UTO"W" OUT T.A.3? I
AT ALL PRINCIPAL BESTAURAHTS, '
On tlic It iijlit Trade.
SKVEKN, the Grocer, h still on tho rifrht
rck nd comt to limo with anottair rait,
owl of Fino Gr curios, Canned Goods,
Meats, Flour, etc.
Centre unci White Bts., Slieiinndoali.
SOUGHT DEATH FOUR TIMES.
Tloln flreyloeU'n Identity Itevonlciil A
niutilti fur Suicide.
Philadelphia, Nov. 18. MIhs Viols
firoylock, who attempted snleido by
taking it doso of lnutlitniini In New York
on Monday, nntl was kept on a trump
for forty-olKht houra to ward oil dentil
nt ISollevuo Hospital, Is nono other than
Miss Annlo Miller, alias Clara lireylock,
who was taken to tho German Hospital
on Sept. 17, suffering from a like causa.
On that occasion she gave the nnmo ol
Greylock, although suhsequently nil
mltting that the name was assumed.
She maintained a rigid silence when
questioned ns to her antecedents, just
bb sho has dono In Now York, and It was
only by the most searching inquiry that
her true identity camo to light. Hoc
mind Is undoubtedly unbalanced.
Beyond a doubt Vloln Greylock Is
really Miss Anna Miller of I lobar t,
Drango County, J N. Y. If she Is Miss
Millur, as her friends in Philadelphia
havo every reason to believe, this makes
LuT fourth attempt nt suicide. Twice
has she attempted to take her life in
Philadelphia, and inonch case laudunum
has beon her choice. Her last attempt
was In tho early part ot September,
whon she was taken to tuo Uermnn Uos
pltil, and there cave the name of Grey
lock.
Sho was born In Now York. Hor
fnther died when qulto young, and her
mother, being in reduced circumstances.
placed her In an aBylum nt Coonorstown,
N. Y., and nothing has over been heard
ot her since. It is not known whether
alio is living or dead.
When about 10 years old Anna was
adopted by a fanner named Taylor, liv
ing at Hobart, N. Y. It was while liv
ing with the Taylors that sho first at
tempted to take her life. Sho was then
conllned In nu asylum for n time, but
appearing to bo perfectly rational sho
was discharged.
She has always beon nn exceedingly
sensitive girl, and, not liking tho idea
of being dependent on others, sho de
termined to earn hor own living. JJCon
Boquontly sho camo to Philadelphia, at
tempted fltiicido again, and was sont
back to her homo at Hobart. Hero sho
remuined for some time, hut returned
to 1'hihulclphln, and sowed for Miss
Itoss, a dressmaker at No. 720 North
Twentieth street.
She made hor third nttompt nt suicide
on tho 17th of Soptomber last, and It
was then that alio gave the name of
Greylock. Dr. Andrews examined hor
nt the German Hospital, and pronounced
her insane. While negotiations were
being made to have her placed in Kirk
bride's Asylum Miss Hn-ts vlsitoi! tho
Hospital and took hor away. Sho was
afterward placed in the Presbyterian
Hospital, where, bating a young lady of
refinement, she became quite popular
with the young ilctir-i. She m ttlu her
escape from thorn about a month ago,
and dUappeurdd entirely.
Coming: Events.
Nov. 18 Grand supperln ItohbW oponi
nouso for tho be lie lit of tho Trinity llo
formod church.
November 26. Grand supper In llobbins'
opera houpo; bonoflt of Lady Harrison
Lodgo, No. 10, A. P, h. A.
A Surprise.
Keep your oyo on this local. Keagny,
tho tdiotogtaphor, will have his now open
ing in a fow days and will havo something
interesting that will surprise tho people, tf
lleet work dono at Bronnan's .steam
laundry. Everything whlto and spotless
Lace curtains a specialty. All work guar
anteed. Waters' Weiss boor is tho best.
Koilly solo agent.
John A
6-6-tf
THE OLD TAKEN
JAMES S.THOMAS
s. .
Is now located at iialnbildge's old stand,
Cor. COAL and AVBIST 8T!.,
and offers to the publlo the finest line of
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED I
Provisions, Fish and Oysters, Green and
Hinoktd Ham uuel Flitch.
BKnauas, iomoxiB.
The plae to buy your sehool books cheap is
Alsi tieliolr's Cnmpnulnrui, Book Mtrups,
and anything rqulmd In school.
Hlates, penelln, eio , so d re-"
tall and wbolt sale.
Books SuilaWe for EitsUnd West Maliaooj Twp.
Don'tf'inret IUo plar-n If you wish tosav.i
CHAS. T. RICE'S OLD STAND.
I
SCHOOL BOOKS.
I I
I
CITY, PA.
AFFAIRS OAUTOT HASTILY.
What Nowb uatnerorB Tako a
Moment to Toll About.
Hunting,
Sleds find ekutea soon.
Most of the leaves uro down.
Blullbnrk candy Is seasonable,
lllue isa ) opular color tills season,
The landscape Will soon be clothed
ill tomliro hues.
Bale bills nro turned out of this ofllct
at short notice.
Exploit ins of wrath as well ns ex
plosions of dynamite will bring on
t tortus.
The holiday season Is on its way
here, and promises to be an uuquall
fled sueeefB.
The society man Is not clnsel as
fullv swagger without a chrysan
themum on his coat.
Trouble when drowned In alcohol
keeps n long time and grows Instead
of diminishing'.
There's a stud for water-proofing
the foles of shoes for tender-foottd
ludies that can't stand rublois.
To tho Traveling Public.
If y. u aro contemplating atrip to the
Wort, or south wost tho question naturally
ameg, which is tho host and most economi
cal way in which to make thojurney
lhis information you cm ascertain by
tending a postal to mo answering ths fol
hfwing questions : Whoro nro you going?
When aro you RolnRl Wbero will you
sti.rt from ? How many will thero bo i
your party? Whst freight and baggage
will you havo to ship? On receipt of this-
I will writo or call upon you prepared to
furnish map!, timo tables, and fullest
information regarding routes, low straws
of all clai3 of tickots, land pain unlets, re
sort book, Hot Springs guide, etc.
Tho Missouri Pacific hallway and Imn
Mountain Itouto is anotnd for its superb
thn ugh car sorvico. Pullman Voslibuled
Buflett aioopink Parlor and Tourist Sleep
ing cars, also Palace Hecllning Chair Oars
free, aro run on nil through trains. Ask
for tickets via this popular routo, and
Worrespond with mo before completing
I arrnngomenls for your trip. J. P. Sic
Cann, Eastorn Traveling Agent. No. OS:
N. Main St., Elmira, N. Y., or 391 Uroad
war. Now York City, "V. K. Hoyi,
General Esstern Passongor Agent, No. 391
Broadway, Ni w York City. Tie Mi'souri
Pacific Railway Iron Mountain Koute. tf
Legal blanks of all kinds for salo at the
Hkrai.u office.
When it becomes nectftary to hiro a be rse
and huvirv. whether on business or pleas
ure, many people liko a rieat lUHgy and a
nice, quint, gcntln horse thai can irnvo
pretty well j others like one that is quick
iknilvn mid shdwv. Verons in need o
horses and buggies can bo accommodated
with what they want at
EVAN J. DAVIES'
LIVEKY ANDJFEED STABLE.
12 nnJ H A'orth Pear Alley,
Frank Hcsb' old Mnnd. rear of Luburg'i
hardware storo. Good caro taken of tran
ainnt horna. All kinds of haulinir nttonded
to pr mptly. Cheapest place in town for
UNDERTAKING
SPECIAL SALE
Next Ten Days.
Win AND BOYS' OVERCOATS
Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits,
Hoots and Ladies' and Chil
dren's Shoes.
DRY GOODS AND UNDERWEAR I
at a large reduction at the
ORIGINAL BARGAIN STORE
23 S. MAIM STREET,
SHENANDOAH,
MB- Watch for tbo UEI) HON In front.-S
Philadelphia Cheap BargainSioro:
For a full Hue of
WINTER UNDERCLOTHING,
Ladles' und dents'
lowest nrlces
Furnishing Goods at the
eclal flue ot Coin.
forts st
II. HG each.
J. RABIN0WITZ, 110 E Centre strte
CIIIJAVUn THAN 1SVI5IS. AT
JN0. B. PRICE'S SONS
-THE PEOPLE'S-
New Shoe Store
Having recently purchased ntnsnlo in lictu
lehem.a BankruptStockof Boots andShoes
am nowprepnred tosell these goodsnt prices
hearer than the coist of manufacture ftlrnV
calf bnt'on shoe, oak olc, fiom J1.1H to 1.7r
nianuiaciurer price izxo 10 tz.fiu. An m
memo slock of best sole-leather tipped shoes
wiirrnnttd notio rlnnml to stand imod wear.
cheaper than the inanulacturlng pi Ices.
Big Line of Ladies' Lace Shoes
whlcii we nrnsellltie ntSIS": manufuclurer's
prlco ll.7f. Men's best lubber boots S'2, else
where t2 GO. Men's miner liroguns !1 15, eUe
where 31X0.
Itemcmbcr tho pi re,
Centre St. and Market Alley,
Sigu of JST-A-Il.
A GOOD SHOE
FOB
MEN 2
FOR $1.75, WORTH $2.25.
llepairing Neatly Dono.
Common' Sense SfwejStore,
110 South Main St., Shenandoah.
SPECIAL SALE!
Saturday, November i4
All 25 Cent DoIlB
Mill 1c
SOLD FOR 17 CENTS.
Or you en 11 get n 25 Cent
Unl) mid a zn Cent
Boll Swinjr
FOR 25 CENTS.
MORGAN'S i BARGAIN ! I'-lVi
JOHN COSLET'S
Green 'Truck Stand
Cor. Main aniJ Oak Streets.
Fresli Oysters Received Daily,
A fine line of Choice (iliOCEHIIiS
Nuts and Caulks.
JPoullry of all Kinds.
Mr. Costlet n c Ives bis green truck dully
I rum the city nuulietp. Mlncli lsa EiwrnnUe
to his ens (intrs thuttbey will receive fieth
groasMiiin uujii girom mm,
JOHN H. EVANS' SALOON,
d0 E. CENTRE ST., SHENANDOAH
FRESH BEER. PORTER, ALE.
Finest brands of clears always on hand,
WALL PAPER BARGAINS
largest andcbeapi st slock Id town.
Artistic 1'ainiiog, Graiting and Decoratiog
J. P. CARDEN,
102-Cm 221 W.Cenlre8t.,HllEKANI)0AII
45 B
CENTS for a window bhatlo
ith fringe, others for 65c,
ami up. tinaueB mailt
btores anil nrlvafe dwel
int;8. A new lot 01 BUatl
ingfl and fringes to mulch.
C- 3D. PRICKE'S
Carpet Store, 10 Soulb Jardin St, near Centre
Has removed to Bill Jones' old stand
17 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Where lie will he pUsaedto meet thewants
of his friends i.ml the public la
Everything in tho Drinking Line
OXObl3.SJ5.
ILMSIM IXFOBT 111,
Svv wwni nun iwy uuwnscn
tiffr"' inunuuyuun ockhh naB uhbhh
WANTS, Sco.
A livertuementt tn tttit column, not exeeedtno
linen, 5 c for one insertion: 75e. lor two: f 1 (ot
liree; one week, 81.60; tuo toeeki, (2: one
onth, 83.
OR SALE. A lnrue "MornlnK
V Light" double henler. Hulisble f ir n
lore, or aweiiinu. Apply to u. a. nwnim
outh Main strett. 10-13-tf
FAKM8 FOH SALE. Aroyoti look
ing lor a farm? If no call on or wrllfl to
I. J. Kehlcr, Frnckvllle, l'a., as to where they
re located anu for terms. azj-f
OH RENT A seven-roomed liout-e
on Noith Wliflo sireeL Annlv t O. W
Dcnglcr, US N. Alain street. 11-10 lw
OR SALE.-A nice 28 acre farm
12 tor ale. Hlx mile from Nhennnfliinh.
Ileaullf illy sltuntedoe a publlo roan Oooo
welling. U'wa uarn. f rnitirpes beginning
) bear. All youne. Bplendld si renin ol
water runnlUK throUKh I he the land, This Is
gooa ennnce lor a ir nn Who wnni a smnu
nn, inquire or Jn is u. llutton, poi
nice tnilldl e, room 0.
s-otf
CHARTER NOTICE. Notice U
heiehy given tlial an application will
ue innno lo the uoml ot Common Ffra. "I
chuylK'U county on Mondny, NoveinberSO.
i. I). 1801 at 10 o'clock In tne foienoon, mi
er tho"cnrporatlin. net of thvcommnnwRiiHli
I reunslUTllfl. nnnrnvpd Arrllyil. Ift74 "nnd
the supplement- thuelo, for the cnnitcrol nn
nie uea corporal on to be called "Tne Hoilxh
i. KKSimer Assooinunn orune nndo.lli, fa."
ul h-m clallon In be located in .Mliennndoali.
'a., and to have f.r Us object the nmt to
ntiCH ol nu nfctocintton 'oi Kiiclnl.educutlnnul
tldbcnrflclal nmnnsos In Its inpiiitiprn irnni
undB collected therein.
a. a. M. JIOLLOPETEIl,
Alloincy for Applicants,
'a., Nov. 4, '01. 1MW
Hhennndonh, 1'
AMUSEMENTS.
rjlKIlOUhOrB TIIUATKI!,
P. J. FEIiaVJf.ON, MANAQKlt.
WEEK OF NOVEMBER '16, 1891
Matluce Pnturday.
The versatile artiste,
-PEARL MELVILLH,-
aud the futuous
Baldwin-Melville Combination
Oreulng Monday night In Hartley Cnmpbell'b
Galley Slave I
With new pongs, dnnces nnd high classed
oftfituutH. AiiiiHiie ciiangoui pro
grummoeuch I'trionnancc.
Prices, lO, 20 xxxci 30o
Ldlesfree Monday nlcbt if accumrn. tiled
by u prrHon wlih n puid t chet.
e:,1K on fcalo tin. in. ttatuidavat Klrllu's
urug siore.
QtU'HANS' CQV11T SALE.
i ur unit lo nn order of the Orphans' Court
oflhe Couuiy o trrhuylklll. In lo Common.
wemiu oi i-eunsyHi in, ine iiiscritjer tin
mlnlHiriilor d, b. u. cf Wmy K. Knlj, lutoof
llio Towntliln of Tarry, in this louutv inui
Bialo nfLrcNild, will i'xi'H' lomlu t.ypuli,lc
vobdut.on WKDNKSUAY,2li U,VV OP UK-
unt.-vnii iv uuxi, hi o ciot-K in ine nuernoon,
on the nicmli-fsiu fcald towushlu.couulv nnd
btntc ufore uld.
All that ceituln pkco of laud Miuated In
Uiury tOKiivlilp, Bcliuj Ihlll county, Tcuueyl
huIii, tmuudtd hi o ciBciib(d pt follows, lo
wit: llfglnnliig m, nMoue, thmco b the land
of lienjnmln Hi mcrt, snutlu lyli'J'-s x UFRioes
Vv), win iiuriy.iie louucs (luj ion slouc;
tliHiiceby lmidHol Keuben Yrdrr.norlhtliru)
degioK (3),eubtilxty'twoperr:lic6(C2) and three
tenths (3 It) lo u niRplt; Ihei co b the eame,
north iKh y tledeBitiK(8fi), catt sixty four
ptrche8(ll and teveu fenths (7 10) tomoncs;
IhHice by laLda uf Iienji.mln 11 Intit, south
six ct KieeH (0) and one-bnlf (J), cat forty
prchon (t1) in htonet; llieiu'o ty the same
south cl hiy-flvo degiees (85). west forty
perch a (40) lo stones; thenco by the tunic
south six degrees () and one-half (). oU
twjuty pi-lcL' s (JO) lo stoLes, the plape t'f bo
Elimlni;, oontnluliig ten (10) acies of laud
MrM nn astro. It belue Hurt ol tho same
tiactoflund which tne Cnmmonwealtli of
fini'sylvaala by patent dattd llio tth day of
ixivvinuiT, t, ii iom. tor inn cousiueruiiun
therein nieut oucd. did urniit and confirm
uulo (Jldeou m d Charles .Mlimvlno nnd to
their tielrs ai d nKlpm, enrolled In patent
book II. Vol. CO nimby Outfitted tho Ml d
day ol Tecemier, A, U., 1853, nnd recorded,
couvtyed by tho sold Charles Mnronlneand
Kllzabelh, tilB wife, to Gideon Maicwlue and
ruthurlne, till wife, to IJenwell Yoder, by
detd dated the 2nd tlaj of January, 1853, and
recrdid iieuwcll Yoder and lister his wife.
by his de. d benilug ale tin ltllll dy of
uuue, t, u inou, auu recoroeu eouveyea sam
aer.eriuta innu io snia itiary ri. iiniy, ae
cent id.
TEUMH OF BALK;
20 per cent, down wben rroreity Is soM, tho
balance m thirty dsys, when deed will bo
given, I He; court awiioving salo.
KI.IJAU ENTY,
AdiMlulstrulnr d. b, n,
31. M. L'VKia.E,
Atiomey.
lly Order of tl e Orthans' Cotiit:
Saiiuki.I)eaiu,( lerk.
Tottsvlllo, Novnuboi.ll, 111.
P
AlvTi KH In I cad of of Move repal i a o
of any do oilpllon should call nu
OU IDO, I Si kllji (I i.hi LI
on hand a full supply. Buy A ' '
the best range In tho I
r.'tw - h H U guar
..."r"" V - ' anlced to do
" M T . I perfect work. "As
rTn I IT 10 ,l10 I'rlco, It will
O J VCZ suit you. This rxcellent
stove be had only from
M. B. PHATT,
TIN ROOFING, SF0UTINO, ROOF PAINTING
rromptly attended to.
7-0-3m 331 S. Jardin St., Shenandoah
DUESSMAitlrJG SCHOOL !
To the ladles of KlieDandoah nnd vlclnlly,
A Sclent iflc Ures t'nitiugatid Making llroncn
Hchioi is oi end n roc in No. K, Ib.bbns'
bmldine. ever the nost otuce. where ruruls
ore fall iiaudtauKht Hie lattht und bestsys
lem of cuttlugunuVdressniaklng. The system
lsa saving ol time, labor arid money and Is
reudliy ncqulied, All are dellghltd who havo
learnea it, up en evenings,
11-0-tf Mrs, M.C. HI'.WITT,
gawffgnirih jnumr manmaaegn imiihuhwu Biwiiyiim
TroW wi iti b ptiyJjtaAm imf pwmMi ti &f
-TJk.ICEl J.
It la not DentS8arv (o iro about it surrentltlnuslv. ns dn the painliiH in tho
picture, If you would take n peeti nt onr
in (Ire's goods, elouU, wrnps nnd rtiK9. Our store jb a Utile world's fair in It
self and visitors may freely Inspect the exhibition without being importuned
to iiuy. we nave twine attractive specialties this week in tlielineof Dry UooUs,
Coats, Wraps, etc.
J, J. PRICE'S Old
113 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
No. 6 South
ANTIQUITY cuu bo toleiated In almost any
1.... 1... n Trll,.l.U,H la ..... n.
luiug uu, uui.i ii ,uc ,iau n uui wild
the rest of the body Is prttty sure to follow
suit. Nobody but a mlllli nalre or a genius
can afford to wearano cul headgea,and even
they tako a good many chances when they do
It, It will cost you no more to be Up with the
times than It will to be half a mile behind
them. Everything about our SI.G0 hat Is band-
some but the price, and 1.50 for such a hat can
scarcely be called anythtne but a ridiculously
low figure. The sjnie can be. said of ourKo
neckwear. Our line of gents' furnishing goods
Is tho lowest prlml in the murket.
13 S. Main St. RO A NL A "NT Shenandoah
Grand Opening
FALL AND WIN.
TEll STYLES OV
MILLINERY !
ELLA M. M'GINNISS
-No. 26
East Centre St., Shenandoah, Pa.
The flnostand largest assortment
In Hals, Hounets and Caps at re
markably low prices. Onr line of
Children's TIUSIMIiD AND UN
TlUMMED 1IATH
Ontixiot loo 33 ciix ivl loci
CUIUS. BOSSLER'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT
201 Iff. Main St., Sbouandoah,
1
The Fiat Slock or Beers, Ales, Cigars. Etc.
Light.
Dark.
PEEP!-
eleunnt (llsnhiv of the latent novelties
Reliable Stand,
FOB S-A-IjE -BTST
DAVENPORTS,
Jardin Street.
Black Goods form a largo
and important part of our
stockBroadcloths, Diagonals,
Uheviots, worsteds.
You aro naturally particular
about tho style and fit of tho
Sunday Suit and Full Dress
Suit, and will therefore- appre
ciate tho care and taste wo dis
play in making this class of
gooas with right making wo
combine just prices.
ftA
A. C. Yates & Co.
Cor. 13th a Chestnut Sts. i
llUBt-iiinctt; Clotlilusr
In IMUlHClelplila.
DO YOU "WANT
A GOOD FIT ?
and well made, fashionable clothes?
If so, call on
w. j Jacobs,
Fashionable Custom Tailor,
8 South Jardin Street, SlieaaEuoalx.
Call and see samples of the latest goods and
the styles. Good workmanship, promptness
and lair price.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Largest and oldest reliable purely cafh com
panies lepresenltd by
120 S. Jardin St., Shenanaoaha. ,
Q. M.llAitlL'tXiN, M. !.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Offloe-2fl West Lloyd Btreot, Bhenanflonb