T
TAKE
A PRIDE
In your Stationery, for you
are often judged by the kind
of paper and ink yon rise In
your correspondence. We
have just the kind that you
should use to be correct in
stvle. Engraved stationery
a specialty,
HOOKS & BROWN
4 North (VI at In St.
The Store
That's Always Busy
Because shrewd dollar savers
take advantage of our tempt
ing offers. Look at our in
ducements for the present :
Beautiful
linby Carriages
$3.50
ami
Upwards.
35
Handsome
Iron Vcdsteads
and
Upwards.
Refrigerators
With Spigots
SG.
and
Upwards.
M. Spoon
T,
IIS Bast Centre St.
Stories of llrnlim..
Anecdotes nbont Drnhins show the tie.
jiurted composer to hnvo liccn soinewlint
tinumlablo coiupnnion. Ills wit wns brll
limit, lint cruel, mid itsdlrcot object could
rnrely Join in tho nmuscnii'iit it created.
One story begins with tho stnti mcnt thnt
ns a i erfnrim r Urahms lmd nn extremely
linrd touch. This i.nco led it musician who
was (iccoiiipiinylnij him on tho cello to ox
cl.'ilm, "I don't hwir myself." "Ah," ro
jilicd Unibn.s, "you aro a lucky fellow."
When he lift tho room after n llwiy even
ing among friends, ho ushI to remark, "If
tin re Is nny one present whose feelings I
li.ni' nut hurt, I trust he will nioelve my
hum bin apology."
Brahms never could bring himself to
produco iin opera. "If I composed one
which failed, I should certainly have n
second try," ho said to preRitliiK friends,
"but I cannot make up my mind to the
first. To mc tho undcrtakinR socnis much
fue same as marriaixc. liio luttcr insti
tution found no favor in his eyes, and lie
lived an Isolat' i existence, recognizing no
kinsfolk. New York Times.
Charlotte Cordny's skull is believed to
ho In possession of Prince Koland Bona
parte. It was probably procured, from
Sanson, tho executioner, nud was Vjrigl
tially sold with documents establisliluu Its
uthoutlclty.
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The Bay-Iiijht Stoffy
EARLY SUMMER SPECIALS
AT WILKINSON'S.
Shirt waists and proper dress stuffs,
belts, waist setts, ties, collars,
etc., are fast finding buyers at
tempting prices.
Muslin Underwear, Corsets,
Gloves and Handkerchiefs in
all correct styles at right
prices.
Sheeting Muslin
One yard wide, 4c per yard,
SHEETING Double width,
2li yards wide for i2 cents
per yard.
Percales
Extra value ; a hundred new
choice styles, 5c per yard.
Dress Ginghams
Choice new effects now 5 cts.,
were 10 to 12 cents.
New Silks.
We carry a superb stock and
not a piece that's not proper in
price or style.
The McCall Patterns.
More than five hundred new
styles constantly in stock at
10 or 15 cents, no higher.
Carpets, Window Shades, Lace Curtains
and Upholstery Goods at Reason
able Low Prices.
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 LloyJ ! House
Streets, ( Stables,
Shenandoah. J MAHANOY CITY.
WK HAVE THIS UANIMOMhNT
DKHIUNH OK
..OIL CLOTHS
IN TOWN.
E. B. FOLEY,
No. 37 West Centre Utreet.-
! ffWiVt illUsta WlVr
K4
SAD FATE.
The New York nwipapere recently
pul ll.li.il the detnils ot th rjuicllt of a
mi. Kiy woium who became, craxnd by
tir.nljchi nr.il drowned hi rself In the
h 'inr. W'nt a uni) end to n lire that
cht to have bn comtilutely happy I
Drvilbljr nail becaune advnicefl nclenee
cou'rl hr Mved her! Mnnvon hn a
specific for all klnn of heartaehe. which
cure In tljre minutes and leaves no de
pressing effects. One or two doses will
stop Rick Headache, Neuroljrln, Heed
notice from Indlirestlon, Nervousien,
Overwork, Cold. Intemperance, or Itall
road or Ocein Travel.
In Btiiklng eontroft to the abovo sad
esse Is that of Mrs. K. Hardin. a.59 (J
mnnfovrn Avenue, Philadelphia. Par., wlf
of the Clerk of the Board of Education,
who save: " Tor thirty rears I suffered
with sick headaihe, which appeared In
attacks of severe pain, so Intense that I
was obliged to remain In bod for davs
at a time. These attacks apneared al
most every wek. and at no time did 1
ever receive relief, although I consulted
the most skilled physicians In the city.
The hesdiches seemed to wear them
selves out and then commence anew. At
last I was Induced to try Mutiyon's
Teqdnehe Cure. The relief wB magical
nnfl nlronst Instantaneous. I followed no
the tre-fttnent and was completely wired
for three years hax'e passed and I have
had no return of the hoadiches. I have
rfeommeniled Miffivon's Remedies to a
number of my friends, and I hsve re
cr'vcd their most sincere thanks for
tnanv wrrderful cures the.t hsve been ac
complished bv thes" little pellets."
Profesor Munvon has a separate spe
cllic fir each disease, the only logical
Bvstem of medicine.
PITHY POINTS.
luppenlllgs Throughout tlio Country
CHronIcled lor llitnly IerinHl.
The Orwigsburg whools close for the term
on Friday.
Diphtheria has become quite prevalent in
Maucii Chunk.
Strangers are circulating coutiterfi.it silver
dollars ut Hnzlctou:
The Odd 1'cIIowb' Relief Association of
White Haven has diesolvcd.
The State Hoard of Health began its an
nual meeting at Johustown last night.
Harrisbtiig shoe merchants say they have
good evidence of arevivalif biiBluess.
A bicycle race from Port Carbon to New
I'hiladttlphia is arranged for Monday even
ing nuxt.
Iluiglars got f84 and other valuables from
tho Ciustnut avenue hotel, Altoona, aud $10
from a cigar store near by.
Theio aro too many bicycles on the streets
after ilurk without lights. Also too many
corehers on the same bikes.
Crap shooting as a pastime seems to be on
the increase in Pottsvlllo. Tho police
threaten to arrest all such shooters.
While fixing a gun as a trap to hill game
in the woods, Ueorge Herr was himself killed
by it at Trout Uun, Iycomina County.
Coal dirt has cho:kcd tho channel of liluo
Mountain dam, north of Hamburg, and boat
ing on tho Schuylkill Canal is at a standstill.
The practice of ball playing on tho streets
and pavements will result in personal injury
or damage to property if not soon stopped.
Overloaded garbage wagons loaving a trail
of tin cans aud ull'ensivo matter behind
nhould receive attention from the authorities.
Having forgotten to turn oil' the. gas in his
room, Charles 11. Higgs, a weliknown young
man, was fuuud dead in bed at Wilkesbarro,
The summer theatrical season at Tumbling
linn opens this week. Something beside
"back numbers" are promised for tho sum
mer. Dennis Murphy, tho well known politician
and business man, of Locust Dale, has been
appoiuted postmaster of that place, vice
Michael Wcldon, resigned.
President D. 11. l'uiitou, of Denison Uni
versity, Granville, O., was knocked down by
a lire engine in Pituburg, his nose broken
ind otherwise badly bruised.
Karl Wituiau. lieprcsoutativo from the
fouith legislative district, Schuylkill County,
tell from his ice house at Ids heme at Adams-
dale ami fractured his arm.
llaptiete have raised $200,000 of the $850,-
000 to meet John D. Rockefeller's quarter of
a million-dollar gift to missions, as an
nounced at the Pittsburg meetings.
The Miuenwlle town Council muddle is
not yet disposed of, Judge Savidge being un
able to gio tho matter his attention last
week owing to illness in his family.
John Iluuni, of Palmyra, was perhaps
fatally huit near Annville by his horse dash
ing over a 40-foot embankment into a stone
tjuairy during a heavy storm at night.
St. Paul's Evangelical chinch was dedicated
last Sunday at Annville. Presiding KUer
1'. I. Ilcnu, Rev. J. II. Williams aud Rev.
C. K. I'uhr conducted the dedicatory ser
vices. Hidden for the work of removing the
burued tapitul rtilus at llarrisburg have
been busy measming and examining the
snot fur several days. The contract will he
awarded to-day.
On the ground that no plans were sub
mltted, and tlie specifications were cbangd
the now steel bridge across the Schuylkill, at
Hern, Ilerks county, has been rejected by
the couuty viewers.
Colonel W. J. Harvey, president of Wilke -liarre
City Council, and a number of other
citizens had their pockets nicked on a
crowded street car returning from the hail
game in that city Saturday.
The trial uf I.lyod S. Winterstoen and
Clirton Kuorr, jointly etiargeu with con
spiracy to blow up with dynamite the house
of Levi K. Waller, of Itloomsburg, con
inenced to day at that place
Nora Kifsoll, an alleged accomplice, has
informed Federal officials that for many
years, at a point near Bradford, she aided
Daniel Wilder in making bogus dollars and
other coins. Wilder is under arrest.
Kildie Vaughn, a pugilist who is woll
known in this region, and who a year ago
defeated Samuel Meyers at McAdoo, is
ivnijj ,.t the point of death in New Yoik.
On Saturday evening ho had a go with
Ci-por 1-eoii, who administered punishment
which is likely to prove fatal.
Toe Famous will sell at special reduced
prices 2000 pair of paut fur the next ten
days. Go ami see them. They are all this
season's ituait.
YEtTJiRDAY'8 BASEBALL GAMES.
Xiitliinnl LeM(ii,
At Cleveland Cleveland, I; Philadel
phia, a. At Cincinnati Brooklyn, 6; Cin
cinnati, 1 At Chicago, New York, 4; Chi
cago, 1. At Iouls vllle Host on, 5: Louis
ville, S. At St. Louis Washington, 13;
Bt. Louis, 7.
Koatoi'ii LMiie.
At Bcranton Bcranton, 11; Springfield,
2. At Toronto First game: Syracuse, 7;
Toronto, 0. Beeond game: Syracuse, 9;
Toronto, S. At Rochester Rochester, 10;
Buffalo, 8.
Allan t to Lottnue.
At Lancaster Heading, U; Lancaster,
5. At Hartford Hartford, I; Norfolk, 0.
At Peterson Pateraon, 6; Richmond, I.
When you want good roofing, plumbing
gas fitting, or gouoral tlnsiuithing done call
on K. V. Oallagher 18 West Centre street
Dealer ir sices l-t
PERSONAL MEN HON,
Reorge Cart was a bnnlnes visitor to I'utt-
rllle ywtenlay.
EdtVHnl Jenkins, of Pittston, Is the minut
of town relatives.
.1. W. Johnson paid a visit to Potlsvlllc
fiieiiils yosterdsy.
(IcnrKii Spayd, of Oordon, was a visitor In
town last evening.
Messrs. 8. I). Small and William Llnghani,
were Ashland visitors yesterday.
Dr. A. 1 Carr of St. Clair, circulated
ammg old friends In town to-day.
Ex-Justice of the l"eace J. J. Card In timk
an early train to Mew Voftt to-day.
Jolui fSchntt liu nlurMd home from n
several days visit to tlie ominty suit.
I'ruf. 8. 1. Wood wai In town to-iluy look
ing after the Interests of Iris Institution liore.
Frank Delcamp has retnrned to his lionie
in St. Clnir, after spending several days in
town.
Patrick Welsh, the efficient 1skcsldu rail
way gripinati, is spemliug several days at the
state Capitol.
Jnnics H. Williams went to Ijistun this
morning to witness tho annual parade of the
Kniltlit Templar.
Mrs. Tliouia. Ellis, and ilatighter llessle,
mill Miss Miitnc Kincaltt aro spetitliiig several
duys in Philadelphia.
Miaee Mnmo and Margaret 15 reck or, of
Sliamoklti, were the guests uf Mrs. Ontiry, on
South Main street yesterday.
Wilbur V. Sadler, of Oreenshnrg, West
morclatid county, Is visiting town friends
and receiving cordial greetings.
Councilman Daniel OonVley's ftwslly WM
increased last night by the arrival of another
son. Daniel's chest swells additionally with
parental prldo.
Messrs. William Xelawentcr and 11. A.
Davenport were passengers to Simbury this
morning. Their trip was made in the in
1 crest of tho new Odd Fellows' homo.
C T. 8traughu, Chief of Police Tosli aud
T. U. llcddall, Esq., left this morning for
Philadelphia, having been subpoenaed ns
witnesses In the Jlurke and Hellly case.
Ask your grocer for ue " Jtoyul Patent
llour, and take no other brand. It Is the bust
Hour iiiaile.
IIcpiIh lteeoi ileil.
Prom Matilda UenUllnger, administratrix,
to Godltey Buyer et al, executors, premises
in West llriuisulck township.
From Godfrey lloyoretal, to Frank Koeutg,
premises in West Ilrunswick township.
From Harrison Hall and wife to W. C.
Phillips, meiiilses in Mahauuy City,
From Lucy Ami Tetot to Carrio L. Stout,
premises in Pottsvillo.
From Johu O. Ulriuh ami wife to Amos
Sehluuek, premises In New London.
From Reuben F. Moycr, administrator, to
Abraham F. Jlojcr, piemises in Auburn.
Fiom John M. Kistler by heirs to John W
Kistlcr, premises in West Peun township.
I.leellHO TnitiKfers.
Tlie license granted Johu Cunningham, in
the Westward of Girardville, was transferred
'o liridget Cunuingham.
! Tho license of Thomas Dougherty, Jr., iu
, Roilly township, was transferred to Henry
Knaubcr.
The license of Michael Xi. Dormer, in Hast
Norwegian township, was transferred to Cor
nelius O'Jirien.
Even catarrh, that dread bleeder of con
sumption, succumbs to tho healing influences
of Thomas' Kcloctric Oil.
STOCK REPORT.
Corrected for tlio "Herald" Dally by Stalk
Ilrothers, llrokcr, Kgnn Untitling.
orBNiNO. cr.o!NO.
Am. Tobacco
Atchison
Am. Sugar Itef
(Tan. Southern
Jersey Central
Nortli We-tern
O. H. ft (J
Chicago u "
M. Paul
Hock Island -
Oumli
C. C. C. .t St. I -
American Spirits
1). .til
I). I,, .t W
Lehigh Valley
(fell. Kleetrlo.
Like Shore
Louis & Nash
Miiuliattnu
Mo. Paelllc
National Load
H'llt&'lhlo
N V. Central.....
V. 8. Lonther.
No. IVc. Com
No. I'ac. l'fd
71
ft
10
ittiX
us
Pacific Mall .-
Heading
Teim. C fe f
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash I'Pl)
Western Union
South Itw. Pfd
Ches Sc Ohio
W. L. Uric
U. S.ltubberQ
Chicago Market.
Ol'K
1X0. Cl-OflftO.
mi ij4
Wheat, Sept
July vi;
Corn, Sept 3J
Julv 311
Oats, Sept'. lfl
Jiuy 11;
Pork, Sept 8
July MO
Lard, St 8!
July ISTi
HOOO'3 PUiliS euro I.Ivor Ills,
nillousness, Imllgostlon, Headache.
nlca-nt laxative. All Druggists.
Miss Senior
Having secured a
OSCITY TRIMMER 3f
Is preiuircd to meet her friends with
Chestnut : Street-: Styles
AT
SHENANDOAH PRICES
As follows:
4 First Pflies, each of $100 Cash -
20 Ssoond " " " SIOOsp
A M
WIS
5iAB!qcIes2t0Q0.00
i Watohec - 1,000.00
40 Third " " "$25 Gold
Cash and Prizes given each month
Total given duringI2 mos. 1897, $40,800.00 WKArrOl
uniu Tft nnTftlN THEM
roniuriltorMKisHve u many SUNLJOHT
SOAR V'riiieri u they can collect, tlut
wrapper. Hint POMiontjjniiiin;
I II P IIHUII1IIH
IX "SUNLIGHT
A P." Tlioa (culleil"(;oii.
iiipim") urn tu Iin sunt, pn.tngo
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hhestot nuprr hliiliu
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Iliir'M
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nml tlio
mailt In.
NewYiir
iiuintirr ut' I'ouvuns
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k. mnrked un uutslile
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ofllio illnTfltlUT Ciinmrtilor lives in
no. or
District
NAME OF DISTRICT.
Ni-w York City, llronUlyiii J.un
iind Htuten Il!liyjlersoy.
NowVork Mlitu(ouJ nK.r.cuu,
JL
2
jroosiyn, Jjong ana wiw iihwwi.
FVmmylTHiilu, Delaware, niary.
land, H'fwt Vlrulula and J)f
The New Knulaiid KIhIcs.
TI, Bmyole. .r theo!ebr.tul I'lerrp Mpeclal.
m I'.tt.rn. niTil li ! N PiHrc 4!.i.. of Iluf
fI. B"kiii and Ni w Yi.rk. Killed Willi (Urtfurd
'rtros, first I'Iik Nick1. Ijiiiip. Ni.w lli;nure
Jl.ll, SUudud L'clumner, ud Hum Lice Buldle.
Moat Torturing, Disfiguring,
Humiliating
Of Itching, lmrni ist, lileedimr, scaly skin
and scalp humors is instantly relieved
by a warm bath with l'i nrt u SoAr,
a single application of Cuticuka (olnt
raont), the great skin euro, and a full dose
ot Cuticura RnoLTRNT, greatest of blood
purifiers and humor auros.
jjticura
Hbmbdibs speedily, permanently, and
economically euro, when all else falls.
Pn-mts Tinvo AKn ClIKM. Cour Pole Pmp... ItoilnD.
"llow Is Cun Ertrf SkiA and BIihmI Humor, "IrM,
PIMPLY FACES feiVMr1. w
MAHAK0Y CITY.
The conference of thoj Welsh Baptist As
sociation of North EaMorn Iennylvania
which convened in the Welsh Ilaptlstchnrch,
at this place, closed last evening. Itev. J. D.
Kellian, pastor of tBe oonregatlon, ami Rev.
Henr? Thomas, of Fofrcstburg. Mil., de
livered sermons In Eiigtttli and Rev. J T.
Lloyil, of Wilkesbarro responded in Welsh at
the afternoon session. The evening
soss'oti was presided" over by Rov.
Edward Jenkins, of Wilkcsbarre, and
l!ev. Skyn, of Ijimford, who conducted tho
Kiiglish part of the service, while Rev. w. 1.
Davis, of Providence, spoke iu Welsh. The
attendance at both sessions were very large.
Tho next meeting of the conference will be
held in Parsons, Pa., next November.
Johu Bullock, of Vulcan, was arraigned le-
foro Justice Ketucr last evening on a charge
preferred by Hannah Habutts, who swore
that tlie defendant had threatened to take
her life and that she was in immediate
danger while he was at liberty. Iu default
of bail ho was committed ojail.
Tlie following entries nave lieen made lor
tho meet of the Malisuoy City wheelmen on
Decoration Day, which promises to surpass
all previous efforts of a similar character iu
this legion : Alexander Everett, llraiulon
ville; Kdward Havelaud, Warren Goss and
J. P. Van Dyke, Sunbtiry; J. P. lk'cker,
Delano t William Gelfert, Coles Patch ;
Guy DeWitt, Wllkesbarrc; Irwin Reed,
Hummlt Station, Oscar Knight, Orwigsburg ;
H. I. Mooro and II. 11. Sloan, Willhmispuit;
It. Jewell and lloyd Cnvanaugh, Illoomsburg;
Frank Rernetaud Dell Gressang, Pottsvlllo j
Frank Stroheeker, Milieu; J. I. Rodgerf,
Coaldale ; J. 15. Seaman, Lehighton ; George
llony, Rerwick, and Fred. QUI, Harry
i'armley, Jess Webb, Thomas McGlnty,
l"atrlck Hyland, Howard llurchill, James
Mengle, Robert Price and William Schall'er,
of Malianoy City.
Tho 21st annual oorameucement of the
Mahanoy City High school, will be held In
Kaier's opera house on Thursday evening at
8 o'clock. Prof, Jones orchestra has been en
gaged to lurnish the music.
JCiiorr-Wlntointeoii Dyniiinlto Cno.
Bloomsburgr. Pa., May 25. The
Knorr-Wlnterateln dynamite conspir
acy was called this morning; In the Co
lumbia county court ' house, before
Judge Krmentrout, of Heading, At
torney A. S. L. Shields, of Philadel
phia, and J. H. Jacobs and H. P.
Kelser, ot Heading, appear for the de
fense, and District Attorney Graham of
Philadelphia, James Scarlet of Dan
ville, W. II. Rhawn of Catawissa and
ox-Senator- Grant Herring; for the
prosecution. The day wfil be taken up
In securing a jury.
Supremo Court J)eoolons.
"Washington. Hay 25. The United
States supreme court decided two cases
yesterday holding that the United
States Interstate commerce commis
sion has no power to prescribe rates on
railroads which may control In the
future. The decision Is construed to
mean that the Interstate commcice
commission has no power to p.ish upon
rates Lefore they are put Into effect.
The court affirmed the derision of the
court below In the case of C. S. Wright,
of Pittsburg, Ta., charged with u vio
lation of the portion of the Interstate
commerce law prohibiting discrimina
tion. Wright granted rebates on beer to
pay for drayage. This action was held
to be In violation ot the law.
liaso Itall.
EniTOB EvKNixa Hkbald : With your
kind permission I would liko a small space
iu tho columns of your much valued paper
concerning the game of ball on Sunday.
Instead of tho score being IS to 0 it was 11
to 7 in the Famous club's favor. At that
timo the manager of tho Lost Creek niiio
saw plainly there was no chance any more
aud ho couciuded to return, homo with his
team of worst kickors in West Malianoy
township, hoping to liaye his own umpire,
Mr. Grillln, and to play on their own sulphur
creek grounds, and hence look for a much
easier team than the Famous. As more than
100 people were up to witness a finish game
of ball I would say that as soon as Manager
Moran lias an open date I would like to hear
from him, the game to come off in Malianoy
City, or Ashland. Would liko to hear from
all other teams who aro anxious to play the
Famous. We play at Park Place on fiitur-
day.
Harbv J. IUviiwon, Manager.
Shenandoah, Pa., May 38, 1807.
Hied rroui Shock.
Andrew Mcllride. a 13-year-old boy of
Shamokin, was taken to the Iiner'hopltal
at Fountain Springs several . mouths ago to
be treated for au abscess. The hospital stall'
performed an operation on the youth, but bis
strengtli had failed ami lie died from the
shock on Sunday.
Buy Keystone flour. Be sure that the name
Lussia & Bakr. AshUnd, Pa., is printed on
I ever s k.
CASH AND GIVEN FREE
PRIZES EACH IVSONTH
FOR 11
$ 400.00
$3,400.00
SOAP
siniBBn n MMsam
RULES.
KTerrmnnth during t" n eschoftb6 4dJtrUt4
iwillboawnrai-aiib l'illt,wa:
'Xtio i itiiiipuiiior wno veaai in in.
thndi-triftiuvUiiehbs m shsrssldM
rillrecivet$IUO'nkli. .. .
The a Couii'otlloni who wad In t-bs
Next l.nriiest MMiiiuers o( cou
nt tpun tlie dlftriut In nblchthw
ruHidewill Kacll rwielfe st winner.
optii.n
i n liKly'Bursenciemsn'sriorCe
peelnl inrjeie, pi
Ttie I O Oumpetlli
jeclnl liiilo:e,
rtia I fk (JomDe
rj,
;orswl
rboswnd lot
libs
dhw
Si.lcr T.a r..l !V,iiilii.vu at a
est Numbers of oaanons fnnj Uwd
triot in wblch tliuy rebtd. will Bncli reoelvefttmuoeyi
option s lu.ir'.ur guutltunan's Gold Wstsb, pttes 9H. .
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1 1
2. The nnmnutninn. will rinui ill. I. alt Ilav of
Itarh IlloiilhduriiislSOT. (uiini reaeTyed too late
lur one tnoutli s cutnuutitioi
petition will be putlntotaeu.it.
3. Oompf.tit.irs who obtain wrappers from unsold
lanin dHaliir'.atiHik will be diiuuafifletL Emnlofees
in deaW'. stock will be difi
of I.er brother., Ltd., aod tuult timllin., atede-
liArraail frtim nimiiafltl
itins.
a. t iwlnlultUlnfU
A printed ll.tof Winners In Ooinpsinort
ill be forwarded I n Competitor. In about U defS after
eaoh conipetlliiw cloMe..
A, Lever BrotberH, lAd., will endeavor to award tne
Erne, fair! tu the Lent of their ability and Judgment,
ut it i uuderBt.Mtd tbut all w lui compete OfTea to ao-
cept the award of liver Brotliurft, Ltd., MfuMb
r.liVLU JlltOS., Ltd., New York.
1
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ItlHlulay Celebration.
Little Alliert Burner was agreeably enter-
I tsined by his friends in honor of his sixth
anniversary at his home on Mayberry alley,
last evening. A number of presents were
also presented to the little host. The follow
ing young folks enjoyed the festivities of
the evening: Olive and Archie Hares, Kditli
and Ray Whyte, Ell Zimmerman, Albert,
Florence and Maggie Burner, Helen, Elmer
ami (Hiwie Dower, Emma aud Margaret
Powell, Mamie Retchavle, Bella and
Lawrence Wado, Delia Gibbous, Annie
McLaughlin, Mary Bhields, George and
Arth'ir Davies, Annie and Essie Carey, Katie
Rreslin, Frackville; Mrs. George llBres, Mrs.
Maggie Powell, Mrs. Thomas L. Williams,
Mrs. J. Zimmerman and daughter, Evelyn;
Mrs. Luke Boweu, Mr. and Mrs. George
Humor, Mlssos Mary Ann Davies. Mary
Parkor, Maggie Ooodhead and Messrs.
George Hares, Alfred Siffiter and Robert
Parker.
Met lit Ashland.
Tlie classis of the East Susquehanna Synod
of tne Reformed church convened at Ashland
last evening. Rev. Schneider, of Shamokin,
who is the retiring president, preached tho
opening sermon.
Wedded TliM Morning.
A ptetty wedding was solemnised during
the celebration of high mass at the Church
of tlie Holy Family tills morning, the con
tracting iiartles being Miss Carrie l'loppcrt,
of Nortli West street and Joseph Lclnhelser,
of Pnttsvllle. The ceremony was performed
lry the rector. Rev. Schuettelkoefer In tho
presence of many friends of tho contracting
parties. The happy couple were attended by
Miss Lelnbelser, of Pottsvllle, a sister of tho
groom, and Joseph Ploppert, of West Coal
street, a cousin of the bride. Immediately
after tlie ceremony a bridal reception was
held at the home of the bride's parents. Tho
newly married couple left fur Reading this
afternoon, where they will reside.
She Knew.
"Do you, know the value of nri oathf"
asked the magistrate of nn old woman who
wos to bo the next witness.
"Yes, sir, 1 docs. (3tie of these hero
lawyers glvo mo 5 to ewenr 'gtilnst t'oth
er sldo. That's tho value of tin oath, nln't
Itf" Pick Me Up,
t5 Wortli of Advice.
In tho old dayg when tha lord chief jus-
tloewns simply Mr. Clmrles Russell ho
wus"ptopprd by a solloitorof his acquaint
ance holding i 5 Hank of Knglund noto
In his hand. Passing tho note tp tho bud
ding Q. C, tho solicitor Inquired.'
IB It ocnulner"
Tho lord chief iustico eyed It critically
nnd pronounced It n good noto, tit tho
same tinio deliberately niitlliiR it In his
nockot.
Tlie solicitor thanked him nnd requested
tho return of tho noto, hut nil tho sutisfao
tlon ho got wns:
"I norer give nn opinion under 5."
Pearson's Weekly.
Wrong Giieiis.
Mr. Beechwood If I had nil tho rnonoy
I've spent foolishly, I'd
Mr. llomowood (Interrupting)- You'd
snvo It, of ooursof
Mr. lleooh wood Not tit nil. I'd spend It
I gain. Pittsburg Cliroiilelo-Telogniph.
mm).
omntvn 1 ntr r Jt. mil. I rj .. i
Algernon, son of Huuiiiel htclubnch, ag& 10
munth9, nt ma resilience oi ins rnuiiparcms,
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. I) Urown. of Lost Crock
Funeral by Lehigh VaUoy trnln from Lost
Creek nt 12:15 p. m.f for Pottsvllle, Wedne
uay, uiu inst. o--'i-t
, i.U- NATi
for over
of the Globe fcr
KEUEALQIA and similar Oomplaintsl
imu rn-iiarca unacr mo sirinecnt
GEI
iRMAII MEDICAL LAWS
presort pod by eminent piy tlcians i
DR. RICHTER'S
(( a BiSniiftn i
EKPELLER.
TVorlll renoiimeil I ltimrknMv finrroscfnl I
snnly ri-nnlno wtili Trade Mark " Anchor,'
It. .iu. uuiilcr&Co., Hlol'iarlbt.-fii loik.
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Eranoh Houses, Own Glassworks.
& so els. fenaorscu & recommended
A. Vasley. 106 H. Main St..
w C. H. natrenbuoh, 103 N. Main St.,
. r. D. Jiirnn, 6 s.Maln
Shenandoah. ,
OR. fllCHTER'S
'ANCIIOlt" STOIIIACIIAT. bout for
, iMprnMncTnnincii t:oiinilnlniw.
MISCELLANEOUS.
"IV JTLD, Active reliable mnn to trnvel nnd
I solicit orders for nursery stock; perinnn
ent eintiloymetit; exneiises nnd snlJiry or
eojimUloti. For terms mldresi the It. C. Ohnse
CoM South Penn SiUiire, Phllndelphl 5-H 13
111 OU SAMi Lot 30x150, sltuato on Wt Coal
V ttreot. Two single houses, one on the
front nml tho other on tho rear of lot. Vor
prfco nnd term npply to T, It. Iteddull,
Attorney-fit-law, corner of Main nnd Centre
streets. 4-28-tf
VOT1CI5. This certifies thnt William
IN Ciwhner. of 35 North West street. 1
s nt
present Appointed sole tiKeut for the Apollo
lAiiip- Tim undersigned aree to protect, nt
their own eost, nnd to defend any law suit or
action thnt mny ho taken by nny person or
corporation In regard to Apollo Iamiw.
Mi-lv Ai'ollu Ikcd. Gas Light Co.
JjlHTATK OP JMRS L. MON11KCK, Hit
li eened. Letters of ndiiiinifctratioii on the
estate of JaniOH L, Moubeck, late of Union
township, Heliuylkill county, PcuiiNylvnnln,
deceiiseu, have been rrnnted to the undersiKiied,
residing lit said township, to whom nil persons
indebted to said estate lire requested to make
payment, nnd those having elulms or demnnds
will make known the same without delay.
Jkkfkkon F. Kiskmiiaukk,
8. (i. M. Hoi.Loi'KTKit, Administrator.
Attorney, Ulienaudoah, Pn.
May 24, 18V7. t S-aSt-oaw
fl WllSIGAIt FEKST I
A grand production of
the beautiful cantata
"REBECCA"
Will he if i vuii on
YE.., IE I '97,
-AT-
BOBBINS' OPERA HOUSE,
SHENANDOAH, PA.,
By a Choir of 60 Voices
A sal. toil by tlio
SCHOPPE OliCIIESTttA
The imiiliit-tluu
will tie given for the lienoHt
... of the -
Piimitive Methodist Church.
Admission, - - S3 Cents.
KN
IKltCTin mirv i
liiTt ordtir. for oar b.rdy
ml aaliiry to thoae leaving
hoiit.-, or loinniiaalou to lo
cal Ruuut.. Permanent em
ployment The ba.ineafl
faulty learned Addrea.
The It.li.CIIAMlM'n.
li' Ho. iuu (j,,, I'l.lla,
BV THE
CHASE
MUHSERIES
Greatest
Kver lmd in this section is now going oil tit '
- our store. We've bought Hie entire stock of
n retail shoe store thnt failed.
The goods will be sold without regard to former
price or their renl value.
There are a grent ninny very fine shoes in this stock,
and the former owners would weep if they
could see the little bits of prices we are now
asking.
Come quick for the goods can't last long
whan people know what we are
doing.
hactory ...
...Shoe Store,
J.
w
G. UUSTO'S
BARBER SHOP
-r-Will remove on June ist to
12 WEST CENTRE STREET,
(Fergttson House Jiloek.)
NO.
CHAS. - DERR'S
Commencement
Gifts.
We are n! ready prepared to cater
to tlie trade with a splendid line of
Ladies' Sulphur Stone Shirt Waist Sets,
Gent's Shirt Sets, Paper Cutters,
Silver Hat and Clothes Brushes,
Glove Buttoners, Etc, Ete.
We call special attention to our
large and complete line of Sulphur
Stone Novelties. Largest stock in
the locality.
Watch, Clock and Jewelry
Repairing neatly done.
YOST'S
Jewelry - Store,
112 N. Hain St.
Layer's
Lager and
Pilsner Beers,
Finest,
Purest aud
Healthiest.
Chris. Schmidt, Agt.,
203 "
West Coal Street.
A genuine Avalfiom wfif you at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
Cor. fluln and Coal Sts.
nortar nod Hit
eoi-nti-nUy ih taK Ch
t 0tiirHtKi drink
and vltmrH.
on miniiiFi',
S. ROLL BEDDALL,
Or I'OBT OAHBOM.
Subject to Ilepubllean rules.
ho
es
o
-a
fi. Moyer, Mgr.
11
- OLD - STAND.
P. J. CANFIELD,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
-For
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beer.
Evan J. Davies,
I.IVERY AND
Undertaking !:
T3 N. Jardin Street.
FOR THIS WEEK
We offer two assortments of
glassware for 5 and 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.'
Toams to Hire.
litre ft ufa nnd reliable
tf or tor work In ir Diirivosw
Buvsliteiua llir
M.wutlv' on lutud nt rwwonable rt
O AM EK S6HIELDS,
No. 410 But Centre stret.
Opuniilte RwdlBK railroad etaton.
pOB aUWIII'i',
H. S. ALBRIGHT,
Ok OHWiasBUua.
Subject to IletiublloAn rule.