The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-10
MAHANoY CITY.
MAHANoY CITY. Apr


John Shoener deputy tax collector,
visited GlrardVllle friends on Monday.
Lewis Cake, a surveyor from Lost Creek,
played the agreeable to two lady friends
while No Z lay at the Reading depot last
evening.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mcmillan Is visiting in
philadelpbia
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Ctaris NJ noiai, ,,,e,'t ta PGii,Jai,,bia
this morning. TO seek employment
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Inc fhllagIor cluo invites az lt5 IrlsnHs n.H.s
20 lla Apru a5aemDl4' 10 ue ne'u blh
Armory hall on the oath inst: The com
nlttee are Messrs. G5eorge warner, a. a.
Vnr1bv frronl. Bostian and Charles Hen.
dricks
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Harry Klein ana Wllllam James visited
Iamaqua last evening.
DR.. W. H. Grover received n beautiful
new phaeton by freight this morning.
Mr. Stidfola "a Tarnooua TRAVELLING
man called unon customer here vesteT,
dav
G1bor+or dis+riot oo11io,.,, o,,,,,1o,-os
were pa;d today
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men went to Iamaqua last night TO attend
DlrIhqay party given MISS MARY hraus;
Mr ana MIS- John SkeaCh. misses SkeaJh,
Ni VT anu NIr9' y. .: onerJTHlhBer, dr; % aliu
MT Mrs. ~ NJ; M ONES, Erol. Jones anu uqsIa
Lisiler' ne party enyoyeu CneInselVes Iit
hlgniy, ana oi fet9fneu re- urn 10 fahanoy OiVy oy
| an early Vraln Vhls Inoruing'
/ nlA complete freight train of fourteen
cars. illuminated caboose and Dractical
working engine. a magnificent scene of
| Niagara Falls by moonlight. with real
mist as seen from Suspension Bridge.
fine STAGE at the rate of seventy miles an
hour, and n realistic steamboat race and
| exnIosion on the Mississippi, are among
| the most novel scenes and mechanical
| efTects shown in lincoln I Carter;a scenic
nroduction 0Tbe Fast Mail y which an
pears at Kaier's opera house next Mon
| day evening, April 49,
/ Sc 1rrhf MI Nryaq
| ona ~ o,rast r,oioicjnS, in Sfabanov Gitv -
| Sa,,, ,orlte5 On LA -eSsidant 70 HAHN
| iI,tiA, 80 a;S,s. t,TLa yav1s of
doJ 'oi raaU CIV bII taIe"ranb
tisSo7,,,t, ~ Paadi,,e' a4o+ioD ond i5 ten
T,,inSfss IL Syas ali oSer The town and we
tn9 oLo,'+ 60 oI,soIld ,na,,Ia 80
- TO- E,o,rbodIy " - ,;ffS ,i,ith Ie.,s
IS ~ O0IS ma5 NV mlCm 10y
boys and w tyemt Into otbar Dooat % evtronrs1 5Uos
anu f n,GsS w
ulnary Ipanisstatlons OF TelolGlhg; we
soU ouC Che olu Mananoy 10y palu TLa ahu
nla9e up Paraue III snorC oruer' Ing
unltoi t its VIZ mnLCe sllLCe anu @ itIt EiaOh
PaHUs, IL pelhg warm enough lor Ilgn.-
WelghI cloIhlng. a peauOIIu5 young
w11llani represenCing Ihe uouuess ol
hperIy, was plHGeu on Gne plaIIornl Vi
wagon, drawn Dy elgnI grey horses;
penlnu tnls came Ihe RANK ana me, ano
@ DolieNo eNeIJ ma, Noihan anu , onllu VI II, n
Iomn was N ~ 5, ilne, marcnill9 CnrouBh HluG, u
earn sue ueePer than you see now anu
enere was no klcAing, eitner' IN Unose
} were the gloTious Gays, ana lusI as tne
IHst OF Ine ora man 8 ehuhuslash poured
ouG Ine NJ! SlSlzehs- SI Danu uooK up poslIioh
unuet .t Oiu plory az M MNualn anu CenCle 'LUr
streets' anu Degan 70 pour ouI the SWEEP
straIns OF tne oISr SPahgleu banner AS
only the Oltizehs Dahu can
The Sanford combination of comedians,
in conjunction with the Twelve High
| hlChCEb VI J6IuShl6Iu, h0Tb W appear ~
Kaier's opera house last evening. San.
ford didn't appear, nor did the advertised
kickers, but there were two hundred other
kickers in the audience who quietly
kicked themselves for being taken in SO
nicely by the willy Sanford. Rather than
disappoint his audience, Manager Thomas
j. Joyce, of this city, secured Scanlan's
World of Novelties, a Shenandoah com.
pany, who gave very creditable per.
tormance.
The show was to have been benefit to
Sanford, a stranded minstrel, who foated
into town broke" about ten days ago
He is an excellent performer and gave
little entertainments to gatherings OF
new made friends every evening, and Sc
~ rg'io !, ~ Th TInte @ oases W Ulo eA
oIS,od "a di5 .i11intl Was tt a.