The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-06-05
PITHY POINTS.
happenings Throughout the Country
ChronicIed for Hasty PerusaI.

Frozen Chocolate. Try it. Can be had
every day at the Shenandoah drug store
There is a movement to build new opera
house at Tamaqua.
Base ballists at Tamaqua have started a
movement to build park
The court on Saturday naturalized eight
new citizens, and three applications were
continued.
Joseph Bannan, former well known Del.
auoite, has removed to Tamaqua, where he
will engage in business.
The Shenandoah drug store has prepared a
feast for all lovers Of dainty and refreshing
drink. They have it in Frozen Chocolate.
Whether or not you love your neighbor
depends as much on what you are as on
what your reighbor is.
The Peoples National Bank of sbippens-
burg, now being organized will have a
capital stock Of $4,000
Two boys who wrote with chalk on cab.
waiting for a newly married couple at Read
ing were arrested and held for court.
Trinity Reformed church at Pottsville was
reopened yesterday with special services.
after undergoing extensive improvements.
Harry II Walters, formerly of Tamaqua.
was married to Miss Zelia Brown, of Akron.
Ohio, who has gained literary distinction.
Frozen Chocolate Frozen Chocolate is
the sale cry of the town. The populace is
giving it enormous sales. At the Shenan-
doah drug store.
Letters Of administration were granted to
Mary Kelley, on the estate of Patrick J
Kelly, late Of New Philadelphia. deceased.
The public school term in Mahanoy town
ship will come to a close on Wednesday next.
after highly successful term Of nine months.
The Elks will hold their annual browse in
the woods near Taylorsvile, on Thursday,
July 9th, the same place as it was held last
year
1t is learned that work in the car repair
shops at DelanO will be finished this week,
and that part Of the shops will be closed
down.
The strike Of stone masons at Pittsburg
has been settled, and the men will go to work
to-day at 40 cents an hour, an advance of five
cents.
1t is the craze of the town. Frozen Choco-
late Everybody proclaims it the greatest
cooling beverage yet introduced. The only
place in town for it is at the Shenandoah
drug store.
The thermometer at two o'clock this after
noon registered 80 degrees in the shade.
The residence of Philip Bierman, on North
White street, is being treated to a coat OF
paint.
The porch and balcony at the Ferguson
House is being painted.
As the result of fright Mrs. Peter Kurtz.
of Coal Dale, has become partially paralyzed
in the arms. Her fOrearms and fingers have
become stiff.
You will never feel refreshed unless you
try Frozen Chocolate. Go to the Shenandoah h
drug store for it.
Thursday, June 18th, at p. m, is the
time fixed for the beginning of the trial of
the alleged legislative bribers indicted in
connection with the McCarrell jury bill.
The wedding of George Hopes, of Maha-
noy City, and Miss Bertha Keller, of Frack-
vile, is announced to take place at the latter
place on the afternoon of Tuesday, June 13.
The jnry in the case of Harry Grow VS..
the borough of Pottsville, which was sent to
its room to deliberate Friday, brought in a
verdict of Sl,771.55 in favor of the plaintiff
on Saturday.
No drink yet introduced in town has met
with so much favor and appreciation as
Frozen Chocolate. You can't get it any
where else in town other than at the Sheu-
andoah drug store.
The school district of ST. Clair is all right.
The debt is only 1850, while there is a bal
ance Of over $4,000 in the treasury. The
tax levy is only seven mills and there is
big supply of text books on hand
Rev NJ J. Roth last evening preached the
sermon to the graduating class
of the Hanover High school, and at the com
meneement exercises on Friday State Super
intendent n G. Schaetfer viii speak.
If you've been riding a bicycle, isn't it al
most time to look for something that will
cool your system? Frozen Chocolate will
answer the purpose. The only place it is
served is at the Shenandoah drug store.