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VOL XIJI.-NO 25.
SHENANDOAH. PA.. MONDAY. JANUARY 2-1. 189a.
ONE CENT.
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Better Than Klondike.
Invest your money where you are sure
to receive full value for the same.
m m
Solid Oak Fancy Base
Extension Table, - S3. 78
Iron Bedsteads,
$ 3-50
Parlor Suits, 5 pieces,
Wood sealed chairs,
Cane seated chairs,
J
$18.00
45
75
J. P. Williams & Son,
Solid Oak Chanila Suits,
eight pieces, - - 14.00
Full size well made couches,
spring seat, full fringed, $ 3.75
Side boards, - - 5-5
13 S. Main Street,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
SPECIAL SALE OF.
Ladies', Misses' and
Children's . .
COATS A CAPES.
Ladies' Plush and Cloth Capes and Jackets, at half value. Misses'
and Children's Jackets at half price. Children's Long Coats, worth
$5, $6 and $7 ; your choice for $2.50. Also 4 coats worth $10 and $12,
will sell for $4.
J. J. PRICE'S
North Main St.,
9 Shenandoah, Pa.
O'HARA'S LIVERY.
fititiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiuiiimiiu
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
T1IH WKATIIKll.
Cor. White and Lloyd Sts.,
Shenandoah, pa. MANSION HOUSE STABLES, MAHANOY CITY.
These beverages just suit the
moat critical drinker. It just
suits us to have them drink it,
because they are pure and wholesome.
COLUM
BIA
BEER
ALE
PORTER
They also suit the most health
iest drinker. Why ? because they
have no equal. Good brews are
the most comfort-giviiijj and best
tonics of the system.
A CLEARANCE SALE OF
LADIES' COATS AND CAPES.
And the largest assortment of I LADIES'
CARPET3 j
In all qualities. CHEAP.
A DRIVE IN A HOAIS-AIADE ALL WOOL BLANKETS.
BARGAINS IN HOLIDAY GOODS.
30 S. HAIN ST.,
1 SHENANDOAH.
P. J.
neadquarWrs for
.... Commercial Traveler)
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
MOnitIS HISCKMAN, Prop.,
Cr. Cl and Main streets, Shenandoah, Fa.
Tarac 11.00 per day.
BUMInc Facilltim Unsurpassed.
Baardera comfortably accommodated by week
or month.
CHARLES DERR,
TONSORIAL ARTIST J
(Sheeler'i Old Stand.)
jop NORTH MAIN ST1U3ET.
First-class work guaranteed. Prompt d
ollte attendants, Hair cutting: a peel an v.
I HIGH GRADE GOODS.
Fancy Tomatoes, extra large cans and extra quality. 3
Fancy Sifted Early June Peas
fcE Fancy Maine Sugar Corn
Fancy California Peaches, full cans, heavy syrup and 3
J-j extra quality 3
I At KEITER'S. 3
siiummimumimttuiLittittmiuLiiiiimK
Tlie forecast for Tuesday: Fair weather,
with lower, followed by slightly higher,
temperature and fresh to light northerly and
westerly winds, becoming variable.
YESTERDAY'S GALES.
lifted on Kli-ctrlo Light Wires Leave tha
Town In Darkness.
The furious gales that prevailed yesterday
and last night caused great anxiety in tlio
town. Tho greatest fear was that Are might
start In some part of the town and bo swept
broadcast by the powerful blasts, and tlio
anxiety was increased when the town was
left in darkness at night by the blowing
down of niros. Fortunately thoro wcro no
fires and tho damage was limited to a cutting
off of the street electric lights and some on
the incandescent sorvice.
The linemen in t!i employ of the light
companies were kept busy to-day locating
and repairing breaks. There were ten on the
street lina service nud not so many on the
Incandescent sorvice. The fire alarm and
telegraph wires withstood tho gales.
llreen'a lllulto Cafe.
Bonn soup, free, to-nljht.
liot lunch to-morrow morning.
SPECIAL PUBLIC NO 1 ICE.
Louis Ooldln Has Kuibarked In the .Manu
facture of Clothing1'
The undersigned has established a clothing
manufactory at No. 327 Market stroet, Phil
adelphia, and is about to engage oxtonsively '
in both the wholesale and retail clothing ,
business. Owing to this change it has be
come necessary for mo to re-organize my
local alnirs. With tins end in view I am'
making arrangements to begin at my store,
Aos. 9 and 11 South JL.ni street, on March
3rd, 1893, a strictly Ono Prico system. My
store is the leading clothing house in Shen
andoah and we aro confident that with One
1'rica we can prosper fully as well as we do I
at present under tho cut rato system. I will
deposit a check for $200 with a responsible
otiouandoah citizen as a forfeit to any charit-
ablo institution In case it may bo shown that
I have deviated from tho Ono Price system J
after March 3rd, 18M. Every article in the I
store will be marked with plain figures audi
at a price so low that people will bo ashamed I
to ask us to reduce it. By February tilth, wol
are going to send our stock now on hand tol
the auction houses, but until that dato wo.
will give tho benefit to the peoplo of Shenanl
doth and vicinity. Until February 19th wil
will positively sell our goods way below costl
to make room for our new stock.
Mammoth Clothing House,
L. Goldin, Prop.,
0 and 11 South Main street,
20-tf Shenandoah, Pa.
Meldalzls Cute,
California bean soup, free, to-night.
Hot lunch to-morrow morning.
At Kaler'g Tills Week.
Mauneer Quirk is be congratulated upon!
the engagement of the Wilsaii Theatre Coru-1
pany in reportoire this week ut Kaier's grandl
opera house, Mahanoy City, giving six aven-l
iug performances and matinees ou edncs-l
day and Saturday. This stroug companyl
lias never appeared in this section, but corneal
well recommended. It has been under the!
personal management of K. 0. Wilson fori
tweuty-ono yaars, and is far abovo tlio!
averago repertoire companies. Popular!
prices, 10, 20 and 30 cents, will prevail, Each I
performance is an attraction, the acts ofl
which are made resplendant by the aid ofl
powerful calcium lights. The opening piece!
ill be "Tho Halley Slave," by Bartlevl
Campboll, this evening.
At Kepehloski Arcade Cafe.
California bean soup, free, to-night.
Uot lunch to-morrow morning.
Obituary.
Mrs. Sarah II. Oliver, relict of Italnh
Oliver, died Bhortly after seven o'clock this!
morning at the old homestead on NorthJ
Main street. Mrs. Oliver had suffered from!
Bright's disease for about a year and dur
ing the past eight months was confined to her I
sleeping apartment. The deceased was aged 1
07 years, U months and 13 days and is sur
vived by a son, Jaseph Oliver, of Frackvillo,
and two daughturs, Mrs. William Marshal, ofl
town, und Mrs. C. C. Uurchill, of Mahauoyl
City.
To Cure Headache In 15 Minutes,
Tako Dr. Davis' Ati-lleadache. All druggists.
Lady Harrison Lodge, Attention I
All members of Lady Harrison Lodge No.l
10, A. P. L. A., are requested to attend al
special meeting to morrow (Tuesday) even
ing at 7 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs.
Bieneraan, 113 West Centre street, to com-1
plete arrangements to attend the funeral ol
our deceased sister, Mrs. Oliver. By ordeil
of KATE BtKNEMAN, V. M.
Attest : Cabbie Lewih' Seo'y. 2(1
lllckert's Cate.
Special frco lunch to-night.
aud pork to-morrow morning.
Baked beanii
ltlcycle Contest Closet.
The bicycle contest which has been goiut.1
on since tho Lost Creek fair opened several
weeks ugo, came to a closo on Saturday!
There were three contestants, namely.
Andrew B. Byan, Patrick McUuire audi
Patrick McLain. The lucky contestant watl
Mr. Ityan, who Is now auxiously awaiting!
the coming of Spring, when he may be seenl
astride his handsome gift.
Headache Quickly Cured.
Dr. Davis' Anti-Headache never fulls, 25e.i
Special Sale of l'ants.
A special sale of 500 pairs of men's panll
will bo made at Louis Ooldin's clothing ston
0 and 11 South Main street, to-morrow ar I
Wednesday, Two days only. The cheapc(l
pair in the lot is worth f2.su, and some rij
up to f 1.00. All will be sold tor f 1.25 a pa
riKPiilx Kulr Auction,
To-night will be the last of tho Pha'ulx Fill
Company's fair. There will be n grand aud
tioneering of the many beautiful exhibits.
Tho lest gus lamp mantles iu tho markcC
35 ceutsat Bnmmi's. 1-21 tf
Duuitigt Suit.
Messrs. Patrick Conry, William Hill and
Qeorge Holvey wero summoned to Pottsvilie
this tuuruing as witnesses iu a suit for dam
ages brought agalust tho Lehigh Valley Hail
road Company by James Smith, who fell into
a sew hole near tho freight depot some time
ago.
Another lliudueMA Alan tn Iletlre.
Having devoted my attention to another
branch of business, I will closo out my entire
flock in my fully equipped shoe store at
genuine closing out prices. This is a golden
opportunity. Womer's, 121 North Main
street. l-13 tf
Two Sinistra lor h Curcasii.
Telephone or telegraph to M. Ulrich &
Son, Ashland, P.I., when you have u dead
horte, mule or cow. They will pay you f2.00
aud remove it promptly. 11 30tf
LICENSE COURT.
THE Tipii
DRAGGItfG I
lprd in ssii)g.
ltillliip; lty the Judges mi WlthilruMllN
Thin Morning,
Pottsvilie, Jan 21 At tho License fou-t
this morning Charles A Snyder. Lsq . stated
that ho was willing to give tho name ol'all
remonstrants lie leprescntce. He then with
drew the exceptions he filed to tlio applica
tion of Adam Kilick, of tho Second ward, or
Shenandoah TESTIMONY Ml MT.IIRI'5 WiW
Judge Koch announced that lotto,, l,.i v" m uu,,u u 1IU1,U'
flore
Evidence Taken In the County
Commissioners' Case.
leached Judires Pcrsliinir mwl .iuii,,
that ofllrs had linen iiiuIa l Iii. ,!,-,, ,.r
I ceptioin for n money consideration. Judi;e
ivocn arnica mat the court had decided that
when attorneys seek to withdraw exceptions
thev must flln iifllil'ivlt. !,., ;r .,... i. ....
dono for a money consideration.
J H Filbert. I-lq., filed exceptions to the
applications of Sol Hank, of tlio Third ward,
Shenandoah, and Casiiner Shupetias, same
ward aud town The cnmnds iu i,.lil t
I msuors and on Sunday. .Mr. Filbert slated
that ho filed the exceptions beeaue lie uudcr
I stood that thimn nlrrndv flt.1 ... l.
I withdrew
OTIIUU NOTIX
Pottsvilie. .Innuarv 21 Tim P A- T? t; I?
I Company suspouded 7,r mon from the Palo
car suops Saturday veiling, 15 more at St.
Clair and (10 car rnn.'ilrrra ut i, -11, in
Haven Tho remainder of tlio cmnlnvcH urn
working 71 hours per day. When trade
brightens ihe men will be given work again.
Ihoro was much syuinaths- expressed
I among tlio newspaper fraternity for tlio
I Daily Ilccurd of Muhmmv Cili- u
j w.., .U..IDU UJ
an incendiary fire.
The "Bobby'- Burns festival and banquet
at Union hall Tuesday evening will be an
nvetir. IVir tilftiu.ii.r rnma...t.r
lrom the preparation on the go.
I At saiuruay uigui's meeting the Uepubli
can borougli coiivcntion adopted the Craw
ford county kystciu for future primaries,
trunk Ltttlo was chairman, and Charles A.
To-day's Proceedings Were Marked by Re
peated Objections to Ue Introduc
tion of Evidence on Both Sides
Which Led to Bitter Clashes
By the Counsel.
I Snyder seerotarv. The iiniiiini xs nr., s,
I W Mortiinorc. Treasurer : Thomas Lowtlieit.
(joo, w Olcun aud Wm. Short fur Auditors.
New rules were adopted.
The jury in the ca.se of Adam Jennings
versus Allison Wolff and Samuel C. Aiegood
trading its Wolff & Aregood, se.ilod their
verdict Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. It
was opened in comt tins morning and is iu
tailor of the plaintiff. The amount involved
was $S0,
There was but one decision handed down
in court this morning, Judge Koch quashing
laiuaqua's hast ward. He said the report
of the Commissioners recites "they beliove
tlmf ft ilivicwm itf" ..aM Hnl.l I... ...
best interestsof tho voters of said ward, and
mas ii wouia oe equitauie." This language,
remarked thejndge, docs not comply with
tllU Act of 1S7J Tl,n v.iln ,., ..
bit of property in the waid nud the pioperty
owners have some interest iu the affair.
Then again the entire borouch is interested
and not the ward alone. Would it benefit
tho borough to have three more members in
Town Council, three additional School
Directors aud another election district? It
is essential that all these matters bo con
sidered
Judgo Bechtel announced that Judgo
Lyon, of Juniata county, will hear civil cases
iu court room No. 2 this week and Judgo
Budlich, of Beading, who arrived at 11
o'clock, will do tho same in room 3. Judgo
Koch heard motions this morning and after
that took up license exceptions, at which ho
win continue until the new applic.it ons are
reached Judge Pershing was at the Judge's
consulting room this morning for several
hours He decs considerable work, at his
homo and in at advisory capacity so that, by
reason of his wido experience, it may be said
that lie more than cams the stipend paid liiin
by the state.
Guy Furquiiar asked for a writ of attach
ment on the Bluo Mountain Manufacturing
Company which persists in cuttiug timber,
although notice of injunction has been
f I? ..I .!.! 1 .
oi..tu ...I .-1114U11U1 aaiu ue was sure liar
if Daniel Shepp, of Tauiaqua, a member of
Hi. pnniniinvbtiAn. tl.n L... .....ol...i
tioued he would see that tho superintendent
complied with it. Attorney Woodbury guar
anteed to inform Mr. Shepp, and Judge
Bechtel remarked that he was positive Mr.
Shelm wnnlil tnkn nrntifir nlinn In fill. -
' spoct if notified. Tho writ will not be issued
for the present and perhaps not at all.
Two Murilorod With lcnzorn.'
Philadelphia. Jan. 21. Durine; a quar
rel early yesterdav mornlnn- Tnhn ft
' Gavin i.r-.nrn tor of a lnrlrri nr limiGA nt
Tweiulevh ni' Poimvcree streets, w.ih
hori'llny em and slaHhed about the face
and In di' with a razor. Ur iiio.i
several hours later. Frank nobinsnn.
a lodirer in the house, was arrested
later in the day, charged wltlitheerime.
Robinson, 1 1" n arrested, had no razor,
and there e as no blood on his clothes.
He vas under the lnflnonrs nf Hr,,,r,
On Saturday morning Frank Monroe, a
colored bui.t-.iiu u, had a fight with sev
eral white men. As a result Michael
Salmon hntl his thrnnf nut n,l
umers weft reartuny slashed with a
razor. Salmon died soon after.
Xo trx I'or audi 11 'JliisiiimJl.
T.iuipnRlpr Pn. .Tnn. 'l Atinla n
Struck was granted a divorce Saturday
from Georce F. Struck, with whom slm
lived but 24 hours. The day after their
marrlace. .Tulv 24. ISfir,. RimnV
m'itted a robbery. Ho was nnestpd nmi
sentenced to ono year. When he was
liberated lrom prison he eloped with a
sweetheart who antedated hl ifo in
his affections. Ho is now serving two
years at Trenton for forgery. Mrs.
Struck declares she has no fnriii.r ..
I for such a husband.
Attorfioy t'.oiiiiral (irliiir.
Washlncton. Tan. 21. Tteeldna iVit nn.
nnlnfprnnl of Woelnv Tlimnn.
I collector of customs at Philadelphia and
Ibt. t-'iair A. Mulliolland to be pension
agent in the same city, the president
(sent to the senate Saturday nfturnoon
the nomination of John V. Orh-ea nf
I New Jersey to be attorney goncra! oi
I the United States, to succet d Judirp ifp-
iKenna. The numinntlon of Thoinns wna
I promptly eonflrmod.
1'olice I'reeniltloiiii.
Owinc to tlie tmvn heino- Infi
I- ,,, iiat.nm
last night ami the fears of flro entertained
ou account of tho high winds, five special
policemen wero put ou duty last night iu ud-
lumuu 10 1110 regular force.
mmm
Absolutely Puro
Potlsvlllo, Jan. 24. James McOurl, of
Pottsvilie, who was superintendent for his
brother, Daniel Mifluil. tho nlnih..n. n.,
Hospital contractor, was the first witness
called tliis morning, the fourteenth of the
trial and tho (eventeemh since the case
opened.
Mr. Willielm : Who was doing the exca
vating for tho new hospital ?
A. The digging was begun by inmates of
tho Almshouse, but it was found out that they
could not do it, tho Stewart needed the best
of the men to work on the farm.
Q. How much material did you have on
the ground at that time?
Mr. Wilholm mid lie wished to show the
contractor was ready to go ahead and tlio
foundation trenches woio uot ready. Also
that .Mr. HcGurl threatened to sue tlio Com
missioners for detention which made it utw.
o'sary for them to have tho excavating stone
quickly.
Mr. Farquluir made further objection on
the ground that the proposed testimony re-
...... . .. .,, , ueiore, uie court Had
approved the hospital contract.
Court sustained Mr. Farqnhar's contention
so far as it applied to the toMtimony.
Mr. Ulrich c. mended that the law under
which they acted said tlio contracts were
made subject tothe approval of the Judges "
lie haid there was no question shout tho
honesty or validity of this work until these
men nepped in The Commissioners, ho
said, had complied with the spirit of the law
if they did not follow the letter of it
Judge Bechtel decided there was uo legal
contract in July liui McUurl was awarded
the contract, and that the contract did not
UCCUIIIU If L'!l I 1 1 II I 1 I Svtitiirn T ...I
. iiin,uiui;t j. 11 Mil rmirr
;ilIrovea tlio contract. An exranHmi ,vnB
iintiui "
O. IfotV mtlPil tnu.nfinl i ,1
alniahouse wlien your brother got tho $5,500
a. About -ki cur load 4.
, v . ""Jh i un Adroit
way of Kettinsin what tho court ruled out.
v.ut, ufjiiuitMt lJ10 objection.
y ,VIU1.K1IUI ul material did you have?
no iiaii lirnu-n ttntw. h.nni,
i. Whuro is the AlmshousH nrntl
L-iti ir " rt. Miinheijl twI'' "oar Schuj-1
kill IaLMi. sthniit n 1 1 1 a 1 J
. , " " IIUI1I 1JCIO.
f I 1!"t at lhe "uty scat nor the seat
A. No, hir.
Cro-is ('Tnniitii.il r ni...t..
. .'ii. tunticu.
II How much work had been dono before
j tt.-t.juui iimionai were, nud by whom?
A. A frnnil ilmtl t i. .
done by the coutiactor Chas. J. Connor the
.. .....vi.cmjni uvuic excavators ami
w.v La.jirjuicis uy mo masons.
a 1 ) oVli' Ul ejEuvating all done by
A. I don't know.
Q. For the hospital ?
A. No, sir.
Q, When did yon begin tlio hospital?
A. I think wo began in August.
Mr. Ityan : Ou what.
A. ijtoue work.
to halen ; (Vntnni. wa. ....f ...i.i.
....a iiwb illlUUII Willi
the excavating when we had part of the
walls un hecnnsit 1m mil ir n i.i..a. .
northeast corner of the hosnital that
knocked down some of our wall. He was
then excavating for a driveway back of the
nuspiiai.
Wm. Wilhelm, K-q., was aflirnied and said
i.c was .counsel lor the County Auditors,
i hoi. I-., b.uniiel. Ihiutiuel Jenkvn un,l .Inl.u
. h i ili1.hDiV'n J1 wa3 "'"ittly ex-
,, , ,"T5 asKeii an oiler and it was
"dense uusireil to show that Mr.
Wilhelm rendeied services to tho county
auditors for the $100 alleged to have been 11-
wK 'I"'!1 b' ,llu County Ccuunissiouers to
Mr Wilhelm.
Judge llechtel aid tliey might nsk him if
ruiicim rvices, nut mat the real ques
tion is, was it a legal payment?" If ho
woio charging the jury ho would tell them
tho only question was the legality.
?' S?" wl,at ''ices you rondered ?
A. The Auditors wero al" new men aud
I went to the Couuuiasioiieis to bee what nav
I should get.
V" v"1.6'1'0 wlmt service' you rendered ?
i ... " , 6""", consultatiouh with tho
Auditors about surcharges against tho county
treasurer for license money by which $1,000
was ii.i id hark tn tlm T..i s.. .7".',
matter by which fO.OOOn as recently roturued
(J Were you authorized to do this work
hy tho County Commissioners ?
Objected to by Mr. Farquli.ir. but allowed.
A. I hey first objected to it, and dually
agreed that I should receive 3ob. We had a
three months investigation at the Almshouse
tm i n !.Ur "rk- 1 wa3 l'ail1 110 """o than
tjOO per year.
sary ?D" 0" "li"k J0"r fiervites wcre nccoa
A. Yes, they wero.
Further objections were made and the
Judge ruled t in .Inf..,,... ...i..i.. . i. .',)!,.
could that the services wew wudored to t5
county instead of to the auditor,
C). 1)1(1 Villi nttfl.wl 1
4i - i . ip lunnuet E ven bv
vinH""?,isSlont:rs t0 tmtniIoScr'scoif-
A. No, I did not.
OMectud to t.V tttA lnnntl... r n
said ho would convince his doubting friend
the Co mSiii"" ," 7 . T;-1 tu'e!
-.-t .- , T . . iu me ausence or
restrictive legislation, including the givlngof
a banquet to brother CommiasioufiK with
liowers included.
Court aIi th ntrt,v ei.n..i.i i. .
iTii-i i r ' u mauo, ana
Mr. Ulr ch said they desired to show that
1ilVi'J? th! '','.'!,1,,et' H'O Commissi,, e1B
Tn,iidi,1,e...Audito.ra ftI,li tlleir ""Hcitor
about tha legality of thos imo.
.i 1 .T i'"16,1 to sliowiugof the fact
oiflt7.i...i iV i V "1'iuiou ue
sutliclent. If legal advice n loilr.l n,..
might hayo consulted their own attorney
advlco" Mr' Willlclw ir "ocave such
The witness then stated that ho had told
the Commissioners the giving of a banquet
was a vrv nrnn,.,. tl.l.. ... ,i i v v.fc
i i ." . v' . lwMui "'in vuai i nau
no doubt of their right to do It.aud that they
shouldn't worry so far as the Auditors are
concerned.
To Vh.i1en : I represented tho Counly
Auditors: ilr. ITIrh-h ivil.i :
and C.n;el. -m.uueni
U. Was miy or th $300 you got, paid you
. --..-.-.v. n,0 rtumuira m iiiq
quo warranto proceedings brouglu agalnat
them by the Commissioners'.
A. Mr. Jenkins and Mr. Samuels each paid
me privately for that and Mr. Doyle partly'
7"' un money irom tho Commissioners'
however00" ' U BVe U' ,i5
Q. 1 understand you to say that this 300
was urine lull V ft.r ukI,., I.. i r v.
payment ruado by Mr. Dechcrt to the county
treasurv mwl thM mMn ...1.1 i... ... """.J
----- ----- i'aiu puck volun
tarily by Mr. Pepper?
A. The money was paid me for all mv
services to tho Auditori. y
Kiera Housenlck is on the sick list.
J J. lieaeli, of Pottsvilie, spent Sunday i
Misn Sadie Linglmm lias gon
vine io spenu n weeK visiting li
Mi Kane, n sister of Rev. Patrick Kane,
curate of the t'l .. .1 of the Atinuuclation,
died in Philndelplila yesterday afternoon.
Patrick Murphy was entertained by
Pottsvilie and Heckschorville frionds yj
terday. William T. Trezise left for his homa in
Brooklyn, N. Y.. to-day ftkr spending sev
eral days with friends in town.
.Matt. Reed of West Oak street, Is confln
cd to his home by illness.
Operations Upon the Eye.
Dr. J.P. Urowu will in tho near futuro
opeu oilices iu Mahanoy City, whera he will
practice medicine and surgery in all its
branches, including cyo, ear, noee and
throat. Spectacles and eye-glasses adjusted,
artificial eyes inserted aud operations upon
cyo performed.
M0-2rn p. Brown, M. D.
.Meetings Kvery Iiveulnfr,
Kev. Heebner nritinmifi.4 sr.A..tat tv1i
meetiues iu tho M. E. eh
this week, except Saturday. The early half
nour meeting to-ni?ht will ),,. in nh.m r
Mr. Wm. Webster from 7 in 7. in vil.
Tuesdry evening, same hour. Miss Tillie
Bevan. chairman of tha tirAVPr tlLAlInn onm.
mitteo, of the Christian Endeavor Society.
Wednesday evening, at 7 o'clock. Dr. D, J.
Price. Other announcements later. Tha
pastor preaches this evening at 7:30. Tho
meetings aro open to everybody.
Eld Yourself of Rheumatism
Buy Ked Flag Oil, 25c. At Uruhler Bros.,
drug store.
Tim Maine Culled.
Special to Evening IIkkald.
Washington, I). C, Jau. 24, 2 p. m. The
United Kklten hnttlo.Mn Main. 1... I
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dered to Havana on n rcihWram fmm rvn.ni
General Lee that a renewal of riots is threat.
cued and probably against the Americans In
that city.
Don't Let Anybody Interfere, But
Take Pun-Tina for coughs and colds, 25c.
At Gruhler Bros., drug store.
Tensions Granted.
Among the Pennsylvania pensions granted
on Saturday were tho following: Mary B,
Mauer, (widow,) Tamanend 8; Catharine
Uagfrty, Summit Hill, $3; Charles H. Bit
tenhouse, Sliamokin ; Richard Williams,
Mahauoy City, $0. Increases. A. W. Sands,
Pottsvilie, f3 to 0 ; Jonas Frantz, Tamaqua.
$0 to 8.
Keudrlrk IIoiiHe Free Lunch.
Vegetable soup will bo served, free, to all
patrons to-night.
Vigorous lietrenchment.
TilO LelliL'h Vallf.tr TJoilrnu - I.
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PUrsUillcr a vfrrnrnna mlrAnlimiint Hni: i
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order to cut down exponses. All extra em
ployes are heing suspended, aud among the
number are two car inspectors at Delano,
two at Pottsvilie and four at Ifmlntnn InA
there are more tu follow.
FURNITURE
F"0 Ft
LITTLE HONEY.
A solid oak bedroom suite,
handsomely carved and has
1 .
eignt pieces. Uur
price is
Six-foot solid oak ex
tension tables
High-back dining chairs, 5ne
Cane Seat dining chairs, 713c
Who would uot buy at such low
pnees. Our stock is too bis. we
must reduce it. hen
ingly low prices.
O'NEILL BROS.,
106 South rialn St., Shenandoah, Pa.
Not a Great Jump
III
It is not a Kreat jump to get f.om
otic year to another. Greatest trouble is
you can never jump back. Here we are
again, we never had '98 before, but we
Have had changes of years before now.
We never had these bargains before, but
we have had bargains before now. There
ts improvements everywhere. Just as the
years grow better as we go along so the
goods improve and the prices are much
trnctive. Wo keep nothing but
GROCERIES--
always new aud fresh.
T.J. BROUGHALL,
25 South Main Street.
DUSTO'S BARBEr MpT
Attentive and.iklllf ul tonsor
in attends
d artisU alwaya
P In Town.
Neatest Sh
W. G. QUSTO.
Ferguson House Block.--