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NEW SILKS
FOR WAISTS.
A special lot of printed
silks in choice new colors,
now 2 ic. per yard.
BLACK SILKS
For capes or dress waists,
in rich brocades, 39c. to
$1.00. Satin Duchesse
and Faille Silks in all
grades at low prices.
STYLISH DRESS GOODS
This department is so
complete that no descrip
tion would do it justice ;
we are the leaders in this
line and our goods are
marked at rock-bottom
prices.
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world and the prices are
only 10 or 15c.
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MAIN STREET.
LLOYD STREET.
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PITHY POINTS.
iHMHt Thrimjehniit (lie Country
(Hi mn Ivlrit lor llmty I'eritmil.
Th onlllcrieft rentimed thla mornlnc nm
will work fonr ilayg thU WMk. I
The total receipt ml llarrisbnrfc't pottj
offlae for June were 188, 110.M. '
fSplmta'a water company liu Mteil Enh- i
rta' bonmgh for f 1,600, water rent for two
ymn.
A ihmm of citlieiis captured fonr dhwrrlerly
trainpa at l'ittitoii nd pot them 1m the
lockup.
The steel mill at Stoeltoti In making a
shipment of 480 cur loud of (10-foot ntlls at
Ios Angeles, Oftl.
Kev. Frank llolllngtliMul, of 1'hllmlelphii,
baa taken charge a lWilor of tlie llaptlat
rlmrcli nt Ashland,
Seven mules were purchased, by tlie Slin
mokln Uruwing Company from Liveryman
Neiiwenter yesterday.
While celebrating tho Fourth of July at
South Allentown a young son of Jolm Iteck
had a lmnil blown off.
At Summit 11111 a public meeting was bold
to protest against raising the waged of teuoli
eM by tlie School Hoard.
E.ra Vandlne's team bavketl over an em
bankment near llloomsbtirg, and a load of
stone crushed him to death.
After a contest tho llarrlshurg School
Uoatd has decided that the coming school
term shall lie nine and one-half mouths long.
For liHckiug out of his marriage agreement
KarlSchaick has been sued for $1000 damages
for breach of promise by Mary A. II else r, at
Heading.
The arrest and Incarceration of trauma In
Alleiitowti's station house for 72 hours on
biwl aw! water is ridding the city of the
wanderers,
A (tor taking 30 Iwllota without electing a
teacher for the intermediate school, Itoyer-
towu s Jsonooi jioartl gave it up until the next
regular meeting.
Mrs. Mary Jteedy, widow of the late
Cooper lieedy, was found dead at her home
on the Cressoua road near Wolsslnger'a on
Sunday afternoon.
Ceu.ral Pennsylvania Ivnherans will hold
a reunion on Packer's Island, near Sunbury,
juiy xx, at winch United States Senator
elllugtou will lie present.
Thos. Uannon, of St. Clair, cinployod as a
brakenmn ou ongiue No. 7 in tho PotUvlllo
yards, was so badly Injured that ho died at
tho Pottsvillo Hospital ou Saturday.
l'rothonotary Deegan's force on Saturday
took the declarations of sixty-five iiersous
who desire to becomo citizens of theso
United States. Tho work occupied most of
tuo morning.
Solomon Hrown, of Pottsvillo, yesterday
surrendered himself to tho police as tho man
who beat Thomas Nackris, an Italian, at St.
Clair yesterday afternoon. The lattor Is in a
precarious condition.
A four hundred thousand dollar mortgago
was placed on record at the court house from
tho Miuera' Saving Bank Trustee, of Wiikos
barre, to the Lytie Coal Company, whose
colliery is located near Minersvllle.
Walter Mcllalo, of Locust (lap, who tread
on a needle some time ago and which injury
lias been causing a great deal of incouvieuco
for some time, had the X-ray used on it at
Shamokln last Tuesday, and tho photograph
shows plainly whore the.ueedlo entored tho
bone.
lunging, Rousing, ltoarlng Oiler.
1000 pair of ladies fino dougola button
shoes, in three different styles of toes, worth
$2.00, wo will closo out at $1.35, regular hard
time prices. Also a special halo of summer
russets in men s, boy's, ladies', mlssos' and
children's shoes. Womkk'h, 121 North Main
street. 0-10-lm
Deeds ltecorileil.
From .1. W. Itlcliardson and wife to tho
Herman Evangelical Christ Lutheran church,
of Mahanoy City, premises in Mahanoy City.
From tho Lehigh and Wilkosbarro Coal
Company to James McGIynu for promises in
Kline twn.
From Antonio Costanza to Lavcrla Costanza
tor premises in Kline twp.
A Collision.
By tho colliding of a blcyclo with a butcher
wagon, at tho comor of Main and Centro
streots yesterday morning, tho wheel was so
badly damaged as to render it almost unre
pairable. The rider of the wheel escaped
being injured.
The Store for the flasses and Classes.
We inform the public that we opened our immense new store room in
the Franey Building, Corner Main and Oak Streets, last Saturday, and we
invite the inhabitants of the county to call and see us. It will not be long
before our new store will be a household word among the masses as we
will endeavor to sell
AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER OFFERED
We think it will not be long before this will be appreciated by the people, and a visit to our
establishment, which we may add is one of the finest in the county, will convince you that in quality
fit and style and above all the price, we will lead all others.
Before buying elsewhere call and see us and we will assure you we will sell you better clothes for
less money than you ever bought before. One good trade brings many more, is one of our mottoes ancf
we will always uphold our trade mark. "
Acknowledged Cheapest Clothiers and Hatters in Schuylkill County.
MAIN and OAK STREETS, Franey's Building, SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
BICYCLE RACER HURT.
A.hrUIr, h rhlldeldilHii, llailly llrnlswl
at Malmiiny City.
MAHANov CITV, June 0 Fully SWWO people
attended the diamond bicvclo meet held here
yesterday afternoon under the auplcrs of
the Mahanoy City Athletic Association. It
was the hottest day of the season ami no fast
time was made in consoqitoiicc thereof. Aside
from the races the Henner boys, or Philadel
phia, delighted the audience with their
exhibition spins upon tandems, quadruplets
and triplets.
The result of the races follow :
Kile novice, 8 heats Rlddell, Philadelphia,
won t James OllI, Mahanoy City, inml ;
Jacob Moore. Wllllainsport, third. Time,
3 on I n.
Mile ojien, 8 heats O Stabler, All utown.
won ; lludd Moore, wllllamstKirt. second ;
Oeorse Harry, Berwick, third. Time, .!.
Two-mile handicap Fred. 0111, Malmnny
City. 80 yards, won ; Rlddell. Philadelphia,
1 to yards, second ; It. K. Adams, Philadel
phia, 100 yards, third; Hyland, Mahanoy
City, 100 yards, fourth. Time, t.48 4-.1.
Half-mile dash Ostalder, won ; llnrchill,
Mahanoy City, second ; (leorge llany, third.
Timo l.lflan.
Two-mile oreti Budd Moore, won ;
Ostalder, second; Ooorge Harry, third,
lime B.17 4-S.
Five-mile handicap Fred. 0111, 130 yards,
won ; tfdward Adams, YVIIIiAimpflit, IDS
yards, second ; Jneeidi Kodgers, Phlladelilila,
10 yard, third, 'lime, 11 37.8-8.
On the two-mile handicap, Ashdale, of
Philadelphia, was thrown from his wheel aud
remained unconscious for 80 minutes. He
was badly bruised. Sevoral other riders were
thrown, but not seriously Injured, Shenan
doah was well represented.
llroko Up In a Wrangle.
The much spoken of game of ball between
tlie Famous and the Cherry street teams was
played at the Trotting park yesterday after
noon before a large crowd of spectators. Tho
game proceeded nicely until the seventh
inning was called with tho Cherry street bovs
at the bat. With two men on bases and the
batting nine In tho lead Luuliacli hit tho bsll
hard, which was decided as fair by umpire
(.'nyle and netted two runs. The Famous
team declared It a foul and refused to con
tinue tho'game under any consideration. The
score by innings was as follows :
Cherry street 1 1 1 2 0 0 210
ruiuous 0 O 0 3 0 1 x-
Prisoner Cut.
Ahthony Wolonls was lodged in the lockup
on a potty charged by tlie police late on Sat
urday night. Shortly after he had been
landed two more prisoners, Joseph Zolotski
and Felix Dabora.wore made prisoners in tho
adjoining cell. l).,ring the night Wolonls
was beckos. d lv his fellow prisonor for somo
tobaccu. hiiu Welouis was reaching tho
tobacc.i tiuui ono cell to tho other ho was cut
across tau back of tho loft baud by ono of
the prisoners and tho bono laid open. Aftor
his reloaso he sworo out a warrant for the ar
rest of both Zelctski and Dabora before
Justice Toomey where they both entered
$300 ball.
Not Kespotisllile.
The Grant Band picnic committee wishes
to clear its skirts of any suspicion of fako
advertising in connection with tho failure to
havo tho bicycle races at Columbia Park yes
terday. Tho committco says It had a gold
medal and bicyclo lantern ready as prlzo,
but not one of tho numerous grand stand
streot riders bad tho courage to compete, or
cvon enter their names. Tho committco is
justly indiguantovertlieafl'airand isanxious
to have tho public understand that had thcro
been riders thcro would have been races.
P
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strength. If you aro ner
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Hood's Sarsaparilla. If you aro weal:,
havo no nppetito and desiro to bo strong,
healthy and vigorous, tako Hood's Snr
Baparilla, which will tono your stomach,
create an appetite and build you up.
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and Infants nut of danger The fever Cure,
with Munyon's Croup and Diarrhoea Cure,
.houhl aim nvs he In the homes where there nre
I'hlhlini. Munymi's Ileniedles, TTCTSfrn
n Mrp.'tmte cure for eiw-h Hnese, ruvun
for sale at all drugalits Mini- rMIESfT
oil's Ollhle to lleallh Free. OVjnL.
Vheii In doubt, write to Prof Miuiyon, Ifloi
Arch street, Philadelphia, l'a , for free medical
advlee,
Tile Death AVnrrnnl Head.
Sheriff Alexander Scott performed an un
pleasant duty on Saturday,-that of reading
the death warrant to Theodore Eisenhower,
convicted on the 83th dn.v of Jnne, 1806, of
I murder In tho first degree for the shooting of
John Sehwlndt on a public highway In this
' town Oeorxe W. I).vnn. of counsel for
Kiseuhower, hsd notified the prisoner a short
time before of the proposed visit of ll.e
Sherltl. There was a painful silliness es
Sheriff Pcntt read the document which In -parted
to the prisoner the terrible filet Hint
Thniday, Oetober7, 1M7. hnsliwii flxed by
Ills F.xcelleney, Oovcruor Daniel H. Hust
ings, for the execution of the prisoner, wl.i n
he "shall 1 hanged by tho neck until he be
dead, dead, dead." Klscnhnwer stood t in t,
with his hands crowed behind his Wit, as
the Shorts' rend the document, his little eyes
watching the Hps of tho Sheriff as he read
each word of tho fateful document. When
the Sheriff finished, Elsenhower's Hps
qnlvered as he sxld : "I'm sorry it isas It is.
Bill Schwludt and my wife are responsible
for loth of our deaths. I feel that I am
ready to meet my Owl and that I am not re
sponsible for what happened." Messia.
Brumm and Dyson will take Eisenhower's
case before the Board of Pardons. It Is the
general opinion that they will lie successful
In having Ids sentence commuted to life Im
prisonment. Oascaretg stimulate llvor, kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or gripe. 10c
Tho llerlolctto Wnslirry.
The now Bortolette wasliery, near Olrard
ville, is now complete and was put in opera
tion this morning. About one hundred and
fifty men and Itoys will find employment at
that place.
YounirfDi'iiiiiiiii ii Attiu'lt.s fj-oimts.s
New Cuatle, In., July C A lC-yenr-old
boy named Jones occupies a cell
in the city prison, and he will lie lucky
If there is not a change of murder
asralnet him. Some older boys, or young
men, Rot Jones half drunk, and he then
proceeded to amuse himself by throwing-
bricks at bicycle riders and pedes
trians. He 'succeeded in hitting Nick
Coppllett, Frank Dorlclmiog and John
Ostriclm. It required 18 stitches to
dress Coppllett's head; Dorickalos' nose
was broken, and Ostricka Hob nt the
hospital with a broken skull, rind his
life Is In danger.
A dull nil '.Miller" llci-onvoinont,
London, July 0. The funeral of Miss
Helen Miller, daughter of Itenr Ad
miral J. N. Miller, U. S. N., who died
from typhoid fever on Saturday last,
took place yesterday at St. Alban's
church. Bishop Potter, of New York,
officiated. The United States ambas
sador, Colonel John Hay, and Mrs.
Hay. Whltelaw Held and Mrs. Held,
all the staff of the United States em
bassey, Levi P. Morton and Mrs. Mor
ton anil Mr. and Mrs. Cielghton Webb
were present. The Brooklyn sailed
from Soxithnmpton for home today,
with the body of Miss Miller on board,
permission having been cabled by Sec
rotary Lnng.
j. in Mivi'i'iiuuro ti llullnnn. .
ChlenKO, July C Evanwlon life saver"
are looking for a lost aeronaut. SVlu n
they find him t'"y will restore to him
his balloon. The alrshin is lldlnft on
the surface of Lake Michigan, about
three miles off tho l'Jvanston station,
but It is anchored, and the aoronout
can have It on application. When the
balloon was Hist sighted the life savlir
crew ran out their boat, and lifter a
hard pull managed to capture it. The
life savers eav tlie balloon is of the
kind used for long voyages, and not
the hot air kind sent up by parachute
jumpers.
MUNYON'S
FAHOUS !
FOULLY ATTACKED.
Men 1'roin Win. l'eim Attacked While on
Their Way To Town.
Joseph blmundson and Iavld Bohwlukel,
of Wm. Penn, were victims of an outrageous
as unit last evening, at about 0:80 o'clock,
while walking along the P. it It. railroad, on
their way from Win. Penn to town. When
they reached a point between tho dirt hanks
of I ho Turkey Hun and West Shenandoah
collieries three men suddenly npprosehed
from the rear. Edmundson received n blow
on the liack of tho head from
a sling shot that felled' him to the
ground. Schwlnkel dodged several blows
aimed at lilin with the same weapon and
drove tho assailants off by a clever ruse, lie
I pulled a pie from Ids icket tiud pointed
the stem at the three men, shouting : "Iiuii,
or I'll kill eeryinio ol you." The ruse
Wi iked to iierfcctinu aud the three 1m n ills
Appeared. lMiuuiidanii rieuvcnd and was
n slated to town by his companion. Dr. Stciu
dressed a scalp wound two inches long on the
buck of I lie. victim's head. It is believed
; lohlK-iy was tlie motive for 4ho assault.
1 S. hwliikfl says ho knows tho three men, but
n. ,1 their names.
Mullen Court.
Judge Bechtol held n short session of mo
, tlim court yesterday morning, and the most
important opinion handed down was that for
the sale of the Pottsvillo lion A Steel Com
I pany's plant, including all personal property
; anil lual estate, during the last Week in
; August. Tho purchaser must pay tho liabili
ties of the licceivcrs besides his bid. In
' accordance with these instructions tho coun
sel for the receiver will prejiaro the order to
lie signed by court without delay In order to
give at least 40 days notice of the intended
sale.
James Carl In presented a numerously
signed petition praying court to appoint
Thomas H. Deo as "assistant" constable of
West Mahanoy township.
The leport of C. K. Bergor, auditor In tlie
Philadelphia Shoo Company, case was pre
sented to court aud confirmed nisi.
In tho matter of dividing tho Fourth
ward of tho Borough of Pottsvillo Into two
election districts, Carl Wagner stated that
court had confirmed tho report of tho com
missioners nisi, aud he now asked that tho
report be confirmed absolutely. This was
doiio.
Tho report of S. W. Douglass, William
James and John O JIallcy, who were ap
pointed viewers to lay out a road in Union
township, was confirmed.
Tho retail liquor license of Thomas
Coombe, of Maeadoo, was transferred to
Frank Oobski.
Letters Granted,
Letters of administration were granted to
francos Moyer on tho estato of James Nunc
macher Into of East Brunswick township de
ceased. Also to Hun nab T. Jenkins on tho estato
of Catharine, Stephenson, lato of St. Clair, de
ceased. Also to Stanley Amlowski, on tho estate of
Charles Ycuschinskl, lata of McAdoo, de
ceased. for over 1
U.r A.LL. NATiwYi'
of tho atobo for
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NEUHALGIA and tlmUar Oomplalntsl
uuu iireparta unacr loo Binngcnt
GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS
described by eminent physicians
DR. RlfJHTER'S
" a Mnunn w
PAIM EXPELLER.
WorM renowned I TtemsrVabl7Ktier.nii8rnl I
oniygrnninewiin iranemarK" Alienor,'
K. AJ. ltlcliter&Co., 215 l'carlSt,, Kerr York.
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch Houses. Own Qlassworis.
SJ&Wcu. Ciuloried&rccoiiuncnacilby
A. Wasley, 106 If. Mala St.,
C. H. Hagenbnch, 103 N. Main St.t
.e.o. Jiirnn, 6 s. Main St.,
Shenandoah.
r9lTW . . ..IVSi
DR. RICHTEFVS 1
"ANCIIOR STOWACIIAT. trn.l
! (joir. iivspepsiaiCNtnmneli CoinnlnlntR.
BEFORE IN SHENANDOAH.
Labor
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Cost
SAVED BY
Washing Powder
tArhat Mn.A
Only this t MX your grocer for It, nnd Insist on tryln It. largest package greatest i conr
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
Chicago, Bt, Louis, New York, tionlon, l'httalolphla.
Vttfltnnt Dc-ftTlti'il the XimOtfMs.
New York. July C ''he Lavchmont
Yacht c'vb al ed their eighteenth an
nual rtBtl.. on Uic r vmJ-ycsierflay.
There was a larrrf I'l'.ulu-i" of star tern
and mu.ic dm-' r.U.1 :i: l.i the vai'.'.w
rlr.fri", while ft tr .rondcua fleet cf
ntcum and Httltftig tru.lt accompanied
the vmh's ov..- the course. Itoyal
Plio':fi t'arroll's ICavahoe. which meed
abroad In 1S9J. made her first appear
ance njralnst the cup defender Vigilant.
KnvJhoe showed plenty of apeed. and
made a vory ftooA race of it. Vlglla.it
wlnr.lnr by the nairow marcln of fnur
minutes nnd two cc.unis, afU'r un ...
citing ccntert.
Shut liy Mnki'il Itnliln..-..
Chlcrgo, .Iiilv 8. Pr.trlck aracf, r,
saloi n'ceeper t.t 10 Jl West h'orty
scventh street, ftni his Wlfo, lis) )',
were t,hot and mortally wounded Sun
day night by. throe masked mm, who
attomntcd to rob the saloon. Grace
has a bullet In his ilslit temple, and
his wife was wounded in the forehead.
The robbers escaped. Tlie three men
demanded the contents of the cosh
drawer, and unon resistance from
Grace fired Upon him and his wife at
close ranse.
PROGRESS...
BARGAIN STORE
Was oncned on Saturday, June
19th, with an entire-new stock of ladies'
and gent's furnishings, fancy goods,
notions, hosiery, ribbons, laces and em
broideries, ladies' and children's waists
nnd wrappers, table cloths, toweling and
napkins. A specialty in ladies' corsets,
the celebrated II. & II. corset, long steel,
being protected with leather covers.
Having been engaged with the New York
Progress Hat and Cap Company, for
many years, which has dissolved busi
ness, and whose stock I have retained,
rnnsiKtinp of 800 d07.cn different stvlcs
! of caps, will he disposed of at the
following prices : Children's and men's
caps, 5 cents nnd upwards ; ladies' and
misses' tain o'shantcra nt less than half
the cost of manufacturing. F,ia pur
chaser of Si. 00 worth of goods, all
marked in plain, lowest cash figures, will
receive a cap free. Larger purchasers
will be presented with a finer quality of
cap in proportion to the amount of their
purchase.
One lot of dress goods nt exceedingly
low figures. Also a lot of children's
nobby suits nt bargain prices.
Lady Ciarks in Attendance
NICHOLAS FREIBAND,
27 S. Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
j . -
Ron bn Aslcfld ?
MAHANOY CITY.
A ltoy Humeri by mi KxpliiKlnn of Poutlcr
Yesterday.
M U XOV CITY. July 0 William Miller,
II yi-ur old step-sou of Adolph Wolf wns
crionily burned i.botit the face and hands by
an explosion of powder yesterday morning.
Ho was on his way homo from a haidwaie
store with a j pound of gunpowder when a
boy near him il.scharged a revolver. A spark
from tlie shot (united the powder and the
liny narrowly escaped dai-go oils, if not fatal -injuries.
John lingers, a miner employed at tho
Greenwood colliery, Taniaqua, was painfully
j nijureu a noil t tno nips uy a iau ot clou. Jto
was brought to his homo hero.
A Hungarian was roughly handled at tho
M.msloii House corner yesterday. A tuipedot
struck him in the face. He turned and at
tacked the follow who throw It, whereupon
tho hitter's companions attacked hlni and his
nose was broken. No arrest was made.
I
Just try a 10c box of Gascarets, tho finest
liver nud bowel regulator over mado.
MISCELLANEOUS.
i ttF.NT'8-
Outfit freo. No cimltnl neio1.
Olio nsrent one rinv sold llftv 1,1v1...
Weekly soles nav bhr nrotlts. We niuke n liiirii
rnilo blcyclo ns low as 22.f0. Write iiuhk.
exclusive territory. A f. PINK CYt'I.K CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. 6-2(1,3, 10, 17-It
Xtf ANTISO.--Aetlvc reliable man to travcP
T and solicit orders for nursery stock ;
permanent employment ; expenses nnd salary
or commission. For terms address tho It. C
Chnse Co., South Penn Square, Philadelphia.
E STATU OP JAMKS I,. MANHKCK, I)H-c-eusad.
Letters of administration on tho
estate of James I.. Manheck, late of Union
township, Schuylkill county, l'eiinsylvaiiin,
deeonsed, have been granted to the undi'mlnnrd,
residing In snld township, to whom nit persona
Indebted to said estate nro requested to make
payment, and those having claims or demands
will make known the same without delay.
Jefferson F. Kiskniiaver,
S G. M IIoi.IjiPHTEit, Administrator.
Attorney, Shenandoah, Pa.
May 21, 1897. B-SMSt-oaw
O'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
Cor. White 1 Mansion
... A I ln.,.l
House
Streets, I
Shenandoah. J
Stables,
MAHANOY CITY.
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