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SHENANDOAH. PA.. SATURDAY. MARCH 11. 1809.
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A Beautiful New
Stock of . . .
Chamber
Suits-
or shmTlfflrTelous neaitli "and beaut h.
tercsts tlie women of our land. The leaso
1 lie women of eastern Imremi never work,
irei nor worry f rom birth
mey nre trained to tea ot eme nm HTn
1 luwu.m.c. Willi Iluuglll IU 5.
The bain, the toilet, the dance,
and the nweatmcats, make fjfuSfW,
up ine lite ot the harem' ' 'tp
Just received,
in ptices from
Ranging
$15.00
AND UPWARDS.
hourl. What wonder
that with such care of
herself she can main
tain her health and
beauty! On
the contrary,
the lift of the
average Amer
ican woman Is
made up of
work, fret anH
AT wrry. and
tuese gradually break down
i fade her beauty.
1
J. P. Williams & Son,
13 S. Main St.,
FURNITURE AND
MUSIC STORE.
Shenandoah, Pa.
her heilth
and render her mV. n.V.
yous and discoursed. Woman's first dut
.ecK neaitli, and If she It not well, If she 1
, nng ofDinty, out of order,
weak and shaky nerv.., hat headache, bac
i,,,l, ..,,. cnum.iic, uaci u. . i, i.o.g jiananoy uty co
O'H ARA'S
should take at once that great regulato
ttoratlre for woman, Dr. Greene's Nervu
land ncrvo remedy.
restore ner beauty, but best of all. wlvo
A BOY WANGLED.
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AND
ROR ill til fP
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Cor. Lloyd mid White Sts.,
SHENANDOAH
and
flain Street,
MAHANOY CITY.
Fell Under hiiiI Dragged by n Cnr Hi the
Ornimr Colliery.
Lawrenco Kilcullen, a drtvor boy It years
old residing at Gilborton. vas badly mangled
and narr.iwly escaped death by fulling under
a mine cur in the Draper colliery yesterday
afler.iooj He was dragged a number of
yard by the car. Ills right leg was brokeu
in two places above the knee, the left leg
above the knee, and the left arm below the
shoulder. Ho also received severe contusions
about tlio body. The .Miners' hospital olll
cials aay the boy's chances for recovery are
fairly good.
EXPLOSION
EXPLAINED.
How the Hen In Mahanoy City Colliery
Met Injury.
NAKED LAMP IGNITED THE GAS 1
TfC-uic of the Second Explosion Is a
Matter of Bpecnlatlon ana Will
Probably Never be Solved
Definitely.
Tlio Herald is enabled to-day to give
technical and semi-official details of the ex
plosion of gas which took place in the P.
It. (J. & I, Co.' Mahanoy City colliery on
eleven
al men were injured, and
probably lose their lives
three of them will
In order that tbe
This wonderful remed details may bo better understood th
Of Interest to Ladies !
Oh--What Buckles I I BeautiesCheap !
The newest oatterns so ! I" order to have a special
cent goods for 25 cents each Fine; sale for the next week, we have,
enameled goods. They are beau-1 reduced our stock of 25 cent
ties And we have a most excel ! Windsor Ties down to 15 cents
lent line of wide ribbons in Stock I each ; 20 cent ones down to 10
ruith wliinli to make the new 'cents. They are all fine stock in
fn1iinnpr1 hplts---nt most tetnntinclv ! all silk poods.
low prices Crushed Belts made A few styles of White Silk Baby
un with fancv enameled buckles for Caps, reduced from 25 and 35
snmits. Von are welcome to see cents, down to 15 cents each
them no matter whether you buy Some 50 cent Colored Silk Caps
or not. ' down to 35 cents.
SECON
Morgan's Fancy Bazar, 23 Norm Mam st.
x
tmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmte
S COR SALE. The damaged building, 3
S L 30x50. As it stands, with exception 3
E of the plate glass. The same to be re- 3
moved in 10 days. Bids opened Monday,
March 13th, at 7 p. m. iJ
fc . .
Swalm's Hardware Store. 2
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, OPTICAL GOODS, CLOCKS,
WATCHES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
w iravK cmorls nrrivhur dailv from New York. Our stock is
nhvavs oreu for inspection, and is such as to meet with the approba
tion of all our patron. Besides the tempting designs
offer our prices is the greatest drawing card.
Hielr 1'antor Upturn.
Rev. J. T. Swindells, who has been pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church in this
town for the past year, will delirer his final
sei moil for tbo confereuro year to-morrow,
and i, est week ho will leave for tbe Phila
delphia conference, which assembles at
Man lym k The local congregation w anxious
for hii return to this charge, aud tlio indica
tion!! .ire that a formal request will be made
to th-coufirence to that end. During his
pastorate hero He . Swindell has eudeared
himself not only to tlio congregation but the
community at large as well, and all would
sincerely regret his departure from our
midst, bo far as we are ablo to judge be has
ever been zealous in tbo spiritual care of his
flock, and has taken a deep interest in all
matters which tended to uplift tbo morals
ana welfare of tbo people. He is an able aud
eloquent pulpit orator, and it is to be hoped
be will remain with us another year.
Sheriff's Sales.
Sheriff Toole this morning sold a number of
properties, among them being the following :
l'alaco theatre property in Uirardvllle, to
Nicholas Heblich, attorney, for S8,000: hotel.
stables, etc., and 4 1-acro farm, property of I
Daniel II. aud William Nelswentor, in Union
twp., sold to E. W. Shoemaker, attorney, $1.-
735 ; property of Thomas McEnney, in
Ashland, to Attorney Berger, for $100 ;
property or Lewis T. Jones, In Delano twp.,
to Attorney Shollenberger, for $3; property
of SavilU Henry, in Ryan twp., to Attorney
I Mulhoff, for $2,423 j ten pieces of property
sold as tbe property of Katlo I., and Daniel
II. Faust, In Rush twp., to Attorney Pilgrim,
for $35.
No Quorum To-day.
Special to Kvenino Herald.
Uairisburg, March 11. There was no
quorum present at tbo joint session ot tbe
Legislature to-day, the voto being as follows :
Quay 0. Jenks 4, Dalzell 1. Irwin 1. There
will be no quorum on Monday. Thoso absent A
will not return before Tuesday,
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Deaths aud Funerals.
The soven-year-old son of Thomas Devlin,
of Cumbola, was interred at New Philadel
phia to-day.
mo remains ot Mrs. Mary Kelnm, an
aged and respected resident of Frackville,
who died on Wednesday, were interred at
that place to-day.
Augustus Smith died Thursday nightat his
home in Pottovillo. He was iu bis 50th year
and his death was duo to pneumonia. Mr.
Smith was a veteran of Company G, 06th
pinylng diagram bus been made upon des
criptions furnished by a gentleman who bat
been over tbo ground and is well versed on
tbo plans of tbe workings.
It will be observed that there, aro two re
serve pillars shown by tbe diagram. The
one between breasn GU aud 71 wan left to
support a tunnel in tbe upper level. The
pillar between breasts 05 and 68 is Intended
to support the turnbut at the bead of tile
plauo. Tbo wnrkiugs that figured iu the ox
plosion wero west of the bottom of tbo
plane. At evory tenth breast of the work
ings there is a retervo pillar left (forming
the position of two breasts) as is tbo custom
throughout the entire P. & It. C. & I Co.
system. The soven-foot vein is ten feet
thick and has a pitch of from 30 to 40 do
greos. The breasts wero eight yards wide
and tbo pillar ten yards wide.
After the ollicial Investigation yesterday.
in which at least five hours was consumed by
Division Superintendent Ueea Tanker. Dis
trict Superintendent William II. Riebardt
and Mine Inspector William Stel. in travel
ing through tbi workings, them was a dls-
potitiou on the part of the olllcials to be
reticent concerning tbo developments and
l.ret 79. and od to the 2nd lift gangway.
Breasts Nos. 01, . 08. 0 and 71 are filled
with rnedc. all these breasts having been
worked out.
RUSH AT THE HOSPITAL
Constant Arrival of Victims Keep the Sur
geons Ilusy.
Dr. J.C Blddlo, the Superintendent and
Siirgeon-ln-Chlcf at the Mluers' hospital, at
Fountain Springs, stated this morning tint
yesterday was one of tbo busiest In the his
tory of tbo Institution. Victims from Maha
nny City. Maple Hill, Shenandoah, Gllbcrton,
8hamoklu and Mt. Carniol kept tbo surgeons
at work all day yesterday and up to two
o'clock this morning. At eight o'clock opera
tlons were resumed. Dr. Blddle says he can
not recall a day when so many serious cases
from different places were received.
Among tbe late admissions yesterday were
George KurU, laborer, 20 years old, single,
aud residing at Ashland. Ho sustained a
severe snrain of tbe back and contusions of
tbo head Irom a fall of coal at tbe Bast colliery-
Adolph Gruclnskl, laborer, 25 years
old, married, and reside at Mt. Carmel. He
sustained a severe strain of the back through
a fall of coal.
George Robenchuck, a miner S9 years of
age. and ono of tho victims of the Mahanoy
City colliery explosion, was received at the
hospital yesterday afternoon. Ho suffers
from burns about tbe head forearms, bands
and back, but his condition is not very
serious.
Dr. Iliddle stated to-day that he would
operato on Patrick Brennan, the boy injured
in tbe Mahanoy City colliery explosion, some
time this afternoon. Tho boy remains un
conscious and it will bo necessary to remove
the pressure . of the fractured parts of the
skull upon the brain. Tho rest of tho ex
plosion victims aro doing as well as can be ex
peeled, but all except Robencbock aro still in
a dangerous condition.
EMAN0N BANQUET.
Members of the Club ami Lady Friends
lhdny the Hveut.
The fourth anniversary of tbo Emanon
Club was celebrated in the parlors of the
Ferguson House last evening with a sump
tuous banquet served by Mino Host Hutchi
son The members of the club, and their
lady friends, and a few Invited guests partook
THE RISE
Ifl WAGES I
Commercial Agencies Glte Cheerful
Reports For the Bread Winners.
GOOD BUSINESS IN THE FUTURE.
The General Advance In Earnings of Cotton
li Tea Per Cent., Iron and Steel
Ten. and Coil Miners About
as Much.
"MAX LEV1T S.
Why
Not ?
Buy your spring1
hat now. None
better than the
stock we carry.
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Co.'s weekly review of trade saya: lly
far the best assurance of good business
In the future is found In the general rise
of wages. The general advance In earn
ings of cotton mill operative. In most
cases 10 per cent, of iron and steel
workert generally 10 per cent, tlnplate
and sheet workers from fi to 10 per
cent and nf coal miners, In some largo
districts, nbout os much, has set a pace
which most establishments will follow
which have reduced wages in past years
of depression. Those who fall to com
prehend what such a change may mean
have only to consider that a tenth In
crease In the wages of all labor would
put into tbe markets a new buying de
mnnd in ntnouut about three-quarters
of the entire value of exports to all coun
tries. T he volume of business showB no
signs of decrense, and for the first full
week of March has been nbout 51.7 per
cent greater than In the same week of
last year and O0.9 par cent greater than
In 18!2.
Ilrndstreot's review says: Industrial
and trade activity Is still a pre-eminent
feature of the general business situation.
Price strength, too. is notable, especially
in view of the mid-winter rise of beb
runry, except in the ense of tbe leadinc
cereals and wool. Iu manufacturing
lines the situation is one of great ac
tivity. Additional advances in wages
announced this week seem likely to swell
the number of workers whose wages are
reported advanced to close to li 5,000.
The iron and steel trade is still excited
by reports of feverish demand, Inade
quate supplies and further advanced
quotations.
Our $I.OO Stiff Hat Has
No Equal.
MAX LEVIT
UP-TO-DATE HATTER..
CORNER MAtH AND CENTRE STREETS.
Neiswenter's
LIVERY and
BOARDING
STABLES.
STUMP HEADING.
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Investlentors Allowed Further Time.
Harrisburg, Starch 11. Cnairman
John H. Fow, of the legislative com
mittee to investigate the charges of nl-
leged bribery in connection with the
fonsideration of the McCarrell jury bill
In the house, filed a preliminary report
yesterday In the house. The report de
clares that "it will be impossible to con
clude their labors by March 13, the time
fixed by resolution. They therefore ask
that the time be extended to March 27."
On motion the time of filing the report
was extended.
THIRD LIFT GANGWAY 7 FOOT VEIN.
B C
Xo Acrreemont Itenoliod.
rittsburc. March 11. The scale com
mittees of the coal operators and min
ers' organizations of the Pittsburg dis
trict held several meetincs yesterday,
but adjourned at 4 o'clock until today
without having accomplished anything.
According to statements made by mem'
bers of the committee no conclusion was
arrived at beyond the fact that the min
ers issued their ultimatum, which Is in
accordance with the resolutions adopted
at the last district convention. It was
further stated that the only question
that came up for consideration was ma
chine mining. Uoth sides were firm In
their stand.
conclusions, but tbo Hebalii has since
learned that the reticence did not shield any
thing upon which tbo paper bad not already
informed the public. The causo of the ex
plosion was the ignition of tho gas by two
workmon who went up into an old breast for
a plank.
Stephen Silcski and John Junkett, two of
tbe victims now in tbe Miners' hos-
ORION'S JEWELRY STORE,
120 South Main Street, - Shenandoah, Penna.
IF YOU LIKE
A cup of good coffee and want to save
money, try our
Mexican Coffee
At 1 8 cents. It is equal in strength and flavor to a great
deal of coffee sold at much higher prices.
If you want something better, try our
Java Blend at 25 Cents.
nital. wero working in breast No. 82.
we constantly Regiment, P. ., and served all through the many yards west of the breast (No. 68)
- I 'it'll war I . , i I a i. 1 I . . I
v,.,.. ., i in wuicu liiu Kiia whs urai muiieu
Tne remains oi an inlant chliu ot r. J.
Barrett, of Wui. Penn, were interred In St.
Joseph's cemetery, Qirardvllle, this after
noon.
Julia, tbe lS-months-old daughter of A.
Schmlth, of South Jardin street, died yester
day from pueumonia, Tho funeral will tako
placo to-morrow.
New Carpets auil Dress Goods.
It will bo of great advantage to purchasers
to secure their spring novelties at our store.
3-4-7t P. J. Monaqhan.
License Money.
There area number of liquor licenses yet a
be beard by tbe court, among them being
several from Shenandoah. The portion due
the slato from licenses to date is (6S.S2S.00.
Tbe amount due the towns named is as fol
lows: Ashland, Jt, 800 ; Butler Twp., $1,030;
Frackville, $1,440 ; Gordon. S4S0 ; Miners
vllle. 1 4 320 : Schuylkill Haven, f 1,320
Tremc-ut Borough, tl,800; Tower City, tl.200;
Union Twp., 600 1 Union Twp.. ifortb f 180 j
Union Twp., East, f 900.
IluuiM-r's, Chentnut & Cherry streets,
Fresh and smoked meats, butter and eggs.
tf
If you want the Best Java Coffee we can buy, try our
35c Old Government Dutch Java.
nut id rent I nn?e Roasted Coffee is a banrain. It is
better than package coffee at higher prices.
Three Vears to Muke .Murder,
Wlillo testifying against John Kennedy,
befote Justice Kowe, three years ago, for na explosion, which Injured U
threats against tbe Poor Directors, Lewis gloan wi the 0jh()r 6,x WOt
bouse, was stabbed In tne abuomen by Keu.
nedv. from the effects of the wouud be died
yesterday. Kennedy Is now serving time for
the crime.
Vanilla Ice Cream
To-dy and to-morrow. At Sheider s bakery,
28 VUtt Centre street.
SPECIAL DRIVES THIS WEEK !
Five pounds of good Pruues for 25 cents.
Three pounds of large Prunes for 2 cents.
Five ppunds of good Raisius for 25 cents.
Four cans of Pumpkin for pies, 25 cents.
Two cans of pie Peaches for 25 cents.
Three cans of cold packed Tomatoes for 25 cents,
i'our cans of Early June Peas for 25 cents.
At KEITBR'S.
Vote of Thanks,
Tlio local lodge of True American
baa nasbed a vote of thuuks to all
slsted the members lu tbe oxercUea atteuding
tbe celebration of the lodged 23rd auulvcr-
sary on tbe 3rd Inst.
Soeclal Kxi-urslou on to Washington via
...
r.imu. ltallrnud Thursday, March IU,
Train leaves Shenandoah at 8:15 a. m.
Round trio tickets, good to roturn until
March 25tb. only fS.Ol. tf
Itehearsal
The Scboppn minstrels will rehearse in the
club room to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
It Is expected that all tbe performers will be
present,
Our watch repairing is always reliable and
Is accompanied by a ono-ycar guarnntee.
Orkln's jewelry store. tf
These two men needed planks and they left
their place of work to look for them. They
walked cast as far as breast No. 08. This
breast was worked out three weeks ago,
There was a battery at the foot of the hreast
and a manway door in it. Silesk! and
Junkett opened this door, passed through it,
and went up the hreast In search of plank.
It was while thus engaged that they iEnited
the gas, and were the wont bnrned of the
men,
Tho details ef the circumstances leading to
the second explosion (about five minutes
later, as some of tbe men say) are as follows
Johu Mills and Bernard Sloau wero working
in breast No. 78. Upon hearing the explosion
thev descended to the 3rd lift gangway
and started east to Inquire the cause of the
explosion, aud the location. Whou they got
to A Ishown in diagram) they found a door
had been blown away. 1 no door nan been
.,n,ln.,A.l at thn nintlth nf thfl tunnel (Dl.
The two men were at this point when they j Edith Brown
observed two tights at a point some distance
further east (U) and opposite breast 03, tne
two men were George UobenchoeJc and John
Klen. loaders who had descended to the
gangway from their breasts to ascertain the
cause of tbe explosion. Mills and Hloan
hurried in that direction, aud bad traveled
about 60 yards east from tbe tunnel when tbe
ureunan, I Low ltatrs
two of
whom were the loaders referred to, occurred.
The causo of the second explosion may be
considered speculative; but there Is no
doubt that tbe gas was displaced to a point
on the gangway wbero some of the men weie
sitting with their naked lamps, because the
gangway would, ot course, no mo saieiy
valve, so. to spcan, as to now mai gai
traveled from breast No. 08 to the gangway
nnn ,1l Thn fnrrA nf Ihn nnniMlftsirtn
ivonws 1 , Tnlrtstnn of the ens was more
WllO US- . . . ,1,. .!, ,(,. ..,1
from tho fact luat two sets oi nmoer wero
displaced In that direction west of breast
No. OS. Little or no damage was none to tne
colliery by tbe expl iou, with the exception
that some of tho breast batteries were blown
outaadtbe brattice in tbo tunnel, which
runs Irom tbe 7-foot to tbo Skidmoro, was
more or less disturbed. Tbe colliery was In
full operation yesterday.
Tbe air course in that section of the mine
Is west along the third lift gangway, into the
tunnel (D) along the east side of tbe brattice,
thence along the west side and out of tbe
tunnel back to tbe gangway, thence west,
thence in different directions aud through
the several breasts and headings back to
brcatt 73. tbeuce through a heading Into
of it. Tho parlors wero appropriately decor
ated for the event and on tbe eastern wall
was displayed tbe emblem "Emauon," ac
companied by the club colors gendarme,
blue and yellow.
The evening's events opened with an ad
dress by the president, Mr. Baylor Longsdorf.
who related tho history of tbo club and closed
with a few remarks on its future. This was
followed by a came of progressive "piggy.11
It was very interesting and occasioned a great
deal of merriment. The first prize was won
by Miss Sallie Price, of Lost Creek, while tbe
booby prize was presented to Miss Ad el la
Daddow, of town. Tbe piano selections by
Miss Nellie Price, of Lost Creek, were well
rendered and received. Members of the
club also contributed musical selections. Mr,
Hutchinson was highly complimented on
tbe banquet and the service.
Tbo following guests were present: Messrs.
Roy C. Rubright, Charles Neiswenter, Richard
Rowse, Elwood Jacohy, Edward T. Johnson,
John Klncaid, March Ilassler and Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Brumm, of town; M. Saylor
Longsdorr, William Price, William D. Jones,
of Lost Creek; J. S. Bcddall and W. J.Lewis,
ot Wm. Penn; William H. Underwood, Haz-
leton; Oliver Hawkins and William Kumby,
of Centralis; and Misses Edith Erdman,
Adclia May and Josephine paddow, Annie
keitban, Lanra Acker and Lanra Robertson
of town; Nettle Kellar. Centralis; Martha
Jones, Sallie, Nellie and Jesale Price and
Lost Creek; Jennie Sforrisou,
Brownsville; Llllle Iielntz, Ashland; and
Jean C. Glover, Wm. Penn.
Big reductlou in prices. See onr show
window for bargains, on account of removal
to No. 10 South Main St. E. B Brumm.
Advertised Letters.
The.followlng is a list ot letters remaining!
uncalled for at the local post offlco: E. F.
Atberbolt,- F. O, Kent. Win. F. Osman,
Hattie Bishop, Georgo A. Mertlln, Michael J.
Miller, Peter Miller, John C. Delbaugh and
Estclle Morton.
I). W. Bkdea, P. M.
Try p l'ouud
Of our 25c. chocolates for Sunday eating.
You'll waut another next Saturday.
It Uqoks & Beown.
Tht "V" I'rogrnin.
Tbe lollowlng program will be given at a
ni' cting of the "Y" this evening: Singing, I
Y;" Scripture reading, Edua Loucks; solo,
Mattie Thomas; recititluu, Dora Richards;
re-idiug, Clara Yost; address, John Lawson;
notes of interest, E. T. Danks: critic to be
appointed.
Our Spring Goods Are Here.
We hve several counters Iu Coverts.
Cheviots, Serges. Poplins. Henriettas and
Black Crepons. We are proud of this selec
tion and tlio pilces at which wo are able to
dispose of them,
3-10-tf R. F. Gill.
7 -.it'l
Best equipped stables in
this region. Conveyances of
every description always at
your service. Horses for all
kinds of purposes with a fine
selection to choose from. All
safe and reliable.
NEISWENTER'S
Livery and Exchange Stables.
Nice
Furniture !
While not a joy for
ever, is a delight while
it lasts. We are doing
a larger business
every day, for not only
the goods but the
prices are always
right.
There Is difference between a bargain for a
bait and a genuine bargain. We wish you to
see the difference. We offer big bargains on
account of removal to No. 10 South Main St.
3-4-tf E. B. Brumm,
to Washington
vai.la llallroad.
via l'emi.yl-
Special excursion Thursday, March 10th,
Train leaves Shenandoah at 8:15 a, m. Round
trip rate only fS.Ol. Tickets good to return
uutil March 25. tf
Form's Auction Sale,
Porta Bros., the tailors, who are tempor
arily located In the Watson property, will
have an auction sale on Saturday next, be
ginning at 3 o'clock, at their former stand,
.No. 24 north Main ot. Many bargains are
offered. 8 3-tf
X.nwneyf Candy
Is sold on Its merits. The name "Lowney" is
on each piece. It Is sold In sealed packaEH
as follows ; Chocolato almonds, J lb., 15c
chocolate creams, 1 lb., 10c.; assorted choco
lates and bon bons, J lb , 30c; 1 lb., 00c.
It Hooks & Brown,
Alarrled.
Abrara Mills of Wade, and Miss Sallie Fox,
of New Castle, wero married on Thursday
evening at the reeldcuce of tho bride's
parents. Rev. II. V. Sharp, pastor of tbe
Wade P, M. church, officiated.
Wanted, a Good Coat Maker
At John Meldalzls'. No. 122 South Main
street. . 3-7-Ot
1'roinpt Settlement,
Shenandoah, Pa., .March 8, 1800
This certifies that I bavn received, tills 8tb
day of March, suttlemcnt in full for loes
sustained by tbo fire of February 28tb,
hating been Insure! in several companies by
Thomas lieddall, agent.
(Signed) JotlN Pobtz.
Not Turkey Hun.
Peter Butkauis, tbe man who had his left
hand and part of the forearm blown off yes-1
terday by an explosion of dualin cops and
dualin, set off by a spark that fell from his
lamp, was injured at Kehley Ruu, and not
Turkey Run colliery. The accident was re-
pnrUd at the Miners' hospital as haviug oc
curred at the latter place.
Coco Argoline, the genuine article, for sa'e
at Kirlin's drug store. 10-6-tf
Venidotis Grunted.
Pension crrtldeates were Issued yesterday
to the following: John A Gilger, Pottaville,
0 per month; M. S. Pcrke, Numcdia, $.
Our watch repairing and our prices are un-
eouallod. Orkln's Jewelry store. tf
l ltllU LUNCIIISS TO-NlQlir,
sickert'b.
Sour krout, pork and mashed potatoes will
be se'ved, free, to-night.
HENTZ s.
Sour krout, pork and mashed potatoes, free
to-night.
WEEKS."
Specialties by tbe I.ally children to-night.
Music by Max lllrsb.
KKNDiUCE HOUSE.
Sour krot and pork will be served, free, to
all patrons to-night.
M. O'NEILL,
106 S. Main St.
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
Spring
Opening
WAIT FOR IT I
The grand display ot spring and nomtr
millinery at the Bon Ton millinery, 29 North
Main street, on March 16th. It will be greaser
and grander than ever. A full carload with all
the newest styles and latest designs In ready-to-wear
effects Bailors and walking bats from
tbe best up-to-date manufacturers In New York,
Boston and Philadelphia, we are tbe leader
in mltllaery direct from the Importers. Onr
spring opening will contain the newest shade
In Ribbons, Liberty Silts, Mirror Velvets,
Pongees, Gauzes, Mausellne-de-SoIree, Chiffons,
Laces, Nettings and Veiling. Also the latest
ornaments In bat trimming. Spangles, Booties,
JeU, Ball-Pins, Steels, Pearl, gold, oridlied and
Jeweled Novelties. Our flower stock will be a
thing of beauty and a Joy forever. You cannot
help but admire the goods and rejoice over our
low prices.
WE PROHISE
To show at our spring opening the moat ex.
qulslte line ot novelties procurable from foreign
market. Imported tiata aa weU a our own
Our 1,000 ready-trimmed bats to be exhibited
for ladles, mlase and children will b sold at
price to mako you happy. Ooma yourself and
do yourself iustloe at our opening oa March
16th, im
. BON TON N11LUNEBY,
No. 29 North UilBSImf.
I Souvenirs free to every ladUM
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