THEIR NERVE FAILED
Atinici rf nil in T.MVnniniT PnwM TT C ClrMl T?issr A ,, r, - QO- l
FIVE WERE KILLED
Presents tn the most elegant form
VHE LAXATIVE AND NUTRITIOUS JUIOE
of Tim.
FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
Combined with the medicinal
virtues of plants known to be
most beneficial to the human
system, forming au agreeable
and effective laxative to perma
nently cure Habitual Consti
pation, and the many ills de-
b condition of the
nlurttid, LlaLn HI.'J BUWtLb.
It is the most excellent remedy known to
CLEWSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
When one is Bilious or Constipated
SO THAT
PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING 3LEf,t,
HEALTH nnd 8TRENQTU
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Every one is using it and all are
delighted with it.
ASK YOUR DRUOOIST POft
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from which tho excess ot
oil has been removed, Is
Absolutely 3?nro
and it is Soluble.
No Chemicals
are used in Its preparation. It has
more than three times the strength of
Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot
or Sugar, and is tlieroforo far more
economical, costing less than one cent
cup. It is delicious, nourishing,
strengthening, easily digested,
and admirably adapted for iuvalids
ns well as for persons in health.
Sold by Crocors ovorywhoro.
W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass,
filek Headache and rollevoall tbotrourjlea taef.
dent to a bilious state of tho system, such a9
Dizziness, Kausea, Drowainosa. Distress after
eating, Tain in the 81 Jo, &c While their most
jccarkablo success has been ehown la curfcg j
SrfeaaaehG. ret Carter's Llttla Clvev TIHa fiM
equally valuablo in Constipation, curing and pro
-venting tnia annoying complalntwhile they also"
correct aUdiBordersoithestoms.ch .stimulate tha
Ilveranaregulatethobowels. Eveulf Uicyonl?
curou
fAcnelhey would rxioImostprlcoUsa to Utosowha
le affsr from this distressing complaints but fortu
nately their goodness does notend hero,aud those
Yrno ouceiry ucu w m uuu uiecu muo puis voiu
.Able in so manr wars that they will not bo wil.
rUsgtodowithonttbem. But after allele he4
HlB the bano of bo many Urea that here Is ryDer.
vremaneourereatuoMt. uvriuucureiiwnuis
others do not.
Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and
very ooby to take. Ono or two pills make a dose.
They are Btrielly vegetable and do not gripe of
rjurce. butbv their eenUeaetion nloaseoU who
csethem. In vials at 25 cents; five for $1. Sold
1 by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail.
CARTER raFmciMr- CO.. New Vorkl
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
Bank Counters, Tyler System, Port
able Unequaled In Stylos,
Cost nnd Finish. , , ,
150 Tig Cstalititue of t'oualrn, De.ks etc., lllailratoo in
Cvlor.. UooL., Frc Ftatage 1& C?dL.
Aleo 'I'yier-a isoyai
Oflic-a Deiti. and Type
writer C alilnela, VOO
Ntyle. Ilcht and cheap
I est on eaitb, with groat
rudnotmti tn prices.
Its pans cuulngua Fret,
r-Ofclag-e Id rlt. Full llaet lit
llnaa, Chairs, TaMra, Hook
t'aara. Cabinets, lsal Mault
CaMarL, clr,, atwaj.la slocL,
SjBF.Iml nrlt ninf In firJ.r.
'J'Vl.l'.lt DESK. GO., flt.l-oiil.,SIo.,TJ.N.A.
! Cllrkees-r-s KsuiltiJa UUst-u4 Brand.
ENNYROYAL PSLLS
tirUHsiai n ur vcmnfne. A
M md fit Mid la Kv4 Rt.' . U ucLfcmc&7
gi0. . t.'ii tritd blur H ju TkO XT
rtiuni ndliiii uitu.t At - actfisiij. or eal4i.
'la ku , fr jiurii'ulr. taiuUttgalstii oj
Itrlli f fo- Jtitm,i irttcr, tv rctar
HmIL lo.ooo r Mfiiisutttie. 'sMiw.
B 1 hi lUBl S w fefNSias.wai mh w
To tost a 1'osltlve Cure for tho effects of self Jibuse,
llarlr V.es.. tolWonSiNerseu. lleblllt J, lout t
bSmilimtr, lmpote'''77e. Bo .(treat Is our faith in
Sir HrVclno we wtllBj-nd'on. FiiirM.athVs iMedlclae
kadsVuch Valualile Information FU1.K. Address
U. M. t'U-. 6 Ureadway, Sew Yerk.
Breakfast
Coco
CARTEKSI
Mrs. Gregory's Murdorors
Quail When Accused.
DRAMATIC SCENE IN COURT,
McGnlra and Mrs- Browa Openly Charged
with the Orims by Their Acoomplioe,
The Man l'lends Mat Guilty-How the
lNilr AVi-re Arrested Clever Huso of tile
Detectives tf Oot Them Oitt of Penn
sylvania Without a iteiiulslilon-No
Doubt as to the Clullt of the Arrosted
Couple,
MidIiletown, N.Y., Dac. 3. Fred Mc-
Guite and Airs. Saran A. Drown, the al
leged mur derers of Mrs, Amelia J.
Gregory, who wus killed at her home,
near this city, on October 14. aro In the
grasp ot justice. They were arrested at
Guloton, I'a., and brought here Tuos-
ay night. To avoid the delav Incident
to a requisition tha detectives told tho
pair that tlioy were wanted as witnesses
in tho murder oase.
When Justice John Wiggins opened
court yesterday morning for a hearing
tu tho case Assistant District Attorney
Powelsou appeared for the peoplo nnd
The rou A. Read for the prisoners. Me-
Guire was first arraigned aud Interro
gated apart from Mrs. Brown. In reply
to tho Court he stared that he was 23
years old he is probibly ten years old-
r aud was born at Shandaken, Ulster
County. In n Arm voice he pleaded nut
guilty.
Hi i) re was a dramatlo scene In court
when Warren Bra&lngton, the alleged
accomplice of the prNouer, v.h called to
the witness stand by the district attor
ney. At this uulooked for jtppeur.iuce
of his old partner In crime as a witness
nguinst him AloUulre's bulldog ooujago
aud nerve visibly failed him.
lu reply to sharp uuestionliig uraz-
lugton gave additional and Sensational
detuils to his confosslon previously
made. lie told how McUuirj and Mrs.
lJrown and himself had mot at Mc
Gulro's and conspired to rob the Greg
orys. On two nights, he said, Bhortly
before the murder wra accomplished, he
and McGuire went to tho Gregory house
armed with loaded pistols and iuteut on
"getting the money," as be phrased It.
On each occasion as they sneak od up
to the house they saw Mr. and Mrs.
Gregory peuceably seated beside their
hearthstone, iirazlngton says that at
this sight his heart failed him and he
refused to accompany Mouulrs.
This new statement by Iirazlngton Is
believed to be true nnd confirms the
general opinion that Mrs. Drown was as
deep in the plot as McGuire, and that
sue accompanied him and assisted him
In the dreadful work.
Justice Wiggins committed McGuire
to the county jail at Goshen to await the
action of tho grand jury. The police
have secured from tho woman a If J bill
with peculiar marks and dls'colora-
tions, and Mr. Gregory identifies it as
being part of the monoy stolen from his
house at the time of the murder.
Jtanks and ltank Failures,
WAsniNOTO, Dec. 3. Tho report of
the Comptroller of Currency shows that
during the year ended Oct. SI, 1801,
l'J.J new National banks were organized
possessing en aggogats capital ot $20,
700,000, thus exhibiting a growth large
ly in excess of the annual average for
past years. In number of faiures the
present excosds any previous year, but
otherB have been more disastrous in
point of capital and liabilities. . It Is
noted that more than one half in num
ber of tho banks which became Insolv
ent during the period covered by the re
port were located in two; Western States,
and that these failures were chiefly due
to the effects of four successive crop
failures.
liurneu to Dentil In Ilur Ilouse.
CanandAiqtja, N. Y., Dec. 8. Early
yesterday morning James S. Crawford' 8
house on Wood street was burned and
the only occupant, Mrs. Sarah Gibson
do Somoskeoy was cremated alive. When
the fire was discovered the entire
Interior was in flames and the attention
ot the department was directed to the
adjoining buildings. After the names
had been extinguished it was found
that Mrs. Somoskooy was missing, and
further search revealed her blackene d
remains in the ruins.
A Verdict Aca'nst a Railroad.
New Yoke, Dec. 8. Edward L. Cun
ningham was awarded $7,500 damages
yesterday by n jury in Judge Wheeler's
court, against the New York Central &
Hudson Hirer Railroad Company. In
October, 1890, Cunningham was injured
at Buffalo while employel by the rail
road company. He Instituted suit for
$0,000, and the jury, after being out
two hours, gave him the above amount.
PaniRtfl to Itolllne: Stock.
NonwALK, Conn., Deo. 3. A collision
between two switching engines took
place yesterday morning at Wilson
Point, the Sound terminus of the IIous
atonlc Itallroad, by which a great deal
of damage was done to rolling stock.
Conductor Patrick Kelly was badly in
jured. i
Claimed Ho Is Insane.
Brockton, Mass.. Dec. 3. Charles T.
Stoddard, of this city, was yesterday
sentenced to 112 years' Imprisonment lor
indecent assault on two young girls. It
is claimed for Stoddard that he is In
sane, and, therefore, not responsible
for his actions.
Illness oT Duin Pedro.
Paths, Deo. 3. Kx-2mperer
Pedro is in a (serious condition,
diabetes, complicated with a chill.
Dom
from
His
daughter is with him, and Dr. Charcot
and other eminent physicians are in
attendance.
NEW YORK NEWS IN BRIEF.
The State Board of Canvassors met In
Albanv vesterday, Republicans bad at
torneys present. The day was taken up
with wrangling, and nothing was ac
complished.
Tratman. Bailey & Blampey, lltho
graphers ot Navy York, have obtained
judgment against the iilacktvveii uur
bam Tobacco Company ol North Caro
Una for $U,03S.
The Third Assembly District Conven
tion ot Albany county nominated Galen
H. Hill, ex-Assemblyman, unanimously
as candidate for member ot Assembly
In pl'ice of lion. IS. Murphy, dtceaied.
names, mw m m m
m W?SS mm.M lib
ABSOLOTELy PURE
NEW LNGLANO ORIbFS.
Tho Democrats elected William K.
Potter Mayor of Providence yesterday
on a second ballot.
Burglar I'henix, sentenced nt New
port, I!. I , iu four years' imprisonment,
has thirteen ludiutiiieuu to answer to iu
Pennsylvania wu'U rtflaaed.
The polioe vf Boston have Arrested
Michael S. Cronlu on the charge ot hav
ing set fire to the Monument Square
Methodist Church Monday night.
Capt. J. Hatch I'arker of the United
States Marine Service, died at Castlne,
Me., yesterday, aged 5'J years. Capt.
Parker cuterel the servloe in 1805 aud
made an excellent record.
The election at New Uaven, Conn.,
resulted In tile placing of 11 Demoorats
in the Council Board ami 13 Republi
cans. Fifteen Democratic aldermen and
0 liopublioun aldermen were elected.
Tho town government stands Demo
cratic. PLEASANT
irXT MnrtNINR I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
My doctor says it acts gently on the stomsch,
Hvcf and kidneys, and Is n pleasant laxative. This
drink is made from herbs, and is prepared for use
as cosily as tea. ltlnrnnen
r'l
All druninsui sell It at an-- and ll.ul perpai kuee.
liny one to-day. l.anc's 1 amW) Jlcdlt-lno
llnves tho llowclH l-ncn uuy. in
order to be
healthy, this is necessary.
Grand Opening!
FAT, I, AND WIN
TUB STYLES OF
MILLINERY
ELLAM.M'GITOISS
-No. 26-
East Centre St, Shenandoah, Pa.
The nnestand largest assortment
in Hate, Bonnets and Caps at re
markably low prices. Our line of
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Newly Refitted and Renovated
TONSORIAL : PARLORS
Haw Cutting and Hair Dressing I
BUAMPOOINO, ETC., BY
E. G. J. WADLIKGEB
Under 1'ostoftlce Building,
Main anil Oak Sta., Shenandoah,
B-Hot nnd cold baths, Polite, prompt and
careiui utieutiou.
DO YOU WANT
A GOOD FIT ?
nnd well-made, fashionable clothes?
- If so, call on
W. 0". JACOBS
Fashionable Custom Tailor,
8 South Jardin Street, Shenandoah,
Call nnd Bee samples of the latest goods and
the styles. Good workmanship, piomptness
mm imr prices.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Largest and oldest reliable purely cath com
X3JTVX1D FATJST,
120 S. Jardin St., Shenanooah.Pa,
J K POMKJIOT.
4 TT OR HEY' A TLAW,
tOcs Seddaasbutldhi ornor Main and OsaU
aK J tV rtUsKU -.l id'
Ueniunded for a Week.
LoNDOS, Doc. 8. Joseph J. Ashforil,
formerly secretary aud treasurer ot the
Royal Arcanum Building and Loan
Association of Brooklyn, N. Y., who
was arrested at Liverpool on Nov. 10 on
the charge of embezzling nearly $20,000
from the association, has been again re
manded for a week. Detective Shaush
nessy of Now York, who expects to take
the prisoner back to Brooklyn, has ar
rived in London and was present in
court.
100 Dollars an Hour
for sleep at certain times would bo a cheap
price. For crying bsbies use Dr. Hand's
Colic Cure. It never fni!. O -t. Mc
Carthy and J. M. Hillan, the druggists,
are funiitliinK free sample: to those who
doubt, but would like to try it.
Now is the time, to secure your
liv-
(lruulB ngnlnst freezing.
A Mystery Explained.
The papers e mtaln frequent notices of rleb,
pretty and educated girls eloping with
negroes, tramps and oiaonnifn. Tie well,
knowirtipei'l il "t, Dr. Franklin Mll", s lys all
such girls are moro orl jss bysterlcxl, nervous,
very Imp islve, uabtl ince i; usually sniij -ot
to headache, iH'Ur.lnl.i, sicp.esac im
moderate c-ylnn or lauilihiir. TlnNonliowa
weak nervo im syst-im for wh eh therj li no
remedv equ tl to itestora'lvo Nervine, Trial
tioulas and a Has boor, eon aliil ii; m.inv
marvelous cures, free a1 o. 11. tlatfenouch s
drug store, who also sell, nnd g larautee l)r.
Miles' jelehr ite 1 New Heart Cure, the finest
of heart toulos. Oures autterlju, short
tiroalli, etc.
The display of holiday goods this
car will tie immense.
Miles' Kerve Had Liver Pills
Act on a now principle regulating the
liver, stomach and bowels through the nerv't
A new discovery. Dr. Miles' l'llls speedily
cute biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles,
ongupauou. unequaiea lor men, women,
children. HmalL-sl. mlldest.surostl aldoses.
S'fcts. Sampled Free, at U. li. llagenbuch's
ding store.
The owners of sleighs look at them
wisliuily at times.
Height of Oruolty.
Nervous women seldom receive tho Bynx
plomsthey deserve. Whl'oortcu the pictures
of health, they are constantly ailing. To
withhold sympithy from these unfortunates
is the height of cruelty. They have a weak
heart, causing shortness of breath, fluttering,
pnln In side, weak and huugry spells, and
uuauv swelling or nuKiei. oppression, enos:
Inir, Bmotherlugand dropsy. l)r Miles Now
Heart Cure Is Just the thing for them. Kor
the r nervousness, headache weakness, etc,
nls neat iratlve Wervl 'ft is unquaieo, fine
treat's on "Heart and Nervous Disease ' and
marvelous testimonials tree. Bold ana
guaranteed by U. 11. Hagenbucu.
Turkeys are now belutr fattened
for
the Chrlatrnaa Bliuigliter.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will yon heed the warning? The signal per
haps of the sure approach of that more ter
rible disease, Consumption. Ask ynurselvee
If you can nllord for the sake of saving 60
rents, to run the risk and do nothing for It.
we Know iron experience mat unuoirs t;nr:
will Cure vour Couub. It never falls. This
explains why moro than a Million Bottles
were sold the past year. It relieves Cronp
and Whopplnc Cough at once. Mothers do
uoi oe wiinotiiit. rnr uime tsaca, eiiao or
Chest, use Shtloh's Porous Plaster. Hold by
O. H, Hageubnon, N. E. corner llalu and
cioyu streets.
The accumulated ashes on the end
of a cigar preserve its ilavor.
Shlloh's Consumption Ouro.
This Is beyond question the most anc
lessful Coueh Medlmne we have ever sold.
a (ew doses lnvarlsbly cure the worst oases of
Cough, Croup, and Bronchitis, while lis won-
lenui success in tne cure 01 consumption is
without a parallel in the history of mndlclne
Blnoe It's Brst discovery' it lias been sold on a
zaarantee. a lest which no otuer inoilloia-
onu stand, Ii you have a Cough we earnestly
islt you to try it. Price 10 cents, SO cents, and
il.tO. If your Lungs aro Bore, Chest or Back
tamo, use Modioli's Porous Planter. Hold by
O. H. Hagenbuch, N, E. corner Main and
uioya streets.
It will soon be time to look un tim
ber for the Februury election.
A Glorious Itecord.
Blnce tho introduction of tho Famous Vnn
Tina Cough and Consumption Curo in this
vicinity, the death rate from Consumption
bus decreased wonderfully ; It never lulls to
enect a cure, ana is tne hcsicousu med cine
Try 11. Trial bottles free at Klrlln's drug
sujre.
Predictions for December nroinisa
some real wiutry weatuer.
A Parish Prlosfs Oortifloato Cer
tified to by tho Archbishop
of Mexico.
I. parooMul prl stand eocltslastlcal Judge of
lytJiayu, oiuia iu iiuaunjuuiu, aereuy certily
unit i Know heverai people wuo nave oeeu
cured by i ho Cactus Blood Cure. It radbuiily
nndetlectually dispels all Impurities of tho
oiooa, i iiArsiAi .it. uumuuiiv
The above signature Is tint which be uses
in a t his business, omclallv and otlicrwlKO
nod he Is an old pupil of mine.
T i . A-,, rcuoisuop oi jioxico.
Hold at Klrlln's Drug rJUre,Ferguson Houm
aioua.isuorjauuoa' .
YALL PAPER BARGAINS !
Largest and cheapest stock in town.
Attislic Pointing, Graioing ami DecjraUo
J. P. GARDEN,
lf2-6m 221 W, Centre Ht,, HIIEMANDOAII
CHRIS. ROSSLER'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT
201 N. Main St., Shenandoah.
The Finest Slock of Beers, Ales, (Sgars, fa
DEESSMAKING SCHOOL !
To the ladles of Hheuandonh and vlolnlly.
ASclentKIc Dress Cuitlngaud Makluir Branch
Hchool la ooeued In room No. 8, Bobbins'
bnlldltnr. over the post ntllce. where nuuils
nrHlnlr.n anrl Inilirlil. tlinlatpkt sml linul sys.
tern of cutting nnd dressmaking The systems
is a saving oi time, lauor ana money ana is
readily acquired. All are dellghltd who liavo
learned it. Open evenings,
11-8-tf Mrs, M. C. HCWITT,
A. Dyiinmilo Factory Exiuodoa
with TcrriMo Havoc.
DEATH WITHOUT WAIINING.
Portions of Bodies Pioked Up Hundreds
of Foet from tha MilL
Ghastly Scenes nt the ltiiln- silrnculous
Kseape of Threo Jloys The frhock
IMatnly Felt Ten Allies Awuy Windows
Ilrnken Across the Itlver -Threo Other
Ilulldlligs t illed with Dynamite JSs
caped Destruction.
Nyack, N. Y., Dec. 8. An explosion
occurred at the dynamite factory in
llaverstraw yesterday afternoon nnd
tho shock was felt for many miles.
Flvo men wero killed, as follows:
John WaDswohtii, engineer of the
works;
1'kthr Cahlossa, nn Italian work
man;
Joseph Williams, workman;
Joseph C. Adui.bv, workman;
Pkkry Lou.vsBBKRy, of Sing Sing.
The Injured are: Elmer Nash, fore
man; Don Doudero, shell roller; John
Furrell, shell roller; William Mott,
shell roller.
Lounsberry wus in a boat near the
shore. A man, who was in the boat
with LouuBberry nt the time, escaped
uninjured. The building which. Wa s
blown up was a frame one 50 by 100 ,
feet. The building was set on fire by
the explosion and burned for Heveral
hours. The shock from the explosion
waa felt 20 miles away. A nil in our ot
other buildings containing dynamite,
about 151 fee tfrom the scene ot the ex
plosion were not injured.
the nroP'-rty balongs to the Clinton
Dynamite Company, of which William
P. Fuss, of IlaveratiuW, is the manager.
Elmer Nash, the foreman of the worKs,
was on the dock, a short distuuud away,
und escaped unhurt. Glass was broken
by the shock In Congers City, ltookluud
Lake, Nyack, and other near-by places.
The cause of tho explosion is not known
at present.
liesidents were extremely frlghtouod .
There wero four distinct explosions,
coming oue aft-ir tho other. Three boys,
who wero employed iu the upper story
of the mill, had ' a miraculous escape
from death. On the first concussion tho
floor upon which they worked seemed to
rlso up. They leaped for safety und ran
for dear life.
(.hot by Ills Wire.
Buffalo, X. Y., Doc. 3. John &
Holer, a florist, doing business on Gill
cott street, was shot and probably fa
tally wounded by his wife Magdnlona
yesterday. Heler was driving along
Genesee street, in East Buffalo, when
his wife approached from behind nnd
fired two shots, both of which took
effect, one near tho loft lung and tho
other near the kidneys. Heler was re
moved to the hospital and Is In a criti
cal condition. Mrs. Heler was arrested.
She stated that she shot her husband
because he had left her and gone to live
with another woman, lleier claims he
was livlug with his cousin.
editor of "Flcaro" Fined.
Pakis, Dec. 3. In the Xinth Court of
Paris to-day the editor ot the "Figaro"
wus fined GU0 francs lor infringing an
article of the press law by opening a
subscription whose object was tha pay
ment of legal costs, this refers to the
subscriptiou raised by the "Figaro" for
the payment of the line and costs of the
Archbishop of Aix, recently convicted
of writing un insulting letter to M. Fal-
1 teres, the Minister ot Publlo Worship.
Au Dvungellst of Former Days.
Bostos, Dec. 3. Itev. Samuel Adams
Devens, who Is dead In this city, aged
iH, graduated at Harvard In lo-li, in the
class with Oliver Wendell Holmes and
other noted men, Ho was ordained its
an Evangelist lu 1837, aud lu early Ufa
was active in preaching the Unitarian
faitli in various places In New England
and tho South. Ills last service In tho
ministry wus in Charleston, 3. 0., soon
after the war.
She llemembered Lafayette.
WoncESTKR, Mass., Dec 3. Mrs.
Patty Blulrdlad at the home of her son,
W. A. Blair, in West Brookflsld. yester
day, after a three-weeks' sickness. She
was 1UJ years old and retained her fac
ulties to the end. She could easily re
member Lafayette's visit and when ho
passed through Brookfleld. She wus
born in Uurrillville, it. I., and was the
daughter of Capt. Israel Smith.
Suit Against Senator Dries.
Lima, Ohio, Deo. 3. The treasurer of
Allen county filed suit against United
States Senator Calvin S. Brice yesterday
for $17,-50, delinquent taxes. The Sen
ator has constantly refused to pay taxes
here duiing the past few years, alleging
whenever pressed for a settlement that
he had no restdeuce at this place. Tho
amount asked for Includes over $-,000
In peualties.
May Side With Francs.
Paris, Dec. 3. Tha "Sieclo" says that
tho 1'opu will publicly condemn the agi
tation carried on by the Bishops against
the French Government. "Le Matin"
says that unless tho Pope repudiates the
course pursued by the Bishops the
French Ambassalor will not return to
the Vatican,
NEW JERSEY JOTTINQS.
Woodbury claims nineteen victims ot
the Advnuce Beuelfciul Order of Philadel
phia. A large lumber raft from tho head
waters of the Delaware has arrived ut
Bordentawn.
Justice Scuddor postponed the trial
ot William Seruby, colored, Indicted tor
the murder ot Mary Linn, at Trenton,
until Feb. 8.
Memorial windows have just been
placed In tho Swedesboro 11. K, Church
for Mrs. S. J. O. Downs, late president
of the W. 0. T. U.
The season for shooting deer closed
In Now Jorsoy ou Monday. Quite a
number were killed this fall and the
Legislature will be asked this winter to
prohibit the shooting ot such game for
Ave years.
We Can't do it
0
but nro willing (o pay for learning liow to
make as good nn article tis Wolffs Acme
Bi.ackinu of olinnp material m that a
retailer can profitably sell it at 10c
Our price Is 20c.
Tho retailer says the puMic will not pay
it, Wo say the public will, because they
will always pay n fair price for a gooil
article. To eli-iw both tho trndo and the
publio that wo want to frUe them tho best
lor tho least money, wo will pay
$10,000.00
Reward
For nboro information ; tins offer is open
until January 1st, 1803.
WOLFF & HANTJOLPn, Philadelphia.
Plk-Roil Is tho name of a paint which
uoes work that no other mint run do. Arm
wood painted Willi It look like tho natural
wood when it is stained and varuisbed.
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
will find It proiltablo to Investigate. All
tmint stores ecll II
CACTUS BLOOD CURB.
SUPERIOR TO SiRSAPiRIWL
Purities the lloorl by ex
pelling tfht impurities through
the proper chnnrelsand never
causes eruptions on the skin.
Regulates tho bowels Cures
dyspepsia, liver and kidney
troubles, tones up the system
and gives you an appetite.
Never foils to euro any con
dition produced by impure or
infpoverished blood, or a dis
ordered state of stomach, liver
or kidneys.
Sold at Klrlln's Drug Store,
Ferguson' t Hotel Block, Shenandoah, Pa.
Ask nir
r lint fir
nU nir neents for W.
Ti. Doiiclun Shoes.
If not for snlo In sour place nslt your
Hsu your
secure tliti
ii
enter to Hf-nd for rmiilniriif-
iiizcncy, nun tret tiieni lor you.
IV-TAKX NO WUHSTITUTi:. -ill
S3 SHOE GEftTLf?(VIEN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY?
It Is a Bfiunlesa Bhor, with no tucks or wax thrrntt
to hurt thefeoti made of tlio Ik-e lluo calf, stylist,
aud vay, and became we make moro shoes of this
tirade than any other manufacturer, It equals hand
Bowrd fchocflco-ttlttit fmm 81.00 to $o.iw.
CltX OlMirniilim Hnm1eMl, tho finest calf
45JJo Fhoo ever olTeroil for $".u; cquala French;
Import! Klines which cost from 8s.tMto8W00.
ft 00 ll(iiul-cncl Welt Mioe, ilno cult.
Ht' etylhh, comfortublo nutl durable. Tho best
Mino ever offered at thta iirlce 1 samo urudo aa cus
tom-madn slioon costltiB from $6.00 to 8'J-t.
50 I'olicc Mioim Kari'ierB, I In II road Men
Pii und lA'tti'rC'mrlernll woartliem; llnocalfr
Bonmlcis, Bmootu IqsIiH. hravy threo tne, extcn
dlon edno. Ono pair will wear n year.
4BO 50 Hiu fiill'i m lit'tterhhoo over offered At
5Ga thU prlt-e; one trial ulll rouvluco thuso
who want a shoo forenmfort nnd service.
SO - WoiUliiffiiuni'M shoes
tim nro very strong nnd durable. Tlmse who
Iia.'e Given them n trial will wi-ar no other mako.
K2gy,ic1 S'J.OO nml 81.75 fechool shoes nro
MUJ9 worn by tho loy everywhere; they sell
on their merits, as the Inerenslnff sales Bhow.
B irrlSAt9 Ss'1.00 Ilniul-M'uoil shoo, best
timCi UIU5 DoiiKola, verv fetyllAh; enuatsFreucb
imported shoes eostliiK from gt.UUo86.U).
IjllCllOH' U.i)Ui jvj.uii mm l?l.U uo iur
Misses nro the bebt fine Uongola. htyllsh nnd durable.
million. See that W. h. Douglas' immo ant
price are stamped 6n the bottom of each shoo.
tTosopb. tll,
DR. THEEL,
tha "nir sioulua UfrnisvB Itncrlou
HpocUliit lu th United Put- who U
tblt U cure BlOOd PolSOHf
Nervous Debility "i 8p
clal Disease f th hi,
hkLnPUistirea). ft"d HpoU Pttnl In U
bouei.soreTl.roat Mouth,
UlotrliM, PlmpUi, sTupUoni, icft or
hri llccri, Bwflllng, Irriutloo,
IittlunmktioDst ni BuobIdci,
bUKiuri, Wtakca fcnd Irly
4wT IobI memory rrak tnwk went. imUly. mBT tna
I'utt r I'ti.Mfi nd all PlarftKS reiwltlnr from Kes.
lD.lt"r.-Uon or Overwork. K-fffUt cci curwl in to 10
rller t onc Po not loe h"ic, no mniU't wht ""J
tt inR n i-'nr Qn Ft.n U nr ll.irrUsv. riivriaUn n fllM.
Pr. THt-Fi. cur.i positively ''llh""1 dnenlion froim
tUKlnni mo ffirii un nu .nn t f oMimi-tiTi
wtuKitsii rl h or fMT K'nf 5r itamp tor bOOH
XHIIT1-It ri'i.!t Onvk urft'V iwnrn tMllniooUlsh
HoV-w tlallv f .m 9 u Kv ( 6 trt Vrt sn4 BU
It k U 10 Hum 1 HI) 11 Writ- r.r call t4 l' W
Tn Rtfertuuu M Wtrfa "ti Biturdty PMIs. Uftlly Tin
A ME SHOW
If you want tu bp1 a fine display of Boot and
rMioea, go i'
W, S, SNYDER'S
Bootand Shoe Store,
(Mas teller's old staud,)
Comer Coal and Jarttlu fit.
Custuui Worlc unci HUtnairlng:
Done In the best style.
WEEKS
Has removed to Bill Jones' old stand
17 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Where he will be pleased to meet the wants
of his IrleudB and the publlo In
Everything in the Drinking Lino.
Li. "
BIUOKKU, M. U.,
PITYMCIAN AXD S V KffEO ff,
'niiiravst Oenue Htreet; Hfchsuoy City. I'a
iklnaodall r-eolaldl,ah .mUlly,
w. l.wdouglas