The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-10-26
PlTHY POINTS.
happenings Throughout the Country
ChrnnicIed tor Hasty Perusal.

Chr""i"Ied tor Hasty Perusal
Next Monday will be Hollow cen.
Michael Mullen has been discharged from
prison.
The next Sherif7s sales will he held on
November IL.
The clothers are experiencing an improve
ment in business
Sheriff Toole is serving jury notices for the
November term of court.
large number Of our people left this
morning for Philadelphia to see the Jubilee
celebration.
substantial cement pavement is being
laid in front of the Malone property on
West Oak street.
The Mahauoy Valley Ministerial Associa.
tion held very interesting meeting at Ire
mont yesterday.
The colieries in the Ashland district closed
down last night and will not resume until
| Friday morning.
| The court house offices will be closed TO-
morrow, the Governor having designated the
day legal holiday
Little Annie McTIugh. of lIazIcton, was
terribly scalded by upsettng pan of boiling
water over herself from "A table.
There is no better advertising MEDIUM in
this section than the HERALD. That's what
everybody says, and it must be true.
! Letters testamentary were granted to
James Cavanaugh ON the estate Of Mary
! Ryan, late of Rain township, deceased.
Squire II. II. Brownmiler, of Urwgsburg,
has received word of the death of his
brother, aged ~ years. at Vancouver, Il. G.
On next Sunday Rev. J. p. German, of the
German Lutheran church. Minersville, who
has resigned, will preach his farewell sermon.
! huge mass of rock falling in the Green
wood mine, killed John ToOle and probably
fatally injured Peter Cusick both of Scran-
ton.
The board of adjustment of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers is in secret
session at Pittsburg, with 80 members in at
tendance
The auditor yesterday took testimony with
a view of distributing funds in the hands OF
receiver of Champion Shoe Company, OF
Orwigsburg.
With Il bullet hole through his head and q
revolver by his side, Hem Duncan, OF
| Neville, Cumberland county, was found
dead in his barn.
Wilson College for Women, at Chambers
| burg, is to have new $75, 600 building, fitted
up for dormitories, dining hall, class room,
and a scientific department.
coal oil lamp exploded in the hands OF
Mrs. Phoebe N. Keesey, of Columbia setting
fire to her clothes and burning her 50 terribly
that she died in a few hours.
| Before adjourning its annual session at
Reading the Reformed Synod adopted a
| resolution commencing the Daniel Stine
Memorial Home to the church as II most
worthy charity.
Thomas Hines, a young man who lately
resided in st. Clair, but moved to Wilkea-
barre short time ago, secured work i'll the
mines at that place. and had his foot smashed
by "A fall of coal.
Charles White, a colored barber, was con.
victed last night of murder in the second de.
gree, at Harrisburg, for kicking Sarah Tur.
pin in the stomach last Fourth of July, she
dying a week later.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the judg-
ment of the lower court in the case of the
Phoenix Silk Mill Co. VS.. Pottsville's Board
of Trade, in which the jury gave the silk
mill verdict for Sl,3792
! A report is circulated at Chicago that Pop
Anson may manage the Phillies next season
! Miller, of the Cincinuati's, is the author of a
statement that he had heard from fairly
| good authority that an offer would be ten
dercd Anson.
III Il lew weeks Jne cars on Une IakeSlut
electric road will glisten with a new coat oi
paint. For the past week Il force of men
have been busly engaged transforming the
cars from a dark blue color to a maroon.
A bear weighing over POO pounds was killed
by farmer near Shamokin Saturday night
Fifteen men are employed at Mt. Carmel s
new brewery.
1t is Il mistake to expect uniformity OF
opinion in this world,
John L. Doyle formerly of town, is among
the Democratic speakers who will address the
voters of McAdOo ON Monday night.
The water famine at the county almshOuse
continues
Frank Moersclbacher q candy maker by
trade, died at his home in Pottsvlle this
morning.
Port Clinton has fourteen empty houses.
Thomas w Davis, editor of the United
Mine Workers Journal, is coming to the
Anthracite region to help in the work of or
ganizing the miners.
The planet Venus, whose light is the glory
of the western sky in the early evening, will
attain its greatest brilliancy on Thursday.
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is pleasant ia
take it tastes good children like it nc
trouble TO administer it and it always cures
Buy the genuine, Dr. John w. Bulls Cough
| Syrup.