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SHENANDOAH. PA.. If 1U DAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1899.
ONE CENT
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13 S.
Main St., Shenandoah, Fo.
gJ0'HARA'S
FOR
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At
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS.
Cor. Lloyd and White Sts.,
SHENANDOAH
and
Morgan's Fancy
All fit ylrw ami Sizes for
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Fine Melton, Kersey and Covert Overcoats.
All shades, Ml sizes, all qualities.
Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits.
A full Una and a good se'ectlon. '
We are new beginners in the clothing tmsiness and intend to con
.i..nr it in tim fntnnv mnkinir it a sDecialtv. We can safely say that we
Tiv, unn n lull ilollnrV value for
b. . - J w -
finrl nnr nrirva lower than elsewhere
tlnrlnmuBsn.- Medinated
Wool, Fleece Lined.
A Full Line of Shoes-
THE NEW STORE,
38 North Main Street.
Watson Building.
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NEW
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We have just received a .full
stock of Choice New Fruits.
New Prunes. New Figs and Dates.
New Valencia Raisins.
New Muscatel Raisins.
New Seeded1 and
New Cleaned Currants.
, New Evaporated Peaches.
NEW CITRON and LEMON PEEL.
New Mackerel.
Our inlnce Meat. We Sell the Best Only.
New Buckwheat Flour.
McPhail
Pianos.
For 6o yeats made c
honor Sold on merit.
Strictly High Grade.
MILAM
nd othhr makks.
Ueased on Time.
FURNITURE AND
MUSIC STORE.
AND
n.i ct..ot
i lain street,
MAHANOY CITY,
Mil
U-Want
Your
Money
Back?
Well, you will cet
the full worth of It In wear-,
lng our FAST "LACK IIOSB
ut 15 to 23 cents and that Is
the same thing as tlio cash.
We have an elegant tock for
children, ladies and gents.
From 7 cents per pair upward.
lUr'l ,?'5fSritK.Y
J TRIM M'HGSj
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U-WANT-A
new lot of unholsters
FUIN'aKS.and OIJU'S to
renovate that lounge or I
chair. We have tlicm.
Bazar, 23 Norm Mam st.
TT HIS is our first season haudl-
ing stoves We-have
but the best makes. Every
customer must be pleased or
we give you your money,
to have everything you
setting up your stove.
We aim
need
m
SWALM'S
Hardware Store.
I vif'cs fror
B v - your
every dollar vou invest. You will
Flannels. Camel's Hair, Natural
HARRY LEV IT, Prop.
GOODS. I
Seedless Raisins.
NEW SWEET JAMAICA ORANGES,
Cranberries
KEITER'S.
COUNCIL MEETING.
l'rnrtmtluftn ut h llrl.f Session
Unlet
Night.
A regular meeting of the Borough Council
was held last night ami It was a brief one, Rii
adjournment lielng within forty minutes after
the meeting was wiled to order. The uoun-
cilm -n 111 attendance wore Ments. Ooakley,
Magarale, llowelU. Hand, Uretinan, Murphy,
llafkliis, Hell, Straugbn, Trice', Shoemaker
and Jatnes. Mr. Dell was elected temporary
chairman In the absence of President Me-
Oaire.
Mr. Michael McDonald Appeared and de
clared that be would not pay a water tax an
iens the liorougli mi a nmlr) along West
Strawberry alley to that bis property cuuM
Ire supplied. The matter was rererreu to tlio
water committee with power to net.
Tim street cnminiltee made a lengthy re
port In writing in which It recommended tbe
payment of $8,000 on account of tbe atreit
pavl tig con tract and asked that Council fix a
time for a Anal inspection and acceptance oi
the paving. An to the claim of W.
J. 11 row ii, of West Oak street, for
damages, the committee reported that,
after an lutptctiou, it reached tlio conclusion
tba the rain water from tbo roof of Mr
Brawn's premises la carried back into the
oellar on account of an imperfect conductor,
and that If tbe sidewalk uf tbe premises had
a proper pitth to the gutter the trouble
would be avoided. The committee also re
commended that tbo Chief Burgees' notify
property owners at the northwest corner of
Coal and Main streets and northeast side of
Mam and Coal streets to put their gutters to
grade and pave them.
In connection with tho W. J. Brown claim
a letter from T. K. Beddall, Esq., counsel for
Mr. Drown, was nad and the matter was
teferred to the street committee.
The Hro appaiutug committee was In
structed to H3cert.nu the cost of extending
tho tire alarm system to Turkey liuu on
motion of Mr. Howclls.
Joseph llouscr sent In a claim for $18.33
10r "Ma "ne ami ei pen so incurred ior
,,itii a,tAn ,.,,,. r ii,u
sustained by falling Into an uncovered collar
way mi mu i wt mwy vuu oi iiiuriuuey
property on Lloyd street. The matter was
referred to the street committee, with in
structions to notify tho property owner of
tho claim.
Borough Surveyor Gregory sent In the fol-
lowing communication :
"I have complied with your desire In ref
erence to the grade of the curb at the north
west corner of Main and r.Ioyd streets and
find, as it is now placed, to be correct and in
accordance with the figures as shown by Mr.
Cochran in tho grade book compiled by him
in tho yoar 1877."
Tho street committed was instructed to
take this report with other data and request
meeting with Mr. J. J. Franey, the property
owner, with tho committee and surveyor,
to have tho matter adjusted aud avuid. if
possible, nny unnecessary law suit, the com
m it ten to bo gnided by tho Cochran grado
Borough hngineer W. O. Gregory and In
spector Mark Bowman reported that Con
tractor W. J. Britt had done 4,807 10-10't
tquaro yards of paving at a total cost of fS,
000.87, and that tho lulanco duo for the work
amouuted to $4,000.97. The Schuylkill Trac
tion Company has 770 feet of track paved at
width of eight feet, making 051 4-10 square
yards. Contractor Britt was granted au or
der for $3,000 on account.
Tlie lamp and 7atcU committee stated that
P. J. Oreary was the only bidder for tho two
police overcoats and that, owing to tho death
of Policeman Michael Ileatou hut one over
coat was required. Tbe committo has power
to act.
Complaint was mailo that unknown parties
bad stolen new iucandescent globes from the
hallway of tbe borough building aud old ones
substituted. There is a suspicion as to tb
guilty parties. Steps are to be taken to stop
tho pilfering,
Just after Council adjourned Solicitor
Burke sent in a communication in which ho
stated that tho passage of an ordinance 1m
posing lino upon electric railway conductors
running cars not displaying a license, aud
one imposing a toll fur crossing tbo bridge
over the Lehigh Valloy railroad would he
illegal. Tho solicitor also has doubt as to the
right of Council inormsing tho car tax of the
electric railway, but has drafted two ordlu
auces, ono providing that a license certificate
be displayed on each cr, aud tho other pro
viding for the use of fenders on all cars run
nlng into the borough. Council will act on
those matters at tho next meeting.
To-night's l'lcy.
It is said that Lincoln J. Carter, author of
'Under tho Douio," the iuitnousely success
ful naval comedy drama which Is underlined
lor a stay of ono night at i'erguaou'a theatre
this oveulng, spent two years in per
fecting the ferry boat scene. As a result
it is as near tho "real thing" as It is
possible to make it. Not a single detail of
such a trip hab been omitted. Every ound
of u boat or of tho water aud all the appear
ances of lessening distances are correctly iui
itatid. So perfect Is the result that tbe
audience seems to be oarried with the boat
across the river, the characters being grouped
in tho front anil tho audlouce having posse
sion of tho rear.
Cut pruo salo
now ou at
Fiicko's carpet I
store.
11-14 Ot
Statu All Gone!
That Is to say. nearly all gone, aud there
are, j et four days before! the operetta. Willi a
large number ot tickets yet tube presented.
Therefore all holders uf reserved bent tickets
are 'equested to pioeent thorn at Kirltn's
immediately, in order that wo may kuow
where wo stand. If we havo to build au ad
dition to the opera house wo must know it in
time. Doa't worry, wo aro going to give
seats to all holdors of tho proper tickets, only
you had better go to Kirlin a at once and
secure your rateryed seats for the operetta
Fardeoaatl and tbe JiiHshauteu bword.'
Now carpets
aud linoleums at Fripke's
carpet store.
ll-14-0t
A Unique Affair.
The Presbyterian church of town will give
au entertalnmeut and festival In Robblus'
opera bouse on Friday evenlug and Rev.
aud Mrs. Koebler aro doing their utmost to
make It a success. The young ladles lu at
tendance- will be dreasorl to represent evety
nationality in the world. It will be quite
unique ultur.
(1 copies sheet music for 25 cents this week
only; big settrtlou. Brumm's. 11-7-tf
Killed In I lit, l'lilliiipluea.
Mrs. Thomas Large, of Loeuit Gap, callid
at tho Puttgville recruiting otlite yesterday to
endeavor to. secure some information iu
regard tu her brother, Martin Hetlron, of
Tower Cjty, who died In the Philippine
Islands Irom the ellecta or wouuds last week.
Hedrou enlisted last April.
Advertising l'u).
Last Wednesday William G. ness, of the
Budget, advertised fur a boy. This morning
his wife presented htm with a our'
Clus mantels, 10 aud IS cents. Orkin's
jewelry aud music btoro, 7 S. Malu St, tf
Jgoukt at
POTTSVME
Tbe Coal Date Mnnkr Cast Closed Tills
Morning;.
SECOND DEGREE VERDICT GIVEN.
The lury Recemmandtd UM Prisoner
to
Mtrcy and a Ms t ton Far a Hew Trial
Is Madc-Mray other Omi
DlapoMd of.
l'ottevllle, Nov. 17. Tu trial of George
Marcaen for tbe murder of Michael Moervcak.
at Coal Dale, wne continued yesterday after
noon an I to-day After 'Squire Hnghes had
testified that Ur. M. C. Ryan, the phyaklan
who attended Michael Boereeik, bad (one to
MuuMna aud that HoereoaVe widow bad re
rnnveri to parts unknown. Dr. George Little.
of Tamaqua, told of making Ike post mortem
examination. In bla oplaion, death was
caused by a stab wound In tba right aide.
The Commonwealth theu offered tbe knife
In evidence and retted Its own.
Mr. Ulrlch made the opening address for
the defence aud then called tbe defendant,
Ueorge Marraen, to the stand. Ite said be
was bom in Austria-Hunsary and rame to
America in 1601 He worked at No. IS col
liery, near Coal Dale, unll the day of the
right. May 28th, 1895 In which Soererxk re
ceived his death wound. That night there
was a party at his bonding beam and Koereczk
and bie wife attended. Tbe former was half
drunk. A fight started otlteMe and Maicseu
heard his brother shout for help. They
would not let him go out He then went up
stairs and got from his clothing a small knife.
Wheu he came down stairs the knife was
taken from him by Paul Morris and several
others who knocked him down aud uum-
melcd him. lie showed marks ou bis head
to prove what he said. Attest begot out
side, but could not see, for Hie blood in his
face and in his eyes. He then went to a near
by house aud got a i lean shirt and went to
tbe 'Snuire to tell him he was not guilty.
When shown the knife alleged to have
been used the witness said be never saw it
before and declared it waa an Italian knife
When ho returned to the boarding house be
was lold not to go inside, or he'd be killed
lie stayed all night at another house and, to
avoid being killid by other Hungarians,
went to Hazleton aud worked in the breaker,
but hid to quit on account of hig head. He
then worked at Buck Mountain for three
years, and then at the Coplar quarries, and
then nt Laneford. Ho was at Lauatordbuta
few days when he was arretted. He denied
telling Albert Thomas that ho had killed
Marc&in in ton defense, aud said the lattei
could not- speak tho Hungarian language.
Ho swore that ho did not kill Michael
Socreczk and that liu did not stab him.
Mr. Ulrich made tho closing speech for the
defense and District Attorney Beclitel spoke
for tbo Commonwealth, endiugat 5:30o'clouk
and this morning Judge' Marr ohargtd tbe
jury, which retired at 10i3SSr to couiltlur one
of four verdicts murder in the lirst or
second degree, manslaughter and acquittal
The jury returned at two o'clock with
yordict of guilty of murder in the second de
gree and a recommendation to mercy.
Mr. Ulrich made it mutton for a now trial
and December 4th was fixed for argument.
The prisouor was remanded to jail.
ckimiKal court.
Anulo Cardin, larceny as biileo, oath of
Rebecca Morrison ; court directed a verdict of
not guilty.
Philip Delaney, assault and battery, oath
of Mary E. Maloy, not guilty, but pay i aud
prosecutor 5 of tho costs.
Isaac Ueutz, larceny as bailee, oath ol
Simon Lovine ; court directed a verdict of
not guilty.
Miko Marto, assault and battery, oath of
George Millor, jury trial ; guilty ; costs, f6
line and 00 days.
John Wtttets, burglary, oath of J. H
Doutrichi guilty ot receiving stolen goods;
costs, $25 fine, restore property and one yoar
iu county prison.
Robort J. Price, recently convicted of de
sertlou and non-support, was after an ad
dltioual hearing, sentenced to pay tho eoste
and to give a $300 bond to pay fU tier month
for support of child and f 1 per month for
sunnort of wife, for seven vears.
Michael O'Neill, surety, ojth of William
- -
Walters ; costs and sixty days.
Mrs. John Williams, scolding, etc, oath of
Mary Jonos: court dismissed the case, costs
on prosecutrix.
Mrs. Mary Ferens, assault aud battery,
oath of Katie Roman ; not guilty, but pay
one fifth of tho costs aud prosecutrix four-
fifths.
John V. Reed, desertion, oath of wife
court dismisaed tho cake, prosecutrix for costs.
Mary Browu, larceny as ballco, oath of
William Augstadt ; court directed a verdict of
not guilty. -
Joe Mergicwicz, drunkenneu and surety,
oath of Adam Korsak : court uUuiIsscd the
ease, prosecutor for costs,
Fred. Faust, assault and battery, oath of
Peter Foulk ; not guilty, but pay one-third of
the costs and two-thirds on prosecutor.
Thomas Garvin, awault and battery aud
surety, oath f David B. Morgan; court dis
missed the case at tbe coat of prosecutor.
Anthony Macbulis and Matt. ..Frank,
surety, oath of William Foley; court dla
missed the cae at costs of prosecutor.
William L. Davis, desertion aud uonup
port: court dismissed tho case at cost of
prosecutor.
Joe Anderson, Jr., surety, etc, oath of Joe
Andenton, Sr.; court dWwiaeed thecal at
cost of prosecutor.
Patrick Kays, surety, oath of Wlnfleld
Kays; court dismissed the oato at cost ef
prosecutor.
Anthony Molosky, false pretense, oath of
Mike -Marchock; not guilty, but pay coU,
by direction of the court.
Stanlly Analasky, laroeny, oath of Gideon
E. Davis; not guilty, prosecutor for costs
Mary Ami Lintus, asfcault aud battery aud
surety, oath of Auu Miller; not
guilty, but
pay ousts.
Capiases were Issued iu two 103 eases,
In tlio case of Lewis Reed, charged with
desertion on oath of his wifo, tho Judgment
dismissing tbe case aud putting theopaU ou
tbe prosecutrix was stiicken oil", owlug to
Minus preventing the appearance of thopriu-
cinals,
George Jones, assault and battery, oath of
Abe Goodman; not guilty, county fur costs.
John U. Roberta, assault and battery, oath
of Harriet J. Johuaou; not guilty, each pay
half the costs.
Lizzie and Frank Roberts, assault and bat
tery, oath of Sarah Johusou; uot guilty, each
nay.half tbe costs
Patrick Dotilau, assault and battery, oath
of James Amos; uot guilty, each, pay half
the costs.
John Ardy, keeping a vicious dog, oath of
Kllsabeth Delowry ; not gulHr, proaaeatilx
pay tbe coat.
Michael and Maggie Kuskee, aarnalt and
malicious miaahlef, oath of Mr. Chart ea
Duduski ; guilty ; 10 Hue awl eotta on
Michael ; fa Amend ootU en Mr. Roaka.
Joaeph Betkiearics, larceny of ohtekana.
oath of Andrew Pako; guilty; $5 Dim, costs.
rek re property and three tnontba
Patrick MrGoire, cheating: boardloc-honae
keeper, oath of Patrick Elliott: mlltr. with
rrco,,rf hM0" " m're'" 0p"to' "n" od I
Joseph Morow.kl, Wladdek florokk and
i-ani nacaaa, aftMan ana twtnry ana larceny.
oath of Htaney Ixogowski; guilty, each de
fendant pay bin share or the cost. 110 Hoe
and sixty daya.
John Hreanau, assault and battery, oath of
James Doyle ; guilty, with recommendation
to mercy ; cost, f 1 fine and two months.
John llrennan, assault and battery and
aurety, oath of Rate McDonald ; gnilty. with
recommendation to merry ; ootte, II line and
two mouths after expiration of pre ileus sen
tence. John Knipp. Jr , assault and battery, oath
of Gertrude Mlnnc; not guilty by direction
of the court, prosecutrix to pay tbe oust.
John Murphy, malicloua mischief, oath of
Mrs. Patrick Caaer; pleaded gnilty: cuetaaud
two mouths from date.
John Mnrphy, surety, oath of Mrs. Patrick
(Wy; pleaded guilty; pay the coat.
Mrs. Llaaie 8uyder. larceny, oath of Pbilln
Anderson, not gailty by direction of tbe
court.
Philip Anderson, larceny, oath of Llaaie
Hnyder, uot gnilty ; protecutflx pay the coen.
David Davis, astanlt and battery, oath of
Hulda Dreeh ; not guilty, prosecutrix for
coats, by direction of tbe court.
MARMAOII LIC8N8H.
John Dovankowich. ef Pottvlll. anA
Mary Bresa, of Minenvilte.
George O. Qreeuawalt and Utile Ford, of
Pinegrove townahlo.
Wajclech Uauater and Wlcntonjaja Macho-
wana, both of Kelayers.
William Hepner. of St. Clair, and Ellen
Kraminer, of Frackvllle.
William Michael and Emma M. Sebalta.
both of Pottarille.
JJK-RDS RECORDED.
Charles A. Mock aud others to Alvin D.
eiper, premises In Wayne township.
Sarah Bidloe and husband to Lehiah
Valley Coal Company and others, premises in
cst Luton tewuship.
Dauiel Van Horu to L. V. Coal Co.. nrem
Ises In East Union township.
Leonora Meredith and others to Jacob
Kodrian, premises in Frackvllle,
Benjamin Christ, Sheriff, to tVlwinOnner.
premises lu urwlgslug,
James Loiab, Adnj.. to Michael Lorah.
premises in liast Union township
Michael II. Loraband wife to James I .oral).
Executor, premise lu Finny, East Union
township.
P. it II. C. A I. Co. to P. J. Bran, nrerul.es
in jiauanoy township.
GRAND JUBV BBPOItT.
I rue Hills : Steve Charuoy. larcenr. oath
of Audrew Kondraes; John McAudrew, be
trayal, oath of Laura Becker ; .Michael Con
nors, larceny as bailee, oath of Aug. Schlol
niann ; Peter Brazowsky, assault and battery
to kill, oath of Anthony Lipsky; Miko
Kisakavage and others, malicious mifcblef.
oath of Jos. Kuckles ; Mike Cranik and John
Ciseal, a. aud b. oath of Mike Prtmak
Philip Anderson, larceur oath of Lizzm Suy
der; Joe Kruim, assault aud battery, oath of
Andrew Czlak ; Edward Everman, selling
liquor without a license, oath of II. W
Moycr ; Mary Cutchuoy, larceny, oath of
Mary Smallwood ; Mary Hettinger, larceny.
oath of Frank Miller.
Not true bills aud prosecutor to pay the
costs: Michael Keiser aud Anthony Set
kowsky, assault and battery, oath of Win
Munkiewicz; Authony and Joseph Kilikosky,
malicious mischief, oath of Annie Hender
son; Matt. Us vase, assault and battery,
oath of John Maraeukewicz; Llzaie Slur
kogky, malicious mischief, oath of Mollia
Cavage; Maurice Ileckman, assault and bat
tery, oath of Jabez Buskes; Joseph Mussaka
ult, oath of Anthouy Marcinkiawica:
August Smith and four others, gambling,
oath of George Makoiautis; Loon Danowski,
assault aud battery, oath of Frank Gorney;
Lewis C. Bouncy and Harry Nelson, assault
and battery, oath of Joseph Brown; Peter
Krizak, cheating boarding house keeper,
oath of George Putsalvage; Harry Hummel
berger aud Jacob Bettinger, assault and
battery, oath of Andrew Morgan
David Leininger, cruelty to animals oath of
John Murphy ; John MuBrcen, assault and
buttery, oath of Elizabeth Didyoucg ; Will
iam Shields aud Joseph Yawcavagc, false im
prisonment, oath of John Shyhuski ; Roitle
Gober and Joseph Gavel, larceny, oath of
Georgo Vilkes ; George Fermuskey, assault
and battery, oath of Adda Kenavlch ; MIeb
ael Baltu8kns, assault and battery, oath of
Andrew Lesko ; Miko Ilolitsky, assault and
battery, oath of Andrew Leshko; Andrew
Senella, assault aud battery, oath of Frauk
Socket; Henry Roppell, assault and battery.
oath of Henry Long
A JUUflK USCTUHBfc.
Judge Henuiug to-day lectured Lizzie
Suyderand Philip Anderson, of Shenandoah,
severely, telling them that their faces are be
oomiug entirely too familiar in court.
KNIOItT INDICTED.
Two indictments were found by the Qrand
Jury to-day against C. L. Knight, on cha'ges
of larceny as bailee and false pretense made
by C. II. Schwar and C. G. O'Rleness. It is
said Knight appropriated to his own use
$3,000 which should have been appropriated
to improvements of the Miners Journal
plautat PotUville.
A CASK OF FEUD.
Michael Kisaavage and five others, charged
with assault and battery to kill aud house
breaking, ou oath of Constable Joseph Pit-
kus, of New Philadelphia, is on trial befuie
Judge Marr. t is attracting much attention
on apeouut of a feud existing.
THE rtJRK POOD CASES.
The cases of the MeMrs. Mull, of Sheuan
doah, eharged with selling adulterated milk,
was continued to-day until next Wednesday,
on motion of the prosecution. Senator Mc
Carrell Is private counsel for the prosecution
aud M. M. Burke, Esq., represents tbe Com
mouwealtb.
The same disposition was made'of the
against Radsiewicz and Onellewtcx. also of
Shenandoah, charged with selling adulter
ated pepper. Messrs. Whitehousa and Burke
represent tbe defendants.
THE FELSKR CABE6.
The Grand Jury to-day ignored -three bills
against Samuel Feldser ami wife, who were
formerly engaged iu (be millinery busiuess
in Shenandoah, aud put the costs on tbo
prosecutors, Tbe eases were instituted be
fore Justice Sboemakei ou July 15, last,
by Clarence M. Btiiiei, of the firm of Illu
mentbal aud Stlner of New York city, and
the bills alleged conspiracy to defraud credi
tors to the amount of $800,
Hiemiuu'a Oulm
Juhu McGreln, pf Philadelphia, tho noted
musicim, is now at Dau. Brenuau'a cafe.
Drop iu aud hear him aud you'll not regret
It. 11-11-Ot
GEjl YOUNG'S
PROGRESS I
His Oaralry Snrprise the Filipinos
. D7 TUeif ilaPlU fftOe
AGUIXALD0 IK THE LOW COUNTRY
Itetial Loader Jlnhlliic Df-pwratn Kf-
rorttt to JCaeaiw t HayomiHiRft M r.
AtiiIiih1i1i Left liar Witrtlrtthn "-lilml-Major
Losran'M Htxly HnrloA.
Manila, Not. 17. lUport bare been
r seal veil hora from General Tonng,
dated Humtngam, Wadneaday. Hum-
lngan la about 30 milea aaat of Bart
Fabian. Oenaral Toung la irippoaed
to have advanced conatderably further
towanl Ran Fabian.
A press representative telegraph an
account of the rapid pace with which
General Young covered the road with
his cavalry. The Macabebe scouts
completely surprised and demoralised
the Insurgents around the low coun
try. A messenger and reinforcements
who were captured say no town from
San Jose to San Nicolas expected the
arrival of the Americans until a day
or two after they actually arrived.
AKitlnaldo and his government are
said to be making desperate efforts to
escape to Bnyombong. All the In
formation here Is that he is still in the
low country.
Lieutenant Johnson, with Troop M.
Third cavalry, captured on Wednesday
at San Nicolas 12 barrels containing
the wardrobe of Agulnaldo's wife,
some personal effects, the records of
the secretary of war and much com
missary and medical supplies. Senora
Agulnaldo probably escaped over the
divide, but the secretary of war Is
thought to be inside the lines.
Thomas W. Hayes, a civilian, and
Calvin S. Davis, of the Sixteenth in
fantry, who were held prisoners by the
insurgents, have been rescued.
Colonel Wessela captured at Tayug
several hundred thousand pouuda of
rice, ?,5O0 pounds of salt, 5.500 pounds
of flour marked "Dayton, Ohio," 1,500
pounds of sugar, 1,300 now uniforms
nnd hundreds of thousands ot Mauser
shells.
The names of Lieutenant Gil more
and seven of his men were found
written on the walls of the convent
, Car, ntr.tlr, TT.n M.,Unn. nf oil
the towns surprised resisted febly. j
The remains of Major John A. Io-
ean, killed in action at San Jacinto,
Saturday, were burled in Paco ceme
tery yesterday morning. Many per
sons followed the body to the grave.
Chaplain Pierce officiated, and the
Twentieth Infantry furnished the es
cort, which was commanded by Major
ilouman. The pall bearers were the
captains of the Twentieth. Infantry.
SPECIAL SALE.
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
Ladles ami Children's Clonk., Wrap?
and
Siyllsh Jackets.
On Saturday and for uext week endlug
Nov. 3Sth, we oner to all buyers au extra
discount of TEN l'EB CENT.
Come nnd buy baud some stylish eoats and
wraps, 10 per eeut. off.
Stylish dress goods any kind, IQ'per eent.
off.
CatpeU any kind, 10 per eent. 90".
Underwear, ur hosiery any kind, 10 per
eont. oil'.
Ten per cent, off everything In our big
store.
It means a saving of ten per cent, on every
dollar bought Iu our store until Nov. 25tb,
Blankets 39 cents aud -IS cents, less 10 per
cent.
50 cent uuderwear now 37) oeuts, leas 10
per cent.
Sheeting muslin 5-eute, less 10 per eent.
Every purchase is subject to tbe saui
allowance, 10 per eeut. off.
We Are Manufacturers.
Goods of Our Own Muke.
We make to your own measure.
We run a factory in our building and will
sell our own make of wrappers, shirt waists.
skirts, underwear, sheets, capes, etc , at the
same price, less ten pet sent. off.
Will It pay you to call f
L. J, Wilkinson,
Tbe Big Store with little prices. at
Assistant ltector.
The position of aulstant rector at St. Ig
natius church, Ceutralia, made vacant by tbe
death of Rev. Maher, has been filled by tho
appointment of Rev. Barnhart, who was
formerly stationed at Danville. From all re
port Rev. Hayes has a youug bat able
sistaut In Rev. Uaruhart.
To Cure LuMrlppe In Two Days
Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If it fails to cure.
ii. W. Grove's signature Is ou each box. SSo.
The Contractor Uetd Libel,
A suit for 7,000 damages ha been insti
tuted by John Dormer and wife against' tlie I
Aleatra Puviug Uompauy, which bad tbe I
contract fur paving the streets at Shauiokiu.
Mrs. Dormer, while with her husband, tripped
and fell across tbe rails of the Shamokiu I
Street Railway ou October 21st, last, badly
bruising and Injuring her baok, body and
leg and ptrmaueutly disabling her, it is al-1
leged
JtRrctUH's Pills for stomaoh and liver Ills.
Intere.tnl In New Company,
J.
111. i
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. .. Mot arty, the well known newspaper
. is iu tbe region. He is at present In-
d in the Traus-Contlnental Telephone
Co. tiich was reeeutly chartered in New
Jersey aud which will absorb all the inde-
penueut teiepuone uues in mo osuuiry.
FHEK LUNCHES TO-MOUT,
OllAS. BADZIEWICZ'8.
dam soup will be served, free, to all pa-
trous to-utgut.
WEEKS."
A nice disk of oyster soup to-night.
pooler's.
Oyster soup, free, to-night.
rsi AX LEV X s
38c
Will buy heavy fleeced
lined underwear in
all colors. Shirts or
drawers.
Will buy a nice
shirt or drawers in
tbe best of camel s
hair goods.
ME1HCATUD RKD FLANNELS.
NATURAL WOOL.
AUSTRALIAN WHITS WOOL-
Gent's half hose, all kinds,
at lowest prks.
Our hate and neckwear are inter
esting for every buyer.
Remember we sell tbe genuine
Stetson hat.
MAX LEV IT
UP-TO-DATE HATTER.
CORNER MAIN AND CENTRE STREETS.
NEW ARRIVALS
FOR OUR
CORSET COVERS.
Fine Muslin, plain yoke, ioc.
Fine Muslin, lace yoke, 15c.
Fine Muslin, 2 In. lace 00 Y 22c
Fine Muslin, V yoke tucks,
seeming & embroidery, 25c
Fancy yoke, lace and embroid
ery, lace trimmed, 49c.
J nV nS",cJ
Misses and Ladies', 1 to 8,
- - - roc to 23c.
Ladies' Umbrella Drawers,
fine cambric, three tucks,
fancy ruffle, deep lace trim
med at - - 49c.
A special, deep embroidery,
trimmed ruffle, hemstitch
ed, - - - 53c.
A beauty, four tucks and 6in.
fine open embroidery, 67c.
Large Size Drawers, 39c.
CHEMISE.
Fancy inserting, square yoke,
trimmed with raffle and
lace, - - 69c.
Fancy insertion, square yoke,
tucked and trimmed, 39c.
GOWNS.
Ladies' Gowns, six tucks, lace
insertion, ruffled neck and
sleeves, - - 49c.
One with fancy yoke, ruffled
and, open insertion, 57c.
SKIRTS. a
Fine cambric, 13 in. deep,
double ruffle of lace, 51.49
Deep embroidery ruffle, S1.23
Deep lace and insertion ruffle
at $1.27
VVvVVvWrVVVvVW
NEW
Linoleums, Oil
Cloths and window
shades. Best assort
ment in town.
CARPETS
Remnants oi Car-
p.ts and Oil Cloths cheap.
FRICKE'S CARPET STORE,
i0 South Jardln Street.
THE ONLY
PLACE-f
In town to buy Ulmer's Saus
age, Head Cheese and Pudding.
FRESH EVERY DAY.
Don't forget to ask for your
Trading Stamp with each cash
purchase, excepting sugar and
flour. '
DroD in nnd evnminp nnr fnnov
candies nnrl fruit insr in for t hp.
, V. , ,rUUS' JUSt m tor tlie
"unuaya,
New Citron, Lemon Peel and
Orange Peel. Raisins and currauts
and anything you want in our line.
Magargle's,
26 EAST CENTRE STREET
$1.00
"TlicHub."