wfriiillitiifyal
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The War Scare!
If you want to keep posted you
must rend the newspapers. We de
liver all the New York, Philadel
phia and Pottsville papers to nil
parts of town; also the Hvhninu
Hick Vi.li, which contains the latest
news by wire and all county and
local news. Leave your order at
the store or give it to the carrier.
s
a isi. rviin st.
SELLING OUT.
I .nr mrl.iins, lnre, table- cloths, linens
siui'inK unilcrwear ami gent's furnishings.
l'liesf arc rare hargnins ti lc bad. Will
leave the town shortly and will close out our
slock at nmainul) low jirices.
LOUiS MANN,
33 West Centre Street,
Robbins Mock.
t in assiog.
Hirry lleevcs, of South Jardln street, ii
eoniiniil to his homo by illnc.
-I l'reidinati lias returned home from a
viiit to lelatives at I'hilade'phiH.
Mhb N'ura and Thomas 0111, of Xorth
Mam street, are visiting relatives at Jliibiiuoy
ity
Juhn A. licilly, William 1). Chimeluwski
and William Suydor epetit this Morning at
the aunty seat.
W M. ltiewer and M. 1). Malone made
a trip to l'uttevillu this morning.
1'rof. J. W. Cooper has Rono to Tremont
to spend Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Thomas Iiairil and daughters,
Mlftscs Nellie and Until, left town this morn
ing to visit friends at Pottsville.
1". W. lliorsteln spent to-day at l'otts.
villc.
- Miss Jeanuio Iieilly, of llazkton, is
being entertained at the O't.'onuell residence,
on I; st Lloyd street.
JIiss Weiivor and Jese Kline, of the
Hotel Franoy, aro spending a few days at
Treiuout
Mrs 11. I). Jlageubuch, of North Main
street, presented her husband with a
daughter this afternoon.
Iiobert Peters and Charles like, of
II zloton, and V.. A. Morris, of Wilkeslmrre,
passed through town this morning on their
way to visit friends at Pottsvillu. Mr. Peters
is the champion buck and wing daucer of
Luzerne county.
A. L. Shay, Hsq , spent this afternoon in
town.
- Tax Collector IMward llurke rnado a
business trip to Pottsvillu this morning.
- ConatabloThomasTosh transacted olllcial
business at Tamaiiua yesterday.
-F. W. McDormntt and sister wore pas
sengers to Philadelphia last evening. To
day they attended tho funeral of a friend.
Dr. and Mrs. S. II. ltrady. of Lost Creek,
were visitors to Philadelphia to-day.
-Miss Newton, of Philadelphia, who spent
a pleasant vacation at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs P. J. Ferguson, Lost Creek, has re
turned to the Quaker City.
Ui Working rime.
15,111 ""The collieries of the V. ,t !. C. I. Co
of IiIh ! wnik two tlireciuarter days next week
on Monday and Wednesday. Operations
will then lie suspended until tho following
Monday.
A good
drink.
place for a good
Michael Mills' Saloon,
JJ IS. Centre btrcet, Melk't'n ImiMhitf,
Unit, AVliinkifH, Brer and ('larn.
bt-r in tow n ulwiiyu on tap.
1'reshest
NEW
STOCK
-OF-
U. S. and Cuban
FLAGS
Just received.
Cuban Flags, 10c, 20c, 25c, 40c, $1.50,
S2.00.
1). S, Flags, from 3c per dozen up to
$15.00 each.
R. H. Morgan,
Manufacturer
uiul Importer,
WEI BOTTLE
Beer,
Weiss Beer,
Ale, Porter.
Private laniily orders will receive
prompt attention. Leave them
at the office, we will do
the rest.
Columbia
Brewing
Company.
FOR SAL11 CHEAP. A 2,ooo house for
$1,400, No. 313 15at Centre- stieel,
Shenandoah, Pa., lot 15U50. I naid
$1,785 under the hammer six months ago and
will sell at once if you want the above
bargain i will take $500 cash and will jjive
fuur years credit 011 balance. You can call at
the above address aud examine same.
( all or address,
J. D. HOLT,
111 Re n n Street,
Ta m aqua, Pa,
mm
-III'AT LINK OF
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
HAY and BTltAW.
Floor and Table OH Cloths.
E. B. FOLEY, 21 Centre bl.
5' -H -WtlTSE-.
Stomach troublo is tho common
namo applied to a derangement of
tho svstem which is keenly felt but
vaguely understood. It nuy mean
inability to retain food or to digest
it. It may mean nausea, pain after
eating, fullness, inordinate craving
for food, or entire lack of appetite.
Whatever it means, there's troublo,
and it's with tlio stomach. If you
havo stomach trouble, you will bo
interested in this letter from a
man who had it and was cured by
"For nino yea.-s I Buffered from stomach
troublo. I tried the nid of the be-t doctors
of Philadelphia and Pittsburg, and spent
largo sums of money, all in vain. Ono day
while waiting a train in Bellairo, 0., I
picked up a paper with a notice of Ayer s
Sarsaparilla. 1 got ore bottle to try it. It
did ino bo much good that I purchased five
more bottles. I took four of them and
gained in flesh, my appotito improved, and
now I can eat anything. My stomach is all
right, thinks to the use of Avor's Sarsapa
rilb." -Calvin M.STLvess.Uniontown.Pa.
MAHANOY CITY.
Tho funeral of James Curnow, son of Will
iam Curnow. took ldaco this afternoon.
Tho Sandy Ilottom foot ball club celebrated
Its third anniversary last night by holding a
dance at Kaicr's ball. Forty couples took
nart.
At tho meeting last night for the purpose
of raising funds for the relief of families of
members serving in Co. 1'. there was a strong
contrast to tbo enthusiasm which marked the
f.irewell meeting. An adjournment was
taken until next Thursday evening.
Wllliami:. Perry, telegraph operator at
Delano, is ono of those who havo been com-
noiled to move to that nlace from town. A
number of changes of this character have
taken nlace rtcently.
At a meeting of tho Hoard of Jrado last
night it was reported that subscriptions to
the amount ot $1,B00 had been raised to
wards tho silk project.
Church Notice.
Services will bo bold in the Welsh Congrc.
Rational, South West street, to-morrow at 10
in., sermon in Welsh, and 0 p. m., sermon
in English. Preaching by Iiev. W. C. Davis,
of Minersville. Sunday school at 2 p. in.
To-morrow at the Calvary Jtaptist cliurcli
nt. I hn i'Iobo ol the morning service, ise-
lievcr's Rmtism;" in the evening a delega
tion of the (Hand Army Post, and Womcns'
ltelief Corns. Sous of Veterans, and the
Ladies Aid Society, will attend the services
The pastor will preach a special sermon en-
tit I'd. "I Have Fought a lioou i- igni. inc
choir, led by W. Waters, will sing selections
diirini: the evening. All wishing scats come
.:irl v.
Volunteers of Amorica, 111) North White
street. Meetings every evening at 8 p.
witli the exception of Monday. Saturday
iiMit L'osnel temperance meeting. Sunday
11a. in., holiness meeting. Praiso meeting
at 3 p. in. At 8 p. m. meeting siihji ct will lie
Faith Triumphant." Lieut. J. u. jacnei
in chaigo.
Iiev. W. II Hyatt will occupy tlio pulpit ol
tho Presbyterian church to-morrow morning
and evening.
Tlio best placo to buy your wall paper is a
F. J. Ports, 21 North Main street. Wo have
a big assortment. tf
ltaso Hall.
What promises to he the first interesting
base ball game of the season will bo played at
the Trotting park to-morrow atternoon. 1 lie
gamo will bo called at 3 o'clock. Tho two
teams will be tbo Famous; nf town, and tho
rjiirokas, of Mt. C'sirinel, who siMVreil defeat
at tho former's bauds on the latter's ground
last Sunday.
I'l iilt Stiinil 1'i.r .sale.
Host location in town, s aitheast corner
Centie and .Main stieets, Kgan Ilullding.
Owner will sell cheap fur cash. Apply at
the stand. 4-30-lw
Holier ami O'ltrlou.
Jack Boner, of .Summit Hill, and Dick
O'Bi leu. of Boston, will fight fifteen lounds
at Athens, near Philadelphia, on Monday
night.
Trying to l'liioatn Old l'rleniU.
Ill tho debate on the war tax measure in
the House yesterday .Mr. Brunim advocated
less taxes ou beer and tobacco, and wanted
the Issuo of $150,000,000 more of green
backs, but ho voted for the bill nevertheless.
WIIKX TKAYUI.INO
Whether on pleasure bent or business, take
011 overy trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, as it
acts most pleasautly and effectually on the
kidneys, liver, and bowels, preventing
fevers, lieadachos and other forms of sick
ness. For sale 111 50 cent bottles by all lead
ing druggists. Manufactured hy tho Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only.
MIhh tiodld'H Goiiki'imim OfT'or.
New York, April 30. President Mc-
Klnley 1ms replied to the note of Miss
Helen Gould, offering to donate to the
Kovernment $100,000, thanltlns her for
her generous offer, and stating that in
the absence of special authorization of
congress he Is unable to accept It. He
suggests, however, that If sho should
see fit to Invest the money In a vesBel
to be purchased by tho navy no con
gressional action in that case would be
necessary.
WIllltH tnWlBlll LiHi'H'Kunl.
Italelgh, N. C, April 30. Tho ulleged
challenges to Geneial Leo and Captain
Blgsbee by- Lieutenant Carranza, of the
Spanish navy, liavo aroused a North
Carolinian. AV. V. Uallard, of Ashe
ville, formerly on tho police force there,
has written General Leo requesting In
case the general does not desire to meet
the Spanish olllcer on the field of honor
that he be allowed to take the general's
place.
Xlotlieroy'M Deport ni'o DoIiivimI.
London, April 30. A dispatch to The
Dally Mall from 1116 Janeiro says tin
departure of the United States dyna
mite cruiser Nlchteroy has been delayed
by the breakage of her machinery.
. lire! l'lrul Hrel
Insure your property from loss In tho
oldokWiud strongest cash companies: Phlla,
Hudeiwrltens Insurance Co, of North
America, and Fire Association, Hartford
Fire Ins. Co., American Fire Insurauco Co.,
West Chester Fire lus. Co., United Firemen's
Ins. Co. T. T. WILLIAMS,
123 S. Jardln St., Shenandoah.
Ask your grocer for tho "Koyal Patent
dour, and take no other brand. It U tho best
Sarsapariila
flour wade.
TIII5 WKATIIKK,
The forwmtt for Sunday : Fair Rud slightly
wuriuor weather, with llghtto fresli, variable
winds, hocomiiiR Botithensterly, followed hy
clomlliiww.
POTTSVILLE NEWS.
Tim I'Ihii of Campaign Against Prison
Warden llrowei.
Special Meiiai.d Correspondence.
Pottsville, April 30. Tho County Commis
sioners were in session this afternoon, con
slderlng tho nppolntmciit of a Waiden to suc
ceed Calvlu W. Ilrower at the prison. It was
stated that nu attempt will bo made to get
over the old soldier law of ISA" by bringing
charges against Mr. Ilrower to remnvo him
"for cause." Tho Warden will contest any
such move to the full extent of tho law.
CMMIXAl, COUKT.
The criminal term of court will open with
3ii.i new eases on tho list next Monday morn
ing. .Tudgo Lyon, of Juniata cuiinty, will
assist Judgos lleclitol and Koch. Judge
Pershing istodeliver tbo chargoto the Grand
Jury and tho curious aro anxious to know
just what significance is attached to It.
MOKK KKCIIUITS VANTi:i).
(Japt. Uiubcnbaner, of Co. O, 4th Host
Pinegrove, has sent word from Mt. (Iretna to
get 41) men ready for ciilishinctit in IiU com.
maud.
TAX PAYMENT.
Tax Collector M. J. Scanlan, of Shcnan
doah, made payment on his 18'Jfl county
luplicato this morning.
MAnuiAni: LICENSES.
Henry W. Christ and Mary E . Doyle, of
Shenandoah ; John Jones and Anna lllack-
well, of Locust Valley.
WHIST CHAMPIONS.
Mrs. Iiaird Snyder and daughter, Edith, o!
this place, won tbo championship ol Anicr.
ica at tbo American whist tournament wind
elided in Philadelphia yesterday. They
scored 61 points, tho next highest being 47
HHKIilFf'S ram:s.
Sheriff Toole sold the following properties
tnis morning : Joseph II. I.ichcrt's, Wasl
ingtou township, to Charles Miller, $1,3S5
Winlleld Miller's, Last llrunswick township,
to Attorney Enterlliic. $5; Thomas Keed
heirs, Schuylkill Haven, t' Attorney disc
O. P. Leibensperger's, JIcKeansburg, to
Attorney Wadlinger, f25; Hugh and llridget
JIcGrady's, Mabanoy City, to Attorney
Lyon, $825; William II. Miller's estate,
Walker township, to Fiancis Moycr, f 1,050;
George Iliney estate, Illy the township, to
Attorney llohlich, $25; Henry Strauch's,
Kamauua, to Attorney Ileblich, $25 ; Joseph
Hoyer'i, West Ilrunswick township,
and farm in North Man helm to Attorney
Wadlinger, $2,525 ; O. P. Loibenpcrgcr's,
Mokeansburg, to Attorney Wadlinger, $500;
William 11. and Martha E. Morrison, Potts'
ville, to Charlos II. Woltjen, $5 ; Annie
Lover's, Mahanoy City, to Attorney Wad
linger. $5 ; Isaac Klein's, Ashland, to
Attorney McH. Wilhelm, $125; Charles
Wagner's, Salome, Duller township, to
Attorney McH. Wilhelm, $25 ; Amanda
HuU'meu, samo place, to Attorney McH.
Wilhelm. $25; Siblna O'Neal's, Ashland, to
Attorney McH. Wilhelm, $25; Frank Iiich-
ardell's, McAdoo, to Attorney I!. Y. Sollen-
borgcr, $i80. I ho sales of properties No. S.
10 aud 12 were stayed. Those of properties
Nos. 1, 7 and 15 postponed.
DEEDS ItlXOIiDKD.
Amanda J, Carey and husband to Mary
Sengo, premises in Nelson City ; James Traccy
and son to Mary Cauley. prumises in Port
Carbon ; Israel Niincinacher to Henry Zcttc
uioyer, premises in East Brunswick twp;
Mar.Malouey to M. J. Connelly, premises m
Ilranchdale ; Hicbard lioclcke to Catherine
llunimersb.ich, Lanibcrtson, llcgins twp ;
Albert W. Fiitss to William L. Strauso, prem
ises in West Iiriinswick ; Neal Fisher and
others to Mary A. Gildra, premises in Coal
Dale j Central U. & L. Association to People's
11. & L. Association, premises in Pinegrove
Kate Hossler and husband to Will
iam P. Koons, premises in Birry
township; Kliza Iiviner and others to William
liicht, Sr., premises in Iieiner City; Patrick
Higgiusand wife to Allan Edniundson and
others, premises in Shenandoah: Eliza
Horgor to Jonathan lierger, promises in Pino-
rove township; Jonathan Wagner and wife
to Harry Schmoko, piemises in Pinegrove
township.
Jllelilalis uule.
Hot luuch on Mouday morning.
Tho (illlirrtun Troublo.
Last evening a public meeting of tbo clti
zons of tbo East ward yr Cilberton was held
for tho pr;poso of Considering tbenronosition
Lino 1 met 101. Company made to Council ts
iclay their tracks in that borough. Tho meet
lug was well attended, and many speeches
wero made for ami against tho proposition.
A vote was taken on the motion to urge
Council to accept tho proportion audit ro
suited in 100 votes against and 5 for tho or
dinance. The latter gives tho company tin
privilege of connecting the tracks torn uii
dining the bloody riot lit that town, in which
two of the citizens weie killed, but Council
has refused to grant the permission because
tbo company will not pay the annual tax on
its ears, which Is due for several years, and
which is provided for in tho original ordl
nan to. Tho question will bo finally decided
at the next meeting ot Council.
Keiidrlek Ilouso Free Lunch.
Sour krout and frankfurts will be served
free, to all patrons to-ulght.
Council Meeting.
A special meeting of tho Borough Council
was held last evening upon request of Bor
ough Auditors Ploppcrt, McDonald aud
Byrne aud was of short duration, as it
transpired that tho matter could be attended
tout tho next regular meeting. It appears
that one of thu assets carried by the borougli
for the past few years has been $170.64
balance duo 011 , street paving" and tho
auditors have discovered that Mrs. Sarah
Sweeney, of Big Mine Itun, ptid f 121,07 of
this, leaving the net asset of 51.07. It was
understood that tho auditors should correct
tho assot accoidingly aud tho Council will
glvo tho matter any further attention it uiuy
require at a regular meeting.
Go to Itefowich'i and get a dollar's wortl:
for fifty cents. Prices to suit the times, 3t
ltrotlierhood of St. Andrew.
The spring meeting of the Brotherhood o
St. Andrew of the Episcopal church win held
in Pottsville last evening. The object of the
society Is to create Interest in the church
especially uu tho part of young nieu.
general discussion 011 thu themo "Th
Attendance ot Men at Church, was very
interesting. A ilellglitlul collation was
served after the services. The next meeting
will bo hold in Heading on June tilth.
Mure ltrcrult Ar Xueded
It is likely that moro Schuylkill county
men will have 11 chance to servo Uncle Sam
within tho next few days. Iu ordor to make
up tbo full quota of men from this state, It is
tho Intention to recruit the companies up to
their full war footing of 100 members, aud
the work of securing tho necessary num
ber of recruits for each company Is to begin
uoxt week. Quito a number of the present
members of tho Guard will bo rejected for
various reasons. Some are too old and others
will uot bo able to pass tho medical examina
tion, Tho places of these men will bo filled
by recruits so that next week an opportunity
will ho given to over 300 more Schuylkill
county meu to join the guard.
Dislodged a Turntable.
Tho turntable near tho Pennsylvania rail
road station was thrown from Its bearings
yesteiday afteruoou aud it i out of service
for the present. Three boys were playing ou
the table and throw it off by throwing the
stop-rath after they succeeded In getting tho
table in rapid motion,
PITHY POINTS.
Iluppeulnga Throughout tho Country
Olironlcleil for Hasty I'eruanl.
No matter whero you go you hear war talk.
Tho Ashland Elks will glvo a tnlnstrol
show on May 18th.
Ii. II. Morgan, the manufacturer, is having
a big run on Cuban Hags.
Forty hours devotion will comiucnco in
Annunciation. church to-morrow.
This is pnouinnnia weather, and many
penplo are suffering from tho disease.
Many will return from Jit. Urotna, bo-
cause of failure to pass tho physical exami
nation.
John O'liricti. of Mahanoy City, has nude
application to enter tho Miners' hopital as a
student.
The Sunday school class of Mrs. . H,
Kerslako was given a picnic to-day on tbo'
mountain.
Tho Loschltes Iihvo their innings and tho
Ilruinmites aro In tlio outfield, to use a base
ball phrase.
Mrs. Jacob Gillespie, wife of the populai
Lakeside conductor, is dangerously 111 at hor
home in Mahanoy City.
The P. & II. will tun special trains to Mt.
Gretna to-morrow, giving an opportunity to
see the soldier boys In cunp.
William llooth, a Heading passenger brake-
man, lelt bis liomo at Sliamokiu u weeK ago
Hid has not been heard of since.
Tho Episcopal Arch Deaconry of Heading
will convene in Christ church, I!cthlehem on
Monday next. Bishop Talbot will make an
add less.
Charles W. Dyson, son of Key. John Dy
son, of Wm. Venn, has been assigned to duty
as assistant onglneer on tbo cruisor San
Francisco.
The pcoplo of tho South are just as patrio
tic as aro those of tho North, and perhaps
more so, and aro ready to go to the front by
the thousands.
It is Slid that Company K. of St. Clulr, has
a father and In its membership, who aro out
side tho ago limit, tbo father being over 45
md the son undor 18 years.
The Penna. Telephone Co. pays a borough
tax In Pottsville of $78 for two-thirds of a
year.
This is tho proper time, according to tra
dition, for bock beer.
Armour Si Co. aro remodeling their meat
market.
The porch of the Jardlnstreet public school
miUilng was adorned with Hags by tbo
teachers.
Last night Pottsvillo defeated the Allen-
town basket ball team by the score of 35 to 2.
Six hundred men and boys aro thrown out
of work for an indefinite period by tho clos-
ng of the Neilson shaft at Shamokin.
Deruareo Brothers' extcnsivo new uroom
factory at Illoomsburg has commenced opera-
ions and a large foice of men will soon bo
uiployed.
At Matich Chunk A. F. Sturdevant was
yesterday sentenced to pay a lino of $50 and
undergo 30 days' Imprisonment for selling
mpuro vinegar.
Emanuel Delcamp, Jr., unturlea a ucauti-
ful silk American flag in front of his resi
dence on North Weststrset to-day.
Governor Hastings yesterday refused ex
tradition nanors for Georce 1$. Whito, of
Bedford, wanted in New York to answer to
tho charge of defrauding tho Central Na
tional Bank of $50,000.
Amanda Fenstermachcr, who sucrl I rands
Peter, a wealthy Lehigh county farmer, for
$5000 breach of promise damages, accopteu
$150 as tho prico of her broken heart.
White blanks at 5 cents per plero and gilts
it 6 and 71 cents Der niece. Wo havo higher
priced wallpaper. At F. J. Portz, 21 North
Main stieet. 11
Children's Party.
A children's party was hold at the homo of
Miss Jennlo Buiiu 111 honor of her birthday.
The children enjoyed themselves and all
spent a merry timo. Kcfreshnients wero
served. The little ones present woro : Ll.zlo
and Ada Jenkins, Cora Willlims. Aiinlo lost,
Madeline Burns, Maggio aud Mattio Jenkins,
Annlo Broome, Edna Beck, Grace Hess,
Naomi Lehmler, Irene and Wilbur Iliiue-
brand, Emma Ploppert, Jennie, Clara and
Willio Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Charles liroouie,
Mr.and Mrs. D.ivid and John Price, Miss
Mattio Prico, Mrs. Joseph Perry, Mrs. Will
iam Lolimler and Mr. and Mrs. Johu Bunn
also enjoyed tho festivities.
Finest spring styles of clothing for men,
youths aud boys sold at Itefowich's at half
tho regular price. Jl
County CoteutloiiH.
Democratic County Chairman Joseph W.
Moyer expects to issue a call probably next
week for a meeting of the Executive Com
mittee with a view of fixing upon a date for
a meeting of tbo county committee. At this
latter meeting tbo timo for the county con
vention will bo lixod. It Is understood that
Mr. Moyer favors an early convention,
Republican County Cbalrmau A. L. Shay
has not yet issued a call for a meeting of the
..leentivn committee, with a view of select
ing a dnto for the election of delegates to the
state conventiou.
Diphtheria, sore throat,
relief, permanent cute. Dr.
trie Oil. At any drug store.
croup. Instant
Thomas' Ecloc-
Three l'er Cent, llelow.
The rate of wages for the last half of April
aud tho first half of May has been fixed at
threo per cent, below tho $2.50 basis. The
following collieries wero drawn to arrive at
the average, viz:
i.l.,l, l. OMv (....J2.31
11. nr Hl.lirn 2.81-1
Mnnln Hill 2.W-9
Alaska 2-5'-l
Mount Hope 0
Average 82.12-2
The MY" Program.
Tho following program will be rendered at
the meeting of tho ' Y" this eveulug: Slug
ing, "Y"j scripture reading, Annie Itobinsou ;
quartette, Alfred Morgan and party; decla
matlou, Emma Llewollyn ; reading, Dora
Richards ; solo, Mamo Morgan ; address, Rev
John T. Swindells ; recitation, Eva Powell ;
solo, Jennie Hughes; critic, John II. Dauks.
Headache Quickly Cured.
Dr. Davis' Anti-Hoadacho never falls, 25c,
Advertised Letters.
Letters addiessed to the following named
people remain uncalled for : Sirs. Mary Joues,
Mrs. Mat. Helentall, A. M. llors, W. 11
Cooper, M.J. Watson, E. A. McFuddeu, Mrs.
Lena Felthaus.
Thousands of sutl'erers from grlppo havo
been restored to health by Ono Minute Cough
Cum. Itriuicklv cures coughs, colds, bron
chitis, pueiimouia, grippe, asthma, and all
throat and lung diseases. O. II. Hagenbuch.
Una Hundred lllcycle Tires
Tho stack of Morgan & Wright single and
doublo tubo tires iu front of Swalm's hard
ware store attracts much attention. This
storo Is leading the town in tho 6lo of
bicycles uud sundries. Mr. Swalm is one of
our regular udvortlscrs, Ho believes it pays.
Incorrigible Held,
Thomas, son of Samuel Trovena,
tuitted by Justice Shoemaker lust
default of $300 l(ail on a chargo
rlgibility made by his father.
was com
night Iu
of lncor
The liefendera lleneflt
Those holding tickets for the Defender
Hose Co. benefit are notified that It will take
placo in tbo hoso house. Turkey Run, ou
Monday evening, May 2d. 2t
(ioue to Knllst.
Edwuid Roberts and William Millor, of
South West street, went to Pottsvillo this
morning to cuter their names at the recruit
ing station. They will prefer enlistment Iu
tho navy, having served iu tho English wavy.
LAST NIGHT'S MUSICALE.
It Was ltendertd nt the Homo ot Mr, ami
Mn. T. ,T, Mullnliey.
Last evening the home of Mr. and Mrs.
T, J. Mullahey was a scono of joyousncss,
mirth and music. A tnuslcalo was tendered
their little daughtor, Isabclle, In honor of her
tenth birthday. Tho musical part of the
program was under tho supervision of Mrs.
W. N. Erhart, on whom It roflccts groat
credit. The children indeed showed marked
ability, duo to tho careful tutoring of their
musical Instructress.
After tho musical program had been ex
hausted, thu host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Mullahey, Invited tho guests to a lunch
prepared by them. It consisted of sand
wiches, cocoa, cake, fruit and ice cream.
After luuch tho little folks enjoyed them
selves playing games, after which they
departed for their respective homos greatly
pleased with their evening s entertainment,
and showered congratulations on tho host
and hostess and their ten year old daughter,
Isabclle. Sho was the recepleut of many
h'liidsomo aud costly gifts.
Thoso who took part In tho niustcalo w'ero :
Opening selectlou.piano solo, Sadlo Mullahey;
vlollu solo, Nora O'Neill; Guitar and Mando
lin club composed of Daniel Langton, Jr.,
Eddlo Langton, Kate Suuilau, Katio Purccll;
vlollu solo, Millio Zimmerman, accompanied
by her sister, Emilia; Guitar and Mandolin
club; vocal solo, Mr. Ed. X. Bobbin; piano
solos. Uachael Kirllu, Annie Itadzlcwlcz,
Isibolle Mullahey, Ella Franey, Clara White
lock, Edith Link, Blaucho B. Bobbin, Annie
Keithau, Ella Gaughan, Emma Zimmerman,
Pearl Loviue, Julia Hlgglns, Mr. Ed. X.
Bobbin; piano duetts, John and Earl Kistler,
Belle and Sadio Mullahey, ltoso and Graeo
("Icary, of Mahanoy City; Ella and Anna
Gaughan, and Blanche slid Ed. X. Bobbin,
Mildred Magargle, Lizzie Monaghau, Mar
garet Maloy, Maggie Bell, Bessio Miles, Katie
Clcary, Maggie Kcilly, Florence O'Neill,
Misses Minnie C. Harnett, Mary Fox, Mazio
Connors, Lizzie Dolan, Mary Mullahey,
Maine Bell, Ida E. Bambergor, Mrs. Dowiing,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mullahey, Dr. I). J.
Langton, T. M. Scanlan, Frank Scanlun
and John II. Coylo wore also in attendance.
Another Case of Classic (Hugluilils.
Undoubtedly our classic ginghams, which
we formerly sold at 10 cents and which are
nuw going at 5 cents have met with success
among the ladies. This morning we opened
another case. Come early and secure first
choice.
4-28-tf It, F. a ill.
l.llilr l'olks 1'oily.
Tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. John Harlo, ou
North White stieet, was tho scene of a sur
prise party last night in honor of their daugh
ter, Agnes, who had attained her seventh
birthday. Miss Harle was presented by her
little friends with a number of presents. Ite
frcshineiits were served, and all present bad
an enjoyablo time. Among those present
wero tlio following : Mamo aud Laulle
Creary, May Gralln, Laura McGouigle.Maud,
Blanche and Evelyn Schoppe, Katio Kester,
May McQuiuess, Mamo Dooley, Agnes and
Annlo Harlo, Maria Metcalf, Emma Bcllls,
Mary O'Hara, Nellie McGuiro, Bessio Boran,
Mame Galligau and John and Frank Harle,
John Humble, Mr. and Mrs. John Harle, Mrs
Lizzie Mumble.
Go to Itcfowich and get $10 worth of goods
for $5. 4-28-3t
"Tho Sporting Ducliess" Last Night.
"Tbo Sporting Duchess." in all its splendor,
was produced at Kaler's grand opera houso
last evening, to u largo and well pleased
audience. The play was in four acts and
cloven scenes, presented by a company of
metropolitan artists, overy one of whom
played their parts to perfection. Shenandoah
was largely represented, tho largest delega
tion at this popular play house of tho season.
It required two largo cars to accommodate
tbo Shenandoah delegation, Tho company
closes its season at Reading to-night.
Silver Cream Polish, tho best in tho world,
At Brumm's.
Hallroad Conductor Injured.
A collision between two locomotive: 011 tho
Heading road occurred at Frackvillo last
night in which Daniel Molstor, of Pottsville,
a conductor was critically scalded by escaping
steam aud boiling water. He is tho father-in-
law of Deputy Sheriff Thomas O'Donnell.
Tho engines were badly damaged, Muister
died at 8 o'clock this morning.
Dwelling 17 S. Jaidin St.; all latest im-
piovements, ready for rent May 1. Apply
No. 10. 4-23-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
$i 000 Wanted, 11 loan of 3,000, first
UjVUW, niortuaue, at unco. Apply
lit the IlKliALli ulllee. 1-MKlt
ITIOIi ItHNT.
L1 iHilIdiiiK,
-Two large rooms iu Itefowleh
10 South Main street. All eon.
venienees. Suitable for oltlee. a-pj-tf
FOH HAI.1C A very desirable property. Ap
ply to Joseph Wjutt, 201 North Main St. tf
30 Days Slaughter
Sals of ... .
FURNITURE
In order to make room for my
new branch of business, hardware,
stoves, shelf and builders hard
ware, iu which I am going to em
bark 111 tlie near luuire. Were are
a few of our prices, as an illustra
tion of our slaughter sale.
Ba by Carriages
$3.50 and up.
Six foot square extention tables,
nicely furnished, $2.75.
White enameled bedsteads, a
miracle, $,98.
Cane seated chairs, in Cherry
and Walnut, 49c.
High-back wood seated dining
chairs, 35c.
Leather seat rockers we are
selling at $,69.
FURNITURE
. . . DEALER,
121-123 North Mnln St.
SAb AFFAIR.
An Old nntl Itonpecteil Itesldiint lio1mhly
Fatally Itijurcf!.
Tho community was shocked this morning
by tho announcement that Jjffrcy Williams, I
nu old and highly respected resident, bad
been shot. Tho shooting took placo nt tbo
family residence, 427 West Kaspborry alley.
Friends of the family say It was nn accidental
shooting, but whether or not such was tho
case it is certain that tho victim was sull'er-
ing from temporary aberration, duo to pro-1
longed suffering from nn injury sustained In ;
the mines. Whllo lifting a heavy cross tl in-1
ber Mr. Williams sustained an Injury which
kept him under tho continuous care of tho
family physician, Dr. J. S. Callcn, Jtho last;
six months and during tho past two mill
tho victim has suffered from Insomnia The
bullet, which was of 45 calibre, entered Just j
over the heart and penetrated through tho j
body, resting under tho left shoulder blade. '
An ell'ort to oxtract tho bullet will bo mad"
this evening. This was contemplated this
morning, but tho victim was too weak,
chances for recovery aro not promising.
The
SeliujlltlU's Yellow Journals,
This county has Its quota of sensational
journals, especially as to war news. Yester
day a local erntemporary contained n des
patch" that Cardenas, Cuba, had been fired
on by our licet, tho engagement lasting two
hours and that many Spaniards had been
killed. This was also to bo found among tho
"fako" bulletins about town, and even "our
own wire" publication nt Pottsvillo was
taken in. Tho people havo como to tho con
clusion that no rollanco is to bo placed In
any news furnisliod from tlicso sources, and
apprcciato tho reliable servlco furnished by
tho Herald, which Is invariably verified by
subsequent publication In tho city papers.
Thos. Buchanan,
OPTICIAN.
Examination Made at Your Homo
or at
Our Store.i
--Has Moved to
118 S. Main Street.
THOMAS BUCHANAN,
OPTICIAN,
CARPET CLEANING.
The undersigned have assumed charge of
the Shenandoah Renovating Company'splant,
and are prepared to clean, sew and lay
carpets, mattresses, and do general upholster
ing work.
Feathers Cleaned.
Work Done Promptly.
...Drop Us a Postal.
ALLEBACH & HEFNER.
Orders can he left at No. 7 North West street,
or at the plant, Apple alley and
llowers street.
tut hare told direct to tbt eon
turner for 26 yeiri at wholo-
nl pried, lailnp
dealer i prontj,
iTQore ior lamination.
Everything warranted.
HSitylci of Vehielei,
do eiyiei 01 iiarneai.
Topliuxgies, (36 to 970.
Sarreyi.esotolllU. Carria
ge 1. Phaetons. Tram.
ettei, Snring-Itoad
Ks.TT. BurMj nrneii. Priea.flS.DO.
Aigood uniforms.
ELKHART UAUlUACItt A.NI UAlUtEUS MSfU.
WE WILL GIVE-
As low prices on lumber and all kinds 01
building material as is consistent with good grades. Away
down prices do not always mean good grades. Come in and
see us some day and we will show you nur stock and quote
prices.
Glenir & O'Hearn,
(Successors to J. W. Johnson,)
N- Main St., Shenandoah, Pa.
-THE
Factory Shoe Store
Has opened at
No. 7 S. Main St., Shenandoah. Pa.
Next door to h. Goldin's clothing store, with a full line of boots and
shoes at factory prices. New stock, new goods, We also carry a com
plete line of gents' furnishing goods, hats and caps, underwear,
notions, &c, at prices according to the times. We quote a few articles
the prices of which speak ior themselves :
Infant's shoes, from 20 cents up; children's shoes, from 4o cents up;
ladles' shoes, from 75 cents up ; men's shoes, from 95 cents up,
Vfct erring remty tti to
txtter than all others U
Paine's
Celery
Compound
Thousands have been cured
by It physician use and rec
ommend It.
e
Recommend
It.
Wo have It
Try a bottle.
A. WASLEY,
106 North rialn Street.
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. Painless and inexpensive dent
istry witli an absolute guarantee for five years
is our method.
A Good Set of Teeth, $$.
The Very Hest Teeth, $$.
You can get no better, no matter what you
pay. No charge for extracting, where teeth
are ordered. We can take jour impression in
the morning and give you your tectli in the
afternoon if desired.
Oold Fillings, $1 ; Best Silver
Fillings, 5oc up; Cleaning, 5oc;
Extracting, 25c.
Crown and bridge work at very reasonable
rates. Kxaminations nnd estimates free.
We use but one grade of material
the best.
SCHUYLKILL DENTAL PARLORS,
7 North Jardln St., Shenandoah.
BRIBER StlQF
Attentive nnd skillful tonsorial artists always'
ill attendance.
IN! catcst Shop In Town.
W. G. DUSTO, Prop.
Ferguson House Block.
Tho Rosy Freshness
And a velvety softness of tho skin Is Inva
riably obtained bjr thofwhouae Pozzoni's
Complexion powder.
A Handsome Dining
Room
Where the walls nnd ceilings are made dafnt
and nttrnctlvo by our unique designs and rich
and beautiful coloring In wall papers, la an
Incentive to a fulling appetite, At no timo of
tlio year does your rooms need a new dress at
much a-j when Pprlng comes Iu her new garb,
aud Hhatues tho dingy room where winter has
left its ImniL-ss In smoko and dust. Look at our
new and lovely stock of wall papers.
J. P. CARDEN,
224 W. Centre Street, Shenandoah, l'a.
bin th
snip any-
Wairon-
and Milk
1 sm msLn"
Waguna. Band for Urge, fr No.6MBumj, Frlo,Uhcur(alu,laut ub.
Catalogue of all our nylei. ihade, apron aud tender, gCO, At goo i ai ai-lli 'or W.
CO. V. II. l'liATT, IWj, ELKHAUT, IX D.
NEW-
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ABE LEVI N E, Proprietor.
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