THE HERALD nn vnu wanjt V X. ' T 1 , I ' Crea tes business because of its known largt circulation and renders rich 7i vafj J public through a pro- gtessive, digmfiea, influential journal use the JlEKAI.D columns. results to its anvrrtisers. S0 VOL. XJ.I1.-N0 220 SHENANDOAH. PA.. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1898. ONE CENT TO J I m V0 GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF BABY CARRIAGES In order to clc:ui out the as quickly us possible. Carrlaizca tnat were szo 00, 18 00, 17 00, 15 00, 12 00, 10 00, 9 00, " " 6 00, If. you want a choice come at once as we think they will be all J. P. Williams & Son, 82J0'HARA'S FOR 3& A. 3? .A OPEN DAY Cor. I.loyd and White Sis., SHENANDOAH and NEW- CARPETS For fall trade now open. HEDUCfiD PRICES ON ALL- Summer Dress Goods. I I CD CD ! f"" jm jm 1 1 vis HE BEE We have dren's.SILK and get our Our prices on these goods are tlie same as on all our other goods, 'I HE LOWEST. THE BEE HIVE," 29 S. Main St. Third ICYCLE ARGAINS One Boy's Wheel, $10.00. One Gent's Wheel, second-hand, but tires and We still have a few first-grade bicycles that we will sell so cheap that it will pay you to buy just for a spin on the good full roads. The best two mouths oi the season are beiore us. Swalni's Hardware Store. For Good AND NOhTROUBLE TO BAKE LUSE AQUEDUCT MILL Daisy or Moss Rose Flour. Sold Geo. W. Keiter. Whole Wheat Graham Flour Old Time Pure Rye Brookside At KEITER'S. balance of our stock now $17 OO 15 OO 1 OO 13 OO 10 OO Q OO 7 OO 4 BO " " " AND AND NIGHT. rialn Street, MAHANOY CITY, Special Values in SUMMER UNDERWEAR. TUST a few Ladies' Shirt J Waists . lett. Reduced from $1.00 to 35 and 50 cents, They must be sold. CT"3 CI Dry Goods and carpet Stoie, HIVE, " x just received a full line of the latest and most stylish in infants and chil- CAPS. Examine the goods prices before buying elsewhere, Door F"rom Post Office Shirk," $15.00. wheels are in good condition. Light White Bread by Flour Fancy Pastry Flour Best Granulated Corn Meal. CENTRALIA jVROUSED. 'i'lm l'eoplo Ask Tlitit it New School Hoard lie Appointed. The people of Centratla, who liavo hecomo very much incensed nt the failure of the Sell' ,1 lli.ird of tliut borough .to elect tent litis ami opon the schools, havo fur win, led n iiumeroiisly signed petition to the JuiUt of the Columbia county court, pray ing hut tlio Hoard bo compelled to show cuu. o why it should not bo ousted, and Unit a new Hoard bo appointed. The teachers liavo not lictm elected for the tonuand the schools, which should have been opened on August Btlth, still remain closed and tho Board has shown no signs of a deslro to perform Its duties. Tho liKHAt.D readers are familiar with the circtimslaucos which havo brought about this condition of affairs, J. II. Eisenhowor, for nioily principal of tho Mahanoy City Hlglf sohiMil, was elected principal of the Centralia schools two years ago by a Hoard of School Din ctors appointed by tho court to take the place of a formor Hoard which had become deadlocked over management of tho affairs of the district. lien tho newly elected Board of Directors superceded that appointed by the court It refused to appoint Eisenhower as principal, electing in his stead C. Smith Murphy, who had just left a placo in tho schools of Sit. Carniel. Elsenhower took tho ca90 Into court anil won a decision crnntiin- inui inn salary lor tlio last term. Another suit would havo followed to compel payment or i ins year s salary In caso the Hoard had continued to fail to recognize Eisen hewer as principal, and thero is no question but that the district would havo been compelled to pay Elsen hower's salary for tho lull three years. The uoaru lacoit tliu decision, but olistinalp.lv rn, fused to accept the situation: and not havlnc tho nervo to proceed In direct violation of tho law. remained inactive, while tlmsiif. feriug community looked on with anger and Impatience. Tho feoling against the Board is now vory warm and the court will tin, doubtedly appoint a new Board. RUNAWAY BOY. Arreateil I,nt Night niul Sent Ituek to J'liMuilolplilu To-tlny. Policeman Martin Mullahy learned last night that thero was a boy In town wlio had stolen money and ran away from homo in Pbilailclnlthi. Tin tirtn,1 ,.t , i. i... boy and found him with a group at the cor uer of I.loyd and Chestnut streets. Upon being questioned the runaway said ho was ucurKi) iv iisou, 14 years old, and runaway uom uis nomoat 1501 SJOth strict, Phlladel, Pllia. Willi !-S..r,l tin nun in. In 1.1. a boy who formerly lived hero and is now at i miuuuipiua nan tout Wilson that Shenandoah was a nice placo in which tj live and tho latter came on hero. Ho ariived nt .mm, nn Holiday. Wilson had f 3 U2 In his pockets when tlio nolleo took rlmrmi .,r I,;... ti... i had secured a job as slate picker in ono of mo iire.iKers anil intended to start work to morrow. Ho said he preferred Shenandoah to Philadelphia. Chief of Polico Murphy kept Wilson at his homo last night and sent a telegram to the boy's father, Jo,eph Wilson, who Is a carpenter by occupation and works far the Western Union Telegraph Company, lhe father teltrr!itiliil n r.i ..i.i. that his sou bo held until money could bo mailed to pay his faro homo. Tho money found in tho boy's pockets was sulllcleut for this purpose, however, and they sent tho boy uu uiu a:ua i-eun. train, telegraphing tho .unci uj uieoi mm in rmiadelphia, LOST HAmTaNDFOOT. ltoMilt of railing Itoelt nt tho i:Uiiiiewii Colliery. William Zallnskl, a laborer employed at tho Ellancowau eollinrv nmi rnQ;,ii.,n nQi West I.loyd street, was mangled by a fall of rw vms niormug. Tho rock cut oil all the lingers of tho left hand and half of tho loft loot. Uis head was also badly cut. It is probaulo that amputations will follow above mu wrist anu aumo. i no victim was attended at his boarding house by Dr. Stein and sub sequently removed to tho Miners' hospital. ISxcItlnir KmuiHiiv A man named Cusakawicz, residing in tho f irst waul, and Ills young son had a thrilling experience this morning and barely escaped very serious injury in a runaway, They had attended an Interment nt. H.n T.ll,i, ,,!,, cemetery and wcro returning in a carriago down tho mountain road when tho horse commonced to kick and Its two hind hoof: got caught in tho dashboard of tho carriago The animal kicked itsili" fron amir, tlm riace over tho oinlmiikninnf ami with tho shafts trailing. Cusakawicz and his son fell from tho carriago as it toppled over. The child's face was bruised, but tho iatucr escaped injury. The carriago was left a wreck on tho sldo of the mountain. The horse rau down tho road to Line street wnero It slipped In turning sharp and fell at tho Kcscuo Hook and Ladder Couipany'i building and was taken in chargo by mem hers of the company. At Coslott't fur This Week. riue assortment or York state pears, for prssorvlng, or table purposes, $1 per basket. Fresh lima beans and lluo Jersey sweet uotatocs. 30 miita onions for pickling and York stato colory. wystors received uauy lrom tho beds. A kinds of fresh fish for Friday, at Job Coslott's, 3(1 South Main street. 0-21-it A IlumUome Club llnui.ii. Tho Ashland Elks liavo added very much to tho completeness of tholr handsome club houso, by fitting up a nicely appointed bath room, and connecting tho several floors with sueaklutr tubes. Tlmt- handsomo piano, and are about to placo anomor tamo in their billiard rooms. Trolley Wire llrnho. A slleht delav In tr;iltli. u-ua n,.,.,iu;......i , the Schuylkill Traction lino this afternoon uj mo ironej wire BroaKlug near Superin, tendent W. II. Lewis' home at Wm. Penn, Passengers wore transferred on ono trip and after that the wiro was temporarily repaired iur lurouga service Tlmuermaii Injured, William Heekor, of Mahanoy City, em ployed as a timber man at tho Tunnel Kidgo colliery, had tho index finger of his left hand crushed by a log rolliug on it. To Slake a Display. The Humane Fire Company of Mahanoy City will turn out a largo representation at till! llimtllil !ltt.niltl,r 11... Clnl.. 1.'.- H..v.....i.a . . v uwiu x'uuiiiuna Convention at Lebanon during tho first week ui uciuuoruuu win tauo us steamer along, School llulldlng Aecepteil, At a meeting of tho Mahanoy City School Hoard last night tho now suhool building was reported as entirely satisfactory and accepted front Contractor Daniel Mcdurl, of Potts ville. Tho buildiugt-ost f 10,035.17, but when complete, with heating and ventilating ap paratus, etc., the total cost will bo 23,000. Chambor sets, U pieces, from f-.GO up, at F. J. 1'oitz. tf OUR FliflG 111 HAVAjMA. Old Qlory Hoisted on tho FlngstaS of tho Trocha HotoL OARING FOR RE00N0ENTRAD0S. Mnrquls Corvcrn, Military Governor ofMnrtnnno, Arrnimen l'or tlioTi'iuis fer to Tludr Dosortwl Ilonios of tho Victims or Weylor's lliuitnl Ordor. Havana, -Sept. 21. At 10 o'clock yes terday mornlnp; the first American Unp in Havana was hoisted on the llagstaft of the Trocha hotel, tho headquarters of the American evacuation commis sion. A guard of marines was posted at the entrance to the grounds. Col onel Clous nml Captnln Payne stood on the roof of the hotel on either side of the llaRstnff. At 10 o'clock sharp a quartermaster of the steamer Hepolute hoisted her flap, which linfutled and lluttercd proudly In the breeze. All the members of tho commission raised their hats and cheered the Stars and Stripes. The approaches to the Krounds at either end of the street were patroled by squads of the Ouardla Clyllc In order that tho commissioners might not he mop-ptcd. A widow and two children, evidently persons of lellnement, hut In abject want, approached General Wade, the president of the commission, and plead ed for relief. The widow and children were seated In the dining" room of the hotel and given a hearty meal. Others In need were equally well treated, all who applied leeelvlng relief of some sort. Marquis Cervera, military g-overnor of Marlanao, has Issued an order pro viding for the return of the refugees from the country reroneentradns to their farms and fields, offering absolute protection to all those golnc back to their hopies and lands. To this end he has arranged for three omnibuses to run twice a week from Marlanao to different Interior points in the vlrin- Ity, taking, free of cost, the families and baggage of those who wish to re turn to their homes. The civil gov ernor, beside Issuing orders to tho mayors of Cano and Ilauta to co operate with the mayor of Marlanao, has to the same end set aside the sum of $500 to he distributed among those families who return to labor on the farms. Bishop Santander, of this diocese, yesterday had a long Interview with Captain General Ulanco, supposedly for the purpose of considering the position of the clergy after the evacuation of the Island. Advices from Matnnzas continue to report Kreat distress and spread of sickness, to remedy which, it is as serted, the city officials do Absolutely nothing. Dr. Jose Congosto, secretary general of Cuba, who Is accredited to the Span ish commission at Paris, will sail on Saturday via New York. The Spanish mall steamer Alfonso XIII sailed for Spain yesterday, car rying, beside the 1,200 passengers, mostly women and children, 1,000 i Ick soldiers. Kemlrlrk House Free I.unch, Cream of tomato soup will bo servod, free, to all patrons to-night. DESPERATE DOUBLE MURDER. Captured Alter n, llnttlo tn Which Ho Killed Two Men. Garrett, Pa Sept. 21. P. P. Myers yesterday took possession of a house left to him by his mother, Mrs. Chrlst ler Myers, who died five months ago. The deed was not signed by his father, who had a life tenure In the property. Alexander McDonald, who leased the house at Mrs. Myers' death, moved out on Monday. When Chrlstler Myers ar rived yesterday he found the house barricaded, his son refusing' lilm en trance. He at once went to Somerset, swore out a warrant for forcible entry and detainer, and on his return here se cured service for the writ. Young1 Myers fired at tho approach, of the constable and his posse, fatally wounding Michael Kearney. Then ho fled to his boarding house, Immediately adjoining, where Constable Nelson Lenhart and his brother, John Lenhart, followed him. He fired again, killing John Lenhart Instantly. Sheriff Martin Hartzell, of Somerset, In a short time arrived with tho posse. A crowd of infuriated citizens was guarding the boarding house, in the cellar of which young Myers was hiding. After an hour's waiting a raid was made. A dozen shots were exchanged. Myers was finally overpowered, and while be ing taken down tho steps of tho houso waB struck by a gun In tho hands of somebody In the crowd. Ho was knocked unconscious, but later ro covered and was removed to Somerset, Michael Kearney died about 10 o'clock. John Lenhart, the other vic tim, was scarcely recognizable when found, the entire front of his face be ing blown off. Itough lUdiii'H' IIorsoH Sold by Auction Now York, Sept, 21, Three hundred and seventy-five horses that belonged to Roosevelt's rough riders went undor the hammer yesterday at prices rang ing from $5 to $77, hut averaging about $16. Eight hundred more of them will bo sold today and tomorrow. The salesroom was crowded when the sale began. There were horses hv hun dreds, nearly all bronchos. Many of them never had been saddled, and few of them had been shod. There were but two men in tho crowd of butchers, bakers, farmers, grocerymen and horse dealers who had a real Interest In the bids they made. There wcro rough riders who hid In their mounts for $13 and $22, respectively. Most of the horses' ribs could he counted. The horses cost the government about $G3 apiece. Swelling Their Hunks. I'rom Ilaileton I'laln-Speakcr. Tho 0:21 train last evening brought a car load of foreigners fresh from Europe hut only a few stopped oil' here. The majority wore bouud for tho Schuylkill region whore they expect to work In and around tho mines. All kinds of vegetables and Uowor seeds, and plauU at Payne's nurseries, (llrardvillo, I Electric cars pass tho door. fi-U-tf BON TON OPENING. A Splrnillil Display or l'ashlnnnhle MIMIn. ery mid Trliiiiiilngs Aihirn lis Interior. Honor to whom honor Is due. This term applies not only to thoso who had achieved deeds of valor, or starved in soldlor camp, or languished in hospital camps for our country's flag, but also to thoso who havo. won success in a business venture. Wo refer principally to the Hon Ton Millin ery house, yet In their Infancy, but who recently enlarged their stock of newest millinery by adding imported pat terns as well as tho designs from their own workshop. Many aduiirersaud buyers visited tho fall opening last night and tho Indica tions aro that the throng will continue for soveral days to come. Congratulations wore showered upon the proprietors for their en terprlso and success shown in introducing to the feminine portion the latest novel ties for the coming season in ladies', misses' and children's headgear. bailors, walking hats, Itough Kiders, and cadet hats can bo seen in ondloss varieties, and in overy color Imaginable. Tho parlors aro decoratod with all sorts of birds, wings and quills. J ho new shados in ostrich feathers are dreams of loveliness. The many callers wero delighted with this ex ceptionally fino display, and they all claimed that tho Bon Ton millinery has won the wreath of victory in catering to tho ladies of this Tfcinity. Johnson's Cate, 3(1 Kast Culltrn Street, lhe leading oyster cafe. Sorved in all styles and exactly to your own taste. Wedding llelltt. John Whalcn and Miss Mary Monaghan twn iinmilar -mnii' npnnln nf Sf Vi-li.-.lnD were joined in tho holy bonds of wedlock mis aueruoon. i.ne ceremony was per formed in St. Canlcns idmrrh. MnbiiiinT. OUv On the 2Sth lust. Dr. Itobort Gray, of Port Carbon, and Miss Mary Wren, of Mahanoy uuy, win uo married at tuo latter place. St. Marv Marrdnlnno's rhurpli nf T.not el- was tho scene of a marriage ceremony this morning in wincn auss Itoso Noono and James Canfmld. lint li nf T.nf Pn.nlr l,n principals. Itev. 1. F. Daggetttbe pastor of uiu cuurcii, oiiiciaiou ai mo nuptials. Harry S. Boughey, of Philadelphia, son of T I, 1 .1.1- . ... juiu, -iiuuuiiuy. oi mis Lutvn, ami .hiss uiima Spaydo, of Pottsvllle, woie married this aftoruoon at tho residence of tho brido's parents at tho lattor placo. Kov. G. W. Van Fossen, rector of All Saints' Protestant Enisconal church of town. nHli-It,! nf i.n ceremony. Tho groomsman left this town u ion juuis nyo io seme, in muaaeipnia and is prospering mere. Two wtiddlntrs tnnlf nldpft In Rf Pt.,i. church, Mahanoy City, to-day. Miss Kato i,iarK, oi mat town, ana Joseph U. Kqui, o Hoauoko, Va., wero the first couplo married MisS MftrV HfttirV. nf GtlhnrtnT. ,.,.,o uriuesmaiu aim o. r. scnerc, oi iloanoko, tlii groomsman. In the second wedding Miss Marv Monavhau and Minhnnl Wlmln,, l.n. of St. Nicholas, wore tho principals. Miss Kate U'liearn, or Ashland, was tho brides maid and Patrick Whnlun lirntlinr fl bridegroom, tho groomsman. Miss Laura Stride, daughtor of Hugl Stride, of Malmnnv f?ifv nml T.nnio T..1, of Philadelphia, will bo married at tho latter piaco io-nignc. Charlatan March (Sousa's latest) at iiru nun's. A Dniiienteil Young Woman, A nirnnllll,.nrr.c.,.lf ....:i . nmi ...v bv. .vaivuuuuv Hum, 1UUIU Is H. Vfllllll' IL'nmnn rnn.lni.ll., ..... ...1 ....l f a ... t.wt,a.tu llj 111I11MUI1UK about our streets, who is demontcd ; and wo iniiiK it about tlmo the propor authorities should sen tn If. flinf. aim I. nl,ul i.. it... almshouse or somo other proper placo. It is saiu sue uaus iron) sueuandoab." For your watch repairing and jewelry re pairing go to Ike Orkin's, ISO South Mniu street. tf To ,'unii Meado. As tho Pennsylvania soldiers havo not left Camp Meado yet, but will probably do so next week, tho Philadelphia & Beading Sail way will repoat tho cheap excursiou of last Sunday on next Sunday, tho 23th Inst. Train will lea vo at 0.05 a. m. and returning leave Middlotown at 0.00 p. m and Cliltou, the station nearest tho camp of tho Sth Iiegimtnt, at 0.15 p.m., Fare, Jl. 70. It will pay you to read Ike Orkin's an nouncements on tlio fourth pago. tf Another Property Salo, Lastevoiiiuga salo of the Watson Houso property on South Main street to Luuls Goldln, tho clothing morchant, was con summated for tho sum of $17,000. The property was owned by Hon. M. C. Watson and adjoins the north side of Mr. lioldln's placo of business. The now ownor has not decided upon what ho will do with tho prop erty, but will probably remodel it and mako two new-stylo stores on the first floor. I'entolllco tin it llank. An ordor was issued by First Assistant Postmaster Oouoml Heath on Saturday which authorizes postmasters to Issue monoy orders payable at their own otllces. This practice has not beon horotoforo followod, and tho new departure will be au accommodation to a great numbor of people who, not having an account at a bauk, deslro to follow this economical and absolutely safo method in payment of hills, etc. Absolutely Puro POWDER GOWGIIiW IK SESSION Important Matters Discussed and Acted Upon Last Nlsht. MR, SCANLAN GIYEN MORE TIME 1 The Finance Committee and Bondsmen Will Meat to Adjust Matters and Report to Council Connection With the Old Water Plant De cided Upon. A Rnnrtnl flllil run, imnnrloiil tnrtf!,.r ftf me uorougn council was Held last night to meet lax Collector .Scanlau and his bonds men and act on othor mattors deferrod from tlio last lllnfttllip nf PnlllU'll. Illfllldlnr. flw. suggestion to connect tho borough water mains with tho supply pipe of the old water comnany. Tho mcetlin.' was attended bv Councilmcn McGuire, Bronnan, Bell, Coak- loy. Murphy, Hand, Straughn, James, Har mon. oiiuomaKcr ni iniswnnimr. Mr. facanlan mado a statcmont to the effect mat ne would be obligod to havo three or lour months additional time in which to settle his 1805 dutillmtn nil tut Tn,ta,in,l much dlfllculty in making collections. He said bo had settled with tho county on that duplicate and was pretty near throueh with tho School Board. Times arn lnnkum l,tinr and all tbo money ho receivos hereafter will no paiu to mc uorougn. air. I'. J. Bronnan mado a similar statement, nml mldi.il ti,,.t ., ,i. ditional help had been given Mr. Scaulan to uiaKe collections. Mr. Hand, chairman nf tlm fi I1HHI.M prim mitten, read R. RLltnninnt Rtinwlnrr tlinf , ... Vl.v not balanco duo on tho 18U3 dupllcato was ?1 1,070.78 and that Council will need 1S 002.50 to meet expenses nsldo from the running expenses before January 1st, next. .nr. ocanian said mat no would colloct all tho monev nnsstbln and If n 1000 n.n ,. ferred to could not be met ho would pay the interest for a renewal of the note. Upon this offer, and in view of the statement that tho bondsmen claimed thero wcro some errors in me account, it wasdecidcd that the fiuaiici committee meet Mr. Scania n nml bin linmlu men at the tarliest possible date and report at a special meeting to bo called for that pur pose. Secretary Coakloy read tho following com munication and, on motion, it was placed on file for future reforenco : Sui:.n-a.doaii, Pa., Sept. 10, ISOs. To thv Council of the Borough of Shenan doah : I am not liable on any bond of M. J. Scan bin. (,ll,-fnr of Tiiro, nf (2I,. 1 i. ' , -. -. -ux wiicuiinuuuu, uh mr llRllln nn nnr Itnml nf l,tD ...l..'nl. i , " ... , rf " "insulins uui been sottlnil nn ithi nnl n ...,l ti,... 1.. nor with my cousont. and if Council seek to nuiu mo ou uuj sucu nouu I will contest their right to do so as I neither sigued such bond nor authorized if fn l .lnnn n...l M . Ti ....., u.1,1 UillllO appearing thereon is fraudulent as to mo. nor Mr.s. Marv x Meixi.t. mark itucss : Patkici: Conry. Tho following colnmunlciitinn fpnn, flm Shenandoah Water and Gas Company was read : We will allow connections to bo mado at or near tho oil house and furnish you wator at tho rate of Ave (5) cents por ono thousand gallons. We will furnish you wator, by direct con nections, at the rate of ono dollar por hour, provided at any turning on of the water wo are paid for not less than twonty-four houis. Wo will sell tho borough our plant for the sum of $100,000, or lease you the plant upon the paymeut of $10,000 cash and au annual rental thereafter of fl0,000, with interest payable semi-annually on all sums remaining duo until the principal sum of ?100.000 be completed and paid, when no will transfer tlm t.lmf f.. fl, l.n.,..l. ill Kit, ,'uiuukii. vil CUUUUCllOUS to bo made by the borough. Mr. C. E. Titman, one of tho otlicials of the comnanv. was nrnRimf tmi ofnfA,i fi.ni should Council decide to buy the plant and iiui, nuvo uio casn to mane tlio Urst payment he would tako n short nntn far flm ,,,... and should tho samn nnmllfln,, ,.r ., iv iJ exist whou the annual payments bocamo due me notes wouiu tie renewed from time tn time. Mr. Titman mado every concession suggested to encourago a purchaso. Mr. James mado a motion that tho propo. sitinn for a supply of water at tho rate of ?1 au hour be accepted and Mr. Bell offered au amendment that the connection bo mado ouly for tho period during which the Fowler's Uun roservoir would be under repairs, but the amendment was defeated and .Mr. James' motion carried. This was followed by instructions that tho contract bo nrenarod for nrpknnfnflm, in Council at a special moeting to be held on Thursday evening, next, and that tho water committoo havo measurements mado of the Fowler's Kun reservoir aud ascertain the cost of Portland and Lehigh cements. Mr. Bell, of tho street committee, rcportod tho rosult of the cnnfnrnncn liml In rnl.,tln.. to tho sewerage in tho First ward and Colin- en uociueu to enter into an agreement witii tho P. & K. C. & I. Co. and tho Thomas Coal Cnmnanv. wlinrnliv nncli nnrtr .linlt i,...n. third of tho oxponse of improving the creek, tuo total cost not to exceed ?u00. (ioranumus. fiichsiiis. nanslpQ ilntca etc.. for snrimr nlantiin at. I'livni,'. miKininu Girardvillo. Tuberose and gladiolus bulbs! Notice to Cundlilatnn, Tho Itepublloan county and district candi dates aro requested to meet In tho parlors of tho Merchants' hotel, Pottsvllle, on Thurs day afternoon at 3 o'clock for tho purposo of electing a county chairman. l!y order of Kljas Davis, 0-20 it Chairman County Convention. A Hoclal. Tho Calvary Iiaptist church was the scene of a very enjoyable gathering last evening at which authems were rondeied by the choir, duets by Messrs. William Waters and Harry Keeso and quartottcs by Missos Maine Morgan and Lizzie Recso and Messrs. Waters and lieese. Ice cream, cake, rodeo, buns, etc. woro 6ervcd aud the atlalr was a very gratify ing financial success. lllckert's C11I11. Oyster soup, free, to-night. Fillod l,eo aud dressing to-morrow morning. lltld lir Nuisance. Mrs. Bridget McCIoskey, of West Coal street, was put undor (300 bail last night on a charge of common nuisance mado by J on Llntus, who allegod that tho womau mado hereelf obnoxious by scolding and fighting with him and other ueighbors. It's folly to suffer from thst horrible plague of the night, itching piles. Doin's Ointment cures, quickly and pormanontly. At any drug store, 50 cents. (VI AX LEVITT'S. M Won rn 1 1 VVXll UNDER WEAR. We b.ivc ilWt onctied nn n full lilie Of 11CW woolen 1tiirWTnr f1i rect from lhe mills, and are now ready to put them on the market We are oiTerine; them nt nnr nun1 low and astonishing prices. Look at our list ol Uiiierent kinds : MEDICATED RED FLANNELS. FINE CAMEL'S HAIR FINE NATURAL WOOL. . . . Also a full line of Fleece-Lined Underwear from -;.Sc. to $1.75. We still retain the nn-enr-v fnr Sivit's Conde poods. MAX LEVIT, 15 CAST CENTRE STREET. SUMMER SAYS TO AUTUMN FALL IN ! That is exactly what we have done already. We lead 111 black and colored silks, plain and figured. Our novelties are the newest creations and the latest productions of the manufac tnrers. New Fall Dress Goods. High class novelties together with a beautiful collection for this fall in black and colored Cashmere's, Henriettas, etc. Under rcar. Ladies', children's, men's and youth's in natural wool and mixed fleece goods. Blankets That have no superior. They are supreme in excellence and reasonable in prices. We are selling them from 35c to $8. 00. WHITE SPREADS and LACE CURTAINS No. 7 North Main Street. 5 Cents per yard for home made rag carpet; others for 40, 45, 50 and 65c per yard. Call and see our new line ot Brussels. Vel vets and Ingrain carpets. FRICKE'S CARPET STORE. it) Soutli Jardin Street. We Want A Man A man, intelligent, well informed, hard-working man, one who knows a good thing when he sees it, and who can appreciate good value, and then We Want His Wife, Too She must be a lover of the beautiful. We want them to com ; to our store and look over our goods vt don't ask them to buy and then go tell their neighbors what they think of ft. M. O'NEILL, IOG S. Main St. Furniture Dealer aud Undertaker Look Out For the Fall ! You will fall into a good thing if you take .advantage of the present drive we are making in GROCERIES. These good things won't stay in the mr long ; people appreciate too highly their excellence of quality and firmness of price. T.J. BROUGHALL, 23 South Main Street. 4
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