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Connor's legion of friends in this vicinity re-
gret to hear of his leaving the force ON the
10th inst, and wish him tho success his effic-
ienoy and urbanity merit, in whatever field
of labor he adopts
The Rev. II. b, Cassavant returned this
week from Watkins Glen and other points of
interest," where he had been enjoying pleas.
ant vacation.
Lawyer John Bell, Of New Jersey, was
warmly greeted by his legion of friends in
town or the Fourth
Miss May Haupt, who is very successfully
pursuing her studies at the Woman hospital
is home on vacation
Miss Mamie Haupt, who now clams Phila.
delphia as her home, is in town enjoying her
midsummer vacations amid the scenes of her
youth.
Harry Speidel, the famous trombone player
and all around musician, left his Reading
pretzels and beer behind to enjoy his Four h
at his old home.
Prot l. X. Wilmer moved his goods and
chattels to Lansford ON Thursday Before
settling down in his new field of labor he will
enjoy a trip to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Sarah Haupt and Miss Laura Law.
renee returned home on Wednesday after a
pleasant sojouIn visiting Pottsville friends.
Mrs. George Spencer, Jr., left for Phiadel.
phia on Wednesday, whore she intends max
ing her future home.
1t is gratifying to be able to report the Rev.
Mrs Bower recovering from her severe spell
of illness.
Jacob Keim, an old Frackville boy, now
railroading at Amboy is the guest Of his
brother William.
Miss Bell, of Philadelphia, is spending her
summer vacation with her mother on Railroad
avenue
Harry Sheaifer and Thomas Reed spenl
Thursday angling for bass at Eckley and re.
turned home with fine catch
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Munley, of Ballet street.
returned home ON Saturday after few DAYS
pleasant visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Ella Deehan and Miss Nettie Rapck.
two OF Frackyille's most popular aud success
ful teachers, will leave for the Worlds Fair
on the 2Gth inst.
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Personal.

I. J. Higgins went to Philadelphia yester.
day.
Mrs Joseph Gunter was visitor to St.
Clair yesterday.
Phil Connell, of POttsville, spent last
evening in town.
Mrs j. H. Roxby spent to-day visiting
friends at st. Clair
Miss Mollie Crossen, of Delano. WAS
visitor to town last evening.
Mrs. Bartsch, of Bowers street, spent to.
day visiting friends at Pottsville.
Mrs. Bodey, Of Girardville is visiting Mrs
William Stein, Of West Oak street.
Miss Nellie Baird went to Pottsyille this
morning to spend the day with friends.
James Richards and Miss sallie Robinson
spent the past few days in town with friends
Miss Annie Kimmel and sister left town
last evening to visit the Worlds Fair at
Chicago.
Miss Libbie Faust, Of the Colliery Engineer
office, Scranton, is spending a few days with
relatives in town.
Mrs. Isaac Day, Of Williamstown, who was
visiting the family of Charles Hooks. re.
turned home yesterday.
Mrs Arthur Trezise yesterday presented
her husband with bouncing baby boy.
Mother and son are doing well.
Miss Hattie l. Hess, one Of our bright
school teachers, has gone to Newark, N. j., to
spend her vacation with friends.
Miss Annie Williams of East Coal street
has secured position as teacher in the pri-
mary department of Mahanoy City's public
schools.
Hon. d. D. Phillips, Of Gordon, and J. NJ.
Click, Of Girardyille were at Philadelphia
yesterday and stopped of here last evening
ON their way home
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TOMORROW AT MAHANoY.
A Lithuanian and Hungarian Church t,
be Dedicated.

Lithuanian and "a Hungarian Church to
be Dedicated.
There will be great crowd at Mabanov
City tomorrow the occasion being double
dedication Of churches The Lithuanian
and Hungarian societies will dedicate their
respective new structures and special trains
will be run from all points between Freeland
and Shamokin to accommodate the great
crowds which have declared an intention of
witnessing the ceremonies
Much surprise was expressed here to-day
that the officials of Mahanoy City did not try
to have the ceremonies held on different davs.
1t is well known that the Lithuanians and
Hungarians, as a people, are not upon
Intimate terms and most of the small riots
that occur on festive occasions in the coal
region are due to the clashing of these two
classes therefore the fears that there NAV be
some disorder at Mahanoy City tomorrow
are not without foundation.
1t will require ali the vigilance of the
Mahanoy City authorities and advice and
persuasion of the clericals to keep the large
gathering tomorrow in check and we hone
they will succeed, because it frequently
happens that innocent and disinterested
parties suffer the most wien disturbances
arise on such occasions. We can very
properly say TO Mahanoy City, Watch your
SELF
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Workmen on the electric road have raised
it to the proper grade through town. This,
with the excellent work of Supervisor Col.
Inns, makes good road
The building boom has certainly struck the
cast end of town, number of neat and com
modious dwelling houses having been erected
there with others in course of construction.
This portion is considered the safest part of
the valley.
Court on Monday appointed James A. King
as Borough Auditor. The appointment is
certainly good one and will give general
satisfaction.
Miss Maggie Egan spent some time in New
York city visiting friends and relatives.
Edward Leahy and wife, of Philadelphia
spent the Fourth under the parental roof of
the former Edward has been married re.
Gently and the ITEM joins with his many
friends in wishing him and his fair bride
happy and prosperous journey through life,
The decorations for the Fourth exceeded all
former occasions. 1t is commendable evil
dence of patriotic pride and bespeaks progress
for the citizens of this place. All were so
very beautiful that to mention some would
be injustice to others, as space forbids all
elaborate account.
Martin Kerrigan will leave on the 10th
inst for two weeks trip to Ireland. Mar
tins seven sons will not accompany him on
this trip. Always generous and open hearted,
Martin will be welcomed by his tenants who
do not regard him as similar tn otber land
lords in that unhappy land.
The numerous friends of Joseph Donahue,
son of our townsman, Bernard Donahue, will
be pleased to hear that he is recovering very
nicely.
Mrs. P ]. Mooney, former resident, now
of Allentown, was here on the Fourth and
heartily enjoyed the amusing features of the
parade.
John Eckersey and family, of Frackville,
were entertained by the Middleton family
Tuesday
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CATERPILLAR STYLE
solomon Drew From the Ant "A Iesso,
SluRPAraa

solomon Drew From the Ant "A Lesson to
sluggards.
The caterpillar is wise insect. also the
ant teaches us to hustle if we want To accom-.
plish anything The caterpillar ALWAYS
gets there" First he reaches out rs far as
he can and catches on to something. then
humps himself to bring the rest of his body
along, By and bye says Mr.. Caterpillar
Hello, here L amp
We cannot all be rich, but every industrious
man ought to be independent some time or
other. Caterpillar style is what does it. Al
first you reach out, look ahead. catch On IN q
few shares in the Mutual Guarantee Building
and Loan Association, 42O Walnut street
Philadelphia Such an investment ia the yer-v
best going at present. Pull yourself along
month by month when the payments fall due,
and the first thing you know you will be saw.
lug as did the caterpillar, Hello, here l an, q,
and here is 81 600 or $4,000, as the case NAV
be. 1t isn't hard work, but it takes time
seventy five cents per month means 300 at
The expiration OF eighty-four months. Put
away seYenty-tye cents each month for a
period Of eighty'four and at the end of that
time you will have S63. More than likely
you would have had use for some of this
surplus in the meanwhile.
Look ahead, reach out, catch on and pull
that's the secret. You have saved your
money and want to get the most out of it.
Three Hundred Free Shares of valuable
Saving Fund Stock The public can now be
accommodated All dues returned with g
per cent interest to those who with. |
draw call on the Treasurer at once
Chas W. Dengler, Justice of the Peace. North |
MAN street. Shenandoah, Pa 7.6-3t |
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rhIngs worth Remembering.

When you feel kind of goneness about
the stomach it is a sign that your food does
not sit well and that you are about to have a
fit of indigestion.
When you begin to feel nervous and are
unable to sit still comfortably; when your
clothes suddenly seem to lose their fit and
become too tight in places the fit of indi-
gestion is surely upon you.
When this fit Of indigestion is repeated
from day to day it finally resolves itself into
dyspepsia.
Remember that three to ten of Brandreth's
Pills will cure the worst case of indigestion
or dyspepsia, or both, and that regular
course of them, say two every night for
week or ten days, will act as a preventative
of either complaint.
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with serious crimes, as they can be RELEASED
from the place by friends with little difficulty.
During the past week three prisoners ESCAPED
and they are all notorious characters. One
was put in the lookup at night by Constable
Boland and when the Constable went after
him in the morning he was gone.
Wednesday night Constable Toomey locked
up two Hungarians on charges of assault
with intent to kill and robbery and the next
morning the cell was found empty. All
these escapes were kept quiet in the hone
that IL publicity was withheld the escaped
prisoners could be more easily recaptured
but the officers are now convinced that oil
the fugitives are out Of the town and will not
be in hurry to return.
The method by which the rescues are made
Is We simple. small ladder or couple of
kegs, Of which there is geuerallv n sunnI,, IN
'he yaru' enables one to reach the window at
the eide OF the outer lookup door. One Of
the iron bars which were placed across the
window are missing and by lifting from the
hooks the steam heating pipes which cross
'he window ON the inside, good-sized man
can crawl in and drop into the corridor unop
which the cell doors open; few blows of 81
hammer is sufficient to break the eye-bolt 20
VIII the cell locks are chained and the
prisoners are free.
An officer said to-day that it is highly i'm.
portant that the lookup should receive i'm.
mediate attention. The desperate characters
are becoming bolder and more numerous
every day and to have no place in which
they can be securely imprisoned in the town
gives them encouragement. Said this officer.
What is really needed at the place is a nigbt
Waterman, for no matter how secure the
Council may make the lookup the desperate
characters we have in town will weaken the
precautions and be ready to make resoues
when they are least expected and will do the
most harm"
When watchman was suggested the
officers attention was called to the fact that
the police force was increased some time ago
III order to give spare man to the borough
building. The response to this WAS that the
extra officer was also supposed to do patrol
duty and should he become engaged in a case
outside the building and lookup are left with
out protection. The officer making this
suggestion Is not member of the paid police
force.
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Election of omoers.

The following officers of Llanerch VI Ewip
Lodge No Al, Welsh Ivorites, were installed
last evening by D. D., John Lewis: P. P.
Moses Davis; President E. Bevan; V. p,
James W. Davies; Treasurer, John R. Jones;
Secretary, D. o. Pritchard; Asst. Sec, NJ.
Bevan; Steward, John H. Reese; Conductor.
Robert Jones; Inner Guard, Alfred NJ. Evans:
Outer Guard, Charles Rowland; Trustees.
John Lewis, George H. Jones and Gwilym
W. Jones. This lodge should be joined by all
Welshmen in the district. 1t has good
membership and treasury and has been found
of great assistance in time ef distress.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-08

A competitive examination under the rules
OF the u S. Civil Service Commission OF
applicants for the classified postal service at
the post office In this place, will be held on
August 9th, commencing at 8 o'clock q. m.
Applications will not be accented unless filled
prior to the hour Of closing business ON July
H. Persons wishing to be examined for the
clerk examination must be Ia years of age or
over and for the carrier examination between
the ages of 2l and 40 years. For appliea-
tion blanks apply at the post office to the
Secretary of the board.
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'N LIE Juig o.
CITING under the sup
position that your
columns will be filled
with more interesting
reading matter to-day,
l will deal with only
two or three subjects in
this communication
which may prove Of
special interest. The
first il the ease of /
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LAKESIDE BLEUTRIo ROAD.

Work ON the Town Branch WIN Begin
MoDd y.
The construction of the town branch Of the
Lakeside Electric Railway will begin ON
Monday Borough Surveyor Beddall will
give the grade and gang of men will begin
at once laying the road out Centre street east
from Main to the borough line.
1t is expected the road will be in full
operation to the trotting park before the
close of this month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-08

V0u are i0Vited tO call az
sesicxe's Carpet store, NJ. 10
s0oth Jardin street, to see
his new line OF Carpets, oil
Cloths ANA window shades.
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USE DANA's sARsAPARILLA, IT'S
"THE KIND THAT OUREs.n


AT regular meeting of John W. Stokes
Lodge, No, 5l5, I. o. o, F., the lodge, by
unanimous consent, passed vote of thanks
to all who took part in their fifth anniversary,
held on the 9th inst, and assisted in making
the event so successful. The lodge also
instructed the committee to have the same
published in the EVENING HERALD.
COMMITTEE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-08

Alfred Halstead, the vocalist from the
Alhambra and other principal concert halls
of London, will be at Hendricks during this
week. Don't miss this musical treat. 7-s.9w
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The next game of base ball at the trotting
park will be between Shenandoah and
Jeanesyille. The home team will have all
the strong players which were to have played
Pottsville to-day.
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Permanently cured without knife or ligature.
No danger or suffering, No delay from bust.
ness while under treatment. Patients who
are responsible need not ~ until we'll. A
perfect cure guaranteed. Send for circular.
R. REED, NJ. D.,
129 South 18th St., Philadelphia.
Refers, by permission, to the editor of the
EVENING HERALD. If
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USE DANA'S SARsAPARILLA, Fss
''rHE KIND THAT CURES"


For sixty days Keagey, the photographer,
will give 1Ox12 platinum picture with every
dozen of his So cabinets
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Good for DE. E.tshrnnI,a

81 wish to say that had four teeth ex-
tracted by DIR. Estebrooke entirely without
pain and think he ought to be well
supported as his system of work is a great
boon"
MRS. ELMER WILDE,
Wildeis Music gtcra
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ESCAPES +!
The Lookup is Not Quite Sc
cure Enough.
G0NSTABLRS COMPLAIN.
Boland is short "a Man and Toomey AIourns
the Loss of Two Desperate Characters.
Rescued From the Lookup by Outside
Friends.
Lhzsasl HERE is much nnensi.

HERE is much uneasi-
ness among the Com
stables and other Of
ficials Of town over the
present condition of the
lookup. They say the
place is practically use.
less for the confinement
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interesting information, conveying to the
reader all the happenings in the principal
towns of the Mahanoy valley.
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Il had lS teeth extracted to-day at the
Ferguson House. Dr. Es.ebrooke does what
he claims. l have had experience enough
with other dentists to know what l am
saying
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Now if these sections are to be interpreted
so that instead Of County Auditors County
Controller is created and all the duties of the
County Auditors are taken away, by the act.
from the County Auditors and made the
duties Of the Controller, what solace shall the
Democratic convention be to Mr.. Doyle and
his friends, who are thus so ruthlessly de-
prived of their great hope and so uneeremoni.
ously cut down in their upward and onward
march to the accomplishment Of their great
aim in life 2
1t is alas, too bad Even the poet fails to
do complete justice to such deprivation, and
one can only sigh and sing:
Alas alas, for worldly thought
And fesoVe to serve my county;
My candidacy was dearly bought
ana now have some bounty
OF Auditor so sorely htreft
While lst within Iny clutch:
On, is net there something left
Ihe sa 0ry OF which may touch.
Oh, yes, there is, / SEE u now,
For it III be roller;
Watenef's bQwled out ana will, anyhow.
Join in the race for Controller
SO that like 'loye will find way" for low
ers, the act which kills one for one Office
makes room for another one possible.
1t beats all how business keeps up. N
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS
ft1,F4E uTAJTO rl,rT A m r,rr,,v,o a,
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II you are troubled with a"hacking cough"
Downs Elixir will give you relief at once.
Warranted as recommended or monav 20
funded.
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w. johnson and F. W. Wilson against the
st. Georges Lithuanian Catholic church of
| your town and of which Rev. G. Ambromaites
IS pastor Suit was brought by the plaintiffs
against the church people to recover the
balance Of the contract mouey for building
the new church on Jardin street with the
Dolly Warden front. 1t is fancy looking
building and would have been far better
job if built entirely of stone or brick and had
less ginger bread trimmings about it. But
there it is, and the confiding congregation
must take it as it is and pay for it, because
the plans and specifications were followed to
the letter and there is no use in 'kicking
| against the pricks," we arc told in the good
book.
After arbitrating their difficulties for sew.
eral days and one night with w. d. Seltzer
Esq, on the side of the plaintiffs and r. H.
Koch, Esq, for the church land by the way
Dick always stands up for the church,
Seltzer's clients won and got an award of
SI259.67 and the plaintiffs bill of costs alone
amounts to S110, so that it will take a good
round sum to appeal the case TO court And
as it is pretty certain to go to jury 1 shall
have nothing more to say about it until tfat
time, except to make the remark that il il a
great pity that all such difficulties could not
be settled without the Intervention of the
law.
IS THERE A COUNTY AUDITOR OFFICE?
do not want to cut down the ambition of
John E. Doyle, of your town, the youngest
and perhaps the handsomest candidate for
County Auditor by Democratic favor. by one
foul swoop, but if the second and fifteenth
sections of the bill "creating the office of
County Controller are interpreted correctly
by some of our lawyers, the office to which
Mr. Doyle aspires and to secure which he has
had his handsome phiz" sent out to the sub
scribers of his Sunday paper, will be no longer
an office after next January.
The first section reads, "That the qualified
voters of each of the counties of the Common.
wealth containing 10000 inhabitants. as
shown by the last preceding decennial CEN
sus, shall elect on the first Tuesday after the
first Monday of November 1893, and trien.
nially thereafter IN place of COUNTY Audikoy.
one citizen of each of said counties to serve as
controller of said county for term of three
years, or until his successor shall be qualified |
if he so long shall behave himself we'll"
By the 10Th section of the Controller act all |
duties devolved on the County Auditors by the
act OF April 10, 1884, and all powers conferred
on them ''by said act shall be performed and
exercised by the County Controller, 50 far as
regards county accounts and state taxes for
which the county is or may be liable, and ali
other accounts of the treasurer with the Com
monwealth thall be audited by the auditor of
accounts of prothonotaries, clerks, ct cetera.
appointed by the Court of Common Pleas un-
der the act of 2lst Of April, 1916, and its sup
plements
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NEWS Oh NANY7OWyS.
Gleanings by Our Corps of
Hustling Reporters.
THEY ARfAhWAYS ALERT
Interesting Notes From the Nearby Towns
Briefly Chronicled for the Hast PerusaI
of Our Large Circle of Readers During
the Evening Hours.
E5-=7FAH HE HERALl

HE HERALD furnishes
its readers to day with
two columns of newsy
items CLEANED from the
noighborlng towns by
its special corps of en-
ergetic and intelligent
correspondents. The
columns are filled with
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Ben Photographs and orayOnI at Dabba
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No. 9O N. Jardin street.
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wnde's Music Store.
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in one way r another. The duchess is
absolutely interchangeable. She and her
daughter. Princess May" ever since
the death of the duke of Clarence. spend
five days out Of seven each week in per-
forming some kind of public duty, and
often at great personal inconvenience 10
themselves.
During the last few years the Tecks
have inha bited the white lodge, pretty,
old fashioned looking house in Richmond
mark. said 70 have been the theater of
the scene where Jennie Deans pleaded
the desperate cause OF her sister Efhe
before Queen Caroline again. it was
in the room which is now the duchess
bondoir in the white lodge, that Lord
Nelson drew out roughly his plan of
breaking the enemy's line when dining
with Lord Sidmouth, then the ranger Of
Richmond park.
Although the duchess has two ladies
in waiting, her most faithful compan-
ion and secretary IS her own daughter.
Princess May. She takes down a great
MANY of her mothers letters from die
tation. transcribing them afterward on
the little writing table which stands in
a corner of the duchess sitting-room.
Among the charities in which the two
ladies take the keenest interest are the
Society for the Relief of Distressed Irish
Ladies. the Needleworll Guild. the Roy
al Cambridge Asylum for Soldiers Wild
ovs and the Addlestone Village Homes
for Prisoners Children. The latter in
stitution was really started by the duth-
ess aud bears her name. Besides a
large and ever increasing circle of
friends. the duchess and her daughter
are very popular with other members
of the royal family. Like the princess of
Wales. II. z. II. is a very careful
mother. and the first visit her daughter
was ever allowed 70 pay alone Is be-
heved to have been that which she paid
TO the queen just before her engage
nent 70 the duke of Clarence was an
nounced.
Possessing much OF the queens elo-
quence and clearness of enunclation the
duchess on the many occasions on which
she has to speak in public always
delivers thoroughly apropos little
speeches. and her brevity and good
sense ought 70 be 2 lesson TO many a
lonr-winded member of parliament and
other more or less important person
ages who are called upon to attend pub
Il: ceremonials.