Ready Soon.
Otir stock of holiday
goods will soon be ready for inspec
tion and we promise the finest
display ot goods we have ever
shown. Uy the way, don't forget
our 25clineof delicious chocolates.
HOOKS & BROWN,
l IM. Main St.
WHITMAN'S
HOREHOUND
CANDYzrsa
FOR COUGHS AND THROAT
AFFECTIONS.
SHENANDOAH DRUG &T0RE,
3 South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
Telephone Connection.
The
Boston Factory
Shoe Store
Is offering for the next
two weeks an inducement very
seldom extended to shoe buyers.
They are selling
Ladles' S1.50 shoes at - - S
" 2,50 shoes at - -"
3,50 shoes at - -
.99
1.75
2.15
Men's $1.25 shoes at - - .90
" 2.00 shoes at 1.25
" S.Q0 shoes at 2.25
Our Boy's and Children's hhoes are
going at greatly reduced prices.
We have a choice stock to select
from.
BOSTON
27 South Main Street. Shenandoah,
I. SPONT, PROP.
FOUR DOORS ABOVE POST OFFICE.
Pa.
STOVES,
RANGES,
HEATERS.
-IQUEEN
Keep Your House
Warm by using our Stoves,
Ranges and Heaters. They are cheaper Inth
in price and .fuel. Wc have a nice selection
in stock. 'Iheymustbe sold. Christmas is
rapidly approaching and we need room for our
fancy stock of holiday furniture. This is our
first season in the stove business, unci to
thoroughly advertise it, we will sell them at
small profits.
Or onward will buv vou a stove, range
or heater. Every oue sold is acconi
,,;.,.! ,ii, a iniarantcc. We carry
...... r 7.. . . ..iT-f.
.1,. urw..,, f- nrtcrella." "l.werty. "untie
c... T.Vr),,,, " "l'nmilv I'ortune." "New
i.Wiim " "Banner." stoves and ranyes. In
heaters we cirry the "Art Peninsular,"
"Empress Cinderella," 'Imperial ( inderc'la,"
"Liberty," "Acme," "Banner," "Mora."
Our "Peninsular" answers a three-fold pur
pose namely, a Stove, Range or lli-jtur,
DAVISON'S
BUSY . FURNITURE . AND , STOVE . STORE,
121-123 North Alain St.
Colored Glasses
Should not e worn without intelligent advice,
Whenever an eye finds relief in a shaded or
colored glass, something is going wrong with
the interior of that eye that needs attention.
If it were not so the light would not irritate.
Seek advice the kind that wc can give you
thf kind that only can be given altera
thorough and intelligent examination.
Glasses If You Need Them.
. . . None If You Don'l
Thos. Buchanan,
OPTICIAN,
118 S. Mairr Street.
BEST LINE OR
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
HAY nd BTBAW.
Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
E. B. Foley, aTWcee'at Bt.
What dooa A stand for ? Whon
Bonio friend suggests that your
blood needs A sarsaparilla treat
ment, remember that A stands for
AVER'S. The first letter in tho
alphabet stands for the first of
sarsaparillas ; first in origin, fir..t
in record, first in the favor of tho
family. For nearly half a century
Mm
ts
has been curing all forms of blood
diseases scrofula, eczema, tetter,
rheumatism, erysipelas, blood poi
soning, etc. There's a book about
theso cure3 "Ayer's Curebook, a
story of cures told by tho cured,"
which i3 sent frco on request, by
Dr. J. C. Ayer, Lowell, Mass. Tho
book will interest you if you are
sick or woak, because it tells not
what it is claimed the remedy will
do, but what your noighbors and
fellows testify that it has done.
Will it cure you ? It has cured
thousands liko you. Why not you?
PERSONAL MENTION.
ltuv. William I'owiek. who was a Kiieat of
town friends, returned to his homo in Mana-
yunk to-day.
Miss Maruaret 12 vans, of Sliniiiokin, who
was a (jiiest of town i'riemls, has none to St.
St. Clair to spend a few days.
Christ Orulilcr returned to Philadelphia
this niorniiiK after spending a few days
pleasantly with friends here.
Mrs. Nellie Scanlan is lying critically ill at
the homo of her daughter, .Mrs. Jeremiah
Connors, on East Centre street.
Sergeant John Bionunnller, who has been
confined to tlio city Jiospuai at iiarnsourg
the past two months, expects to he able to go
to his homo in JUhanoy City within a few
days.
It is announced that Miss I.aura A. Walker
and Thomas Evans will ho married at the
residence of the hiide's parents iu Wui.
Ponu shortly.
N'apoleon Powell, who was a guest of town
friends, returned to Wilkonlnrro to-day.
Pol. Haak transacted business at Pottsyille
to-day .
Charles Harris, of Win. Penn, has returned
from Philadelphia, where he purchased a
stock of Christinas goods.
Joseph Granger, of Girardville, will move
to Wm. Penn.
Among tho attendants at the funeral of
Mrs. Davenport in town yesterday wore Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. lieddallaud daughter, Laura,
of Taman.ua ; Mr. and Mrs. Joel bluullu and
i auc iter. i;ua. ot Kcauitis: my. aim .urs.
David Tucker and family. Miss Utile Scott
and Harry Scott, of Puttsvillu ; Miss Sadie
Uiighnm, of Schuylkill Haven : Mrs. George
Wills, of Central! ; and Miss Hattie Callen,
ot lower City.
At Payne's nursery, Ginirdvillo, you will
And tho largest stock inerscen in tho county
IIimmU Itreonletl.
From Peter Kern and wife to John A.
Zugni. premises in I'ottsville: from Peter
-Meyer and wife to Kichard jfeith, premises
in I'ottsville; from Samuel MotlK and wife
et al to W. It. l'egley premises in I'ottsville;
from Lehigh and Wilkesbarro Coal Company
toSoloiiKin lllnkle, premises in Klluo town
ship; from Jacob Smith to Jacob Smith ct al.
two deeds for Inn sepeiulo properties In
Pottsville; from William II. liosengarten to
II. Walter Uoseiigarten, pieniises iu Potts
ville, sewrely Hurneil.
John Milukns, a boy 11 years old and re
siding on West Cherry street, was severely
burned on tho left side of Ins face by an
explosion of powder yeterday afternoon.
His left eye was also injured, but tho sight
will ho saved. Milukas took tho powder
from a cirtridge and put it in a bottle, after
which he dropped a lighted match into tho
bottle, ami tho explosion folluwed.
Hi. Didn't Mind It.
By a misftep this morning a driver of
Iteillv's beer wagon, fell under tho wheels.
and tho latter pass-d over his leg. 'the
driver picked himself up, mounted tho seat
and drove oil iu au unconcerned manner.
M mil-til I Cnlin.
Madrid, Nov. 29. The city Is calm.
There have been no disturbances re
sulting from the announcement of
Spain's neii:itiinie of the American
condt,tli ns. The papers, however, pub
lish Rbx my nrtldes, sadly reminding
the country that Hip day Is one Ions to
be remembered ns murklnt? "the clos
ing scene id a glo; Ions colonial history."
All riuii'i' that the iroverninent has
adopted tile only possible policy, though
much liitprncf.n )s displayed towurd the
I'niied States.
FOR SALE.
One Block of Nine
Houses
Hltiiated oil Weft Coal street, Bbenaiidoab.
The
property entire U H2H 'e't 'ro" Vi I1'1';
deep, finch house has n frontago of 13J4 feet
by W feet drep.'wltli kitchen 10 !y 14 feet; all
are two utorl , six rooms, tin roof. They linve
Just been thoroughly repaired, nwly painted
und paM.red, ami new sills, outhouaes and coal
bouse constructed. These properties are
VOa 8AU5, l!XOIIA'aK or HUNT
l'.ltlu'r nil wholo or wpnrately and on reason
able term. Kor further Information upply to
M. P. FOWLER.
The Cheap Prices
We are charging for the IIebT
(JnoCEUii to i,e nan ore gaining liopuianiy
daily. Webcllevo in "live and let II u." We
want the buyer to have unm of the profits as
well as the seller.
puv ooups, HOOTS AN1 SIIOI,
PI'.NT'a ruusislllMLS.
Choice wlule,-stock. (Jood goods at tho lowest
prieus.
Rhlllp Yarowsky,
213 WEST CENTRE ET,, 6IIENAND0AH, FA
PRABOWSKY HOTEL,
W. GHABOWSKV, Prop.
819 .V. Centre Bt., Pottsville, i'a.
Vino old Whiskeys, Ghut and Wlncg, ut the bar
A cnoico iiuu oi rigars ana icuiir
uuce Drinks.
Aceoiiiinoilatlous for travelers. 1
Meals at all Iiuuim
POMHERCIAL HOTEL RESTAURANT,
U aaMorrls Hcckman, Prop.
Is now open. Katliur bar uttnlinl.
Frre lunch inuriilng and uveul g, ilioiceat of
wines, Uiauilii. cigarnuml Uceri).
VAL. UEYKANJ, flgr.
step's
u
CRIMINAL COURT JURORS,
Drawn for tin. Week Commencing Moll
miy .Inn, '1, lKII'J, Also (fraud Juror.
ClUANI) JUKOIIS.
Isaac Ktihl, agent, Laudlngvlllc.
Clias. Connors, laborer, Mt. Carbon,
llenj. Nos, barber, Palo Alto.
Peter Monaghati, laborer, Shennudoali,
J 8. lloch, laborer, Now lilnggohl.
Michael Moser, yoeman, Pottsvillo.
John E. Kremcr, laborer, Wayne Twp.
Martin Doriui, hotel, Poller Twp.
Henry Elliott, miner, New Plilla.
1". L. Maurer, farmer, Eldred.
( has N. Jones, engineer, Tower City.
Emanuel School., merchant, Walker,
'P. S Donmoyer, miner, Branch.
Tim. Wixted, hrakemau, N. Manlieim.
James Dodds, miner, Tremont Twp.
W. H Huutlnger, gent, Pottsville.
Wm. lloupl, Jr., clerk. I'raekvllle.
Geo. W. Wagner, teamster, Tamaqua.
J. .1. Mattis, agent, Pottsville.
Thus. Mooiiey, caipenter, Norwegian, E.
C. 11. Evans, clcrK, St. Clair.
M. J. Foley, laborer, Mahanoy City.
W. J. Moigau, slater, Ashland,
Win. James, printer, Ashland.
l'KTIT JUKOUS JAKUAHY 2, lSllfl,
Petit Jurors for week commencing January
. l"!i!l:
John Hughes, miner, Shenandoah.
Peter Paul, laborer, itlytbe.
Herman Mull, mason, Pottsville.
W. H. Christ, cabinet maker, Auburn.
Henry Dornbach, carpouter, Mlnersvllle.
Albert Weaklim, railroader, Pottsvlllu.
Calvin S. Hock, painter, Union Twp.
Wm. J. linker, painter, Pottsville.
Wm. Itodgers, constable, Norwegian.
W. C. Ilrcniicmau, civil ciiKineer.Pottsvilttt.
John M. Elsenbuth, agent, Orwigsburg.
Patrick Dolphin, teamster, Ashland.
David E. Hughes, laborer, Itahn.
W. C. Wilson, clerk, Pottsville
Pius Ebert, farmer, Hegins.
Thomas McGarra, jr., miner, Kline,
liowanus Urower, miner, Tremout.
Samuel Spaugler, laborer, Branch.
George liciner, farmer, Torter.
Jacob Mehlc, painter, Mahanoy City.
Win. Frasior, agent, Pottsville.
Samuel lluehlcr.carpcnter.Manhcim Nbrftr.
Herman Heiser, hrakemau, Cressona.
Joseph Ploppert, carpenter, Yorkville.
G. W. lialton, Sr., shoemaker, Sch. Haven.
Jacob Erdman, farmer, Mahantougo.
Alex. Brown, engineer, Tremout Twp.
Wm. Nungessor, laborer, Union.
John Wuench, Jr., miner, St. Clair.
Wm. Wilier, laborer, New Castle.
Harry F. Zimmerman, laborer, Pottsville.
Daniel Donne, merchant, Palo Alto.
Cyrus Gcise, laborer, Shenandoah.
Albert Price, cigar maker, Minersville.
Wm. H. Mason, engineer, Gordon.
Edward Shissler, shoemaker, Minersville.
Ellsworth Jliunlg. farmer, Piuegrovo T.
J. 11. Lynch, uicichant, Gordon.
W. P. Gi.llingcr, carpenter, Port Carbon,
J. D. Candy, laborer, Pottsville.
Win. Crano, engineer, Orwigsburg.
Juo. II. liecd, farmer, Washington.
Jno. Glover, clerk, Mahanoy Twp.
Ed. W. Maloney, reporter, Pottsville.
A. II. Glassmiro, carpenter, Tamaqua.
lrvin L. Deibert, laborer, Sch. Haven.
J. II. Ifaatz. hotel, Norwegian.
Cyrus Moore, tinsmith, Minersville.
L. K. Swartz, clerk, Tamaqua.
W. F. Kahn, clerk, Pottsvillo.
Wm. Trout, wheelwright, Orwigsburg,
Wm. L. Kline, painter, Sch. Haven.
Jas. O'Donucll, laborer, Norwegian.
Itichard Evans, laborer. Port Carbon.
Caleb E. Evans, laborer, Pinegrovc.
Jos. Weinian, laborer, Pottsville.
Daniel G. Storcr, miner, Ashland.
David Carr, laborer, Cressona.
M. Murphy, laborer, Yorkville.
Thos. G. Dubbs, miner, Pinegrovc.
Geo. llerret, Jr., butcher, Minersville.
Edw. McNcllis, laborer, Shenandoah.
Daniel Itupcrt, hrakemau, Cressona.
Chas. Neir, laborer, Pottsville.
Chas. L. Heine, farmer, Brunswick.
Daniel Ludwig, farmer, Barry.
Howard C. Moiris, agent, Pottsvillo.
Geo. Shoemaker, laborer, Cressona.
Edw. IJeady, machinist, Palo Alto.
John Farrish, laborer, Gilhcrtou.
Thomas Carroll, laboier, Illy tho.
Henry W. Bressler, farmer, llcgius.
James Pursell, miner, Blytho.
John Hughes, miner, Mahanoy Twp.
Jos. Hoppcs, farmer, West Penn.
MINE EXPLOSION.
Several Victims lit l'reston Colliery No.
Two May Dm.
Soveral men and boys wore victims of u
terrific explosion of gas at Pieston Colliery
No. 3, near Qirardvillo, Saturday night und
two of tho victims may die. John Travis,
minor, aged 43, was burned about tho head,
face and arms, and was injured by tho con
cussion which throw him heavily against the
gangway timhors. John furry, drivor, aged
1H, badly burned and bruised, Patrick
Koaeh. door boy, aged 17, badly burned
about tho head, neck and shoulders, the
llesh peeling from the parts, Ho inhaled tho
Humes and may die. Authouy Smith, laborer.
aged 28, badly burned, and injured by the
forco of the explosion, which threw him
violently to the gaugway, Ho is at the
hospital, and is expected to die, Soveral
other employes were slightly burned, and
had narrow escapes frcm moro serious injury
Tin men wcro working on tho night shift,
and had gone on duty but a few hours before
the explosion occurred. They wero opening
up a cut on the west south gangway, and
had previously fired a shot with successful
results. A seeoud otto was prepared and
II red by Travis. The men wero all outside
the gaugway door when tho shot went oil'
when they wero suddenly enveloped in
mass ot lliuues, tho shot having igultcd tho
gas which swept along the gangway hlowlug
tho gangway door belaud which tho men
wero standing, and sweeping everything he'
foro it. A mule that was in the gangway
was badly burned nud had to he killed. The
explosion created havoc iu that part of tho
mine where tho accident occurred. It did
not, however, interfere with tho working of
the coliory yesterday.
Society ut (llnirdville.
Au event that is being looked forward to
with a great deal of interest is an assembly
that will be held at the Armory, at Qlrard
villc, on tho 1 lb of next month. The music
will bo furnished by Schoppo's orchestra. A
number of invitations hayo been received by
Shenandoah people,
-?7 OIK .
vi uia uiouo scr
RHEUMATISM.!
HEUIlALGr n.1.ln..n i.i..
GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS.
preECrtt-ea by w.tnsn.t fajslclausij
DR. RiCHTER'S
TAIN EKPELLER,
Wcji'd renown M I Ilpmnt-Vrln j xu.efMt f
lonlrcenainow i'h Trade Mark Anchrr.
Ad. WchttrA Co., ClSl'mlhUj A v VorL ,
CI HlChTST AWARDS.
13 BriiUtb IIoaPS, Own Glassworks
83 & Wcu. Jiaiionwal ft recouiiumdwl bf
A. Wiiley. 106 II. Kiln St..
1 0. H. nagenbuch, 103 N. Main St., .
.r.D. jurim, 6 8. Main!
. iibena&aoan, e.
a1rtiv-
ANOII01t WTOSIAtMIAl". best for
J ooii , wTiiriMii(vrMoiiiiiri I'OiiipiuluIB.
CIVIL COURT.
TliClC Is n Small Attendance, With Many
Cases Continued.
Pottsvillo, Nov. 29. Thero was a small
attendance at tho second day session of civil
court. Judge Lyon, of Juniata county. Is
assisting ,1 ml ses llechtcl and Knell. Among
thoso from Shenandoah who are serving as
jurors are tho following ! Frank ltnnni.
Uliarics Dorr, Kichard Connors. .Matthew
llhizls, Stephen Tregcmbo, George P.cddall
and P. P. I). Klrlih.
Frederick I,. Shissler, of I'ottsville, con
victed of embezzlement and false preteli"" In
a prosecution growing out of monies letnlned
by him when n member of it brokerage firm
in tliU town, was called yesterday for sen
tence, but was post pnned until Into in the
afternoon. During that timo a settlement
wns effected, by Shissler plying part of fie
money. The amount claimed to have ln'cu
embezzled is about $8,000. The prosecutors
wero Charles. K. llcrger. Charles Jiieckons
and a number of others.
The politicians are still guessing as to
when the Commissioner appointment will bn
made, and who among tho many applicants
will bo successful. It is not probable the ap
pointment will be made beforo the latter
part of December. There were, when James
Grant tiled his application, sixty-three appli
cants who have a longing to servo the
county ns Commissioner at tho salary of
$2,500 a year, and now tho number has
retched tho eighty mark. Thero wcro a
number of them on hand yesterday nud to
day pressing their clslms. and Judgo Koch's
mail has increased to large proportions by
tho endorsements forwarded by friends of tho
rcspectlvo candidates. Among thoso who
havo already filed their applications aro
noted: James Grant nnd ox-Justice of tho
Peace C. W. Dengler, of Shenandoah; M. D.
Howman, of Mahanoy City, defeated candi
date for County Surveyor; John Kaullman,
Tremont; 11. W. Payne, Ashland, present
Deputy Controller; ox-Clerk of the Courts
A. L. Shortall, Pottsville; Iioll lleddall, Port
Carbon; Christ. Xbcrlc, Ginirdvillo; P. D.
Helms, Pottsville, and others. Controller
Snyder has filed no application, but his name
is frequently mentioned as successor to Com
missioner Myers.
A charter lias been granted to St. Joseph's
Polish-Lithuanian Society, of New Philadel
phia. Some timo ago the Itorough of Pottsville
passed an ordinance placing a tax on huck
sters selling iu tho town. A farmer by tho
name of Yeich was arrested and fined ; ho
appealed tho caso to court, and Judge Bcchtel
set aside mo ordinance, and quoted a num
ber of opinions.
Yesterday nfternoon tho caso in which
William Schoppo seeks to recover wages
alleged to bo duo him by Julia Ward and M.
O'Hara, formerly proprietors of tho Hand
Laundry, at Shenandoah, was called anil
concluded this morning. Schoppo at a pre
vious torm of court secured judgment against
Ward, and she subsequently brought suit
against Schoppo for embezzlement, but he
was found not guilty. The present suit is
against O'Hara, who claims to have had
nothing to do with the management of tho
business, nor did he cngago Schoppo uor
promiso to pay him a cent. O'Hara acknowl
edged owning tho machinery In tho laundry.
The jury icudered a verdict this morning in
favor of Schoppo, awarding him $41 81, the
unouut of wages alleged to bo due. S. (1. M.
Ilollopeter represented Schoppo, and M, M.
ilurke looked after O' Hani's interests.
Tho caso of David Head against the Col
umbia Brewing Company was called for trial
this morning. Head conducted the saloon in
Michael Peters' building, iu Shenandoah,
and tho brewing company sold tho fixtures
for a debt. Head then brought suit against
M. Malonc, representing the cotnpauy, for
wages alleged to bo duo hlni, Tho jury
went out this afternoon, and after delibera.
tion brought In a verdict iu favor of t.ic
brewing company.
The court ordered judgment for $100 to bo
entered in favor of, ifhn O. Ulrich for pro
fessional services In hehllf of ex-Conimi.-sion-
era Jientz, Martin and Allen during their
recent tiials.
Daniel Iteher, aged 55 years, of Wayno
township, was adjudged of unsound mind.
and a committee will he appointed to take
ciro of his property.
It. S. Bashore secured a subpoena in divorce
iu the caso of Kate E. l'redoricks, of Wm.
Peuu, vs. John Fredericks.
11. P. Swank had a subpoena issued in tho
case of Charles F. Hinniugcr vs. Pauline
Ileuninger. The parties reside in Mahanoy
towuhlp.
The argument in the caso of tho Wcstiug
hnuso Manufacturing Company vs. the Lake
side Hallway Company, fixed for to-day, whs
postponed to a day to bo fixed by tho court,
Judgment for want of au appearance
two casos of the flank of Ulrardville vs.
GrillHh was asked for.
Sherilfs Deeds.
The following were among tho deeds from
Sheriff Toole tlrat were acknowledged in
open court :
To Anulo, wife of Jacob Mitchell, lot in
Shenandoah, sold as the property of Jacob
and Annie Mitchell, for $2,700.
To M. M. Ilurke, lot in Shenandoah, sold as
tho prpperty ot Joseph and Jlarfha Yadusky,
for $1U0.
To Fidelity Building and Loan Association
of Mahanoy City, lot iu Kline township, sold
as the property of Mary Aruoski and Stephen
Aruoskl, tor ?100.
Kotfce to the Public.
Taking effect on Thursday, Dec. 1st.. 1S08,
tho following rates of faio will techarged ou
tho cars of the Schuylkill Traction Co : Be
tween Locust D.ilo and Big Mine Ituu, ;
cents; between Big Mlno Hun and CI Irani
ville, 5 cents; between Qirardvillo and Lost
Creek, 6 cents; between Lost Creek and
Shuuandoah, Q cents; between (llnirdville
and Gilberton, 5 cents; between Uilbetton
and Mahanoy City, 5 cents.
Children under three years of ago will bo
carried freo.
No package, or letters of any description,
will bo carried, unless accompanied by
passenger.
Signed Rciiuvi.KiLi. Traction Co.
Dallas Sandkus, E, W. Ash,
President. Geneial Mauager,
ll-S2-6t
Heading Aliiindoiis tho Colliery.
The I'. & If O. & I. Co. have decided to uo
longer operate the North Ashland colliery
after January 1st, ft is part of tho property
or (lie Ulrard estate, and his been In con
tinuous npciutiou sjuco 1SQ1, having been
started by John Anderson, of Wilmington,
Delaware, At one time, between 1873 and
1870, lie cleared $1,500 a day. Tho Heading
conducted thu mine at a prollt for feu years,
and then began to lose money. Its abandon
ment will bua Hiving lo both the railroad
und the coal companies, us it w us necessary to
keep one crow to haul the coal from the col
liery to tho Dig Mine Run plane, and from
there tho cars wore moved by gravity to the
wain luo. This plane will nowbeabaudoned,
The Lelilgh Vulloy Coal Company will oper
ate tho colliery ufter tho above duto and will
carry the coal to tho Continental initio, thus
ahaudonlng thu North Ashland breaker,
t'riillliiwl fllbbon' Kmldfuce.
It 1 reported In Catliollp circles (hat Card
inal (llbbons, Iu accordance with tho wishes
of the American hierarchy, Is about to tako
u residence iu Washlngtou, Ho will go there
ou January Utaud remain three mouths
This program is to bo repeated annually,
New V, O. S. of A. Uuurtera.
The three story buildluu that Washington
Camp No. 124, P. 0, S. of of Mahanoy
City, recently erected at that plare, Will bo
ready for ui . upauuy on Jauuary 1st. Thoro
aro dwelling apartments ou tho first and
1 second lluors and u lodge room ou tho third,
RAPPAHANNOCK NOTES.
Kdward Wolohan, who was confined to
bed by Illness, is convalescing.
Tho employee!) of tho P. & It. collieries Iu
thin district will receive pay next Wedncs
day. Martin Haley, of Philadelphia, and lately
n resident of lliis place, will tpont tho
Clulstnins holidays witli his fi lends hero.
Pucker colliery No. 5 worked 12 hours on
Siluidny,
MIssKnte Carlln fpent Inst week with
Mahanoy City friends.
The Kano Opera Company, under tho man.
ugemeiitof Kane and MiCaskcy, siimtiionsly
pieteiiting J Oirenbaek's brilliant comic
opt ni, "The Grand Duchess," with u superb
cast of metiopolltaii uitlsls, will bo at Pulaio
theatre, WidiieMlny evening, Nov. 30. Ite
strved scuts now on sale at Abram's tailor
alim,
Charles Smith, of Shenandoah, called on
Glraidvlllo friends yesterday.
John Irwin removed his family mid house
hold fuinituio to his new house iu Connors'
imti b last week. His old houso has been
i..... .1.. uml removed bv the Packer No. 5
carpcnleis, in order that tho colliery may
have loom to dump tho culm.
Tho Schuylkill Traction Company had
their sweeper out yesterday to clean their
tracks, which wcro covered with snow.
Tho young folks are enjoying sleighing lu
this vicinity.
Tho dramatic company of this placo re
heaised the Western comedy drama "Border
Laud" in tho Palaeo theatre yesterday. This
company was to play Thursday and Friday
evenings, hut havo obliged thoTouy Farrcll
Compar.y by consenting to glvo thom the
latter date The dates for the former Com
pany havo been fixed for two weeks latter.
and will bo published iu tho Uuralu next
week.
Tho Butler township school teachers will
receive their monthly stipend next Saturday.
Tho legitimate Irish comedian Tonoy
Farrell with a big company, presenting the
great stroug comedy drama 1 ho Hearth
stone," will bo tho attraction at tho Palace
tluntio on Friday evening, Dec. 2nd. This
pieco was written expressly for Mr, Farrell
by James A. Heme, author of "Shore Acres'
etc. The company carries special scenery
and a cenulno Irish donkey, won by Mr,
Fariell at the World's fair in a lottery. This
is the only real Irish donkey on the Ameri
can stage. Mr. Farrell will be heartily wel
comed to Glmrdvlllo.
Ten thousand demons gnawing away at
ono's vitals couldn't ho much worao than tho
tortures of itching piles. Yet there's a cure.
Doan's Ointment uover fails.
A MysterloiiB Death.
The mysteiious death of J, L. Keeps, of
Lancaster, at a boarding bouse in Pottsville
last evening, caused a post mortem oxamlua
tion to bo held which developed tho fact that
the dead man was au anatomical curiosity.
Both lungs were found to bo collapsed, and
the liver ou the left side with theapox point
ing to tho right. This Is a rare caso and was
a matter of great curiosity to the physicians
present. Thero will bo a complete transposi
tion of tho organs, but thero was no doubt
that ids death was duo to heart disease.
Ministerial Association.
The Mahanoy Valley Ministerial Associa
tion met in tho Methodist Episcopal church
at Uilbertun to-day, at 10 a. m. and 3 p. m.
Addresses wero mado by liovs. John Dyson,
A. J. Amtber, O. E. Stogden, G. Eeed and
II. T. Quako.
Annual Sales overG, 000,000 Boxes
FOB BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
suck as Wind and Pain in the Stomach,
Glddino3s, Fulness after meals. Head
ache, Dizziness, Drowsiness. Flushings
of Hont, Loss of Appetite. Costlveness,
Blotches on tho Skin. Cold Chills, Dls
turbed Sleep, Frightful Breams and nil
Nervous and Trembling Sensations.
THE FIKST DOSE WILL GIVE BELIEF
IN TWENTY MINUTES. Every sufferer
Will acknowlodgo them to bo
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
Itni-CHAM'S PILLS, taken as direct
ed, w'tlquleklyrestoro Females to com
plete health. They promptly rcmovo
obstructions or Irregularities of tho sys
tem nnd euro sick Headache. For a
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IK MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Bcecham's Pills aro
Without a Rival
And have the
LARCEST SALE
Ofucy I'atent .Hedlclne in the World.
25c. at all Drug Stores.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTKU.-
A girl to do general housework.
M Apply I
Coal streets,
Ham an
11-20-tf
lilOlt HUNT. Storeroom and dwelling, at 117
A' South Jardln street, Is for rent, cheap.
Apply to M. T. l'ureell, corner Oak and West
sirceiH. u-Jl-uw
T?OR HAT.K A valuable manufacturing plant
I1 fully equipped for tho manufacture of
cloth hats ond caps and boxes, and a double
frame dwelling Iioubc, together or feeperate.
Healed or verbal bids for all or part of real
estnte, or enuinment will be received un to and
Including November 30tl, IS'JS, at theollleoot
too company, corner Coat una lSmcrlclc Htreets,
wnenanuoan, ra. ll-l'w
I mil ItKNT, Dwelling house, with all con
: venlcnces, with good locution, for rent,
Apply ui tins omce l
JTlOIt SAI.K Valuable Shenandoah property,
? ecutrnlly located on Oak street, with all
modern conveniences. &to-e room und wellluir
and houso on the rear. Kor further information
apply at this omce. If
"VTOTICH. Dealrablo properties for sale. Ar
ii ply to H. tl. M. Ilollopeter, attorney,
niieioiuuuuil, A-ill'T1
PROPOSALS.
Proposals will bo received by the undersigned
members of the construction committee of the
llornugh Council of Hheuandoai pa., for tho
painting of the roofs of the borough building
uuu ncu lower, i no uitis are to no sunmitteu
at or herore 0 p, in. on Thursday, ec 1st, 1691,
Tho committee reserves the right to reject uny.
or all bids. The chairman of the committee
will furnish any additional Information re-
uuireu. l-.DWAiiu jjiiuu-nv, unairiuun,
M. I,. HllOEMAKKIt,
M-M-St DAM CI. C'OAKLl.V
Your Thanksgiving
Dinner . , , ,
Will be a joy if it is accom
panied by our
COLUMBIA EXPORT
BOTTLED BEER.
Put up expressly for family use.
We also bottle porter. Ieaye your
order at the office and tjiey will
receive prompt attention,
COLU IV1 E3I A
BREWING COMPANY.
PITHY POINTS.
Itiippenlllgs Throughout thf Countij
;iirtllil for Unity l'eMinrtl.
The Sons of TemperancD of St. Nicholas
realized $(10 from tho fund to eariK-t tho
church. Tho Jugs wero broken Friday
evening.
An iirniltilrn burned out at the Malminy
City i leetflc light house, and tho town was I
in darkness.
Charles Schoppo, who has been woiklng in
I'hllidclphl.i for bc vera 1 wccl-s yesterday le
moved his liomehnM goods to Ihat city. IIN
dcpurt'iie Is reglctted by his many friends
heie.
After h ii Idleness of a year ami a half th'i
N.itnlle colliery will resume shoitly
Seven soldi' rs wero yesterday dbehiiigeil J
fi oiii the Pot'svlllo hosplbil
IMnaid Kuiney, formerlyof Ashland, wi,s
a prize winner at a big progresslio itielire
party given as a church benefit at Phiiadil
phla last wot k. ;
The collieries will work it full weok if cms !
lire supplied,
The Mahanoy Valley MlnlUerlal AsjolIj-
tion met at (lilbortou to-day.
A Polish dramatic society will produce
'Siberia" at Shumoklu for tho beueflt of the
Polish church of that placo.
'1 ho Borough Council will meet in regular
session Thursday evening.
1-. M, Brltt, a traveling salesman of
Newark, was run down by n trolley car in
Nantlcuke and had an arm cut off,
Shoppers for Christmas goods are busy, and
tho merchant who advertises gets the cieam
of the trade.
Tho Columbia county teachers' Institute
opened Its sessions yesterday at Bloomsburg.
At Pittsburg, Mrs. Edna West died from
tho ellects, it is supposed, of a headache
remedy.
Twenty-two recruits for the regular army,
enlisted yesterday at Sunbury, were at once
sent to tho army at Huntsville, Ala.
Bobbers aro still operating at Glrardvtlle
and Mahanoy City.
There aro rumors in New York that tho
Vanderbilts will assume coutroi of the Dela
ware und Hudson and Delaware, Laoka
wanna and Western Railroad Company.
Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup Is the best
remedy for relieving and curing that asthma
tic cough, Physicians recommend it. Buy
only tho genuino, Dr. John W. Bull's Cough
Syrup.
Alurrlage Licenses.
John Murray and Mary Joyce, both of
Lost Creek.
James F, Mlllcy, of Coal Dale, and Annie
Dunleavy, of McAdoo.
Fan-Tina I What Is it ?
Tho greatest euro fot coughs and colds.
At
G rubier Bros., drug store.
Licenses Trail. ferrcd.
License of James Campbell, Blytho town
ship, to Joseph Matto; Lona Becker, Fourth
ward, Mahanoy City, to Kichard T. Lewis;
William Bergstresser, in Eldred township, to
I- r derick K. snyder; A. J. Schurker, in
I'iucerovo township, to John A. Kebier;
James T. Kelly, in Cass township, fora trans
fer to another houso.
Gcranumns, fuchsias, pansics, daises, roses
etc., for spring planting at Payne's nursorics,
(firardvilio. Tuberose aud gladiolus bulbs.
Firel Flret fire I
Insuro your property from loss iu tho
ldestaud strongest cash companies: I'hila.
Underwriters Insurance Co. of North
America aud Firo Association, Hartford
Firo Ins. Co., American Firo Insurance Co.,
West Chester Fire Ins. Co., United Firemon's
Ins. Co. T. T. Williams,
12.-1 S. .fardin Bt., Rbenaiidnab.
OH ! WHAT A WRECK !
LARGEST LINE OF
TOYS, FANCY VASES,
OPAL TOILET SETS.
THE LATEST GAMES
DRESSING THE
NEW WOMAN,
CONETTE,
MERRY WAR.
Morgan's Bazar.
33
NORTH IVIAIN ST.
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 headlight oil,
150 fire test.
ECLIPSE OIL COMPANY,
Ko. 143 East Coal Street, Bhenamlofih, I'onua
Mall orders promptly attended to.
rniLn.- cnmr-STORE,
o DEALER IN o
Fruit, Confectionery,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Wholesale and Retail,
SO West Contra Street.
INV1UORATINO
TO THE
HAIR
and
SCAUP,
Drop s a. postal card and a wc will
call at your residence. Prompt
attention.
Dusto's Tonsoi al Parlos,
Fergusou House Block,
Orkin's
Mo. 1 HO South Malm Street,
Terminus of the Schuylkill Traction Company's Railway.
$5.00
LADIES' MISSES'
AND CHILDREN'S COATS.
Select your garment from up-to-date styles.
We have the right coods here and a lame
variety to select from at the right prices.
Ladies' Goats, $2 50, $3.00, $5.00, $0.00.
$0.00, $9.00 to $16.00.
Children's Coats, $1.50 to $7.50.
Far Collarettos, $1.50 to $15.00.
Our stock o( dress goods has no equal. You
will find here a large assortment of plain and MR
fancy fabrics in foreign and domestic at bar- .
gain prices.
Our place is headquarters for lace curtains,
blauket", carjiets, rugs, etc. Look through
our line on second floor and get prices.
Butterlck paper patterns, best in the wotld,
sold by us.
P. J. GAUGHAN,
NORTH MAIN STREET.
Ferguson's Theatre.
One solid week, cou. menctng
6 Nlgbts-0 1-Matlnee 1
MONDAY
Evening,
JOHN A. IIIMMELEIN'S
SUPKRU COMPANY,
E "IDEALS."
Supporting the poplar players
MISS BEATRICE EARLE and
MR. CHESTER DEVONDE.
Including the peer of musical organizations,
Ilowson's Twentieth Century Band
and Orchestra,
Beautiful scenic and mechanical cflects.
THE PLAYS.
Ragles Nest, North and South,
ThoOroat Northwest, TJie l'lanter'a Wife,
Cuba Libre, Fancbon the Cricket,
Tlcket-of.Leave Man, A Night In New York,
The Life Gourd, etc.
EACH PRODUCTION OOMPLETK.
Monday night the beautiful romantic drama,
'EAGLES
n i mppt ii
ICO I .
Prices
10, 20 and 30 Cts.
SIEGEL'S
TOVE
TORE
133 and 131 S. Main Street.
Contains the largest as well as the
most reliable stock in town.
We have stoves, ranges and
heaters in carloads. We sell
only the best The Buckwalter
makes. They sell cheap, yes
cheaper, than anywhere else,
and are accompanied by a
guarantee.
Our Furniiure
Explained in a nut shell
compares with the above announce
ment. We have an entirely new
line for the holidays in dining room
furniture, chairs, sofas, couches.etc
0.X J. II,
123 and 131
South Main Street.
NEW OPENING !
NEW SHOE STORE !
For good and cfieap shoes at the loj
prices, go to tlie
NEW YORK CHEAP SHOE STORE,
Hear Jardln St. 33 Yest Centre Street.
f-YES-f
We can furnish Repairs for all Stoves. It is
by far cheaper to repair your old faithful stove
than to buy a new one. If your stove is
broken let us fix it. You will be pleased with
the work and the price.
WM. R. PRATT, 333 S. Jardln St
Jewelry Store,
Jewelry, Silverware, Musical
Instruments, Optical Goods.
Eight Day Clock for $2.75,
ForThla Month Only.
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