n
r
GEN. GARCIA KILLED
Meiican CommRMler U ur
fieri by Ills Troop?.
THET HO OVER TM TUB RKBPILS.
Sum, tba SreUtiftnm Leader, Bcgianing
to ht (rrtatly IV-tng..
Ufa PnrM Hl( Aasmkated Every Day
Ifce MrKlesm Aimy In a B.H Yt sy,
Mj uMh 8t.Iill.ia Havfnr Ch.
Vletecl Criminal., Who HtiHmtMi
With Ih- Uprl.li.it -Opinion eta Htsl
can Rollwxr IT.liLut or Jin. tun.
, Momtbrit, Mex, lira. 31. dev.
Seres, f lb gtSM of Nhuvo 1ob, ami
V ... I I I I ,. . . . ,1 Ik : i - -.. ... ...... I.
IStiXurbeJ ar the itituatloa the
Sutler. Tbs uievemsnts of th troop
hr. Igh here from the lower part of
la tUnubllo during the pa.it Bra days
u been Tery great, and tha Iranepot-t-lon
(noli, let of tha MexiOen National
Mlroad ha been itsaDleiant to ae
sumociate tn henry demand made
;oa It hi tha gurornmant.
Tba garrLnn here Use rushed all of
ilt a l'tble t-oops to Niieve Laredo,
fro . 'l'.eh place they are distributed
ilon the right bank of tha Klo Grands.
Tba news received hua I nut night
hat Gen. Lorenso Qnrola, la no at maul
if the troops Id tha tie 1 1 la tha XartherB
lose of Mexico, with headquarters at j
Mler, nail been murdered by hie com
niHBd a. id that the entire foroe, nuna
borlag aereral hundred mtn uudar Ills
lmniedlata otnmand, had gone over to
the ade of the revolution', oroasing
over lcto Texaa iu a body i a point be
tween Ho ma and CnrrlHa.
'Joe private noldlera la tha Mexican
army aro aearly ah aonvicted cr'mluaU
wl.o iaatend of beinc given a term la
prison urn aeatenead to aerve with the
iuIHUh. They are dmperate oharao
trra and are nearly all secret gympa
tl, iters of the revolutionary movaiuent.
(leu Qarelu w one of the moat promt
Bent nd Itlcleni oillcer in the Mexican
army knd hli death at this iaia U sr
'till blow to the government
FEAR GARZA NOW.
sfealcaii Authfrlali Herlanlns; to
apeiit the ltnvulHtlonsr Tcaitnr.
Saw Antonio, Tex., Deo. 81. The
military authorities of this department
are uf the opinion tbat Uarza has a
cret pNp atratust Uexlco that he v-ill
follow out.
The Mbtloan authorities rlgard him
with great tear, his work of th pas.
three months showing them that he Is a
much more capable Under than was at
Htf supposed.
Hie forces are kaowu to ba well or
gin.sed Tholr numbsr on the Texas
aido at the border oau be but poorly os
ilmatsd, bu' aeoordlng to the olwnm
made by Oapt. John '& Durks, of the
Tloltod States Third Oavatry, whu Is
th 'roughly lufurmid on the altuitlon,
the wbolu Mexlonu population of the
border States are sympathlasrs, If not
actual followers, la the revolutionary
IhifaVs Th r la No Oraat Trouble.
Boi-ioN, Deo. 31. Prtsldent W. 8.
Aeyuolds, of the Mexluaa Centra: R.ill
xowi, upon being interviewed abiut th e
troubles on tie Mexican border, said i
. "What inform.ttisu I have ooacernlng
Hhla alleged revolution I hitv gathered
from the bowapapers. Wa have oar
va wtios whish arii eonnecw.t with
t.m of 1'ie WasUru Colon TelegrapA
OoLipany, .ial wijre tbure any great
truujle we would ortalol.v ba aware of
it. 1 am 'lull j ..ure thit information
vouldnnt o suppesd by tl'e govern -me
it, an,' furthermore, we nend la
uphir. In oODelulon o r runrxent.ft
tive tilers a-a woll Info-mud oa alixl
oan HiTalra, hl I wore thore sij troulde
i would oon iiarn lt uatur "
la Ilahall -r Marvlnz Huailtiit.
IlDKTWforoH, i'a., Dec. 81. An ap
peal Is publtehod here by B. F. Isenberg
lu behalf ot the starving Husstans. Ills
appeal la addreassd to the farmers ot
i. Lis umnty and all others whu .ate ivul--
vaaiit In relieving the poor peas
ants ut the famine-stricken country. I
.k laenberg auuounoes that he will
grind f.eaj all the gru'a that the farmers
will glvn for the benajt of these un
fortunate people, and In addition he
will donata a b.ishel tor "very ten he
leoeives. Tba Pbnuaylvnniu railroad
hiis decided to ahlp ail Hour intended
for Russia to New York free. The li-st
shipment will be ready In about ten
days.
Cluuldn't atauil Ilia 1'itMli1 OhJilli(n,
PMLauaLTHtA, Deo. 81. William
Marsh, aged IS, of 'Fouatown, near Mil
ton, who obibmlUel suiolde Tuesday
Ight by shooting himself, waa married
'aturdav to Miss Agnea Wiley, of
'en, N. J., unkaowa to his par
i The faintly opposed the match,
la Bresentlitg the certlneate of
tr marriage, asking tt be could
Usr hi wife home, so serious were
,s ibjeesloDe that he remarked that
would utt worry them long, and,
otng up stairs to his rem, killed him
If. Dsatruciivi, Firs at Altu.iaa, ra.
Aiiooka, Ta, Dac 81. The Jag
urd botldraga were destro yed by tlr
juiterday. Tbi following are tha ooou
tiaau aud thoii raspatetiva loww: stead
helm' iha atoru. flu, (MX): MoCosaell
& Soap, eloSklM, )S,0(Mi Zeth's biul
nees ocHsire, RSUO; Kail road Men's
UhrUtlan Aasociatioi, $1,530. Th'a two
latt-r ar partly laaured. Ml Anna
Mack, a atadeut at tba bnatusss oollege.
was token from save burolog balldlag
by meama of a ladder, having beea a a a
a ternUe death. tt
14gUi leirarelaa by tha frasldsnt.
WaIMrOii, Pc 81. The Ireldiat
held a pilbne reptiJ1 yeeteruay aieer
oeeu, and to hU an hoar be ih ok
b.nH viAh 1JMT. neoole. aeeo riling to
the tali kep by a doorkeeper. The
aMwd laeludud 000 exouclt)ite tram
hew York and Boston, uieatly aahool
waabera. -nd anutbsr excursion from
"7w Yek nuBsburtnic M9. and mem
bars of (he HatsntlAe, Literary and Hit.
f.rual Aaeociatlou, now In seaio Here.
Al leged II. 'tt. ll,Oi.000.
rnujuiw.-i. Do. 3i. -A family has
. rw 1 tiriod ,n bUamokia, 1'a. ..
, aim ic b- the lawi I hjirr to s.a lm
&ee U tuna ' S.na'lu, e.UtM astle
OF THE QUIP. 1
Matty vletlm of the IIIkih
In Variant
Bsctltms.
iBn,Arltt.rHIA, Dee, 81, Richard
Veux in omAned to his bail, sufterlaa
from .ht grip. Thlt U tha a soon 1 at
tack of tha illitMfi
Willi Avar vT, n., Dm. 81 Abil
100 employes of tit stetsra dtrlslea of
the IMladelphta Si ( Hailrend art
laid off with tha s)Mp. la is estimated
that the w are fully 1,009 oaoi of tti
tlisMia her ,
North AtT.-.BBOiio, Mn., Deo. 81.
Three luiidre.l new oasss ef lea grip
and eight resulting death have been
reported here.
Nkw HAvik, Dee. 81. There wss
voarotiiy an Interval c! 34 hoar between
tha death of tba wife add ruothar at At
torney Charles D. llaydsn. Ilia wlfa
died yesterday of tha grip, liei
mother, Mm Han let Rekeooa Duutr.e,
dlad Ik' the sftarunoi.
Uranfohb, Conn., Dee. 81 Uellnda
Hoaley, aged 40, who or a number of
weeks wu housekeeper far Oharloa
Uarrlton who died of the grla, died la
th morning of the tame dlaeam. Shi
hao been ill but threa da,
Uoeron Dea 81. Of the twantj
dentha reptrtod to the Hoatou Board of
Health up 10 soon, eight were from
pneaiiaouln and four from grip wltU
compllontion There are lxtj'-ena
police otHocra rpomd ob the ilsk list.
MiDDLcrowN, Oorm., Dee. 81. Qrlp
has been particularly fatal here. Mra.
Timothr U.iaey. Hgea Oij, died from a
Httttok of pbumnia auoerlnduced b
grip, yeeterdny moralag. Mr. Droit
(II i-l of nfumonln In the afternoot
' Ur ehort illneea, brought ea by
hb utUck of grip. He w.ta (U years of
age. Tho ocuple had beea marrte
twenty-five yeare.
flrlp Hnfli-era fliieit.
Lo."DOJI. Dee. 81.---The looul RUthorl- '
tlis of Dover, Kent, In their attempt to
atninp o tt influenza, have cloeaed that
diaeaaa aa ooatngioue, and aa it is an
olleuse for persons Mifterlag from a
coiitiiglo.is dlseaae to visit publlo places,
a number of persons suffering from the
malady referred to have baen arrested
aad oharged with violating the health
laws. Tbey were all oonvlcted
and i
eaoh person arrested waa fined
Tlia B9:lar-Hudalsr Iilntlnd.
Pi'ILAUELr ia, Deo. 81. The young
burglar who killed oae oflloer and
wounded another has been identified ni
Hobort J. Oeeoaden. lie la the sou ot
the late George Casoaden, who was a
member of the firm of Boyer, Kvuus M
Oaaoaden, Ha Is well connected.
Young Caaoaden's f.tth'r died last
April, leaving a widow anl a daughter,
now aboni 18 years old, and two sons,
the e '.st being Itokiert The family
fornerlv lived at Beverly, X. J., and
jjuni,- OascaUen ro alwaya oonsldsred
a well 'bewared aad promising young
fellow.
Cential AiiitrJoai Ilaelproclty.
WASHlaor-i, Deo. 31. Reciprocity
arrangements were signed yesterday by
Seoretary lllalno with the Minister of
Guatemala and Salvador for their re
spective, countries. The arrangements
with Uii.MeranU require the approval
ft the Congress ot that oauntry, but It
Is expected that the arrangement with
lalvHUUr W441 iV luw vyviwitvu X-. A,
next.
NtWJ OF THE DAY. j
The Chicago grata blockade Is at an
and.
Aaron Van Uater ot Bod Usj!, N. '.,
waa Instantly klllt.d yesterday by tv
iug a tree he was outtlng down ta'.l on
Mm.
Jonas S. Hinckley, inventor of the
kn.ttliig machine which bsars his unme,
died at Norwalk, O., yesterday, aged
74 yeuifs.
Michael Tylor, a well known local
pelltlolan of Red Bank, N. J., died yes
terday. He was elestod to the Leglsla
tur in ItbJ and ssrved three terms.
He also he.d many other political offices
!a the Stats, lis was a Democrat and
a, 'eader ot the party la Monru outh
ouiiiy.
tVeathflr Iwriloatlon.
TVASiitw. row, Deo. ax For New fSnrlsnti
Colder fair: northerly winde, iucreaslDB
clui.d.nessaiid iilng teiaperatuie to-morrow,
with uaa'erlv winds.
For Keatera New Vork, Saalera Penssrl
vanhi, Nw Jerter, Maryland and Delaware!
Pair, northerly wiuJi, sllgut ohaaies in tem
perature For Western New York and "Veetern Penn
sylvania! Fair, etatlnntry tenipersture,
northerly winds, shifting to eastorly, prob
ably saow to-morrow.
NKW VllltK MAllIf ISTi.
N11 Yohk, Dee.
9H and S pr eeat.
30-Mousr oa eU easy At
BOKD3.
CoHiiir S Clotlns;
YasteraaT To-'tF.
Ker...
)oiip,
a
.119H HTM
a Mar...
.lieii
a. lou.
bTOCat WAllKar.
Closliisj
Yeetvrdir.
Canastait rMeltlo tH)
CeHtral facuac '4i
Cbleavu. Kur, & Qulaey
IMInif are Itudi
aeon.
DeL liek. i. wasterH
aria pnl."'.'.".'.!!!"!'.'..
L4iae aooae e
Louis Naeh
Mioataaa Uaatrel 1
tlaaaourl Pauuts.
New Jersey teetrai
Msrth'vescera
Utwoa NsvlKattoa
PaiHtw Mad
tUaduuf
B4ek talaad
fataM faoi
esveru TJi
m p.'ii
nun..
HUA IK MAHKHT.
wuil.. stark oaaaeJ &rs
.Inuedso )o. :i red wtatee. WJ.
en.
Own - Mersv
wist week,
but BUU4S-
3:
luentLr advanaad. 0o. Mxee. bee. STii
aael.
JaM--Markat opened dull.
Ho. I. mini, I
Iiec te, jsb i
PKUUUUM. i
Dusjf aw
Creamery. State St Van,. eitrM.M aallifj.
creamery, wastera, ami t e.2i o.
Ctesiaery, wesiero aeoaos...,,..4l aatfl a.
State dalt. u. t. tubs, extra 46 o-aW a.
naasa-
Ktate raotory. fulteream. S(it
State factory, full eeeam
faaer
,.uim
..WllOW
i rt.. i oiz
State (otorr. fitu eeeam. nee,..,,.
State raetory. full ereatm. ntsai to nil
.I0alt:
'ual)aluS
btate tauhiry, eooAuoB ts rutr . . .
Ljvi rooiaav-
gpnutr ebwkeus, cnnae. larxenerib. al3W
Iti'iiur unlokens, prime ti aOM
y.U. Jens, tttavakfa.. pena... avtj
DVUHI I'Ol'.TllT -
KAVACU3
Olosln
lo-dar.
Ml
i iC
..IWi HXM,
:: m
-I
,. ml 8iw
Dee..l07M
'tMrker. taw 4 woigitts. per 10 ,lj al 1
ft- -Mr 1-nua, a. W pair. ..HO 5H i
SEEKING A DIYORCE
Priiioa Bluclier and His Mat
rimonial Trfiublos.
WAS DX0KIVBD I1T HIS WIFK.
Hi Baji H Soohtl and Fiaaoolal Stand
la; Did Not, Stttt Him.
Tha Prlncaaa traa Hroaklra (Jlrl, and
tha Marrtuc tt Yanr Ago Wa oa n
tlrantt 8oaU Bluohar, tVho la a D
BOatitlaat of the Vamaua Maralial, tVaa
Thieatanad Ulalaharltauae Mr Hit
latli.r.
Ksw Yohk, Dee. 81. One of th
alllauean la which a Kuropaan noble
nan And nn JL.mrlean girl were the
high oomrActtag parele will soan be
dlaaolred " tha nobleman oaa obtain
lite desire, which Is a dlroroe.
Prince Fordlnnnd BlUoher, desoendant
of the old Fruailan hero oalled by his
countryman "Marshal Vorwarti," who
fell upou Kapoteon't flank nt Waterloo,
married a year or so ago la Milwaukee,
Mla Alma Loeb of Urooklyti.
H nppeari that each party labored
under a mlaappreben sion regarding the
other, for whureas the Prlaoe had noiu-
JOg but sxpeotntioni, hla bride imngtaed
he bad estatea in Qermaar: while ho
fancied her relutlves in New York and
Brooklyn were tmmsnaely wealthy, and
would put him on Uts urtstooratle feet
here In Aoierloa.
VVhan tha honey ntonn was over and
finarioes bogan to run low the mutual
disappointment wu developed. The
rrmoesa Bluober returned to Brooklyn
and mnt hi railila with hr narant nn
Ijtf.tyette avmue, while her hubaud
reverted to uts forme r boarding house
life.
When Prince Blusher's father, Prince
lllucher Von Waldestoft, of Sohloss-
Bluvlowlts, Poc Cuttle, Qermany,
heard of wh.it be considered a mesalli-
iin, his blue blood boiled, ntid he
threatened to
i ut his son oil with a
pfennig.
Other German relatives advised a
dlvores, and, hurried nnd worried on
all sides, tha young German nobleman
Is now looking to the law courts for
surcease of his matrimonial sorrow. He
has consulted Lawyer Ambrose If.
Furdy as to dlvoroe proceedings.
Tba Prinoa Is short in build, has full
blue ayes, a golden mustache, and looks
like the Qsrman pntrioian halt n mils
off. lie Is easy In his manners, very
affable, wears oheok trousers, and
speaks good English with a slight Ger
man uccont.
"t is true," he said, "that my wlfo
deceived me grossly as regards her social
and financial position, but I am aware
I could not obtain a divorce tn this
country, because of deception practiced
before marriage. I have, I hopo, some
thing more tangible on .whloh to rest
my plea. I have found out a chapter In
ths life of my wife which will give ma
a clear oase, altogether apart from uooial
or Qnauolal questions."
"Why," axclaimed tue Frioos, tax
ing warm, "she told ma her New Iter!;
relatives were wealthy and would assist
it, uan uwu ouv VI buatu iiie.i. tiffi
unole Is a rich leather merahaat, but ha
did not advance her a oeat. Her fathe r
does not own his house la Brooklyn.
Well, I suppose every youug man Is
supposed to maku a fool of himself
once lu his life."
CRUSHED BY THE CARS.
Frightful Duath of Two Men ut a fio
tory lu Tallsy Fall., H. I.
PROVIDKMCE, It. I., Dae. 8l.Wli;! A
gang ot men were employed In muting
oars at tha Ilhods Island Perking H-no
Shoe Company's Works at Valley falls
a freight train which was being made
up In tha yards struck the cars with
considerable foroa. Most of tbu men
managed to jump out of the via), but
Isaac Yale and Sarkis Sihlgrau were
caught between the oar and a pile ot
old lrou aud crushed to death.
Yale was a Frenchman, lived at Cen
tral falls and leaves a wife aud six
children. Sabigrau was an Armenian,
lived iti Valley Falla, and had been lu
this country but four months, having a
wife and child In Armenia.
Itnliwn luaeimiltr Again.
Roue, Djc 81. Notwithstanding the
denial made by Amerio.iu oliioiaU, It Is
again asserted, and apparently with au
thority, that the Italian and American
govarumeute have agreed that un In
demnity shall be given In the oase ot
any victims of the New Oris ana lynch
ing proven to be Italian subjects These
repeated assertions of oonoession on the
pa t ot the American government are
attributed, Id some quarters, to the de
sire ot the Rudlnl administration to
mnke an excuse to tha Italian people for
resuming full dlplouiattc relation wltu
the United States. Tha Amerloan de
nials have excited much surprise and
oaused embarrassment to the govern'
-Hisnt and its friends.
ictury for lite TnlegrHpliem.
San FttAKCiaoo, Deo. 81. Tha Ball
road Telegraphers have won their tight,
Late yesterday afternoon tienerul Mana
ger lowne ox tue aoutnara 1'aaiua raur
road lO.apatiT agreed to wltndiaw sua
obnoxious affidavit, lld also tgiaed to
reinstate about threo-quarteri of the
etrlktuK ouerators This aftld ivtt was
that the man aigiaug U did not beloui
to the Ordsr at Knilivai Telegratihai,
Ths operator made a lodag tight until
the trelniurB oauao to tour iMiatanoc
by .hreateaittg a geaersl strike.
Vroved to He a
AcTON. Mass, Deo'.
New Voeker.
81. The horribly
mutilated and deeoiunaaad body fouud
here last Saturday la conclusively
proven to ba that ' IfrmsW Tyler Illxby
nlN.ir 1'ork. Bixb. who worked for
Norman Uoodrioh Oo , lutfc Mew York
nn .luce 8 fur bis vaoutloa. After stieail-
insr three days in Uostoa. tluriug which
time be U said to nave druuk heavily
he auddanlv dleappaartd, It l prob-
ablt that he was l.ired to the sptt where
bis bodv was touu l aud tbera robDed
and murdered. Tha body has been re
moved to Oouoond.
hlandanl Oil r,iop.,..-e Hitraed
Hm.jrs T "1ST, N. .1 . Per. HI A flra
occurred lat evaulug lu the i.wo-story
Aiu.ii.iaiia u uldliii2 tf the btand.trd Oil
Vuric-i at Oiiirtkole Honk. Tha build'
nr v(3 roiriletaly destroyed. The
i (0, , rp tm buu .tuft, atook and mAcala
f'vfo rMph t aont ! ?4,W(J.
Candies, China and Lamps.
QUR OFFEU thin week to teachers la full of tntret. D in't you know
lit II? "J lle!i,1.9imrUtf?.,for X-H,a lfta ftnrt holiday goods ofHlimwi
DISCOUNT OF IE 1'hU CENT, on all puroliiwo to Hie ainoutit of $8.00
and .upward to nil lober. Pluah Goods, Dolls aud Toys lu entllees vurltty.
lollajt wis, all inakBH to ult all puraea.
Are pronounced most dollolous, only 20 cents per pound, all klndg.
DUNCAN (S WATDLKY,
1111 I !ATT I iimiinn rn
TWO STORES:
IC West Centre Street and 34 North Main Street, Shenandoah.
rT"lHEItE ta money In It for you If
A you pu reliant' your holiday goods
from ua. Five hundred ntylt dressed
dolls, from Bo to $1 60 each. Dolls'
shoes, etooklnge, trunks, tables,
(jureuue, chairs, toilet sote, paintboxes,
writing deskg, doll swings, air rifles,
drums, trains of cars, guit boats and
ttber articles run by steam, A iwge
lot of mechanical toys, too) rhests and
nil the latest games, A It C and build,
n K blocks,
Piasn.ToilBl anft ManienrB Sets
utique sliver toilet and man, uro
ets, dictionary aud biole stand hold
re, hook and ladder and lire ei'gniea,
lu stoves, German tops, trump t and
many other articles in (his line.
Musical Instruments, Perfumery, Sleighs !
China Sets, Magic Lanterns, &e.
To ministers of the gospel aud school
bought. All goods must bo sold before
refused. Call early and have the pick
want, wmcu wm oe set asiue,on payment or a small aeposic.
?M ado'paia and Ba ailing Railroa'
JKme Table in ejeel Aoe. IS, 1801
mm LEAVE SHENANDOAH AS FOLLOWS
"or " err Yo ft via Philadelphia, weoir days
.- 1 '- ..1 1'iOB A tie
. m. Hundayl 2.1(1 and l.tt a. m. 'oi jTev
ork, via M-ibcb Chunk, week days, 6.26
J) a. m. and 12.M and 2.60 p. m.
F r Keadlnz cud Philadelphia week dayr.
.10. 6.'j. 7.20, a. m., UUS 2.W aud 5.53 pin;.
Hnnlay, 2.1U and 7.41 a. in., 4.80 p. m.
For Uarrisburg, week daye, 2.10,7.20 a. m,
SO, 6.55 p.m.
For ABentown. week days, 7. 20 v in.. 12.3T
!.W p. m.
tn,. n,el ,l.s TiTiiak- iIlwd O 1 ft T Uf 1 n Wt
1' Ut A Jt I? V Jl Oa STSsjaB. ci sV'oa a-ue
liSO 2.9) and 6.M p. m. Hunday, 2.10 and7.1
a, nt , 1.3U p.m.
Woi Tamaqua and Mabanoy City, weel
daee, 2.10, 6.26, 7.2U, a, in., 12.3i 2.60 and 6.M
p. n. csoaaay. aiuiuiu .so.iu., iiu p. ui.
AddHlona! lorMananoy Olty, week days 7.00
p. in
l'l-r uvaiiwwr huu iiiiuuuin, wow
wmiBmipon, funoury
days. 11.25, 7.20 and UJ
and Iwtebury.
Ham 1 7rV
week i
p. i. Hunaay Dan a. rn , ij.uo p. m
ncca wyD. -.w, i.v nuu ..wv -
Knr MiliiDdv 1'lane. week davr. 2.10 3.
i). 11, luUHIiU 1 i , . 11 .. ll, M ww.
- - i it i . , in - in of 1 AC H UI KU
ii c s,. p. 111. eunuay, iMa iuju f.ta
o.' i.ue, . m.
Per UraruviUe (Kanrabannook Btution
wees days, 'AID, 3.3S, 6.2F, 7.20 and ll.HO a. m.,
12.S8, i m 2.60, 6.SA, 7.01 aud S.36. p. m. Sunday,
i' lO 25, 7,48 a. m., S.06, 4JX! p.
m.
eot Asmand and Hnamosin,
wfcex dav
3.26, 5.28, 7 JO, 11.31 a m 1.86, 7.00 and
,i m. onuuay j.si, ih. iu., u. iu.
XKA1WB FU14 H111SMAH1RIA11 t
(.eve New York via Philadelphia, wek
days, 7.45 a. in., 1.30, 4.00, 7.S0 p. m 12.15
' Duoaay. d.isj v. ui., i.i'i utaui.
ave Nee York via Mauoh Chunk, wk
rim s. ..10. 8.46 a. m.. 1.00 and 3.13 p. m. Bun-
day, 7.00 a.m.
-ave I'miaoeipuia. weea ua, s-jjj, biu
"i.OO a. to. 4.00 aud 6.00 p. m..lrom Brotd
a id CallowbiU and 8 a. m.and 11.30 b. m
rora Mband Ureeu streeta. Hunaay v.txi a.
j. ll.sO p. m. from tn an ifeen.
" tve ileadlne. weetc days, IM. 7.10, 10.t r
nnd 'LW a.m., 635, 7.67 p.m. BuudaylSatd
J0.4 a. m.
mve f otbrvUle. week days, o, 7,su a, m.
12 lO.rt 11 p. ru. Uuuday, 2.40, 7.00 a. m. auC
Leave iumaaua. week days. 8.20. 8.4S auc
11 2 . m.. 1.21. 7.18. and tf.lts p. m. Hunday 3.2C
7 43 m. and X50 1. m.
leave Mabanor Wty. wtea anys, .4u, .ie
aid 11.47a. m.. 1.61. 7.42 aud 9.41 p.m. Hue
day.8.WJ1.17a.m.,Saep.m.
liOive Mabanoy Piaue, week days, 2-41, 4.00
fl 1.83, 11JW a. m.,1.05, ton. 6'20, 8 28, 7JT, auc
in wo m. eHinuay 3. i, a-uv, auu , , n,
a.87,6 01 p.m.
lAiave Ulrnrdviuo (iwnpainnocx autuon
tries: days. 2.47. 4.07. M. and 2.41 a. m Vim
2.12, 5.M, M, 8.08 and 10.08 p. m, Isunday , 2,47
i .i. njsn a, m. 9.ai, o.ui p. in.
tisave will amspori. weex oays, 6.w.e.teaiia
ll.Wia. tn.8.86 and 11.16 p. m. Uundayll.lt
t lialtlmore, WasUlneton and the weft
via t. O.K. K., thmogb trains leave ulraid
Aenue station, Philadelphia, (P. R.R.1I,
oi ft .iff MTuiii 11.17 n- m.. 118. 6.42 an.
7 18 u. aa. Hiuidr.y, S.US 117. a, m SJ8
642 tDd7.111). m.
a i LiA ivriu i hit ut viniurt.
Leave Pblladelphia, OLeatant Street Woan
a n ioain iSbraai wuari.
sn aeaaiHiftf. Mtv
t?eekHlays-tlxprtis,fl a. in. 2.00. 4.i0,
, m. Aoximtno3auoa,Buva. m. anu a.vu,
. si.
4HBdaya. Bipress, 8.0A a. m. Aeaom.
ae'a ltw.sjN a. m. and l.JO p. ru.
tetarnlni, leave Atlantl Olty. depo
A Untloonc ArsaaBaas aveones. Wt'
L,..... qui a nA a ,v, onri I tin n n Aa.
romnieriaUo.'i 10 a. m. aud 'JO p.m. Buu-
davb-KxnreM. 4.00. p. m. Aeoommodatlon,
7.80 a. ru. and 4.:io P. m-
O. U, llAiiUOUK. wen' i rasa r agi.
V. iV. hourui', i-re ueji-j iaaaMr,
sn'lw n.iliLli. Piarmilntnflv F'astored,
IVenUueaa, NerTSUKueaa, liability. B4 all
I ho tram if evils fr m . arlr rturaorlstei iisoesaiia
tba readlM of ovotnot j,lo!uui, wurtr, ate. Full
streactli, devakiputnot, eni tpuo t,lven ioevri
orvaa and pottkui of tie tv-ly. Mlmple, i sMrsl
teetbod. lo'aedl..te iDiri-nreaient sea. failure
lmuoaaible. .QlK riffttvuH'a f ..;. cxriUiSAloliJ
-Uldpraoisc rtiiea'Meaeiliree. Anirn.
fIRIE MCOICAL QO I1UFFALO, N. Y.
MM WANTED
Ta i s. n-stlf. Curm t
Ill VlfM!i
k k a.). S.litf ,
t , . j tr I'stt
p.". . ... a ItnSl 1.'
WSdSklF MEN
out f( i ,m
I MTiy., He
ft-
-CHRISTMAS
8 South Mam Street,
51aonAxi.clccv:ti,
teachers, 10 per cent., oft on nil goods
January 1st, nud no reasonable oiler
of the lot. You cau select what you
Lohigh Valley Railroad.
ARRANGEMENT or PAW.ENOEB TBAIKS.
NOV 15. 1S91.
Passenger trains will leave Ubenandoih for
Mancn t.nunK, icnigtnon, Hiatinetoa, cau
adelplitaand New York at 6.47, 7.40, 9.08 a.m.,
For Uelvluere, Delaware Vv'ater (Jap and
oi.ruuuauurg hi-o.., t. iu.,ariu tunp. m.
For Liambertvlllo and Trentou. 9.08 a. m
For White Haven, Wllkes-Barre and PltU
ton M7, 10.41 a. m.,8.10 and 5aop.ru.
For Tunkhannock, 10,41 a, m., 8.10 and 6.26
p. m.
For Auburn, Ithaca; Geneva and and Lyonr
10.41 a. m and 6.28 p, m.
For Lacey villa, Towanda, Beyra, AVaverly,
Elmlra, Kocbester, tin 11a U, Niagara Falls,
Cblcago and all polnta West at 10.41 a. m.,nnd
3.28 p. m.
For Klmlra and the West vlatjalamanca at
3.10 p. m.
For Audenrled. Pasleton. Ftockton. I.um
irui J. uiu. u wibiivi j aummu . i uu w uuv
tlon nt 5.47,7.10, 9J a. m.and 12.32, 3.10 and
w p.m. i
For Jeanesvllle, Levlston and Benvei
aitttttuiw, i.w, tr,i n. iu, sun oiifl il, in ,
Forrtorantonat5.47 9.08, 10.41a. n.. 3 10 and
a:wp. m.
Fnr Haale Brouk eddo. llrliten and Free
land at 5.47, 7.4'j, 9 -M, 10.41 a. la., l'A52 3.10 and
5.26 p.m.
ForUuakake at 6.47 and 9.08 a. m and
8.10 1)- in
For Wlians, Qllberton and "'raokvllle al
3iunait.M.B m.,auo s.iu p. m
For Yateaville, Mabanoy City and D-sle.no,
a.17, 7.4ii, a.oii, 10.41, a.m., riisi,K.iii.'.),,
fl.21 and n. m.
rill ljn. vit-a-., .iiiniu.i.io i.uii .iDi.Muj.
4.27, 10.15 a. in., 1.00,1.413,4.10, 8.85
s.01 and 9.14 p. in.
For Dane water. Ht. Clali and PotUviUe
5 SO MO, 8.52, 9.08, 10.41 a. ID., 12.1)2, 3.10, 4.10, 6.28
p. m.
For Buok Mountain, :aw Boston and
Morea, 7.10, 9.08, 10.41 a. u... MM, 8.10, 6.28 and
8 JR j. m
For Raven Unn, Oeatralla, Mt. Canool and
QuainuHio, Eh-, muu U,LU ... JU.f ..w
anu p.uri p. ui.
Trnlns laftve Hhamokla fnr Hhenandoah,
7.66 UJ35 a. m., 2.10. 4 JO and BJJ0 p. ra., arrlvlna
atHhenandcah,9.06a.m.l12J2, 3.10, 6.2H and
il. ut u at
t"or fxifty, Andenrled, Bllver liror.e: Jana-
110118111 Haileton 5il7, 7.40, 9.08, aud io.ll
m., 1232, 3 10, 6.26 and 8.' S p. m.
husuai ntiiinn.
For Ixut Creek. Otrardvllle and Ashland,
9.x, H.io 11.8a a. m,, n.u p. m.
For Darkwater. 8t. Clair and 1'ottavIlH
3.00, 8JU a. m,,2.46 p. ra. . .
ror Yaiesviua, Mauanoy uity anu Aiaiano
ll-TU m. Ulri .t V.VO ij. u.
mt L3liy, A.uoeariu anu jiueivtuu,
' m., i.su p. m;
Fnr Meneh I'tinnkr. Lehlehton. Blatlnrton
Oalasauoua, AUentown, Bethlehem, Ecu tor
ana new xora. nAia. in., i.w p. m.
ror rmmaeipnut, i.w p. m.
E. 11. liyiNGTON,
Uen'l Pass. Agt. Hethlebem.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Largest and oldest reliable pat-ftiy cosh com
120 S. Jardin St, Shenanooah.Pa.
JOHN H. EVANS' SALOON,
dti E. ( lENTUK BT., SHENANDOAH
FRESH BEER. PORTER, ALE
K i cent brandu of dvtm always on band.
The tt UimpdrBMoe
Has removed to Bill Jones' old stand
17 BOTJTH MAIN STUKBT,
Where lie trtll be plee.ed to meet the wants
of but friends and tbu public la
Everything in the Drinking Line
J R. BU.OKI.tt. M. D.,
pnrsrcj . and svaavN,
019!Ust CtD'
ritlttUDlalt i
itroet; Mai aioy Ctly, l't ,
. al dleawtu a speolt Ur. i
ANTA
n re
UMLO
rfMTaBlMslMrt tx lkJl. .-a ....
5 fortmt irwmion; v for two, l for
W9e: one tomtit. tkJUi A. ' .
Foil t?ALH A good Htul geutle
Oet tre street, Bhautrndeah. 12 ltt
NOTICE. ApplloauU for outdo.
relief (jre reniilrod li lurnlsh new an il.
Cailons fbrlSSS. ThnMvhn v. mi .1.
durtog peoewber are exoepiod. lar.
ed Hpulloatita muw give h isbanv lull
nalfie. Juttoeiof the Iace will fiitr jura.
Wil. liKlMlNOr ,
THOU J IHAChY,
Jcih Birua ,
Il.U) n 1 f.. l'..n- r uiln.1
So1ioylklllH,veu, Pa.Iiec 2J, l i imt
TTIOR HAT.Ifi. Th ira f
JJ hnraes reoaiitly used by the o)iim..la II.
A K. B. Oo., No. 1 The b rses wi'l'ma
bargain to the purchasers.
r HAN K I.BWIS,
JOBW I .8K .Hc;WEK,
JBHK U'Nlll I ,
KBANK fOUBINUTOS,
JAMBS McDoM,n
First National B
i.
Idlln,
Til I CAT II 70 BDILOfMO
SHENANDOAH. PENNA.
Capital, $100,000.00
A. W. Leisennng, Pres.,
P. J. Ferguson, V. Pres.,
J. R. Leisennng, Cashier,
9 W. Yost, Ass' t Cashier.
Opcu Dally From 9 to 3.
3 PER CENT, INTEREST !
I'altlon Havlusru Uepoalta.
GO TO HEADQUARTERS I
ron ruHE
OMICTIONEBI
(lrosiE-siAiir)
Tree Ornaments, &c.i
tvi.Uciio nnd Pi'tjiil.
MY CLEAR CANDIES !
Are absolutely tmre.
Sunday Hchcolt,
unuroues, Hoctelies, etc., supplied at
wholesule rates.
ce Cream, Bread and Cate
F. KEITH AK,
104 N. Mm, St., SHENAHDOAHi
P
iNNSYLVANU RAILROAD.
BOBtTTUEIU. CIVI8I0N.
Oa and attr
leave c
?or Wiitcan
Ue. at. Clair.
11.13 a 3i ana 4
auudaye, w, 9.40 a m ano a.io p m. 3
foe Fotlsvino, 8.00, 8.lt , U 45 a in and 8
Jan days, aoo, s.tn a ind s.io j m, c
For Reading, 8 uO, 1 1 45 a ut aud 4.15 p iu, i
Senditys. AW 9.40 a.m. and 8.10 pra.
For Fottstown, I'hoetuxviue, Norrlstc1
-a rtulaaplph (Broad street statloni. 8, '
11.45 a.m. and 1.16 p m week dsys
una ayt, tw, .) a m u.iu p oi- i
Trains leave FreetevlUe loi Shenandoah
t.40 a m and 12 14. 5.04. '. .13. 10.0) n m. Huit
days 11.18 am and o.4U p m.
2vbfm'r- 15, 1891, 'ran ui
neman" tun Hit I'Hlu'jx: i
, arirton, Fn jkvllle, .'I
Ir, i ad way pi nla, 8.0u, I
.15 o m. I
uetave rut' -v uiu ivn uuuikuiuihui, &u.u .v,
i la a A tn ?tK ftlliim Mnnrtavr in 5
... . V, " ...v, ' . " '. - . ... . ... , -via
1
p m.
Leave Philadelphia (Broad s reel etat'.ori
or I'oiisviiie ana rmeziaaaran.
. 8iV tt '
(.10 and 7,oo p m week days,
Bt uday I'.'W, ail
i.a am i
Fornew Yorar, a,2U, 4,ie, 4.40, 5.S-, 8.60, 7J t
.30 8 Jut JJ0. II JOandll.M U.35nm.l2.mnoo:
1.30, 4.20 4 , ua. i 6, 6 , ftSO 1.13 8.12 and 10
i m anoays. ;
S "i, 4.05. 4,40. d.85, 8.12, R.M,.fL
I 12 44, 1.40,2 80, 4.0'!, 'limit" V 'f
IS ,'.HS.U o m -.! 12.01 ll!Kl(east.
11.JS . TO. Htrt
4.f'll. 5 V,. H 1 ) H
For Bea li ' i l. Imii Branch at.d ' ntern. edlai Itnla
L.eaiaiiiats
n wnrL.ii..
stauons euant it.ii a. m., s.im p m wec.Aiw
ro, iiaitimoie anu WHsmnion. 0.
V.10 and 11.18 a. m., 4.41, 8 67, ; lop.ra a
nignioaiu' anu s .u, iuliou. iu., u 1 . . 'imi'
express wflb dintlug oar to llaltlm ire i.SO, f .1 1
weeadays. 5..-U.,l l). m. fl.V' v.
For Hiohmond. 7 20 a. m aud ' .011 riml
UHiiy, . uv 1' 111.110111., 1.1H r-' auar,
iTains leave narrieL. 4rg . rittetn rg ail
basaalevturvuBt &Lb15'Tiani1 ill ., m a-lr'
SO) (tlml'ed) and 8 40, 7.25 p m. Wav.1
AlliiAnnRIS tm anil t.iflri r,i ui.r nu. 1
For iittwurrttimy. H.2J a hi daily l adn.L
aa week day. t
Lave Baubury lor Wlllia-.uspoia ttmi-Si
lin.MilMia ..AAhAJiftJii. W. Hi. In. ,.,1 Ui . V
'all- .lOuivi.&ally, and 1.35pm we dai tfi
Vr Klmlra, 6.80pm weekdays. I
For Krieanri intermedial po'-.ts, t 'tiarry
tally, rnr iamk Hives, 6.10, and i to a :
tally, 15 aun tVu p. m. we-1 day. KJ
tenovatiW n m U and 5,80 p m w. xfl',,.;
1.LU a. at
LEATHER and SHOE Wm
- dealer In all kinds ot
ShoeiTtakors' : Supplies,
' i(i Rnd Qrst-cla( stocki
A I Demands of tho Trade Swp.
lA w. CENTRE -v
Ferguson lIcusebulldlnK SIIEMN: 0
M lMiMIl1'ON, M.
i
PwYStClAN AUD SVME0.
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Weitl.loyo Htrttt. Bhen, at ItI
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