4
The 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 IJvuning
HiiRAUJ. 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.
a N. tVIaln St.
SELLING OUT.
lair uiil.im. l.icr, table cloths, linens,
spieniK. unilciw.ai anil gent' furnishings.
1 host' arc rare bargains to be had. Will
leai- the town glumly and will cle cult our
sU'ik al amainylv lull price".
LOUIS MANN,
33 West Centre Street,
Kobhlns' Block.
N lln.vtli'n 1V"W I'm' V
Port nu Prince. Hay tl. May 14. A
rm-f M"""b nt liml nn Interview yester
day vtiih M. Tanoiede AURimte. who i
th- i ..nti'lontlal udviaer and petFonal
friend 'f Simon Sam, as to the cession
of Mule St. Nicolas or some other
point a- n maling station. M. AURUHte
iI.m inreil Hint tietrotlalioiis to such an
end vt"ie out of the question, as it was
imposslhle for Haytl to code any tor
rlturv. the popular jealously of for-el(-M)'
is lieinfr great and enduring. At
tho sun'.' lime he said the sentiment
of the mivei ninent and people of llnytl
for Ameilea was friendly.
ciiiit'oe Mori-ltl llerott.
Wa'hlnKton, May 1!. Mrs. Ttuth
Swan .Morrill, wife of the venerable
senator from Vermont, died at the fam
ily residence on Thomas Circle yester
day. Phe had been f-erlously 111 for
some time, but lately she showed con
siderable Impiovement. She came of n
distinguished New KiiKland family and
v n one of the best known and best
l'i ' women In olllclal life. She was
u 'M t years the senator's Junior.
' Nnnmntrii Park Nearly De-oi'ted.
ckamauKa Park. Oa., Mav 14.
KlKliih and Twelfth reslments,
last of the United States infantry
e park, left yesterday for Tampa.
Flist and Tenth cavalry left this
ing. one company of the Eighth
i ins here until the volunteers ar
to no on duty. General Brooke has
notified officially that 20 refitments
lunteers had been ordered nt once,
xpeets from 10,000 to 60,000 of them
P
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to
concentrated at ChlekamauKa
within two weeks.
sr.r vouit rr.iri' into tiii.
.eiitleiuan'h hull' liusc, Hottest novelties
auii largest .iHiiirtineiit lit our usually low
pro-os. At MAX LHVIT'S, 15 r.-ist Centre
-In it.
Crilftliei! by tl l'lni: Pole.
Joioph Keitz, bkciI f."i yeairt, received poi
bips fatal injuries while assi-tiw; the Col
li ' l( I I I lull, of Ashland, to eiuet a Ki fool
i i oh-lust evening. They liad suicceileil
itmii it raised a considerable distance
from the ground, when it suddonly fell back.
Keitz, who was closest to tho butt of the
pole, made u strenuous dibit to hold it, but II
n ,-ion linn, i rushing his lung- and hreak-,-c
of his ribs, lie is at the Miners'
, u! in a i rilical condition.
Pake Ulel-gj lillill.
1 v " J. W. (lunnor Is the nanio of a
i -.ninillur, who represents himself us a
man, and who ii operating throuchout
region, lie says lio is stationed al
i i umbei land, ami claims to bo an llpisco
i 1 1 i nii-ter, having cliargo of tli parish at
1 phue It has been learned that the
i ipal faith is not represented in that
t, .i lie faked tho business people ol
i, okin and was traced as far as Mt.
i i. nel, but left the latter town for Slienan
' i i iO where he will attempt to operate.
fieiiiniimns, fuchsias, punsies, daises, roses,
i for spring planting at Payne's nurseries,
i- . ..ilvilie Tuberose mill gladiolus hiilhs.
Another
NEW
STOCK
-OF-
U, S. and Cuban
, FLAGS
Just received.
Large Flag Poles and Bracket
Holders. All kinds of Flag
Goods by the Yard.
Morgan's Bazar, 23 n. Mam si.
urns
For all Bilious and Nervous EEI?S g 0 !
Disiases. They purify the ja 5 Kj gj;
III od and give Hkaltiiv m K W ML tit
oclon to the entire system, it E (59e35a
Curo DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE,
CONSTIPATION and P'MPLES.
we: bottle:
Beer,
Weiss Beer,
Ale, Porter.
rpP.
Private family orders will receive
prompt attention. Leave them
at the office, we will do
the rest.
Columbia
Brewing
Company.
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& UHUUtKlbS, HUUH, ntU, W
15 HAY and HTitAW. 'jfii
M Floor and Table Oil Cloths. M
ffo rULEI' Centre HI. W
m
life
li iiiwV i.i wc'
si
(J1ENFUEG0S WAS BOMBUIDEU,
(Conitnuiril from Vlrpt I'ngo.)
Illnliiip Nt-Mlil.ili In ltilln-,
Mpwlfll to KVMMKO llKMAI.il
Sail l-'raueiir-o, Mny II. It Is rcportm! hero
Hint llfolutp John 1'. Ke iv ma n, of tlit Molliu
dial Kplmnpnri-tiurpli, will booh retllo from
artive iliity bccntiM (if ill health.
Srtilej'n Orleri,
Spet-inl to 111 iiai.1i.
WihIiIiikUhi, Mny 1 1. Ooniiiioiloiii Schley's
siiiiadron, nhlcli loft l-'nrtteM Miiuroo yeider
day. In under orders tn unit to Charleston,
and tliere await further oiilew.
litis (lerillilliy Plolesled?
(special to IIB1H1.1I.
laiNiiux, Jlny 1 1. 'i'lio Mmlrld eorrespon.
dent suys that, nltliough Ssiwln bus received
no otlicial coliiiminirattnu, she has good
grounds for believing that Gut many ban
positively told the United Stfllc that she
would view with (lUpleiisuio tho permanent
occupation of Manila by the United S'u es or
the cessation of the sumo to any European
power.
PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS
Ai-o Poriiiully Triin-lerrod to tho "i'i--vloo
of I'm-lo Mini.
Mount P.rotim. Pa., Mav 11. The
Pennsylvania National (lunrd, which
hae a compact oir inlzatlon Hlnce 1877,
yesterday practically paused out of
existence when the muster of the Ins!
company of volunteers was conipleteil,
and until 'he arms of the United
States are finally 'victorious will be
known as Pennsylvania volunteers. All
that remains of the "old euard" un
tile division and briRailp genernls and
their staff" and n colored company or
Infantry in Philadelphia. Pennsylvania
bears the distinction of beliiff the first
state to answer the piosldent's cnll for
volunteers, and last nlfrht, on tho field
nnd awaiting orders, lo.SCO Peniisylvn
nlnns stood reody and anxious to do
battle for a united country.
The scene last evening was memor
able, Imposing and Intensely drnmatle
as the whole division, recruits and nil,
swept over the hill In columns of com
panies and passed 111 review before the
governor. Then Generals Snowden,
nohln. Wilev nnd Sr-hnll faced their
conimandei-ln-chlef and were address
ed by the (fovernor, who Bald he had
urffed upon tlw pre sidi nt their ap
pointment in th volunteer army to
their present communds, and declared
he was still hopeful that this would be
done. Uach of the generals responded.
A carload of the travel rations, which
had cone astiay. and thereby held
back the Fourth and Sixteenth regi
ments, arrived yi sterday. The men of
these commands have no orders to
move, and are still quartered in the
barracks. All the colonels have re
ported to the war department, and will
receive orders relating; to their move
ments from WashliiKton direct.
Orders were received Inst nlKht from
Secretary Aleer to have seven regi
ments icady for departure to Chick -iimaugn.
Orders were Immediately
given the colonels of the Fourth. Six
teenth, Third. Fiist. Fifteenth, Fifth
and Ninth roL-lmeiits to prepare to
move forthwith. The Fourth and Six
teenth left today, nnd the others will
leave ns soon as possible. Supple
mentary orders are expected directing;
the Fourth and Sixteenth to proceed
direct to Tampa.
MAHANOY CITY.
Mahanoy City, May 1 1. Two hundred
people assembled at tho P. .t II. railway
Million at ten o'clock last night to meet tlio
members of Co. 11 who failed to pass the
physical examination at tho Mt Gretna state
camp. Sore disappointment is iuu ny mosi,
of them over their lailuro to pet to tliolront.
At tho armory they carefully put away their
unilorins and eiinipinents. Tho members
who returned were C'apt. Cuinrey, Sergeants
Jenkins and llaitin. Corpoial Norris and
George Webber, Jacob Warner, Kdwaid
Couirey, Koy Orr, Walker Hanks, lMward
Smith ami Louis IIuiitziiiRur, privates.
Tho inquest ill the case of .Mrs. Thomas L.
Hess, who diid suddenly on Thursday, re
sulted in a veuliet that death was due to
heart failure.
At a meeting uf tho members, subscribers
ami others iuteiosted in the V. M. !. A , last
evening Slate Scuu-tary llaird. of Harrishurg.
was present and urged tho members to keep
the Association intact. The leport of the
finance couimittco in reference to tho clear
ing oil' tho debt was encouraging. Owing to
tho small attendance, nothing definite was
done.
John lllair. of St. Nicholas, severly
sprained his back at tho St. Nicholas colliery
while lifting a heavy piece ol tinnier last
evening.
Henry Ilachinaii has elected a CO foot pole
nnd hoisted a Hag in front of Master's maiblu
yard.
GIRARDVILLE BOMBARDED
Tim Town Sliirlli-il by u Telrlllo Implosion
Last Nlglil.
A terrific explosion occurred at Glraidville
at auoiit half past ten o'clock last night. A
few minutes after the stiects were crowded
witli people and there was grout excitement.
Tho explosion took place at a Lithuanian
saloon on Second street. It appears that
early in the evening two Lithuanian paid
the landlord a visit mid three, men got into
an altorcation. An ejectment of the visitors
terminated tho altercation.
It is alleged u plati was agiced upon to seek
revenge. Tho two men repaired to their
homes and secured a quantity of dynamite,
l'hey stole, to tho luar of tho saloon and
plaied it under tho house. Tho force of the
explosion shattered tho entire btiildin
Nono of the occupants were Injured, uut two
suffered considerably from shock. One of tho
dynamiters has been arrested.
Flag ltulsluu Deterred.
The employes of the Win. Penn colliery
liavo postponed tho raising of tliolr Hag until
next Monday evening. An elaborate pro
gram is being arranged. The Lost Creek
hand and cartels, Win. i'c-iin baud, M. 1'..
church choir and public school children of
Wm. Penn will bo in attendance mid the
speakers will bo Itov. Father 1. V. Daggett,
of Lost Creek, Key. John Dyson, of Wm.
I Ynn, Superintendents William II. Lewis
and Michael Golden, and Mine Inspector
William Stein, of Shenandoah. The Grunt
Hand will also he in attendanco. There, will
he general cannonading and fireworks dis
play. Tho bost place to buy your wall iapar Is ut
F. J. Port, 21 North .Main (street. Wo have
tho largest Mock north of tho mountain, tf
.Ununited ii Child.
Mrs. I'osa Miiu, of Iiist Centre street, was
committed to Jail to day by Juttico Shoe
maker for assaulting a six-year-old child uf
Michuel llowluikl,
AUU YOU ItIJA lY TO CMAM115
Your underwear T If so, we have a large
assortment of cool summer underwear and
medium weights ut remarkably low prices.
At MAX LUVIT'S, 15 Kast Centre street.
9
"Throo- from two you can't,"
nay3 tho schoolboy. Right ! T lireo
from two you can't, either in dol
lars or dividends or sarsaparilla.
It takes the best sarsaparilla root
to make the best sarsaparilla ex
tract. Tho best sarsaparilla comes
from Honduras, C. A., and tho Dr.
Ayer Co. practically controls tho
entire product. Yet others claim
to lie making "best" sarsapariHa.
They must bo making it out of tho
remainder left after subtracting
three from two. But, " three from
two you can't." You can't mako the
best sarsaparilla without be.;t root.
You only get tho best when you
which is made wholly fron tho best
root imported from Honduras.
'HOOKEY" FLAG RAISED.
An
Immense 1 lining til People Wllltrss
1 he Ceremonies.
About till eo thousand people Kiitheicd at and
in the vicinity of the Itescue Hook & Ladder
Company's building on North Main street last
evening to witness the compiny's flag raising
and attendant ceremonies, which wcio of a
vory impressive and inspiring character,
llo'oio and during tho ccicinoiiies cannon
boomed from the slope of the mountain north
of the point of a--cmblage nnd tho event tools
on a Fourth uf July aspect. At 7:40 o'clock
tho ceremonies were opened at n
temporary platform erected at the
lioitlioastern corner of tho company's
building, close to tho Go-foot polo erected for
the two Haas to bo raised. Tho exercises
opened with patrioticuirs by tho Uiant Hand,
al'tei which Mr. C. T. Straughn, tho master
of ceremonies, introduced I!ev. James Moore,
pastor of the Primitive Methodist church,
who uttered prayer The singing of "My
Country Tis of Theo" by the P. SI. church
choir followed a brief address on tho object
of tho flag raising by Chairman Straughn,
during which ho briefly referred to tho events
leading up to tho war between the United
Slates and Spain and piulicted success for
the former and freedom for Culm. Mr. Frank
II. Williams made an inipicssivo address on
' Old Glory" in which he spoke of its incep
tion, ifs beauty and significance in the eyes
of other nations. Mr. P. J. Mcllalo gavo a
vocal solo entitled "Tho Ill-Fated Maine"
which brought from tlio assemblage evidence
of vivid recollection of tho sad end of the
ship in tlio harbor of Havana. The flag
American and Cuban wero then raised amid
a booming of cannon, a great blast of tlio
big whistle nt the Kohley Hun colliery, great
cheering by tho people, and stirring music by
the bind. The flag was drawn to the top of
the polo by Misses Sadie Ilangh and Lizzie
Junes, two members of the choir ill atten
dance. As the American ling leached the
height desired it was unfurled by a rouo ar
ranged for the purpose ami from its folds fell
a shower of miniature flags. Kcv. James
Monro then made an address in which he ex
piessed tho hope and confidence that the
American flag would continuo to float as not
only an emblem of liberty, hut also of
victory. Tho choir then i endured "Three
Lhcurs for the ltcd, White and ISlue," and
tlio selection was followed by cheers for
President McKinley and his cabinet, tho
army uud navy, tho flag, Itear Admiral
Dewey, the Grant baud, the P. M. choir and
finally for all who helped the demonstration
to success, lloucdiction by Itov. Moore
closed tho ceremonies.
Tho ICescuu Hook and Ladder Company
desires to thank all whu assisted in tho cere
monies and arrangements, especially Super
intendent Thomas llaird, for explosives and
other materials; David Jones, of ltiugtown,
for the Hug polo and tho Grant band, P. M.
choir, Itov. James Mooio, Frank It. Williams
and P. J. Mcllalo for their services, and also
to William Lang and James O'llearn.
The two flags raised aro beauties. Tlio
American flag is 10x18 feet iu size and the
Cuban flag tlx!). Tlio latter was made by
Mrs. Morgan Stctler, whoso husband is a
member of the company.
At Kepeliiiiskl's Ai-eado ChTo,
Hot lunch on Monday morning.
The i'V" Program.
Tlio following program will ho rendered at
a meeting of tho "Y" to bo held in Mi-Ilet's
hall tills evening: Singing, "V ;" prayer;
scripture reading, Liz.io Ilrooks; solo, Jennie
Taylor; recitation, Mattie Pi Ice; reading,
Clara Morrison; solo, Annie liohiuson; reci
tation, Minnie Uohcrts; comic reading, John
Charles; critic, Lillio Llewellyn; singing,"Y,"
ICeiiitrti-k IIoiiku Free Liuirli,
Mock turtle soup will bo served, free, to all
patrons to-niglit.
Transfer of Pilests.
ltev. Francis J. Hamilton, a former curato
at St. Kyran's church, HeckschervMle, lias
been transferred from St. Peter's, Heading,
to Our Lady of Mt. Curmol, Philadelphia.
Rev. Jusrjili L. O'Connor, formerly of Potts
villo, is tniiisfcried from St. Clement's tu
St. Francis do Sales, Philadelphia.
At Payne's nursery, Glrardville, you will
find tlio largest stock overseen in the county,
File! Tirol I llet
Insure your property from loss in tlio
oldest and strongrst cash companies: l'liila.
Uutlciwritor Insurance Co. of North
Amcrim and Firo Association, Hartford
Firo Ins Co., American Klro Insurance Co.,
West Chester Firo Ins. Co., United Firemen's
Ins. Co. T, T. Williams,
123 S. Jardin St., Shenandoah.
Funeral.
Tho funoialof Maurico Fitzgorald.who was
instantly killed at Maplo Hill colliery, on
Thursday, took place from Ills lato residence
3111 West Apple alley, this morning. Services
wero held in tho Annunciation church, which
was largely attended. Interment was inado
In tho parish cemetery. Tho funeral was in
churgo of O'liara Bros., tho undertakers.
Headache Quickly Cured.
Dr. Davis' AtuMIeadaeho never fails, 25c.
Adveiilsril Letters.
Letters ml ill osscd to tho following named
iieoplu remain uncalled fur ut tho local
posl-olllco: 11. E. Share, Henry Usseiiwiue, '
Mrs. .Mary Shaw, U. A. Sherman, P, W. Mo
Olouo, Mrs. Patsy Jones, W. J. Carroll, llw.
Joue, M. 11. Dole, M. A. Mulcy, Samuel
Klngstou,
American uud Cuban Hags, all sizes and
qualities. F, J, Portz, 21 N, Main street, tf
rs rat j"k wxr
Sarsaparilla
POTTSVILLE NEWS.
Allans of Interest In nnd About Hie
County Meat.
1'ottivlllo, May 14.-The "iinterrlfled"
weru rcpros'iitod hero to-day In goodly mini
hers. This inorulng at 10 o'clock was fixed
Tor tlio meeting of tho Democratic County
Standing Committee, In accordance with the
call issued by Chairman Joseph W. Moyer
and Secretary II. O. llcchlel. Tho candi
dates and their friends wero unusually no
tiro among tho members of the committee,
tho latter generally looked upon as tho rep
resentative party men from their respective
committees. Those candidates seeking
the Congressional nomiuatlon were
tho moro uctlvo to-day, al
though tho aiplrsuts forthe Coiitrollership
and District Attorney wero by no moans
backward In urging their claims nnd solicit
ing tho aid of tho member of the committee.
As usual, north of the mountain brought
foi th the greater number of candidates, with
Pottsville a good second.
The Democratic county standing comuiltle
nu t at Pottsvillo to-day. County Chnlrman
Moyer was in tho chair and County Solicitor
llechtel served as secret iry. July 11th was
selected as tho date for the county conven
thin and Union Hall tlio place. Tho dlstiict
conventions will ho held as follows : First,
Muhaiiny City, July 13 ; second, Ashland,
July 13; Third, Tiinuiiiua, July 13; Fouilli,
Schuylkill Iluvou, Tuesday, July 12. Thoio
jll be no nomination for Senator in tho 29th
district. Tlio 30th Senatorial convention will
he held at Oirardvllhi July 12th.
Ilx-Ciingressinau James 11. l'eilly, cx-Dis-irlct
Attorney James W. liyan and Mnrlha
1'. Qiilnti, all of this place, iiretlicalinounced
candidatis for Pongiofs. The hitler lias
gal iied considerable sircngth during tho past
mo wicks, mid his friends are confident that
he u ill go into the convention with sullich nt
delegates to lead on the first ballot and ulti
mately win the uoiniiiiition. This chiim is
disputed by the opposition. The supportuis
of liyan say their man will lead, and will de
velop greater strength than he did in tho
District Attorney contest. He is personally
known in almost every patch in the county
und hiicxtensivo relation-hip is to bo a big
factor .Mr. Iteilly is tlio choico of tho Cleve
land DcmriRr.itK, hut he has certain elements
of weakness that will probably result in ids
overthiow at this time. The contest for Con
gross will bo a hot one.
The contest for Controller biings out i
small army of candidates. Shenandoah le.nl
ing. From that town comes Harry J. Mill-
doon, tho cx-couuty chairman. M. H. Master
and Hany lliadlguii with John A. Iteilly as a
dark horse. Thomas S. Kerns, of North
Manlieim township, is tho latest candidate
lor this oilii-e.
The Judicial contest assumed definite shape
to-day. The friends of Geoigo Wadlinger
amiouiicul that lie was n full-Hedged candi
date, and will oppose W. A. Murr, of Ashland
tosuccied Judge Koch, recently appointed
by the Governor. last year the Democrats
wero strong advocates of a non-partisan
judiciary; this year you hear no such senti
ments expiessed. They want the whop) hog
Many booms wcio ciiculated to-day, but
It Is hardly likely that they willall stand the
piercing rays of Old Sol.
THE BOND ISsUK.
Tho County Commissioner have douo
nothing more in rcfeieiico to the issuing of
county bonds tu relievo tho treasury of its
present depleted condition. Controller
Snyder lias filed in court bill in equity
praying for an injunction to restrain the
Commissioners from making a bond issue in
excess of 1(10,000. Nothing will bo done
until tho court passes upon this question
Tho proposition of tlio Taxpayers' Associa
tion, suggesting that the Commissioners issue
certificates of indebtness to pay off current
expenses is Lot looked upon kindly by tho
Commissioners. They will haidly adopt that
plan unless compelled to do- so by order of
court.
The Commissioners aro piepariug a state
ment for tho court with a viow of creating
tho new bonded indebtedness. The amount
of tho bond issue, they say, has not been
decided upon.
Till: NKW AITOINTIHSI.
Next Monday is tliu time fixed by the
County I'oimiiis.-iimeis fur the new clerks and
under otlicials to take their places at tlio
court house and jail. Several of tho now
appointees in the Commissioners' office have
been under instructions for somo days, and
there will no doubt ho nothing of moment
when tho chango occurs heio. Warden
Ilrower lias instructed those under him to
hold on to their positions and to retain their
keys. Thcrowill likely bo somo fun when
tlio new appointees attempt to assume their
positions at the prison on Monday.
MAitKiAtiH i.ici;nsi:s.
John Houser aud Mary Motts, Itingtown
John Galchus and Annie Fatritus, .Mai nnoy
City; Clark Del- rehn and Malinda DoFiehu
Shenandoah; John G. Shoup, Kingtowii, anil
Mary Alice Zimmerman, Union township
Geoigo J. Sliivclhood and Mary Lally, Ash
land.
Window shades from 10 cents nnd upward
lChtlniatcs given on largo shades. F. J. Poitz,
21 Noith Maiiihlieet. tf
Church NottceB.
ltev. T. 1), Whltloss, of Princeton, will
preacli in tho Presbyterian church to-morrow
morning nnd evening,
Services in tho P. M. church to-morrow at
10:30 u. m. and 0:30 p. m. .Morning subject
"Tho Messed Man." Evening subject,
.Man a stranger to all that is Good."
Owiug to tlio absence from town of tho
pastor, In uttenduiico ut conference, the
reeular service will ho dispensed with in tho
First llaptist church to-morrow evening and
tlio following program of exercises will be
substituted : Singing, choir; scripture lesson
Miss Emily Jones ; singing, choir; prayer
Miss Sarah Blower; singing, choir; recita
tion, Miss Hcssio Gritllths ; recitation, Miss
Lily Huberts; duett, Garfield and Miriam
Jones; recitation, Miss Stella Davies; recita
tion, Miss Annie Jones ; solo, Joseph Jones
recitation, Kdwaid S. Koherts ; recitation
Walter Capper; singing, choir; recitation,
Ml.v) Jcnnio Jones ; rending, Miss Maggie
Huberts ; duett, harah and Mary Aim Jones
reading, Miss Sallio Grilliths; recitation
MissAniiiu Ilowells ; singing, choir; lecita-
tiou. Miss Sarah Mower; address, W. T
Ilowells; lecltatiou, Miss Margaret Howells;
singing, choir; closing prayer, Thomas
Hughis.
To-morrow at Calvary Baptist church, tlio
pastor will preacli morning and evening, In
the evening a special senium on "Indecision."
Tho choir led by W, Waters will glvo an an
them during tho evening. All will bo made
welcome. Services at 10:30 a, in. and 0:30
p. in. It. H. Albin, pastor,
.Meetings every night ut 8 o'clock ut tho
Volunteers of America. To-night gospel
temperance meeting, Sunday meetings, 11
a. in., Holiness meeting, snug uud praise at
3 p, m. At 8 p. in. Salvation meeting, sub
ject, "Moderu Excuses." All aro welcome
Lieut. F. H. Jacket in charge.
Tlio Routing lilcyclo 303 days ahead of
them nil at lirumiu's. Also a full supply of
cements, oils and sundries
'l fiat Oliuoxloiis lloll.
A good story, a truo one, Is told of n mom.
bor of tlio Nutioual Guard Iruin this town.
When tho inspection of Company F, of
Girardvllle, was on tills particular member,
who holds tho rank uf Corpjral, had a boil
ou his neck, preventiug him from holding
his head erect. Asa rosult ho failed by 1 of
uu Inch of the required holghth. Subse.
quently the boll ht-uled, uud Ills comrades
laid him on a stretcher und put a Uipo on
him and ho tipped the mark at flvo foot four
inches. Tho inspecting otllcer gavo liliu nn
other chauce, uud he passed. It was a closo
shave for Louis.
To Cure Headache in 15 Minutes,
Tako Dr. Davis' Ati-Headachc. AUdniKglsts
this wr.ATiii-.u.
The forecast for Sunday ! Fair to partly
cloudy, slightly warmer weather, witli fresli
easterly winds, followed by rain.
PITHY POINTS.
tlHppeiiliigs Throughout the Country
Clilutdclntl (or Hasty Perusal.
As the cockney would put it, Sampson
knows how to do 'Is duty, too.
A recruiting ofllco for tho regular army
will he opened in Hazlcton next week,
Glenn & O Ilearn, tho lumbordealcrs, have
placed a neat Hag stall' on tho roof of their
olllco. Old Glory floats proudly from It and
can bo scon very prominently on Main street.
Gustuv Wachaus lias applied for tho trans
fer of tho liccnso now held by William
Meiikcwlcz, of tho Fonith ward.
To-day the P. & 11, employe heio received
their pay.
'Squire Mellon, of Treniont, has removed
to Pottsvillo.
Fulling down a manway in a colliery nt
Tamaqua, Frank Saplctou was killed.
Tuesday, Juno 11, has been nxed as the
day fur Democratic delegate election in
Columbia county.
Kiilghfs Templar of Pennsylvania will
hold their annual couelaui at Harrishurg on
May 23, 21 and 2.1
Scrantoii lias been selected by tho Grand
Commandery of tho Knights of Malta as the
place for next year's convention.
A movement is on foot to institute in Potls-
villc a lodge of tho Daughters of Veterans.
The matter is in the hands of the Sons of
Veterans who are seeming u membership list.
W. L. lleaiimout, publisher of tho St. Clair
Local, and who Is eolisiileied ono of tho best
lay readers of the Zpiscopul church in this
region, lins been usked'to become the lay
leader of Christ church. Frackvillo, and will
very likely accept.
A fast freight train on tho Northern Cen
tral ltrilway was wreckid just east of
Fisher's Ferry, Northumberland county, and
uu unknown man stealing a rido was in
stantly killed.
Notice was yesterday posted in the Phila
delphia & Heading locomotive shops, at Head
ing, that beginning next Monday tho work
ing time will be increased one-half hour per
day.
Coseph Kelt-z was crushed beneath a 03-foot
Hag pole, which ho was assisting tho Colum
bus Club to erect nt Ashland, und his injuries
aio likely to prove fatal.
Keilly It. Iluntziuger, of Valley View, this
couuty, fell from a ladder to the pavement,
while engaged in painting a house, and died
sliurtly afterward.
All kinds of vegetables and flower seeds,
and plants at Payne's nurseries, Girardvllle.
Ulectiiu cars pass tho door. 5-C-tf
lCemovul Notice.
F. K. Magarglc, tho grocer, has moved his
place of business from tlio Titnian building
to No. 2(1 liist Centro street, where ho has
nil facilities for u prompt and satisfactory
filling of oiders. 5-ll-4t
White blanks nt 5 cents per picco and gilts
at 0 and 71 cents per pieco. Wo have higher
priced wallpaper. At F. J. I'ortz, 21 North
Maiii streot. tf
JVIISCELLAN
IOST. On the 13th inst., neur Iteeuc Hook
J nmt Ladder IttiihlliiK. u navy hluc btck belt,
with nilvrr hiu'kki nnd slitte nnd Initials "C- J.
I)." on 1 nick lu. I.theial run-nnl will hejnidlf
itturiK'il to owner, Mrs. Kndi't HW S. West St, It
pllOPOSALS.-lthls will ho received until
1 Muy 2th or the election nnd completion
of a frame church nt I'.nk l'loce. 1'Ians and
ppeclUcutiont run he wen nt Lent- Az Uo.'s
oriicu. KmvAiti ltrfcE, Hupt. 5-1 Mw
TjlOU HAMS. -A saloon, (lood stand nnd
I' central location. Has two pool tallies, one,
hcinir a combination of pool
Apply nt tho Ilr.itAUi olllee.
nnd billiards.
tf
COUHAIJ2. Two
Rood houses for R.ile on
L South Jnrdln strot-t. Vnr furtlicr itifnrnm-
eet. For furt
tion npply to 200 South Tear nlley. fi-U-Hw
1710U UKNT. Two Jnrfjo rooms in ltefowleh
? building, 10 South .Mala street. All eon
venfenees. Suitable for ofllco. 3-19-tf
THOIt SALIC A verv defdrnhlo itronertv.
Ap
1 ply to Joseph Wyntt, 201 North Jlntn St.
tf
"IHAltTlCn NOTICE. Notice U hereby Riven
j that an application 111 ho made to the
Court of Common Pleas, of Schuylkill county,
at Pottsvillo, on Monday, tho liOth day of Mny,
1S9S, ut ten o'clock In this foienoon, by Stanfs
lnw llartvlock, Stanislaus Itndziewiez, Walter
KninlnakI, Anthony Kaczmanskl, John Gorncy,
Anthony Kamln.skf, iternnt Mechoweki nnd
Mfchuel Itawluskt, under tho Act of Assembly
to provide for tho incorporation and regulation
of certain corporations, nnd tho supplements
thereto, approved April 29th,l74t for the charter
of nn Intended corporation to be called ami
known ns "St. Stanislaus Polish Komau Catho
lic Ueneflcial Society, of tho St. Cusiiulr
church, of Shenandoah, l'enna.." tho chaiao
ternnd objects of which aro tho maintenance of
n iiinn inr ine am oi mjureu ami sick memitcrs
and the families of such members as may die,
ami tho promotion of charity and benevolence.
Said corporation is to be carried on nt Shenan
dortli, Pa., nnd for tho purposes above stt forth
is to have, possess nnd enjoy nil tho rights,
bent fitrt nnd pilvllepes of said Act of Assembly
aud its supplements
KlAVAKD W f HOEMAKtli,
Solicitor,
Shenandoah, Pn., May litii, 1S9S.
fi-11-21-28
CHAIRMAN SHAY'S CALL.
Amendments Murin For Republican Dele
gate Kluctlon For State Delegates.
ScnuYi.Kii.i-Co. Hni'unurAN Commit? nis
No. W South CilnthijStuki.t.
Potisviixi:, PA , Mav 7, IMK
.
Notice Is hereby given that the Republican
Deleuates elected lat year on Saturday August
Ilth, or their alternates, for tho Pirbt Legisla
tive District will be convened In tlio JSorough
of Mahanoy City nt the Armory Hull, on Satur
day, May 21st. A. I). IH'JS, ut JO o'clock In the
forenoon, for the election of twti delegates nnd
two alternates to tho next ltcpublieuii state Con
vention, This contention will bo culled to order by
Harrison Hall.
The delegates or their alternates in tho Socond
Legislature District will he reconvened In tho
llorough of Ashland fat Washington Hull, on
Saturday, Mny 21st A, 1. 189, at 10 (clock in
the forenoon, for the election of ono delegate
and ono alternate to tho next Uepublican State
Convo tion
This convention will ho culled to order by
Jo-eph Cocklll.
The delegates or their alternates In the Third
Legislative District will ho reconvened lit tho
llorough jf Tnniamin, nt tlio United States
Hotel, on Saturday, May 21bt, A. I). 1MW, nt 10
o'clock tn tho forenoon, for tho election of ono
delegate nnd one alternate to the next Republi
can Stato Convention.
Tills convention will bo called to order by
Charles Sulmlel.
The delegates or their alternates In the Fourth
Legislative District will bo reconvened In tho
llorough of Pottsville, nt Centennial Hall, on
Saturday, May 21st, A ). nt 10 o'clock In
tho foienoon, for the election of four delegntes
and four alternates to tho next Republican Stato
Convention.
This convention will bo called to order bj
tbc Chairman of the Inst County Convention.
Delegntes or their alternates in tho respective
districts will gocrn themselves accordingly,
Jty order of lixecutivo Committee,
Aiuui'K L. SiiAY. Chairman.
7-H-2t 1
wm mm siw
Attentive and skillful tonsorial aitists always
in attendance.
Neatest Shop In "Town.
W. G. DUSTO, Prop.
Keiguson House IJlock.
A good
drink. ,
place for a good
Michael Mills' Saloon,
23 K. Centre Mrect, Mellefa building,
Willi',
WliUklts, liter mid Cigars. Krcsln-ot
ln-i-r In town ulwnja uu tap.
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j l(Hrd in ossipg.
Itov. James Mooio has returned fiom
Pittsburg, where ho spent so feral days in ut
teiidaiico nt PriuiitiVa Methodist conference.
-P. J. Mulholland, H. J. Muldooii, M. II.
Master, George Foliiier,Jnhu F. HIkuIus an '
Chief Ilurgcss Tabor attended n meeting of
tho Democratic county standing connnlttto ut
Pottsvillo to-day.
Mrs. Matilda Tempest and Miss Mutllo
Llowellyn left for Philadelphia this morning
to visit friends. Mrs. Tempest will remain
In tho city soveral months.
Samuel Drehr, of Mt. Ourmcl, spent hist
evening in town.
Garrett Kciillng, of Gllberton, was a
guest of friends in town lo-dny.
Joslah W. Johnson, of Heading, spent
to-day in town visiting frlemls.
E. J. Johnson is home from Scrantoii on
a shoit visit. On Monday he leaves fur
Philadelphia wliero ho has nccepted n posi
tion In a pharmacy.
Superintendent William II. LowK of
Wm. 1'enn, was an Interested spectator at the
ling mi-dng ceremonies lust night.
Daniel McN'calls left for New York to-day
and Intends to re-irh Mt. Gretna next Tues
day to enlist in tho army.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
Signaturo of
Coming Kvcutn.
Juno 0. Entertainment und ii-c t-rrain
festival in tlio P. SI. eliureli.
RUPTURE CURED.
A Specialist on Rujaurc from Williauisporl
will visit
Shenandoah Every Thursday
AT THE
Hotel Franey, from 8 till 10:30 a. m.
Kupture permanently and quickly Cured or
no pay. Written guarantee to absolutely
cure all kinds of Rupture without
operation or detention from
' business.
Absolutely no Dangir.
Examination Free.
loo persons cured in Sunbinyj SliamoKin,
Mt. Carmel and vicinity who can be referred
to. Charges and terms moderate and within
reach of all.
Thos. Buchanan,
OPTICIAN.
Examination Made at Your Home or at
Our Store. 1
-Has Moved to
118 S. Main Street.
THOMAS BUCHANAN,
OPTICIAN,
WE BUILD HOHES.
We build you a home just as you want it built.
We will submit plans and cost, or pass on the practicability of
any sketch you may have, without any charge. We will build
the house for you according to specifications and by the time
you state barring strikes. We will keep the cost within the
figure quoted and will guarantee that you will be satisfied
with your home. See us about it.
Glenn & O'Hearn,
(Successors to J. W. Johnson,)
N. Main St., Shenandoah, Pa.
-THE
Factory Shoe Store
No. 7 S. Main St., Shenandoah. Pa.
Will sell for the next two weeks, only, shoes at the following prices :
tVl en's Satin Calf, worth $1.35 now $I.OO.
Men's Brown Russian Calf, worth $2,25 now $1,65.
Factory Shoes at 75 Cents.
Caps worth 25c and soc now going at 10 cents.
All other goods sold in comparison. Come and convince yourself thrt
this is the cheapest place in town for
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Gent's Furnishing Goods.
' - ABE
v 1 ON
. llttlo rlt-months old girl had Kczema.
Vu-wlr.T kinds of remnilh s, but sho kept
; ' i I Used to wrap her hands up,
r 1 .a 'Ire j licr, h.. 1 1 - p. -tin i- on tho table.
I "t.1.1 :u. lull hir, she . mill kick anil
i r -a n, r.a.l, v.Ik :i . ho could, sh - would tear
bar faco and r.r.n i cl".ot to pieces. Pour
i nt3S of Ci Ttui r. V (!ntincnt), to cakes of
Ci-TioonA aAr, and Ctmct'iiA ItcsoLvr.XT
rurei her, ami no trtfci are It1 ft.
l'eb.7,'08. Mrs. G. A. CONP.Afa, Lisbon, X. II.
PrsrrtT Cmn Trratmstt. Wnrm hathi wllh On
ce .i Sntr.iri-nUf Anointing will, (Jutici-hi (ointment),
nil.l lllll ldotIPrei'TICIIIIA ItrSOLTBNT.
f-ol i tVrttljhrtU tl WWM. l'OTTIB DltTO A! CftEM
Cowr.. rio.,Uoetoa. HowtoCurotfklHlJlaeaici, Iree.
A GREAT SALE.
Baby Carriages
SD3.50 and up.
Stoves !
Stoves ! !
We are at present making a
specialty of handling stoves and
ranges. Our latest inducement is
"Queen Cindorolla,"
With an everlasting triplex grate,
one you can burn on three sides.
Will burn hard or soft coal, is a
I good baker and a fine looker. This
stove we will sell for the next 30
days at greatly reduced prices.
BUSY FUKNITUKE
and STOVE STOKE,
121-123 North Main St.
CARPET CLEANING.
The undersigned have assumed charge of
the Shenandoah Renovating Company's plant,
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 be left at No. 7 North West street,
or at the plant, Apple alley and
Howeis street.
EDUCATED and ARTISTIC TASTES
In wall papers and decorations Is one of tlio
nineteenth century accotnplIslnnenU. That la
why those who select their wait paper nt
UAItDIX'S RetHueh delightful results. It Isn't
necessary to purchase the expensive grades, tho
designs and colors are just as artistic In tho
chenper grades, tf they aro not so rich, For
those who wish to decorate their rooms with
artistic wall papers go to
J. P. GARDEN,
224 W. Centre Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
NEW-
o
LEVIN E, Proprietor.
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