The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-09-06
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rapnUmngs Throughout tho County
Uhrouicled for Hasty PerusaI.
The Mahanoy township schools opened to-
day
The coustables reported bad roads in
Shenandoah.
There are nearly one hundred patients at
the Miners hospital.
Counterfeit silver dollars are being circu-
lated in the county.
The Orwigsburg fair is now in full blast,
to-day being the opening day.
The scbuylkill Valley Veterinary Associa.
ton meets at Ashland tomorrow.
There were eight divorce cases recorded at
court yesterday and more to follow.
The convention Of the American Demon
stration Association will be held next year at
lIazletou.
Fred. Smith, of Ashland and Joseph Long,
of Locust Dale, will shoot at eleven birds for
500 on October 18th.
The constable of East Butler township
reported to court that Mrs, Connor was selling
liquor without a license.
Many pavements in Shenandoah need re-
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to you to see that the work is done.
The tide has turned in Catasaqua and in
stead of a scarcity Of work, there is now a
scarcity of labor skilled and unskilled
The Reading railway company has discon-
tinued the collection of the 1O-cent excess Of
passengers who board trains without tickets
While out hunting, John Williams, Of
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| himself in getting over a fence, and died an
hour later.
Operations were yesterday resumed at the
tissue paper mills at Raubsvile, Northamp-
ton county, which for some time past has
been closed.
Garfield Commandery, of Mahanoy City,
took the prize Of $40 offered at Tamaqua
yesterday for the best equipped society in
/ line of parade
Yesterday Polish resident Of this town
and his wife, carrying small babe, walked to
Pottsyille to appear before the grand jury, in
order to save the car fare.
The business man who, because the times
are bad, does not bestir himself, cudeavor to
cater to trade and keep his business, is going
to drop behind in the procession. Advertise
and keep alive.
John Fred Miller, of the 2lst regiment
regular army, died last week at Porto Rico
Deceased was born at Tamaqua, and enlisted
during the period Lieut.. Siviter was recruit
ing at Shamokin,
Marriage licenses were issued to the follow
ing Valentine Kaufman, Of Shenandoah,
and Mary L. Allebach, of Danville; Charles
Wolf Fister, of Philadelphia and Carrie
Sener, of Ashland.
Railroad Contractor Thomas Collins is
critically i'll at his home in Bellefonte.
Two dozen victims Of pickpockets in the
Labor day crowd at Williamsport reported
their losses to the police
The Claire furnace, at Sharpsville, Mercer
county, resumed operations yesterday, after
two months of idleness.
Fourteen loaded freight cars we're wrecked
in the Rockport tunnel of the Lehigh Valley
railroad yesterday by the breaking of an
axle.
An unknown man, who from papers found
in his pockets appeared to have Travelled in
Alaska, committed suicide at Harrisburg by
throwing himself in front of "A train.
Four hundred employees of the old Bangor,
Bangor Union and Excelsior slate quarres,
Northampton county, struck yesterday be-
cause Of ten per cent. reduction in wages.
party of 1s young people celebrated
Labor Day at Breisch's grove, Ringtown, by
holding picnic.
The Boston Factory Shoe Store to-day an
| uouncpd its place of business to the public by
swinging new sign to the breeze.