The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-23
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GIRARDVILLE.
Mrs. Furlong lies very i'll at her home in

VI AOO Mrs Furlong lies very i'll at her home in
Colorado.
n Co. F., sth Regiment, N q. P. held their
UOngresfhh annual ball in the Armory on wednes
day evening. Many ladies and gentlemen
were present from outside towns and all spent
thoroughly enjoyable evening.
Oscar Keifer visited Mahanoy City friends
WARRAly yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Timothy Brennan attended the funeral
- Of Mr. Harley, prominent citizen of Miners
A''e' "ave, on Wednesday afternoon.
Efforts Harvey Marsh has gone to Harrisburg
His snv,xhere he will undergo treatment in the
Give. =, Kelley institute
Miss Bridget Monaghan of Philadelphia is
WAsHINNsiting her parents here.
tons brit Miss Ellie Devanney, Birdie Cannon and
marked BINARY Ann King, three Of Grardvilles young
scenes Msoclety people, called on Shenandoah friends
that he co'yesterday.
ton to clio Mrs. p. H. Monaghan of town, Miss May
and nettle OMslley aud Mrs Michael McMannsmin, Of
past week Minersvile, visited friends in Shenandoah
adjourn O, on Thursday afternoon.
the house Members of Division a. of the A. O. H..
though he invite all their friends and members to attend
propositiot their second annual BALL to be held in
nents of tn LaHerly anu hehheys S nails on FillaS
tior ~ con evening, March 10Th
tbev woui Matthew Donnelley, Prof Connolly. James
nort tho ~, Cooper and John Mcdonald spent THURSDAY
additional afternoon in Mahanoy City.
the debate Misses Salie Givens and Maggie De Frehn
he did noPl sh.nan1oah Katie Evans Katie Ihiasher
Of the Iyhowere among the dancers at Co. Fs hop
Ii. w tdnesday night
kfonior i5 Miss Curry, Of Shenandoah is visiting
ofter cS,,ti friends in town.
terminated Mr. and Mrs p. j. O'Neil of the Demonico
rninps nrecdined with his brother, NJ. j. ONeill, in
attpnnt to Shenandoah, yesterday afternoon.
'aTbis m, "Euemies for Life" was produced at the
his scat !, Palace theatre Wednesday eveui to q
snaalar ipoorly filled house The scenery beauti
bonsa 7 ~ full and the play excelently rendered.
seryenn+a at An audience Of six hundred people wit
pnde ~ messed several first class fstic encounters at
go - the Palace theatre last evening rat Cleary,
to arrest NV OF Mahanoy City, and Dan. Reardon, OF
the floor of hitch in tho R1tIer ana Mo
zee room dc Intyre, local light weights, punched
the sergeai each other for fun Dam ORiorIau and
ployes young Hess of Reading also spared three
been here friendly rounds ORod dan showing his old.
In the name cleverness n ducks and counters.
protest agaThe most interesting battle was between
on this nat Harry Hughes of Mahanoy Plane and Bill
the Dunn. of Girardville for small purse
move that bolh men, VINO are light weights, have
NJ 10 10 aured in several fights lately and a go. d
Id mill was looked for by their admi ers, who
pneu thiwere present IN They had trained for
rtcoS@eu the battle and appeared to be in The pink If
plahatloh, acondiuon After sparring minute they
withdrew hirushed together fhe fighting was sharp
There waaud the first round ended with hOnors even.
the floor anIu the second round Hughes gained conf
motion butdence and began force the fighting Al the
in order os call Of time he had the better the fight
Mr. Bland The third and fourth rounds rpetlous
;I,, F % of the second with The GiradvlIe y losing
io,5Hd Gal ground. At the call of time 10 the fifth
round Hughes looked confident and, rushing
nm vi al" at his opponent landed several times on his
hlo'loI w" head and body but received some good
on the sei punches in return. When in close quarters
O'Clock. o Dunn opened his guard for an instant and
previous az hughes landed heavily his head and
Mr. Cumm The heart. Damn dropped to the floor where
meut in no he remained during the necessary Ten seconds
to lose he contest
Young Rause, of Maizevile, endeavored to
earn ten dollars by standing tour rounds be.
as Tama. ore ''Yank" sui ivan, heavy weight of
MahanOy Plane
county In the second ound Rsuse fented at Su-
vans head with the right and tho latter
arcirated stepped in to Rause ducked and hit
law him sounding II p on the forehead with his
Ii - iu "a. EnrpiU ~
goods to HE oi j t,o Emo Vim P.
shot i'll the nose that made the claIet fly.
ition under Following up his advantage, Sullivan
J. knocked his man down and ss soon rs aause
" attended reached his feet Sui ivan banged him about
Nibo1o time the Mazeville left he ring,
90. 20 "0'"' referee Manley awarding the hOuors and
stakes to Sullivan.