The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-22
PITHY POINTS.


Chr"ni"ied for Hasty Perusal.
Turkey pans at Swalms.
A new lookup will be erected at Centralia.
Burglars at Hazeton are becoming more
desperate.
The Hazleton Casket works resumed opera.
tions this morning
The employees at the Park Place cOliery
were paid on Saturday.
A masquerade ball will be held at Shepptou
on Wednesday evening.
Several industries want to locate in Potts
Vile, so the Journal says.
The same old story--the anthracite coal
trade shows no improvement.
The dofuuct Telegraph printing plant at
Hazleton will be sold on Monday.
The Pottsville railway company has re-
stored the 10 minutes schedule.
The time j., at hand when the merchant
should plant his fall advertisement
The p. S K. railroad employees at Mahanoy
Plane and vicinity will be paid tomorrow
John Elliott is still the efficient clerk at
Refowich's S, reports to the contrary being uu-
true.
A shoemaker shop at Palo Alto was robbed
of $25, revolver and razor on Saturday
night.
c. d. Kaier's new dam, with a capacity of
TO- OOO, 900 gallons of water, has been COM
pleted
Two veins of gold and silver are said to
have been discovered in the mountain near
Berwick
Swain, the hardwareman calls attention
to his reliable line of housekeeper's kitchen
utensils.
Counterfeit five dollar bills were passed in
POttsville ON Saturday, but were detected at
the banks.
The TAmaqua Town Council has exempted
shirt factory from the payment of taxes
and water rent.
James Jennings, of Avoca, Luzerne county
father of Hugh Jennings, Baltimores g famous
short stop, died on Sunday.
The Lehigh Valley Coal Company paid
their employees at Centralia on Saturday for
the first time in six weeks.
The trial of Edward Crissinger, charged
with the murder of Daisy Smith, is down for
December court at Sunbury.
Shamokin enjoys the unenviable reputa-
tiOn of having more stage struck girls than
any town of its size in the state.
The Polish church at Shamokin was re.
dedicated on Sunday with Rev. Father j J.
Koch and other dignitaries present.
c. d. Kaier, of MahanOy City, who was i'll
in Philadelphia, is reported as improved, and
will return to the former place next week.
Bernard Higgins, Of TGmaqua was killed
on Saturday at the Greenwood cOlliery
operated by Beddall & Co., by Il fall of coal
Schuylkill county will elect treasurer
register, recorder prOthonOtoIy, clerk Of the
courts, three commissioners and poor direc-
tor.
The Webster Stock Company, which played
but two nights of weeks engagement at
Hersker's theatre, is stranded at Mahanoy
City.
Coroner Shindle, of Northumberland
county, is investigating the death of Michael
Kolessa, who is said to have beer/Eilled by "a
fall downstairs.
Failing from ~ couch, Mrs. Catharine
schabie' @sse4%s7 years, of Tamaqua, struck
her 1S>Sd against cuspidor with such force
~ TO cause her death.
Rev. j. Hartman, of Leesport, Berks
county, has accepted a call to the Reformed
church at Orwigsburg, to succeed Rev. G. S
Cromer, who goes to Lebanon.
Survivors of the One Hundred and Fifty.
first Pennsylvania Regiment will hold theiI
annual reunion at Womelsdorf, Berks
county, ON Thanksgiving day.
The bones of Joseph Reese. who last July
wandered away from his home i'll Silver
! brOOki were lOunu saturday Dy IL nuhleT OH
the mountain near that place.
S. G. Lippey and wife, Klondike pioneers
have returned to their home at Sharon, Pa
Mr.. Lippey owns two valuable claims in the
gold fields. and brought back sos, 900.
Four hundred and fifty men, who were out
on strike at the Berwnd White mines al
Windber, Blair county, returned to work
yesterday, "a compromise he!Gg effected.
Conductor Hendricks and Engineer Price
who were injured in the wreck near tn,
Kohinoor Junction two weeks ago, have re
covered sufficiently to resume their duties
Mrs. John Arnold, widow of the Hazetol
brewer, has purchased a building adjoining
the German Catholic church in that place
and presented the same to the Sisters for
convent.
Owing to shortage of motive power tn
Reading Railroad company is unable t
handle its heavy traffic. The Newberr.
yards are nearly blOckaded with loaded Goa
cars and other freight awaiting removal.
At Paynes nursery, Girardville, you viii
find the largest stock ever seen in the county
Ask your grocer for the Royal Patent
dour, and take no other brand. 1t is the es
aour made.