i
FIREWORKS.
We have the largest
stock in town. Our prices tire the
lowest. Special prices given on
large orders. No dead stock from
lost year. All new goods.
HOOKS & BROWN,
4- ISl. Main St.
A SUMMER TONIC.
Beef, Wine
errand IfDn.
Lare Hottle, 50 Cents.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
3 South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
THE l'KODUCE MARKETS.
Ah Iti-ilrctiMl liv Ii-nlliit;s In I'lillnilrt
plilu mill lltiltlmoru.
Phllacli Iphlii. J 11110 27. - Flour les
Rtemty. winter uiiHTInir. .'l'i3.:!5, I "i'iiM I
unlit itilltr. rhnir, $l'.i I. lt mills,
ixtiu, H K-ilI.C Ityr Hour niowil ulnwly
at $:j :M -r liarrcl lor rholi-e lVtins Ivn
nla. Wheat nominal, No. 2 li'U. Jul.
77'ii77'r. Corn dull. No. 2 mlxctl, i-poi
S.V.,r,i,... . No. 2 j.llinv. for lot 11I li-.uli,
86c OlitH slow; No 2 Willi.-. XV , No 2
white, flipped, 32ir.:2,i.e. lla in.iiltit
fuvored buyers; chulce timothy. 112 tor
law lmlea. Ileef dull: beef hum... J2XVI
f(2). Pork steady; fitinlly, tX'nV'..M. l.itril
easy, western steamed. SUHiii nut
ter Ktendy; western creamery, l.l'tj 17c. ;
do. fittlory. 1lii V&n:; lilirliiti. 17c; linttn
tlon tri.inier, 12-iH'vc.; New York ilitlry,
12'ili;(.: do. creiimery, 13V Kic. ; fancy
I'eniiHylviinlu prints johljlug at llMilKu.i
do. wholeBule, Ike. 1'heene very Urm;
laiKe, white. small do., 7ic. ; law,
colored, UV!i 7'c. ; small do., 7c; light
skims. f.V'illc. ; part skims. IfjfK.c ; full
eklms. 2'.i2Sjc. Kkk linn; New York and
Pciini l aula. 12V12Vi;C. , western, fresh,
12Vni:!c. Potatoes quiet: new, $2112.50.
Tallow easy; city, 3V liMCc; country,
SHffiSV. Cabbage quiet; southern, Mo.
$1.25.
llaltlmore, June 27. Flour dull; west
ern miiieilliiH. 2.fff3.15: do. extra, JXHtfi
'3.75; do. rurally, JHil.JU; winter wheat,
Patent . rJ.6; spring do.. $l.75iiiii;
pprniK: wueat. sirttigni, i. uoin.it. u neat
dull, spot and month, JOc; July, 77c;
AtiKiiHt. 7:iV'i7l,i,c. ; September, 724'.:
steamer No. 2 red, SUc. ; southern, by
sample. 77iSCc.; do. on grade, MMiS&'fec.
Corn dull; spot and month, 3lfi3ifee.;
July, Sl'aliolUc; AuBUst, IllVic; Septem
ber. itTr't'iiSCc.; stiumer mixed. 33T 33 V'sC. ;
southern, white, KValiSCc. ; do. sonthorn
whtli, :V '"'.: do. yellow, KWfOc. Oats
dull and easier; No. 2 white, 3H4W
32c. No. 2 mixed, 291ac. ; Hye dull
and lower. No. 2 nearby, 45V&0. ; No.
2 western, -He. Hay steadier; choice-timothy
tl2..".u. drain ftelghts without
change, no demand; steam lo Liverpool
per bushel, iiS.il July; Cork for orders,
per uuarter. ;is. asked July. Sujrur strong;;
Enmulaled, ."..l.-.i. Dutter steady; fancy
creamery. 17iilsc, tlo. Imitation, lCc. ; do.
ladle. i:illc: Bond ladle, 12c; store pack
ed, lii'iillc. Kbks tirm, scarce; fresh, 12V4
&13c. I'heese steady; fancy New York
large. !i'i!i'4i; do. medium, SViift 10c. ;
small. Hi','.ihMe. ; Lettuce i 1 .1 0'it 1 .2j per
basket. Whisky, 1.27'nl.2S per Ballon for
finished Knolls In car loads; ?1.23U1.30 for
jobbing lots.
YfMoi'iIn.v'x IIiim'IiiiII (iiiiixw.
At St. Louis First Bumo: ltalllmore,
Id. St. Louis, -I. Keeoiid Bame: Ualthmiro,
12. St l-oubj. 1. At PitHhurg-PlltsburR,
2, n..-t.iii, 11 At I'hiiiiBo ChiciiBO, 0;
iroikin 4 At :iai liuiatl -Washington.
t, 'ne Inuali, 2.
REMOVAL OP
...TO...
Centre and White Streets,
Uobbins' lhiiltling, on
JULY 1st, 1898.
WM. SCIIMICKER, JR.,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
--For-
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter.
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beer
nillions of Dollars
Oo up in smoko ovory year. Taken
risks but get jpur houses, stock, fu
nituie, etc., insured In llrsV-clasa r
liablo companies as represented by
TiAVIn FATIST. Insurance Apert
Also r.WendAcctdeiiU! Companies
A good
drink.
place for u good
Michael Mills' Saloon,
23 K. Centre street, S(elk t' building,
Wine, Wbl.klos, Beer and CiHr. I'ri'ulu
beer in town ulwaya on tup.
BEST LINE OF"
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
HAY and BTKAW.
Floor and Tabic Oil Cluths,
E. B. Foley, 37WceeBntr. st.
Jrfiair
It Is much easier to keep the hair
ti'bcn you have it than it ts to re
store it hen it's lost. If your hair
is "coming out" it needs Instant
attention: The use of AYER'S
HA TP Vrtini? mull urnmolfo stoo i
, . t1f IUs..UU
the hair from falling, and stimulate I
it to new gronvth.
" Some years ago my hair bcg.m to fall
out and I became quite bald. I tuas ad
vised to try
Ci
and had used it but a
short time Ivlscn my
hair ceased to full out
and a ftnu ana vigor,
ous grojvth made its ap
pea ranee. My hair is nolv
abundant and glossy."
THOS. DUNN.
RochvilU, Wis.
Wedding Hells.
Miss Anna I.. Slayer, of Ashland, and I).
1., Snyder ol l'axluos, were married at the
former place yesterday.
Joseph 1. Sean Ian , of HnzU'lnn, and Slfss
.Mary llcneviovo 1'eiBiison, of Slahanoy City,
weio married at the latter place, In St.
Cunicus church, at the o'clock this morning,
ltev. 1'. C. SIclhiroe oHiciiitiiijt. Sliss Itae
llcilly, of ISrowiisvllle. was the bridesmaid
and Dr. William ,1. Sniiilan, of Philadelphia,
the groomni'in. The bridegroom was form
erly a icsideiit of Shenandoah find is now
employed as chief clerk by the Van Wickle
Coal Company at Coleruiue. The couple have
started-011 a bridal tour that will cover a
period of tluee weeks.
D.inicl lirctz and Sliss Annie lllaekwel',
both of Slaiauoy City, were married Satur
day evening at the home of tlio bride'B par
ents by 15ev. (i. SI. Jioek, pastor of the
Gorman Lutheran chinch.
Stop That Cough I Take warning. It may
lead to Consumption. A Sac bottle ofSUiloh's
Curo may save your lifo. Sold by P. 1).
Kirlin and a guarantee.
timid PI, ico ror a Start.
Klght curs, large and small, tormented
passing teams at tlio southern end of Slain
street this morning. This will bo a good
place for tlio Chiof llurgess to mako a stait
in when enforcing the inuz.liiig ordinance.
At Payne's nursery, (lirardville, yon will
find the largest stock overseen in tlio county.
Not III II.
Tho druggists and doctors of Ashland camo
to town yesterday afternoon and in a gunic
of bao ball at the trotting park gave tlio
doctors and druggists of town a drubbing to
the tune of 2t to 12.
Tho best place to buy your wall papor is at
V. .1. Portz, 21 North Slain street. Wo have
tho largest stock ninth of the mountain. tf
The Indian Stands Ready
To Defend the Flag-
I mm Spanish trcach
ety. So we stand
ready to cater to our
liadc in the sale of
ll.igs of every descrip
tion at cut prices. We
allow no one to under
sell us. (Jet other
would bc-compctiti'rs
purrs and then call
on us, and dial will show you that we under
sell all. We can sell jou an all wool bunting
llag or we can -.ell ou nn all cotton HftK
but cast your cv around the town and note
the condition of these "last color Inmtini"
Hags that othcis have been selling as "war
ranted." Morgan's Flag Factory,
23 North Main St.
WTEflESTlNG.
The anniversary of independ
ence, as well as our weekly
announcements of bargains in
stoves and furniture. This
week we offer a fine lot of
Baby
Carriages
To close out the season. They will
and must go at sacrifice prices to
make room for fall goods. Cele
brate the glorious Fourth by buying
one for the baby. They are new,
handsome and durable and the
price is the most attractive, At
our figure you can buy wisely and
have enough money to burn in fire
works. Davidson's
BUSY , FURNITURE . AND . STOVE . STORE,
121-123 North Main St.
SCHOOL BOAUD MEETS.
An Important I'oiiiiiiinilcutlim Siibinllli il
by Sitpcilnteiiilciit Coopir.
All Riljournoil incotlng of the School Hoard
win held lust night with the following inciii
hen lit iittenilntice : Muaars. Cmixlillii,
Sullivan, llitntm, Kclper, lluuiili, Mallei;,
Hnlvoy, Dove, Martin, Ilreslln, Connors,
Dovltt, llrltt ami W'lillakcr. Also Stipcriii
temlcnt Cooper, Truant Olllcer Smith ami
Solicitor liurke.
The HKicetnenl, contract anil IkiiiiI under
which tlio Ccnttc and Wost streets school
buildings are to ho connected with tlio lino
of the Shenandoah Sewer Company woro
presented nnd aceeiled.
Siiperlntchdent Cooper snlitnlttcd the fol
lowing report on the cloic of tlio school year:
Monthly enrollment Hoys, 12U"; glil, 13M);
total, SOW. Avorimo dally nttcmliitico Hoys,
111'': Rlrl'. 1-13; total, 2357. Percentauo of
atl,,,Kllt.e - ioyV i; girl.. i, t..ti. i.
Hill pupils attended ovory session. Thoro
Hete (II visits mado to the schools by cltlous
and 21 visits made by directors.
"Tho work for the year was quite satis
factory. Harmony prevailed among the
tciu lieis and pupils and between the tcachors
and the otllce. I'uity In action and to get
the best tesults obtnitmhlu sccmod to be the
niiittn of your teachers. All the schools wore
carefully examined and the lesults obtained
lViiched our most favorable expectation.
The office feels that special mention should
be made in this report of the very creditable
way in which the High school gradiiatts ac
qiiitti d themselves both in their examinations
and at tlio commencement. Tlley certainly
showed that they had been thoroughly
taught In their studies and well trained for
commencement exercises. Tho grammar
graduates also acquitted themselves satis
factory, Tho promotion sheets of tho other
grades have not been completed ; hut tlio
promotions will be faiily large and the pupils
will bo promoted on good uvciiiges. If
teachers aro to lie judged by their elicits
and letaincd on their meiits, then your
teachers arc worthy of a re-election.
The office heartily recommends that all who
may apply for lo-electlon be re-elected. The
office recognizes the fact that the most serious
qiTestion which has presented itself for your
consideration is tho length of term to fix for
the piesent school year. You us educators
want to consider that question seriously and
earnestly bcfoie you take steps towaid hav
ing the term d minished from ten to nine
months. Our courses of study have gradually
but positively worked themselves into a ten
month term and any change fionithat tcim
would licccitoltato a change in the entile
system. You have been expecting and re
quiting first-class work and (lrs-tclass lesults.
i on cannot hope to get the same results in a
niuo-niouth term that you have gotten since
you lengthened your school term to ten
months. From an educational standpoint, to
lessen tho term will bean error. For that
tcason Hie olllco urges, if you can,
in any way, see your way clear finan
cially that you leave tho term the same
us It has been since 1S-!I3. If you
cannot, then tho office submits this proposi
tion : That you leave the High school at least
continue for a full term of ten mouths. lie
member that the work of the High school is
somewhat different from that of the other
gradis. From that grado your pupils uie
thrown in contact with pupils from o'.hcr
towns. If you dosire our high staudaid to
ho maintained you can ill-afford to shorten
tho term or lessen tho courso of study. In
fact, if tlio course is changed at all it should
bo lengthened, not shottencd. It may be
argued that tho work was done
before the term was iucicased in
18IK1. Permit tho ollico to say that
tho work novcr was done, and never will be
done, in a nino-iiiouth term, lioniember the
fact that, when you iucicased tho term you
at tlio same time increased tho curriculum in
tho High school. Your High school faculty
did and will do as good as any otlicr High
school faculty. Hut they cannot, nor can
any other fai ully.do the work of ten months
in iiiuo months of tinio. Therefore, the
otllco recommends that the term bo continued
at ten months.
"The truant officer, janitors and janitrcsses
have been regular, earnest and conscientious
in tho discharge of their duties and the office
coidially recommend them for le-clcction,
"In conclusion the ollico desires to extend
to you, members of the School Boaid, to the
pross of town, to the teachers, truant officer
and all others connected with our schools its
thanks lor your kind, cordial and earnest
suppoit during the past year, You, by your
kindness, energy and fidelity to duty, have
greatly lessened tlio business and trials of
your humble servant,
, "J. W.CoopEit."
After tho reading oO the report the recom
mendations were referred to tho finance and
teachers and salaries committees.
Truant Officer Smith and Solicitor llurko
reported that tho case of John liorg, prose
cuted under the compulsory education act,
was before tho (1 rami Jury and a truo bill
returned. The defondantSiIll light tho case
on tho constitutionality of the law.
All hills except those for talaiics, interest
and gas wero laid over, as thero weio 110
funds with which to meet them.
The torms of tho janitors and janitrossos
will expire before the next meeting and tho
building committee was instructed to con
tinue tho janitors in service until tho per
manent election.
Director Coiighliu was elected treasurer of
the schools savings hank foranothoryoarand
his bond was fixed at f 1,001), the School
Hoard to have the puwer to increase the
amount when necessary.
Window shades from 10 cents and upward.
Estimates given on largo shados. F. J. Pmtz,
i North Main sticct. tf
.Mliingito I'reiiuiliig Again.
Cuclo Jimmy Minoguo Is real hot and spicy
111 Ids last wick's Ashland News. Among
itlier things he says: "Tlio News favors a
tree silver ticket in tho county and state. It
would somicr suppoit a gold-bug liepublican
: b.in a gold-hug Democrat." "It is the
prevailing opinion at tho county scitt.tliat the
following frco silver ticket will ho nominated
at tho coming Democratic convention : For
Judge, (ieorgo J. Wadlingcij Congress, Win.
Wilhclm; Controller, Daniel Dully; District
Attorney, James J. Muran; Coioner, Dr. J.
V. Alberts; Poor Director, John F. llorgan.
This slato seems to have tho endorsement of
tho voters from dlllerout sections of the
county."
Judgment Against the County.
Tho hearing in tho case of J. O. Ulrli li,
ux-Couuty boiicltor, against tiio county, wur
fixed for 10 o'clock yostorday morning be
foro 'Suulio 11. C, Nickols. Tho county'i
representative failed to put in an appearance
and tho 'Kquiro decido I against It on tho
ground of default, rendering judgment in
favor of Ulilch fur tho full amount of his
claim, J100 and costs.
Shiloli' s Consumption Cure cures where
others fall. It is tho loading Cough Cuie
and no homoshould bo without it. Pleasant
to take and goes right to tho spot. Bold by
P. D. Kirlin and a guarantee.
Soon The) 'II Marry.
Marrlago licenses wero issued tu tho follow
ing: Uov. W. W. Yost, l'lymoittlmieeting,
Pa., and Cora Alice Klinhol, ltush township;
John Matz Wicdol, Allentown, and 11.
Christian I.lndor, Orwlgsburg; Joseph
l'inkowii'i and I.iwio MIskewic, both of
Hlienaudoah,
A 1'rtiiilly ,lnr,
Mrs. l.Uzio Paulukona last night prosecuted
her daughter-in-law, Mr. Mary Paulukona,
before Jiullce Toomoy for assault and battery
and jliOO boll wits furiiUhed. Tho lurtics
live in nuo house and a dispute uroso over
the um of the cooking ruugo. Mary hit hei
iniilliei'-ln-law on the forehead with a dinner
can, Indicting a gash three Inches loug.
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout tlio Country
Chronicled for llusly I'erusiil.
Tho closing down of the Chaiiiborlaln cot
llory, near St. Clair, by order of court, has
thrown 250 men out of work.
Ten-year-old Cliatle Wlttonborg, o( Colum
bia, was killed under a freight train which
he tried to board.
Whilo liHthlng In the Delaware Itlver at
llaton, Itussell Soager mid Harry llereaw,
each ten years old, were drowned.
The parochial school connected with St.
Patrick's church, at Pottvllle, has closed for
the term.
Walter Leonard, aged V) years, died at his
homo In HeekschervHlo on Sunday,
Negotiations Bro peudiiig for tho ptirchae
of .Michael's cafo at Pottsvllle, by Frank
Ficllcr.
The ll-yoar-old son of John Sloody, of
1'ort uirnoti, mysteriously uitappcaru on
Saturday, and his whereabouts aro unknown.
SlissSIattle liadcllll', of Tamaqua, who has
bleu blind for 18 years, is now able to sec
after undergoing treatment by Prof. Fox, of
the Sletllco-CliiturRical hospital.
Dr. W. SI. Homer has been appointed a
member of the Hoard of Pension Lxamlnlng
Surgeons at Scotldalc, Westmoreland county.
Police quelled 11 1 lot hetwecn linemen of
the Citizens' and Lycoming LMectric Com
panies, of Wllliauispoi't, at war over tlio
right to suing witcs.
For Constipation take Karl's Clover Hoot
Tea, tho great Itlood Purifier. Cures Head
ache, Nervousness, Lruptious on the Face,
and makes the head clear as a bell. Sold by
P. D. Kirlin and a guarantee
PERSON A-t MENTION.
Christ Schmidt and Sol. Hank made a busi
ness trip to Heading to-day.
Sirs. Slattin Ptucell went to Pottsvllle this
morning to visit friends.
F.dmuud Harris was among tlio morning
passengers to Pottsvllle to-day.
John 1!. Eiseiihart returned home last
ovenlng after spending a few days visiting
his daughter in Allentown.
L. ,1. Wilkinson, and SI. L. Doyle have
gone to Scrautoii as representatives of the
local business men to tlio Anthracite boom
convention.
W. SI. Ilrewcr transacted business at Potts
vllle this morning.
James SI. Mulhihy spent to-day visiting
relatives at Pottsville.
Dr. J. G. Church spent a part of to-day lis
a guest of friends at Pottsville.
Charles 1'adziewlcz and John Slielda.is
were among the townsmen who spent to-day
at the county seat.
Sirs. H. N. Klopfensteln, of Elkluut,
Indiana, is visiting her sister, SIis. .1. II.
.Martin, on Ninth .Turd in street.
John Katz, a member of Company F., slh
Itegt., N. O. P., with headquarters at West
Falls Church, Yiigiuia, is homo on a fur
lough, Sliss Annie Stein was a passenger to
Slillersvillo to-day. She will attend tho
annual reunion of hcrgradiiatiug class at the
State Normal school.
Sliss Agues Jcnaski, of Shamokin, is tho
guest of her sister, Sire, John Dobbin, on
North Slain street.
Justice Shoemaker spent to-day at Illooms-
bitrg on legal matters. He will lctuin this
evening.
What Dr. A. 1!. Slater S.iys.
llurr.M.o, N. Y. dents : From my per
sonal knowledge, gained in observing the
effect of your Slilloh's Cuio In cascs'of ad
vanced Consumption, lam prepared to say
it is tho most remarkable Itcmcdy that has
ever been brought to my attention. It has
ccilainly saved many from Consumption.
Sold by P, 1). Kirlin, and a guarantee.
Ileal Kslati! Ileitis.
Deeds for the transfer of tho following
properties were filed for record : Levi Folder
ct nl to Kobert Blackmail, premises in Towor
City; James ISyon to Geo. W. Ityon, premises
in Mlnersvlllo; Ceo. W. Kyon ct ux to Ldw.
M. lleilner, premises in Minersvillc; Clerk
of Orphans' Court to Kdw. M. lleilner, ct ill.,
premises in Mlnersvlllo; John F. Hecscrot
ux to Josiah Lincawcaver, premises in New
Itinggold; Josiah Lincawcaver to Klizabcth
W. Iteeser, premises in New Itinggold.
Kcmlrlck House Treo T.unclt,
Clam soup will bo served, free, to all pa
trons to-night.
Two Cusps Heard,
Mary Urban was held in $200 ball before
Justice Shoemaker for keeping a quantity of
clothes belonging to Michael Urban without
causo for payment of a board bill. Urban had
been an inmate of tho Miners' hospital and
was released yesterday. He says ho is not
indebted to tho woman.
P.mil Smith was held In $300 bail before tho
sattio Justico on a charge of assault and
battery by JJarry Sakura.
American and Cuban flags, all sizos and
qualities. F. J. Portz, 21 Noith Main St. tf
Changes tif lEesiilences.
Mr. and Mrs. William Myers bavo changed
their rcsldenco from 31 East Coal street to the
resldenco on North White btreet, recently
vacated by Mrs. Metcalf and family. The
latter have removed to Lost Creek, where
they have purchased a homo.
I'lro lleputtiueltt Appointment.
Tho following appointments have been
mado in tho lire dcpaitment for tho ensuing
year, wlilch begins 011 July ' Itli : P. J. l!oy-
nobis, of tho Phoenix, will bo chief firo
marshal ; Ii. (I. Hess, of tho ltcscuo, first as
sistant, and David Holvoy, of tho Columbia,
second assistant.
All kinds of vegetables and llowcr seeds,
and plants at Payne's uursorics, (lirardville.
r.lectriu curs pass tho door. S-li-tf
A Spring Caused tho Trouble.
In a few days the work of pushing tho now
reservoirs at Mt. Carmel to completion will
begin. Tlio leak, which lias been a source
of annoyance and prevented further opera
tion, bus I .cell discovered. It is In tho nature
of a spring, and pints are now being laid to
prevent any further trouble.
Window shades from 10 cents and upward.
Estimates given on large shades. F. J. Portz,
23 North Main street. tf
Boom Hard Coal !
aminninnmimimmnnimig i.ct n, demand
SlKt llll DailllllVl iV sill
iiotlilnt: Jt'h than
cqimll z n 1 1 o 11 of
frrlKlit ratt-Hon coal,
ThU bath cnlilnct
is a boon to human
Hy. If yon nre nick,
It will matt) you
wt'H. If ynu nro
well, it ki-i-p
you well. A Imtii in
OIlL'Of tllOHH onMiictH
will convince tlio
tijost flkt'ptkat.
Trial
Baths
Free.
'HiUiiumuiiJiUuiiiiuiuiiuuiy
Turkish, Russian, Mineral, Medicated, Per
fume baths in your own home. You cannot
have those in a bath tub.
Call nt send for circulars describinj; llicm
in detail. Authorized agents are C. (i Pal
mer, ilfiW- Centre street 1 vm. J, Webster,
ii7 K.
Coal
sheet i Harry Pratt, 331 S,
J.udin
licet.
Wc terair All Kinds of Stoves.
WM. R. PRATT,
OlDcc : UXi Hoiitli Jurillit Ht., Kheiiuuiluah.
CRIMINAL COURT.
The l.ust Week of Comt I'nlll Sicptctnlicl
Next.
Tho Juno term of criminal court camo to a
sudden close yostorduy afternoon, becauso
pooplo Interested failed to put in an appear
ance. All tlio Jurors weio discharged.
Tlio Judges will hoar arguments, etc., the
halanco of tlio week. On Thursday tho
Injunction against J. J. Fnmcy, brought to
lost rain him from erecting bay windows, will
ho heaid before Judge Koch. Thcio aro
about 10 witnesses suhpoenned.
Thomas Mcllalo and Michael Wills plead
guilty to tho charge of having entoro I and
burglarized tho residence of lie v. Abroinaltls
at Shenandoah. A lot of jewelry wasslolcn,
hut was suhsequcntly recovered. They were
sentenced to pay the costs, ?S3 lino and un
dergo an imprisonment of one year each.
On motion of John F. Y Iialcu, court yes
terday respited tho recognizance and stiuck
oil' tho forfeiture of tho bond given hy
Anthony Sclnnlcker, surety for llowaid
Kfiscr. It will be remembered Koiscr
lobbed a man at Pottsvllle, andoscaped whilo
In custody of Detective Amour at Philadel
phia, and hlslpresent whereabouts are uu
known.
The court fixed Scptcinhor 111 for tho trial
of short causes, and the following week fot
tho trial of long causes in civil eases.
llx-Comiulssliiner C. F. Allen yestorday
received the sumo sentence as Messrs. licntz
and Martin, convicted of misdemeanor In
ollico, $230 fine and tho cots of prosecution
Frank Conrad, J. C. Drown and M. S. Stein
wero appointed liquidating trustees of tho
Shenandoah Lumber Company to takochargo
on July 1st.
Judgo Koch will filo an opinion during tlio
week in tho Conti oiler- Will den mandamus
case.
The court refused to fiinut tho chatter of
tho St. Joseph Polish Ileuellcial Society of
Shenandoah, diving to defects in tlicnpplicu
tiou.
Couit approved the report of viewcis for
the opening of a 30-foot road In Union town
ship.
In the case of John liurg, of Shenandoah,
against whom a hill ot indictment was found
last Saturday, charging hlni with violating
tho Compulsory IMucatiou law, Geo. J. Wad
linger stated he represented tho defendant,
and wished to filo a motion to quash tho in
dirtmciit. Much interest is manifested in
the outcome, as this is tlio first prosecution
in tills county under this law.
The Lyon-Dunn contest couit resumed its
sessions this morning. Tho Judges are now
at work opening tho various ballot boxes
with a view of determining for whom cer
tain voters cast their ballots. The end of
tho contest is now in sight.
Cur Oil'.
Passengers on tho Schuylkill 1 ruction car
that left town at 7:15 o'clock last night wore
delayed about half an hour on (Hovers hill
on account of tho car leaving tlio track twico
The spreading of a rail caused the trouble.
Silverware is tho choicest and most suitablo
wedding gift. Sco tho stock at IJrumni's
Democratic State Coiiveullou.
For tho Democratic State Convention, to ho
held at Altoona, Pa., Jtmo 20, the Pcnnsyl
vania Ituilroud Company will sell special ex.
elusion tickets fiom stations on its line in the
state of Pennsylvania, to Altoona anil ro
turn, at rate of single fare for the round
trip (minimum rate, twenty-five cents)
Tickets will bo sold Juno 27, 2S and 20, and
will bo good to return until July 2, 1M)3, in
elusive.
MISCELLANEOUS.
I OST. KTKA Yi:i) OK STOTJCX.-On Tucmtav
11 .Intu''JUt, finm the uslilenco of Ariolph
ICnmtak.No.lS.TuikevHiin.il eow. dark retl
in i-olor and elht year old, I loth hnrim am
turned In, mm a little higher than tlio other. A
ievanl of $5.00 will lio ottered for Its rtturnto
tho above atltlrea1. iVJ7-3t
I OST. On .Sunday evening, rlther on West
I Oak or West Cherry streetM, a small Hcarf
pin with white Mono. Suitable reward for
return of hamu to tho IIi:uAr,l ofike. C-27-3t
I HO It UICNT Ktoro room and dwelling, cen
1 t rally loeated, with all modern couveu
ieiice.s. Apnly at No. 113 North Main street,
MienaiHloun. u-j-u
TnOItltKNT. Property, No. 31S WW Centre
i; streei, reecmiy vaeaien uy I'linip iiocuier,
tho buteher. Suitable for irroeery. meat market,
etc. Dwelling nnd stable attached. Apply tu
u. u rainier, uih west ueniru Hireti. b-ia-u
FOIt HAJ-K Tho property on West Oak htroet
known as tbCtJrant property. Will be sold
in Hingle lots or as a whole. Apply to . O,
flregory, agent, 238 North Main street, Shenan
4loab, l'a. oi.u
111 OK SAMS. A valuable property on West
? Centre street, dwelling house, and nil eon
veuienees In deslrablo loeatlon. Amdv to
Thomas Tosh, for further particulars. 5-a7tf
inOIt SAIdC A saloon. Ciood Mam! nnd ten
U tral loeatlon, lias two pool tables, one
being n combination of pool and billiards.
Apply at thu JIkhamj ofllce. tf
OKAT,HI lKOI'03AI.H will bo received by
rO tho undersigned, tho Controller of PehuyJ'
kill county, at lit ofllce at tho couit house,
Pottsville. Pa., until 2 o'clock n. m.. Thursday,
June TO, 1V.H. for the furnishing of supplies for
the Schuylkill county almshoii&o and tho
Schuylkill county prison, for tlio quarter end'
Inir Sentember 110. IhM.
Schedules of the articles and tho probable
amount of each reoulred mav bo obtained from
the authorities of the almshouses or prison, or
i rum tne unuotsigucu,
Tlio right rcsened to reject any or all bids,
(JlIAICU A. WNVIIEII,
County Controller.
Controller's ofllce, Pottsvllle, Pa., Juno IB,
GREAT PAIN ! GREAT COST
These were the two reasons that formerly
kept people Irum attending to their teeth
lloth reasons luivc no existence in this ad
vnnccd aire. Painless and inexpensive dent
i.stry witlt an absolute guarantee for live years
is our method
A (Jotxl Set of Teeth, f$.
The Very llest Teeth, $S.
You can pet no belter, no matter what you
pay. No charge for extracting, where Iccth
aie ordered. We can take your impression in
the morning and give you your teeth in the
afternoon if desired.
Cold Pillings, $ ; licst Silver
Pilllngs, 5oc up; Cleaning, 5oc;
Extracting, 25c.
Crown ami bridge work nt very reasonable
rates. Examinations nnd estimates ficc.
We use but one grade of material
the best,
SCHUYLKILL DENTAL PARLORS,
Cor. White & Centre Sts., Robbing' Building
DRINK
CLKARY'S EXTRA I' INK
QUALITY
-GINGER ALE, -
Superior Sarsaparilla...
and Oran&e Champagne.
j -
Uelebrafxl FeiirV.c
1'mvtlorfl novcr fall
cafn ami nirA after tilling
with Tft.ni l'cnoyroytl Till ami other hk
ruiiodkt). AUivg buv the htt and volJ dlr
folntmrnt. OuwiiitccU uptrkr to All otters. l'oiilivA
Dr. HI
fnir weather
to1 southerly
mid light to fresh wostorly
winds, higher temperature.
I.evltt 11 Winner.
During a bantering last night Monroo It,
Kehlor bet five dollais oven that Max I.evltt,
the Kast Ccntio street merchant, could not
rldo twenty miles on a hicyclo within two
hours. Tho wager was ptoinptly taken up
and it was arranged that tho test ho mado
between II and 8 o'clock this morning at the
trotting paik. Levitt appealed on schcdtllo
time with Joseph May.I.eon Wasley and Win,
Schmidt, pacemakers; V. O. Dusto, trair.er ;
Christ Clruhlcr and 11.11. Zullck, tlmcKccp- j
crs. Levitt said after tho spin that the
wager was tho easiest five dollars ho ever
made. Ho rodo tho twenty miles In 1 hour,
5 minutes and SI seconds and was fresh and
strong cnoug'j to go another test of ten or
fifteen miles. Tho last tnilo ho rodo in 3
minutes and 10 seconds. There was quite a
largo number of spectators at tho test.
Itlnrileit To-morrow.
T. W. Harris, formerly proprietor of tho
Mlnersvlllo Messenger, and now a resident of
llrooklyn. will bo married to-morrow to SIis
Clara Ocrthers, an accomplished young l idy
of Mlnersvlllo. Tho wedding will bo private.
The tropcctlvo brido Is a sister of Mrs. M.
11. Master, of town.
Geranumns, fuchsias, pausles, daises, roses
etc., for spring planting at Payne's nurseries,
Olrardvillo. Tuberoso and gladiolus bulbs.
Arrested for Violating .Mull t.hwh.
Francis Toth, tho editor and propilotor of
tho Slovcnskl Noviny," at Hazlcton, was
arrested hy Marshal liacharach on tho charge
of printing libelous and indecent matter and
sending it thioliglt the mails. At a hearing
before United States Commissioner llahn ho
was held in tho sum of $1000 hail for his ap
pcatanco at tho ncxt6cssion of United State3
court.
Annual Soles over 0,000,000 Boxes
POR BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
such ns Wind and Tain In tho Stomach.
Giddlnc3t, Fulnoh after mealu. Head
ache. Dizziness, Drowsiness. Flushings
of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Costlvones.
Hlotches on tho Skin. Cold Chills, Dis
turbed Sleep. Frightful Droams and nil
Kervous and Trombllni? Sonsatlons.
THE FIRST D03E WILL GIVE RELIEF
IN TWENTY MINUTES. Evory suftorer
will acknowledge them to bo
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
Iti:i:ciIAMs Pll.1,6. taken ns direct
ed, will quickly rostoro Females to com
pleto health. They promptly romovo
obstructions or Irregularities of tho sys
tem nnd curo hick Ilcndnclie. For a
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Boccham's Pills aro
Without a Rival
And hare the
LARGEST SALE
ofnr.y ratenl.Mcillcino Inllie World.
25c. at all Drug Stores.
We Bottle
BEER,
WEISS BEER,
ALE, PORTER
Private family orders will receive
prompt attention. L,eavc them
at the office, we will do
the rest.
COLUMBIA
BREWING COMPANY.
KEEP
-ON
'I'lic foieonsl for Wcdnosday t
Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House,
13 NORTH MAIN STREET.
If you need a good solid pair of shoes, with solid counter and'
leather insole, this is the place to get them, We don't keep Iadiesr
Shoes for 75c. a pair, which will last from Thursday morning till Sat
urday morning, as some dealers do. What you get here you can depend
on for good solid goods at very low prices. Our goods will be sold at
very small profits. We quote a 'few prices :
Children's Shoes, 4, 5, 6&7, spring heel, patent leather tip, 40c
A better one for 50c.
Girls' Shoes, black and lace, size 1 1 to 2, for 68e., worth r.oo.
Men's Shoes, vici kid, patent leather tip, $1.75, worth 2.25.
Men's Kuamel Shoes, brown, patent leather, $2.10 ; worth $3.00.
Half of our Children's and Misses' Shoes are made in Orwigsburg
by George Folmer & Son.
Our line ol Iadies' Shoes cannot be beat, as wc buy our own
leather nnd just pay for the labor in making them. We can, therefore,
sell you good stock at bottom prices. .
Our line of Gent's Furnishing Goods cannot be beat. We also'
carry anicejine of Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits.
Guarantee 'Clothing and Shoe House,
(Michael Peters' Building,)
13 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
ELIAS SUPOWITZ, Prop.
- 'i imnn n" ' 1 1 ' tmlAhi " iii -
Zifnr over uTTr
Tmc1
v...- "uia
oftlie.Glol.olcr
RHEUMATISM
il&UitALUlA and tbjillsr Complaints,
DERHAH MEDICAL LAWS,
jivDiii.uuu vj eminent pnytioiansi
UR. RICHTER'S
PAIN EXPELLED
n crltl renowned I III mnrVnl.lif nlOfo.sfnH
lOnlvccnnliunvliliTrnilo Mark " Anchor. '
11'. Ail. Itltlilcr A Co.. 215 PcarlSt.. .New lork.
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch Homes. Own Glassworks.
A. Wasley, 106 N. Main St.,
. n. Hagentmch, 103 N. Main St.,
.r.D.Klrlln, 6 S. Main St.,
Shenandoah. t,.
DR. rtlCHTER'S 1
"ANCIIOlt" HTO.IIAClIAr. lioat fnr
I Coii. mpprpiu,v:Mtoitinfli CoiitiMnliitn.
Thos. Buchanan,
OPTICIAN.
Examination Made at Your Homo or at
Our Store.
--Has Moved to
118 S. Main Street.
THOMAS BUCHANAN,
OPTICIAN,
GRAND : PIC-NIC
ON
JULY 4th,1898,
In Columbia Park, Shen
andoah, Pa , under the
auspices of the
COLUMBIA GLEE CLUB.
S25 SINGING CONTEST for male parties
will take place, admission to the
contest free. The piece selected
is "Rock Away in the Billows
Gay." y
ADMISSION tp.b 25 CENTS.
rniui.-cnfflr-STOE"
-riHAT.HIt IN-
Fruit, Confectionery,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Wholesale and Retail.
SO West Centre Street,
A Handsomo Complexion I
onoof tbo greatest clinrms a woman can I
pOSSCSa. 1'OZZOMl'S UOMPLBZIOH I'OWDUItl
Rives it.
YOUR
THE-
EDUCATED and ARTISTIC TASTES
In wull imperii nnd decorations Is tnto of thif
nineteenth century accomplishments. That l
why t!.no who select their wnll impcr at
t'AltDIN'H Ret such ilellRhtful results. It Isn't
neeessury to piirclniso tho exiieualvo entiles, tht'
tleslBin ami colors are Just as urtlstlo lit the
cheaper untiles, If they nro not no lch. For
tliosowho wish to tlceoruto their Toonis with
artistic wull papeis to to
J. P. CARDEN,
224 West Centre Street, Shenandoah, l'a,
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