The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-04-13
P1THY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout the Region Chron
iCled for unsty perusal.

Happenings Throughout the Region Chron-
icled for Hasty Perusal.
There are IS patients in the Pottsyille
hospital
Trailing arbutis can now be found ON the
mountains.
The Borough Council annual supper will be
held tomorrow night.
The fremont brewery will be sold by the
sheriff next Saturday
The Borough Treasurer still has some of
the refunding bonds for sale.
The attaches Of the Ashland opera house
will be given a benefit Friday evening,
The Reading collicries will work four and
the Lehigh Valley three days this week.
In Centre county 2i0, 600 acres of unsettled
land will be sold this year for unpaid taxes.
Orwgsburg Town Council has appointed n
committee to secure new industries for that
town.
The Porter township School Board will
erect new school buildings at Reiner City and
Reinerton.
The employees of the Lehigh Valley Coal
Company at Centralia have been refused
semi-monthly pay.
The banquet of the Central Republican
League, of Pottsville, will be held this zen
ing at Tumbling Run.
Hunter Sallada, of Ashland, has success
fully passed an examination at the College of
Pharmacy, Philadelphia
During the month of March there were
three fatal and nine non-fatal mining casu-
altes in the Pottsville district.
Raymond S. Stauler, son of Henry II.
Staufler, of Mahanoy City, died on Saturday
from bronchitis and lung trouble. He had
been sick about n year
Fred. U. Nipple, the p. & X. agent at Mt,
Carmel, has rendered his resignation to accept
a clerical position in Philadelphia. He will
be succeeded by Daniel Powers, agent at
White Deer Mills Union county.
The Magistrates Library, published by
Kay q Brother, Philadelphia, represents a
most intelligent selection of reading for all
who are interested in the study of law
Two teams belonging to Andrew NGeluskoy
and William Bileskie attempted to run away
ON Main street, but were caught by their
drivers. They stood close to each other and
were frightened by the upsetting of an empty
barrel into the gutter.
Emanuel Dunkelberger, of Hegins town
ship, committed suicide ON Saturday by
shooting himself in the head. He was 55
years old, and was in melancholy mood for
some time,
NttpI' dul MIS- Iltuly d. IlCuulCT, OIL
Pottsville, celebrated their golden Wedding
to-day.
Thomas l.. Evans and Michael ODonnell,
of Wilkesbarre, are in the hands of the
police for beating Pottsville landlord.
B. Deibert, who has been clerk in the
County Treasurer's office, will be Deputy
Treasurer, vice Charles II. Kline, who be-
comes teller for the Union Safe Deposit
Bank. Charles Reed will be appointed to
Clerk Deibert's position
The gas companies have inaugurated war
against the Philadelphia syndicate that is
trying to get charters for thirty acetyline
light companies in as many towns. The
hearing will take place next Thursday before
Secretary Reeder, at Harrisburg.
The work of rebuilding the Park Place
breaker is progressing rapidly. Much of the
frame work is in place already.
All parties taking part in the entertainment
to be given by the Guilds of All Saints
church, are requested to attend the rehearsal
at Ferguson's theatre this evening.