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ELECTIG BELT
LOYE FINDS THE WAY
Hugh Sliopnrd Fi nnlly Wcd8
llio Girl of His Ghoios.
COURTED HER FOR THREE YEARS ,
Id Epite of OpposHon They Embark ca
Hfe'fl Jouraay Togethor.
MlxxIInrt's 1'iu'ents Oliji 'cloil to the Ttntch,
So tlia Yininir leopln l'lnn anil Cnrry Into
I'Zxrf'iitlon mi Klepoiuent Kliiliarrajis
input nf tlie nrootn on rlnillnc Himself
Without money til Go Home With tin
lleveil by th Intorrsteil Iopln of 'slll
lxrton, N. Y. They Oo to Ask Fr Her
Pnreuta' Fnrclvenes
Pouohkkei'sik, N. Y., Feb. 18. Hugh
SUcpard and Miss Hnttte Hay Hart, both
ot Wlnsted, Conn., nllghted from a train
at Mlltcrton, Dutchess county, last night,
and In live minutes' time the village was
in an uproar.
The couple were looking for a clergy
man and acted ns if they feared they
might be overtaken before they found
inic. They inquired of half a dozen per
sons where a minister rrllght be found
and they were finally directed to tho
Hev. M. WollT, pastor of tho Baptist
Church of the village, A goodly portion
of the villagers had been attracted by
the actions of the pair.
After the ceremony had been performed
tho couple, now nil smiles, went to Bar
bour's Hotel, where tlioy told their, story
to a group of eager listeners.
It was a runaway match, but as this
was nlreaily known to almost every mnn,
woman and child in the villnge, details
were anxiously asked for.
Young Siicpard, who wns greatly agi
tated, said that he bad been courting
Hiss Hart for tlireo years, but her rela
tives had prevented their marriage on
many occasions. At length they con
cluded to get married anyway and in
their coming to Mlllcrton and liBSte to find
a clergyman told the rest.
Miss Hart is u benutifu youeg woman
not more than 18 years old. She was
i'l'egantly dressed and her superior station
in life to that of her companion was ap
parent at a glance. She is said to belong
to 0110 of the best families of her town.
The groom, in the morning made an
embrassing discovery. He found that
after paying the marriage fep of three
dollars and his hotel bill, he had come to
the end of his resources. His predica
ment, however, was short-lived.
When it became known, he had no
dlfliculty In borrowing all ike money ho
needed to carry himself and bride back
to Wlnsted for forgiveness. Quito n
crowd saw the happy couple oil at the
railroad station.
The residents' havo done scarcely any
thing slnco then but talk of the romantic
marriage, and they will not soon forget
the beautiful runaway bride that created
such a sensation in their village by in
sisting upon marrying the man she loved.
THE BRIDEGROOM CAME NOT.
A Chutlinui, Out., 1'nstor's Mirny Engage
ments and Flight.
Chatham, Out., Feb. 18. Rev. N. H.
Martlti, who, for tho past fifteen years,
hus been pastor of the leading Episcopal
Church here, was to have been married
last night to Miss Kitchen, a prominent
member of his llock.
The guests had assembled and nil was
In readiness for the ceremony, but the
bridegroom came not. An investigation
revealed tho fact that he left the city on
Saturday last, since which time no tid
ings had been received from him.
The sensation caused by his disappear
ance was added to by the announcement
that he was engaged to be married to
Allss Uelmago, another member of his
church, and also to Miss Snrafc Bonet, a
farmer's daughter.
The latter has a document In the pas
tor's handwriting in which he promises
to marry her on .Monday, Feb. 15, and
further gives her full possession of all
Ills household effects.
Cheaper to Move Than l'ay Kent.
Newark, N. J., Feb. 18. Landlord B.
F. Crane, who owns tho house No. 8
Nassau place, was surprised to find that
Henry Jeuks, his wife and three children
had taken possession of the houso and
had filled it with three loads of furniture.
It Is said that the Jeuks family have
been here from England but a few
mouths, but have ns yet paid no rent,
merely taking possession of vacant
houses and awaiting ejectment by pro
cess of law, which in this State Is slow.
When threatened they have retaliated
with threats of suits for damages.
I'onr Years for Attempted Murder.
Asbury Paiik, N. J., Feb. -18. Judge
Conover has sentenced Thomas Timothy,
nt Freehold, to four years' improvement
at hardlnbor, for attempting to kill Miss
111a Potravla with l'.iris creon, nfter be
traying her. The bentenco has caused
considerable comment because of its
lightness.
Clareia Not Utility.
New Oni.KANs, Feb. 18. The jury in
the case of Eugonn Garcia, late paying
teller of tho Louisiana National II ink,
who was charged with thfl embezzlement
of $11)1,000 belonging to the bauk,
brought iu li verdict of not guilty.
t'nuglit Under Fulling Unci;,
ScnAifroN, I'n., Feb. 18. John Mc
Qulre, a miner in tio (lieu wood colliery,
was cnugbt under a mass of falling rock.
Immediate, step wuro taken to rescue
hi in lint before ho could be reached ho
died from loss of blood.
TVrul Movements,
Washington, Fe.b. 18. The Philadel
phia and C'oiioord, under command of
Admiral Uuernnll, have left .Montevideo
for tlio Barbadot'H. Admiral Walker's
squadron is still t Montevideo.
Slme lmmigruii'H lor Amsrleit.
tir. 1'kti. hhmjuo, Feb. 18. The Uermail
MeuiK'inU'-, settled near Tashkund. pro
pune to emiKi.''. ' in spring to Auairlca,
as tliey do not II ku compulsory military
eerviue.
Onlor for 3,000,000 dun llarreli.
BsRUtf, Foil. 18. A firm ut Ijulen
btirg hus accepted uu order from Frame
for tbreo millions of gun barrels which
aro destined for liuasla.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Pl Baking
ABSaWTEUf PURE
FIRE RAGING.
New Orlcnns Vltdlrd lly
fllont Con.
llagratioii.
New Orleans, Feb. 18. A great con
flagration broke ont on the corner of
Canal and Bourbon streets at 10:30 last
night.
It wns many hours before the firs
was gotten under control.
The loss is estimated at from $a,000,
003 to $l,OI:,OU0.
HIS FIENDISH PLOT.
An Kiiglneer Makes Arrangements lo
lllmv Up 11 I-'nctory, ;
Newark, N. J., Fob. 14. 1 buries Pex
hcimer, who attempted to bloiv up the
leather factory of S. & J. Well, lias been
arrested.
Dexheimer Is the engineer of the
factory. Yesterday morning ho drunk
very heavily and nt 10 o'clocn. when ho
should have start 1 the engines, he did
not appear. Several omployo-t wetit'lulo
the boiler room where they found he hail
formulated a fiendish plbt to wreck" tho
fuctory and enduuger the lives of the 150
employes. 1
Uexiielmer bad removed or loosened
Ihe bolts from the steam chest, so fixed
the steam gauge that it would fall to
register and put tho entire machinery
into suoli a uoudition that, wjieutarted
up, an explosion would follow."
E2Y PdRSONS UNKNOWN.
Verdict of the Column's Jury In the
Senior Murder Ca. w
Newark, N. J., Feb. . 18. Coronor
1'bulau and jury have concluded tho in
vestigation of the circumstances .sur
rounding the murder of Mrs. Elizabeth
Senior, in Millburn, on January 30.
John Uuntzel, the 10-year-old boy who
claimed to have seen Gus Lentz. the nian
in custody on suspicion of having com
mitted the crime, iu Altllburu at 7 o'clock
on the hight of the murder, 'would not
swear to his former statement without
qualifying it. To tho best, of hfs knowl
edge and belief tho mnn was Lentz.
After tho examination of so"ve?.il other
wituesses, the jury found lhat Mrs.
Seu'ior came to her deatlf'at'the'hauds of
some persons unknown.
.sw Appointed u Woman as Doctor.
Hakkisiiuko, Pa., Feb. 18. Governor
Pattlson has received the resignation of
Dr. John Curwcn as a member of the
Chronic Insane Hospital Commission nnd
has appointed Alice Benton, M. D., of the
Northstown Hospital, to the vacancy.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Nassau, N. P., Legislature opened yes
terday. Mr. Sverdrup, ex-Prima Minister of
Norway, is dead.
The thermometer is U2 degrees bolow
zero at Lyndouville, Vt.
Scranton,, ,Pi., has subscribed $4,000
for the'sturving Russians. '
Typhus and Hack smallpox epidemics
are spreading across tho frontier ot
Austria-Hungary into Gullcla.
The Florida Democratic State Conven
tion will bo held at Tunpa, June 1.
Snow storms havj again set in in
Wales and the Highlands of Scotland.
Joe Laniiou says ho will shortly Issuo
a challenge for u finish light with Jim
Corbett.
South Dakota Republicans will hold
their coijveutiou ut Chamberlain on
March 23.
Capt. William O'Connor, formerly pro
prietor of. tbu St. James Hotel, New
York, is doail at St. Louis.
The fhictgn Blaine Club has decided
to go to Minneapolis and make everv
honorable eifort to secure the nomination
nf .lames G. Blaine for President.
DON'T DELAY
It Curst Coldft.CongBi.rorTbroit.Orone.Infinecxs,
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Stfclin Ttrjwbjn). Lr bULw "flnll ana 11.00,
Cnsllv. OulGklv. Pnrmnnnntlv frAatnrorl.
enUiieat, Nervouaueaa, Ileblllty. and all
tno train of evils from oarlr errorsorlater oxcestet
the remits of nverv.ork, tlckaess, worry, eto. Full
etrengtri, development, and tono Kivurj to every
orran and portion of tho bodr. blmulo, natural
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A. P. Fairbanks, of New York, com
mitted suicide ut the Hotel Bristol. Bris
tol, N.H., by shooting. He was 00 years
old and reported to have been wealthy.
Bolivia's Congress has appropriated
$10,000 cash a pay Its expenses' at the
World's Fair nud 30,000 Bolivianos for
its representation. A Bolivian is worth
about 77 cents.
Weamer I' orerast.
Washington, l'ob. 18 l-'or Noiv Haitian It
Light variable w lnds; flljhtly warmer by to
night: wanner an J probujly fair to-morrow.
Tor Uustcrn Now York, Eastern l'ennaylva
n In and New Jersey: Slightly warmer; southerly
winds; fair weather; Increasing clouJInoss to.
'night; wanner and cloudy to-morrow and
possibly fomo light rain or snow.
l'or Western Now Yorit and Western Pcnn.
sylr.iiila: Much warmer: southerly winds; fait
weather; Increasing cloudsnoss to-night, with
light rain or now to-mori ow.
Miff NEW YOltlt MAKKI5T.
New Yohk, l'ob. 17. Money on call easy at
lil, and 'J per cent.
110XDS.
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N'liw .lixwv i fivi i 1
Lamp-chimneys cost so little
that we let them go on break
ing. We go on buying- and
grumbling.
What should -we do ?
Get , Macbeth's " Pearl-top "
ind "Pearl-glass;" they are
made of tough glass, tough
against heat ; they do not break
iu use ; they do from accident.
They are finet well made,
exact; they; fit the lamps they
are made for; stand upright;
the shade is right; they make
a right draught for light; they
are uniform. Both bear a label
for your protection. Look for it.
Be willing to pay a nickel
more and stop this constant
expense and annoyance.
Pittsburgh. Pa. Geo. A. Macbeth & Co.
The fur-l rimmed evening drefs
seems to oe at tue height of popularity.
Oft In the Stilly Night
You'vo heara tho wailing 'round youj
Wiiid Uilio and baby were the comblna'
lion. Dr. Hand's Oolio Curo is tho specific,
Bsraplo boUl-s free at J. M. Hillan's or O,
J. McCarthy's drug ftore.
February neeins to be stealing some
weaiuer irom uiustry March.
The Seoret of Success.
0. H. Hagenbuoh, tin dru?Ut,bollves tha
the secret of success U MMiivftinnnA. ThMra
fore he persists In keeping the Hint Hue of
lunuiueriei, toilet articles, cosmotlcs, drugs
and chemicals o'i the market. He especially
Invite all persons who luve palpltttlon.
slds or shotiHer, oppreslou, nlghrmare, dry
o.ugh, smothering, droiny or he.rt dlhcase
to try Dr. Miles unoqu lied New Heart Care,
ne'ore It Is too late. It rn t.'ie inrirat. nia w
any similar remedy. Fine book ofte-iUmo
nUls free. Or. Miles' lloHorutlve Nervine Is
unsttrpasHed for s eeplessuess, neidaehe, Qts
etc., und It contains do opiates.
As the days grow milder the cape
win eiijny incieaseu popularity.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will you heed the w ning? The signal per
nap of thi sure approaoh of that more ter.
vuuauuiiviuu. ass yoarsotves
if you can afford for the sake or saving 60
CeilOi. In mn thn rlBlr unri tin nnlhtn.. r.r-i.
We know Iron experience that Shlloh's Cure
iVlllCura vour Gougb. It never falls. This
explains why more than a Million Bottles
were sold the past year. It relieves Croup
tnd Whopping UonstU at oneo. Mothers do
uyt bo without It. for Lame Back, Side or
ntiest, useHhlloli's I'oroas t'laster. Bold by
O. H. Uaieabuoi, N. K. corner Main and
Lloyd strests.
A Jockey in pnl'tlos will try
curry favor with u dark horse.
to
IHrtowon thoSound, W.-stehoster Co., N. Y.
To Alva's BrazllUu rtpecltln Co (lentle
men: Last spring iwti troublod with wlint
thod0'OM tod me was muscular rheuma
tism. I wan unablo to walk for nearly six
weeks All tills time I wis uing the medl
cluep eicrlbed by Hie aiteudlng dojtor, and
from which I got no roller.
v Irluud sent me a large bottle or Cactus
Blond Pure, whit h I tried, nnd before two
thlrdsot the Cure was used I was able to
walk .Itliout pain. It Is now two months
since tho pains lll me, and have not a yt
re'ur ed, and I ll entirely free Irom them.
I delaved WrltlUS in Vnn n r uriw niivl.iiia
I to knov whether I was temporarily or per-
1 mnliMiillviturA
It Is with nltasure flint r nnw hIIa thut.
I from my present feellnifs, I would Judge that
i hiii unruu.
It 1 li irdly necessary lor me lo r commend
thism-di 'lne as I am positive tint a trial
of It Is all Unit Is nee sary, and I am lully
oonvlnoed It wld reoomnund Itself.
(lr.'-fallyjoiir-i M IMOAN,
For sale at lvirll'ir Drug Store, Frunsou
House Block, tiheniudoih, fa.
A few more cnltl waves mid wlnler
will take IU departure.
MHm' Nervo ana Uver Pills
VH on a new nrtnelpl recubit'ix tho
liver, stomuoh and bowels through the nerve.
new d I too very. l)r. Mils' I'Tlls ipeedtly
wie bllloujtie, i1 i-.i-, tirpld llv, piles,
oonstliMfloo.. Uneoiuueiiaor wu, womw,
ehlldren. Smallest, uilVleat.sureitl (Vldosua,
HcU. Ham.ilas Free, at O. II. Jlagenbueu'fS
drug store.
HIS AWFDL DEATH
A Grip Victim's Wood-curd-lin?
Jlothod of Suicidf. 9
HIS NUH3E HAD JUST LEFT HIM.
Ha Broka a Pans of fi ati and Sawed His
Throat on the Jaggsd EJga
After the l'liytlclan Had Put Twelve
Studies In the Woundi. George Oruni
lillng ItrcHlned CttnsrloiiAiii'ss, Torn Off
the ItandHgfs und Lacerated tlio Cuts In
a Fearful Manner, Iylmr From Lots of
lllond tti-rorx f lie Medical Men Could
Again Dress Tlinm.
Gmcensburo, Pn., Feb. 18. George
Grumbling, a prominent citizen of Old
Nlnevah, took his life in a most horrible
nnd blood-curdling manner. Mr. Grumb
ling has been 111 with grip for two weeks
pnst nnd this probably a fleeted his mind.
Iu any event, during the temporary
absence of his nurse, he arose from his
bed and going to a window broke a pane
of glass. Then, placing his head through
the hole, he deliberately sawed his throat
over tho jagged edges, Inflicting terrible
Injuries.
Blood spurted in nil directions, hut the
unfortunate man kept on sawing his
throat until he fell to the floor exhausted
from loss of blood.
A few moments later the uurso re
turned, nnd seeing the man's condition,
hastily summoned physicians.
The doctors put twelve stitches In the
frightful wounds u 1 then put Grumbling
to bed.
Thoy had scarcely turned asvuy from
the injured man when Grumbling, who
had recovered consciousness, tore out the
stitches, lacerating the gaping wounds
afresh.
Death ensued before tho doctors could
staunch the renowed flow of blood.
Grumbling leaveo a wife and several
children.
WILL USE DYNAMITE.
Unless Mrs. Hamilton lteturns to Hor Iluti
band Mm Will be lllowli Dp. i
Portland, Mo., Feb. 18. Mrs. Martin
Hamilton, the school teacher of Slie
beague Island who, nt the instigation of
her parents, left her husband Imme
diately nfur their wedding, and who Is
now liviii ) relatives In this city,
has recent'., -.uceived a letter signed
"Jack the Ripper," which bays that
uulesii siio returns to her husband tbo
house that she lives in will bo blown up
with dynamite.
Mrs. Hamilton bolloves tho letter camo
from her husband, and has asked the
police to investigate. '
Mr. Hamilton's friends Intimate that
It is a trick to prejudice the public
against him. j
Mrs. linker Dies of tfoy.
Chicaoo, Feb. 18. Mrs. Catharine
Baker, the widow of a veteran of 1813
aud a pensioner, died suddenly at Me
tropolis yesterday, aged 88 years. A few
days ago she received a letter from one
of her sons whom she had not seen for
thirty years, telling her he wns coming
home to visit her. The good news caused
her so much joy that she grew nervous.
Just before reaching home her son sent
her a dispatch thnt he would be with her
in a few hours. When the message was
read to Mrs. Baker she fell down aud
died.
Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria, tinging.
fiiHCAOO. Feb, 18. Although the
health authorities continue to deny the
existenco of typhus fever, they will not
make publio the location of the Italian
immigrants who came over on the in
fected vessel, Since the 1st of February
400 new cases of scarlet fev.er have been
reported by physicians, and over 200
cases of diphtheria. Both typhoid nnd
scarlet fever aro declared to bo epidemic.
Fifty-two new cases of scarlet fever and
diphtheria were reported for the twenty
four hours ending at midnight.
Tuklne Up the I'ljrlit Afuln.
Sak Francisco, Feb. 18. Miss A A.
Chevalier, who made an expose of the
i nomas ijiike Harris community ut
Santa Itosa last fall, lectured last night
to a large audience 'on "Mysticism and
liurrlsisni." bUe said that she would bo
guilty of crime not tw uncover Harris'
monstrous iniquities. Proofs ore incon
trovcrtible, consisting of a mass of let
ters, ufllduvits und statements by people
wno nave leit tue community.
Will Work on the Co-operutlve rlan.
Kkoxville, Tcnn., Feb. 18. The mines
of tho 1'emieisee Mining Company at
Briceville will bo worked upon the co
operative plan. Details have been agreed
upon and Incorporated iu nu amended
charter which has been filed. The miners
are allowed to take stock and have taken
$10,000. A subscriber Is allowed twenty
months in which to pay for $100 share.
The company will erect residences and
allow tho minors to buy on liberal terms.
Instantly Killed.
PotjoiiKEEpsre, If. Y., Feb. 18. John
Milligan, of New Hamburg, was struck
by train No. 4, Chicago limited, at New
Hamburg, on tho Hudson Kivur Miiilrixnl,
aud iubtuutly klliod. Milligan wns an
employe of the mllroad anil was well
known along tin Hue. Ills body wan
terribly mangled.
I"ir Alli'ci it Abortion.
Taunton, Mush., Fob. 18. Dr. Ann H.
Ciitihe as principal, and Kllwibeth S.
Morse ami (.'harltM It. Chase as accessories
iieioru tne met, uro ou tual In the Su
perior Court for alleged abortion ami
causing the death of Claru F. Burgess,
at New Bedford, Oetolier li, 1890.
Cripple Ci-ovL's Lurk.
Dknvke, Col., Feb. 18. Another creat
strike has been made iu the Bluebell trt
Cripple Creek. The ore comes out lu
masslvo chunks weighing tiOOpouuds aud
the entire matter is almost solid silver.
The stock has gone up with u jump and
wililest exuitemem prevails.
Count TnUtot's Charity.
Chicaoo, Feb. 18. The treasurer ot the
W. U. T. TJ. has reutiived from the daugh
ter of Ceunt Tolstoi a lettar iwiug that
her father has oriftiniunl sovtmty frei
eating housas in the province: .of .JtlHrln,
in each ot which fifty peiple are fod
twice daily.
ACME BLACKING is cheaper
at 20 cents a bottle than any
other Dressing at 5 cents.
A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAYS
because shoes once blackened with it can
be kept clean by ash!ng them with water.
I'eople in moderate circumstances find it
profitable to liny it at 20c. a bottle, because
what they spend for Blacking they tave in
bIioo leather.'
It is the cheapest blacking considering
its quality, nnd yet we want 'x tell it
cheaper if it can be done. AVo will pay
$10,000 Reward
for a recipe that will enable us to mnko
Wolff's Acmk Blacking ut such a prico
that n retailer can profitably tell it at 10c. a
bottle. ThisoiTeriaoiicn until Jan. 1st, 1893.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
Old furniture painted with
(this is the name of tho paint), looks like
stained and varnished new furniture. One
coat will do it A child can apply it. You
can change a pine to a walnut, or a cherry
to mahogany; there is no limit to your
fancies. All retailers sell it.
S3 SHOE CENTLEtVlEM
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOH THE MOhW
It Is u seamless shoe, with no tacks or wax thread
lo hurt tho feet; made of tho best lino calf, Btvllsti
ana easy, aud becauee c make more thoes of thl
graae than anu other manufacturer, it cuuals band
sewed thoes costing from S14J0 to S3.U).
CC Oil iCSeniiiiip llnuil-Hcwed, the finest call
J'wa shoo ever ottered for tMJUs equals Frencli
Imported shoes which cost from $3.01 to 812.00.
fit! ou. ! 'InuiLSoweil Vclt Shoe, flno calf,
stylish, comfortable and durablo. Thabesi
shoe ever ottered at this price j samo grado as custom-mads
shoes costing from (I.0U to .
CO 00 lnlico Miooi Farmers, Itatlroad Men
wwi andLcttcrCarrlersallwearthem; tlnecalr.
seamless, smooth Inside, heavy threo soles, exten
sion edKe. onop r 111 wearnjear.
SCO 30 Jlno culii no Letter shoo cvrr offered at
PtCm thli price; ono trial will conviuco thoso
who want a shoo for comfort and service.
ffiO 23 nud S'J.OO WorltiiiKinrn'fl shoes
""s, aro very strong nnd durable. Those who
nave given them a trial win wear no other make.
Dnlcl yJ.OO nnd St. 73 school shoe) am
WyJ worn by tho boys everywhere: theycsll
on their merits, n tho increusiug sales show.
I S?H ifZ 83.00. Ilniid-upwcd shoe, best
ICO DonRola. verystyllshj equals French
Imported shoes costing from $ 1.0) to t ".().
. l.ndles' J.3II. bJ.OO nud SI. 73 shoo foe
Zlisses aro the best fine Longola. htyilsh aud durable.
Cnullon. Bee that W. L. Douglas namo and,
price uro stamped on the bottom of each shoo.
nrTAKE NO SDIISTITUTE.I
Insist on local advertised dealers supplying yon.
IV. J.. DOUULiAS, Urocktou, Mo,,. isilaLy
JOSEPH: BALL,
Xorth main St., Sliciinndoalt
CACTUS BLOOD CURE.
SUPERIOR TO SARSAFARiLLA
Parities the blood by ex
pelling the impurities through
the proper channels and never
causes eruptions on the skin.
Regulates the bowels. Cures
dyspepsia, liver and kidney
troubles, tones up the system
and gives you an appetite,
Never fails ' o cure any con
dition produced by impure or
impoverished blood, or a dis
ordered state of stomach, liver
or kidneys.
Sold at Klrlln's Drug Store,
Ferguson's Hotel Block. Shenandoah, Pa
A FINE SHOW
It you want to Ree a dne display 01 Boots and-
V, S, SNYDER'S
Boot and Shoe Store,.
(Masteller's old stand.)
corner Coal nnd Inrrtlu Bta.
Custom Worlc ami Repairing:
Done In the best style.
JOHN COSLET'S
Green Truel Stand!
Cor Main and Oak Strocts.
Fresh Oysters Received Daily
A fine line ol Choto OH0CEUIK3
Nuts aud Candles.
Poultry of all Kinds'
Ir-OMtlft rjoalves bis green truck dally
tromth city markets, wiaoli Is a gusraui.ee
to ills out omsrs tiiat they will teoeivo fresh
KOskIi whu buyl ig from film,
OllilTllir naderslsne I, wero
Milr I ll lr irerv "ursij ot -niiuiony
Dr. 1 . 11 ila
Vrclt Ht.,
rilllausl Ula.Vu, H .loam V l I.h, Keanel
BipHIe 1'4m T. - ItNrHmtl
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ftl.Hmall. M.mui Alio.
ftev. . II. 8hir-
Ht., (tead'tn. Pa.j W-n l)U, liJIMontro-ust.
I'hllsilelphla' fl. U Howe. 300 Klui Hi., Head
lntM'u.; (JeorKe aurl I'll IiurKort, -UUI.KUtt
1 bt., Heading, t'a. Bend for clrcnlan.
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