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THE NEW BALLOT LAW.
FULL THXT OF PENNSYLVANIA'S NEW
ELECTION LAW.
(CbnffntfftM
Sec. 23. On receipt of his ballot tho
voter shall forthwith mid Without
leaving the spaeo Inclosed by the
guardrail retire to one of the voting
shelves or compartments ittul chull
prepare his ballot by marking In the
ppioprlate inaruin or nine a cnmj
opposite the party name or political
deslguatlou of a group of caiidnlau-s or
oppunito the name of tho caiidldatu ot
I1IB CtlOlCO tor taoil Ollioe w uo uue'ii or
bv Inserting In tho ulauk space pro
vlded therefor any name not .ilretHly
on the ballot, and in eiteeof u (iliestiou
Biibmllted to the volo of the people l.y
marking in Hie appropriate inurgtu or
place a cross (x) agHlnst the nuiwer
which ho desires to iffve. Before
leaving the veHn shelf or eomi art
linTit the voter hliull f 'Id his ballot
without dlsplHyiug the nmrka thereon
in the wue wh,v it was romeii wueu
received bv him, anil he rlmll keep the
same to folded until he but voted.
After lenvlmi ihe voting shelf ur.il
before leavinir tho inelontd'space he
shall give htH ballot to the eiectlou
( ltleer In ohnrge of the ballot, box, who
shall without unfolding the ballot mini
ber as is renulrf u by tue ooustitution
of this oomiuonwealth, jilitoiiiK the
said number in the right hand upper
corner of tbe back or tue us not im
IDedlutely to the hit of the folding
line printed thereon and uowuero else
and flmll then at once fold the corner
:t the foldlntf lino and fuelen it to.-ine
jy clown Witu tne aunesivo paste so aa
to oover the number on tho ballot so
that it cannot bo seen without uiifant
tuiug or cuttiug ojien the part so fn-t-cuttl
down, and shall then dupOHit the
ballot In the box. The voter
t-lntll mark and deliver his bnllol
without undue delay, and shall quit
the inclosed sniice ns soon as his ballot
has been deposited. Provided, that If
at any time the constitution of this
commonwealth shall cease to require
ballots to be numbered no numlornliall
be marked on the ballot, and it shall
bo deposited in tho ballot box by the
voter himself.
ABSOLUTE 8E0I1KCY HEQUI11ED.
Sec. 2-1. No voter shall be allowed to
occupy a voting shelf or compartment
aheady occupied bv another except
when giving the help allowed by sec
tion 127 of this act, nor to remain with
in said compartment more than three
minutes in case all suob compartment
are In use and other voters are waiting
to occupy the same. No voter not an
election oilicer Bhall be allowed to re
enter the inclosed space after he has
once left It, except togivehelpas here
inafter described. Each votei's name
shall bo cheeked on the voting check
list by the officer having charge there
of as soon us he 1ih east his vote ill tht
manner now provided by law. It shall
be the duty ol tho judge of election to
tecure the observance ot the provisions
of this section to kt-ep order in the room
in which the voting Is held, and to see
that no more persons are admitted
within the inclosed space than are al
lowed by this act. Each party which
has by Itc primary meeting, chucuh,
convention or board sent to the proper
cilice a certificate of nomination, and
each group of citizens which has sent
to the prjper office a nomination paper,
us provided In sections 2 and 3 of this
act, shall be allowed to api oint three
electors to act as watchers at each vot
ing place without expense to the county,
oneof whomshall be allowed to remain
In the r om outside the inclosed spud.
Each watcner shall be l r.wided with
u certificate lrom the lOimty conimls
sioneis, or If the election to held in a
a township or borough,from the audit
ors of the Eame, stating his name,
names of the persons who have ap
pointed him ami the party or policy
he renresents. and no party or policy
shall be lepreseuled by more than one
watctierin inesamo voting room ut. uuy
one time. Watchers shall bo required
to show lhelrCertlneates when ic-
tiuested to do so. Until the polls are
nioseu no nerrsons miu uu uuowcu in
- . .....ii ... n , i..
the room outside of the said inclosed
space except theso watchers, voters not
excceuiug ten at any miti uiuu wuo me
uwultlng tneir turn to prepare meir
ballots and peace cflhers when neces-
Biirv lor tno nreservanou oi tue peace.
No person when within the voting
room shall electioneer or solicit votes
for auy party or candidate, nor shall
any written or printed matter be posted
up Wltniu tno sam room, except, us it)
tiuired bv law.
Bee. 15. No list or memorandum of
the names of voters, except such lists
us aio exnressly authorized by law,
shall bo made within the voting room
bv auv nersonor onicer. nor suau any
liat or memorandum of tho numbers
marked upon the ballots be made or
kent. excent such lists as are .expressly
authorized by law. Provided, that
any voter may mako niemoranduiu of
tne numoer 01 uis own uauot uuu tuu
watchers may keep their poll books
aud challenge lists. After the closing
of the polls und beforo the ballot boxes
aio onened. all the lists of voters upon
which the uumbeis of the ballots are
recorded, as now required by law.
shall be placed in beperate sealed
covers, properly marked, uud the stubs
of all the ballots used together with all
ir,ted ballots and the ballot checklist,
shall also be inclosed In u sealed
paCUUBC, o o -
votlnn place, which package shall be
tent to the proper office as required by
law In the cuse of the bullots cast, and
neither the sain pucuagt) nor mo miu
nf-riti.rHHltull thereafter be opened.
except by the return Judges, or 111 the
euse of a contest or upon the order of a
court of a competent jurisdiction.
Bee. 20. No pereon other than the
eleellon officers shall take or remove
any ballot from the votlug place. If
auv voter Inadvertently spoils u ballot
he may obtain another upon returuiug
tho spoiled one. The ballots thus re
turned shall be immediately canceled,
and at tho close of the polls shall
be secured in an envelope, sealed aud
sent to the proper office, required by
l...,. I., naoa nt linllrtlu PUSt.
Beo. 27. If any voter declares to the
ludgeor election mat oy reutuuui
nlil hv lindpalrefl assistance lu tlieprei)'
nrnllnn nf bin ballot he shall be per
mitted by the judge of election to select
a qualified voterof the election district
to aid him In the preparation of his
ballot, such preparation belngtnado In
the voting compartment.
Ken. 28. If a voter marks more names
than there are persons to bo elected to
an office, or If for any reason it is im
flighest of all in Leavening Power.
ASOiliTESLSf PURE
poasiblp t" iletermlneMie voter's olmlee
forKiiy olllceto be lilltd, his ballot shall
Hot be rruu'.t'd forueh fft.'e. No Imllot
without the 'dtlcitil InUois meut shttll,
t xcept an lievpln othprwlse provided,
e allowed to bedenoaiUsU in tue ballot
ox, ami nt ne but ballots provided in
arcordaueo with the provisions of thin
net shall be counted. Iimlots not
marked or improperly or defectively
marked shall be indorse,! as detective.
but shall be preserved with the
other ballot. If sny bal'ot ap
pears to have been obtained other
wise than as provided in this
net, the judge of elections hIu.'I
transmit sucn ballot to tue ummei at
torney without delay together wuh
whatever information lie may nuve
tending to thtt detection of the person
wno depoBit.d the same.
Heo. 29. After the polls are c1ok)
the election olncers only Bhall lemala
in the vollnir room, within the ijuard-
rail, and shall there at on e proceed to
oouut the votes. Huch counting shall
not be adjourned or postixuitd until It
shall have been lully completed. A
record shall first be made of tho num
ber of the last baliot cast. The officers
In uharoo of the voting checklist
shall In tho presence of tho other of-
fleets aud watcheis count, in a distinct
and audible voice tho names checked
on the said IUt. aud announce the
whole number theieof, and the lists of
voters, the stubs of ballots used and all
unused bullets shall then be sealed up
as required by section S!6 of this act.
the ballot box shall then be opened
by the Judge, tne ballots shall btMuken
tnereirom by tne inspector uesiguaieu
by the judge and audibly counted tan
bv one by the ludire, and whtu the
count is completed the whole number
f ballots cast shall be announced, ami
the counliuir of the number of votes
received by each person voted for shall
then proceed. All ballots after being
removed from the box shall be Kept
within the unobstructed view of those
present lu the voting room, but out of
llitir reach until they iireplaccdin the
ballot box, as reqtiliod by luw. A full
elurn snail bo made lu me manner
oiv provided by law of all votes cunt,
and the total veto as soon as counted
hall be publicly announced.
it suau bo tne duty or police
officers, constables and deputy consta
tes, now reiuitreu ov law to be pres
ent at the polls, to remain within the
otlue room, but outside the miaid-
&il, while the votes are beinii counted
ami to preserve order therein. No
eie,oii except the said peace officers.
when necensury for the preservation of
ne peace, or persons acting by their
.authority for the same cud, shall enter
tue space within the guardrail or oom
muutcate with any election officer In
any way after the polls ore closed and
mini tno counting or tne votes uas
been completed.
Hec. 3U. whenever lu any contested
elecliou the tilbunul tryint: the case
shall decide that the ballots used In
one or more election districts weie by
re.-Bon of the omhslon. addition,
WsplaclnB. mlspelliui' or misstate
ment ot one or more titles or otuces or
names or residences of candidates or
puiths or LOlicits represented by them,
bo defective as to the olflco in contest
as to bo calculated to mislead the
voters In retard to any of the candi
dates nominated for the said office.
and that the defective condition of the
said ballots may have affected the re
sult of the entire election for tho said
office, the said tribunal shall declare
the election to be invalid as regards
the said office, 11 ml shall report their
decision to the governor or the com
monwealth.
The covernor on recelvlnc the report
ot trie said decision suau wituouiuoiay
cauBe n writ or writs or election ror tne
NOTHING LIKE IT1
Blood Is thicker than water,
lad must bo kept pure to
Insure good health.
Swift's Si-ecifio Is natures reannSy
for this purposo.
It norsr to fails ellmnate the lmptxj
ties and build up the general health.
There Is only one Swift's Spocifta,
and there Is nothing like It.
Be sure and get tho genuine.
Treatlso on Blood and Sldn Dleoaaaa
mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, 0a
M. S, SCHEIDER'S
SEW-
-ANIJ-
CONFECTIONERY,
No, S7
South Main St.', SlieuandoaU
Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies
QRA1IAM BREAD A SPECIALTY.
nr- a tine line of Confectionery. Flue Ice
I Cream l'arlors attached.
U. 5. Gov't Rcpott, Aug. 17, 1889.
office In content to Ibkiip and appoint it
duy within four weeks from the date
of the writ for the holdtmt of a new
election, to tie held according to the
provisions ot tuts act mr trie omce in
sou test.
PBNAl.TtlM FOR VIOLATING THIS LAW.
Hen. 31. A vott;i who shall, except i
licreln otlierwIsH provided, allow his
ballot to be seen by any person with au
apparent intention of letting It be
known how be U about to vote orsliall
cost or attempt to cast any other ballot
than 'ho omeiai uauot wnicti nasueeu
given to him by the proper election
iHoer or shall wntuiiy violate any
other provision oftlilsuct or any person
wiio Miall luleittie Willi auy votei
when iusidesaidiiie.oxf dspace.orwheu
liitukiug his ballot, or who biinu en
deavor to Induce any voter belore de-po'-ltlng
Tils ballot to show how he
marks or has marked his ballot, or
who, except when lawfully cominuud
ed by a return judge or a competent
oou't, shall loosen, cut or unfustou the
corner pasted down ever the number
on any ballot, shall be guilty of a mis
demeanor, and upon conviction shall
besentonced to pay a flue not exceeding
5100, or to uudeigo an imprleoment for
not more than three mouths, or both,
at the discretion of the court.
Sec. 32. Auy peisou who shall, prior to
uu election wilfully deface or tleslroy
auy list of candidates posted 111 accord
ance with the provisions of this act, or
who, during an election, shall willtliiy
deface, tear down, lemovo or destroy
any Otira 01 liiKtruction or specimen
ballot printed or potted for tho instruc-
ou of voters, or who snail, during an
election. Wilfully remove or destroy
anv of the supplies or conveniences
urnisiietl to enable tne voter to pre
pare Ills ballot or suau winuiiy
hinder the voting of others,
hall be guilty of a misdemeanor, I
tud upon conviction shull be sen
tenced to pay a Hue nut exceedluit
$100, or to uuuergo an Imprisement for
not more than three nioiitiis, or notu,
at the discretion of the court.
Beo S3. Auv person wlioshall falsely
make or wilfully delace or destroy any
certificate of nomination or nomination
aper or auv part theieof or any letter
of withdrawal or file any certificate of
nomination oruoTniuation paper orlot-
ter of withdrawal, knowing thosauio or
uv Durt thereof to be falsely made, or
wlioshall wKfiillyslgnany nomination
papors as a qualified elector, such
poison not belnit a quullfled elector, or
suppress any certificate of nomination
or nomination paper or any part there
of which has been duly filed, or forge
or false v make theoffic al indorsement
on any ballot or wilfully destroy or de
face and imliot or winuiiy eieioy tue
delivery of auv ballots, shall bo guilty
of n misdemeanor, und upon couvlction
shall be sentenced to pay a flue not ex
ceeding $1,000, or to undergo an im
prisonment lor notmore than cub year,
or both, ut the discretion of tho court.
Bee. 84. Any public olllcer upon
whom a duty is imposed by this act
who bhall negligently or wilfully fall
to pet form surh duty, or wlioshall noir-
ligcntly or wilfully perforin It in such
away as to itiuder the objects of this
act, or who shall negligently or wil-
luny violate any ot tho provisions
thereof, shall be guilty of a misde
meanor, and upon couvlction shall be
ssntcnci d'to pay a fine not exceeding
$1,000, or to undergo an Imprisonment
lor not more uuin one yeor, or uotn, at
tne discieiion or tue court,
Sec. 35. Any printer employed by
the commissioners of any county of
auditors or any township or borough
to priut any official ballots, or auy
persou engaged lu printing the same
who shall appropriate to himself, or
give or deliver or knowingly permit
to bo tatten auv or said ballots by any
other person than such commissioners
or auditors or their duly authorized
agent, or shall wilfully print or cause
to be printed any official ballot In auy
other form thau that prescribed by
sucli commlsslouersoruudltorsor with
any other names threou or with the
names spelled otherwise than as dl
rected bv them or tho names
or printing thereon arranged lu any
other way than that authorized and
directed by this act, shall be guilty of
a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
shall be sentenced to pay a line not ex
ceedlnc si.uuu. or to undergo an im
prisonment for not more than live
years, or both, at tho discretion of the
court.
Bee. 80. Any persou othor than an
officer chanted by law with euro of bal
lots or a persou intrusted by auy such
officer with the care of the same for a
purpose required by law, wno suau
iiave In his possession outsldu tho vot
lug room auy ollloial ballot, or auy
person wno suau mallear uave 111 pos
session any counterfeit of an official
ballot, shall be uuilty of a misdemeanor
uud upon conviction shull be senteuoid
to pay n nue uotexoeeuiiii'ii.uuu, or to
underuo uu Imprisonment for notmore
than ouo year, or uoiu, ut tne discre
tion ot the court.
Bee. 37. Soctlou 13 of on act entitled
"Au act relating to tho elections of
this oomiuonwealth," approved tho 2d
What tlie Druggists say
of Heiskell'sO.ntment:
Wbcn wo tuv uketl to ncommwul a pnira
ttonfbr nklii dliM4Ue, wo lmml out Ukiskkll's
Ointment, wttli very tootiutP of lie bueceu
ful trwitmuut of Uie .liaetirt.1."
J, C. Rkuh'k, 8 Main St., But If r, Pa.
"I have been wiling Hbiskkll's Oiktuknt
forivwii yeara. Itulvw unlvwvalMtlBuictio
Jt will otiro Tkttkk.
0, Y. llACKKMHEBOBB, Balnbrtdge, IV
We have evidence of the curative propertied
Of llMIHKHUP UlNTUJkNT lien, UltU gQOtf
reliable olutment. "
rtKuiNQ & EitLKR, TArentum, To.
In all akin dtsetucf I lavurlahly recomiu3
XlKiaKtiUB OjMlMfcNT."
J. J. Keil, Rttarptburg, To.
'IlKISKKLL'S OfNIUKNT CUItft hbZ ftll
fttlU,' McCi-KLi-AN it ItEbo, Fret'pttrt, Va,
IlEisKELi'H Ointment eel Is on Its own
merit ' II. U. Hilton, Klttanalnff, 1
day of July. 1H39: section 20 of tho act
en 1 1 tied "A further supplement to au
act entitled "An act to Incorporate the
city of Philadelphia,' approved tho 2d
day of February, 18 4," and oil laws
and parts of laws liicontht-nt heie
wlth, fhall be and the same hereby are
repeal eil.
Approved tho 10th day of Juno, A,
D. 1801, ItOIlKKT E. Pattison.
T AM AQUA TOPIOS.
Budget of Interesting A r Moles
on all Subjeots.
Friday eveuliiK l'"t wltnessid a
very rUieoesHful hop given by the Co-
lUMrOln t inn at Allen's upera limine.
'PI. ere Were In attendanae atiotit thirty
couples; and gueU from Allentovt'11,
L-mtPford, Summit Hill,. Hi1etpn,
Mahantvv Cttv. fthamokln and Wil-
llHinsport honored tiie el uh With their
attendance.
The graduating elas of 'B! sur
i.rixtul Ihvlt- nla,-aiit-tt. Fred. Shparor.
last Thuisday uveiiiiiR. They report
having had aueiigturui time.
2Irs. Hurry Itond gave a euchre
parly Thursday evening, which was
attended by fourteen couple.
The P. C. band gave a hop, Monday
eventual, for the pleoaureof the you liar
ladles who so kludly assisted the baud
at their reoeul fair.
Ross I). Ilond returned from a two
weeks' visit to Harthburg.
Ih. 11. W. ItttuiBuy, formerly of Ta
nutuua. now of Thomas, Alabama, is
spending a uoliple of weeks with old
friends bere.
Tamuqua lost one of her old resi
dents 011 Thursday last. After au Ill
ness of a few days, Mrs. 15. 8. llouser
breathed her last. The funeral 00-
cuned Monday afternoon, from the
home of her sister. Mrn. McICee,
Hroud street. The Rev. Wheeler olfi
ciated. The pall bearers were E. J.
Fry, J. T. Bond, H. B. Graplf, Wm
Beyel, Wm, Calloway uud II. K
Auraud.
Miss Erdman, of Alleutown, is the
guest ot Miss May Boone.
A club, recently organized, railing
IlKiiiFelves "The Columbia Club,"
have rented three rocms in the Tama-
(ii a Bunkiiur. and Trust bulldiiiK,
which they are furnishing in elegant
style. Tneir present oinoers are :
Pres., E. M. B. Sheppj V. P., Ed. C.
Dreher ; Bee, J. C. Fltzpatrlck; Trees.,
J!. J. c. ill lli-gas.
Edward Sliepn has li new Victor hi
cycle, which is the envy of all the
boys. There are now about ton safe
ties in town.
MIbs Edith ClorVt, of WllUamsport,
Is spending n number of weeks with
Miss May Boone.
Miss Louisa Freudenberger has be
como quite an oxpert on her Victoria
Katety. several other indies ot town
anticipate getting wheels.
Moses Lulz died on Sunday morn
ing of apoplexy. He hud beeu under
tho doctor's cure for a few weeks, hut
nothing serious had been enlettalued.
Tamnnua's young people ale quite
enthused over blcycllnc. and the early
evening witnesses many displays of
wueeimanBtup.
On Wednesday evening last Miss
May Boone gave a delightful hop at
her home, East Broad street, in honor
of her guests, Misses Clan: and Erd
man. Cope's orchestra furnished mu
sic which was enioyedby ubout twen
ty couples who loftat miduight , hav
inir spout a most dcllehtful cvenlnir
Miss Boone in ton da giving another
dance.thla week which no doubt will
be as great a success as the one of
last week.
SELECT EXCURSION
'O tlio
Prominent Jersey Const
Resorts.
The Porinsylvania ltnilroad and Lehlch
Vttlley Kailroad will on Augmt lUli, 191,
run sulect excursion to Atlantic City,
Cape 31 ay, Sea Isle Ciiy, Oveaa City,
rYi'clesen, WiluwooJ, or Iloliy Hcaoli.
lixcursion tickots valid for return trip by
any rogitinr train until ana inciumnK
August 17th, 1801, will bo 6old nt ratas
quoted below, and special train for Phil
adelphia will Ieuvo at hour Indicnlod:
Bncclai leaves. Exc. mto.
HlmmoSln 7.45 A. Jl
60
Jit, carmel s.us
Ueutrnlla 8 81 "
HaveD Uuu 8.80 "
hliouaudosh (Li.V.depot). 8.1 "
3 mi
.1 51)
3 8)
s so
3 60
Atnuanoy eiiiy utu --
IJelnno 0.3D 1'
lillaaelpbla Arrive l.w i: u.
Paseenirors will havo an opportunity to
tako dinner at Philadelphia nnd proceed to
the sensboro by afternoon trains, from
Market street wharf, as follows :
For Atlantic City, 2:00, 3;00, 3: 10, -1.10,
and 5:20 p. m.
For Capo May, Anglesoa, Wlluwood,
and Uolly Beach, 2:30, 4:00, and 5:00 p. in.,
and to Sea Islo City and Ocean City, 2:30
and 4:20 p. m.
Transfer through Philadelphia is not in
cluded in tho rato, but convoniont connec
tion may bo made- by street cars at a faro of
5 cents. Tickets will bo good for return by
Kular trains until and Including Monday,
AuRUit 17th, 1601.
Only cenulne Wood purifier known: It cures
titl n diseases, rheumatism, eout. liver nml
kidney tioublee, ana romoves all scrofulous
and sptolllc blood taints. Mo mineral, no
inuurte uuu uu aojui'nvB,
Sold at Kirlin's Drug Store,
Frruon' Hotel Slock, Shenandoah, Fa,
Wolff's
Blacking
Ueed bj men, wotunn und chilJnMi.
ttar 1
huw Attn tami m rd.
Of etiurne tTiry will eittr,
ttio winaow with
boonaMFipft Plntd
1 0o. A MOTTLE 10.
WQLCT tUWDOUPB, rbUa4slajallv
CHEAP AWL" 3?OfJC,
SOother styloo 5-A N 's.
Wu.Aitiu!v-t:.- i :
Holti f nil ri..
' k'os lo suit Hit
Atk in ntrentn for W. I.. lDaln,rlinfl.
If not lor aTe In your plnc k soft
ilenler til raetid fat'
rnjiiloane, neouro the
agency, ami ae
pr tliMfti for voa
aVTAKK
YY, L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE
THE BE8T 8HOE IN THC WORLD FOn THE MONEY?
It Is a cainlt-a9shuo, with notacksor wax thread
to hurt tltofi-i-t; mndy of tin- bust tints calf, styllli
and pity, ami bti'ttuse uv make mow aioca of thtt
ffnitb- rjflH h;i othi-r nmufartutei It equals baiNl'
suwetl HbtH's eoatlntr from St.fj0 tu $5.00.
Ci 12? OO -eiinlii i llaml-ticsTetl, tb finest calf
fPH9m Mhoo ever ollered for $5.00; entlals French
Imported rtli.tot thlch eofit ftom to $l'i.U0.
C1 OO lltiitil-Hcwi-tl Welt Shoe, (Inn nnlr.
sPHr. st lluti, (-oiiiforttiblo Autl tluruble. lhebear?
sunn ever otfeteti nt this prlct) t same Rrttde as our
totn-tnudo shoe i-oattutr froit Su.ou to siMiO.
ffiO 50 Pollt-t Hboe, farmers, Railroad Men
Pta9a and LetterCarriernall weartbem; flnecalf,
seninleia, sinootb Intltle, beuvy tlireo Boles, exten
sion edtte. one pair wilt wear ayt-rtr.
dA SO fliu cilft mi l,i-tti-ralioo over offered aft
3D mm ttil- prk-'-t one trial will oouviuco tboso
wl.o want a slioe for eimtfort and Si-rvlue.
dss nntt !$-.00 Wftrklilffittnirft shoefl
afPsaaa are very strong and durable. Those wlta
h.u e (riven them a trial will wear no other make.
ESs-tlref tjrttl.OO uutl 1.7.1 school shoes aro
DvTB worn bythe lKtyaoverywherei tbsyseU
on their merits, as tbe lacreofllnar stiles show.
S orl tAO $3.eO HniHl-isevrtMl shoe, Imst
aWelU Donitol-t. vervatvtlsh: enuolsFreucb
ImiKirtrd shoes costing from l.O) to tsm
I.titllp' 'i.Mi, f-t.00 nml AI.79 shoe for
Mlasesurotbebt-Htfiut-UoaKola. stylish ami durable.
Cnullui).Ht-, that v. I.. DotiKlas' name and
price ore stain pi l tin th bottom of etteh shoe.
W. L. UOUULAS, llroe-kton, llass.
.Tosopla 335i 11,
QUEEN & GO.
The fsmoiu firm of OfTHSTS nnd OPIICIASS
Of PIHI.ADKIil'HIA
llavo nrrnnirt d to pond ono of their
Siaeclnllsta on the EYE
TO SHK1VANBOAII,
Saturday, August 15, 1891,
If o will be at tho
SCoirsiAfBioxi Houso,
lrom 8.30 A. SI. to 51'. M.
n-brtfo svIionb eves nre rausuia? discomfort
shoujil oall tiK)u our rpeolallst, nnd they will
receive Intelligent und skillful attention.
0'J-i Chrttnut St., J'hUailtlphla.
New lirm.
New Sioclc.
Green TrucR, Fine Groceries,
FRUITS, &c.
Delaware roe shad and other fresh fish right
lrom the t oats on J 'rldays. Fresh
ureeus iroin tue coutu.
Evan's Buildinr;, E. Centre St.
f J, S. TlWrnru' M itanil)
Everythlnf new and-'resh. aoodsdellvered
luau jHtaa .i. .nr....
R. C. KNIGHT cfc SON.
W, S, SNYDER'S
Boot and Shoe Store,
(1 in mo to inside. Win ut
r- "
FLYMETS
WHY IS THE
(Uas teller's old stand,)
Corner coal and jardlnlSlH.
Mr. Snyder will always keep lu stock a fine
line of boots and shoes.
Custom Worlc and Itepitirliiir
done In the best style. Ho guarantees t0 su
cheaper limn cotopelltors ou Main street who
have tile rents to pay, aud guarantees a genu
,no bnri;aln on every purchase.
FIEE INSUEAHCEI
U,tit li. Ill.ett Bellable Piftrj Cti. Ciijn'!,
Kepresented by
D.AVID FAUST,
VX B, Jardln Hlreet
HIIENAND OAH.PA