louisville . 8 4 .660 St. l.ouls... 4 9 .DOS
phlla 8 .Ml Brooklyn .4 9 .808
New Tork.. 5 .545 Waah't'n .. 1 8 .J7S
Cincinnati . 7 6 .688 Chicago .. 4 10 .88
BXTunnAV's national i.HAnra oamm.
At l'hlladelpliin Baltimore, 1; Phlladel
nhla. 8. At Plttsburg-I'ltteburg, ; Cin
cinnati, 1. At Cleveland Cleveland, 7;
Chicago, 8. At New York New York. 9; '
Brooklyn, S. At Uoston Washington, 10; j
Boston, . At Louisville St. Louis, 4; 1
Louisville, i. I
MJKIIAY'8 NATIONAL I.BACIUB (MMDS. I
At Louisville Louisville, 4; St. Louis,
2. At Chicago Chicago, 5; Cincinnati, 2. ,
EiiHtoi'ii Lengue.
W. L. r." V'. L. P. I
Buffalo .... 6 2 .760 Wilkesb're 4 4 ,506 ,
Sprlnglletd 6 2 .7W l'rovld n e 4 5 .411
Bcranton ..5 2 .r,25 Hoc heater 2 6 .850 ,
Syracuse ..5 X .G25 Toronto ... 1 8 .111
SATUntlAY'i KASTKIIN I.HAQt'H OAMI98. j
At WilKeebarre - Toronto, 8; Wllkee-'
bar re, 5. At Sfcranton Bcranton, oj nut-;
falo, I. At sprtngtteia spnngneiu, is;
rtooliester, 8. At Providence Syracuse, 6;
Providence, 8.
Atlanlto LeHKllH. -W.
It. V. W. I.. P. '
Itlchmoud . T 4 .884 Hartford ..5 t .500
Newark .... 8 4 .668 Athletic ... 4 T .81 !
l'aterson ...8 .600 Lancaster 4 0 .100
Norfolh .... 4 .000 Heading ..2 8 .200,
iATtmnAY'S ATl.ANT.U LJtAUOS OAMES. !
At Keodlng Athletic, 7; Heading. 4. At
IdMicnsler HaiTtford, 7; Lancaster, 0. At 1
Newark l'utctsoii, Newark, 8. At .
nlchlnolid- lsoifolk, 0; Hlebmond, 6. I
aituAT s Ar..A.rni t.kaoj .iAUks.
At wh,h- Newark. 1J; Ilaadlhg, S. All
IVluiuii-Li:uk.aistt.r, i nloiauu, S.
A Caso or Many I liaso..
Joseph Latrofski was arrested to-ray on a
charge of stealing a hat from Itefowich's
store about a month ago. The charge fs
ms.de by two of his countrymen, who made
tho arrest and turned tho prisoner over to
Watolimsn Clear)'. LatrnfBkl was taken
before Justice Green, at Wm. Potin, for a
hearlug. The two men who made the arrest
claim tlicy were in the store with Latrofski
when he stole the hat. Several days after they
went to tho store and told of tho theft. Mr.
Refuwlch declined to prosecute aud thejucn
then swoie out a warrant on their own re
sponsibility. Constable Holin arrested La
trofski at liis boarding house, who united. to
be allowed to go upstairs to put on his over
coat. Tho permission was granted and La
trofski uiado his oscapo by jumping from a
second story window, llo was not seen again
until to-day, when his two former friends
caught him in a bush on tho mountain.
When searched at tho lockup Latrofski had
a revolver and a dirk in his pocket. It is
claimed that the Interest In the 'caso by tho
two former friends of the pr'soner is
prompted by a spirit of revenge. It is
claimed one of them lost $12 a short time
ago and bo suspect Latrofski, but has no
ovldenco upon which to inako an arrest. It
is also said that Latrofski will have u case
HEainst his two captors, ns tliey bad no war
rant when they arrested lit in. The captors
could not speak tullieieut English to explain
tho case.
Obituary.
Marie, daughtor of James and Mary A.
McLain, of Lost Creek, died this morning
from diphtheria, aged 3 years and 0 months.
Mrs. George Goarhart, wife of a prominent
shoo dealer In Aslilaud, died suddenly at her
home iu that place of hemorrhage. She was
in her usual health until a short time previous
to her death. She was about 38 years of age,
and is survived by a husbond and flvo chil
dren. Mrs. Gearhart's maiden name was
Voho. The funeral will take plnco to-morrow
morulng, at 10 o'clock.
Simon Ilorr's Memory.
At tho First Presbyterian church, in Potts
ville, yesterday morning tho services were of
special interest in connection with the
unveiling of a mural tablet which was placed
in the church In memory of tho late Simon
Dorr, by members of his family. The services
were of an interesting character, aud Rov. J.
Ilolvillc, D. D., preached tho sermon.
They Did Not Feast.
Six young men of tho First ward on Satur
day night attempted to deprive Joo Wilkc,
of Fast Centre street, of a keg of beer aud a
lot of eatables which tiio latter had stored
away in his cellar for Sunday. It was a
fruitless icnture, for the young men were
caught as they were loaviug tho placo by
two of Wilko's friends.
Tracks Carried Down.
Ily a caving in of the workings of Packer
No. 4 colliery early this morning both tracks
of tho Lehigh Valley Railroad wore carried
down aud it was necessary to transfer passen
gers at that point to-day, Tho cave-in ex
tended the length of two rails and was be
tween forty and fifty feet deep. At noon to
day a crew of sixty navvies had succeeded iu
putting ono of tho tracks iu good, condition
A l'lro X cried.
l!y the prompt action of several neighbors
a fire was averted at tho roar of J. J. ltradi
gan's rosidonco on South Jardiu street yes
terday morning. Tho ash bin which adjoins
a stable had been set un 11 ro by hot askoa
dumped into rubbish. The fire smouldered
for some time, when it was discoveiod by a
neighbor, who extinguished it with se'-eral
buckets of wator.
Curd of Thanks,
Tho heart-felt gratitude of the undersigned
is oxteudod to the members of tho Annuncia
tion Literary Society and other friends for
their attendance and contribution of floral
offerings at tho funeral of the late Lawrence
M. llyau.
Pa hunts.
llrowniville, Pa., May 10, 1MH.
Wax Designs III Flowers.
All kinds of funeral designs, mado up in
wax. Old funeral frames refilled witji wax
lluwors. Payne's Girardville nurseries, tf
STOCK REPORT.
Corrected rur the "IlernUl" Dally by Stuck
llrotliers, llrokers, IfigHii llulldliig.
CLSSIIM).
Am. Tobacco
Atchison
Am. Sugar list
13UI. uiuern.
Jersey Ceiitml.
North Wejteru
U !!.:)
C'hEitBsjo Gas
St. Paid
Rock Ialaud
Omaha
C. O. C. & .
Amerlenu Bptrlts.
D. A: II
1). L. & W
LeblKb Valley.
Gen. Electric...
Luke Shore
Ijtlls & Nash..
Manhattan
Mo. l'uelile
Nutloiml l,eud.
Ilalt & Ohio
N V. Central
V , Lontlier
No. P.ie Com
No. l'ae I'M.
l'acllle Mull...
Reading
Trim C Ac I.
Texas Pacific.
t'luoii Pacific
Wabash 1'1'D.
Western Union
Month Itw I'M
('lies A Ohio ..
W I. Urie
I' a Rubber
cweaco Marktt.
opnwa. cumsa.
Wheat, Sept
July
Corn, Sept
July
Oats, Sept
ft
80S
MS
411
409
July ..,
Sept
July
Sept
July
1
Pork,
MS
802
410
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Lard,
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MAHANOY CITY.
Au Officer's Lively Time Willi a Quartette
of Hoodlums.
Mauamot City, May 10. At about 10:15
Saturday evening four young men quarreled
on Outre street over somo tobacco. Special
Officer Tlmni interfered and somebody threw
a stone that hit him lu the face. He grabbed
Willard Wooden and a sciifllo ensued. A
shot was fired and the report was followed
by a crush caused by a large stone living
through Osthelmer's store window. Two
more shots were fired, one grating Wooden's
nose and the other entering the door of
George Medlar's residence on the other side
of the street. A large crowd aasomblod tmd
lu the excitement the four hoodlums oe
caied, but Irvln Thompson Was subsequent
ly arrested and committed for 48 hours.
There is a dispute ns to who fired tho shots
Mrs. William Hckert gave a social Satur
day night and among the nlteudents were
Frank Deem, who slipped up stairs during
the festivities and etolo $5 from a purse on a
bureau. He was arrested a few hours later
while sitting on a freight train that was
about to start for Tamaqtia and slauds com
mitted in default of $300,
A alighi lire took place at II. F. Sellgman's
residence yesterdsy morning, ll wascuusul
i y a defective flue, Considerable damage
was done hy Hater.
Co F., 8th lfegt., N, G P., will bo the
guests of the lsl Itegt , Philadelphia, lit the
la It el's aruuiiy next Satiiidsy, during the
Washliigtun monument ceremonies. Co. K
regretMhc resignation of Jamb F. Hrlt on
act mint of ill health,
Uov J. D. Klllieu and wife, Mr. and Mrs
8. lleiuhold an I Mrs. J W. Parker wi I
n-pres! ut the E-gllsh II iptlst church of town
ill the Reading IliptNt, Avocation at Il.thlc
liem to-morrow.
Harry Gibbons, of Shenandoah, 13 years
old. won ilio gold medal step dajiciUg contest
at Feeley's hotel S.iturdayeveiilug.
Jabez Wooley, of Evaiuvllle, Indiana, aud
formerly of Mabauoy Cily. has struck it
ricli in natural gas at Petersburg, Iud., uc
cordlug to newspaper accounts received from
that place. The well is the greatest ever
strtiok iu that state. It shows a pressure of
505 pounds, which is 215 pounds greater than
tho largest other well iu Indiana. The flame
shoots 135 feet ill tho air.
Whou you want good roofing, plumbing
gas fitting, or general tlnsmlthiug done call
on E. F. Gallagher 18 West Centre street
Doalor Iv stc-cs l-tf
Single Fare to l'lilladlcplila.
Saturday next, the magnificent monument
to tho Father of Ills Country which tiio
society of the Cincinnati has erected in Fair
mount Park, Philadelphia, is to be unveiled
by President McKinley, attended by a largo
number of tho civic and military dignitaries
of tho state and country. The parade will
bo tho most notable one sinco tho Constitu
tional Centennial ten years ago. Ono feature
that will alono attract large crowds is the
National Guard which is all to parade on tho
15th. For tho accoramadation of persons de
sliing to attend, the Philadelphia & Reading
Railway Co. will sell excursion tickets at
single fine for the round trip on May 14th
and 15th good to return until May 17th. 5t
Deeds Itecorded.
From Win. Smith and wife to Thomas
Smith, premises iu West Brunswick town
ship. "
From Henry L. Miller and wife to Gcorgo
11. Miller, premises in West Brunswick town
ship. From John Caspor Beck, et. al., to Courad
Krause, et. al., premises in Tamaqua.
From John E. Lloyd and wife to Augusta
Sliickram, premises in Tamaqua.
Tbe llore Hole Successful.
The eight-inch holo which tho P. & R.
C. & I. Co,, havo been boring into tho work
ings of tho Bast colliery, near the site of the
old Repplier breaker, Aslilaud, was success
fully completed ou Saturday, when the drill
cut through into an old breast at a distance
of six hundred and two foot frsm tbe surface.
The object was to afford an outlet for tho ac
cumulations of gas, and as soon as the drill
was withdrawn great volumes of gas found
Its way through this outlet. Tho officials are
pleaded with the success of their efforts.
Most Tnrltirlnn niru...i-
.-. viaiigurillgf
Humiliating
Of itching, burning, bleeding, scaly skin
and scalp humors Is instantly roliovod
by a warm bath with CtmcuBA Soap,
a single application of Cuticoba (oint
mont), tho great skin cure, and a full doso
of CunctniA Resolvent, greatest of blood
purifiers and humor euros.
Remedies speedily, permanently, and
economically euro, when all elso falls.
.LTT," S Cn,u Co'- rrop.,Boiton.
a-"Ilow to Curt ETtiy Skin tnd Dlood Uumor.'trtt.
PIMPLY FACES iKigiiii
MISCELLANEOUS.
POUND A bunch of keys nttacbed to a chain.
Kinder can bave samo by proving property
and paying tor this advertisement. S-fWt
T ICI5NSK FOR SALK. Tbe saloon and res
li tsurant license of Daniel it. Wilson, OH
Centre street, Ashland, is tor sale. Apply at
t'lis onlec. 4-33-tf
OR SAI.Ii Lot 30150, situate on West Coal
street. Two sincle bouses, one on the
tront and tbe other on tbe rear of lot. For
price nnu terms apply to T, It. Heduail,
Attornoy-ut-lHW, corner of Slain and Centre
streets. 4-28-tf
FACTS.
SHIP'S
SJ10E
STOflE
Is the only Shoe Store in Shenan
doah that sells cheap for cash on a
cash basis. We do not give our
customers presents, but do 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.
17North Main Street.
"QOLD DUST."
This is the Package
p-
remember it. It contains
Washing Powder
that cleans everything
quickly, cheaply and
perfectly. .
For economy buy 41b. package.
THE H. K. FilBDANK COMPANV,
Chicago, ?t. Louis, New York,
Boston, I'hllndclphla.
FACTORY :
221-240 North limerick Street,
SIWNANDOAH, PA.
I have made a general reduction
to do so until May 29th.
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We've lots of them : about
worth having ; all the styles.
Stocked up with the nattiest,
mi
shoes we could find,
in the store that
money.
The New Tan
For Ladies, at 1.
black for 75c and Si. 00.
Men's bicycle shoes ; regulation make ;
good-wearers ; long-lasters ; thoroughly ffld
trustworthy; $1.-25, $1.50 and $2.00.
The nicest line of Spring Goods ye ever &S7M
had at enoiiph of
orainary stores to
while buying here.
Mi
Factory... :
...Shoe Store.
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..Shoes Retailed
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 prices. All
kinds. '
Frameless Eye Glasses are
what you want to wear to be
up-to-date. They will look
well on you.
YOST'S
Jewelry - Store,
112 N. flain St.
BROM-KOLOA
ALCOHOLIC, NERVOUS AND BILIOUS
HEADACHES
Cured by this granular ofTsp-eaoant ami nil mu
tant. An Instant oure for sour stmaaoba itml
hMwlaehes, wbleh otttli aoouiuulate from having
a nltjht out.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS,
17 and 10 Peach Alley, Slten
A gonume welcome waits you at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
Cor. flaln and Coal Sts.
Finest whlslcoya, beers, porter and ale
constantly on tap. Choice omnerance drinks
and cigars.
"HOLD DUST."
1BI
SCREEN
I-RAHE5.
iCRHLN
UlNfJS.
M:iiufnvturer of
Screens,
WINDOW GUARDS,
STABLE GUARDS,
TREE GUARDS,
fences
Of all descriptions atllowest rates.
in Iron Fences and will continue
smmmm
mm
mm
dressiest mvM
and there's not a shoe
isn't fullest value for the
Oxfords
mm
00, Si. 2 and Sl.'jo : in
savinfr over nrices of rB(
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WM
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maKe it wen worm your
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II
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R. Moycr, Magr.
at Factory Prices...
FOR THIS WEEK
We offer two assortments of
glassware for 5 auci 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.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
-AT-
'8,
xxr North Main Street,
pOIt SHIKltlPr',
H. S. ALBRIGHT,
Op Ohwiosboro.
Sobea( to ntwbllnii rules.
Evan J. Davies,
I.IVHIIY AND
Undertaking !
all the kinds iissi
13 N. Jardln Street.