jg"1"1 '"' 111
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II
u.
Outdoor
Gam will be Indulged
in nt least for tiff next two months.
Why not buy'base ball goods now ?
They will be good next year. We
are offering a 20 per cent, reduction
on all base ball goods in order to
close out our stock. Remember
1-5 off on all base ball goods.
HOOKS & BROWN
North N1 a In St.
GASOLINE, OIL,
WAGON GREESE.
Wo make a specialty of Gasoline, 6O0
In five gallon lots delivered. Mica and
D. S. axle groose.
...Also Headlight Oil, 150 Fire Test.
ROBERT YEAGER,
39 Itn.t Con! St.,
Shenandoah.
Mall order, prom fitly attended to.
G. A. It. Day.
Saturday next. Sentemlwr 4tb, Is O. A. R
dy aud Lunsford Is the "lace where the
annual parade and reunion of the old boys
will be held. For this occasion the riiiiauci
nhia Si Ileadlnc Railway lias arranged to sell
special excursion tickots at the single faro
rate, 80 cents, for the round trip, good going
Sept. 4th, ami returning Sept. 5th. A speciiil
train will leave Lansford returning at 11
o'clock p m. Saturday, Sept. 4th. 8-31- H
SflM LEE'S
CHINESE : LAUNDRY,
lO N. Main Street.
. . . PRICE LIST. . . .
Collars ac
Collars, ironed 2c
Culls, per pair 4
New Shirts ioc
Shirts, washed and Ironed loc
Shirts, starched and Ironed 8c
Hllht Shirts ioc
Undershirts 7C
Drawers 7C
Socks 3C
Handkerchiefs ca
Vests ISC to ioc
Ties 3 "oc
laundry done up daily. Mending free
tnr r.irtilfir customers.
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SHENANDOAH
GROCERY STORE,
GEO. WALAITIS, Prop.
Successor to
vim noun mim,
105 S. Main Street.
Headquarters for a full and com
plete line of groceries.
O'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AHD SALES STABLES.
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
Cor. White
and Lloyd
Streets,
Mansion
House
Stables,
MAHANOY CITY.
Shenandoah. J
FOR A FEW DAYS
IS Bars of Soap for
25c.
: n cnicv 27 west
mi
Centro St.
71M
If Economy
QOLDIN'S HAnrtOTH CLOTHING HOUSE
leads all,
Qthers when it comes to good clothing at
ow prices, and above all things you do
Jon't let other dealers
Impose upon you and tall you they arc just as
cheap for there is
o other dealer in the business to-day who can
)CLell Good Clothing at
prices as the
It is a well-know n fact that the Mammoth Clothing House is the largest clothing store in this section of the
Louis Goldin's Mammoth
No. 9 and 11 SOUTH MAIN STREET, .affi
PITHY POINTS.
Ilnppenlnffa Throughout the Country
Ohronlelod tnr Hasty t'erusnt.
There are 788 pupils In attendance at the
Oininlvllle public aolinol.
The Atlantic City eroursion next Sundsy
Is likely to attrsot a crowd.
tanafortl Is lieinr imyly decorated for
Qmiid Army day to-mu.iow.
It is understood that a "8boot tlio Sliutes"
will he erected at Tumbling Run nest year.
Tern nee Oltiley, of Qirardriile, has been
appointed flrc bean at the Knickerbocker
colliery.
Muhlenberg College's thirty-first scholasttr
year was appropriately opened at Alleiitown
yesterday.
St. Clair's death rate, according to a town
paper, is higher than that of any town in
tlio oomity.
Governor Hastings will tie Invited to ad
dress the coming Lehigh County Fair at
Mien town.
Mrs. Joseph Slusser, of Plfgali, Perry
county, took strychnine Instead of liwuladic
tomlere and died.
Mrs. Mary Wear's residence, at Iteavor
Meadow, near Taroaijua, was shattered by a
bolt of lightning.
JSlmor Klunilller was almost killed in a
bicycle collision with a colored man named
Card at nhippensburg.
A sham battle will be held in ilazletou on
tlio IStli i list, in which 1000 votemus of tlio
civil war will participate.
On account of the raise iu tlio price of
flour the bakers of Allentowu have increased
the price of bread to Ave cents tier loaf.
Ou the 10th, the employes of tbo Lehigh
Valley Railroad at Delano, Sit. Carmel aud
other point will be paid August wages.
William Fulton, of Wilburton, has become
the proprietor of the l'ark - Hotel, at the 1
Lavelle fair grounds, and took charge yestcr- !
day. I
The names of many young ladies who are
, desirous or bcconilug trained nurses, arc i
I being received at tlio state hospital. Exam
. inations will taku place shortly.
The managers of the l'ottsville hospltnl re
quest donations of Jellies, preserves, Ac, for
tlio patients. It is a worthy clmrlty and
should meet with a hearty response.
The assessors of tlio many precincts of the
county, yesterday aud to-day mado returns
of registration for spring and full. This kept
the attaches of tbo Commissioners' mid
Treasurer's ofllce busy.
The District Attorney and his deputies and
the attaches of the Clerk of the Courts ofllce
arc getting ready for tlio opening of criminal
court next week. This will be one of tho
heaviest terms of tho year.
Mino Inspector Edward Rrcnnan, of tlio
Seventh district of Pennsylvania, reported
to-day that tbero wero two fatal and tho
same number of non-fatal accidents in tho
district for tho mouth ending August 31st.
When you want good roofing, plumbing,
gas fitting, or general tinsmithlng done call
on E. F. Gallagher 18 West Centre street
Dealer in stoTea 1-tf
Deeds ltecortled.
The following deeds wore filed in the Iio
corder's otllco : Schuylkill Trust Company to
Samuel O. Eener, premises in Upper Mahan
tougo ; Lehigh Valley Coal Company to
Elizabeth Gres, premises in iteilly township ;
K. W. Sheeler etux. to Mary I. Snydsr,
premises in Shenandoah; W. A. Elliott ot ui.
to Wajoiech Glowczyk, premises in bhenan
doah ; Edw. Maidenford et ui. to Lewis E.
Lutz, premises in Washington township.
A 110,000 Uellclt.
For sometimo past rumor has been current
of a deficit of $10,000 in the accounts of the
county, and all sorts of charges have been
niaao. An investigation of tho accounts dis
closed the deficit. The Commissioners and
Taxpayers' Association havo clerks at work
investigating with a view of locating tho
dilliculty. The shortage occurs in tho item
of temporary loans made by tho Commis
sioners, as compared with the amount re
ceived by tho county treasurer.
College Hoys Lenve.
All the hoys from Girard College who
spout tho past soveral weeks in town visiting
relatives loft on tho noon I'. & II. train to-day
for Philadelphia to return to tho college.
RHEUMATISM
NSUEALGIA and similar Complaints,
turn prcjmrai unacr ino stringent
GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS
presort bed by eminent physlciansi
DR. RICHTER'S
bt a fcimifsrs qq
PAIN EXPELLEH.
Only ircnulno wli 'i Trade Mark Anchor,'
P. Ad. KlclitorA Co., SIS I'lurlSt., .cir Tork.
i 31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
I 13 Branch Houses, Own Olassvorks,
4 SS&Mcu. Endorsud Is rcconuncudcd by
s A. Wasley, 106 If. Main St.
v. ti. uagencncii, 103 N. Main St.
iy. r. f.d. Klrlin, 6 s. Main St.
P DR. mCHTEIVS
I ANCnOil STOaiACXIAI test for
I uoir . ivspepmEwroinnrl llnmplnlnl
READ!
aucn remarKauiy low
mi
Br
Whether Itoliing, burning, bleeding, scaly,
crusted, rlmply. or blotchy, whother simple,
scrof ulous.or hcr'Mlltarv, from i nf ancy to ago,
speedily cured by warm baths with CnlcunA
Boap, gentle anolntinga with Ccncr;BA(olnt
ment), the great skin cure, and mild doses
o&CimoimA ItBWLTBUT, greatest of blood
pnrlflers and humor cures,
I. iold Hironrtoot tin world. Forrsa Dino im Cain.
NStltrriai.illjAni. ,,, -
" Uvw toVm trery Blood Unmor," trM.
utiifnnn rtlln 11.1. tnA TJ.to ItlwH
rAufc nUfnUnd UbM eonakjCirrievuBoir.
LEVY MADE.
.V Creditor Attacks tho Alcluskey 11111 of
Salo.
Kdward S. Wolmer, of the Sunbury Casket
Company, and a lawyer of Sunbury named
Charles A. Sldlcr came up from Fottavlllo
yesterday and, with Deputy Sheriff Roberts,
proceeded to the grocery store of George A.
Walaitis, on South Main street, aud attached
all the contents of the store, together with
those of the warehouse Mr. Walaitis secured
the store from Messrs. James F. O'llearuo,
of town, and D. L. Vanllorn, of Mahanoy
City, who received it by deod or purchase
from Meluskey & Son, tho original owners.
Tlio proceeding is taken to collect a claim of
$300.31 incurred by Meluskey & Son in thoir
undertaking business and the sales to Messrs.
O'Hearne aud Vanllorn and Mr. Walaitis are
attacked as having been mado to defraud
creditors.
Caeearetg stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowols. Never sicken, weaken or gripo, 10c.
Letters Granted.
Lottors testamentary wero grantod to Mary
Koegel on tho estate of Charles Koegel, late
j- ... . i e it . f ... 1 . .1.,
oi uie uoruuuu ol ult v.UUu, "--v. of MttUanoy Cty ; Grant Scbaeffer, of Potts
To Thomas Brcnnan. on the citato of Mary ... . ' ' J. ,, nll0r, ' m,n.
B. Skeeii. late of tho Borough ot Pottsville,
deceased ; also to Carrie Prico and Addison
Miller, late of the Borough of Schuylkill
Haven, deceased.
Letters of administration wero granted to
Jacob Boltz on tho estate of Isaiah M. lloltz,
late of the ni'"iigh of rottsvillo, deceased.
To lie' Klesher ou tho estate of Stephen
Fleshi r, lato of the township of Kline, de
ceased. Also to Jano Britton on the estate of
Samuel Britton, lato of the Borough of Maha
noy City, deceased.
Tho will of Anton KIceman, lato of Butler
township, was probated and recorded at tho
Itegister's office.
Ask your grocer for tho "Royal Patent'
dour, and take no other brand. It is the best
flour made.
BRYAN ON KROSPEKITY.
Tlio Tree Silver Presidential Candidate
Writes a Itemarkuble Article Inclu
sively for Next Sunday's Press,
An article from tho pen of William
Jennings Bryan on dollar wheat, tho roturn
of prosperity and the effect on tho silver
issuo will appear exclusively in next Sun
day's Philadelphia Press (Septembers.)
Mr. Bryan has mado a tour of all the
Wobtcrn States, and as this Is the first state
ment made since tho return of good times,
tliis article, which will appear exclusively iu
next Sunday's Press, will be tbo most im
portant publication expressing the vlows of
the silver peoplo that lias yet appeared.
In addition to this special feature noxt
Sunday's Philadelphia Pross will print
"English Money in American Enterprises,"
the immense holdings of tbo capitalists of
England in America, and tho millions we pay
annually as interest on their investments.
"How the Prince of Wales is Likely to Be
come a Great King of tho Turf," "The Holy
War Being Planned by tho Chiefs of Islam,
and tho Horrors it Would Entail." "Little
Friend" is tho title of a beautiful art supple
ment frco to every reader of noxt Sunday's
Philadelphia Pross.
JHnrrlage Licenses.
Marriage licenses were granted to the
following : Robert Herbert, Pottsville, and
Clara Rasper, Wilkesbarre; Edward Widen
mycr, Mahanoy City, and Mary C. Leutz,
Delaware county.
Suffering With Appendicitis.
Lenard Stono, of GUbertou, was admitted
to tho Pottsville hospital suffering witli
appendicitis. His condition is serious and au
operation may be necessary.
Buy Keystone Hour. Bo suro that the name
Lessio & Bake, Ashland, Pa., is printed on
over sack
IMtiliitins Win.
The law office of M. M. Burke, Esq., yes
terday was the scene of two arbitrations in
which Vincent Kupoelewicz, the saloon
keeper in the CzyzewskI, building was the de
fendant. The piantiffs were Walter Rynka
wicz and Charles Itadziowicz, who had
brought suits for tho amount of book accounts
on goods sold to tho defendant. The arbi
trators, Messrs. James Grant, Thomas Iteilly
and M. C. Watson, awarded tho plaintiffs tho
full amount of their claims.
fleans
nAriflOTH CLOTHING HOUSE of Shen
andoah. And we don't exaggerate when we say that
we sell
nen's, Boys' and Children's Clothing at prices
that are bound to suit you.
nost any dealer in the business will advertise the
same thing but
Other dealers cannot prove it, and wc know from
past experiences
That it don't pay to advertise bluffs. We only
ask you to come
Here and you can save your hard earned cash by
buying your
SOCIAL GATHERINGS.
They
Were Numerous nnd Oreatly
Kn-
Joyed lly Those Present.
"I never enjoyed n lietter time," is the
expression that wm heard to-day from the
lips of every guost whp was in attendance at
the surprise tendered Mrs. John A. Iteilly,
at her residence on South Main street,
last evening. It marked tho 88th anniver
sary of her marriage, which was duly taken
advantage of by the Ladles' Aid Society of
tho Annnnoiatlon church, under whose
auspices the surprise was tendered. Mrs.
Iteilly is at present president and treasurer of
the society, and is hold iu high esteem by
all its members. This fact was demonstrated
last evening when she was presented with n
beautiful plush reclining rocker as n token of
appreciation from its mombers. Anothor
feature of tlio occasion was tho engage
ment of Messrs. Iteilly, Portz and
Curtlii to furnish muslo and, to whose
strnlns the wives and husbands of
those proreut danced as In the days of single
blessedness. Much oredlt is duo to Mrs.
James Kane and Mrs. Martin Purcell, for
their efforts towanls the success of tho price.
A luncheon was served in tlio hall of tho resi
dence on the third floor. Mrs. Iteilly, as
president aud treasurer of the socloty, returns
slncoro thanks, both for tlio gift and tho ml
miration bestowod urou her upon this uoiahlo
occasion.
A young folks musical was tendered tho
many friends of Miss Lizzie Whalou at her
rosldenco ou West Oak street, last evening.
Musical aud vocal selections, and the serving
of refreshments contributed to the enjoy
ment of tho evening. Those present wore:
Alice Ilcddall, Jcnnio Jenkins, Jennie l)e-
laney, Violet Mvllahey, Millio Urennan,
Fannio Weeks, Nellie Scanlan, Jonnle Golden
Julia Iligiiins, Margaret Coughlin, Maggie
Neehan, Ella Prancy, Ituth aud Annlo
Bedea, Lizzie and Annio Whalen,
Lottio Reoio, Millio Dougherty, Mamie Wolsh,
Cora llagcubtich, Nellie Little, Ratio Purcoll,
Lizzie and Agues Coonoy, Margaret Bradlgau,
Margaret Yost, Katie Davis and Aunlo
Ilughos, of Ashland ; Pansy Bowman, Annua
Cleary and Katlo Lavollc, of Mahanoy City ;
Katio Price, of GIrardvillo ; Jennio Shaeffer,
of Pottsvilte, and Messrs. Frank Marshall,
William Kich, Howard Burchfiold, Samuel
Davis and Frank Barron, of Ashland ; Martin ,
Mullen, ot rnuaueipma; Konert rouuuor,
John Phillips. Claude Brown, Harry Lewis,
ville, aud John Dowling, Charles Uiggins,
James Cleary, Michaol Whalen and Patrick
Cooney.
Thomas J. HIggius, Jr., entertained a num
ber of his friends at his rosidonco on Wost
Oak street, last evening. A pleasant oveuing
was spent by thoso present.
Nice lllpe Pouches.
1,000 baskets daily. Sold cheap. Direct
from tho orchards. Commencing this morn
ing. At Womer's, 124 N. Main St. tf
Habor Day Attraction.
On Monday, September Oth, at Columbia
park, there will be a grand balloon ascension
and parachute leap from the clouds by Prof.
Roberto, the King of Aeronauts, tho most
daring person that has ever attempted
ethereal navigation. His manner of getting
his air-ship up and his wonderful exhibition
iu mid-air stamps him as a wonder in his
lino. His record of over 500 ascensions with
out accident or failure is a guarantee of his
success of this wonderful aud always fas
cinating attraction. Attempts aro being
made to detract attention from this groat
attraction by an announcement that John L.
Sullivan will umpire a game of base ball at
Lakcsldo on the samo day. Tho following
lotter should convinco peoplo that Mr.
Sullivan will not bo in Schuylkill county on
Labor Day ;
"Boston, Aug. 0, 1897.
.Mr. Ucorgo ill. Bcliocnor.
Dear Sib : John L. Sullivan goes out
with Ills own company Sept. 1st and cannot
bo engaged after that dale.
"Yours,
o-3-tf "Fkank V. Dunn."
Just try a lOo box of Cascarets, the finest
liver and bowel regulator over made.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Tit fis-
It ca
eriry
VT;rsr.
A "BIG"
r
The workingmen can save money
store, we are ouermg an excellent shoe at the re
markable low price of
$1.19.
For which other stores are asking
proportion. We make a specialty of repairing.
Our New Stock Has Arrived and . . .
. . . Bargains
PLOPPERT'S
10S NORTH
Two doors above Merchants' Bank.
Wealth
This
READ!!
MAHANOY CIT1
1 1
. meeting hold by tho Humane Fire
Company last evening, John J. Qulnn was
elected as delegato to the State FIremeu's
Convention nt Wilkesbarro. John A. Weber
will represent tho German-Atnoriaiu Com
pany.
Mlohaol Jlolibs, a miner at tho Tunnel
Itldge colliery, received a painful wound of
the right hand by a fall of coal yesterday
morning. Tho bone was exposed.
William Medlar, the painter, is tho Inventor
nf a kite which ho has termed the 'Schoonor.'
The nemo of tho invontlon desorlbes IU
shape. It is 0 feet and 7 inches long, 4 feet
wido, 3 feet high and woighs two pounds. It
Is rigged with threo sails, a triangular ono
and two aquaro ones. It also contains a
rudder and a bow. It was flown yesterday
from a neighboring coal bank for tlio first
time, lifted by a light breozo and remained
steadily in the air for a period of two hours
until it was drawn down.
Edward, a son of I. M, Smith, tho grocer,
had an unpleasant experience yesterday
while delivering goods down tho valley. Ou
tlio road ho was attacked by two musicians
who hold hlra up and demanded fruit to cat.
Upon refusal they began to abuso him. Ho
whipped up tho horses and released himself
but on his trip homeward ho met them again.
This tirao it was in truo Western Btylo, tho
revolver predominating. Smith jumped
from his wagon and knocked tbo wanderer
down, taking tho weapon from him. lfo
hastily retreated to his wagon leaving the
strolling musicians behind to mourn their
fate.
A slopo rope broko at the Suffolk colliery
early yesterday morning. It precipitated
three cars to tho bottom and dolayed opera
tions for two hours.
DIKU.
MKTOAI.P.-On the 1st Inst., at Wlggnns, Pa.,
John Mctcalf, eged 46 years. Funeral will
take place on Saturday, 4th Inst., leaving
Wlggans on 12:15 p. m. Pennsylvania R. It.
train, for Shenandoah. Services will bo held
at tho family residence at 12 o'clock, noon.
Interment In tho Odd FellowB' cemetery,
Shenandoah, llclatlves and friends respect
fully Invited to attend. 9-3-2t
Should be In every family
medicine chest and every
traveller's grip. They are
tnvalusblft when the itomaeh
Is cnt ot order) enie hesdtehe, elllomneii, ana
all llrsr trouble!. Mild and efficient. IS enU.
MISCELLANEOUS.
r IltLS WANTED.-
'Machine hands. Apply
nt Shenandoah Manufacturlnc Company.
jat loai street. y-w-eoa
WANTED. A girl for general housework.
Apply at the IIeeald office.
TTfANTED. A girl for general housework,
f T Must understand cooking. Apply at No.
20 North Main street.
OOItSALE A large stock of second-hand
Jj furniture and carpets, as good as new.
Will bo sold at a sacrifice. For further Infor
mation call at tho IIeuald ofllce. 8-lG-tf
EOIt SALE. Cheap, n desirable
property on East Centre street.
business
Apply to
SI. M. Ilurke, Attorney, Egan building.
B-o-u
MOTICE OF PURCHASE. Notice Is hereby
li given to all parties concerned that 1 havo
this duy purchased tho butcher business, ntoro
fixtures, stock, Sc., of A. P. Tabor at Shcnaii'
doah, Mahanoy City and Minersville.
JUSTYNA SZYDLOWBKI.
Shcnondooh, Pa., Aux. 30th, 1897. 8-30-3t-eod
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received by
the unIerni jned committee of the Borough
Council of Hlienandofth, Pa., until Thursday,
September 9th, 18J7, nt 7:00 o'clock i. m., for thu
pnvliitfof foursquares. Koch bidder to put in
two sepcrate proposals ono for two squares on
Main Htreet, between Centre nnd Coal; the
other for two squares on Host Centre street.
between Uowcrs nnd Union. The committee
rcscives the right to reject any or all bids.
J. P. Boeiim, Chairman.
P. K. Magarqle,
Patrick Hand,
9-3-Ct Street Committee.
CHARLES DERR,
TONSORIAL ART I ST I
(Sheeler's Old Stand.)
ioo NORTH MAIN STREET.
First-clnss work guaranteed. Prompt nnd
poino aiieiiuants. liair cutting a specialty.
SAVING !
by making their purchases at our
1.50 and $1.75. Other goods in
Are Offered in Mvery Itine.
SHOE STORE,
MAIN STREET.
Pills
Is True Economy.
(CLOTHING FROM US. We are reliable
and always satisfied to
Leave the customers select what they want. We
don't push
Old, out-of-date clothing on them, but will give
them
The latest style and in any color or pattern they
may
I-Iave a fancy for. We always give a perfect fit
and that has a great deal to do
J n making a suit of clothiug'look well,
Now all we ask is for you to inspect our New Fall
Stock which has just arrived before
Going elsewhere. Wc are satisfied we can please
you because we
state and carries more stock than all the other clothing stores put together.
Clothing House,
f SHENANDOAH, PENNSYLVANIA
...THE. ..
ACKNOWLEDGED
CHEAPEST
mm m
IN THE COUNTY
CLOSING OUT OUR
GASOLINE STOVES
-BELOW COST.
SWALM'S : HARDWARE : STORE.
IN THE COUNTY.
Everything In the Tonsorial Line Constantly
on Hand.
W. G. DUSTO'S
Ferguson House Block. BARBER SHOP.
READ ! ! !
MAVE MOST ANYTHING in the line of
1 1 good, stylish 1897 fall goods, and if you
been buying your clothing at
"ther stores in the past we respectfully solicit
your patronage, and we want you to
Tnderstand that you are welcome to call and
inspect our
Ctock and satisfy yourself that this is the only
store in this town in wluoh
everybody can be suited and fitted with a sujt from
' our immense stock, and positively gave money
by buying here.
This Space
BELONGS TO
THE
ENTIRE STOCK OF
Eand
EVAN J. DAVIES,
THE LIYERYHAN,
No. 13 and 15 N. Pear Alley,
Has made arrangements so he can
now deliver good hard
Chestnut Coal at - S3.30 per ton
Pea Coal at - - $1,80 per ton
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