CREPE PAPER.
We have just received
anew itcnk of this paper in
all the leading tints. A roll
10 fei t lonjr, 20 inches wide
for 15 ce nts, former price 25c.
-a IM. IVIaln St.
PITHY POINTS.
Happe-nlngi Tliroiifclitmt tint County !
riiriiiilrlpil lur Ilii.ly IVrilHiit.
Auburn rilizi-u lime formed a Hoard of f
Trail c
The Tenant Kent Phh'Iiiim- Society i
Eliu Huh- in w 111 tills county.
T tu t 1. llii i.il nt Liwt Creek on tlie
Li 1 nil . 11 h,is been iliHconlinncd.
I'll. 1 1." . of the Ijnisronl-TairaqiiH
r.uln..y d.trc nut enter salouin with their
unif rm on
Sis fiinilir- have moved from Ha.leton to
T..iii.;,im 1- 1 result In a boom In railroail
clr.ki ii il 1 Litter place.
1 liu St N i holm Wile, one of the most
sin x Jif am.itciir haw ball orgnnijitions In
th.i'i 11 in 1 the county, are preparing: for
re ;.r mi i'
Tli. 11t111u.1l .ion of the Urainl Lodze of
0M rril vti "ill meet in Wilkesbarre in
Slav The ""Vein of the (Iranil LoiIrc
in. ituteJ mint ludge of 200 incuibcrs in
Wilkc lire on Wedneqiliiy,
.ion I iiitul llrctbren congregation, of
KuditiK will luiilil a $10,000 chureli.
lulling l oal killed 1'rank Yociun at the
15l Mountain ulliery, Sliainokin, yesterday.
WiLunM (.i .irliart, ehief elork in thu
State Dipariim nt. ut llarrisburg, is dying at
hlj home in D.uivillo.
A stii k of dynamite blew ot' the arm of
James Doyle, ft miner, near Tainaqua, yes
terday and injuru.l him fatally.
A (icrn an plate glntw works, this first in
this country, is to he established at Xow
Kensington.. Westmoreland county.
Alfied Hopp. aged I, a sou of Franklin
Hopp, of Heading, fell from a bridse into tho
canal at that place yesterday and was
drowned
Addresses were made yesterday by Mrs. J.
V lUrncs and others at the convention of
tho Lebanon I ounty Sunday School Associa
tion, nt Lebanon.
Lx Senator ' 'oyle, now of Philadelphia,
was in Wailnnstou yesterday, looking for a
plaro m the Philadelphia Custom House.
Tho Coin .ubi.i Brewing Company yottcrrtay
purchased a line pair of hay horses at XcW
wenter'a public salo.
SERIOUS CHARGES.
A Well Known Mini I'lnler Ileny Hall
tor Tlitil.
David Head, well known as a caterer of
town, is under arrest on very serious charges
and should bo be convicted will find several
years in prison staring him in tho face. The
complainant is a fifteen-year-old girl named
Hannah A Jones. She resides with her
mother at Rmgtuwn.
According to the storv told by tho girl
when she made her complaint she will be
sixteen years of age on the 3rd of Novem
ber next she says that when she was in
town on the lltli inst. Jfead, under the pre
tence of bems her benefactor, took advantage
of her
,The accused was first arrested on the 22 ml
111st and Justice Shoemaker admitted him to
$1,000 bail Yesterday, however. District At
torney Itci Mi I notified the Justice that the
case was one in which bail could not bo ac
cepted onic-i- fixed witli the approval of the
court J ins tuuitiiug Constable Djndu ro-
rrested llrail and took mm down to roils-
1110 on oeng arruiiieu ucioir hid uouii
lean wai n qui reu 10 iiiruisn 5i,ou" ouu.
e was committed to jail and according to
ist reports hail not been able to secure tho
1"'
A Mighty Nice Tlilns for Courjlis.
What' l'u u Tina,, -"c. At Oruhler llros.,
.i9 OI".
Toot 1 inured.
Dr li M Hamilton was called to the Fer
guson House this afternoon to attend Fred.
A, Oodebarles. a gneet from Milton. Tho
doctor found a fracture of u small bone of the
left foot Mr (iodcharles is a traveling
salesman While lu the basement of l'etor
Griffiths hardware store at Uirardville to
day he bicpped into a fuiuaco hole
loo sinianieo iou lojuij uuv.u buul-u.
ii:i:iiii;iil ijl jiuiuiiiuii iiiuwiu
.. . ... it. i i r..
nwinri v .lllfl till. tllltlfOir 1V1I L'll HOtllli
ntiir.iii .iir lioiicnaries is a siaio oiucei oi
We have now embarked into
l.r.ilt m ,.,inni.riinn with ntir hiriutiire
c are prenred to snow the public
rrc't' a rarzi . the "(Jueen Cindorella," as
r n-wn uric. il HHn K iiii'it. umic.
r shewn here. 1
i i n fc'1 cd
three sides liefnre
: nicely ornamented with a
1117 oiu II oi
jiickeled. (iood bakcris
fuel riving inidjities. Will lHtrn all
a fnrti ttitt niiMtiiiftii ii inn
nubuW.o call and eximivjie our stock, uur
l;n w (r ty.m.
OUSE
I IDMITIIRir,
We can fu mi th any hottte
.i .i.. r -..,1
quality, as wilt meet the wants of the motf
r. 1 1
DAVIDSON'S
urniture House,
121 and 123 North Main St.
Itobbius' Opera House.
UEST LINK OF
'Dnncmcc ciniiD cccn
I1UULI1ILO, ILUU1I, ILLU
HAY and BTICAW.
Floor and Tablo Oil Cloths.
. B. FOLEY. Centre 8t
mm.
,1
Annuo! Sales over 0,000i000 Boies
FOR BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
fueli as Wind mid 1'aln In tho Stomaeli,
Olddlni'ss, l'liliiesi after nienln, Head
ache, UlEXlneHs, lnn-ltioBs. riushiuKS
of Heat, Ixms of Apputlto, GoBtlveneiw,
lilotchos on tho Skin. Old Chills. Di
turbod Sleep, l'rltrlit ful Dreams and all
Nervous and Trembling Honsations.
THE FIRST DOSE WILL 0IVE RELIEF
IK TWENTY MINUTES. Kvery sufferer
will ackuott ledge them to be
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
UlllX'll.tM'H IM M.S. taken tudlroot
cd. will uiib-kly re-toro Fcinnlm to com
plete benltli. They promptly ipihovo
obstructions or irreiculnritlos of the sys
tem mill cure Mck llendiielie. l'orn
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Boccham's Pills aro
Without a Rival
Arid limo llir
LARGEST SALE
of nny Patent .llrtllrino In tlio World.
2jc. at all DruK Stores,
DEMOCRATS CONFER.
The I.emlets Millie il Helmut!) I'poll Cotlll
eiliiien for Appohitineiils.
''ho Hemoiratie leaders ol town were in
-coiifcience last niht, In the club rooms in I
the Ueddall lmildlnu. The tnrotlug was
called at tho instivatlou of tho faction of
tlie party beaded by Flank Hanna and John
.1. Toole, and its primary object is said to
have bieii in the iuteiest of one or two ap
plicants for appointment on tho police force.
Mint of the lJi'inocratie Cnuuciluieu were
also lu attendance 1'. .1. Mulliollaud, ouc of
tlie sliiendest party leaders lu the Second
waul, presided at the mcctiiiK and very
foicibly stated the object of tho gathcrm;.
The lncetini: passi'd resolutions lecomniend
i n k thu appointment of John JcnuiiiKs, of
the Third waid, and Thomas D.iltuii, of the
Second, as members of thu police force.
What is known nsa conference committee
was also appointed. It consists of three
members from each ward, includiiiK the com
mitteeman from each ward. In the event of
a disagreement at the t'otiiicilmaiiic caucus
this committee of fifteen is to be called in for
the purpose of ellectiiiK a compromise. In
other word, they are to usurp the functions
of the Couiicilmen and practically make the
appointments, and tho Democratic nicnibeis
of Council aro supposed to siiuctinn and vote
for the slate presented by this committee.
This program is not looked upon very favor
ably by some of tho Couiicilmen, and thele
aro murmurings of dissatisfaction from that
souico. Said one of them last nislit:
"Wbilo I have no ax to srind, yet I have
some friends to reward men who have
served mo on a number of occasions, and
who wore instrumental In my nomination
ami election. It is unfair to ask mo to turn
down such men and pick up a man who has
never been of any service to mo, simply be
cause nun or two of the leaders feel friendly
toward him. Ilesides, those who engineered
the lncetini,' assuuio a dictitorial spirit in
usurping the powers that rightfully belong
to us. We will organize harmoniously, il
thcsii people will attend to their own affairs.
Otherwise there may be trouble."
Thu appointment of water superintendent
and policemen am causing the greatest
trouble. There aii two pronounced candi
dates for the siiperintcudency, Thomas Hand
and James Hell. There ale two otlier candi
dates in the back-ground who will probably
devchminuch strength. Neither Hand nor
Jtell will give way to each other.
Thcro is a small army of candidates for the
polico forie, but tlie prominent ones ale
l'atrirl. (iiauani, John Jeuuiius, Thomas
Walton, Patrick Murphy, Patrick llutlrr,
Martin Foylo&and Henry Motz. 1'ioniiscs
have been made to the Polish faction to give
them a representative on thu foicc, but none
of the (Jouuciluicti caro to take him up as
their purtiun of tlie spoils.
Michael Kerrigan has strung petitions lu
hisheltatf for Supervisor, and he is certainly
deserving of it. Jieisn nrominent member
of tho Phoenix Fire Company. Councilman
llrenuau lias a candidate in the person of his
brother, while some are urgi g ex-Chief liur
gess Hums.
The secretaryship inn contingency. John
Cardin, the ex-.Iusiice, is an applicant, and
so is John Curtin. While M. J. hawloris not
an applicant, hisappointniontis urged became
of his well-known abilities for tho position.
The name of James Coakley is also men
tioned. Some of tho Couiicilmen favur in
creasing this official's salary tojliOu mouth
and give him charge of the Water Supoiin
teudent's books in addition to his other
duties.
No candidate is mcntioucd in opposition to
T. J. Mullaliey, recently elected Jiorougu
Treasurer. He appears to he tlie unanimous
choice of the Count-union, although some ol
thu members object to the salary, about f 100
a mouth.
The csiucua will take into consideration
tho "man on tlie dump," engineers and Hie
men ut tlie pumping station and the assis
tant tu water superintendent.
The Democratic politicians aro awaiting
tho lumilt of the caucus witli much into est,
while the applicants aro urging their claims
with renewed energy. The position ot tlie
majority meuibersof Council is anything but
an enviable one, cspcciaPy at this time.
10 days' sale of clothingat Samuel Block 'e.
Christ Schmidt,
Agent ami Bottler of
AND
Porter and Weiss Beer.
FINEST, : PUREST AND HEALTHIEST,
203 W. Coal Street,
SHENAN DO A H-
rnm-cnmr-store
-DKAI.KH IN-
FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS
AND TOBACCO.
WIiai.liSAI.1! AND ItETAir,.
jjrdinssiQg.
P. J. Clcary tiansacted business at Potts
ville to-day.
Mrs. Daniel llcdca spent to-day as a guest
of friends nt Pottsvllle.
Mrs U. Stockor visited friends at Potts
vllle to-day.
(Jeorgo Pointer mado a business trip to
Orwigshurg this morning.
.1. V. Johinon left for Heading this
morning on a business mission.
Mrs William H. Shoemaker is 111 at hor
home on East Oak street.
I.ottls Mann was a visitor to Pottsvllle
to-dav.
Mrs. Hubert Hiiinlug and Mrs. Charles
Strotiso visited lolatives at Pottsvlllo yester
day. Justice. William H. Shoemaker and
Lawrence Mangani visited Wr. J. C lllddle
at the Miners' hospital to-day.
Miss Ilird, trained nursoof Philadelphia,
who was tho guest of town friends thu past
few days, has returned to the city aud will
soon lcafo for tho West.
Mrs. (lorge Powiek, of Wilmington,
Del., who was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
T. J. Ilroughall, on West Oak street, left for
her home yestetday.
Misses May and Martha Gable relumed
to-day from a visit to relatives at Catawissa,
Pittslon and Wilkesbiirre.
Philip Ycdinsky, interpreter at tho
couit, Pottsvllle, was a visitor to town to-day.
John Hosklns driver of the United
States Expross, was called to St. Clair by the
sudden illness of his mother.
Miss Mary Potneroy was a passenger to
I'liihiilelplna to-day. Slio will open a new
millinery establishment at Stinbury shortly,
which will be equipped with the latest fads
fur tho coming season.
All thu healing balsamic virtues of the
Norway pine are concentrated in Wr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup. Nature's own remedy
for coughs anil colds.
.
uu men s auu imys pains, aciuai cosi f.o
to fl.OO, for the next 10 days you can havo
any pair at $1.20. At Samuel Block's. tf
The alal-ell Delineator,
Which is called the spting announcement
number, maintains thu peculiarly compre
hensive character of its descriptions and sug
gestions in every fcatuio of personal uttiie,
and the characteristic merit of its depart
mental and literary features. The third
paper in the series on social life in Knglaud
is by Lady Cunie, who analyzes in a pleas
ant way the conditions and intlucnces of
eountiy house life. Indoor interests, in
which lmittia Churchman Hewitt continues
her discussion of domestic subjects, treats
upon thu vital question of fostering in boys
and gills a lovo of homo. Cllvo Iiayner's
final adventure, by Martin Orde, establishes
the hero in thu enjoyment of complete happi
ness. In the Audubon societies and their
work, Frank M. Chapman, Assistant Curator
of the American museum of natural history,
gives an inteiesting account of the aims and
Work of tho societies. Dr. Oraco Peckham
Hurray contributes another excellent paper
on the common ills of life. The mystery of
llebo Clarihel, by Elizabeth C. Winter, is a
pretty story of the loss and finding of a little
one and tho agreeable consequences. "Signs,"
-mother scholarly child-study in tho series by
Mrs. Alice Meynell on children and their
ways, directs attention to tho development ol
filial lovo and trust. A Literary Detective
Bureau, as described by Elizabeth A. Hyde,
will provide much of a unique interest to
students of literature, und a Shamrock paity
suggests an enjoyable way of spending the
uvening of the day devoted to St. Patrick.
Almonds in the kitchen, by E. M. Lucas is
an article of thoroughly practical interest to
housekeepers. In addition, tho regular
featuies of the magazine present a variety ol
matter calculated to entertain and instruct :
Social observances, by Mrs. Cadwalader
Jones; the flower garden, by E. C. Vick ;
fancy stitches ami embroideries, by Emma
Haywood; the tea-table, by Edna Withcr
spooti ; the work table, the Housekeepers'
department, for the children, the latest
hooks, knitting, lace-making, crocheting, etc
To Cure Headache In 15 Minutes.
Take Wr. Davis' Ati-Headacho. All druggists.
MAHAN0Y city.
The Stations of the Cross, a Lenten service,
will be celebrated In St. Canlcus church to
night. It depicts thu cruclllxtiuu.
.Mrs. John Jenkins, of town, has received a
letter from hereon, Arthur, who enlisted on
the training ship "Saratoga" several months
ago. He is now private secretary to the
captain of the "Moutgomory," which is coal
ing at Tampa, Flu., preparatory to sailing for
Havana.
Arthur Hoppes, employed as oiler at Tun
nel Hidge colliery, met with a painful acci
dent this morning. He was oiling the pul
leys operating a scraper line when the rope
broke and twisted around bis body. Ho was
pulled through the air for a distance of
feat and landed on a pile of rocks. His left
arm and leg was badly bruised, deep gash in
hack uf ids head, ugly cut on the chin and
four of his teeth knocked out.
Whether Itching, burning, bleeding, scaly,
crusted, pimply, or blotchy, whether simplo,
scrofulous, or hereditary, from Infancy to age,
speedily cured by warm baths with Cuticuiia
Boai'. gentle anointings with CUTicuiiA(olnt
ineuti, the great skin cure, and mild doses
of C'uTicmiA Hesolvent, greatest ot blooi',
purl!lers and humor cures.
(pcura
It oM ihrctKhrmt tin worM. Porria Dmuo and Cbim,
C r to Vtoyt I(ntfn
C.j How lCuiu K-ry Illood Uunior," Pre.
FACE HUMORS
KtlllDl lUIr bl ll.ty Diem,
libc. flurgil b Cuticvma Suir.
RUPTURE CURED.
A-
A Specialist on Kupture from Williamsport
will visit
Shenandoah Every Thursday
AT THE
Ferguson House, from 9 a. m. till 1:30 p. m.
Kupture permanently and quickly Cured or
no pay. written guarantee to absolutely
cure all kinds of Kupture without
operation or detention from
business.
Absolutely no l)ang;r.
. . Examination Free.
loo persons cured in Sunbury, Shamokin,
Ml. Carmel and vicinity who can be referred
to, Charges and terms moderate and within
reacli of all.
Blood
Humors
L1L- . t '
AMUSDMIINTS.
PATltriNlJUItS IN "TItK Jt'lKIH" TO-NKII'T.
llentfrow'a Pathfinders produced "Tho
Devil's Gold Mine" In Ferguson's theatre
last night with excellent satisfaction to a good
sized atidlenco. The woes uf a wronged and
persecuted heiress were effectively drawn
out and . lap Iientfrowas Hie lightning rod
agent very cleverly sandwiched the patlutlc
fcctios with dashoB of comedy. To-night ono
of tho best programs of I he week will bo
given. A four act comedy drama entitled
"Tho Judge" will be produced and Inci
dontally there will bo a minor danco. demon
ilanco and many other new specialties. Tho
orchestra continues Its very pleasing dis
courses and to-night tlio following program
will be presented : Overture. "The Amazon,"
Klvsler; "Hungarian Fantasia," Moses;
waltzes, "Kroll's llallkluenge," Lutnbye;
mari'h, "The Senator," Bernard.
WIZ.U'.ll of Tilt: sil.K.
It is altogether unusual to find an opera
presented during its third season in a man
ner which the critics decbiie is nipotlorto
anv of Its former presentations, yet this Is
Hie case with "The Wizard of the Nile,"
which will bo seen nt the Kaier gland opera
house. Mahanoy City, on Thursday, .March
a. The full original pnnlm (ton ol scenery
and costumes is used and a c .mpany eqna' in
number to tho organization in former sea
sous and conipriiiug a list of unusually
talented principal artists is the surprise
which Manager 1-a Sliolle lias provided. Ills
reward is in an undiminished business and n
public which calls him blessed.
a duawi.no cum.
Manager Jamet J. Quirk, of Kaler's flrand
Opera House, Mahanoy City, is dally receiv
ing wonl from all points in the county to n
servo scats for Unhurt Mantell, who plays nt
the popular theatre on Siturday evening
March 5th. From p eseul indications there
Is no doubt but that ho will be greeted with a
large house.
Hundred of lives sivcd uveiy year by
having Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil in tlie house
.lust when it is needed. Cm en croup, heal
burns, cuts, wounds of every suit.
DO NOT OVERLOOK 'S HIS.
.SiiL-L-i-stloiis Which Will lamlilo You to
tprml Sunday rtriisalitly.
In tho midst of all the excitement, real
and cultivated, of tlie past week, a big pait
of the country baa gatheicd to enjoy the
wild swirl and the picturesque beauty of the
magnificent Maidi (Iras festival at New-
Orleans. A stall' correspondent of the great
Philadelphia Sunday Press has been sent to
witness the great pageant, and all thereadcis
of next Sunday's Picas (Fehiuary -Ji) will
ho able to enjoy the wonders. A hundred
other inteiesting featuies will delight you in
next Mindav's Press lleie are a few to
choose from : "War and Witchcraft," show
ing the Zunis as they aro to-d'iy; a changed
earth which may result fiom the slow veer
lug of tho earth's axis; tho government
agent's renort on tho truo condition of the
Klondike; sen.iiuents ol tamous men le
produced in fac similo, and a very lively
book review, by the Marquise de l-oiitenoy.
on the life of tho Princo of Wales. Iliad
ditiun to all this, thoro will lie more general
news, more news of special interest, more
now-9 of evory kind than can bo found in
any other paper. You had better order next
Sunday's Press to day.
Very many people have disordered kidneys
.Symptoms Pains in the loins, and pale,
fiaky urine. Dr. Bull's Pills will positively
cure all diseases of tho kidneys. Price 10
and 2." cents.
No fooling tho people at Samuel Block's,
What vou find marked down in men's and
boys' clothing you get. tf
Criminal Court.
The March term of criminal court begins
next Monday a week, and many important
cases will be tried. There aro 170 new cases,
and 51 postponed from previous terms, and
bv the time court opens probably .S00 cases
will be on the calendar. Among those to be
callod the first week is that of the Common
wealth vs. Controller B. 1!. Severn; Common
wealth vs. Frank Iientz, John P. Martin and
Charles Myers, present board of County
Commissioners, all charged with misdemeanor
In office. The cases of Mrs. John Begley, of
Cressona, charged with killing her husband
John C, Ehy and F. L. Shisslcr, conspiracy
to defraud, will also bo called. Jud
Bcehtel will secure anotbor Judge to assist in
tho disposition of these cases.
"I have been using Dr. Bull's Cougl
Syrup fur some tiuie, It cured my baby of a
very had cough. 1 belleviiit was tho means
ot saving his lite. .Mrs. Thomas iiimon
Ccntreville, N. J."
Deeds lteeorded.
From George J. Wadlingor and wife to
John l-'ortig, premises in Yorkvllle.
From Levi M. Paul and wife et al to Wm
F. l'aul, premises in l'ort Carbon.
From Daniel Funk and wife to IMwin II
Uav. premises in l'ottsvlllo.
From John H. Christ," trustee, to Elizabeth
J. Kvaus, premises in I'inegrove borough.
From Miuersvillo Building aud Loan
Association to Alexander Nick, premises in
Miuersvillo.
From Minorsvillo llulldnig and Loan
Association to Waldyslaus lluszynski, ptcm
ises in Miuersvillo.
It's a mistake to iinaginu that itching piles
can't bo cured ; a mistiike tu sutler a day
longer than you can help. Dean's Ointment
brings instant relief and permanent cure. At
any drug store, 50 cents.
I.etlei-H (.runtf-il.
Letters testamentary wore granted to
Samuel Kleckuer on tho estate of Aaron
Kb'ckner, late of tlie township of Halm, dc
ceased : also to Ida L. and Clara A. Fetery,
on the estate of Louisa l'etery, late of thu
borough of l'ottsvlllo.
Letters of administration wero gr.iuted tu
the Schuylkill Trust Company, on tho estate
of Lliza (llavey, late of tho borough of bt
C'.air, deceased ; also to Joseph Shock, on tho
estate of Mary Schuck, late of tho township
of Walker, deceased.
Many People Cannot Drink
coffee at night. It spoils their sleep. You can
drink Grain-O-when you please and sleep like
a top. For Grain-) does not stimulate', it
nourishes, cheers Aud feeds. Yet it looks
and tastes like tho best coffee. For nervous
persons, young people aud children (lrain-0
is tho perfect drink. Made from puro grains
Get a package from your grocer to-day. Try
it in place of codec. 1.1 and 'J.V..
Seeking ll 1'ilther.
When but two years old Charles Ulcum
was taken to St. Vincent's Homo in l'hiladel
phU by two women, apparently from
Mahanoy City. Fortunately Mrs. Ilridgat
Mcllreen, of thu formur city, adopted lilin
until lie grew to manhood, and ho has siuco
been known as Mcllreen, Ho is told by tb
Mother Superior that his father is still living,
und it is probably lie who mado Inquiry
through thu Philadelphia Tiuiosustu Ulcum'i
whereabouts.
Tin .Moileri Way
Commends itself to the veil-informed, to do
pleasantly and etlcctually what was formerly
done in the crudest manner and disagreeably
as well, lo cleanse tho system and break up
colds, headaches, and .fivers without un
pleasant after effects, usnSho delightful liquid
laiutlvo renu-uy, by run; of Figs, Mado by
California 1- Ig Syrup Co,'1
-A
Buy Keystonetiour. llj sure that tho name
Lessicj & IIaeb, Ashland, ,, tg printed on
every sack.
Ono Mlnuto Cough Ciro cures quickly
That's what you want I j. Hugenbticb.
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.
1'ittsMtUM ok Finns.
Harry .Tames' Local.
Wo do not assert that It means anything,
hut statistics show that thoro are fewer fires
among tho uninsured than among the
insured.
nn: cavri: or r.MicutATio.w
tit. Cnrmcl Hem.
lllgalny is lint a common form of Infraction
of the law In Hungary. When a man Is con-n
vlcled of having married two wives, ho Is
compelled to live in tho wuuo house with
uotn ot them, lluw tcrrlbio !
rit.i. a ma hook.
From llalcton lMatti-Hpeulcer
If all the unfavorable comment made on
the change of schedule by tho l.ehigh Valley
Ksllroad Company during tho last week
ouhl bo collected aud compiled It would 1111
hig hnnkt Miu-o Mimlay morning, when
the scludule went into oiled, complaints be
gin to pour In and the end Is not yet.
AN OI.Il liVCUKMllt'H opinion.
l-'ioin Harry .latiii's' Local.
Neighbors disllUo a widow If she doesn't
tell tboni how much money her husband left
her.
If woman weio the architect of her own
rm tune. It would be ull closuts, porches und
bay windows.
MUD EVTIlYWIlmtU.
Kioni llaletoii i:.ch'iiigi.
Mud Is so thick and deep In Mahanoy City
at c:Lst it was so the other day that vlst
tots to the town arc unable to notice whether
tho main street is paved or not. Tills is due
to the failure ol tho liorougli council to
provide for stieot cleaners.
I tried a bottle of Salvation Oil on
wound and was cuied within soveral days.
I nover had such a good remedy as Salvation
Oil lu my bands. Mrs. J. C. Duncan, Lex
irgton, Mo."
Obituary.
Jolin llyan, Sr., aged 0.1 years, died nt bis
homo lu l'ort Carbon yesterday morning after
a brief Illness. A week ago Mr. ltyan con
tracted asevere cold whirl) subsequently de
veloped Into pneumonia. Hu is survived by
a widow and three sons and a daughter.
Kuneral Monday morning.
Tho cumins of Mrs. Kli.ubetli Cooper.who
illed on Woiliioday, aged lid years, wero in
terred at St. Clair this afternoon. She died
at tho home of her son-in-law, W. H. Itcadle,
:it that place.
HEUBALGIA and similar Complaints,
imu rrciurui unucr mo Biniifcnt
nrnM 1 11 nr ni a 11 1 1 1 iiim
U t II III A MtUIUUL L0 5.
prcEonbcd ly eminent phyElctansL;j
UH. RICHTcR S kijfa
World renowned I Iliimnt kuMv sucrpsRf til I
OnlvgcniiliKi Willi Trade Mark" Anchor,'
1'. Ad. lUrhlcr A. Co., 215 Pi-arlSt., Sew Yoik.
31 Highest aw&rds.
13 Branch Honsos. Own Glnssworts,-
Lndursud&rueouiuiuuduilliy
A, V.'asley, 106 H. Main St.,
H. Hatrenbncli, 103 N. Main St,
,P. P.D. Kirlln, 6 S. Main St
Shenandoah.
IColl". lyprphia:fitomnrJi Coinplnl
2KkZ4 us TTT -lltrrtiiaiM,- ir-IITTurtl
MISCELLANEOUS.
i!()It HALIC Slide Muro hvIlltiK Slf'i.CXK) nu
' nuillv. Value of htoi'k mi liaiul, Si,C()0.
Situated In Schuylkill county. Hent .store imhI
hicst liUHi iii'mm in town. (.J ni ml o)iportinuty.
AtUlrrsH, m. it., I'aieoi JiuitAi.o.
IOK K.YI.K. A wood paylnjr Haloon. Oiu' of
1 tlie lict stuxU in tlif town, lteneons for
st'llhiK tlie owner lias aii exet'llent IniKincis op
tiortiinity at uufMiai re. .Apply toi-..i.uon-nell,
:i0 KHt CVntru street. H-25-lw
irANTKD.A uirl for ceneral housework.
Must bo well recommended. Apply at
Ilj;itAUomee. .MS!-3t
I.Olt HAIJC Kour properties, situated at Nos.
UiT and 2"-" V.'est J.loyd Mtrt et Two aro on
tlit front and two on the jear of tho lot. These
propertieH were formerly owned by Jonathan
It. ItoirerH. Apply to William J. Jones Kimnllan,
u. ah. L'aiiuei, 1'a. :-:miii
A A fANTKI) bv nn old eatablished house.
man to take charge of and look after their
busine-tt In this section. Salary j(00, with com
iniHslon. Cash M-curlty required. Addrehs
Itititnehs, ciro IIi:hai.i. li-11 Gt-etMl-w-St
IOIt ItKNT. A raro ehaneo for an energetic
1 buslneni man. A Krand toro either foi
Kroi ery business or nnloon, in ood location,
tlt-elaH ilwellln apaitments attached with
liatli room and fixture, all latest Improvements,
Kood ellar M feet lon. 1'o-tneHhhm to bo bad
in April. For further information apply nt the
llKHAMl omco -J-ii-im
lOIt 1U:nT. Storeroom and dwelHiiXo. 17
I? North Main Htreet, now occupied by bhlpp's
shoe htnrc. lo-sennion nlven April 1st.
Apply
to, Jacob rsoll, ll . Mhlu street,
ti
7OH SALR A hnKKY nl two butcher
V woons. Will also rent my wheelwright
and paint shop, corner Coal und Jardln streets
Aiiiify to Charles llloppert, on tho premises, tf
ATOTICK. Tlie undersigned is desirous of
1 closhur nn Ids accounts either In cash -r Itv
notes, for all bills that are now duo fir over due
this month. All contracts, nnd agreements,
however, w III be enrried out. 1 shall place all
over due accounts in thu hands of proper
parties lor collection
M. I'. l"oWLi:u,
January 0, Ib'JH. l-G-lim
lIHOMJTIOX OK PAItrNrjESnil. Notice
17 is heieliy given that thu partnership here-
tuloie existing iteiween rianK i;. ueese, ji.miei
Jiedra and John Itoberts, trading as I lie Hhcn
andoah l'owder Comnauy. has been dlsstdved bv
mutual consent, John Itoberts retiring from the
said nrm. Uu llritt will bo ri'-orgauleil und
the business will bo conducted as forn erly by
The Slienandoab Ioier Company, wldeli will
pay all liabilities of sabUlrm and to whom nil
ilcntHMUcsiuu uriu wiu oe pain.
Kiumc ), Hi:r-sK,
)AMi:i, ItKPKA,
John Unui.itTs,
Hhenandoah, Keb. 22d, 1KH. 2-2.1 Ot
1IIAHTi:UNOTICK.-Notieois hereliy irlvtn
j that an application will bo made to the
Court oi uoinmou j'jeas, oi rcnuyiKiu county,
at INittsvllle, on Monday, Maieh llth, lS'.H at
ten o'eltKk in the forenoon, by IV J. lllley,
Frank Grebllk. William Menkewiez. John
Wasser and Andrew Hauklewlcze, under tho
Ait of AsHemli v to nruvide lor tho ineornora
lion ami regulation of certain eorpnratlous.
(and its supplements) approved April 2.'tli, 187-f,
for the ehaiter of an Intended corporation to bo
called Hinl known as "The Bliuano D.iukauto
lleuefleial Society, of Shenandoah, l'eiinu.,M the
character and object of which are thu mainten
ance of an organization for beneficial und pro
tcetUc iniinoseH bv establlshf nir a beneficial
fund fur the relief of Mick or Injured inemhrrs,
tlicmu i ramutes oi iieeeaseii memoers and
the cultivation of charity and benevolence.
Saul soclctv Is to he earned on nt Shenandoah.
l'u., and for the iurpor herein set forth is to
have, possess niui enjoy all thu rights, benefits
ami privileges of said Act of Assembly audits
supplements. iu. m. juritKi.
Shenandoah. 1'a.. Feb. 18. ltfH. Solicitor.
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I CONWAY'S:
The King of Low Prices,
Will place on sale to-morrow 50- Wash Tuts at 10c
each, with every purchase of $ 1 .00 worth of goods.
The regular price of this tub is 40c. It is electric
welded and made of the best Virginia cedar wood.
Come early if you wish to secure one as there is only
fifty of them to he sold at this price.
IHNOTICE.
GOODS EXCHANGED IF NOT SATISFACTORY.
Agateware, Tinware, Ironware and Woodenware
on Second Floor.
1 Famous 5 & 10c Store No. f, 1
102 North
ST Next Door to Gill's Dry Goods Store.
New Store! - New Goods!
LOW PRICESH
Our stock is composed of everything in Boots, Shoes, Gent's Furn
ishings, Hosiery, Huts, Caps, Dry Goods and Notions. We invite the
public to call on us aud convince themselves. Our prices correspond
with the times. A few of them :
Men's Rubbers,
Ladles' "
" Shoes,
Men's '
All oilier goods are sold
KEYSTONE CH EAP STORE
No 25 East Centre Street.
NuxtiliHirtoSlngirScHlnK Mcliluo oflkc ABE LEVINE, PROP.
ASK YOUR GROCER
For Franok's Imported Chlcovy. In Europe.
(Jcnuimi I'rnnck will ilen(o you If you lon a nil flip of t'offt'O.
Your Krocer helln it.
IIO O VMN MER CANTILE CO.,
GREAT PAIN ! GREAT COST !
These were the two reasons that formerly
kept people from attending to their teeth,
lloth reasons have no existence in this ad
vanced age. I'ainless aud inexpensive dent
istry with an absolute guarantee for five years
is our method.
A Good Set of Teeth, 5.
The Very licit Teeth, ?S.
You can pet no better, no matter what you
pay. No charge for extracting, where teetli
arc ordered. We can take your impression in
the morning and give you your teeth in the
afternoon if desirtil.
Gold Fillings, $1 up; licst Silver Fillings,
50c up ; Cleaning, 50c; lixtracling, 25c.
Crown and bridge work nt very reasonable
rales. Kxaminati.u and estimates free.
We use but one grade of material
the best.
SCHUYLKILL DENTAL PARLORS,
7 N. .lardin St., Sheuaiuloali.
FREE EYE EXAMINATION !
Examination Made at the Housa or at
Our Store.
THOMAS BUCHANAN,
OPTICIAN,
No. 7 South Main Street.
CHARLES DERR,
TON SO RIAL- ARTIST
(Hhceler'i Old Htund.)
J09 NOllTIl MAIN STJtimT.
l'lrnt-l'lnsa work KUirunteed. Prompt ami
olltu utteinluntB. Ilulr tutting a ucelulty.
maypole!
WASHE3 DYES
AY CU- OPEMATION
. . ANY COLOR.
Tliu Cbanest, Fastest Dye for Soiled
o.' Faded Shirt Waists, Blouses,
V.ibbonn, Curtains, Underlincn, etc.,
whether Silk, Satin, Cotton or Wool.
m
Druggists, or mailed free for 15 cents
DCPOT, 127 Duane Street, Ken' York.
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9
3
3
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Main Street. 3
3
3
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31 cents
1 3 cents
7 5 cents
95 cents
on the same low comparison.
f :
S 32 MEDALS
X AWARDED.
Sole Agents.
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