i . r i m iriynnr
Frrsentn in the most elegnnt form
THE LAXATIVE AMD NUTRITIOUO JUICE
OP TUB
FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
Combined with the medicinal
virtues of plants known to be
most beneficial to the human
system, forming an agreeable
nud effective laxative tj perma
nently cure Habitual Consti
pation, and the many ills de
pending on a weak or inactive
condition of the
KIDNEYS, LIVER APiD BOWELS.
It it the most cxcelltnt remedy known to
CLEWSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
When one Is Bilious or Constipated
so THAT
PURL tSLOOO, RaFaCSHIKC BLEEP,
HEALTH and 3TRRNCTH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
fivery one is using it and all are
delighted with it.
ASK TOUH DRUGO'ST Fon
MANUFACTURED ONLY OY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
tDVISVILLE. KY NEW YORK. ft. t.
John R. Cotk;
Attorney-at-Law
Real Estate Agent
OFFICE Beddall's Buildino,
Cor. Main and Centre Streels. SHENANDOAH, PA.
' PROPERTY FOR SALE:
3 A two and one-hair story flouMe fmrae
dwelling house, with store-room nud res
taurant. Located on East Centre street.
a A valuable property located on Houth Jar
din street.
3-Kevcn dwelling houces at the corner of Gil
bert and Lloyd streets. Good Investment.
Terms reasonable.
GOLD MEDAL, TASIS, 1873.
I.BAKER&CO.'S
from which tlio excess of
oil lias been removed, Is
Absolutely Pure
and it is Soluble.
No Chemicals
ffiT
S
SI
uOCOB,
1 are uscu m its preparation, it lias
Hsffiiore than thrte times the strength of
X ijfc'j'Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot
or Sugar, and la tliercforo far moro
economical, costing less than one cent
a cup. It is delicious, nourishing,
strengthening, easily digested,
and admirably adapted lor invalids
as well as for persons in health.
Sold by Crocors overywhoro.
W. BAKER & GO., Dorchester, Mass.
-GO TO-
Neat, Cheap and Stylish
Btmw Huts., from 20c to 81.50
Bhort Spray Flowere 6o to 1,00
Wreaths , 20oto 1.75
Infante' Christening Hobo, Goo to So
Infants' Ions and short coats. ..$1,25
up to J5 50,
60,000 LADIES WEAR
luSELF-SUPPORTING CORSET
Why don't you wear one?
NELLY BLY CAPS !
All Colors, at 20 cents.
i $ IP If
litre cured tfiarv hnuj. d c,ek t'.ur paiwntj r,nriin -i
fa, u , h the I- 1 1 s t : . j.,,) i m i y i .
capiity (ItsnTpar, aM -i. tm ci , ai I i.nMnK tl
lyi.i " - ' ' ' - ' i ' "KfK Bt': ' I
ci ili)S"frmr TtJ' "U'jlr m i r DLC I y null U
Or tbo JLIuor Ilubll, lultUei Ourca
uuiuiuisieriiiff ur. luunet'
It Is manufnoturoJ as a powder, whioh can bo (riven
ta a ffl&oa of ber, s oup of ooffae or tea, or In lood.
without ltd knowledge of (be patient. It la absolutely
fc armload, and will effect a permanent and ipeady
jure, whether tba patient la a moderate drinker of
an alooholio wreotc It has been given In thousand
of eaiea, and In every lmtanoe a perfect cure haa fol
lowed, it iierer Falli The eyatem once Impregnate
ed with the dpeoiftet beoomea an utter impOBibillty
tor the liQuor appetite to exiat.
C, H. HAGENBUCH, Druggist, Shenandoah
II FOHEBOY,
A T70HNEY-A T-LAW,'
OOcoBeddiU'i bnUdlnc corner lUln ua Oeotri
NATIONAL LEAGUE RACE
IS NEW YORK PLAYINQ A
MERE BPUFlTl
Look an If Titer Meant Itiitlnrss
Tlio Clilcngos niul Hoston Hummed
Up Whoro I'lttsuiiru Stands Tlio
Notv York Look Llko Winners.
Doob nnvono tloubt that tho Now
Yorks will win tlio pennant this year?
If tho team does not win it win it uo a
stnndlnff marvel. Nobody with an oyo
for base ball believes that their pros
ont speed is n "spurt" that will die out
within a week or two. They lmvo
simply struck their ffalt. And although
they will lmvo occasional setbacks, it
may be put down for a surety they will
trive tho other teams In the Lieaifuo an
easy go by befoie the last of Septem
ber. The New Yorks aro badly In need
of a third eateher, and it would be
dangerous tohovo Hm O'Rourke out of
the field, especially when ho lias those
black goggles down so tkie.
fllase ball is a queer speculation any
way. With the beginning of tho sea
son tlio Ilostons made a runaway race
of it. The playerB wore nine things of
beauty and a joy forever. Their field
ing was simply phenomenal, and their
batting was of that order wliluh causos
the average pitcher to grow pale around
tho gills, "They uro working too much
like sprinters," said Bomebody who
knew. "The New Yorks aro long-distance
nags, slow to round into shape,
unwilling in training, but all-fired hard
to head off when they once get started."
It is a oase of locomotive and race-horse.
For the first 200 yards the engine Is not
In It. Thereafter steam wins und
muscle loses.
Although Anson's men are playing
good bajl and seem to bo well within
themselves, they will not prove so
speedy as tho Now Yorks in the long
run. Anson Is having less trouble than
usual with his men this year. It is bald
that Jimmy llyan, the little fire-eater,
has not sasscd the old man once As
for Anson himself, he does not seem to
have lost any of those red-heuded qual
ities which have made him famous
since ho stepped out of Noah's Ark and
began to bat Hies around Slount Ara
rat. He offered a good illustration of
tho dilt'erenco between those who lush
and those who do not. Anso Is old
enough to bo a grandfather, but he is
still as frisky as tho youngest of his
men.
Our old friond, tho devil, has put his
cloven foot into the Tittsburg pie. It
is too bad. A clique has arisen against
Ed Ilaulon from some cause, or possi
bly without any cause. Things are
very unhappy in tho team at present.
It was said by a I'ittsburg man who
was in New ork a few days ago that
tho cliquo is composed of Roilly, Cial
vin, Miller, Carroll, and possibly two
others, whose names wero not given.
It is not surprising that Miller and
Hanlon should conflict, but that
Miller and Galvln should fraternlzo
Is astounding in view of tho faot
that it was Jimmy's intention to put a
head on Miller upon sight throughout
the whole of last season. J. l'almer
O'Ncil showed his hand while with tho
team in this city last week. Ho duly
Installed Itellly us captain, thus put
ting himself on record as upholding
tho insurrection. This will not benefit
the team a Jot. Tho truth of tho whole
matter lies in tho fact tluit thero is too
much carousing in the toam, and Han
lon was trying to put It down. Since
Mr. O'Ncil has put it down again
nothing remains to bo said. Mr. O'Noil
certainly has a right to run his own
little toam in his own little way.
MENTon.
'flio Wheel.
At the last meeting of tho Fall River
Cycling Club five lady members wero
admitted.
A recent estimato of tho valuo of
cycling property in the United States
places it at 515,000,000.
A safety with two chains is being
raado in England with a special viow
to exceptional hill-climbing powers.
It isn't right to preach against tho
art of cycling simply becauw when per
sons get to bo experts at it they bo
come "fast,"
Thomas Stevens, well known to
cyclers all over tho world, has written
"Through Russia on a Mustang,"
which has just been published,
;On Decoration Day, Mr. S. J. Black
started from Cleveland, O., on his bi
cyelo for a trip around tho world. His
course has been carefully planned and
he hopes to lower Mr. Sjoven's record.
Numerous articles written by Mr.ltlack,
will appear during his tour.
(iirls in Minneapolis can ride on tho
sidewalks, when tho streets aro muddy
or impassable, for tho mayor has
granted permission to wheelmen, and
riders of tho other sex have the samo
rights, of cqurse. That is, lady bicy
clers copy their ancestors,
H is said that when tho body of Baron
Drats, tho inventor of the first bicycle,
was removed from an out of tho way
spot to one moro prominent in Carls
ruhe, ladles as well as men made up tho
funeral cortege of 400 persons, each
mounted on his or her machine and
wearing tho uniform of thoir respective
clubs.
He la the Amateur Champion,
Alexander A. Jordan, of tho Now
York Athletic club, has astonished tho
amateurs this season. Ho began at tho
opening of tho athlotlc season by win
ning all tile local trophies in all around
athletics. ' no entered tho contest for
the American amateur championship
June i, ana came out an easy winner.
Ho is now amateur champion athlete
oi America.
flighest of all in Leavening Power.
ESOLUTEI PUm
AN ESCAPED TIGER.
It
Is Plnvlnic Slid Hnvue In the
Jungle of Illinois.
Farmer Frank Chattertou, ofBoerna
dote. 111., was called to his stable the
other afternoon by the terrified
screams of one of his horses. As he
ontored tho barnyard a huge beast
sprung from tho open door, and bound
ing into an adjacent field erouuhed low,
emitting deep growls, while it slowly
waged its long tail. Fearing cither to
advance or retreat, the affrighted Mr.
Chatterton gazed in helpless despair at
the strange brute, which soon slunk
away Into the timber.
Recovering courage somewhat Mr.
Chatterton then passed into tho stable.
where the poor dkembowlod horse lay
in its own uioou, dying a lew moments
later.
The entire county Is oxclted beyond
measure, xne ammars screams havo
been heard and its huge, ugly tracks1
havo boon found in the Spoon river
bottoms for tho past thrco months. A.
party of hunters surrounded tho bruto
in tho Crooked creek bottoms a few
weeks ago, but the dogs refusod to
commence an attack. 1 ha mon caught
a glimpse of this animal and were so
thoroughly frightened by its size and
appearance that they gavo up tho
chase.
About thrco years ago Shelby's cir
cus and menagerie, while crossing tho
Crooked creek bottoms, was caught in
a storm, und a cage containing a lion
and lioness and a tiger was overturned.
It was found that the lion was smoth
ered, but tho tiger escaped from tho
cage and into tho deep timber. It is
thought that it is this tiger that is de
stroying au peace ot mind in mclkhv
ough county.
Wolff'sl
3SLw,uuumb
IS Wircnonnnc
ISH. 1 BKL",
ERVER. f
UIRED. J 01
A Hamhsomp oni
A LEATHER PRESE
NO BRUSHING RPOl
anhed
e&n
daily,
Used br men. women and children.
Jun filiate
' Look at my old chip bfuket, IroH H a beauty f
S A 10c, BOTTLE
will do half a dozen baskets.
WOLFF Is RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
PIK-lt ON beantlfies other things besides baskets.
It makes a white elaes vaae any color you de
ire to match. It changes a pino table ta
walnut, a cane rocker to mahogany.
, It stains, palms. lacuuera. Japans.
PUBLIC SALE
The 0!t! Court House!
July 31, 1891, at 10 O'clock A. M.
All the pt-reotal properly belonging to the
(iuutvot SchuylKlll. In the old Court House
consisting of paitlllorjs, ccuute. shelving,
steam btatlno arrnrutuu In separate parts.
the clock, and bell In tho old Court Tloute
rcsrrvli g the base ami also the two lame lines
or iiaisii'iies, uue on cacn enuanco 10 inotm
Court House.
HAMUEL G. DkTUIUC,
JAM13B J. B0WK8,
El IAH E. H ED,
L'oinmlybtnmr.
Attest-JouN B. Hnydkb. 7-11-td
Hew StocU,
Green Truck, Fine Groceries,
FRUITS, &c.
Delaware roe shad and oUier fresh fish right
irom the uouuon J riaays. rresu
Greeuafroin tuetiouth.
Evan's Buildinj;, E. Oentre St
(J.S. miHam'oiaitand)
Kverythlnz new and resh. Qoods delivered
to any part or town.
R. O. KNIGHT & SON.
U. S Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889,
She Died for Love.
Poor Katie Mclutyre died on the day
on which hor wedding was to take
place. She died as a result of u dose of
poison, token to prevent her marriaire
to the man she did not love. She lived
In Saginaw, Michigan, from whloh
pace she moved to Chicago.
tknna two or threo months ago
In that city she had been living with
her married sister. Jirs. .lames inndy,
Before going to Chicago she was em
ployed lor a time 111 ina omce 01 tue
Bancroft house, Saginaw. There she
pnuv.v.v .wfiiiu,i,,
mado the acquaintance and became en-
mured to a young man named Crowley
who Jilted her. Thut preyed on her
mind and made her melancholy at times.
Shortly after Miss Mclntyro's arrival
in Chicago she met John Landy, a
brother of her sister's husband. Lsjidy
at once formed an attachment for the
young lady. He pushed his suit
rapidly, but was refusod when he pro
posed. Ho carried that information to
his brother and sister-in-law. They
favorod his suit and finally induced her
to reverse her answer. A irlena 01 tlio
young lady did not llko the prospective
groom. She frequently said sho
ItATir. M'lXTYr.E.
thought Katio was throwing herself
away. Tho talk had tho offest of in
ducing the girl to break the engage
ment and return to Saginaw. Young
Landy followed her and induced hor to
return and renew her promise of mar
riage. They werp to have been marriod at 7
o'clock Juno 1", in St. Patrick's church,
Chicago. During Saturday they went
to the churoh for tho purpose of con
fession. At the door the young lady's
determination failed. Sho refused to
go in and again refused to marry tho
mnn she did not love. But within a
few hours sho had again given her con
sent to the marriage. -Vouiiy bhe took
poison and died in terriblo agony.
NOTHING LIKE III
EQood U thicker than vatez,
und most be kept pure to
Insure good health.
Bwwt's Srrapio U natures resist?
for this ptupoM.
It sever to fails elimn&te the Impta
ties stud build up the general bealtb.
Then. U only one Sniffs Specifla,
and there is nothing hie it.
Be srux and got the genuine.
Treatise on Blood and Skin XAxstata
nailed free. 7
Tho Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga
TIIKATlll', IIUII.niNO,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
Capital, $100,000.00.
A. W. Leisennng, Pres.,
P. J. Ferguson, V. Pres.,
J. R. Leisennng, Cashier,
S. W. Yost, Ass't Cashier.
Open Dnlly From 9 to 3,
3 PER CENT. INTEREST !
Pnlcl 011 HnvliiKH DepoHllH.
Dr. Grosvenor's
Bell-cap-sic
ffftM quick tUif
Jrompatn.
PLASTER.
ItheatnAtlatn. tiMnralrl. ntAnriavAnil lnmhftjrar
First National Bank
A VOICE FROM THE TOMB.
SAID TO BE CAL. LINO OUT FOR
VENOEANCE.
is on. cuonrs's ghost at thii
caulon eoTT.ioi:?
Chicane Lnborlntr I'mlcr tirent lit-
t'ltemeut Several l'ersom Trllly
to lint lug Seen the Strange Specter
The NolishborN Terrified.
IIICAOO IS JUST
at present in t he
throes of oxctte
ment produced by
thrilling stories of
' the appearance of
a giiusuy hjk3uii
which nightly
cuts weird capers
in and about the
world - celebrated
Carlson cottage,
where Dr. Croniu
was inurdered
May 4. 1889. The
residents of that particular section ai
Chicago are in a vortex of frenzy ovor
I me anair. ine manor una ueuu mves-
titrated and little doubt Is loft for dis-
the affair. The matter has been inves-
I proving the assertions 01 the imcago
1 llornld, which claims that Its own rep
resentative witnessed the maticauvors
ul the canny specter tho other night.
Certainly tho people are not making so
much noise for nothing.
Strange sights and sounds, it is said,
have aroused the neighbors, and for
several nights tho lonely cottngehas
received almost as much attention as it
did the day after tho facts of the mur
der were brought out. One night a
number of persons were gathored in the
vicinity of tho cottage. Thoy claimed
to have actually seen tho spirit of tho
murdered doctor at tho windows.
Tho first thing heard of tho affair was
wnen aMi-s. Carlson, who, with her hus
band, now lives in the cottage, was
awakenad by strange cries, moans, and
tho pattering of feet. On the samo
night some porson cloimod to have seen
a ghostly form, enveloped in a white
shroud, appear at a window in tho front
room, and after peering out Into
the street gave vent to moans and cries
for heln. Tho nnnarition wis da-
scribed as being the head and shoulders
of a man. Down tho face
welled a crimson stream and tho feat
ures wero distorted with pain and an
guish. It did not take long for tho
story to spread around the neighbor
hood, and a watch has been held for
several nights by neighbors, curious,
yet fearful, to see the strango and ter
rifying sights, i or biocKS around the
residents havo discussed the ono topio:
Is Dr. Cronln's trliost hauntim? tho
Carlson cottago?"
ailss Jennie oilva, who lives at mo
Lincoln avenuo, had heard of tho ter
rible scenes said to bo enacted each
night at midnight, and, accompanied
by a friend, Miss Moggie Tafft,
has been to tho cottage. Miss
Silva saw tho strange, white,
indistinct form through tho win
dow. Miss Tafft, who knew Dr. Cro
nin, wab taken to the cottago at night
by her friend to sco whether sho could
identify tho form as that of the d-ad
man. The specter was too indistinct,
however. Joseph E. Specht, a florist,
who lives at 1108 Lincoln avenue,
is a spiritualist and an educated
man. Ho is 01 tue nnu im
pression that Dr. Cronin has re
turned to earth, in tho spirit lorm, to
assist in the pointing'" out of still un
punished confederates and accomplices
to his murdor, "I am a spiritualist
and fully bollevo that tho dead return
to earth 11 they cannot rest, ne said.
"I am willing to pass a night in the
cottage and find oat what message the
spirit desires to leave to nu menus. 1
havo no doubt that ho haa somu im
nortant message to leavo."
At least a dozen responsible persons
testify to having seen the spirit.
A Terrible Crime.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Is considerably
excited over a mysterious tragedy,
which was onaoted at Marquette, near
thero, tho other day. Jamus 1 Adel
left home, leaving his sister-in-law and
a vuunir Englishman together. He to-
turned last night and found tho house
vacant. Search being made, tho bodv
of his sister-in-law was found in a well.
Sho had been shot. The young im
IS
llshman is missing and no doubt ho
the murderer. J
Macbeth's " pearl top " and
"pearl glass" lamp-chimneys
do not break from heat, not
one in a hundred; they break
from accidents.
They are made of clear
glass as well as tough, as
clear as crystal. They fit the
lamps they are made for.
Shape controls the draft; they
are shaped right. Draft con
tributes to proper combustion;
that makes light; they inn
prove the light of a lamp.
But they cost a dear three
times as much common
chimneys, and.( as tiiey do not
break, he apt to be anxious
lest tar y stop his trade. Di
minished sales and less profit
3,e not agreeable to him.
There are two sides to the
question. Have a talkwith him.
I'ittsburg. UO.A. MACBSTH ACO.
it
3
CHEAP AND STRONG ,
80 other styles 6-A Vc p-
"1 'o suit all
ttaiu Hi till ui..
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finre, RinAtH r lUbkt. t nin wt a
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it k.si mr viM-m i.J
o other. NetHif lint?- 1 iut,tiiu
9ldtrULQ.l
Ask mr nients for W. I,. ltoiial.iB lioe.
IT nut for snle in your pliice link jour
denier to send Tor ciitnlnaiiie, secure tlio
lllfeucy. auil get thvm for you.
WTAIlil NO M11IST1TUTE. Jg3
WHY IS THE
LB DOUGLAS
SMOt CrTNTLEM EH
rHE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY?
ltfsna ftTnleflJUim with ttntnclranf war ttii-nn.l
to hurt tho feet made or tbu best Hue pair, styllsli
nnJ casr. arwt Li-muiA ir- irl' v iin.a n thi
grade than ant other innmifaeturer, It equals nund
8fwrd h'i ui rmtliiff front $4.00 to S5.no.
r-i. uuttcmuiic (iniiti-c'iu tnonuesccair
liJm sh i't-r offered fnr $1.00; pQualu Frcucb
linpnrteil aiinc nhK'l) coat from $s.i)toQrj.tHl.
CIAl 00 llnml-f til Welt Shor, lino coif,
flHoo ever otT.Tid ut tliU price: name Krado ns cua-
S2 30 I'tilirt SIkil'i Farmers. HallroAtl Mfi
UVsi fiud I'tlt'r('jirrIprAll HPnrtl.imi flnnnnlf
Beamluflr), biiiuDth Inutile, heavy threo uolos, exten
sion edge, duo pair will wenrajeur.
ISO " lino ciihi no better shoe evrrofTcred at
t&OZm ihU prhu; ono trial will comluce thoso
ho w out a suoo for comfort nml servlco.
GO und S'i.OO Woiltliieimin'M shoes
ulbsi aro rerv utron nnd ihirAhln 'thmu whr
hare given them a trial w Ut wear no other mako.
CiwC' -tUU iinii 9i,7ti scnooi puws aro
worn bvthe to 3ofrvwh(TQ! thuvsell
ou their merits, an the Increasing sales nhow.
KnCliSlwo Donifola. ervfttvllsh: enuala French
lmportcj Rhoea costing from fi.Oit to t6.).
l.mlleH '2, ML S'2.00 und 81.7.1 shoo for
MlMCi aro the lieut line Ltmoli.. Ht) lUU nud durable.
i iiuiimi dvv iuul . it. luukih iiaino uuu
prlco aro Btanipi'd on the tiottom of each shoo.
ffosopla 23o-ll,
r. 8 mm
Tin muit r, liable svntl fuoaeufuf
t'CiaiJl far lldieu ofMUs
iei
SpecialDIscascs,BIood Poison
VI CFUS, b tloh. flmplca. 8 or
Mcutli, Throsl, IrrlUlloni, Beia
toitii, IntiinroHoni, Kldntjn
HI Iter, Loii UilLlJ, Wek bcK4
Waak&eu UelHItT, Imptlrfl Memory maDeer,6trlo(or
11 dUiMcs rctu'lloi frum youiLtui error or from overwork
OldiYouns Middle Agod don't loner dj locg.r.
sr ! certain, do ipiriun it I tu-1 TrjtUoE koown U
modlosvt ud mrKlcftl ielQc,otitmt,te koaalil cui loiicitva.
Dorofttttr who failed relief utonos rreihouti flared ta 4
lo 10 rtr. KurojjQ Hoeptu) pi perltno la Oermtnr, Kdr
lodf I'rkooe mi iastrf, -erUflcnc ind dl(ilomn provo
vnd U Tri .irnctical r .rlonoo. 10 000oei earea Jrij.
si5,ooo:.
irrlenaa muil who can ahow m rater DfctUnU rermiotntl
cortl u Icaa after quack arjl nttver title g doctor baC
ruloed tbsm. 6tai Jo.tiamp for book "1K0TU" tad iwora
tetlmooitli eiwjsmf quack and Ai ertlslDg dootore wltk
tbolr fklao a&4 fraaiu!nt Rutrtuteea and iaitiiaoulaje, tbelr
ttparicucn, tne ao not iiotkr. ana nieir aoneiue 01 rtiunum
units or frltti.1l talis a.a.i their ehctu anl wortbleil drute
neitber ?f wolob ourea f on, hui are Died a daooj and retull
in ralo of IboiwaBd of confiding tIgiIuu. Owner Ilotftva-s
very da from 9 A M t.isi M..-.enlnffi 0 to l. w taneaaa
and Saiurla hi euluM fr mt- le, dunlara from I to 12, rev
lUference ae Wdn.jJii an J Hatarda tlUla, TUnf-
YOUNG MAN,
If you couteuplate
attending Coinmcr-
ciHi rcnuoi, 11 win
ray yon to visit tho'ItCJCHthTI.K I1UBI-
Hi UMivisitHi'i X Drfore dicldlng where,
thoLieh vru xnav live a tliautanrt iuIIph rwrav.
It stands nt the licad ot the llstol conimcr
olul scnools In Its chsrncler as an educational
force, as a midhim tor supplvlnir the Luslness
men of the country with tralLed and capable
atslktants, as a means ot plsclng ambitious
young men and women nn the lilfhrohdlo
suocess, und In the extent, elf ranre end cost
ot ltfgulpment. Thorough (OMMIS1U IAIi,
SHOUTIIANDANH PRACTICAL h-01.1Kll
COUKHICH. The Tweuty-sevenllr Annual
Catalogue will be mailed tonny address.
WILLIAMS &nOGEn8,,loc.,cp'
IMPORTANT NOTICE !
All pertonB are hereby warned
NOT TO FISH IN THE DASIS !
Belonging to the
Shenandoah Water Company,
and all parties CAUght violating this notice
will be
Prosecuted ns Trespassers.
Iiy order of
THE ooivriA3sr-3r.
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