The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-02-16
rIIHY PUINTS.
.,ppsnbgs Throughout the Country
Uhtonicied tor Basty Pcrussi.

.,ppsnugs Throughout the Country
Uhtonicled tor Basty Perusai.
sleighing parties will be plentiful now.
There was another big demand for the
HERALD last evening.
Samuel A. Weir has been appointed post
master at Summit Hill.
Hot drinks went down with the thermom-
cter.
Out in the country the hens are laying
trapped eggs
Now the plumber uduges ia frozen pipe
dream
Coal was selling in New York on Tuesday
at S25 a ton
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ L church
will hold social and entertainment in the
church lecture room on the 22nd inst
Snow is much more beautiful to read about.
If this is an old fashioned winter, we
prefer the new style.
An Illinois woman has secured damages
from lawyer. The fellow should be dis
baNed. Where S his professional pride2
/ Everything is now moving smoothly at the
/ borough water works plant, and for which
| the people are thankful.
The snow-bound Superior Court Judges ar
rived in Williamsport late Monday night aud
opened their delayed session Tuesday
! During the absence of Mr.. aud Mrs. Alonzo
| Andrews, of Tionesta, their house was des
troyed by fire, and their two little children
met death in the flames.
The state convention of Master Plumbers
scheduled to open Tuesday at Scranton. was
postponed until yesterday, as many delegates
we're snow-bound on the way to that city.
A spark from a laborer's pipe fell into 9
- .. Tus.NFa 10
Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad aud by tn,
explosion one man was killed and five seri
ously injured.
The condition of ex-State Treasurer B. J
Haywood, at Sharon, was uuimprOved to
day but he was resting comfortably.
Daniel Houser the engineer of the Lehigl
Valley railroad, who was seriously injured
by being squeezed between bumpers at Maha
nOy City, has been removed to his home il
Mt Carmel.
Sixty-fve half tons of coal were delivered
to the poor of Pottsyille by the Benovolen
Association.
Congressman Charles n Brumm arrived
home from Washington yesterday. Mr.
Brumm was caught in the blizzard in Phila
delphia on Sunday and could not get ava.
until yesterday. He was on the road 81!
hours.
Saturday will be the last day to file appli
cations for naturalization papers for hearin
on Saturday, March 4th.
A deed from Howard Richards ct al, t
John F. Becker for lot in Palo Alto, wa
recorded.
Money and postage stamps to the amour
of $50 were secured by burglars who dyna
mited safe in the Office of Joseph W
Kessler's planning mill, at ShamolNn.
By the bursting of a water back at tn
home of ex-Sherid Yorky, at Lebanon, hi
daughter, Miss Sadie, was badly cut an
bruised to insensibiity.
Miss Edith White of Harrisburg, has bee
named for a free scholarship in the Orea
Cooking School, at Worcester, Mass, b
, Governor Stone.
George Wynn, of Delano, was honorabl
2 discharged from Company E, Third Ne
S Jersey Volunteers, and returned to his hon
on Sunday.
An engineer on the Penna. r. Il. at Ha
. risburg drew a pay for January month
. S1s2, and another S171. A conductor wi
: lost six days earned S126.
The p. & K. r. r. Co., has ordered
= passenger cars from the Jackson-Sharp Co.
st One of Pottsville's reservoirs is abO
r empty.
10 County Treasurer Davis was snOw-boul
at his home at New Castle since Sunday.
II was released to-day.
Nearly every town in the region suffer
from a scarcity of coal.
D If grip can stand the recent freeze-out it
y weather proof
Sc Wilkesbarre taxpayers are agitating mu
le cipal ownership of both water works a
e. electric light plant.
at b. JEFF Yost, proprietor of the Lakesi
~ hotel, fed 700 employees of the P. & R. a
Catawissa roads ON Tuesday, and is prepaI
to repeat the dose.
Richard Kealy, of Centralia, has be
appointed fire boss Of the Keystone slope
the Locust Spring colliery at Locust Gap.
Of Sitting in front of an empty stove in
cabin at Gallitzin, Cambria county Mich
Sanford was found frozen dead.
rt The state convention of photographers
~ gan yesterday at Wikesbarre, with about
ce delegates in attendance.
ed The regular monthly meeting of the Sh
he andoah Pharmaceutical Society was held
n the rarlor of the Ferguson House this aft
ed noon.
It Look out for another snow storm.
The total number of claims filed in
a navy department to date on account of
a Maine disaster. under the Act of March
m 1898, is 1926, amounting to Sl23,342.
nd Eight candidates will be admitted in
on Ashland lodge of Elks tomorrow evening
no We are in receipt Of the latest efforts q
er local poet. His ballet adorns the wall
Oh our sanctum.
ny DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures
be- cough or cold in short order. One bottle