The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-10-03
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Clair.
Don't owe any person erudge-pay as
you go.
There are 40 patients at the Pottsyillc
hospital
The shops at Palo Alto are now working
nine hours daily.
The School Directors of the county meet in
Pottsville tomorrow.
The contest court judges will hand down
important decisions ON Friday.
Forty hou1s devotion in st. John the Bap.
tist church Pottsvilc this week.
Eishty-three inmate patients are receiving
treatment at the almshOuse hospital.
The re-opening Of the Episcopal church at
st. Clair will take place in November
The School Board and Borough Council
both meet this week in regular session.
The Magyar Catholic congregation at
McAdoo will erect new church building.
Wife beaters are plentiful at Palo Alto.
That place needs a White Cap organization.
The Reading Archdeaconry will meet in
the Episcopal church at st. Clair early in
November
The foot ball game between Pottsvile and
Mahanoy City teams, on Saturday, resulted
in tie, q to g.
Consult our advertising columns, before
making your purchases. 1t will save you
time and money.
All box rents at the post office must be
paid in advance. This rule is imperative,
says the Postmaster General
Edward Kenny, of Port Carbon. "A member
of the Fourth regiment, was admitted to the
Pottsyille hospital, suffering from malaria
young daughter arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bcddall, at Tamaqua,
on Wednesday. They formerly resided here.
The Borough Council of Tamaqua has just
published its financial statement for the year
ending last March. seven months behind
| time.
Several men who went to Newport News
for work have returned to Mt. Carmel, con-
vinced the coal region is good enough fol
them.
On Saturday Judges Bechtel and Koch
held naturalization court. Twenty seven APP
| plicants were naturaized. Seven applicants
were continued and three were refused.
Mrs. S l.. Brown will move her household
goods to Philadelphia this week Her hus-
band is employed by the Traction railway in
that city.
William Marrah and Miss Katie Mcdonald,
Of Cumbola, will be married in the Church
of the Holy Family, New Philadelphia by
Rev. p. J. Ryan, on Thursday, October l3.
Isaac Ruarr, of Schuylkin Haven, was
badly burned about the face yesterday. He
is a fireman on the p. & r. road, and the
accident occurred on the Frackville branch
A pigeon match has been arranged between
Mike Mickashofi of New Philadelphia, and
George Latlerty, Of Cumbola, to take place al
New Philadelphia on Saturday, October Is
for 5000 side.
NJ. l.. Ludwig is appointed postmaster at
Drehersville, August Fliggee at Hecla, and
J. A. Mantz at Mantz These offices are al
located in the southeasterly portion OF
Schuylkill county.
HazletOn is fine city, to be sure. Pigs
have rooted up the streets around the
soldiers monument and turned the sod com
! pletely in Monument park.
The Father Matthew Pioneer Corps, o
| MahanOy City, will hold their anniversary
banquet next Monday.
Oleo dealers at ShamOkin were compelled
to pay fines aggregatng 500 for violating
the state law.
The Board of Censors of the Northumber-
land county Bar have recommended that NJ.
l.. Snyder, of Sunbury, be debarred.
The Pennsylvania Railroad crews have
been furnished with their winter caps.
Residents of Arlington and vicinity are
raising fund to have the highways partroled
ut night
A valuable horse belonging to Neisweuter,
the liveryman, died yesterday of collie.
Hoke Smith, Of Bristol, will, it is reported
run as an independent candidate for Register
of Wills
While playing with powder at Hazeton,
Tony Wisal had four fingers of his left hand
blown off yesterday.
The tallest man in Bucks county is Joseph
Krout, an ex-Philadelphia policeman, who is
8 feet a inches.
The paper box factory at Mahanoy City
will be removed to Hazleton and enlarged
Ladies, read the announcement of the Bon
Ton millinery store, and see how you car
save money by using the coupons in their ad
The rain is alright-if we had little more
of it,
Quite number of people are changing
their residences.
Jenkintown Methodist Episcopal church
has just closed week of special service.
held in honor of its thirty-frst anniversary
Pioneer Fire Company, No. l, of Jenkin
town, will take so uniformed men and ban(
to the Lebanon parade, and the Independent
Company, No. 2, will take about the SAINT
number to the Peace Jubilee parade in Phila
dephia.