ii i i iii i ii i mi imw nil it ii ii 1 1 hi iiwm t i t riii t i Mnn nnif himmwi w w mh i i I I I I II i I I I II I iliillMP' ' tBBmUKBBKZ.. ... " A' w- 8helle nine been appointed members 5 M4e fcy the idHceverer of gST HHHr MISSES' AND CHILEREN'S ' r iwi..u j:.mliB srgeon. W A MISSES' AND CHILEREN'S JACKETS. LADIES' FUR, PLUSH AND CLOTH CAPES. The season for these goods is here and we are fully prepared for it. Such a magnifi -ent collection of tailor-made, perfect fitting and finely finished garments improbably hard to find outside ol this dry goods house. A few minutes in spection will tell you a great deal more than all we can say to you i.-. pr's i. """taJJes' Fine Boucle Jacket, half silk lined, a leader at S5.00 ; better quality 57. 50 to $9.50. Ladles' all-wool Kersey Jacket, half silk lined, would be cheap at $10.00, only $7.50. Extra Quality all-wool Kersey, silk lined throughout, strap selms, the $15 kind, go at $10.00. Finest all-wool Kersey, satin lined through out, strap seams, the very best in the market, worth $18 to $20, at $15.00. CJoth Capes In Beaver, Kersey, etc., from $3.50 to $8.50. Fur Capes, $10, $is, $15, $35. Children's Jackets, an Immense as sortment of styles and quality, at $1.50, $1.75, $1.90, $3$4,$5and$8. Pur Collarettes in Coney, Oppos suni, Astrahkan, Hartin, Seal and Sable, from $1.25 to $15.00. We handle Butterick Paper Patterns. Fashion sheets given away free. c Mm Hi'w.ml and I Stioudsltllrg. rs. H. M U T Willard and A. W. 8hcll hnve been appointed member of the Hoard ol' IVusinu xauiiuliiK Surgeons at Miffltntown The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Compnuy contemplates the introduction of olectticlty for power and light in its several collieries in the Panther Creek Valley. The Davis llros. have already begun the erection of a breaker upon the site of the one destroyed by fire a few weeks ago at Broad Mountain, near Potteville. Had the weather conditions been more favorable the bricklayers would have started work on the second story of the Columbia Brewing Company's stable. Police Chief Koebling, of Scranton, left Pittsburg last night with requisition papers for the three jewelry robbers who got away witb Clirrett llonart's fine gems. In No. 8 court room Judge Dunn heard testimony in the Slater will case, which is being contested by (loo. W. Slater, Jr., and Bessie Slater, children of Harry Slater. The election ballots will be sent out by the Commissioners to-day a week by express to the delivery depots, from which ti.ey wilt lie transferred to the various judges of election The Mahanoy City so'eond foot ball club will contest for honors on the gridirou field at Mahaimy City park, Saturday afternoon, with Martin Fuhey's stroug aggregation of foot ball players from Shenandoah. To have good health, medicine is necessary occasionally. As u family remedy Dr. Bull's Pills can be recommended ns tho best. GO pills in a box. Price 2fi cents. Dr. John W. Bull's Pills are tho only genuine Deeds llocortted. Prom Ellon Laliey, by heirs, to John E. Haas, premises in Girardviilo. Prom George II. Kohlor to Gerald Koblcr, premises in Girardviilo. . From Commissioners of Schuylkill county to T. M. Snyder, attorney, promises in Porter township. From T. M. Snyder to J. W. Jloyer, premises in Porter township. From J. W. Moyor to Georgo Reiner, premises iu Porter township. From Eliza Beiuor, et nl to (leorgo licincr. premises iu Porter township, The honest public sentiment of the people of tho United Statos is unanimously in favor of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Tho dealers pronounce it to be the only standard couch remedy. Marriage Licenses, Gustin Wltkaufsky and Victoria Molutta, both of Mahanoy City. William B. Webb, of Wadosvillo, and Dora Morrow, of St. Clair. John G. Sabho and Mary Budncr, botli of Mahanoy City. William J. Miller and Annie Golf, both of Mahanoy Piano. Just try a 10c box of Cascarets, tho finest liver and bowel rceulator over made. f (hp "merrle.t spent Tuesday lOghcro as the gueits f J. .Toromo Si ill T .T Foley, the well known Testaurantcnr f (lilberton, made a (lying business trip here. The extensive repaii-to M Mary Magda lene chnreh are Hearing completion. The exterior work Is perfVrt and substantial and tho interior an art of modrlahlp and shown tho ability of the artist tmgaged iu the work. Charles h. Shaw, Chief Inspector of tho h. V. C. Co , of Wllkeatiarrc, made a tour of Parker collieries. The saloonkeepers of the Mahanoy Valley are experiencing some difficulties with somo saloon bums, who not the role of detective, bring suits and thou make setlemrnts, but for a money consideration. John Douty, well known throughout the Mahanoy valley, is again a resident of Lost Creek No. 2. MAY PROSECUTE. Inquest May ltemitt Iu Trouble For a Midwife, An Inquest was held last night on the deaths of Mrs. Franz! llensyl and her new bom child. The deceased resided on West Centre street, near the Brownsville Hue. The woman was about 36 years of age. At about 4 a. 111. on Wednesday last she gave birth to a child, which lived only a short time, Tho mother died at about 7 a, m. the same day. At the inquest it becamo known that a Lith uanian midwife had attended the deceased. The jury concluded that the woman had probably died from liemorrhage, but no con- 90B IP! 5rd in ,fj?ssiog. I)r. D. J. Laugton has leturned homo from Philadelphia. Miss Emma Brobst, of Nuremberg, guest of town friends. Edward O'Malloy, of Scranton, spent a few hours In town yesterday. T. J. MoNamara, of Mahanoy City, was entertained by town friends last evening. Councilman William Neiswender's young est daughter Is suffering from pneumonia. Miss Mamo Higglns and Miss Whalen, of Pottsville, are being entertained by town acquaintances, 'Tho condition of Councilman John P. Boehm, who is suffering from asthma, is 11 ill a 18 V m WE CAN'T GIVE 52m I AWAY CLOTHES But we come as neat to What we think you wan fit you, and fit the times pocketbook. it as the law allows, are clothes made to that means your ciusiou coum ne reacneu as 10 mo uoaiu 01 mi, Unrntnl t.,Ur the child. Thi midwife, it Is alleged, is ! n t n.-,,, r pruciicinc wunoui. n ucensu hiiu umy w prosecuted on that scoro. MAHANOY CITY. Car From a IlreattAr Train. Crhei Into a P. J GAUGHAN, North Main St. Wanted-An Idea Who can think of some slm Die lamg 10 paten if Protect your Idea: ther may unng you weaitb. WritO JOHN WJSUUJ6WUUKM X Patent Attor. .toj orii and lUt of two hundred lurentton wanted, UKA Ob ruirn k Atviir cevB, Washington, v. c.rur iDeir vi,bw prise oner BEST LIKE OF GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, HAY and STItAW. Floor and Table Oil Cloths. E. B. FOLEY, 37 Centre St. At the Contest Court. Among tho towusmon who wore summoned to attend tho Lyon-Dunn contest at Potts ville to-day wero William ltecves, D. C. Uughos, Klias Webster, William and Jamei Morris, William Jones, Martin Mullahy, James Cook, Thomas Gradwcll, Benjamin Howard nnd Thomas K. Davis. Aro much in Mile. nl.ii ready, efficient, satisfy tory, prevent a-cold or fevci euro nil Uer Ills, sirk ItfaU aclie, JhmhIIco, constipatlnn. eti l'rlre 25 centf. Tlio on7 Tills to take with Hood's Sarsapartlla. . . FOR TODAY . . Big, lat and juicy cove oysters direct from Maurice River. FINE YORK STATE PEARS, 75o to S1.00 per basket. Large Quinces, 15 25 cents pel dozen. to Produce of ISvery Description. Local Dealers Supplied nt Wholesal Rates, COSLETT'S, 3S South IVIaln Street. Mahanoy City, Oct. 22. What narrowly escaped being a serious accident happened at the P. & II. switch near Steepler's shops yes terday afternoon. KnglneN'o. 870 ws com ing down the grade from the North Mahanoy colliery with a loug trip of loaded coal cars when it was struck by a loaded coal car run from the Mahanoy City colliery sidlur. Thu car runner says the break failed to work. Engineer Mucklow, of Mahanoy Plane, who was iu chargo of tho engine, applied I ho break and reversed his engine, hut was unable to stop his train in timo and ho jumped just beforo the runaway car struck his engine u few feet from the cab. The covering was ripped from the lioilor, a large steam connection was torn off and the tank was demolished, Koy P. Austock, who was a student at tho Spring Garden Art and Industrial Institute at Philadelphia, has returned to the instituto after .1 visit to his relatives here and will be aslstant instructor In the art department as well iu student. Only a fair-sired audience attended the concert of the Welsh Priio Singers in tho Grand opera house last night. Thu concert was au excellent one. After the concert tho mombers of tho troupe and a few Invited guests wero dined at tho Mansion House by Capt. Edward Kccso, of Park Placo. Miss Bertha Major and Thomas Bntton, both of Gilberton, wore married in tho'M. E. church of that place ou Wednesday ovening. Miss Holla Dritton, sister of the bride, was tho bridesmaid. Henry Uowells was the groomsman. Loit Greek Notes. El). Heiuld : Tho announcement in the Huiuld of Wednesday of Mr. Thomas H. Dee acceding to the request of tho township citizens to use his namo as candidate for the Legislature of tho First district created great enthusiasm, and tho talk of Dee's success was prominently mentioned on the corners and at every firesido. Some of his friends called at his office last evening but ho was away from homo, having been summoned to Sunbury by teiogram on somo urgent business. While Mr. Dee's power as n Democratic leader has been long well folt in this eounty it is grati fying to the numerous Republicans who are in a unit in supporting him in his late candi dacy, that ho forsakes political partisan to override corruptness and an ardent advocate of honesty in public office. It will b thus readily observed, how favorably he will bo considered by voters of every jiarty. Thomas II. Dee was born in Middleport S3 years ago, close to the residence of Judge Ii. II. Koch, and both wero lads togethor. Removing to Lost Creek 15 years ago bo graduated from our High school at the age of 18 and attended a Western College for two years, after which he roturnod homo and immediately engaged iu contract building and painting. Tho suc cess gained in this line in a time of eight years, amassed him a snug bank account and resulted In his retirement from active busi ness, ever slnco living the life of a retired gentleman. Ills artistic work in painting the wholo town of "Coleralne" for A. S. Van Wickle & Co., and the residences of Owen Welch, will stand a monument to his ability. Ho takes an active part in anything pertaining to the advancement of our village. Ho Is widely known and highly respected. Tim Hurst, the National League umpire, of Ashland; gonial P. J. Mulholland, of Shenandoah; John J. Cavanaugh, of Gllbcr- Sag Harbor, Long Island, Is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Benj. Starshall, on Wost Coal street. Michael Manley, agent for the Columbia Brewing Company, at Locust Gap, transacted business at the company's ofllce yesterday. Itev Charles Roads, secretary of the Sun dy School Association, arrived here yester day on n visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Roads. He will occupy the pulpit in tho M. E church Sunday oveulng. Orango lllossoms. Miss Margarctta, daughter of Major Hebir S. Thompson, of Pottsville, and James Arch, bald, Jr , of Scranton, wero married In tho Prosliyterlan church, Pottsville, last even ing. It was a brilliant society event, and friends from many parts ot tho state were present. Lyman J. Weaver, of Philadelphia, was married yosterday to Miss Meriam, daughter ,of Justice of the Peace Ileadlc, of Tremont. Rev. Smith, of the M. E. church, officiated. WE WANT MONEY, But very little of it. We're such big manufac turers of good goods, that we sweep away all middle profits, and give you strong, handsome, up-to-date, and made to fit clothes, at a very slight advance over cost. 1 CORRECT SUITS. " NEW GOODS. - STYLISH SUITS. NEW PATTERNS.- " nir.n. MATTEK. On the S2nd lnt., at Shenandoah, Pa., George K. Matter M. D., nged 57 years, 2 months and 8 davs. Funeral will take nlace on Monday, 25th inst., at 1 p. m., ftomthel family resid nee at 33 Last Oak street. Scr Interment 111 the Oild Fellows' ce eterv Relatives and friends respectfully Invited to i attond. 10-22-2t over er tho Gloto lor RHEUMATISM UEUEALGIA and similar Complaints, iERMAH MEDICAL LAWS .prescribed by enlnont pby siciai DR. RICHTER'S &6 a MAiinn h 1 1 rPAiM EXPELLEE! TVorld renowned I Kcmark&bly succcwf nl ! Onlrcrnti!naith Trade Mark4 Anchor.' Xd. Klchter JU'o.. 215 Pearl SU Xc York, 31 HIGHEST AWARDS. 13 Brunch Htraees, Own Glassworks. Sit to eta. Eudortud & recommended hy A. Wesley, 106 K. Main St., H. Haeenbncn, 103 N. Main St. p.r.D. Kirlln, 6 s.Maln ... Shenandoah. DR. RICHTER'S ANCnon STOMACHAL test for i.Tnpepamrt:wromncii i;oniHnlnt. 33 r- m tuc micnnco I irS-fel FRANEY 4h i 4S ?THE: amous Qlotirs, i f;i Corner Main building, m HATTERS IN THE COUNTY, and Oak Streets, SHENANDOAH, PA. ill 0'HARA'S LIVERY ! BOARDING AND SALES STABLES. MISCELLANEOUS. ITIOn 8AI.K. Inter, st In email colliery suit. ) nble for a miner vr a roan with small capital. A good invefltincut. Must bo Hold at once. Cheap, Apply at IIhiiai.ii ofllce. 10-18-lt Foil 8AI.E. Eight hundred dollars worth ot 4 per cent, school bonds. Apply ut the Meiiald ofllce. 10-20-lw LOST. Between Shenandoah and Turkey Itun, a small white basket containing a pocket book in which was enclosed a receipt on the First National Hank. The Under will re ceive a reward of f 2.00 by return'ug saino to tho IlEBALU OllluO. 10-lMt FOR SALE A valuable property, 27 and 29 West Coal street, Shenandoah, I'a., Is offered for sale. Double block, bouse and stable on tho rear. Apply to Samuel Hoberts, West Cherry street, Shenandoah, l'a. 9-30-fw "WANTED. To borrow 1,000 on first mortK ) nun. Inquire ut this ofllce. 10-8-tf Undertaking in - - - - all its Branches. Open Day and Night. Cor. White and Lloj'd Streets, Shenandoah. Mansion House Stables, MAHANOY CITY. A Hanclsomo Complexion Is one of tho greatest charms a woman can possess. Fouoni's Comflbxioh 1'owdeb gives It. fSj Our Lamp Stock Is Now Open tfe Fancy Colored Shades, W - crSllk Shades, M Latest Designs, Headquarters for .... Commercial Travelers COMMERCIAL HOTEL, J a KANT JIOYKH, Prop., Cor. Coal and Jlaln streets, Shenandoah, Pa. Terms: 81.00 per day. Stabling 1'acllltles Unsurpassed. Boarders comfortably accommodated by week or mouth. DUSTO'S BARBER SHOP !' Attentive and skillful tonsorlal artists alwaya In attendance. Neatest Shop In Town., W. G. DUSTO, Prop. Ferguson House Block. g SELLING OUT. OF INTEREST TO TH E PUBLIC B SELLING OUT. 1 An $80,000 Clothing Sale to commence to-day, consisting of Overcoats, Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing, Hats, and Gent's Furnishings, to be closed out at 40 per cent, below the cost of manufacturing. In advertising selling out I mean business, and my reasons for wanting to dispose of myimmense stock before JANUARY 15th, 1898, is that I am going to engage in the wholesale Clothing business and need the room which my retail business now occupies for my piece goods, machines, etc., necessary for the manufacture of Clothing. This is no fake, neither is it a new venture, as I have had it in contemplation for some years past. Remember, this stock is all brand new. and of the latest styles, and I am determined to sacrifice it. Com$ and take advantage of this sale while the stock is complete. Remember the sale commences to-day. It is a well known fact that we carry the finest line of Clothing in this county, and it can easily be proven by an examination of our mammoth show windows. Our stock includes the finest of Men's Suits, satin lined ; Overcoats satin lined, and our Children's Suits are the finest in the ,markt,h including Vestees, Juniors, Reefers and in fact any style you may call for. Such an opportunity will never occur again. Our large stock must be sold at 40 per cent, less than manul . , ritiwy ' MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE! LOUIS GOLDIN, Proprietor. No. 9nd 11 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SHENANDOAH, PENNSYLVANIA. WANTED, TAILORS. have your name put on the list. Hands on coats, vests and pantaloons. In hiring help for my manufacturing department I will give the preference to experienced hands from town, and surroundings. The balance, if I cannot get enough, I will be compelled to bring from the cities. Apply at once at the Mammoth Clothing House and
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