The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-05-21
Mere Mention.

week.
1t is probable under the new apportion
ment, Shenaudoah, Muhanoy CRY, Delano
and Mahauoy townshipwill constitute The
First representative district leaving out
Frackville, Gilberton and West Mahanoy
township.
June near at hand - the month OF
flowers.
The candidates for county offices are al
ready abroad shaking hands with their
friends.
Wilkinson's japanese display is very
handsome and unique. Go and see it.
If you do not want to be imposed upon
with bogus postage stamps buy them at
the post Office.
A little more cold weather will drive
the ice men iuto bankruptcy.
shenandoah has quite a few female
bicyclists.
The Commissioners have borrowed more
money to fight the new county move
ment.
The circuses are backward in coming
forward as far as Shenandoah is con
cerned. Perhaps it is better or us.
Won't the schools be crowded when the
new truant law is being enforced +?
Down in G ,mden, n. j., the crematory
has burned up all the rubbish, &C., that
it has been retired for awhile. Here, in
Shenandoah, a crematory would have
plenty to consume without ;ntermission
Sell the crus er and buy a crematory.
Strawberries are getting plentier, but
they will not last long if the cold weather
continues much longer.
The new school board will organize 6
week from next Monday
| The funeral of Mrs. Michael Curley took
place at Minersville yesterday. The at
tendance from to Tn was large.
The Lehigh Valley gravel train has
been busy all of last week distributing
the 45 foot rails along the Lofty branch
30 foot rail now in use.
/ The death of John H. Daniels, at ont
time an extensive traveller, occurred at th
/ Almshouse on Sunday. Deceased was
native of Wales and friends have arranged
for the funeral at Mahanoy City.
A petition numerously signed by Cit
zens of East Union township has beel
vacate public road recently laid out an
! partly finished, in that township, alleg
ing that it is useless and will be burden
some upon the taxpayers.
The Souvenir issue of the EvENIN,
HERALD, price cents per copy, will cor
tain what is most important to ever.
, property holder in town-some very in
} teresting facts concerning the coal out
Iput of the future. Order copies now.
Chief Police Tosh will have his hand
full if he raids all the houses of assigna
ton and i'll fame in town. He is equal t
the occasion and thoroughly in earnest
too.
> Orders for the Souvenir edition of tn
EVENING HERALD have come in so fas
d that it will be next to impossible to NEE
the demand. Send in your order now
first come, first served.
+ There are a number of gambling den
l. in town where the young men-mostl
minors-are being ruined. Chief Tos
will no doubt pay attention to these soor
Two thousand copies have alread
!, been subscribed by the school teacher
: and friends of our local schools for tn
Souvenir edition of the EVENING HRRALI
Those interested in the different collierie
in town will take fully as many.
d Fears are entertained that flowers vii
Il be scarce on Decoration Day.
The weather we have had, it is said
o. will be good for larger yield in the ha
5. crop.
l. The folks are as good as the people
!, That is the meaning of the black-ey
given the income.tax law.
Snake stories have been a scarce articl
: q this spring so far causing the Sunda
n News to be somewhat dull Of late.
t, If you have not paid your income-ta
yet, don't. There is no hurry about i
II no compulsion, either.