Presents tn the u.ost elegant form THE LAXATIVE AMD NUTRITIOUS JUICE OF THE FIGS OF CALIFORNIA, Combined with tlie medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human system, foiniing an agreeable and effi-ctive laxative to perma vtently cure Habitual vousti ation, and the mauy ills de pending on a weak or inactive condition of tbe KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS. It Is the r.iost c.vcclhot remeJy known to CLE4NSS THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY Whcnuncis Hilious or Coustipated so th vr FUnF.Bl.OOr), nCFRESHIMQ SLEEP, HEALTH anel STnEWQTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Every one is using it and all are delighted with it. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. wuisviue. ki new ronx. N. r. John R. Coye, Attorney-at-Law Real Estate Agent, OFFICE BEDDALL'S BUILDINO, 'A. Main and Centre Streets. SHENANDOAH, PA PROPERTY FOR SALE: I A two and onc-linll story double frame uweiung uouse. wnn Move-room una re taurant. Located on Last, Centre Mreet. 9 A valuable property located on HoutbJar- din street. 3 Heven dwelling houses at the corner of Gil- t ertnnd uoyu sireeie. uooa investment, itrms reasonable. DR. THEEL, coo North Fourth St., ftJuD fwi- irwii. PhiladiU-hia. the only tenuln German Araerlew PpecUllit la the United 8tti who 1 able to cure Blood Poison. Nervous Debility "d Spe cial Diseases f i f kla Dlw w. Hed bpoti Pulm In tht bonei.soreThroat Mouth BlotchM, rimpte, Fruptloui, icft or hurl VIiMti, Swelling!, IrrlUllont, Inttfcniniationi an4 Runoitifa, Birluturt-i, WealaeM nJ Early iecAj. loit memory, wsO. buck, mental aniletr, Cljney and Waller Phesiea aM all DImmpi remltlng m-ra "'llc'"' IoilUsr.'tlon or Ororwork. Rwent eiea cured In 4 to 10 oy: relief at onoo. Do not loio hoi, no matter ht ader tlilo Dm'tor, Qnack, Famllr or Hospital rtmlcHn ri railed. Jit. THEEIj curs positively without detention from taiineit. otn, rovva, n-mem man wd thoi roirriiniPiATtiio WARRiAoa. ril. or noor, arm! 2o. Bmp Air book "TRUTH" eTponlna Quack nmler sworn teitliror.Uli. w ! - r . a mnA fiat. ill rw, naiiT rrum y w a, r n sm v , - - -It' M 10. Snndu 9 till 1J. TTrit in eall and tw fbtI. Tor Bcferenovi Wrfn. 4 Satorday Phlla, flail Time Mrs w Hir mniLh V id tnoblp' fit.", llin iftint'jli x Ir,a,'ultUl. r ..fi'iftntiy n U- rti - i ' via m -ito, oi trow i r. Li fiii iil W , t,co litr t ) th. tr f,oi sl.t u fitnt'LAflriQ PILLS. tirf Hrt.'f . ...apart vi nor mi ' 1 m u. t- ' sT.iwns Mil Li f I mum ' Nearly every pattern of Sa fot'SQ Blanket is imitated in color and style. In most cases the imitation looks just as good as the genuine, but it hasn't the warp threads, and so lacks strength, and while it sells , for only a little less than the genu ine itisn'tworth one-half as much. I The fact that A Horse Blankets , are copied is strong evidence that they are THE STANDARD, and every buyer should see that i tne 7A iraae marK is sewea on 'A the inside of the Blanket. Five Mllo Boss Electric Extra Test Baker BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. 100 6A STYLES ( at pricfs to suit everybody. If you can't git ra trum your dealer, write us. Ask lot 6a L ii k. You can get it without charge, M AYRES & SONS, Philadelphia. C'hlcllMter's Knirll.h niAmand Hr&nd. OSiWftGYAL PILLS lyri'TnHi and uiuijr Benalne. ri'lUMe. uAviti aak l lU'U iil.J Ui'hl I letMJU nt I i.l.r ttlbwuiUU aaj urugxuia, orto44 T5 P) ' Ui I' f' rl,aJlw." ! I.ftar, t.; rotiro 1 1 U L: 1 nr n PlilUda., 'Z Or tho l.lfiniir llubli, l'ultltly Curtiu ly uuitiiiiinterini; J'r. xiuiiie' Uolrieii NiKH'lllr. t. la maniirAtursd u a nondai. whlah can beetven tn a el&M of bser. a cup or oodee or lea, or In lood. armless, ana WIU eueot m yvruimnvu luu iimuy ajeAtietuer ine paiieut la H xuDaeraie uriuaar ( e. and la everr inBtanos a perfeut -uio uaeiol . 11 never r bum .hmjucuiu iuivicsu". hih. rinaftifla.lt beeomea an utter iniDOeiilbUlt K iT;..;:..,,. Tin mwA page boolc of parUoulara free. To b4 bad e . H., HAGENBUCH, Druggist, Shenandoah EG HI m 1 RES i KILLED BY A CODNT iVKicli Gorman Murdors His Yifo For a Dollar. HE MARRIED HER IN NEW YORE The Tragody Canwd on Account of Al- logod ExtraTagcnce. ATilli) In n I'agnlun the Count Knocked Ills irife flown nnd Snot ller-llo Then rinccd tlio rlntol to lll Forehead und Tell f)end llosildo HI Wlfo-Thcir Threo Mttlo Children rrenent. TopEKA, Kan., Sep. 9. Gustavo Bergor shot nnd killed bis wlfo Johanna in tho back ng she (led to oecape his wrath in tho morning, and then, placing a revolver tohlxhead, killed himself. Both died instantly. Ho was n Gorman Count, 40 years old. He reoelved large remittances from Ger many and expected to come into n rich inheritance, He also owned a number of houses in tho suburbs of Topeka. Ho came to America 12 years ago. Shortly afte. his arrival ho sent for Johanna Prutet and paid the oxpenses of the trip for the entire family. Ho mot them in Now York and married the girl, who was only 10 yoars old. Two years ugo he beat his wifo tin mercifully because of alleged oxtruva ganco, nnd sho obtained a divorce. Six months later she was takun sick and tho attending physician advised her to re marry Herger and roar their children. She said to one of her neighbors at tho time: "I will marry him again for my children's sake, oven It ho kills me." The couple had thrco children, aged 8, 0 and -1 years. Tho lived in ono of Bor ger's houses, which was elegantly fur nished and llnished in hard wood. Mer ger received $12 from a tenant for rent, iioon after tho couple nnd tho children sat down to breakfast. The coffee had been poured, but not tasted, when lira, llorgor asked her hus band for a dollar to buy the eldest boy a pair of trousers. Berger upbraided his wife for what ho termed her extrava gances. Tho man flew into a passion, rose from the table and knocking his wifo down proceeded to bent her. She escaped from him and ran out of the front door. Ber ger seized a revolver aud shot her in tho bido. She fell dead on tho front steps. Then the murderer placed the pistol to his forehead, pulled the trigger and foil dead beside his wife. MR. SCOTT VERY LOW. No Doubt that the Cx-ContrreKSUian Is Fulllns Fait. NEwroilT, It. I ., Sep. 9. Ex-Congross-man William L. Scott is in a very criti cal condition. Dr. Pepper of Phlladel was called twice last night, and ho gave orders to be called at 7:80 this morning. The doctor said, however, that his pa tient was as well as coul d bo oxnected. There is no doubt that Mr. Scott is failing rapidly. Dr. Pepper, up to this morning, had not visited tho patient until 10 o'clock ovory morning. 111? Sclzuro of Dress Goods. New York, Sep. 0. Seven trunk s con taining sealskin dolmans, silk, satin and laco dresses, cloves, etc., nave just been seized on the steamers Eider and La Touraine. They belonged to Mrs. E. Montague of Now York, Mme. Lang and Mine. Mulvaney of Louisvillo, Ky., and Mrs. Boyd, who claims residence In Den ver, Col., but is belloved to bo a dress maker in .Minneapolis, Altnn. lhe car- mcntsseized were marked with tho namo of tho customers for whom they wero imported, and several of tho dresses were not fully made up, llvo of tuem re taining the basting threads. It is be lieved the government will profit to tho extent oISlu.UuU. Fear of Fnlluro I.ed taSulclde. WASiiiNaTO.v, Sep. 9. Much sympathy is expressed here for tho friends of Miss Mary Muschette, who committed suicide by cutting her turout wltu a razor. Allss Muschetto was 20 years of age, and a resi dent of Minneapolis, Minn. She came to Washington a few weeks ago, and last week submitted to a civil service oxanv inatlon. It is thought her nerves wero unstrung by fears that she had failed to pass the examination creditably and thU led to depression of spirits, during which sho committed tho act. No other cause for the Bulclde can bo assigned. Killed While lleslstlng Arrest. Columuus, O., Sep. 9. Henry Webster, a negro of bad repute was shot and killed wlille resisting arrest early in tho morn ing. He wus drunk nnd threatened to kill officer George Feist, who was going to arrest him. Tho officer continued after him and tho negro shot back twice, but fortunately neither ball took effect. As tho nogro dodged behind n telegraph pole, officer Feist took careful aim and sent n bullet through his body killing htm instantly. The negroes nro vory indignant and talk of holding o meeting to take action against tho officer. ItillguU or the Myatlo Chain. UK) Allkntown, Pa., Sep. 0. The unnual convention of the Select Castle of Peur sylvania of the Ancient Order of the Knights of the Mystie Chain is in session here, 1,200 delegates being present. Gen. John A. Logan Oaatle, No. 114, the ban ner oastle of the State, is present, ac companied by a full band and orchestra, a chorus and 100 ladies. KHutbound Kocord llroken New York, Sep. 9. A oablo from London says that the Inman steamship City of New York, which left this port oil Wednesday lat for Queenstown and Liverpool, had arrived oil Fastnet. She made the trip in 0 days, 23 hours, and 80 minutes, und broke the record for an eastbound voyage. BIra. J'lutt Seriously f 11 Abroad. RociiEHTEH, N. Y., Sop. 9. Ex-Senator Thomas C. Piatt, who is hero attend ing the Republican State Convention, re ceived a cablegram last night informing him of tho serious illness of his, wife in Ostend, Belgium. ltomuuula's Queen Danzerously I1L VeNiCK, Sep. 9. The Queen of Roma nia is dangerously ill. A. special medi cal consultation has been held, and tho King of Itoumnnia lias decided to watch by her Ixdsldo. dighest of all in Leavening Power. U. Gov't Repott, Aug. ij, 1889. ABSOUiTELV PURE f Mlgrlms Before the Tope. Rome, Sep. 9. Grant Interest is mani fested in the French worklnmen's pil grimage, which takes plRco this month, and to which 20,000 workmen will parti cipate. The plljrlmn will be nocom panled by Count de Mun, who will read an address to Pope Leo XIII. The lnrk Vlare X uvostlgntlon. New York, Sen. 0. Judge Fitsurernld, In his chargo to tho grand jury, referred to tho Park Place disaster, and in conclu sion said ho hoped the jury would co-operate with the District-Attorney in all proper and vigorous stepi for the enforce ment of tho laws to securo public safety and protection of life. Major Dundy Strloken With Apxioploxy. New York, Sep. 9. A cablegram from Whitelaw Reid, Minister to France, an nounces that Major J. M. Dundy, tho editor of tho "Mail and Express," who has been In Paris for some tltno has been stricken by apoplexy and is now uncon scious. Thero is vory littlo hopo of his recovery. ICscnpo of a T.lfo Convict. Siso SlffO, N. Y., Sep, 0. Louis Do luca,aged 35 years, an Italian life man in Sing Sing prison, who escaped from that Institution yesterday has not yet been caught. He was not locked up with his fellow prisoners and stowed himself away. He was not missed until 10 o'clock. Hallway Postal Clerks in Session. Watkutown, N. Y., Sept. 9. Tho an nual convention of tho National Associa tion of Railway Postal Clerks nonv In ses sion nt Alexandria Bay has an attendance of about 700, including tho families of members. Tho meeting will continuo four days. Accused of Delnga Forrfer. TonoNTO, Sep. 9. Albert Edward Har rington, a young divinity student who has been temporarily tilling a Methodist pulpit here, has suddenly loft tho city. It is charged that he has forged notes and raised checks. Ilnekur Wltl Ito Prosecuted. New York, Sep. 9. Abram Backer, the noto broker, who recently failed for a largo amount undor circumstances which his creditors consider suspicious, will bo Indicted and prosecuted. Tho President (Ions Gumilng To-day. Oapk May Poixt, N. J., Sep. 9. The President left this morning on a gunning expedition for shoro birds, over at Hl tiea's Beach. . Suddon Deaths. ilcnrtdUexNi Is by for the nicsl frequent cauie of sudden dentil, which In three out of four eaecs U uutniGptcled. The Fyiuiitomsaie not ceueinlly undeistood. Xlioee tire: lying on the right hide, bliort breath, pain or dls trcbs in olde, back or -.boulder, Irregular puhe, aMbma. vreatc Hnd hungry spells, wind In Momach, Mveliln-; o. nukles or drops, opnrei-Rlfn, dry cough und smothering. lr. Mlleb' tllustraied hook on Heart Disease, tree HlO. II ilogeuimeb, who sill und gnaninlee Dr. Mile' uneqtiHled New Heart I'me.ai dbls Hcslorulh 0 Nervine, which cures nervou. nesn, liendufhe, sleeplei-srieS', cnectsof drlulc tug, etc. 11 toniunji uo opiates. The colleges are opening. Ml lets' l-itirvo ana lilvor Pills Ait on a new principle regulating tbe liver, -.tomai-b und bowels thiwtgh the nerves. A new rtldcovery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily auie hilloiisne-K, imd taste, tmpld liver, pile, constipation llnequaled lor men, womeu, clilldien. Hinallrst, mil lest, surest 1 5'dofw, iVta. rumples l-'ree, ut V. 11. iiaginbuch'ti drng stole. Cuinlup; gpca steadily on. Oh, What a Couch. Will you heed tho wa-nlug? The Mgnal per imps of tbe sure piroich of that moro ter rible disease, Con-umptlon, Ask yourselves If you can nllord for the sake of saving 60 cents, to run the risk und rio nothing for It. We know Iron experience that Pillion's Curs will C'uu jour Cough. It nevr falls. This Mtplalns why more than a Million Dottles were sold the past year. It relieves Croup und Whopplnir Cough at once. Mothers do not oe witnoniit. for Mmo uacK, kiuo or Client, use Bhlloh's Porous Piaster. Bold by U. H. Ilu-renbuch, fi'. E, corner Main and Lloyd streew. Shoot lhe squirrel. Aolr. Your Friends About It. Your distressing cough can be cttrod We know it because Kemp's Balsam within the past few yeara has cured so many coughs und colds in this'.communlty. IU remarkable sale baa been won entirely by ita genuine merit. Ask some iriend who has used It what ho thinks of Konip'e HaHam. There is no medicine eo pure, nonepo effective Luro bottles 60c and ?1 it all druggists'. Free lunch routeu will be mtiltlnlied this winter. Shlloh's Consumption Cure. This Is beyond question the most sue-L-ewtlnl Cough Medicine we have ever sold, n. tew doww Invariably cure tbe worst onset 01 Coueh, Cronp, and llruuchltls, while its won detral success tn the cure of Cousumptlon is without a parallel In tbe history of medicine. HI 000 it's lirsl discovery it bas been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medicine can stand, li you have a Cough we earnestly Mk you totry it. Prioe 10 cenu, 60 cents, aud 11.10. If your i.uugs are sore. Chest or llaclt lame, use bhlloh's Porous Plaster. Hold by 0. U. lluneiibuoh, N, 11. corner Mum aud Lloyd streets. The price of sour krout will be vory low this winter. The cabbagu orop will be Immense. Startling Facts. The American people are rapidly becoming a roe of nervous wrecks, and the following suggests the best rei edy: Alphonsollemptf. Ing, of Duller, Pa., cwturs that when his son was speechless from M. Vitus dance Dr. M lies' great Kestorutlve Nervine cured him. Mrs. J. H Miller, of Valparaiso, and J. D. Tujlor, of Logansport, Jnd., eao 1 gained 20 )w.unds from tuklng it, Mrs, II. A. Gardner, of Vistula, lnd.. was cured of 40 to 50 con. vulslonsa day, and mueb headach!, dlizl- h..lral.. ..nil nLnrnna nvAutmllnn U one bottle. Trial bottles, and One books of marvelous cures, nee at u. 11. uagenuuen, illO UrUgglBl, H1IU ICWUJUIQUUB UUU gUarUU teea this unequaled remedy. incidents at itptm, London, Sep. 0. A Treves dlipatoh lays that the sale of rosaries and other religious objects in Treves has been im mense. One Cologne firm has sold moro than 200,0(10 marks worth of Mich artl- elna. whllo the Rnlpn nf th .mmnt, nt n Paris firm amount to more than 180,000 j irnnos. Among tno visitors to the Holy Coat are a man of 80 years, and a widow of S3, both of them belonging to n vil lage near Treves, who bbw the relic in 1810 and in 1844, and have now seen it in 1891. Forty-flvo thousand is the num ber of pilgrims admitted into the Cathe- ! unu uauy. Auicrtoun l'ork In Dcminnrk. Copenhagen, Sep. 0. Hon. Clark E. Cnrr, United States Minister to Den mark, has received notice of tho removal of the prohibition placed upon the Im portation of American pork into Den mark, and which has been enforced slnco March, 1888. The authorities state that iuly inspected American pork will heuce lorth be admitted into Denmark. American Knglncers In Uilssln. St. Petersburo, Sep. 9. A number of merican engineers, who are reported to bo agents of a wonlthy firm which pro poses to make a tender for building tho Siberian railway, hnvo arrived at viadl rostock to ascertain the conditions of tho construction of tho line. Choien President of Swrathmore. SWABTttMOiiE, Pa., Sept. 9. Charlo3 Do Garmo, Ph. D., Professor of Philoso phy and Pedagogies In the University of Illinois, ha! been chosen prosident of Swarthmore College. He line accepted llio position and enters immediately upon his duties, AVholesalo Suleldo In Pnrls. -VQ Pap.w, Sep. 9. A family of this city, jonsisting of six members, committed luicido. Tho father und mother first hanged themselves, and tho others, who ivero adult children, imitated their parents. Sec. Foster In Massachusetts. Edoarton, Mass., Sep. 0. Secretary of tho Treasury, Charles Foster, is hero. Ho will spend a few days bluo fishing. Ho arrived on board tho yacht Peerlues. NEWS Or THE DAY. Tho Farmers' Alliance yesterday formed a Stato organization in Delaware. At tho close of business last evening tho Treasury Departmont had extended $24,0-jO,350 -1 1-2 percent, bonds and re deemed $0,943,750. "Weather Indications. WAsniNOTON, Sep. 0. For Now England: Generally fair, uo chango In tempcraturo, northerly winds. For Eastorn Now York. Eastern Pennsyl vania, Now Jorscy, Jrurjlaml und Delaware; Generally fair, stationary temperature, north oily winds. For Woitcrn Now York and Wostorn Penn sylvania: Generally fair, wurmer, westerly winds. NEW YOIIIC lUilKlin New YonK. Sep. 8. Money oa coll easy lountng at 0 per cent. BONDS. Closlni CToslnn Baturdiy. To-day. 4Us, 1801 Iteg. 100M 1001$ 4hk 1B01 Coup 100 joofl 4 B, 1007 lteg UO) 117U 4 8, 1007 Coup 110J 117 STOCK MAltKET. Closing Closing Saturday. To-dur. Canadian Pncldo 7U tin). Central Pncltlo a ihl aa Cbicugo, Ilur. fc Qulncy Otl 01 Delaware & Hudson l;iu 140 Del., Luck, & Western 141W 143 Erie Mt Krlepref US' Lake Shoro 11.1' Louis. &Naih 77'- Michlgun Central UtMi Missouri racitlo.... 7!1 T4 Now Jersey Central 118 1:0 Northwestern 111)1 11314 Oregon Navigation 70 73 Pacitlo Mall EC( -Mil Healing 35Vi :ivi ltock IMaml Hi 84 fct. Paul 70!d 70)1 Union l'flclllo 4m .rai Woatciu Union C3i pijj QHAIN MA Ills BT. Corn opened weak, but rallied before olosa. No. a, uilxfy, 70 Oct. (1814: Deo. (10. Oats l'utriy uotlvo aud Bteudy. No. 2. mixed 33. Wheat Market opened weak and further docllneil: No. 3, 'lied winter, 10o4; Out. 107H: Due. 110M. ntODUCB IiUTTxa Creamery. State & Tenn.. extras. 34 eka?4l(. Creamery, western, tlrsts 3J o,jl "0. Creamory, western, seoouds 17Mo.ttlu 0. State dairy, h. f, tubs, extras,.., 30o.ail 0. Kaos- N. Y. State, now laid, per doz,...10io.a30 0. Penn.. new laid lu calOKo. Western Northwestern, good to prime 17 al.7. Potatoes Jersey Itoso. per bbl 1 00al 31 bneet potatoes, Vu., choice 1 33ul 73 I.ivb I'oultuy WW! Spring chickens, oholeo, largo per lb.. 14 nl4( bpring cbiokoua, prhnu ,., 13 ol3)J Jjowli.Joraoy.Stateil-a., i.er lb. ...... 13 a 13,, Dhsssso Poultht- Turkers. mixed weights, per lb. 13 all bp'g enk's, l'hllo., 3Ja5 lbs to pair. ...IS alt) Peaohfs Md. Jt Dol., yellow, oholoa. pr lawk., OSa 79 Md. Si Del., red fruit, okoioe, bass... . 80a OS Jersey, prime, per basket 60a 75 ArPLBH Md. Si Del., choice, per crato S0a 40 Md. li Del., cemmo'i, perorate. 96a 34 Nraok or Uoluuid Pippin, P (L-u.bl.ira 3Ul 51 A Ouro for Constipation and Hoadaaho. Or. Silss Lane, while In the Rooky Mountains, discovered a root that wl"o combined with othor herbs, makes n euj and cortaln cure for constipation, It is in the form of dry roots and leaves,' and it known as Lane's Family Medicine. It will euro sick headache. For tho blood, liver and kidneys, and for clearing up the complexion it does wonders. Druggists soil it at 60 cents a packago BASEBALL SCORES, floston nnd Cleveland Piny Two (Inuies, With Honors :ven. AT BROOKLYN. nronVlyn 0 0 0 8 S 0 0 fl 0-4 Cincinnati (I 1 4 0 1 0 (1 0 0- P list tones- lthlnes and Harrington; Hemming and h'liislow. AT NK.W YORK, No game eohedulcd. AT UORTOft. notion a 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 0-1 CleveUnd 0 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0- i IlatterlCT-Clurkaon and Dennett; 0 ruber and .Imnior. SEOOlft) OAMB. ItostOn 0 0300000 0- Cleveland 0 onSDOOlx-l llatteTlos-Staley and Kelly; Vlau and Doylo. AT rilM.ADI.rnlA. Phslndelnhln-Pttteburg game jiostponed 01 account of rain. Nutlimnl L.eaguo Itecord. Per Ctllhi. IPon. rwt (Tt CliiCii)ro...fl) 4S .883 llostoil 03 4? .STl New York. 6R 40 .RS8 Plilla'phla.&tl 5.'.' .otiT irdt. rnL f' Cleveland. 51 4.-.1 llrooklyu.40 PituburR.48 ctnoln'att.45 .44.1 ,4Jc .30H Amerlenn Association Games. AT WASHINGTON. Washington 0 000KOO10-? Columbus 1 0 0 Ofa 0 O 0 1 4 Datteries Oarsey and Sutellffo; Kuell ane1 Donahue. SBCO.VD OAMM. Washington 3 S U 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 Columbus 0 1U2U030 0-H Ilatterles- Foreman una KcGulte; Oastrlghl and Donahue. AT IUI.TTHOHB. Giuoe postponed; wet grounds. AT H0T0.. TlcHton 0 04040001 fl SLLOUI-, U 0003000 0-4 Battorles-llufflulon nnd iliirphy: Stlvett and Boyle. American Association llacord. l'er Pr ofit, iron. nt. trt fufi.. iron. rst. ct lUton....TO .13 .705 Columht..S4 Od .450 it. LouK.TJ 43 .IWI Mthv.lUk'0.4S 07 .417 llaltlmoroUt 40 .0(1 Loii'riile... 30 "0 XV) Atliletlo.. 03 51 ..").'JH Urnsh'toii...m 70 Eastern Association Games. AT BUFFALO. nuffolo 1 0 3 1 0 0 0 1 2-S Lobanon 0 3300 0 00 1 S llattcrios-ColllUan aud 5toKeough; Good all and Sage, AT TROY. Albany 1 00100133-7 Troy l 0 0 0 0 0 O U 01 Datterlus Itrahan and Murphy: Kllroy and Brown Discovered a Hermit In tho Woods. Noiswell, Mass., Sep. 9. On Saturday two ladies saw n man emerge from tho insido of a hemlock treo in tho woods noar Edwin Jacobs' farm. JThe man fled when he noticed tho ladies." An investi gation showed that tho treo was hollow nnd was largo enough for three porsons to llvo In. A largo amount of canned goods, etc., wero found In tho place. Tho man is said by tho liulios to be about years old, quito stout and had long, flow ing hair. Ho woro 11 striped frock and overalls. The woods have been searched thoroughly, but no trace of him enn bo found. The tree Is now being watched. Canada Can Export 300,000 Uushols. Ottawa, Ont., Sep. 0. A communica tion has been received from tho Uritish department of agriculture inquiring as to how much Canadian ryo is avuilablo for export. Tho reasoD i3 that owing to the Russian prohibition of tho export of that grain England Is now looking to her colonial possessions to seo how far tho deficiency can be made up. It is under stood tho government hero will reply that, thero is about C00.000 bushels of rye available for export in tho Dominion. Marrlnge to Close His Mouth. Denver, Col., Sep. 0. Tho notorious Mme. Astle, now in tho bauds of tho law, because her lover, W. A. Anthony, In order to get even with hor for flcklo behavior, gave tho officers tho clew that lod to her arrest, is about to close that gentleman's mouth by having a marringo ceremony performed between thorn. In this State a husband cannot testify against his wifo nor a wife ngii nst her husband. They nro to be married in tho cell tho Madamo occupies, and thut within a few days. May Succoed Collector Fassott New York, Sep. 0. Should Collec tor Fassett bo nominated for Governor by tho Republican State convention to day Stato Senator Francis Hendricks will, it is said, be his successor in tho New York Custom House. Mr. Fassett says, that should ho bo nominated for Governor, he will at once retire from tho Collectorhhlp. Had Mr. Hendricks not been in Europe at the time of Erluirdt's resignation ho would liavo been mado Colloctor instead of Mr. Fasbott, it is said. F,xclted Negro Doomers, Washington, Sep. 9. Hundreds of ne groes, according to despatches from Guthrie, are waiting excitedly on tho border of tho Iowa nnd Sao nnd Fox lands adjoining Oklahoma anxiously awaiting for the strip to be thrown open for settlement. Tho circulars spread broadcast ovor the Southern States by negro politicians have hod tho effect of stnrting enough colored people toward the promised land to pre-empt live times as largo a territory. Considered Vory Important Arrests. WashiKoton, Sep. 9. The arrest In Chicago ot A. P. Elder and II. L. IJarber, composing the Elder Publishing Com pany of that elty, who ware engaged in the wholesale importation of laborer from Canada, is regarded by the Treas ury Department as very important. Ilhodelslnnd's Militia Praised. Washington, Sp. 9. In a report to the War Department on the condition of the Rhode Island militia. Lieut. Crawford, 2d Artillery, who Inspected the Stato troops during their recti ut encampment ut Oakland Iteaoh, commends the show ing made, particularly in company drill. Crushed Iter Blcull With a Stone. roTTSviLUt, Pa., Sep. 0. During i quarrel between Philip Williams and Ida Whitner, two notorious characters WiK Hams struck Ida with a big stone, crush ing in her skull. She died in the morning. Williams is in jail. Secretary Proctor's Acceptance Iteceliod Montpelier, Vt., Sep. 9. Governop Page has received from secretary Proctor, under date of September 8, that gentle man's acceptance of tho office of United States Senator to serve out tbe unexpired term of BenatorJEdmunds resigned. WolirsflGMEBIacking ISWATERPROOP, . .. A HANDSOME PCLISH n. ss; RED. J Shim esn RLEATHFR PRESER O BRUSHING REOUI Used bjr men, women and ehiktren. Walt itartlnir, roar cosoh Isn't dry reL lbswieet pamwj n wnp Looks Use a new ooneh, don't it baby f A 10c. Holtlo vlll pnlntu Haliy Coach. A )trc. ItoKIe n llnl lloom Suit. WOLFF U RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. A. J. GALLAGHER, Justice of the Peace, Deeds, Lenses, Mortgages and Hoods written. Alatrlftse Ucenai s und legal claims piomptiy attended 10. Real Estate, Cclleclioii and Iiisursotc dgctcy. Oeneial Fire Itisuranc Business, ltefiesents the NurtbwtMein l.He liisursiiceto. Ofkicb- MulrinonV bntldlng, corner Centro and West biSBheUHUdi,h, l u.. Good t'repertiti at All Kirdt For Sale. 1. A to story double Iran e dv elllrg linuso stoieaud refb.i.rmi'. n. Kusi i:enlreHt. 2. A dwelling nrnl icsiHiirKin on Fjist Centro htr t-l 3. lii-l'uble property oi' ember C lure ntul Jurdm streeis, sui 11MI0 for business pur 1 oses. 4. A tHoeiory double linme duelling, 011 Wivt I Am d stret '. 6. 1wo2sioiy iruiue dwellings on West Cen tre sine'. 0. Two Mnry dwelling' on the corner ot Coal und CLeelnut stieeis Htcre room la one. 7. -Two-sto'y single house on North C hestnut street Willi a mrge wa Ui' use 1 1 the rear. 8. Tht e two-nory double fame buildings corner of Lloyd an 1 ilbert streets. Astc my ngents for W. L. DotiglnH Short. 1 11 11111 nil sine in oui' puice unic )our ! ilenli-r 10 send for eiiltilogue, secure the n,,,i Mil i.-n'in 1111 fii. WTAK1! NO BL llfiTITUTE. jn S3 SHOE GENSviEN THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY? It Is n st'ainli" elioi . mi 1.0 tucks or wax thread to hurt ttio feci-, umilo uf the last line calf, stilish and easy, aud brcnoxii hv make more ghwg of Vila (irada thnn tiny oth. r tmtniiftu (mei , It euuals uaud seived slm.-s ms(ii from SI.MI to S".W. (10 (ieiiiilne llitnil-si-iii-il, tbe finest calf tiJfcJa shoo over oirircd fur Sdij equals 1'reuch Imported shoes ivhieh ,-ot from $s.iito S12.IW. tit Oil llnml-eui-il Welt Mine, tine calf. H"Vm st) IHh, I'omr.irtulile and durable, lhe best shoe eivr oircrt-d ut tht 1 price ; same grade as custom-made sho.-s i-oillng from SB.t.l to 8H.0O. flSO .';, Police Sboei tanners, Uallroad Men s1sJb and ltti'rl'urrii'rsall wearthemi tlnecalf, seamless, smooth InsMe, lu-uvy three soles, exten sion eJi due pair v.-nl u ,i - nj-ear. CttO 0 lino cnll'i 110 better shoo ever offered at slBefai this prtt-i'; nno tilal will comlucu those ho want a shoe for comfort anil service. C50 J mid 'J.OO Wol'kiiigiiiiin'N shoea Jiofas are very strong nnd durable, 'lhoee vvhv bare given them u trlul ivbl vwiir no other make. PBri.f ri f'i.OO nnd rit.7.1 school Bhoes are vJiJ SD worn by the los everywhere; they sell on their merits, as tho Increasing sules show. B T&fs i$Cl 5f-'L(t lliiiMl-wened shoe, best balsa U ILJ bougola, very stylish; equals French Imported shoes costing fram sl.uu to S0.00. I.iulli's' -J. 3(1. Si. OO in,l 11.7.-, shoe for Stlsics aro the best flue Doligolu. Stylish and durable. Cuullou. See that W. L. Dunlins' namo und prlte are stamped on t'u- bottom of each shoe. W. L. DoUULAS, lirockton, Mass. cToasc3a. xT r 11, l3.oxxs.3aa.risv.l3. 3E, FIRE INSURANCE! iMryrst ami Oitftst Reliable Purely Cash Companies, Jtcjireittnted by DAVID FAUST, 120 S. Jardm St., Shenandoah, Pa. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1678. W. Baker & Co.'s Breakfast from which the excess of oil has been removed, is Abuolutely Ptiro and It is Soluble. No Chemicals are used in its preparation. It has more fian ttree times the lrtnylh of Cocoa mlxod with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, anil is therefore far mora economical, cost'iiij less than ont cmt a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons lu health. Sold by Crocors ovorywhoro. W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. J H POMKHOY A1T0RNEY-V 1 jute-BeddaC's building corner Main -.nl OeuUf WHY IS THE W. L. DOUGLAS
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