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Dee. 0.-The leading futures ranged as folows:

Cash quotation. were follows, Flour qg:ct steady.
ps; ~ 20 ies Dss " &c s s 81 'S
oats Sic No rye acc No barley .s NO mas'se leo
sis I2sasIs .5 lard pr 100 n, = 42a snort ribs sic.
loose - l5as dIysai'ea shoulders; eGSsa ~ 2Ss
sr, nisha gSSd' p, ss :: ~ sSt i
tn rroaaes EXCHANGE oa the butte narset va, s.eady
snSy ceamgry 3'a3, = choice sS@5J ,"es, bus
,o cn'esa aes g. and sy g s. IS wsass
Marie. ssaGy At Sc reeeD's ish, c@s-Ssrses .esdy
at little irmer rates No waitc st 1ose No mixei
br:ces G-mcr: No 2 whlfe a, Sc; No ? mixed. s2c:
kye-NIarAe study at q: for No i9rS1isady .se:
CLEAR family Sc Kettle aIdstady saISS .''Sr lcs' %
at S Ss e. sGeS a s h2t 'S n slds:
MVsure Dec Nav vsse. opened at o,'.s sn%
TS ssss'4ssi@ s:s jan
S eo R Fo @ sample So YER ss aHs so 'sa .e
%,S + qoo$ dsa%ad g ssiss sls; 80 st9' GO:
quct 81 75asss 80 for domestic patents in WOOD
yS?'s sssS ~ S eye a. s'Rs%S sss
es6s lowest point c$s the sasS metz, 4;
Sc IN 5 cSsv .'1 steady ;Sise
STDS and ss TSsa'
40 saas2ss , NC yellow s2'c OATS No
PbIadipha' Dec S-Tlour-Buyers limiting purchases
S 90 s dea I'' , rsG 'f brands
With no important change in prices, Gables generally
steady but verv little inquiry for export no r- ne.
ccnber G5L. d66e January. 6G'.dO'e; February oSt0
Csc March G9'sd7oc. CornMarket ruled ridy Dut ~, a.
on,rs actual wants and foreign orders
limited too low business. No mixed December and
January i3a i3iac; February 43+a i3tc; March 1870
a. quiet but with light receipt and on n
ncs Dr1ce. were steadily maintained. NO white Dee
ccmber and January. 3d. 03Gs,c; February 36Ad37c;
March Gj.a374c Butter quiet, but firm; Pcnnsylyana
creamery EXTRA 2s1o9c Provisions In moderate obbn9
request and steady beef city family, pr Dbl, gu 500
sl5 pork family sl7 50dsiS: hams 9dl12c Sugars-
Refined steady and in demand quotations unchanged
Other articles unchanged.
st. Louis Dec. 9.-Flonr-Iittle doing demand mod.
crate. Patent s3ds3 u; extra fancy. - 5oas2 30:
fancy 50 o5dS2 %. Bran lower Sales on east track:
ear az G4c: ! ears al 63iac Wheat firm and higher;
Deeenber 59s.c January, GoIc NAY, e5i.c. Corn
higher; December 3iisc; January. 33i.c May. aGisD
3G4c. Oats entirely nominal December, 279sc; Nav.
3c feeling demand fair AZ 2ec per DOZEN
Puiter-rrade only fair Separator creamery, 25d26c
Pork-Standard selling at 81 %: on orders. So
Tart-Irime steam Guotahle at - Is. Dry salt mc9ts
Shoulders csc longs and clear ribs. G'.c shorts IL
Dacon--Eoved shoulders Tie longs Sc clear RIBS, Sc:
shorts sic High wines steady at Al -. Lend duiL
sellers at s0s Spelter lower offered at 3sc and unsod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11

MS@'i.liIt.i, xSD si'iIrrs-fac mako, T.. I'm dun
ana no"''ai lor new efop Nev;oran, q. wel as .or
Be, s' cSsec on % S' M oa Coz Ao s'nif
rnac 2sd2i; sod opea.aetl.r s6a5-e D''b,doe- job.
quote sugar ordinary, ISaiic; eoainoa l,aI7c; flr
NNyAf Sroi;i>. ars Faci ,,ca is Ir both tar
ie'fn' and ~ igt tuor aud ptn var quiz, AID rot
I'm. aD.K-R IN. a13S. Gbi' .l,rit, ,urlentr. 1875
l'i. tf I''o bus ~ quote spirit i9r,aii"e, o. III
Common tain,d ~ - qooi ,triind Il J;r; H. ~ j
. 90 & &C., go Il a. y - > 20 Isf : :.
h. e o. h. - 70. I"'cn. Asn' "e's." 81 ~.
o E,y -.E!cllTs- Tho berth fright market IS H.:
tad ror ioiG. Hanei, sG rhor va, ,,r bunc.. IA
sl.a. quotations. l;,e ee,aa- ,or .,cr tonnage ~,
hgo .,: 81 p ga a. A.,gS'p I'D SsT' AZ
Cos& ig, eldc-. 3. 81 Cotton. "a p'roeum. i ID
49, I'M III ,i"a"yt l,i0, !on' a. rhl ir
efira o. ',s,n 2s 80 e, , ,ig'"ct ~ - TOM %eS
w. i'Ti >rry,t - un, Ennr mp 'VhNvV
po'o ga'c- r"iT cum .Nor~ - Hong Kong IS, r
'tan,haL 49,. ~ Japnn - bari. $500 bnl> potro
os, Ink ,."r .9r ~ y, ,,s '' n i'''
:, ia hnrs. WOOD Pulp Portland TO United ION l,-
, ard y. Mat,a - 5 and p q" c 10 '.'I
81 los: hn'a 400 coal Philadelphia 10 Matin.
n.;aaa 90: :. sn'i Ton. ' ,od i%iasiinS
tardtnas - 20 two -tl,pnrf., F1lf. Newly
>9,nnu,h. III schooner general car.u N"".lork 10
'ial,-ft private t'rm-.
OIIS-iThorr We, . somcwhlt nrncr for
ed oil TODAY owing To a." Improvement In lard. The
r.cel during IN" last week have ben about 10000
h.ls ~ which, however wa on through shipment.
Lard oil quiet but about steady. ard lln--d oil
was firmly held. We quote: Prime crude bblS. 2sc
butt On 35d3~,: sumner yellow Irm". 33,3ic;
nrr yellow. on-grodr aHa:3c according 10 quality;
ntlmr summer Whit. 39aiCc. Iiri oil wa quiet at
1,d7s. American raw, fJc; American boii'd fsc; 'al-
rnnvIslON S--Thc opening OF the provision market
f.t
arI,c triGe developed and prices broke Quit rharpy
f,thcr free realizing bv parties who conspicuous
u,,fs Yesterday. Later thc," prices recovered AMI III"
dose wa steady .... OHK-Dull Quoted Mos ~ -
asl5 % family. SIG jcgtl7 80 short clr $40 30rsl?;
extra prime Fl3 5Oatl BEEF-Nto'dy. Quotations;
rndi, meas sIoa f12 ~. REEF IAMs.M'thct -t.ndv;
sli 30 a+iG: Chicafo hams at Ylj DRESSED HOGS
STEADY a, Ne decnr: lsO-h e. ICON. 7i-c: l2o-h.
uig. TL,01 i,c. bacon Gi,OG'-c .. CUT MENIN-
picked shoulders quiet quoted ~ GA Tic hams quoted
Al ~, 0ooc plckled bellies dun ani Irregular. CLOSING
SO ' IiRD- Market duh: Weston closed 500:
civ eioed at S'vas'ic; refined Tor continent ~;
>outh America. 915c compound Jiir In options DE-
,rnbar closed ~ $50 nominal January. SOC nominal
IICE.-Ihc'' only moderate a"nnnd toh,v fnr
ior,c ,cr hus the narsct ruled STEADY hdliccs from
SfGtE HNW-Thc market l. stiil dull and nom'nal
FOR raw .uopr a"d trair' r"r" effected toIN. We
nuoe Certfi,uypl. 90 ut Be muscn,ndo 30 test o'-r.
inn,s.n. .u,pr ~ test 2hc. Ionion lanr outlet and
nnchonrcd lava Of Is Cd and llr rcinng ~ I3.
Foot 10. nre~'nt month lbs Cd n"U month.
'oAav with a steady tone AMI prices unch'necd. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
Opening range and oloSe to-1ar ond closing Dla'
previous night ard lat year follow

Market closed very steady. Tran ier.be or'c Issued
AZ 100 NcN-York -pOt sales TO-DAY ana l,- nRh' or
con, umtion 100 bale mdlinC cult \ lie; IA Id ~
uulsnd IslUc which j. unchanged rDMI9f"h vita 700
t:riaN- prices Spot cotton The market fr -ro cot,n
was dull. Quotations: Miing up.ana, 1910; nhd,
ding ,.ulf -iGc. Sales lsj+Oo tales Rat. ON ana
or 49,. ing at which grades ,thcr than mdUng may be-
delivered contract: Fair. lac on; miiine far - GA
sfrct acoi nicgiing. good nlfulrg ,-lG, On
strict uidi!inc. %cc oil; low middlnf, ':lSc o
strcS good orcinnry l-nc oil: gcs cnt nary. lie OIL
goua iadtng tnceG even; strict rIdiiing. -inntd,
1.31c oil middlig sn.nrd 1-iGc III strict low micdlinf
stained .O...-c 81 low middlnr. stained lhc OF.
Compay,iNr cotton statement for ~" week ending
Friday December : i>n3. st receipts At All nted
stat, port. during week 3cO3O1 bllc last ycis 20
sO bal receipts 20 th- dat. 1903 - ba... ~
wear .cIG i1 b- EXPORT Tot the wcrA 2ls ~ bales
la-t year. - 80 bacs t,isi "Np9r' to INT d'lr 90
ialcs year i-sf"l ialrs; stock ~ ,ll nted
State, port. 1873? talr, L.. ycat Ob- on Bat,
27l bscs stock At L',Fpool v's "r tale li,, hrtt
3jg stock Of American aleat fJf r~I Biltnn,
Si5 600 bales Last vat 3p'.oo ~! ~ following
ar the total Of cotton at all ln.- sine rep
trnlpr 1898. t,alSc.tpl. GjIC1O bt!s~f Ncwbr"nns.
oai Oii Bale Mobile i2l,lOj bales savanna COS 80
baie-: Charlie. ton 26j 1nS bales Wilmington. ~ pa
tale. Norfolk. 27i ~ bale, Litnor'. 2l%1 bales;
N,u. YORK bales no,:On. $50 lai,~. N"rJNrt
New. T. go hale: Philadelphia. lBH,, bal's W -
Point Va i22 $50 bales l;rIn wick, @,ni1 bile-
X.asco 40, BALE; Port Royal. --'is bales total.
8 $50 bair-. The stat ce Insiti0a Of cotton a9 made
up By tai. mornings "tlronce." /, q, follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11

Inc week unaer review shows little important eha"se
In The raj petroleum \ i.os -as"e.
me acDonad POOL failed raise IN. total output u
that mid above l2,vcO barrels day, ana while tso
Is probable Ia the West Vagina disHsss'
e total Volume ol production II not Iikey V b. ei's
preliminary December pip, linr ngirc promise an'
Ot.mr sLch, th,> lOr.. OF btVvV os,'
IcL. exports crudr, t'.ned, etc., Rom us ~,
aitc INrt. JauGlN % DIT" aggregate sol,vo-'Ovv
Gallons l00,2O2OVV s.a.o"s over sne W.
responding period Of 1872. ., "A
follows: ch.,-
Runs. ut, .Na--..,
Total barrels. 5sl,.9S 1isGot f.os.s
Average C2,Jt2 o3.j.i .i,.-o ooo'e
The range prices and te total det'inss In NauonA
Transit certiit at tle lonsrlGicd Stock ana rtv
leum Exchange last vtcks were as ioio"s'
Nay Mr. Dee. Dee, "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11

Iclncd p trolcum UNCHANGED az 5i5 cents ian an
ion IN - cents la bula 0nd 90 eenV, *
cases at N.wY 1rk, and JlO barrels aad 2oy
,oot, la bulk nc Philadelphia. Crude wa luss,,,,s"
55 IN barf,l, aud Bib cents IN bulK anu ""I"~
was nnchanIsd at so cents 2alio1. -, , m,
Foreign quotations were nnatcr2d ~ ~ ram u,s,.e
100 klos Mt Antwerp, 80 marks Fer ~ KIDS ia p~
and 3asd per imperial gallon In London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11

Ncw.York curb - 10 .. m.--wh,lt-Mr. 734d
7"ic; close. 73-d73sc bid. toFn-May closed at
tCac. Uai~-May close 3ic.
Receipts bgeadstu!> Interior points IN thon>irl
las. three cphers lOOO) omitted hour Dbls, grain bush. =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
M 2.1O

.sTF ,prTF- M,r'ct d"il. land. oNc: olcc -" -
TALIoW-Sfoady. Additional sal IL late yesterday. 90
hhds NJ Lice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11

Visible .n,plv ........., iG5 oei 9oljs7l ioo.9i
81 " ch Nir icln '...'...3s oT.' SCI -, 80. =,
trpp IN az t.. - =, - 80
,an,c in .!ghi DUNG week 90 ~ t'1@l' 55''i,
Partition d,ils,rit- ......- 80 jD1 u'.''S -'','ft
id,crpo, canlrs 500, cotton. f,f deand ir"'is met
urlc,., oiay. >ac. 90 brir., 'lruii"m ari rNlo.t
100 Iac.: An 'fl.al. II 2Oj bah. receipt. $3.50
bale. American lj.sOJ lai-, Did!n'T, = ljl'i good
otInar, loW nhdllng - nt i4l.Hr. 80, lo'l
middns a, fnIflrs isif. lilo. lfhri.a nf,lei
wrnk.r. nDN steady demand fax - - L -oi I' line
closed unchanged pr - lan',i f-tcDinar' ~"
70. ichrrifg March GlsaIl3. NIrh-Aprl. t.lJa
ia. AmllNisy sl5b. .dly.Innr til, JinrJDiy.
Sis5Ilg JUS -Augu.'. f.2i, De cnoef. i.Iiat1-
D,combrf,J lnuary, i.ilb.
Totr be- port r.rriit. tj.iav and - n th' "cos.
Al 81 bic. cx,oit. 10 Gtc1t B.ltnn. @hJ5I bic-,
trance 3fG Bale, to.'ilrit, b. 81 ln!-si -tc@,
II $50 L1c'.
C.ftEL opened a. Iar.ill ad,ancc q polnt- and
a;,ccd alDu points mole bu, lost IT, INK In rNr.
lui. tlp-r. the nnal prr. showing AIS adNan'" 81
nmr Jul, iins unchanged ard AuHuss 10 poinA lOwc
.nc .auy lmllnNc:.'nt du" to t"ri fufulr "a
markets. HaNre hs.ng ~t'idv. WIZ; hpufAN ~ ~
hi,hcr anl lac iuDnths unchar e,fi. London -
los for December. WITH JanurrY iad February ~
higher: other months unchanged. Hamburg vas uu-
changed s,pfg higher. The -tOck ~ N'wl ork TO-DAY
!. 10, 27 stock the Iuitci >tir- .e GS iar-
stock - $50 iag,; Visible fuppit. i'SJi bars
again.i 81 Gi2 bag lr-t Tofa}- :, Br'fii 'ab
lG,d rlcrilfs 1000 bags: .tork Ij2 o20 Iags;
steady Santos fco;s. 5000 haes. stock II" 90 la-s
GOOD NInp'. II tpO, cleared
from i,o December =. bark Frince-. l2.cOO bg, The
market contracts cloci quiet and I" 10 pon lower
Total sales were GOO tns- u follows.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-19
- roNAwANDA rnornLE.

Lumber showers WIZ Not Give up tn,
FIght--Village Under Martial Law.
ToNAwANDA, N. Y, June 19. 1t begins
to look as if the two Tonawandas will be
upset with the lumber showers trouble all
summer. The residents of North Tona-
wanda are watching the strange sights of
soldiers marching through the streets, and
wondering what the knots of sullen Polish
strikers and locksd-out union lumber
showers will do, if anything.
The Twenty fifth Separate Company of
Tonawanda and the Forty second Com
pany of Niagara Falls guarded the island
all Saturday and were doing picket duty
until relieved by the first battalion of the
Sixty-hfth Regiment yesterday.
The village president has issued a pro
clamation calling upon everybody to alb.
stain from violence and declared the vii
lage under martial law. Asked to tell
what he thought the outcome of the
trouble will be, President Stanley said:
IAN I've got TO say is this; As soon as
these barges in port are unloaded / think
the lumbermen will get together and re-
organize If they decide that they cannot
get their borts unloaded, they will agre
to close down for the season. For the past
six weeks ] have been pretty uneasy"
The lumber showers at secret meeting
decided not to give up the fight while the
lumbermen are equally persistent in their
feelings 1t is expected that they will Sc
cure non union labor to-day and that seri-
Gus trouble can then be looked for.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-19
A GOOD SHOW.

Walter L. Mains Circus at the Trotting
Park.
Contrary to the expectations of many the
stock of Walter l.. Mains circus did not ap'
pear in halt, lame and blind condition
The wild animals, horses and supplies turned
up in very good condition and barring few
scratches on some of the steeds one would
find no evidence of the wreck the shows ex-
perienced in the western part of the state.
This morning a parade was given and
everybody pronounced it very satisfactory.
The menagerie makes an excellent showing
considering the recent adversities of the
proprietor and the ring performances, as given
this afternoon, is equal to any seen here toI
some time. An excellent side show is also on
the grounds. W. Fred. Aymar, the press
representative of the shows, paid visit tC
the HERALD Office and we are prepared tC
say we found his modest representation
fulfilled to the letter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-19
LAKESIDE R1BorR1o ROAD.


The Route by which Lakeside Park Is TO
be Reached.
While in conversation with one Of the
projectors Of the Lakeside electric railway
Saturday evening HERALD reporter obtain
ed a description Of the proposed route from
this town to Lakeside park. After running
along Centre street TO the eastern limits Of
this town the road will take the shortest pos
sible line to Mahanoy City, via Ellengowan
Should the Mahanoy City authorities do as
the Borough Council Of this place did and
give the company a right Of way the road
will run through one Of the principal streets
of our sister borough, but should the privi-
lege be denied the electric railway company
will be content to run the road close to the
Lehigh Valley depot which is understood TO
be on or very near the Mahauoy City limits.
The electric line will then be continued to
Delano, via Shoemakers, Bowmans, Park
Place and other intermediate patches. From
Delano it will run down the ravine over the
public road until it strikes certain private
lands, over which it will pass to a point on
the eastern border of the creek that empties
into the Lakeside dam, The line will follow
this creek to the dam and continue to the
picnic grounds which have been used for
camp meeting purposes. It will then strike
the public road, cross the bridge and take the
public road to GAINESVILLE.
1t is intended to completely revolutionize
the Lakeside property. The camp meeting
grounds at the eastern extremity Of Lakesidc
Park will be cleared and be fitted up viii
refreshment stands, improved swings, drums
aud other sources of amusements, and the
grounds will be used exclusively for Sunday
school picnics. The lower dam will be
raised about II feet, which will throw the
two dams into one, and on the knoll opposite
the second, Or upper dam, large hotel will
| be erected
The present picnic ground will be used
more for camp meeting purposes, as the
changes at the eastern end OF the park will
bring the pleasure grounds aud water supply
close together and do away with the danger
that attends the frequent crossing Of the
railroad from the present grounds for water.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-19
suMMRR RXOUReION
Routes and Rates via the Pennsylvan
Railroad

Routes and Rates via the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Tho 1898 edition of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company's annual book of Summer
Excursion Routes has just been issued. 1t
is tastefully gotten up and presents in a most
practical and comprehensive manner about
four hundred popular summer resorts, from
which excellent selections may be made for
either limited trips or extended sQjourns
during the summer and early fall months.
The great variety Of routes suggested, the
complete schedules Of rates the graphic and
exhaustive descriptions of the different
places, the explanatory maps and the illus
trations make this volume a most valuable
guide.
Copies of the book may be obtained at any
ticket office Of the Pennsylvania Railroad ON
payment Of ten cents, or upon application to
he General Passenger Agent, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, il will be forwarded
lpon the receipt Of twenty cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-19
OBITUARY

Death of Abram williams. an Old Mine
superintendent,
Abram Williams died at his home at the
corner of White and Coal streets last night
He succumbed to old age and general debility.
Mr. Williams would have been 65 years Of
age on the 4th of August, next He had been
a resident of Schuyll,ill county for nearly so
years, having come to this country from
Wales when very young, and resided in this
town for about II years. Mr.. Williams was a
miner all his life and held many important
positions. He was superintendent of the
Locust Run colliery, near Ashland for II OF
IA yea's, and subsequently served as superin
tendent of the Preston colieries, Girardville,
at Tower City and at Mahanoy City His
last position was that Of inside foreman at
Bear Ridge colliery, Mahanoy Plane About
ten years ago he retired from mine work and
up to the present time conducted grocery
in the house in which he died The sur.
viving members of the family are the wife
and six children, the latter all married.
They are Mrs. Jennie West, Philadelphia;
William ?. and John Williams, Mt Carmel;
Abram p. and Adam p. Williams, Of town,
and Mrs. G. A. Wilde, also of town. The
deceased was member of the Ashland
Masonic lodge. The funeral will take place
on Wednesday, at 2 p M.
PHILLIPS.
Grant Garfield, the one month old son Of
Charles S. and Kate Phillips died yesterday
morning. The remains were taken tc
Womelsdorf for burial this morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-19
Assaulted and Robbed.

Simon Mama, a Hebrew peddler Of town, in
company with George Algory, an employe of
Mains circus, were attacked last evening at
the Centre street crossing Of the Lehigh
Valley railroad by five unknown men. They
were on their way to the circus grounds, and
Mama was approached by one of the five un'
known men with the request for chew of
tobacco. He pulled out an empty pouch to
show he had no tobacco, and as he did so
was attacked by the men and robbed Of two
silverine watches. In the meantime his circus
friend had walked ahead, and when he
heard Nama's cries for help returned to the
latter's rescue, but the men had made their
escape. No arrests have yet been made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-19
Centre and White SITS.
EDITION
LAKESIDE PARK.

It's Popularity "a summer Resort on
the Increase.
The following is a list of the dates secured
ap@ he names Of the societies:
N20.-Annunciation T. A. Band, shen-
andt
Jun -Junior Class, High school, NAH
anoy
Jun, -Tamaqua Social Club.
July : -Tamaqua orchestra.
! July 5.-Lutheran Sunday school, Girard-
Vile.
July 11-Columbia Hose & s. F. E. Co.,
Shenandoah; anniversary.
July 13.-Presbyterian Sunday school,
Mahanoy City.
July 15.--M. f. Sunday school, Gilberton
July 2O.-M. E. and P. NJ. Sunday schools
Girardville
July 26-wm. Penn Sunday school.
July 27.-welsh Congregationalist, Maha.
noy City.
July 2s.-M. E. Sunday school, Ashland.
July 29.--P. M. Sunday school, Gilberton
August 2.-German Lutheran school, Nah
anoy City.
August 3.-English Baptist S. school, shen
andoah.
August 4.--Primitive Methodist s. school
Shenandoah.
August alpha Social Society, shamo5in
August 8.-M. E. Sunday school, Mahanoy
Plane.
August 9--German Reformed and Presby
terian Sunday schools, Shenandoah.
August 1O.-Evangelical Sunday school
Mahanoy City.
Aug. i5-Lakeside Musicale, Grant Brand
August 17.-St. James Lutheran Sunda!
school, Ashland.
Sept 4-st. Michaels Society of the county
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-19

One Of the most successful festivals held
this season was that conducted under the
auspices of the joint committee of the three
camps of the P. o. s. of A. on Friday and
Saturday evenings. The hall was handsome
ly decorated, and the fancy articles were
unique and pretty. Quite a nice sum was
realized for the display Of fireworks here on
the Fourth
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-19
Fire Alarm Boxes.

The following list shows the location OF
the alarm boxes OF the Shenandoah Fir
Department:
LOCATION.
tb-Coal and Bowers streets.
I6-BoWers and Centre streets.
Sl-Bridge and Centre streets,
3-Main and Centre streets.
Bf-Main and Poplar streets.
B-Main and Coal streets.
as-Gilbert and Centre streets.
tS-Ghbert and Cherry streets.
62-Chestnut and Coal streets.
To send an alarm open the box, pull down
the hook once and let go. When an alarm IS
sent in the IRE bell viii sound the number OF
the box and repeat the alarm four times
HOW TO LOCATE ALARMS.
II the alarm is sounded from box IS the fire
bell will strike one, then pause and strike five
which will Indicate that the fire is In the
vicinity OF No. is boz, Every alarm is repeated
four timeg.
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DEOPLE who go out Of town topur
l. chase their Carpets should call
at Fricke's Carpet SIOre and
get prices and have the different grades
explained, so they win not be taken in.
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Appolnted By secretary carlIsle.

WASHINGTON, June 49, Secretary Car
isle has appointed Josrph F. Kavanagh of
Chicago foreman of the United States
Government buildings at the Worlds
Fair He has also appointed s. Isadore
Bradley Of Connecticut, Chief Clerk in the
Office Of the United States Treasury De-
Dnrtunent
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USE DANA's sARSAPARILLA, ITS
sTHE KIND THAT CURES"
Accident at Delano.

Joseph Noviclzi, of town, met with serious
accident at Delano this morning. He was
moving family from this town to the former
place, and when he arrived at Delano the
harness broke and while repairing it the
horses became frightened and ran away, the
wagon passing over Novicld's right leg
breaking it below the knee. The horses
were not caught until they reached Quakake
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Coming Events.

June 10 to 24.-Fair and festival in Rob
bins hall under the auspices Of the English
Lutheran church.
July & 4-Independenee Day festival in
Robbins opera house, under the auspices of
Camp 49, Sons of Veterans
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ADDITIONAL OFFERS.


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4 SET of Ems.

R. j. Mills, the Pottsville Halter and Fnr.
rer, win give the lady teacher receiving
second highest number of votes hand
some Set Of Furs.
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Twelve Photos for soc.

By sending us your cabinet, together with
% cents, we will finish you one dozen photos.
q -2-d W. A. KEAGEY.
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A Flush Toilet Set.

Mr.. Reese will give tine lady teacher re-
ceiving the second highest number Of
votes handsome Plush Toilet Set.
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Notice

Keep the gas jets closed while the supply is
turned of 6'l7 30