The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-10-31
pITHY POINTS.


Rabbit shooting will begin tomorrow.
The public schools are closed all Of this .
week.
A new school building will be erected in
Cass township.
Eight deaths occurred in ST. Clair during
the present month.
Pottsvile's new shirt factory will begin
operations tomorrow.
The Borough Council and School Board
will meet this week
Mahanoy City's letter carriers have downed
their winter uniforms.
One-fourth interest in the Fountain Springs
brewery is on the market
Shenandoah was well represented at the
teachers institute to-day.
Tomorrow will be observed by Catholics as
Holiday of Obligation.
RefOwich's clothing store at Ashland was
sold at Sherif's sale on Saturday.
The youngsters will be out in full force
tonight to do justice to Hallow cen.
The household goods of Mrs s d. Hess
were removed to Newark, n. j. to-day.
The apple crop is reported to be away be-
low the average, and prices will be higher
William Willingale and Miss Ella Harpstcr,
both of Tamaqua, were married in New
York.
Crippled Henry Hart, of Liberty, Tioga
county, jumped into stream and drowned
himself
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call on you
The postponed Founders day celebrated at
Lafayette College has been fixed for next
Wednesday.
Hope Section No. 10, J. r. of II. & T., will
hold their semiannual election of officers
this evening.
James Toy, of Fountain Springs, was ad-
mitted to the Miners hospital suffering from
crushed foot.
Lancaster brick machine manufacturer
has shipped the second brick machine TO
Germany within month.
| Tomorrow "A Hired Girl" will make fun
for the ladies and children in the window of
| l.. Goldin's clothing store.
Pennsylvania troops now at Camp Meade
will vote on November sth, and will then
move TO a southern camp.
Michael Salmon, of Mahanoy CITY. will
likely run an unknown" of Scranton. He
left for that city on Saturday.
The collieries resumed operations this
morning. No fixed amount of time is
scheduled to work this week.
Six men are applicants for the position of
secretary to the Town Council of Mahanoy
City, to succeed f. S. Reinhold, resigned.
candidate for office says there's no
honesty in politics. Perhaps not, but the
| supply seems to be equal to the demand.
Max Levitt is now comfortably located in
MS new quarters. and can boast of one of the
| hnest gents furnishing stores in the county.
by collision Of trolley cars at Williams
port Motorman J. b. Davis had both his legs
80 badly crushed that amputaton was neces-
sary.
The School Board of Pittston township,
| Luzerne county, was arrested charged with
criminal conspiracy to defraud the school dis.
| trict.
John Lanyon, of Co. +, who had been con-
fined in hospital at Philadelphia, with
typhoid fever, arrived home at Girardville
on a furlough.
The HERALD goes into more Shenandoah
homes than any other paper. If you want to
reach the people place your announcements
in these columns.
Slatington on Saturday had a Peace Jubilee,
including parade in which civic organiza-
tions from number of towns in the Lehigli
Valley participated.
The Tamaqua Courier says a West Penn
farmer saw his santanic majesty while swear
ing pIOluSely our friend Anderson II
mixing his drinks.
In the window of L. Goldin's clothing
store will be seen tomorrow Chas. f
Blaney's "a Hired Girl" doing full days
work, so look out for her.
Several soldiers, after being mustered out
of service at Wilkesbarre yesterday, severely
beat Constable W. II. Benedict, when he at
tempted to arrest one of their number.
By mistake Augustus and William Zelers
two young butchers Of Jacksonville, eacl
swallowed large dose of horse medicine
and their lives were saved with difficulty.
Watch the window of L. Goldins clothin.
store for Baney's Hired Girl" She will bt
there tomorrow and will do a full day
work making fun for the ladies and children
Lehigh Valley stock continues to dribbl
out upon the market in a steady thougl
somewhat contracted stream. There has beel
absolutely no speculation in it for long tim
past.
The nuptials of Thomas Horan, the Maha
noy City merchant, and Miss Lizzie Kerri
gan, of Philadelphia, will be celebrated
the Church of the Gesu on next Wednesday
morning
Druggist Paul w. Houck delighted th
foot ball cranks on Saturday by announcin,
in his show window the scores of the variou
foot ball games played.