7T""- nr."
I'luii'wVirwiilii
Uncle Sam's Navy.
Wc have now on snlc the 12
numbers of tlic above portfolio bound in one
handsome book. It contains llie photographs
uf ull our navy ako Spain's navy prior to
tlit'ir desliui turn. A No all the ufflVcr'. of the
navy and every one taking a prominent part in
the war including the 1'iesidcnt and his
cabinet, lee. Nijibee, Sampson, etc. 'I he
pin e i Si -5 1 'i nlv 30 com more than the
sent ciisl niiiii Call and ex.iniiite,
HOOKS & BROWN,
q. N. Main St.
ASUIY1IYIER TONIC.
Beef, Wine
cand Iron.
LarKc Itottle. 50 Cents.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
3 Suulli Main Street, Shenandoah, l'a
PERSONAL MENTION.
H. J. Muldoon spent this morning at tlio
county seat.
Mrs. James Luvvlur piosenteil her husband
with a young hhuksmith last evening.
(Irant Tioiitmiin ii home from Camp Alger,
on it furlough.
Samuel Itoherts teailo a business trip to the,
county seat to-day.
C. W. Nuwhouser and son havo returned
from a visit to friends nt Caili.te.
John Meehan, of South Jardln street, who
enlisted in n cavalry company, Is at Tampa,
1'la.
Mr. and Mrs. IMward 1'etch, of Miners
ville, and Misses Annie and Mainu Meadows
and Marslml 12. .Meadows, of l'ottsvillo, aio
quests of Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph H'liltehouse,
of South Main street.
Miss tVirrie lleddall, of l'ort Caibon, is the
EUCht of Miss (lussie lleet-e, on Kast Centre
stieet.
Mi.ss Frieda Ludwic returned to her home
In Scranton to-day. She was accompanied hy
Miss Uertrude Neisiventer, whoso guest she
had been for several days.
12. J Johnson is home from Philadelphia
to speut his vacation.
William llrnoks is huio fioin Philadelphia
on 11 (.ovoral days visit.
William Delaney.who went to Philadelphia
a few weeks ago to servo as substitute, tele
graph operator at tho Heading terminal, has
resumed his position in the local office.
Harry Wei tz has returned from Piiehos,
V11., where ho spent tho past few months.
Mr. and .Mrs. D.J. l!rooks,of Philadelphia,
are guests of friends in town.
Joel Shailel, of I'eadiug, was a visitor to
town to-day.
Miss Annie Miller, of Hiugtowii. is spend
ing several days at tho lesidenco of Miss
F.mily Smith, on WesU'herry stieet.
William Maley went to Locust (lap this
afternoon to visit his lirother, who is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Williams returned
from Atlautic City last livening.
Miss Kate McNcrny, of Kelly's milliner-,
has been summoned to Lock Haven hy tho
deatli of her cousin.
Miss Annio Watson has relumed homo
from a sojourn to tho (linker city. Sho was
accompanied to town hy her friend, Miss
( ulia arr, whom she will entertain for a
short pt nod.
W J. Deih. of N'oith Jardin street, has
reoveied sulllcieutly to take shoit walks.
This mil he pleasant news to Ids numerous
friends wiio hope fur permanent reeoveiy
fiom ln.s long illness.
A Neeille's Aw f ill Work.
Mrs. T. J. Kdwards, the well-known wife
of the inside foreman at the Pennsylvania
colliery, near Jit. Carinel, is reported to he
dying at her former homo In Mahanoy
City, from tho ell'ects of a needle
winch penetrated her thumb. The
accident occurred a few days ago and
was considered of such a trivial character
that she started on u visit to fi lends at
Mahanoy City. The thumb bee.m to
swell and irritate her to such an ox
tent that it was deemed necessary to poultice
it to draw out the impuiitics. Tho needle
had caused blood-poisoning. Hemic meas
ures were resorted to but still tho hand
began to swell. Tho swelling coutin
lied notwithstanding all tho treatment,
until it extended to the arm, which soon as
sumed alanuiug proportions. Her entile
system has hecomo impregnated and sho is in
a very dangetous condition. 1 he arm is al
most as largo us hor body.
Shiloh' s Consumption Cure cures wlieie
others fail. It is the leading Cough Cure,
anil no home should be without it. Pleasant
to take and goes right to tho spot. Sold by
1 1). Kirlin and a guarantee,
HOOD'3 PlliliS cure Ijlvcr Ilia,
Ullloiisncsfl, IiiillgeBtlo.i, Headache,
ulens'Mit. laxative. AH Druirglstt.
Has Dcen Removed
...TO...
Robbins' Building,
Centre and White Streets.
Gasoline, Oil,
Wagon Grease,
Gasoline, Oil Stoves.
We make a specialty of
gasoline, 60 cents in five gallon
lots, delivered. Mica and U. ,S.
axle grease. Also lieadliglit oil,
150 fire test.
ECLIPSE OIL COMPANY,
No. 143 J!at Coal Street, Shenandoah, l'euna.
Mall orders promptly attended to.
BEST L-IIME OF"
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
HAY end HTUAW.
Floor and Tabic Oil Cloths.
E. B. Foley, 37 Mitre .
SUED BY MINERS.
Nino lliindreil Doll. its Cl.ilnicit Tor t'oul 1
in 11 Hi oust, 1
Mat, Lechltiaky and Joseph Strovlnsky,
through their counsel, M, M. llurke. 12s . of i
town, have brought suit against the Lehigh j
Valley Coal Company upon the following
statement of facts 1
In January, 1SUS, plalntit!"n were einphcicd 1
as minors by tho company in Packer Colllcy
No. I, situated in West Mahanoy township,
said county, and owned and operated by the
company, and worked until JulylB, lsnv
At the time of employment the company,
through James Heatou, the mine boss, veih-
ally agreed to jy the plalntill's 75 cents for
each mine enr of coal cut by them in the
bieast, aniUtho company did pay the price up
to July IS, lHtcj.
On that day the plalntlfft lmd cut, col
lectid and prepaied in tho breast n large
ipianllty of coal, aggregating 1.800 mm, and
they weio iufornied by Aline l'mcniaii
II Niton that they would not be paid fur it at
the stipulated price, but that they would be
allowed each day after July 12, so mm Ii
of the coal drawn from each breast daily as
would bring to the plaintiffs wages averaging
f-2.RH per day. Tho plainlill's then requested
to he allowed to take out all the said cut
coal, but permission was refused.
The plalntill's niloge that alnro July is.
lb-US, the company has been drawing from
the IiichH of coal cut and prepared by the
plaiiitiUs and has refused to pay the plaintills
for any portion of it. or for the labor ex
pended by them in cutting and preparing the
same. Tho plaintills demand judgment for
j WO as damages.
Sunday Specials.
ServicoB In tho Trinity Kofurmed church
o-uiorrow at 10:110 a. 111., mid U::i(l p. in.
Sunday school at 1:30 p. ui. Key. I'oheit
O'Jtoylo pastor.
liegular services will be held In the llnltefl
Ilvnngelical church, North Janlin street, to
morrow at ID a. in. anil 11. ISO p. 111. Sunday
school at l.IlO p. in. Iiev. I. J. Iieitz, pastor.
K. 1.. C. 12. on Monday evening. Prayer,
praise and testimony meetings every Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even
ings. Jr. K. I,. C. 12. every Saturday
evening at 7 o'clock.
Primitive Methodist church, James Moore,
pistor. Preaching at 10::so a. 111. and (Will
p. in. Sunday school at 2 p. in. Class meet
ing 011 Wednesday evening, (leueml prayer
meeting oil Thursday evening. Fverybod.v
welcome.
Services in All Saints' Protestant Fpiscopul
chinch 011 West (l.ik stieet to-monow. Holy
12uchaiist at S a. 111. Morning nr.iver at 10:30.
Sunday school at t! p. 111. 12vonlng prayer nt
7 p. 111. Tne rector will oltlciate.
First Riptist church, corner of West and
Oak stiects, Kev. I). 1. 12vans pastor. Services
lit 10a. in. and lip. 111. Sunday school at 2 p. m.
Prayer meeting iWuniiay evenings, lonng
Peonle's meeting Wednesday evenings.
Class meeting Thursday evenings.
Methodist F.niseupal church, corner O.ik
and White streets. l!ev. .1. T. Swindells
p.lstor. (ieueiai class meeting at I) a. m., led
by John Senior. Sermon at 10:30 a. 111.
Sunday school at 2 p. 111., Dr. J. S. ('alien.
Superintendent. Sermon at 0:00 p. 31. Seats
liee. J.veryiioiiy welcome.
Calvary liaptist church, South Jardin
stieet. Pi inching to-morrow at 10:110 a. 111.
ami 11:1111 p. 111. Kev. It. 1!. Alhius, pastor.
S.ihhath school at 2 p. in.. Deacon
John I In mi . Superintendent. 11. Y. P. U.
Tuesday evening, at 7:'.!l. Wednesday
evening, general prayer meeting at 7::0.
l.M'rybody welcome.
Services ill the Pieshytcrian church to
morrow at 10:30 n. in. and (1:110 n. m. Sabbath
school at 2 p. 111. Jr. ('. 12. anil Sr. (!. 12.
Tuesday evening at 0:110 and 7:30 o'clock.
Prayer and song service on Thursday oven-
at 7:30. htrangors always welcomu. Jl.
W. Kohlur, pastor.
St. John's Lutheran chinch. West Cherry
stieet. Kev. John (Iruhler, pastor. Pleach
ing, 10 a. 111. ; hunilay school, 1:30 p. ill. ;
preaching h:3il p. in.
St. Michael's (Ireck Catholic church. West
Centio stieet. l!ev. Cornelius U'liirisiu, pas
tor. .Maiaunum horvicu u a. in. uign mass
iu a. in.
Church of the Holy Family, ((Iminan It.
C.) North Chestnut street. l!ev. A. T. Schut
tlehol'er, pastor. First mass 8 a. m., second
mass 10 a. in,
St. Casimir's Polish It. ('. church. North
Jardin street. Kev. J. A. Lenarkiewiev:,
pastor. Fi rat mass S a. in., high mass 10 a.
111., vespers and benediction 1 p. in.
Church of tho Aiiuunciatliiu. 21S West
Cherry street. Kev. H. F. O'Ifeilly. pastor:
Kev James Kane, assKtnnt pastor. First
mass, 7 a. 111., seeonil mass, s a. m., high mass,
in a. in, benediction, 7 p. 111.
lvchclcth Israel Congregation, corner of
O.ik and West streets, Kev. Henry Mit
nik, pastor. Saturday .services, 8 to 10 a. 111.,
and 3 to !i p. 111. Sunday services 8 to lo a. in.
and every weekday morning from 7 to 8 a. m.
All kinds of vegetables and tlowcr seeds,
and plants at Payne's nurseries, (lirardvilln.
Ulectric, cars pasi tho door. fi-U-tf
Mt. liretlill ('amp Mccllllg.
For tho United llrethren Camp Meeting at
Mt. Gretna, Pa., August 2 to 11, 1MH, the
Pennsylvania Kailroad Company will sell
excursion rickets from ill points on its system
east of (but not including Pittsburg and
Ilrie, and west of and including Philadelphia,
to Mt. (Iietna and return at icduced rates.
Tliese tickets will he sold July 31 to August
11 inclusive, good to return until August 20,
IMli, inclusive. For specific rate, conditions,
Ac., apply to nearest ticket agent.
Itlrs, Iieno Vogel Dying.
Mrs. Vogel, wife of Dr. Clarenco Vogol, of
St. Louis, is dying ot kidney trouble. Her
maiden name was Irene Mi esse and sho was
horn and roared in Pottsville, whero she has
many friends and acquaintances. Sho is a
niecoof William II. Lewis, superintendent of
Win. Peim colliery.
Young People's Christian Union.
For the Young People's Christian Union,
United Presbyterian church, to bo held at
Saratoga, August 3 to H, the Pennsylvania
Kailroad Company will tell excursion tickets
from points on its line to Saratoga at rate of
single laic for tho round trip. Tickets will
be sold August 2 and 3, good to return
August 3 to 10, or hy depositing ticket with
joint Agent icttiru limit may ho extended to
August 31, lb'JS.
lteloriucd Cliureli Itully.
The Kcformed church congregations below
tho mountain will hold a tally at Hallway
Park, Pottsville, on Wednesday afternoon.
Kev. Itobert O'lioylo, of town, will luako a
short addiess 011 "Tho Hand of Fellowship."
Coming llveuts.
Aug. 23. Phonograph entertainment in
tho Primitive Methodist church, under tho
auspices of tho Ladies' Aid Society nnd
Sunday school.
NOT ONE ESCAPED !
Is there such another navy
on the fiicc of the earth as Un
American Navy ?
Ladies'
Shirt Waists !
Wc nrc not Jclm;l, curry a single
one over tins season if rrduccil
prices can nnsist us in enrryinj; out
our intentions.
DOWN! DOWN! GOES THE PRICES !
As the Spanish fleet went vestrr-
iluy lo the bottom of the sen. Callj
cany nun secure n iMrnin.
MORGAN'S BAZAR,
23 North Main St.
Annuel Bnlos over (1,000,000 Rojos
FOR BILIOUS ai;d blevous disorders
Fui-h ns Winl ,n d I, in Iho Btovnaeh,
Giddiness 1 .'a,-- uf-.-r lie aK Head
uelie, Di..'ue -s, t)r ines. Flushings
of Heat, L'jss if Appe'it( Costlveness.
lllntehes on tho Skin. O Id Chills, Dis
turbed Sleep, 1'rWhtful Droams nnd all
Nervous nnd Tremhlimt Sensations.
THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF
IN TWENTY MINUTES, I2vory sufferer
Will acknowledge tin 111 to bo
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
Hi:i:cil.Ul-s l'll.l.S, taken ns direct
ed, will quickly reshiro Females to com
plete health. They promptly iemoo
obstructions or lrvegularltles of llio sys
tem ami cure Mrk llc.-uluelie. Forn
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Beccham's Pills aro
Without a Rival
At i havo tlin
LARGEST SALE
lifnr.y Patent Meillrlno in Hie Wnrli!.
2Bo. at all Drug Stores,
PITHY POINTS.
(lilppelilliKH Tl.rouhout tho Cotlntiy
(llirouleleil for llHfly l'eriiKHl
A writ of habeas corpus in the cao of
James Jlowers, of Jlahanoy City, will be
hiiHid by the couit in a few days, llowors U
chained with a. and b. with intent to kill
Flunk Suggert, of Mahanoy (,'ity.
Pifty machinists are wanted at the P. it Ii.
shops at Heading hocnuse of a rush of work.
From present indications the theatrical
business will be awaj below par.
The Mineral and Union (loal companies'
coMiM-lei at Shamokin will work live full
days next week if sufficient cars aio given
them.
There will lie no water famine iu Hazleton
this summer. The pcoplo of the city have
lefuM-d to drink the waler sime Sunday,
when llfty hoys were found swiinuiiiiR in
one of the loser .-ui id.
It is a Bood thiiiK to boom haul coal and a
bettor thlnu to boom your own town by the
establishment of diversified indiistiics.
Pottsvillle, with its numerous la rise icser
voirs, feels the necessity of economy 111 tho
water supply.
A marriage llcenso was Kmnted to Jacob
Omshchak and Annie Hadlk, both of Jlaha
noy City.
Tho OrwixiduirK electric railway will bo
openid for tralllc noxt Tuesday.
An efl'ort is made to reopen tho Y. M. C. A.
rooms in Pottsvillo this fall, which weie
closed some Hum ago for lack of llnaucial and
moral support.
There aro 10S PineRiovo citizens in the
present aimy.
The P. & IS. employes at Mahanoy City
wcro paid to-day.
Tho Odd Follows at Jlahanoy City will
celebrate their anniveisary next i'huisday
evening.
Tho Stoddard Coal Company has decided to
lebuild its washery near (lilbeitou, iccently
destroyed hy fire.
I!y an explosion of gas in the Iuvience
colliery, Jlahanoy Piano, Adam Zolnciist and
Peter JIatropky were terribly injuied.
An allowance of $218 for. rent, fuel and
light has hi en made lor the post oilico al
Kutztown by the Departmental Washington.
Miss Merry (lottshall, a public school
teachor of Uloninsburg, disappeared Tuesday
from her aunt's home, at No. 3720 Kedslie
avenue, Chicago, whero sho has lately resided.
c.nTTvsmiito iATri.i:i'ii:i,i.
I.OW-1IATU I'KKSON.VI.LY-COXnucrrKI) TOUI!
VIA PKNNSVI.VANIA UAIMiOAIl.
iiio recent triumphs of our arms by sea
and land lovlves tho inleiest iu that gieatest
of all Amoriean battlefields of (Icttyshiirg.
In order that the residents of New Yoik,
Philadelphia, and neighboring cities may
vi'lt this great battlefield in the moat satis
factory mannor, the Pennsylvania llailroad
Company has arranged for a threo-day per-
sonally-conductod tour on Saturday, August
111.
Haik,
Leave New York 8.50 A. 51 S13 50
" Trenton 10 it " J-. 50
" Pliiladolplila la 20 P. SI .lo 00
Proportionalo rates from othor points.
Hate incbidoB transportation In each direc
tion, two days' hotel accommodations, and
carriago drlvo over the entiio h.ittlefield
under the direction of Capt. James T. Long,
tho celebrated guide, who will describe the
battle at tho prominent points of the field.
A tourist agent and chaporon will accompany
the party. A Pullman parlor car will bo run
thiough fiom Philadelphia to Oottyaburg and
leturn.
For itineraries, tickets, and full Informa
tion apply to ticket agents ; Tourist Agent,
11(10 Itruadway, New York, and 7S0 llro.ul
street Newark, N. J. ; or address (U-o. W.
Uoyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Philadelphia. .
Fountain pens,
Purtz's.
from 23c to f2.no at F. J.
tf
Tho Mcdic.il Association.
The semi-annual convention of tho I.e
hlgh Valley .Medical Association will melt In
Pottsvillo next Thursday. About two hun
dred physicians will ho present, who will
dine at tho Pennsylvania Hall, and iu the
afternoon given an outing ut Tumbling Itun.
The association comprises Schuylkill and
adjacent counties. Soveral interesting pa puis
will be road.
At Payno's nursery, (ilrardvlllo, you will
find tho largest stock overseen iu the county.
Appriiiicliltig AYeilililig.
Tho marrlago of Charles Hendricks and
Miss Sulllo Parmloy, two popular young
pcoplo of Mahanoy City, will bo solemnized
at the residence of tho brido ou Wednesday
afternoon noxt. Tho wedding will bo
private, and tho couple, will leave on n bridal
tour of tho principal seaside resorts. Tho
bridegroom is a machinist at tho Delano
shops, while Miss Parmloy is well and favor-
nhlo known here.
fit tlioGlolio for
r RHEUMATISM.
UEUr.AT.STA .:n.. n t....
Wk GEfiMAH MEDICAL LAWS.
precnbol ly o-iineut rhyEioiannij
il DR. RICHTER'S
1 1
TAIN EXPELILW
Writ Id wnnu-npil I Ilcninrlralilv r ucCL'sfll I
Snuly Bi niiiie- v nil Trade Mark " Anchor."
(1. Ail. I.irlilir. U)., .urcarini.-.v t turn.
31 HIG'riEST AWAHD3.
13 Branch Hic-es. Own 01a8'-work,
S3&Wi;u, Lador.udA. jeVgnnticailt-'it ty
A. Wailey, 106 H. Main St..
. II. Hacenbuch, 101 N. Main St.
p.r.D. Kirltn, 6 ii. Main St.
Bneuaniloali. .
DR. RICHTCR'S '
AN(!IIOU .ITOaiACIIAT. bct for
Coll. llVkpepuln&Sloiiinrli Coiniiliilritt. I
SEPTEMBER COURT,
liiriim llriiiin Inr lie Teini lleulunliiK
September fttli.
Tho following nio the nnmos of the (Iratid
Jurors drawn for tho tormof court bpglniiliiR
September 5, 1898 1
Chns. I;, lliglcr, barber, rottsville.
Win. .Miirtln, carpenter, l'ort Caibon.
Chns. Fisher, farmer, Waslilngton.
l-'mnk Klitsch, laborer, l'ottivlllo.
Clias. l'lliiier, carpenter, McAdoo.
Lewis 1'. Itatiscli, inorchaiit, Mlnersvlllo.
Louis Love, cneineer, llntlcr.
J. A. Wolboru, fanner, Ilruiiswlek, V.
Jas. MrCiKil, laborer, Mahuiioy Twp.
Ualvlii Saylor, inorchaiit, Sehtiylklll Haven.
l-'mnk Kctner, fimiicr, llrurswlck, V.
Win. Durkln, oiigliiecr, Olmrdvlllo.
Win. M. Major, conductor, l'ort Carbon.
Thomas Jtaitln, miner, Gllberton.
liienb INidrain, merchant, l'rackvllle.
W. J. Mullen, laboier, New Cnstln.
Samuel I). Hill, engineer, Auburn.
1'. T. Smith, clerk, Pottsvillo.
Win. Huns, enrpentor, Mlnersvlllo.
Daniel S. Swnlm, fanhor, Iltibloy.
('has. Mover, shoemaker, Landlngvlllo.
Levi Humniel. tlreinan, Cressona.
Alex. MeDonald, laboier, Pottsville.
l'KTIT JUlions.
Tho follnwliig are among tho petit jurors
for the tlrst two weeks of court, residing
north of tho mountain :
Simon Sehloss, laborer, Shenandoah.
Michael Kllcullon, miner, Gllberton.
Goo. J. Kelehert, laborer, Mauhelm, S.
.lacob Kestor, agent, Shenandoah.
Paul Hook, clerk, N'ow Ringgold.
John llergan, coal ojierator, Cass.
Simon Coomb, teamster, Mahanoy City.
Geo. M, Meyer, Ins. agent, Mahanoy City.
Jtarry .1. buck, merchant, Ashland.
W. S. Sanner, merchant, l'rackvllle.
Michael llryan, gentleman, Mahanoy City.
Joseph Walsh, laborer, Cass.
John Green, miner, Middlcport.
John Ludwig, hrakeman, Gordon.
Thomas Morgan, laborer, Cass.
P. J. Muiiday, miner, Kahii.
Ldward (lorman, operator, Mahanoy City.
Geo. Ginther, eleik, Mahanoy City.
Kdward HoHinau, clerk, Gmdon.
Lewis Lauer, blacksinith, Ashland.
Win. Penileigast, laborer, Cass.
W. G. Parker, piiimher, Glrardvllle.
erriT juniius September la.
Josiah Sliull, stoneinason, Ashland.
Jacob llcini, fiieman, Gordon.
Joseph Standennielr, laboier, Ashland.
1). L. JfcCall, clerk, Mahanoy City.
Win March, clerk, Goidon.
Tobias Purcell, laborer, Shenandoah.
Thomas Jordan, Jr., lahorer.Mahanoy Twp.
G. W. Harlow, tinihor merchant, Mahanoy
City.
Z. Laiidenslager, merchant, Girardville.
1M. O'Doiinell, toamster, Ilutler.
1-Miniiuil Walters, inachiiiist, Taniainia.
Josepli C. Hrecker, merchant, GirariU illo.
Peter Litsch, merehaiit, .Mahanoy City.
David I-'agley, carpenter, Itntler.
William Weaver, inechauic, Ashland.
M. J. Murphy, clerk, Mahanoy City.
I!cnjaniln Ueacher, miner. Shenandoah.
Luos J. Hall, Ins. agent, Mahanoy City.
Stephen Ilridgen, plasterer, Mahanoy City.
Harrison Itehrer, miner, Pincgrovo Twp.
Jacob Maurer, eaipentcr, Ashland.
William Miller, butcher. Ashland.
Theodore I Gicen, barber, Union Twp.
John Pcrroiig, hotel, Girardville.
A. II. Swabn, merchant, Shenandoah.
Michael Mahouey, laborer, Cass.
Joseph Weber, miner, Mahanoy City. '
Joseph llilahiish, laborer, Mahanoy Twp.
Harry Kbencr, miner, Mahanoy Twp.
Daniel Neiswinter, saloon, Shenandoah.
Geraiiuiiiiis, fuchsias, pansies, daises, roses,
etc., for spring planting at Payne's nurseries,
(liraidvillo. Tubero.se and gladiolus bulbs.
MAHANOY CITY.
Victims ol Accidents In iiml About the
IMllies,
Mahanoy City, July S3. Harry, lt-year-ohl
son of Thomas llalubridge, was severely
Injured at tho Morea breaker yesteiday. He
was employed as a jig runner and left his
pait of the apparatus to aid a lluugaii.in
who had trouble with another part. The
boy's left hand was so badly mangled hy a
wheol that it may ho necessary to amputate
three lingers, lie was sent to the .Miners'
hospital.
Patrick Dempsey, of Hills patch, is suffer
ing from a sprained back sustained at tho
Llmwood colliery while lifting u car. He
was a driver.
Thomas Kdwards, a miner, had his left leg
hiokeii iu two places below tho knee hy a fall
of coal at tho Tunnel Itidge colliery.
Thebiick work of the P. (I. S. of A. hall
is liiiishcd to tho top of the third story. The
building will he completed early iu Septem
ber. The Gorman Lutheran Sunday school will
hold a picnic at Lakeside on Thursday.
It is rumored that beer will drop in prico
on Monday from fs to f 7 per barrel. All
agents will lake part in t lie reduction.
A hitching plate pulled nut of a trip of
cars atcending tho slopo of tho Schuylkill
colliery yesteiday and tho care rushed from
tho fourth to tho ninth level, knocking out
six sets of timbers.
John, lu-year-old sou of Simon Amer, fell
from n cherry tree and fractured his collar
bono.
Charles II. Hewitt, of Delano, fell on a
railroad track whllo crossing an ash pit and
injured his face.
Advices havo been received that George
DoLong, a member of tho Heading comnanr
of volunteers, died at the C'hickaniaiiga
Hospital lrnm typliolil lever. DoLong for
merly resided at St. Nicholas.
Karl's Clover Hoot Tea is a pleasant laxa
tive Hcgiilatcs tho bowels, purines tho
blood. Clears the complexion. lCusy to
luako and pleasant to hike, 23 cts. Sold by
P. D. Kirlin and a guarantee.
REDUCED RATES TO THE SEASHORE.
I.niv Itnto lixcnraloi, to Atlantic City, Sen
Isle City, Cupo Aliiy uml Oeemi City,
The Philadelphia & Headine Ilnllunv 1.
arranged a special low rate excursion to the
above points on Tliursilay, July 28, lbDS. A
special imiu win leave oneniiniioall at 1I:I1
a. in. The faro will be $3.50 for round trip.
Tickets will lie good going to Philadelphia
en abovo special train and also on regular
train leaving Shenandoah at 12:27 p. m,
July 28th. and good going to destination oii
any train same day or day following, and a
Pullman parlor car will also he attached to
the abovo special train, l-'ast express trains
leavo Philadelphia for tho above mentioned
sea shoro points nt frcmicnt intervals and le
turr.lng tickets will ho good on any train
within ten days, including day of issuo,
Kellevo Present 1 1 mil Times.
Tho Culled Mine Workers of Wilkesbarro
and vicinity yesteiday adopted resolutions
favoring tho payment of tho miners and all
mine workors by the day of eight hours; tho
abolition of all contract work; the sup
pression of tho company stora and the sale of
supplies hy tho company. This policy, say
the Mine Workers, will relievo tho hard
times,
He Not Deceived. A Cough, lloarsenoss or
, ... . ... i .. ...in. , i
j i. luup, uiu nui. iu uu iruioti Willi, a uoso hi
I nine oi .-siiiKjii a i auo win save you mucli
I trouble. Sold by P, 1), Kirlin and a guar
, autec.
Dr. Frank Womer,
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT,
Hin-itOLlca and eye glasses fitted accurately
Medical jirm-tlce resumed.
ON JARDIN ST., SHENANDOAH.
THE CEILING BREAKER.
Makes Ills AppeiirHiico Again ami Goes
to .lull.
Adam W. Arlusky was taken to jail hv
Constablo Glhlon this morning to await trial
in default of 300 hail on a chargo of ma
licious mischief inado by Carby Kagan.
Arlusky Is tho man who twice attempted
suicide on Thursday morning by hanging,
nnd after breaking through a floor colling ou
tho second nttcmpt ran oil' to Locust inoun
tain. It was believed that the man was in
sane, nnd that ho would probably take his
life iu some secluded spot on tho mountain.
On tho night of tho same day ho returned to
town and tried to gain admittance to tho
house ho had left without hoing observed.
Tho house his an attic without fluorine and
entrance to it can bo gained through n win
dow at cither cud of the house. Arlusky
climcd up to one of the windows and
crawled in, but be went through the celling
of tho room below. The man scrambled out
of tho houso and then entered hy tho other
window, when ho again broko through the
unprotected celling. This timo ho was
caught and held ou n chaigo made by the
owner of the propel ty. Arlusky mado no
statement to his captors and tho belief that
ho Is Insane is strengthened.
Ask your grocer for tho "Hoyal Patent
llour, nnd taku no other brand. It Is tho host
flour mndo.
ltHl'OUT 01' TIIH CON1HTIO.V OK
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
at .Sliciianiloab, Iu the state of Pennsylvania, "(
the eIoe of Iiii-Iiic", July Hth, 193:
iii,ornef
Loans-mill din-mints JIS9.HH 59
II. S. Ilonils to secure cllclllllllon 73,0011 00
Premiums on It. . Honils G.noo 00
Mocki, wcurltlc", etc 20.301) 00
ll.inkltiK-lioiise. furniture, ami llxt 2,159 72
Due from approved icsi-rve iijrcnts tls-,110 IH
Cliccks anil other cash Items 2,011 39
Notes of other national banks 2,19.) 00
I'riiitloiuil paper eiiireney, nickels and
cents.. -Is9 S2
Lawful money reserve In hank, viz:
Specie 13.117 00
l.eual-tcnili-r notes I5,0:S 00
U. S. ceitlf 's of deposit for
legal tenders 20,7S' SO
ltcilcmptloii fund with P. S. treasurer
(.1 per cent, ellclllatlon) 3,37.1 CO
Total
S3lM),"."3 20
l lAI'.ll.l l ll.s.
Capital stock paid In 8100,000 (X)
.surplus fiiuil 20.000 (U
ITiiilti died tirolits, less expenses and
taxes paid 13,79133
National ll.ink notes outstanding IVTiOO 00
Due to other national banks 111,9119 30
Due to state banks ami bankers 1, MM ill
Di blends impalil 7,10100
Individual ileposils subject to check.... 133,911 Oil
Demand ccrtlllcutes of deposit 2IG "(I
I'crtlllcd chicks 119 7.1
Total
S3iJ,7.13 20
State of Pi'iinsj Ivaula. County of Schuylkill, s:
I, IS. It. Hunter, cashier of the above-named
hank, do solemnly swear that the nboxe state
ment Is tt ue to the best of my knowledge and
belief. IS. II. ltu.VTKll, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23il
day of July, ls.93. J. It. Covi.k.
l orn il Auesi: notary i-uoiic.
II. V. Tit.man
n, 1
usiinr, Directors.
IsOS, I
OlIKIsTIAN Scnsiinr,
T. II. Iluri-iu
MISCELLANEOUS.
IntH'ND. A cmv. For further information
1 apply to Henry Itinhly, Turke Itun.
Own r 4-jiii Imvc nunic by paying nil rxpoiiii
iiKiirml in keeping it Ilu4 been In tlic
neiglibortiooil for tlireu weuk. It
IjlOH KKXT. Dwelling lit mm, six rooms,
' lately palnteil ami papered, water in the
houso. Cull at Kast Coal street, Klienai -tloah,
la, 7--lw
POIl HUNT. A Htablo Hltimteil on South
WhltH xticet. Large enough for two horses.
Water conucettont, Apply to (leorge Folmtr
IJIOU UK NT. A dwelling hotme, with all eon
I' vetdeneen, for a Hinall family, with four
rooms and a kitchen, on North White utreet.
Apply nt 120 North Main street. 7-S-tf
IOST A buneh of keyH loot in thlH town a
J few iLiynago. Kinder will he rewarded by
returning name to J VI Kast Coal htreet. tf
1.1 OK HKNT Store room and dwelling, ecu
1 trallv located, with all modern conven
lenee. Apnly at No. 113 Noith Main Htn-et,
Shenandoah' f-2J-tf
Mill KKNT.-l'ropeity, No. 31ft West Centre
1 street, reeently vaulted by IMiilip II
Iloehler.
the butcher. Suitable, for grocery, meat market,
etc. Dwelling and stnblo attached. Apply to
C. ii. Palmer, 310 West Centre wtreet. 0-18-tf
IT10K SALIC A valuable property on Went
X1 Centre street, dwelling boue, and all con
veiileneeH In desirable loeatlon. Apply to
Thomas To-ih, for furtlier particular. 0-7tf
IilOU HALK. A miloon. flood stand and ten
1 tial location. Han two pool tableH, one
being a combination of pool and billiards.
Apply at the JlutAl.l) olllee, tf
REFRIGERATORS ;
BABY GARRIAGES.
The above must be
closed out before the season expires.
Note our ridicuously low prices on
baby catriages. A swell vehicle
with the best of silk and plush
upholstery, rubber tires, steel
wheel, foot brake, and a satin
parasol, now going at $3.50 J
formerly $15.00. Then we have a
few other makes, equally as good
bargains.
SvS5SsifsStS;!S
Refrigerators
For family purposes.
Finished in antique and oak, two
shelves on the inside, with special
tank and spigot for drinking pur
poses, nicely carved and finished at
$G.OO. You could not buy it
anywhere for less than $8.00.
A $10.50 one reduced to $8.50.
Ice Chests
Sold at a mere price.
We must get rid of these goods
before this month is out, hence the
cut in prices.
Davidson's
BUSY . FURNITURE . AND , STOVE . STORE,
121-123 North Alain St.
A jri'od lilneo for a good
drink
Michael Mills' Saloon,
23 1C. Centre street, Mellet'a building,
Wine, Wldskles, lleer und Cluiirs. Krealiest
beer Iu town Hy ou tan.
"GOLD DUST."
.
Oriniv
rptn In rrrmu
1 l . 1 . - 1 .
rETl;-"
they stick, too unless
I
rt ,nlt nil
T1IKN. IC PAItlHANIC COMPANY,
Chlcacn.
SPECIAL : BARGAINS
ARE BEING OFFERED BY THE-
Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House,
13 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Tin: prices which we are
where. All our shoes have
insoles. We don't handle shoes that have any paper soles
or counters. We don't handle the kind of goods that last
only from Saturday until Monday, like other houses keep.
Half our Children's and Misses' goods are manufactured in
Orwigsburg the best goods in
the times.
Look for the right place and number. Don't forget The
bargains we are offering. Call early and examine them.
NO FAKE SALES ; ALL
COME AT ONCE AND SECURE BARGAINS.
Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House,
(Michael Peters' Building.)
13 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
ELIAS SUPOWIT2, Prop.
GREAT PAIN ! GREAT CO ST
These were the two reasons that foimcily
Inept people frsm atleiulinj; to their teeth.
Ilolh reasons luive no existence in this ad
vanced age. Painless and inexpensive dent
istry with an absolute guarantee for live years
is our method
A Oood Set of Teeth, $
The Very lief t Teclh, $S.
You ran cet no heller, no matter what you
ny. No charge for extiartin;, when lei III
suu ordered. We can take your impression in
tl morning and (live you your teeth in the
afiernoon if desired.
(lold Pllllngs, $1 ; ltcst Silver
Fillings, 5oc up; CIc.inliiK, 5oc;
Extracting, 25c.
Crown and bridge work nt very reasonable
tales. Examinations and estimates free.
We use but one grade of material
the best.
SCHUYLKILL DENTAL PARLORS,
Car. Whlto & Centre Sts., Robbins' Building
DRINK-
CIKARY'S KXTKA I INK
QUATJTY
-GINGER ALE, -
Superior Snrsaparilla...
and Oranjje Champagne.
rniLn.-cnmr-STOKE.
o DHAI.I'.lt IN n
Fruit, Confectionery,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Wholesale and RetaU.
SO Woct Oontro Gtrejotu
Tho Rosy Freshness
Anjl velvety noftucM of the Bkln Is liivn
rubly obtalueil Ljr tlnn'9 who uno 1'Ozzoni'u
uoiniileiloii i'owiler.
"OOLD DUST."
fintrer mark3
on the woodwork
'Tl . nrtmn nncllxr ntlrl
you get rid of them with.
tit r
r Wasn't!?
(1 Powder
eltaninsr easv.
"""'l; ,,'f.Vn
.vM
1 "
giving you cannot be beat else
leather counters and leather
the market, and prices to suit
GENUINE."
EDUCATED and ARTISTIC TASTES
In wnll papers nnd Jeeorntlona 1h one of tho
nineteenth century neeornplUlitnentx That Is
why thoH who select their wall paper nt
aVUWK'H Ki t Mich (lellKMful re 11 It. It Nn't
necessary to purchase the expensive grudeH, tho
ilenlKiw ami enlors nra jut ns nrtlstl In tho
cheaper unuleH, If they aru not no ileh. For
thoMO who wUh to decorate their rooms with
artistic wiill papers go to
J. P. CARDEN,
224 West Centre Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
Thos. Buchanan,
OPTICIAN.
Examination Made at Your Home or at
Our Store.
--Has Moved to
118 S. Main Street.
THOMAS BUCHANAN,
OPTICIAN,
We Bottle
BEER,
WEISS BEER,
ALE, PORTER
Private family orders will receive
prompt attention. Iave tlieiu
at the office, we will do
the rest.
COLUMBIA
BREW I IMG COMPANY.
COIt HTATH HKNATOn,
F sotll District,
D. PI. GRAHAM,
Or Mahanoy Citv.
Hiilijc t to lp)iiilillcnii mien.
poll KIltlCCTOIt OK THIS l'OOll,
S. G. MIDDLETON,
OP nil.DKIITON.
Hiilijcit to ltcpiilillcaii rulea.
JjlOU COUNTY CONTltOIXKIt,
CHARLES A. SNYDER,
Ok 1'orrsvii.iJi
Hubjrct to Itepiibllcnn ru6n,
JjlOU COUNTy BUItVKYOH,
MARK D. BOWMAN,
Ok Maiunov Citv,
Huhjrtt Iu IteiiuLllciiii ruin.
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