' -imrt wiifna i
rt.i.l.iiwrni--.i.wl..i.'.,.vr-.r.vrriri,.ri
hTrafinvrrflte ,t-v
Yhe War Scare !
If you want to keep posted you
must read the newspapers. We de
liver all the New York, Philadel
phia and Pottsville papers to all
parts of town; also the Evhning
Hurau), 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.
HOOKS & BROWN,
a rsl. Ma In St.
SELLING OUT.
1 aie cmlaitiv, lace, table cloth1., linens,
spreads underwear ami gent' furnishing.
These are rare bargain to l,r hail. Will
leave the town shortly anil will close out our
stock at aniaringl) low prices.
LOUIS MANN,
33 West Centre Street,
Hobblns' Block,
0rd in ssiog.
-lfarry Mayer, of .Sacramento, Pa
is the
Ktiest of J.otit Creek acquaintances.
Frank I'ry and Peter Carhy, of Lost
(.'reck, have been attacked with the enlist
ment fever. They left lust evening for
llrooklyn in hopes of enlMinir in the navy.
T. II. Van Dnien floats an exceptionally
l.irrc flag from his rosiilenco on North .I.irdln
street.
Miss Mauiu Sweeney, of Driflon, is tho
guest of Miss Kate Cunningham.
--Dr. J. V. Erwlu, tho South Jnrilln stieet
dentist, welcomed a young daughter to his
house morning.
J. nennehauni, a rosiauranteur of New
ark, X. J., is in town. Ho is boiiiL' outer
tamed by Christ. Schmidt, on North West
street. Mr. I)ennel.iiiiii is congenial and of a
jolly disposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilenjamin James spent yes
terday at Mt. tlretna.
Iloruugh Auditors Ploppcrt, McDonald
and Ilyne spent to-day at Potts;illo.
-Miss Annie .MidgleV. of St. Clair, who
was a guest of friends in town, left for her
home to-day.
Constable Thomas Tosh and Tax Collec
tor Scanlan wctn among tho townsmen who
spent to day at Pottsvlllo.
--Mises Xellio Itatiglt and Aniilo Tiinmons
aro enjoying tho hospitality of acquaintances
in lla.letou.
Miss Mabel Olover was a noon passenger
to l'lulad, lphia to day.
ilohuit 0. Young, master mechanic at
the Lehigh collieries in Lausfoid and the
vicinity, was a visitor to town to-day. Mr.
Young is a brother of Mrs. Jacob tlillospie,
who died at Mahanoy City yesteiday.
MAHANOY CITY.
Suliii'daj Night's Slabbing Affray Slay Vet
ltesiilt 1'iitnlly.
Mahanoy City, Miy 0. Anthony Tem-
kisky, tho Hungarian who stabbed Charles
lloluiau twiio in tho neck on Saturday
night, last, was taken to jail yesterday
inoriiing. DcniKisKy was aiimiiteu to oan
afti i a hearing Sunday afternoon, hut Hol
in.io's condition is so precarious it was
di'tineil ailvisablo to send the accused to
Mil. Ilulmaii has slept little since Saturday
in .lit and Millers gieat pain. Dr. Watkins
lu lu os blood poisoning has set in. The
young man's condition is very seilous.
i-aticlle, wifo of Jacob Gillespie, onu of the
, omlu, torsou the Lakeside Llectrlc Hallway,
died yesterday morning in her 10th year,
she had been ill for somo timo. Two sons
survive, Hobert and William, aged 18 and 14
years, respectively.
John drill, a Lithuanian residing at Vill
ein, was put under .200 bail for stealing a
keg of powder from tho Vulcan colliery.
Louis Ciilhertson, tho poolpl.iyer, has left
this town for Wllliamsport.
.Hurried.
At 5 o'clock last evening Miss Mary A.
Malia and l'reil. Jlihlebrand, both of town,
weie united in marriage in the Aiinuucia.
tion church. They were attended by Mr.
and Mrs. John Malia.
White blank-Bat 5 cents per pleco and gilts
at 0 aud 7J cents per piece. Wo have highei
limed wallpaper. At 1'. J. 1'oiU, S!l North
Mam stieet. tf
HOOIV3 PHjIjSs cure Jdvcr III,
nilloiioncss, InillKestlo.ij Ileaduclie,
ft. iileas-nt laxative. All Dnnrclste.
NEW
STOCK
-OF-
1), S. and Cuban
VLAGS
Just received.
Cuban Flags, 10c, 20c, 25c, 40c, 51,50,
S2.00.
U. S. Flags, from 3c per dozen up to
$15.00 each.
R. H. Morgan, """"-UlSimr.
we: bottle
Beer,
Weiss Beer,
Ale, Porter.
tt;"
Private family orders will receive
prompt attention. Leave them
at the office, we will do
the rest.
Columbia
Brewing
Company.
JI1WT LINK OP
I GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
HAY and STltAW.
Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
E. B. FOLEY, " Centre St.
V'..'.Pfe
m
as
7-JS
&4&tj? for
A
it
lshat a great many men And nvomen
Are looking for ; help Against Approaching
baldness: help Against hiteninp lotks ;
help to tcstore ihe lost gloss to the hair:
help Against fading tresses ; help for the
scalp attacked by dandruff. AYER'S
HAIR VIGOR offers fust such heir. It
restores gray or faded hair to Its originAl
color, ghies if length, thickness and gloss,
and removes dandruff.
" My hair was rouph anil broken ami began
to full out. The use of but one bottle of
AVER'S Haik VtnoK botli ihtiki'tl the fulling
out ntul i endercil mv li.ilr mnooth, glusov anil
In npU-nilitl condition. It lithe tinest of ilresv
tug." MKS. 1'. L. SMITH, Silver Creek, Miss.
"Some venrs neo mv
lm r bfjrnti to fall out and
1 hri-nnif ignite bald. IJy
Ilu v luir 1 1 icu
nnd very soon my balr
censed to fall out and n
lit w and vigorous Rfov. th
uiMtle its nppcoram t J! v
li:ur Is nnw ahundnnt niidl
rl .sgv M TTIOS. DUNN,
KuckvfUe, Wig.
A CLEAR RECORD.
lero Were no I'utiil Accident ill the
Mines Last Month.
Mine Inspector William Stein says thore
worn no fatal accidents in tho mines of his
district during tho mouth of April. Thore
woio live cases of injury, hut all except one
were of a trivial character. The exceptional
case was that of John Dempsey, of Harry's,
who had one of his hands blown oil1 at the
Knickerbocker colliery by the caieless hand
ling of explosives. Neaily sill the accidents
wuro caused by the shottening of squibs.
Ono man injuied was William ICuskawh.
Hi was working at the Lllangowan colliery
and was caught by Inspector Stein aud the
inside foreman when about to lire a blast
with tho squih shortened an inch aud a
quatter. Ho was nnestcd, but tho case was
dropped and Kuskawicss was discliaiged from
tho colliery. Two of tho cases of injuries
were those of James and Richard Nicholas,
miners at tho KllaPgowan colliery. They
weie slightly burned by powder. A spaik
f i oni ono of their lamps foil into a cartridge
which had been left open.
Surprise lnrty.
Tlie homo of Mr. and .Mrs. Harry llickel
man, on North Chestnut street, was tho scene
of a surprise party last night, in honor of
their daughter, Florence, who has returned
fiom a visit of several months in New' York.
Miss Iliekelman received many presents.
Refreshments wero served and all present
had an enjoyable timo. Among those piesent
wero Maguio and Agues Ulliott, Annie and
Agues (Irimes, Millie Kim. ids, Louisa Will
iams, Josephine Dunn, l.iz.ie Deluwery,
Tillle Ambrose, Mnry lirowskey, May (lib
lions, Itridget HHikfus, Anna anil Itegiua
D.ira, Mamiu, Henrietta, Lousin, Florence,
Lizzie, Nellie, Winnie and Lillio Iliekelman,
Kildlo Flliott, John Morgans aud Harry
Itrown.
Scohors nftor gold are often disappointed.
Seekers nfter hoalth take Hood's Sarsap.trilla
and ilnJ it meets ovory expectation.
ring Raising at No. M,
Lost Creek is certainly filling its quota in
the way of ll.ig raisiut. At one o'clock this
afternoon a large llag 10x15 feet in size was
Hung to the hlceze ftom a SO foot pole on tho
top of the broaker of l'acker collieiy No. 2.
The pole is surmounted by an Aiueiican In
dian six feet in height. Music was furnished
hy tho I.cnigh Valley Coal Company's baud
and tho Temperance Society's drum corps, of
Lost Creek. l!ev. 1'. V. Daggett made a
speech. Tlio sehool'clilldron of West Maha
noy township wero in attendance and sung
patriotic songs. Tho llag laislng was in
charge of Foremen John 1'. llronnan and
John T. Junes. This same program will he
rendered at another flag raising at l'acker
colliery Xo. 5 at 0 o'clock to night.
Tirol I'lrot t'lrot
Insure your property from loss ill tho
oldest and strongest cash companies: l'hila.
Undeiwritors Insurance Co. of North
America and I'iro Association, Hartford
Kiru Ins. Co., American I'iro Insurance Co.,
West Chester I'ire Ins. Co., United I'iicmen's
Ins. Co. T. T. Williams,
123 H. Jurdin St., Shenandoah.
Hfiiutifiil 1'lornl Designs.
There are on exhibition In Wasley's show
window two beautiful patriotic tloral designs
which attract much attention. They repre
sent both the American and Cuban Hags and
arc designed in natural flowers, surrounded
by a deep border of sniilax.
rraetllretl u I.llnb.
Mrs. William llrelinan, of Yateavillo, fell
in tho yard of her homo this morning and
sustained a fracture of tho left limb between
the kueo and tho ankle, lloth hones were
broken. Dr. W. X. Stein was summoned to
reduce tho fructiiiu.
Opening of I'lilladelpbla A- Ittadllig Sen
lido fJMy Itoute.
The Philadelphia A Heading Huo to Sea
Isle City will bo ready for business on and
after May 15th. Sehedulo ol train service
will be announced later. It is the Intention
of the 1'. & It. inaniigomout to make very ox
tenslvo improvements in tho Sea Isle City
lino, It will be Hint-class in every respect
aud up to tho high standard now In effect on
this company's Atlantic City, dipo May and
Ocean City branches.
o Aid I'm- i-pol ii I'l-oiii .Milcu.
Mexico Pity. Muy 6. -The government
has Klvcn gtrli t unlem that no Meglit
of uny natuie ahull be allowed to lease
Vent Ciuz for any itl'iiekniled tiort n
Cuba, the order nffeetine piuvIhIimih
collected by SjianlaiUa to be sent to
their army on the Inland. Onlern have
iilso been issued forbiailinjr iiieotlngH
In any part of the republic of either
Rpunlnh or Americana with the object
of lalalntr futidn for their homo t'ov
erimmnts. I. . O. f. I'arnile, Wllkediane.
For the Odd Follows' imrado at Wilkes
iKtrre. I'll., Muy 17, the Pennsylvania Itail
road Company will sell special excursion
tickets fiom statlous on its line, within a
radius of one huiidrod miles, to Wllkesharro
and return, at rate of singlu faro for the
round trip (minimum rate, 38 cents). Tickets
to be sold May 1U and 17, good to return un
til May 18, lhOS, Inclusive.
Ask your grocer for the "IJoyal Patent
flour, and take no other brand. It Is thu host
Hour made.
fur r ',V3
fit? Sblf
Jrair
PITHY POINTS.
UnpiixiiluK Throughout tho Country
Cliroiiloled lor I dut y Perusal.
Tho Delano shops are working ten hours a
day.
llypsy fortune-tellers, in camp at Hooding,
were raided hy tho pol co.
Prank Mcndlor has heeu re-elected water
superintendent at Ashland.
Tho Pottsville shops will work only lour
days per week until further notice.
Flag raisings aro popular all over the
county, tho colliery employes taking tho lead,
Charles Ford, of (llrardvllle, has organized
a dramatic coinny composed of homo
talent.
The Grand Oistleof the Knights of Gulden
Laglo will meet at Scrnntou the coming
week.
Firo is raging 111 the Hoyt initio shaft, nt
Piltslou, having spread from gas Ignited hy a
laborer.
Thirty-nluo men havo volunteered to form
another company of National Guards at
Girardvillo.
Tho Pennsylvania IMitorlal Association is
to have Its summer outing at Atlantic City,
beginning June !l"th.
Two hundred men went on stnko nt
lloncyhrook colliery, Luzerne county, bo-
c'liusoa follow win km. in was discharged.
Coiigiessman W. A. Stone will push his
gnbernitional claims In (Vtitro county by a
speech nt Hellcfonto next Thursday.
Despondent bcoauso ho could not giiu
admission to a soldiers' home, Ihuanuel
Iviiauss, of Allentowu, took his life with
poison.
Mine inspector Magiilre, of the Pottsville
district, reports eight non-fatal accidents fur
the past, month, with a total of accidents
for the four months.
Suit for $30,000 damages has been brought
at Hellcfonto ngilnst thu Pennsylvania itiiil
road Company hy Mrs. Joseph Fox, whoso
husband was killed hy a train.
After deliberating all night a Northumber
land county jury acquitted Michael Perils,
Saul Merlawitz and Syl'-cster Moselwicz of
the murder of Frank Kiintz.
James McAlarncy, nn umbrella mender,
was arrested yesterday at Danville on the
charge of sotting lire to tho largo lloono barn
at llloomsbiirg, entailing a loss of $15,000.
Thu Pennsylvania railroad slalion is re
ceiving u much needed coat of paint.
Tho excursion to Mt. Gretna on Sunday
piomisesto boa largo one, tho low faro ol
$2 S3 will attract the crowd.
Carpenters aro at work nt tho Heading
depot putting in new platforms.
At Kepehinskl's Areatle Ciilu.
Clam soup, free, to-night.
Hot lunch to-morrow morning.
May 1I Your I.ust Chaneo to Seu Theni.
While It is nut olllcial, yet it is believed
that tile Sth aud 1'Jth legiinents will he moved
to Fort Meyer, near Washington, D. C, early
part of next week. If such should ho the
ease this will ho your last chance of seeing
tho "Hoys in llluo" at Camp Hustings, bo
foie starting for tho front. In order to au
cummudato all persons desiring to seo their
friends again, tho Philadelphia &. Heading
Railway will run a special tiaiu to Mt.
Gretna, Sunday next, the 8th inst., leaving
Shamokin nt 15.30 a. in., making nil stops
South us fur as Tamaqna ; thence via Schuyl
kill Valley llrauch to Pottsvlllo; thouco to
Mt. Gretna without stop. For further infor
mation plcnso inquire at P. Si H. station.
Train from Shenandoah will leave at 7.10
a. m.
Window shades from 10 cents and upward.
IMim.itcs given on largo shades. V. J. Port.,
21 Ninth Main stieet. tf
Droiineil In it .lltno Sump.
John Kay, of Minersville, aged 22 years,
met death liy drowning in u mine sump at
l'ino Hill colliery yesterday. Tlio sump is
31) feet deep and was covered ovei with
planks. Kinil Franks lifted up ono of tho
planks to go into the sump. His naked lamp
ignited the gas formed in the sump. Franks
was severely but not dangorously huiued
Kay was standing on tho pUnks, and tho
explosion caused him to lose his balance, and
to fall into tho water. He was drowned.
The men wore warned not to use naked
lamps.
Jllckert's Cute.
Clam soup, fiee, to-night. Chicken soup
to-niurrow morning.
Celubl'lltioil l'ost polled.
Tho raising of the flag in front of thu
Lehigh Valley Co.il Company's main ullice at
Lost Creek, has beeu postponed until to
morrow afternoon at I o clock. It was to
luvu taken place lastoreiiiug but tho iuclem
ency of tho weather prevented it. A grand
display of fireworks will take placo at eight
o'clock in tho evening in connection with u
concert by tho Lehigh Valley Coal Com
pany's hand.
Tho best placo to buy your wall paper Is a
F. J. l'ortz, 21 Xorth .Main street. Wo have
a big assortment, tf
Odil lYUnus' rariiilo Ht Mlnerrtiillo.
Tho Oild Fellows' parade, which is to take
place at Minersville, Pa., on the 13th inst.
promises to bo one of the finest demonstra
tions of tho kind ever witnessed in Schuyl
kill county. Ihe dillereut Judges through
out tlio distiict which includes Schuylkill
and adjoining counties, have with a few
exceptions signified their intentions of being
in line, ami the old town will ho filled as it
has never been iilled before.
Kemlrlek House Free I.uttch.
Oyster soup will ho served, free, to nil pa
trons to-night.
IClegant Olltllt. "
As lino a pair of black houes as ever drow
a hearse havo just been purchased hy M.
O'Neill, tho South Main street undertaker, at
Schuylkill Haven. They are Uaud7 years
old respectively, and average 2200 pounds.
Annual Sales ovor 0,000,000 Bones
TOR BILIOUS AUD NERVOUS DISORDERS
such as Wind and Tain in. tho Stomach,
Giddiness, Fulness after meals, Head
ache. Dizziness, Drowsiness. Flushings
ot Hoat, Loss ot Appotito. Oostlvoness.
Illotchos on tho Skin, Cold Chills. Dis
turbed Bleep. Frightful Dreams and all
Korvous and TrombllnK Sensations.
THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF
IN TWENTY MINUTES. Evory sufferer
will acknowledge theiu to bo
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
lti:i:ciI.V5rs l-ll.us. taken as direct
ed, will quickly restoro Females to com
ploto hoalth. They promptly remove
obstructions or Irregularities of tho sys
tem mill cure Mck llendaelie. Foru
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Boecham's Pills aro
Without a Rival
And have tba
LARGEST SALE
ofni:y 1'ulent Jlcillrlno lutlie World,
25c. at all Drug Stores,
f or all Diuous and Nervous
Diseases. They purify the
IIlood and give Healthy
action to the entire system.
Curo DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE,
CONSTIPATION and P'MPLES.
ask
FILL!
C0UNC1LMEN IN J5ESSI0N.
(Continued from l'ltst Pago.)
Hun, desired to ho exonerated from taxes for
lSD.VO and tho matter was referred to the
finance committee.
It was decided that the secretary and
flnanco committee furnish Council with a list
of all people owning property who havo
asked for exoneration from taxes.
Tho Fire Apparatus eoiiimlttco was ntithor
Ized to puichaso couplings for tho hoso com
panies and a request from tho Shenandoah
Fire Department Association for an appro
priation was laid over pcndlngnn investiga
tion as to tho amount nnd tho authority of
Council to make such nn appropriation.
A request that a grade ho established for
West Poplar street, between West and Chest
nut streets, was referred to tho Survey com
mittee When a report from tlio ordlnanco com
mltteo was called for Mr. Stiauglin stated
that no Ordinance had been prepared govern
ing the tramp nuisance because, upon con
sultation with the llorough Solicitor, It was
found thiU'tlw subject was fully covered by
Act of AiiSUhly, which gives full power to
irrest tmmp'a nnd compel them to work on
iho street, allowing them a reduction from
their llnernf $1 par day for each day worked.
The law referred to ft tho Act of May 18,
1S87. entilled: "An Act authorizing the
Chief llurgess, alderman or Justice of tho
neaco ill any l!oro"hgli to ontrjmit to tlio
lockup or station house In said 1 To rough in
. e.ia.u cases, aim is as iouowsi "C'"
I'tisuu oi I'll nuos noil u iititu ucrii nuuniui "isi
authority ot the unlet lturgoss,. Aumrnian
or Justice of tho Peace in any borough of
Ibis Commonwealth, charged with' the viola
tion of any pence ordinance or with beina a
vagrant or tr.unp, and having refused
to pay the fine imposed for such otleiiso, the
-aid lliugess, Alderman or Justice of the
Peace shall have authority to commit said
person or persons to tho lockup or station
house In said borough for a torm not exceed
ing fivo days, or compel such person to work
upon the public works or streets of said bor
ough for a period of time not exceeding one
day for each one dollar of Hue so as aforesaid
imposed."
Prom tho decision the defendant is given
tho right of appeal upon entering security in
double amount of the fine and costs, Slv.
Solicitor Uurko said Mr. btrauglin was
light and it would bo proper for Council to
lircct one of tho olliccrs to enfoico tho Act,
whereupon Mr. Strattghu moved that tho
borough pollco, constables and Chief Hurgess
ho instructed to enforce tho law regarding
tramps.
Mr. James said ho was opposed to putting
convict labor on the strcets.aud Mr. Straughn
said that was not tho object of the motion.
I'ho intention was to gct tho borough ofiicors
to clear tho town of tramps or bums witli tho
aid of a law that gives them lull power. Ihe
motion was unanimously cariictl.
Tho hog nuisance was again brought up
aud Mr. liochm said tlio olliccrs of the bor
ough could soon abate it if they would pro
secute the owners under tho general laws
against common nuisances.
Instructions were given to get testimony in
shape for tho case of the borough against tho
Lakeside Electric Hallway Company, which
comes up on the Uth inst.
Upon the statement of Borough Solicitor
Burke that thoie was no way hy which the
case of A. J. Womelsdorf could bo opened
and Mr. Woinolsdorf would accept payment
of tlio judgment with interests and costs to
date in full settlement of all claims against
the borough, instructions wero given to inako
a settlement accordingly. Tho whole claim
now amounts to f 1,125.1)3.
Mr. l,ally suggested that shields ho pro
cured for thu helmets uf tho police, and the
stripes bo removed Irom tho coat sleeves of
the nllicers. He said a nuiiil.er of people had
criticised the stripes. The stripes will remain
and, unless Council channel its mind, no
shields Will be put on tho helmets.
Mr. Hell, of tho Water committed, pre
sented the following:
"I propose to drill as many wells at tho
dam of your water works as i5 will require to
furnish you all Ihe water you will need in
dry seasons at $1.50 per foot, everything
luruishcil, ic.idy tor pump, tiuaranteo water,
or no pay asked for tho work.
"II. A. IlUKIbCII."
Tho matter was laid ovor until tho next
meeting witli tho understanding that Mr.
Ilreisch ho asked to bo present.
Tho water committee was instructed to get
bids for tho coaling contract aud, upon sug
gestiou of Mr. Kuglcrt, ascertain if it is prac
ticable to havo a railroad siding put in near
the pumping station to do away with tho
hauling.
Tho method of making tho direct pumping
couueetiou was left in the hands of tho
water committee witli instructions to call for
bids fur the contract.
The Columbia II. & S. P. U. Co. scut In a
communication asking that Council have the
Hour of tlio company's engine room repaired.
aud also tho celling of the room which has
heeu damaged hy the leaking of the heating
apparatus in tlio Council room. A request
was also made that a ceiling bo placed in tho
lockup as it is almost impossible to transact
business in tho company's room when there
are unruly prisoners iu tho cell, ami to pro
vent olleusivo odors In tlio company s room
from tho lockup. Tho matter was referred
to tho construction committee to investigate
the matter and report at the next meeting.
Tlio repoit of the Chief of Polico for April
showed 21 arrests, 11 served timo and 13 paid
fines. Collections, 2(1. During the mouth
twelve lamps wero out. Lodgings weio fur
nished to 17 people.
Tlio report of tho Chief llurgess showed
collections to tho amount of 20.50, of which
fill ho received from arrests, $2.50 for
theatrical license, $7 for horse sale license
and $1 for a building permit
Tho leport of the llorough Treasurer
showed a balance on hand May 5th, $7,870 71
Wheat Takes h Jump,
Wheat yesterday took another big jump,
and was quoted at $150 per bushel. Ploiir
will rise correspondingly if the above quota
tion does nut Uncinate. This morning Hour
was quote i hero by wholesale dealers at 8.00
per barrel.
Alelilails cafe.
Oyster sopp. frco, to-night.
Deaths untl FlinerHls,
Lost Creek to-day mourns the loss of one
of its most respected citizens, Mrs. Cook, who
died at her home last eveulng at G:30 o'clock.
She had sulfered from theoll'ects of a paralytic
stroke which caused her death, and from
which sho had beeu ailing for a long timo.
Tho deceased is survived by three sons and
two daughters.
Mis. Harry Medea, biater-in-law of Post
master Daniel Itcdca, of town, died at her
homo in Shamokin yesterday after a brief
illness. The funeral will take placo to
morrow afternoon.
Tho funeral of Mamie, the 12 year-old-daughter
of Mr. aud Mis. Joseph Orilllu, will
take place from the family residence at
Colorado to-morrow morning. Tlio rervices
will be conducted In Hi. Mary Magdalene's
church, Lost Creek. Interment will ho made
in St. Joseph's cemetery, Girardvillo.
Mrs. William llreen died at an early hour
this morning In Minersville, at tho udvauced
ago of 81 years She was ono of the plomer
residents of Schuylkill county having resided
utrMlnersville fur 00 years. She is survived
by two sons aud two daughters. Deceased
was the luuther of P. J. llreen, the Kast
Centre street salooulst,
'I hey ltuturn 'l'lialilis.
The committee that bad charge of tho en-!
tsrtalnmont and social held by the Welsh
Presbyterian church Wednesday night, du
slres to citeud thankB to those who con
tributed to the success of the alTalr, aud those
who were In attendance,
To Cure Headach In 15 Minutes,
Take I)r. Davis' Atl-Headache. All druggists
Till! WUAl'lUm.
The forecast for Saturday t Partly cloudy to
fair, warmer weather and northerly winds.
POTTSVILLE NEWS.
I
Home Of tint Onsen Disposed or In Crimi
nal Court.
Sncctnl Hr.itALli Correspondence. i
Pottsville, May 0 Among tho cases dis
posed of In criminal court yesterday after
noon nnd to-day wero the following ! John
Orolllck, assault and hat I cry, oath of Jonn 1
Lczar ; prosecutor for tho costs, Curtis Mess- 1
ner, assault and battery, oath of Kdna
Hankes, guilty, $3 lino, costs and tiO days.
Stcvo Fennel, malicious mischief, oath of'
Peter Chowder, guilty, f 10 flno and cosls i
William Hyan, Park Place, forgory
on oath of Charles 11. liutler guilty. I
Judge Koch, in sentencing Hyan, who j
is a Slav, said that tho caso was of petty j
theft inoro than forgery, f.l flue, costs and j
three months. Jauo Davis, assault, oath of
Thomas Fltzpatrick; defendant to pay cosls I
and enter $100 bond to keep tho peace. Peter
Hands, assault and battery and selling l.'qunr
without a license; not guilty, hut pay the
costi. Wm. J. Whaleii. larceny of $1 on
oath of Justice II. II. McCool; guilty; scu
tenco suspended. Michael Custallne, carry
ing concealed deadly win puns on oath of
Douiiiilck Durrell; not guilty as to nssnult
and guilty as to tho other charges. S. litem o
deferred. Anthony Kohinskl, assault and
battery uu out li of Jennie Sivnyor; not
KlMy. lmisecutrlx for costs.
ASSAt;l,Tl;l AND ltUIIIICIJ.
Vlipmas Mcdugart, a P. & H. hrakeinan
rtaldlpji' jt Crewiona. was knocked down nnd
bilfr hyNwiiiil'? at I.indingvllle, and his
wajch was stolen" .t tho Pottsvlllo hospital
It was found'that nnorjAhU ilhs was broken.
MeGifgatt was standing 5ttfVtho caboose of
his train when ho was attacked. IoU!iy a
senseless etniditluu between Iho truckisnfrX
about half nil hour, when he was picked up j
hy the crew of a passenger tinln, his own'
train having departed without the crow .
missing him.
I)Ki:ds luxoitiiKii.
Sheriff Toole to John l'fciUer, premises i"
Porter twii ; Isaac Patrick and wife to John
Messnicr. premises in Porter twp ; Mary S.
Filbert to Peter ! abort, premises in Pine-
glove ; l.phralm bnyder and wifu to Jona
than Zimmerman, premises in West Penn
twp; Isaac Ocrher and wifo to Jonathan
Zimmerman, premises iu Wost Penn twp;
John Corroll to Stepheu douse, premises in
West Penn twp ; Tilglunau S. Halliet and
wifo to The North Point Farmers' Alliance
and Industrial Union, premises in West Penn
twp.
MAItKIAOK I.ICKNSKH.
Harry J. Loronz, of Treniont, and Annie
Klilscli, of Mahanoy City ; John J. Lawler
and Annie M. Farrol, Treniont twp.; Henry
I. Allebach and Kato It. Yeich, Wayne twp.
MOIIE SOI.MEKS WANTKD.
Cupt. Owens, of Co. II, Sth Itegt., and
Capt. Dyson, of Co. F, .1th Itegt., arrived
from Mt. Gretna to enlist 21 additional men
for each of their companies. Lieut. Duffy
and Sergt. Crosskup arc also hero to select 18
additional men for Co. K. Tho companies of
Tamaqna, Girardvillo and Mahanoy City
havo also scut for recruits.
SECUIIUD MONEY.
Tho County Commissioners and Controller
havo secured sutllcieut muney to pay wit
nesses and jurors this week. They expect
auearly opinion from Judge Koch as to
whether it is necessary for Commissioners to
furnish a financial statement befure making
temporary loans. Tho Commissioners exe
cuted a loan foi $10,000, hut the Controller
lofuscd to sign it until a decision is rendeied,
Clerk Transferred.
Manager K. M. Dengler, of tho local branch
of the Grand Union Tea store, received a tele
gram last evening to trausfer his clerk, Jobr,
Dowling, to Ilarrishurg at once. Tho tele
gram stated Mr. Dowling should prepare to
locate thcio permanently.
fathering at Lost Creek.
A number of friends of Miss Sallic Price
gathered at her rcsideuco in Lost Crcok last
ovening. Among thoso from town who at
tended wore : Misses Ida, Sadie aud Vcrdio
Keillor, and Lizzie Krapf. A program of
instrumental and vocal selections was reu.
dcrcd by tho guests.
Columbian Italso n Flag.
Amid tho exultant shouts aud cheering of
a great crowd of people and a fusillade of
blank revolver shots, two largo lings, one an
American and the other a Cuban, woio fluur
to tho breeze by tho members of Columbia
II. & S. V. E. Co. last night. There wts no
formal program of exercises, After tho Hags
wero raised iu front of tho company's
quarters several of tho members joined in
singing patriotic songs.
in:i).
(m.I,lWPII5-On the Sth lust., nt Miihanoy
Uty, l'a , Isabella, wife ot Jacob Olllcsple,
ngcil 39 years, U months nnd lOilnvs. Kiiiirrni
will take place on .Saturday, 7tli lnst.r at 2
ji. in., ii-oui ine luuiiiy residence, rata
wissa street, Mahanoy City, Services in the
Presbyterian church. Interment in tho Odd
Fellows' cemetery, TamiKjun Funeral will
leave J nlmnoy City on the 3:47 p. in. I' ,fc It.
train. Itelatlves uud friends respectfully
Imiled tu attend. Jt
JL7 ...I. ' U ... -
U'lr ALL NAT tin
of thoClobofcr
S!
NEUKALGIA and similar Complaints,
GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS
prescrlbod by eminent physicians;
DR. RICHTER'S
PAIN EXPELLER.
World renowned ! Iiem.irJfnlilv Biirpr-idf til 1
f OnlVL'innlno Willi Trmifl Alnrk Anrlinr
jr. Ad. KltMcrA. Co., 215 1'earISt.v Xew York.
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branca Houses, Own Glassworks.
SS&SOeu. lluJumcd & ricouiint nduil by
A. Wasley, 106 W. Malu St.,
iC. U. Hagenlmch, 103 N. Main St.,
r.j-.u.Kirlin, 6 B. Main St.,
... Shenandoah.
DR. RICHTEFl'n 1
"ANCHOR" STOMACHAL w. f.
! f!nll'. Kvspcpslil.tRtniiiiirli riilllnlnlnlH. I
MISCELLANEOUS.
fiOH SAI.K. -A Miloou, Guod Htand and
i central location. Has two pool tables, one
heiiiK a combination of pool anil blllfnrdM,
Apply nt the Hkiialu oil lie. U
FOlt HAIiK. A. valuable property for snlo on
South Jnrdln street. For further Informa
tion apply to got) South l'enr alley, &-3-lw
'ITIOU HUNT. Two largo rooms Iu Itefowleh
1.' nuiiiiing, iu south -Main street. All eon.
venicnccH. Suitable for olllte.
3-lU-tf
I.IOlt 8ALH A very desliablu property. Ap-
ply to Joseph Wyatt, 201 North Main St. tf
DUjTQ'j MltDER StlGF
Attentive and skillful tonsorial m lists always
iu attendance.
Neatest Shop In "Town,
W. G. DUSTO, Prop.
Ferguson House lltock.
"00LO BUST."
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 out- stock and quote
prices.
Glenn &
(Successors to J. W. Johnson,)
Main St., Shenandoah, Pa.
INJ.
-THE!
Factory Shoe Store
Has opened at
No. 7 S. Main St., Shenandoah. Pa.
Next door to I,. Goldin's clothing store, with a full line of boots and
shoes at factory prices. New stock, new goods. We also carry a coir
plete line of gents' furnishing goods, hats and caps, underwea ',
notions, &c, at prices according to the times. We quote a few article 1
the prices of which speak ior themselves :
Infant's shoes, from 20 cents up; children's .shoes, from fo ccnls up; '
ladies' shoes, front 75 cents up ; men's shoes, from 95 cents up.
2 5- ABE LEVI INJ E, Proprietor.
GREAT PAIN ! GREAT COST !
These weie the two reasons that formerly
kept people frm attending to their teeth,
lloth reasons hnve no existence in this ad
vanccd age. I'ninless and inexpensive dent
istry with an absolute guarantee for five )cars
is our method,
A Good Set of Teeth, 55.
The Very licit Teeth, J8.
You can get no better, no matter what you
pay. No charue for extracting, where teeth
arc ordered. We can take your impression in
the morning and give you your teeth in the
afternoon if desired.
(lold Fillings, $1 ; Best Silver
Fillings, 5oc up; Cleaning, 5oc;
extracting, 25c.
Crown and bridge work nt very reasonable
rates. Examinations nnd estimates free.
We use but one grade of material
the best.
SCHUYLKILL DENTAL PARLORS,
7 North Jardin St , Shenandoah.
Thos. Buchanan,
OPTICIAN.
Examination Mado at Your Homo or at
Our Store.
--Has Moved tc
118 S. Main Street.
THOMAS BUCHANAN,
OPTICIAN.
A K"oil jilaeo for ft Rood
drink
Michael Mills' Saloon,
2J JI, Centre etreet, Mellet's bulldluif,
Wine, WhUklcB, lleer awl Cluiirs. FrenheDt
beer In town alwaya on tap.
"HOLD DUST."
'ViHandsome Dining
Room
Jrfro ttie walls ntul ri'IlhiK') arc miulc Unlnt
ml attractive hy our unique (IosIuh and rich
and beautiful coloring In wall papers, Is an
inemtlvp to fulling appetite At no time of
tlic year doe your room need a new drem as
mu Imim when npi-liitf comes in Ler new Katb,
and flmutea tin ditiy room wliero wlrt- r lias
left If h impress lit Hiiioke aud dust 1 ooU at our
new and !oely stock of wnll papers.
J. P. CARDEN,
224 W. Centre Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
O'Hearn
-o i$
NEW-
A GREAT SALE.
Baby Carriages
$3.50 and up.
Stoves !
Stoves ! !
We are at present making' a
specialty of handling stoves and
ranges. Our latest inducement is
"Queen Cinderella,"
With an everlasting triplex grate,
one you can burn 011 three sides.
Will burn hard or soft coal, is a
good baker and a fine looker. This
stove we will sell for the next 30
clays at greatly reduced prices.
BUSY FURNITURE
and STOVE STORE,
121.123 North Main St.
CARPET CLEANING
The undersigned have assumed charge of
the Shenandoah Renovating Coninany'splant,
and arc prepared to clean, sew and lay
carpets, mattresses, anil do general upholster
ing work.
Feathers Cleaned.
Work Done Promptly.
...Drop Us a Postal.
ALLEBACH & HEFNER.
Orders ran lie left at No. 7 North West street,
or at Ihe plant, Apple alley and
liowets strict.
BABY
CARRIAGES