I.
Around the Corner
AT-
Seuerris Grocery,
Where you can jmrchasp your
Holiday goods in thegroceiy
nnd provision line. Finest
cauned goods, fruits, catsups.
Foreign clueeeandothei goods.
Everything new and hash.
SEVERN'S,
Coi nor Centre and "White Sts.
BACK DOWN BY CHM.
nnmor That Sllnlitor Montt Iran Tleen
Instructed to Make an Apology. '
Loslio's Colored Number.
r U vi ok'- .f-Uf '' j it h flrt of tlii
colonj'i Leslie huiiib'r A mRniflcew
-r- .., ni.ni Ton n Tf u tnii 1 r isi.iet u, nn riiinn nvtn tig t ior- on
hero that the Chilian government has 'in Anv ricnti nublh tl r. umccs its paws
cabled orders to Minister Tedro Montt at ' I reprefen s a cow oy r. " the nlnlrr
Washington to mnko a sincere apology to I l n . tinted m four ininr. Ii Is artistic
the United States for the unfortunato and n grew Ui ki ti-, I Iih women will he
deplorable attack upon the Baltimore ri'tnuMn the pictum which rhuWB Bahy
sailors on October 10 last. The apology, Kuth ClevelMtid iHku.g an tlltie. Tl.o
It Is said, is linipialllled In its character.
Other matters which have been in dis
pute between Chill and the United States
are to be speedily considered by the new
administration,
ON THIS SPACE.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT HASTILY.
What News Gatherers Tako'la
Moment to Toll About.
Daylight Increases.
Now for moonlight.
The new moon Is out.
A month of winter gone.
Keep the new leaf clean.
Have you started adlnry?
Considerable sickness yei In town
JiBut begins this year March 2nd.
Some new leaves are already soiled
The grip didn't depart with the old
"year.
Pink and black is u very fctylish com
binaliou.
Washington's birthday will fall on a
Monday.
House bunting will soon be in order
by tenants who have to move.
Many turkeys have been gobbled up
and lorever ceaaeu meir goDoie.
Tho death roll of the year 1891 is an
wnu9ually long and Illustrious one.
The fellows who joke moBt about
the grip are those who havu't had it
There is always a hand of welcome
ready to be oilered to the strange
.umbrella.
NO FEAR OF A WAR.
A Chlllan-Auierlcmi's Views on the Pres
ent Trouble.
PninAnn. .Inn. C. J. Parker Reed, at
present in this city, lias been living from
time to tinio sinco 1HTU in until, in an
Interview ho said there was no fenr of a
war with Chill.
'Jly wife and four children," said he.
'urn In the citv ot Valparaiso, and I feel
just as safe about them as though they
were here in Chlcnuo. Jly wife and son
keen mo nosted on the reeling entertain
oil hv tlm C'hlllnus toward this country,
- - . . . .... i ... 1 .
and 1 feel sure unit it nas not, unaugeu ui
late. Chill is a young, bright, proud
and cneraetic nation. Naturally enough,
her people love the United States as near
ly akin to themselves in progress uuu en
terprise.
"Hut it was a mistake to senu t-gan iu
ClilH." continued Mr. Itead. "There tho
leading men are of English birtli oud
parentage, and naturally look with dis
favor on EL'iin. As tho representative ot
the United States he Is treated with duo
l'MttiHct. lint vu cannot exnect more.
"As to tho Baltimore incident, tho
Chilian courts are Investigating the affair
and wo may bo mire that if an apology is
due us we will get it without asiung,
Nuturally the people are our friends ami
look to the United Stotes with pride as
tho highest exponent of Western civilization."
Sottllng tlio Chilian Trouble
London-. Jan. ii. The "Times," com
menting on the Baltimore sailors' affair,
cays: "Whatever satisfaction Chill may
bo prepared to make to the fiunilieH of tho
victims of the Valparaiso ouray aim iu
tho honor of the United States, she can
hardly be asked, with decency, to go be
hind tho llndin : of her own tribunals
upon evidence U' .en by courts of another
country."
WHERE WAS SLAVIN ?
1I rutin t Meet Sullivan's JIncHer art
Agreed, ami l'lirfelt Money 1 Ketiirneil
New Yohk, Jan. 5. Nobody to repre
sent Frank P. Slavin, the Australian
pugilist, appeared at tho "Herald" office
at noon, as had been agreed, but Charley
Johnston, of Brooklyn, and Artuur i.
Lumley wcro there on uenau ot ooun i.
Sullivan.
Alter irlvinc half an hour's grace, Mr
T. A. Stelmcr, tho sporting editor of tb,o
"Herald." returned the xv.wu rorieitto
Johnston, and all prospect of a match
fell through.
Johnston expressed great disgust at tne
failuro of Slavin to send some kind of
word.
"Slavin and Mitchell aro not on tho
level," said the Brooklyn sport; "and I'll
hove nothing more to do with them. If
they think they can get any more adver
tising out of John L. Sullivan they are
much mistaken."
- rikliiK picture ol th turning o the
ntn r AbysHi id .n mld.fcean and the
Hi-ciiAnf the pub, niter; 'lb- MisRiiiflceiit
losture of the gn at poet Wait "Whitman;
(lxiiri- pieces by tb' bett muhleur photo-
runners, and tin- pHge devoted to the
children and the Krsphi.iogicnl department.
a ill ii.lorcst our refers The hcnUtiful bit
of music called ''Christmas Chimes" and
Iih lourtli of the nine ol the articles by
Profiler Toiti-n k- It the niost Inlereu-
i . if publication ol the new ear Il ls a
wondor how twelvo tuvh good number
can uo lurnisned, logemor wun in-
Kraphologlcal cliart, and an order on Peter
Hondorson & Co. for 81. i5 worth of reset
or chrysanthetium plants or flowor seeds,
for 51 J but the Arkfll Weekly Company,
110 Fifth Avfinuo, New Yors, are enter
prising people.
Buoldon'a Arnica Salve.
The llett Salve in ibo world for Cute,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcert, Salt libeum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Cbaj ped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no payment required,
It is guaranteed to give perlccl satisfaction
or money relundod. Trice Z cents por
box. For sale by C U. UnEenbuch.
i'.RGUHdKi. a'' 11 Hat H1-,
P. J, FEKOCBOM HAHAI.KK.
RID'AY, JANUARY 8,f 1892.
GUS T. "WAJLLAOE !
H I'll eiv b'ubf. '' '-,
FKOH l-OOOUTOWN
k Original Farmers' Band and Threshing Machine,
OUH OW.N OHUIIH-.T1I ..
i'rlcm. 2S. s.i Hiicl so Cents
k-eati, 011 sole at KlrllO's ruKsUire.
Big Cut in Prices.
A Card of Thanks.
The trustees of the "Welsh Baptist church
desire to return their sincere thanks to the
general public lor their very liberal support
atid patronage in donating iuch a large
amount of provisions for tho annual Now
Year supper ot the church, and purchasing
tickets for the samo. Wo aro especially in'
debted to the ladies of the church for labor
ing so hurd in collecting tho provisions and
preparing the tumo so nicely for tho tablf s.
This part of tho work was very success, u
and admired by all, having fed four bun
dred and eighty four persons and leaving,
after all, quito a largo lottof food to be die
po d of by auction f ale. "Wo are alsc very
thankful to all who persevered so success
fully in sellug the tickets, and espec
ially to two young ladies, Mies "Wi
liams, ol Laciguns, nnd Hiss Emily Jones,
nf town, who ht.vo heat all records with
heretofore. Also to our dear friends at
AVm. Ptnn. Through tho unlled efforts ol
all combined, it has. proven a grand su
cess, socially, financially and brothorly
We again say, "Thank you and wish you
all a happy and prosperous now year."
Trustees Welsh Baitjsi- Church,
Shenandoah
Stimulate tho Blood.
Brandroth's Pills are tho groat blood
purifier. They aro a purgativo and b'ood
tonic, they act equally on tho bwcls, the
kidneys,- and tho .kin, thus cleansing tbo
system y tho natural outlet of tho body
they may be called tho purgative supori
fic and diuretic medicine. They stimulate
the blood so as to enable naturo to throw
off all morbid humors, and euro ditcaso no
matter by what name it may bo called.
One or two of them taken overy night
will prove an infallible remedy.
Sold in every drug and mediclno store,
cither plain or suirar coated, lw
t .
Cotton ailllt Returns.
Fau. IUver, Mass., Jan. 5. Tho re
turns of the cotton mills for the past
past year, lire, on tho whole, far from
good. They show a decrease in annual
dividends of S47U.U2U. as compareu wun
those of 18U0. The uverage dividend was
5 73-100 per cent. Only two corporations
mild an iiinrdi as 12 nor cent., aim 14 ac
tually lost money. The present slightly
1 condition promises continu-
nm. Mnnv now mills for the manufac-
turn nf fancv roods will probably oe
fniindpil. iiwiiiu to tho generally favora.
bio returns of thoso now existing, and,
on tho whole, trade prospects are very
encouraging.
Coming EvontB.
Jan. 19. bupuer and bazar
Primitive MetbodWt school room.
I'hyslclans' prescrli tlons have failed to
reach many cafes of iheumBtism known to
liave been Milwequently cured by Salvation
Oil. That Is lhe rnwoii why the popular
volet, is nrtictiiaiir unanimous m us iavur,
Ore bott'o Is usually sulllcient.
llbbon IsHiuis n Clinllenge.
TJitw YniiK. Jon. 5. Austin Gibbons,
lm lbtlit, wKlrrhtmuBllist. of raterson, ci.
T iut, nlirlit. issued a challeuue to light
In the Tni. McAuliffe or Billy Myer, of Streator,
111. He said lie preferred to fight Myer
first, and that the Olympic Ulo, or iew
Orleans, had offered a $5,000 purse. Ho
claims that as lie defeated Andy Bowen
on Dec. 20, and as Bowen deleaved -uyer
twice, Myer has no ground to refuse to
moet. him. He offers to .post 0U0 to
guaruutee appearauce at the call of time.
A Surprise).
Koop your aye on this looal. Keagey,
the photographer, will have his new open
ing In a few days and will havo something
intoraitlffg that will surprise tho pooplo. II
Lauo's Family Medicine
JIovos the bowels each day. Mott people
seel to ueo It.
Diod.
JiALLEV. On the Cth Inst., at Shen
andoah, Pa., Ivale, daughter of Catharine
Malley. ago 22 years. Funeral will tak
place on Friday, 8lh Inst., at 9 a. m from
tho family residence, 331 west Uenti
street. High mas? at tho Annunciation
church, to ptocec d in carriages to Miner
villo, where the interment will take place
Friends and relatives respectfully invited
to attend. l-' 3t.
AMUSEMENTS.
Si Perkins !
i VARfiWSkTK
unui innuiiuai nj
23 irl C-ntro Strttt,
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS I
Tlin frtllnnjlni, nr ftA nfri flllt Of reHCll Ol W.V
enrxpetltor In town: II st Underwear, ISi-a
Piece. Moiklngs, flue quality, i. pair for V5i.
Table Oilcloth, all stvies. T-.we lnir, 5o rer
,nnHlri.rnhffr. flfnr!iiO. L neil Tublf-
rlolt's. bi ihe Pair. 60oaplece. Nice lino of
I!edpicaas,nna a mu uue oi
Gents' FwrnisliiMK GoocIh.
Now is the Time !
TO I'llKPARE for winter, iwery one is
i..ni,i..,- 41, l,&f tynnnn fnr thft least
money.. If you are seeking bargains In Hats
or Cupsjustdrop in to see8cnlan. Hesells
men's good fur caps for 600, men's rea under
clothing for Kioarlece, men's fine working
gloves at 25c b palr.Jthe
BEST OVERALLS iu ilic MARKET
GBc A PAIR,
An excellent line of Grey Flannel
Bhlrts for working at lhe very loweBt
price. Dig line of good winter shirts
from 25c up to J2 60. A Big Drlvo In
N l'.CKW KA It Four-ln-handsana
Tecks at 25 cent, regulur price 40 cents.
Something Now in Puzzles.
Bcanlonhas something niw In this
line. Any one gtvit g the correct way
of doing tbo puzzle wPl receive a S3
hot or Its equivalent. Tbtreare fonr
wajs of tolvlng the ruzzle, and the
correct way must be given, Hieie
puzzles we aro selling for 10c, or we will
give one to the person purchaslng.t2
worth of goods and over.
AJnew patent hat harger given away with
each hatpurehased at
e-t-
2
O
CO
T5
13 S. Main St, S0ANLA1T ShenanJoal
.
Music Cabinets, Rattan jPush Rockers
PARLOR SUITS,
LOUNGES, -BEDSTEADS,
OFFICE DFSSS,
$300 and upward.
4,511 anil upward.
2,00 ana upwara.
- 15.00 and upward,
ITS, - - $Z0.0Q and upward
EXTENSION TABLES. - 4,00 and upward
FINE LINE LADIES' DESKS, 13,13 and upward
EASELS, All Styles, - - 1,00 and upward
PICTURES A Large Lot kt Opened fertile Holiday Trade, $1,01 and upwardPlCTURES,
Wilcox 8c White Organs,
r: PIANOSI::
4-
Steele
( hlcUcrliiR
A u.liushuk
Lester
,Hnrlman
WHITE SEWING MACHINES.
i'lnnos. Organs snd KewlngMHihlnissold cheap for ash or rented by the month
13 South Mam Sirett, SHENANDOAH, PA.
T
lie Earth!
Is n pretty big plnce, but you might wander all
over it and not on oitereu unywiiere else
your pick of so many things
FOB ILT'T'VUH CEIsTT'S
That sum buvs numerous articles on our counters,
which aro worth ten cents In other stores.
MORGAN'S"
BAZAR
In. Dress Goods, Shawls, Silk Haudherchiefs,
Gloves, Muffs, Ladies' and Children's COATS,
Carpets, Rugs, Etc., at
Ueet photographs Bnd crayons al DahVe.
JUST RECEIVED !
Pineal lot of
CHICKENS,
Geese and Ducks
In town at
Jas S Thomas',
118 Wit Coal Street.
NEW DRUG STORE.
Shapira's Pharmacy,
107 South MulniStreet,
NEXT 'DOOR TO POST OPrlCE!
Prescriptions carefully eouippunded
by registered pbarniucists,
TO PROTECT YOUR LUNGS
l'r'ocuro oho ot our Cliqst Protectors.
Must Accopt a Smaller Amount.
TlHTm.EiiKii. 1'a.. Jan. 4. Iu the suit of
George Herstine nKainst the Li'hlgh Val
lov lUllroail an order was entered vaster
ilnv. dlreot iib that the planum accow
lfia,UW, 1U 11BU Ol llie livc umuuHun
awardeu him, or vue uuibihimiii, uo uiyiuu-
cda new trial, Horstine, several yeaw
ago, sustained injuries on a Lehigh pas
senger train, aud upon bringing suit Wa8
awuruwl f iu.buo oy u jury.
Second Game a Draw.
Havana. Jan. 5. The second game In
the great cues nmteh between M. Stein
it, nnd II. Taehigorin, at tho Cantro Aus-
triano, was playeu yenteriiay. btulnlu,
who had the move played u "Ituy lop."
After thirty-two moves the game was
fflvi.ii un as a draw. The third name of
V . .... . . x .1 mi...
the inatoll will lie piayeii io-imy. xiib
score Is nows Thohlgorln, l; bteiuitis,
0; drawn, 1.
Evory family should have tho Genuine
Imported Anchor Pain JSxpeller in the
house. It is tho beet known remedy fur
Iffluonzs, Hactacho, I'lini in tho Side,
ChOft and J rinU. It U and ever will he
tho hcEt remedy for all Ilheumatio com
plaints. 29 prize meunls nwnrdcd to the
manufacturer of this valuable preparation
50 cents a botlh", ai:d to be had at all drug
gists. 31
RubinBkl Btirned Out.
A olothipg store at Iloclclown, owned by
II. Itubinski, who was formerly enRiiced in
tbo cattle bueinoM in town,' wa dt-elroyed
by fire on Saturday night. The loss was
$5,000, partially covorf-d by.imuranee.
Ohio Senatorial Ciuicus.
Columpus, O., Jan. 5. At last the data
of the Senatorial caucus has been et and
at 8 o'clock to-morrow night in the Hall
of tho House of ItepreMmtatives the battle
-m l.a ffinnlit without uloves. Senatoi
Ohl of the Sennto Caucus Committee and
T nnnorbeitv of the House, with l'resl
dent Harris of the enat and Spenkei
Laylln, met and agrfed upon this date.
The contest remains about the same as
since the Legislative caucus, or if there
may be f.ny favor Sherman lias gaiuea it
l'roiiilm nt rolltlclHii Dead.
Atbavv. N. Y.. Jan. 5. Win. B. Itug-
ni H nrntninent Democratic politlclaa,
died' at 11 o'olooklast night in this city,
very suddenly, although he haB been uil-
imr fnr name time. Mr. Huggles earnt
from Otsego County, and wan a membei
nf Amuamblv iu In 1M2 he wat
made Superintendwit of I'ublio Inatnic
tlon In Uie Stater and later on was Depu
tv AttoriiBV-General. Ho was also Dopu-
tv Bunerintendent of Insurance uudci
W. II. Maxwell.
DAYS ONLY!
In accordance with our anneal custom, wo
unload our surplus s cck at'n s iimepre-
Vious 10 siopk laitmg, unu are uuer
ing the ftw remaining
OVERCOATS
At Half Value.
This sperlnl sale will only last for ten days.
Wr are alto dlsprBlug ol our stock ol
Shoes, Clothing, Notions, &c,
atprlciwrov r heard of before lo this town.
uu sutcr. nui no rcaucea, una iohosiwb
will in t louslder tne pHc. Call only and
lerure tonieol ihe,e vrciil bnrg,iiris.
THE ORIGINAL BARGAIN STORE
'23 S. MAIN STEET,
-Waiuh for lhe hEO IUN lu front.-S
BARGAINS IH COATS Ma TO CLEAR OUT THE S
Uank Note Company Kmliairamed.
Boston. Jan. 6. Tho Brooks Bank
Note Company of thU city U financially
..i,,!,;irrAKKuil anil an uttaciiinent nas ueen
placed upon the plant by the Trepidant,
rrank W. iexier. juti iwuiniyiov yih
intimate about $50,000 and the iinsotH
about oue-hlf. Amttlng of the stock
bidders haa been called for Jan. o a;
Exeter, N. H.
l iilal llnllrouil CollUloii.
Braver l'Aiis, Pa., Jan. 5. A freight
train on tho Pittsburg Si I-ake Erie Itutl
road yeaterday oinshed into a work train
Btjiudlng on ii witoh near tils place.
.Tumes llaintltoil. a brakenian, and a
number of Hungarian laborer were se
verely Injured; one ot the latter latauy,
Fine Holiday Presents
Tho holldajsa'o nowhere, imdtveiy onols
lo Kingaroi.ua lonnu oui.iiiitinoi.suii,.
a Ii- j'lesi ut to glo aielatlveora
friend and he onh j la. e where
you mu be tuilcd is ut lhe
The People's New hoe Store
Cor. (Vnlro strrrt nnd Mnrltet alley,
lliirlngtou's building, (pp. Iliumui's
Jeweliy More, Mienandoan, l'a,
Where the fhnclot footwear lo suit tho old
and jountt, rich and poor, can be hud in the
coal n gion.
Mi nri flue velvet sllppeis al OOoapalr, else
wlieiest,
(iunllle Mlrpen nl 76c, etwhcrejl. ,
Men's flneopnaflipieis Jl,-elfewherel.J5.
Iidles' floo oimola oreia Ml l etn, beaded
and KMin bouquet i6c, ehowherettl 25.
I ai-lo' tluo vuei fllppeis, tilmmedwltb
fur for Kl, eit-ewhoie S1.5U.
o-oxixaavxaxr,
SIANAQFIl. (
Ign of the BTAlt.
113 North Main St., Shenando!
No. 6 South Jardin Street.
Keurotury l'onter Still Very Weak.
Wawiikotok, Jan. 6. Secretary Fostei
spends a short time each day at thi
Treausry Department, but as yet has
not-fult strong enough to resume uotivt
direction of affairs.. Mr. Spauldlug ii
noting secretary.
The fl rip 1" New Hamp.hlre.
Cowcoan, N. H., Jan. 5. There aro ovei
2,000 caaea fit grip In thiB city and vicinltj
and the distase U spreading. No case ol
grip ban jet been reported 'among tin
eonvlota in the State prison.
Good Horses I Nice Buggies I
Fine Double Carnages I
In rha'f.' of send, csMul, rofponelbledriv
trs to liir at all im( and at
ressonablo rates at
EVAN J. DAVIES'
L1VEKY AND FEED STABLE,
12 anil 11 JVorWi l'tar Alley,
Hear of l.ubeig's haidware itoro. Horaes
i, tin, in Himrd. Chii IiiI ntienth n trltnto
l-'eedlng Hones. AlUindi ol II AU1.ING at-
tendtd tu promptly iharjes moderate.
UNDERTAKING
Faithfully and promptly attended lo.
It Was Good.
Ai has been bi rustoni for years, Mino
Iloit J. K. 1 Bihufls marked the now
jear by jondmg the 1israi.ii employes a
ucliot full of egg nogg. Wr. Schiofly will
please comlder our list fbised in his honor.
CK-ii'd by tbo bbm ill'. ,
WibK8BAui, Pa., Ju, 5.-r-The clothi
lng storua of J. Jones at Hazleton and
WhttKlniven were closed yesterday by th
eherlff. The Bult is en an $18,000 notl - arg fc'tore,
... . r . 11.1- 1
It hiisbeen proven by living illnesses that
Van-Tina Is a rrmarvab'e sreciflofor the quick
rrousiuroaiaxia
be found. Costs
r. j), Kinin's
i'ao-lliia ish ri iiiuruuo'eBpeciui
cure of lhe dllllii II and daretro
lurg tioullea- lis qual canrt be
25 cents. ran-Tlna la sold at I.
mHE fHKAPEBT I10U8I2
JL 1NTOWNFOU
Harness, Vhips, Robes, Blankets
George Robinson,
Went Centre Hlrcel, hlieimiidonli.
5-A Heree BlanheU a tpeuiutyt
j10n CHlEli" BUKGESS,
Jmucs II. Lessltr,
Hnbject to the decision ol the Cltliens Bor
ough Convention. ,
Restaurant
Cor. Main nnd Coal Bts..
BUeuanaoaii, i-a.
Regular meals at popular
r rices seiveti.atab units,
jidles" dining t,n ro
freslunenl moms at'acn
ed. liar btocaeil wllh tbo
flufsl biunds ol cU-rs
aud lanoy drinks.
Leading Restaurant in Town.
WALL PAPER BARGAINS !
Largest and cheapest stock 1 town.
Artistic Painting, Graioing anil Decorating !
J. P. GARDEN,
lOt-lm 22JW. Centre Bt.HJlKNANDOAJl
LEATHER and SHOE FIHDW
T. O"- CLEARS",
Dealer in all kinds ot
Qlinnrna
MUVfUUlwlWA M X Xf
Larsi; and first-class stock:.
All Demands of the Trade Suppliea
18 W. CENTRE ST.,
Kfrguson House building. SHENANDOAH. PA.
Ferguson : House : RestaurantTi
i iTnnp mnnflDemput lit Enoch Lockettl J
Cor. fflui ii aud Ccutrc StrcctHJ
FIHST-CLAHH LUNCH COUNTER.
Best beer, porter and ales always on tap,
gars of the finest brands.
Ot-'
WIEIEIIECS
Has removed to Bill Jones' old standi
CHRIS. BOSSLER'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT
201 N. Mftln St., Bhenandoalb
The Finest Stock of Beers, Ales, Cigars, h I Everything in tho Drinking Lino.
17 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Where be will be pleated to meet the wants'
of his mends and the purine in
i;
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V
neio by Jeon j-yj, i"4 . t
ii, ' -