The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-27
PITHY POINTS.
happenings Throughout the Country
Chronioled for Hasty Perusal.

Chronicled Tor HaAy ferusal
Have you paid your taxes2
Next Thursday is groundhog day.
The Tumbling Run ice houses are filled,
and now sheds are to be filled with ice.
Allentown Councils are considering AN or
dinance TO create public park in the western
part of that city.
Mrs Shoener, the estimable wife of Clerk
of the Courts John r. Shoener, is lying very
i'll at her home in Orwigsburg.
Theodore Hughes and companion were
wrestling in a St Clair taxeshop, when
kettle Of lard was upset and Hughes was
trightfully burned.
Rev. Benjamin L. Agnew, of Philadelphia
delivered sermon at Lafayette College
EastOu, yesterday. in observance Of the col
lege day of prayer.
A pension of SO per month has been granted
to John J. Christian, of Pottsville,
John f. Zerbey, chief clerk to the County
Commissioners, was at the Office to-day a
brief period for the first time in a month,
having been confined to the house with grip.
Jack Boner, who is matched to box Dick
OBrien in Hartford on Feb. ?, has decided to
finish his training in Newark.
A handsome bronze tablet has been placed
in the Marsh Creek Presbyterian church, in
memdfy of the late Rev. William Paxson by
his descendants
William Durl1in, Esq, formerly of Girard-
vile, but now one Of the leading attorneys
of San Francisco, Cal, is spending u few
weeks in this vicinity.
! Andrew Moses, U. S. A.. will open a re-
cruitng office in Pottsville, Pa, for the
regular army, on Saturday, Jan. 2sth, snd
applicants will be received from IS to 80
g 60, h.
| in height.
The parsonage of the English Lutheran
church at Tamaqua is for sale. They will
build new one.
| f. p. Spiese and several other prominent
! business men of Tamaqua, are contemplating
taking pleasure trip to Cuba on or about
| February IL
! George Stahl, of Tower City, aged 81
| years. was killed at Brookside colliery. His
neck was broken.
Tramps threw coal from a freight train at
Bethlehem, knocking track walker John
Deibert down steep embankment, and half
dozen of his ribs were broken
On Sunday, February 5th, new time table
will go into effect on the Lehigh Valley road.
Very few changes will be made in the run-
ming of trains on this division.
Tax Receiver Frank Haeseler of Potts
Vl'Ie' niaue u payment 10 Ine Couhuy lleas-
urer yesterday OF SoU,SSS'9o' ne mas pS'u
total Oh saS,ooo"o Wltnln slAUy uays,
Onaries nelul, ol Or"issours' VIII assume I'M
charge Oh tne GloDe restaurant aC ulraruVllie
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nan uoAeh auultIohai ireignC crews VIII
pe required 10 hanule une eHPecVeu neaVS
UIa1lc between HARRISBURG ana hagersOoWh
VIA Ihe new AlUeh"alu Ouu-ou hallroau'
Messrs. ID. f. and L. f. Bradlgan, accom-
panied by lady friends enjoyed skating OF
the dam at East Mahanoy junction yesterday
afternoon.
Dr. clifton Robbins and his bride, are new
arrivals in town. They are guests at thu
Robbins homestead, on East Coal street.
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that which so weighs upon the heart 2' Thi
thrilling yet plaintiye cry finds an echo il
the heart OF every weak, enervated, nerve
exhausted and VlgoTless man, who, through
ignorance OF consequences, has brought him
self to a condition OF nervous and physica
debility Modern medical science has iudee'
provided the "antidote, and the discoyerie
reach of every weak and errinp man tb,
wonderful strength-giying. yitalizing and in