The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-21
MAHANOT CITY.
MAHANoY CITY, March 81.

Charles Allen, of Tamaqua, was among |
the visitors yesterday afternoon.
Misses Sheehey and Florence Tyson, of
Girardville, were in town yesterday.
Miss Hilda Clark, of Tamaqua, met
acquaintance here on Tuesday.
John Minchof, of East Centre street,
is laid up with an injured foot
Mr.. Jones, a Tamaqua shoe salesman,
called upon customers here yesterday.
William Boyle, of Park Place, was in
town last evening
William Hendricks, of Tamaqua, trans
acted business here yesterday.
John Sudfold was among the Tama-
quaus seen ON our streets yesterday.
Justice Alex. May made flying trip to
Pottsville yesterday morning.
James McGinty, of North Main street,
was in Shenandoah last evening.
Timothy Flynn, of Barnesville, shook
hands with old cronies here yesterday.
William Haak, James Clifford, Agus-
tus Weber and Jacob Starr, of town, are
doing jury duty in Pottsville to-day.
William II. Snyder of West Centre
street, made "A business call in ST.
Nicholas yesterday.
J. G. Schad, a Tamaqua insurance
agent. called upon Mahanoy City friends
yesterday
Mrs Charles Miller, of Pottsville,
has been the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. B. Wagner, of West Maha-
nOy avenue.
Misses Hannah and Jennie Refowich,
Messrs. Lyduey Landau Oliver Edwards
and EbeneZer Jones were among those of
our town who saw the "DazIler' played
in Shenandoah on Monday evening, and
rumor has it that the entire party missed
3 l. lug md HNrTV
junction home.
Among the sports who attended the
sparring entertainment in Shenandoah
last evening were Messrs Thomas DOno-
hue, Andrew Quirk, Michael Doyle, the
latter of New York, Michael Heating, j.
j. Grady, John Watkins and John Rear
don, of town.
DR. r. A. Bissell has just returned from
Waterbury, Conn, and announced him
| self last evening as a candidate for Con
gress against the Hon Charles f. King
| Dr. Bissell has been "A resident of the
| county for twenty-five years, Is well and
| favorably known and never held public
Office.
| Two handsome new refrigerator cars,
| bearing the advertisement of the Charles
| d. Kaier Brewing Company, were put in
on the brewery siding from the Lehigh
| Valley Railroad this morning.
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at Mt. Carmel
A COW was struck aud injured on the
! Reading railroad, near Boston Run,
yesterday. The animal was afterwards
killed to end its suiferings.
The pool tournament in James II.
Kelly's Old Age Hotel. for "A handsome
jOinted and ivory tipped cue, began on
Monday evening with fifteen players en-
tered. Twenty-one games will be con
tested each evening between two players
and continue in this way for two weeks
Entries will close on Saturday night.
Lord Rooney" will appear at Kaier's
opera house this evening.
Miss johnson, of Hyde Park, and Miss
Bowman, OF st. Clair, are the guests OF
Mrs, J. T. Edwards, of East Centre street
John Watkins received a car load OF
hardware yesterday for his new store Oh
Centre, near Sixth street.
Justice May has received letter from
the father of Joe Gordon, the runaway
boy who was returned to his Philadelphia
home last Saturday, saying that the lac
reached home safely and was penetent
The lad stole his way from Manayunk tC
Frackville, via Reading and Pottsyille
about three weeks ago, and walked tt
Shoemaker's where he secured employ
J ment i'm "A breaker. Though but 13 years
! old he had the GOODNESS and etfrontery o.
an old timer on the road, When ques
J toned by a HERALD reporter about hi
. adventures he gazed for an instant at tn,
, inquirer, lit cigarette. took a couple o
; whiffS and began his story which was t.
the effect that he ~ run away from
, Syracuse, n. Y, lo4ol.DaoOry The boy
! did not seem to be as bad as he wa
adventurous, and positively disclaime,
being the reader of dime novels Th
letter from his father, who is a CONNER
cial traveller, thanked Squire May anC
Officer Wyatt for the kind treatment tt
! his wayward boy, and among other thing
requested the squire to get ring the lac
had left with a man named Long, a
Shoemakers Its only a trihe," th
letter ended, but the only present Jo
has from his dead mother"