In Season !
All kinds of Canned
and Bottled Goods,
Imported and Do
mestic Cheese, Fine I
Groceries, etc., for
the summer and pic
nic season at
Corner Grocery,
Centre and White Sts.
HERB AND THERE.
Interesting Items Concerning Different
Sections of the Ileglon.
All voters should bear in mind that Sept.
S'.h is tho last day on which to bo legally
registered. This is an important point to
the voter and should not ha neglected
Tho right of franchise is one of the greatest
in tho world, and should bo carefully
guarded. Voters should not fool away tho
least point that may result in debarring
thorn from depositing their ballots.
Tho total shipments of anthracito coal
from the three regions, "Wyoming, Lehigh
and Schuylkill, for tho year 1892 np to
Saturday, August 27th, is 26,143,781 tons,
an increaso of 1,883,493 tons, compared
with last year.
Borough work on tho streets at Ashland
has been suspended in anticipation ol the
early commencement of eloctric railway
work.
Prof. Nathan M. Balliet, of Mahoning
"Valley, has announced himself as a candi
date for County Superintendent of Public
Schools of this county, to be elected in
May, 1883. Air. Balliet is a brother to ex
County Superintendent Tnoraas SI. Balliet,
now of Springfield, Alass., und until
recently was a momber of the faculty of
Ursinis College, Pa Mauch Chunk Times.
AMERICAN HEROISM.
Unassuming Men Who, in KmergencUi,
Develop the Qualities or Martyrs.
It Is not infrequently charged that
Americans arc so sordid in sentiment,.'
so eager and absorbed in the pursuit of .
material gain, that they are incapable
of heroism or sclf-sacriflce.
Tho noblest daring, says tho Chicago
Herald, recorded in verse or drama, in
battle or mythology, does not supass
that shown in Incidents recorded in tho
dispatches of the Herald from tho flood
district in Iowa. Men did not hesitato
to tako tho chances of losing their own
lives for tho saving of others, and a
number have gone down with tho dead
ly flood from whoso peril they vainly
sought to rcscuo women and children.
It is not so hard for tho human spirit,
full of emotion and stirred to extraor
dinary effort by Buddcn impulse on bat
tlefield or in other scene of brilliant
speetaclo or maddening excitement, to
risk the loss of that which to every
man is dearer than all else. It requires
a sterner courage, a heart more deliber
ate in self-sacrifice, to risk life for oth
ers in a dismal river overflow, in rickety
boat, with no skill against rushing
waters, little endurance in tho chill of
furious blizzaTds.
Sorapared with tho glowing pcans
that have handed down useless feats of
fantastic chivalry, such talcs may bo
called only dilapidated opics. The con
ditions of their lives, tho circumstances
of their death, do not appeal to grand
iose diction. Often their very names
nro unknown. Monuments do not com
memorate their voluntary martyrdom.
It is such men, obscure, uncelebrated,
that prove when tho unespected mo
ment comes that thero Is in them tho
mettle of heroes. It is such sacrifices
that vindieato tho political and social
experiment of democracy. It is homely.
natural, simple deeds liko these that
prove manhood higher than caste,
American greater than any other name
left in tho world. Tho merit in these
men's daring is that it was rational and
not expectant of reward, ideal or ma
terial. It is tho noblest tribute that
man can pay to humanity.
A TRACTION OOMPANT.
A PERIPATETIC BARBER.
"Two Old Cronies."
If tho entertainment at tho Academy
last night is a samplo of what Manager
Stuart has in store for the people of Phila
delphia, he is to bo complimentod. "Two
Old Cronies" was one of tho best of its
class over givon here, and but few bettor
ploasod audiences have ever left the house
at the close of any performance. Messrs.
Kyan and Sheohan are a very original pair.
Mtss Hart, as a dudess, was a little start'ing
at first, but she had many friends at the
close. Miss Hollywood's songs and dances
woro warmly applauded. Elvira Pren
celli's voice is magnificent. Frederick
Oarberry has a very beautiful tenor voice.
and "Will Ahem, in his silence and fun act,
was all right. Tho rest ot tho company
was up to tho standard in every respect,
and tho scenic effects very fine. Philadel
phia Press. "Two Old Cronies" will b
produced at Ferguson's thoatro to-morrow
evening.
Coming Kvents.
Nov. 23 Sovonlh annual ball of tho
"Washington Beneficial Society in Kobbins'
hall.
Klectrlo ltalluuy Change.
Hereafter tho electric railway cars will
leavo tho corner of Main and Centre stroets
At 0:30 a. m., daily, and every,'2o minutes
Iheroaftor until midnight, at which hour
tbo last car will leave.
Buy Keystone flour,
name Lkssio & Co.,
printed on every sack.
Bo euro that the
Ashland, Pa., is
3-3-3 taw
A Fecullar Malno Industry That Ilaa Ita
Advantages
Many of tho Maine rural towns do not
support a professional barber. Men
early learn to shave themselves; and as
to hair-cutting, thero is always
somebody in town, who, with
that neighborliness for wiich
theso communities aro noted, is
ready to trim your locks for you with
all his heart and all his art. A writer
for the Belfast Aire, on an outing, rc-
cently fell in with ono of theso ama
teur barbers and humorously described
his accommodating ways: "Soon I was
perched astride of a molasses hogshead
with a mealbag about my neclt to pro
tect it from tho fall of hair. I might
say tho fall was great, or tho possibil
ities of ono, from tho hogshead as I
squirmed about on it to have tho light
strike the head right so the gores would
bo even. Ho was no mean barber, for
ho scorned to receive any recompense. I
wish all barbers were as charitable.
After our cutting acquaintance 1 saw
much of the barber. Ono tlmo ho was
on tho schoolhouse steps cutting a
man's hair; again I saw him hard at
work on a man's head in the middle of
his vegetable patch. The farmer was
leaning against a bean-pole with his
hoo in his hand evidently malting tho
most of his luxurious ease. Anywhere
and everywhere ho happened to catch
his man tho enterprising barber would
work. I was on tho shore ono day
watching the fisherman at his salmon
nets. Shortly a small skiff went out
from a neighboring cove. In it was
the barber, who rowed out to whero
the fisherman was and was soon cutting
las hair.
Governor Pattlson to be Asked to Grant
a Charter.
Application will bo mado to Governor
Pattlson on Monday, Sept. 2Ctb, for a
chatter for tho "Schuylkill Traction Com
pany" through Solicitor MacHenry Wit
helm, E-q , of Ashland. The object of tho
curt oration will bo purchasing, leasing,
construction, and operation of motors and
cables, or other machinery for supplying
tho motive power of pa'senger railways,
and necessary apparatus for supplying
turns in this county. Tho incorporated
capital of the now company Is $100,000,
and it will bo Increased to ?CO0,O00.
Mossrs. W. M. Tamal! and "W. A.
Downey, oliotrlcal engineers for the new
company, havo secured rooms in tbo Koiper
block, Ashland, and expect to take up
their permanent residence there within the
next few weeks. The company represents
unlimited capital, and will push tho work
ot connecting the different towns through
the Mahanoy Valley.
The incorporators are J. F. Balloy, F. E
Bailey, A A. Winters, O. E. "Winters, and
J. H. Cofrode. Of these gentlemen it may
be said briefly, The two .Baileys aro
wealthy iron merchants, of Philadelphia
J. F. Bailey, who will bo the president oi
tho new company, being Capt. Bailey, of
J. F. Bailey & Sons, Philadelphia. He is
an old citizen of the Quaker City, and
widely known throughout the state, eS'
pecially to tho iron, steel and copper trado
J. H. Cofrodo is alto a well known and
wealthy citiz-n of Philadelphia, and has
been engaged for many years in tho iron
and stcol business as a manufacturer. A
A "Winters, is Judge "Winters, of Dayton
Ohio, President of the Chamber of Com
tnorce, and tho head of ono of tho largest
financial institutions in that slate. C. K.
"Winters, who will bo the Treasurer of the
now company, has been for yoars the
business manager, and a heavy stockholder
of a largo industry whoso works and
ficlory aro located Springfield, Ohio, and
general offices at Chicago, 111.
Four pair men's seamless hoso for 25o.
a the People's store. G-21-tf
SOUPS.
Best photographs and crayons at Diibbs'
t . ...
Vor Almost Nothing.
Max Reese has Just received a large stock
of tablets, writing paper, envolopos, etc.,
purchased at an Assignee's sale and is
selling them at 60 por cent, lose than
regular prices.
Utah.
The land of sunshine and flowers rich also
in mineral and agricultural resouroes is best
reached by the Itlo G rando Western Railway.
See that your excursion tickets read both ways
via that road, which offers choice of throe
distinct routes and the most magnificent rail
road seenery In the world. Send 26o to J. II,
Dennett, Salt Lake City, for copy of Illustrated
book, "Utah, a Veep Into the Mountain Walled
Treasury of.the Gods." tf
BIQ TREES IN FORMOSA.
Speotaoles to suit all eyes, at Vorlz's
book Hnd stationery store, 21 North Main
street. 4-28-tf
Coughing Leads to Consumption
Kemp's Balsam will stop tho cough at
Best work done at Bronnan's steam
laundry. Everything white and spotless.
Lace curtains a specialty. All work
guaranteed.
YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE I
Good horses, nice buggies
and responsible drivers are the
essential things for a pleasant
drive, which can always be had
at my stables, 12 and 14 North
Pear alley, rear of Luberg's
hardware store. Horses taken
to board. Undertaking in all
its branches attended to with
promptness.
EYAN J. DAYIUS.
JOE WYATT'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
(Christ, Dossiers old stand)
91 u In nud Coul HtB., Hlicuandonli,
Best beer, ale and porter on tap. The finest
brands of whiskeys and cigars. Pool room at
ached.
They Rival tho Mammoth Ones of the
Iteilwood Forest! In California
In a Shanghai natlvo newspaper are
the details of tho remarkable discovery
in the southern part of the island of
Formosa of treos that rival in uizo and
beauty the giant redwood trees of Call-
fornia. Ten ChinefcO merchants of
Foochow organized tho exploring ex
pedition. The vast forests there had
never been penetrated by traders, but
it was known that the .country was
broken by hifth and rugged mountains
that had very heavy timber. Tho ex
pedition started from the Chinoso port
of Sumalan. After seven days of hard
travel it reached tho Hualin river. It
found no roads, not oven iv trail, and in
many caak tho members journeyed for
hours along tho tracks of wild beasts
through heavy timber. Many signs of
natives were seen, but the savages were
too timid to show themselves. Whether
the party succeeded in establishing
barter with them Is not recorded. In
ono of tho great forests trees of enor
mous size and height were found. Ten
men, joining thoir outstretched arms,
wore unablo to clasp the trunk near
tho ground. Thoy estimated the hoight
nt two hundred or more feet. Another
peculiar tree bore red and white
flowers as largo as an ordinary sieve.
The forest life, from tho descriptions of
tho Chinoso, roeombles that of tho Am'
uzon.
One Man's Statistics.
A methodical man died in Berlin t
few days ago aged 73. At the ago of
18 ho began keeping a record which he
continued for 63 years, and then
closed with tho words: Omnia tentavi,
multa pcrspexl, nihil perfect. This
booh showed that in 83 years ho had
smoked 028,715 cigars, of which he hud
received 4l),003 as presents, while for
tho remaining 580,021 ho hod paid ubout
1 10,4&3. During tho samoporiod ho had
had 85 pulrs of trousers made, 74
coats and waistcoats and 03 pairs of
boots. Ho wore out 98 shirts and
"fronts" and 820 collars. In tram fares
ho spent not far from f 128. In fiftoen
years, according to his bookkeeping, ho
had drunk 38,780 glasses of Bavarian
beer, of which, however, 31,301 were
only small ones. For this beer anil
80,081 glasnes of cognac and spirits ho
spent o,asu. lie gave tips amounting
u tl,805.
reparations for Speed and Economy for
lilt, tUUHB,
TIMELY TOPICS.
What People Are Tnllitug About Theso
Times.
Cholera is born ol tilth, breeds In It.and
travols In it. Thrrefora, If you want to
avolJ it, keep clean. Don't make tbo mis
take of scrubbing and bathing yourself too
much. Too much bathing Is as enervating
as the hot rays of th'o tun It is the fi th in
cesspools, alleys, neglected cornors, foul
service pipes In buildings, and the accuuiu
latlon ol dirty rags and old paper. Those
are tbo breeding places.
Tho ball season is almost here aid tho
printers bave gotten out somo very
protly designs in ball tickets, invitations.
&c. Every yoar there is marked improve
ment in this direction, but how about the
balls, &o.1
The treatment of cholera is simple
In fact medicine does not seem to be ot as
much importance as careful nursing.- Best
and warmth aro tho chief remedies
Strong medicines and heroio treatment do
more harm than good. This probably a&
counts for the success of tho Homeopaths
during the lust visit of the plaguo in New.
Orleans. Tho celebrated Dr. Mackpher'
son, after treating thousand' of cases with
remarkablo sucefss, was himself attacked
ono night, but Instead of getting up and
raising a luss about it be remained quietly
in bed and took nothing but a little arrow
root and brandy, with an occasional sip ot
carbonic acid wator. In the last stags of
tho dieeaso he was almo-t pulseless, but no
ono disturbed blm and he came out of it
all right.
P1S1180NA1
The Finest Furniture
TUB I) EST
OR&ANSs PIANOS
MOST rOl'ULAIt
Sewing Machine
-AT-
WILLIAMSON'S
No. 8 SoutU RZaln Street,
Oldest and Most Reliable Dealers in this Section.
We Are Just Opening
Up a full line of
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
iwtow..; -T T DBTfF'Q OLD RELIABLE,
rUch and wile, of Pottfville, T I t I ff II ,P, , 1 '
stot Mrs. Bartscb, of Bowers
J m KJ JL JLVAVJ I KJ n NORTH MAIN STREET.
In this see of progress not oven the art
of cooking escapos improvement. Every
department of the art boars tho imprint oi
progress in economy and speed of prepara
tion: Tho lovers ol soups and thoso who
prepare them will bo interested in what is
published below. An inspection of Frank
Schmidt's store on Main street brought to
th notice of a Herald reporter an exten
sive line ot prepared eoupb that cost but
littlo and can be placed upon the tablo at
almost a moment's notice. Tbcro are
tapioca, mock turtle and bouiliion, four
pints of which can be mado at a cost of 20
centc. Then there are rice, farina, pea,
bean, barley, julienna, lentel, potato and
curry, four pints for 12 cents. All theso
soups aro seasoned and ready for the table
witb the exception of putting the ingredi
onts into wiiter and boiling for about 30
rainutos. Another soup sold by Mr.
Smith is a pea ingredient put up in a pack-
ago shaped like a bologna. It comes from
Germany and 12 plates of this soup can bo
mado at a cost of 20 cents. It is a fine arti
cle and is extonsivoly UBed in tho German
army. This soup reminds us of an
other German preparation, which is small
and shaped like a cough drop, When in
action the soldier carries a numbor ot these
preparations in his pocket. Should be bo
como woundod, or through any other cir-
cutnstance, bo leit without food on tbo
field, he resortB to the diminutive packago,
which is made of a compound of the finest
flour, suet and other ingredients, and
which will sustain life for 21 hours.
Otf to Muhanoy City,
Shenandoah tent several immense train
loads of people to Mahanoy City to-day lo
take part and witness the America's Day
and i oldlors' monument celebrations. Tho
town was practically drained, and Maha
noy City has not tbo el!ghet ground for
complaint that our people did notpatronize
it well to-day. Hundreds of people visited
Mahanoy City yesterday and upon their
return deolared that tho decorations wero
the finest ever seen in tt.is section of the
state. Many of tho decorations aro ex
ceedingly costly and unique
Aged 88 Years.
George, Soegar, who lived with his daugh
ter. Mrs. rjunim, on South While street,
and who died on Friday last, was interred
in tho Odd Fellows' cemetory this morn
ing. He was born in Elwangen, Germany,
and came to this country 88 years ago. He
was In his 88th year.
Elijah Hale, of "Wadesville, spent Sun
dav in town.
Supt. M. F. Schreffier, of Ashland, was
in town to-day.
Miss Ida Lewis left for Fort Oilnton
to-day to take charge of a school there,
Miss Gertrude Hutton, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of her aunt Mrs. James Kerns.
Mrs. J. L. "Williams, of Uhamokin,
spending a lew
Danl 1 BarUch
were the gm
streot, over Sunday
John R. Jones, of North Jardin street,
and his nephew, David, spent yesterday
and to-day visiting friends at 'Wilkes
Barre.
Capt. Geo. W. Johnson and wifo, now of
St. Clair, spent Saturday and Sunday with
thoir son, 'Squire Elm or E. Johnson, at
Lost Creek.
Dr. J. O. Blddlo and wifo, who arrived
from Glasgow on the City of Rome, on
Saturday, passed through town yestorday,
en route for Fountain Springs,
Rov. M. U. Uavice, paBtorof theEnglith
Lutheran church of town, returned from
Milroy, Mifflin county, his old homo,
where bo and his family had been spending
their vacation
Max Schmidt and daughter, who arrived
on the cholera affected steamer Normania,
on Saturday, are quarantined in New
York bay, and will probably be detained
there for 20 days,
Rev. W. McNally, from Shenandoah,
I'a., gave a vory interesting sermon to a
full house, on Sunday. At the close of tho
sermon there wero many handshakes, ana
great many expressions of pleasuteatmeet
ing once more thoir pastor who had labor
ed so faithfully for them during a pastorate
of threo years. On Monday evening he
gave a highly interesting lecture on hi
travels in Ireland, "What ho saw and
some thingB ho didn't sec." A good sized
audience were present and wore delighted
with the lecture. Derry, N, II News,
Ian.
IW
CARPETS for Pall Trade.
New styles arriving daily.
WANTS, &c.
WANTED. A good girl for general house
work Apply at tbo Herald office.
ESIKA11LE PKOPEKTY FOK SALE.
The Cnthcr property, on West Oak street,
win do soia wnoie or in parts to suit
tor sale,
purchaser.
Apply on tho premises. 4-13-02
lOR SALE. A 12-horse power upright
boiler. In eood condition. Cheap. An-
ply to Cambridge Coal Company, Shenandoah.
D-SO--W
salary and
work; good
JiUOS. CO.,
8-31-3m
ITTANTED.-Qood Canvassers
Vt cxnenscs from start: stcadv -
chance for advancement. BROWN
Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y
SALE. A good paying wall paper and
1 rjaintlni? business. Good stock on hand.
The building In which tho business is located
win aiso oe soia, wun ine Dusincss or separate.
Apply to lylrs. Ann Llewellyn, Shenandoah.
w-i-iw
TJXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Estate ot Joseph
Sjj Ucacham, late ot tho Borough ot Shen-
anaoan, uecuabeu. inciters icsiamemary on
said estate having been granted to tho under
signed, all persons Indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment, and thoso having
legal claims against ine estate or Baia ae
cedent, to present the sime without delay.
nuiZiA m. iiEALiiAM, uxecuirix,
T It. Bkddall. Attorney.
Shenandoah, I'a., Aug. 16. 1802. S-17 oaw-Ot
We Study to Please I
Old Stand. New Goods
EVERYTHING IN THE
GR0GERY LINE
ALWAYS IN SfOCK.
Fish, llutter and Eggs,
Flour and Feed,
Potatoes, Green Truck,
Hay and Straw, &c, &c
Gallagher's Cheap Cash Store !
(Muldoon's old stand)
CORNER CENTRE AND WEST STREETS.
A GENTS WANTED ON SALARY or com-
J. mission, to handle tho now Patent Chemi
cal Ink Erasing Pencil. The quickest and great
est selling novelty ever produced. Erases ink
thoroughly In two seconds. No abrasion ot
paper. Works like maglo. 200 to 600 per cent,
profit. One agent's sales amounted to $620 In
six days. Another S32 In two hours. Previous
experience not necessary. For terms and full
particulars, address The Monroe Mt'g Co., La
Crosso. Wis. X439
B-24-ly
Child Deud.
The four-year-old daughter of Council
man Gable, one of tbreo of his children
that are down with diphtheria, died this
morning.
Throe pair ladies black hose (fust color?)
for 26c , at tho People1 etoro. . C21tf
HARVEST
TWO
Via the Chicago, Milwaukee
K'y,
EXCURSIONS
m st. pui
August 30, mid September 27.
Where the grasses are kissed by the wand'rlng
breeze,
And tho fields are rich with the golden grain:
Where the schooner ploughs through the
prairie seas.
To its destined port on the western plain)
Where homes may never be sought In vain,
And hope is tho tbrtttlest plant that grows;
Where man may over his rights maintain,
And land is as free as tho wind that blows.
For further particulars apply to the
nearest ticket agont, or addross John It.
l'ott, District Passenger Agent, 480 Will
lam Street, 'Willlamsport, Pa. tf
lie Your Own Doctor.
It wou't cost you one-half as much. Do
not dolay. Send three' 2-cont stamps for
postage, and wo will send you Dr. KauH
man's great work, fine colored platos, from
life, on disease, its cauteeand homo euro.
Address A. P. Ordway & .Co., Boston,
Mas. 2w
lL?Ki BBBtaeaanaa u cssxssciexhs
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE -:- CAMBRIAN -:- HOUSE I
AT
Cor. Centre and Jnrdlii Sts.,
Is the place where you And fresh and
btoch Ale, Draught JPortcr
AND
Lauer's Cetcbratod Lager Beer
Always on tap .and tho best Rye Whisky,
llrandy, Gin and Wines. The best 5-ent
cigar In town. Milk and all kinds of temper
anccdrlnks. BENJAMIN RICHARDS, Prop.
Thero i nothlne like tbo RESTORATIVE
NERVINE dlscovoroa By tno groat specialist,
DR IV1IUK. euro im jiirvwua uuhkuwh, at
tinn. siooDloBcnuos. Heuralcln. St. Vitus.
Danoo.Fltsnnd Hyaterla. ilnny physicians
ueoltln tbclr practice, and sav tbo results are
wondorful. 7o bave hundreds of testimonials
film thf ha from drmnrttta. "Wn lAva novor knoim
anything llko It." Snow & Co., Byracuw, N. Y.
"Kvory bottlo Bold brlags words of prnlso," J. a.
Wolf.lllllKlalo.lllob. "Tho bost sollor we etor
bad.'' Woodworth & Co., Port Wayne, Ind.
"Nervine Bella hotter than anything wo over
had." 11. F. WyattsCo., Concord, N. II. Trial
bottle and book of testimonials rrceatdruggleU.
DR. MILE3' MEDICAL CO., Elkhnrt.lnti.
A hat that Is not stylish ia worthlnM. There
are a thousand reasons wny you shoula rot wear
It, and not one reason why you should It usu
ally costB as much as a atyllsb hit and Is rot
worth a traction of the money. When you buy
a hat buy a good one, and It you really want a
good one, try our K hat. It will fill the bill.
i ne sumo can oe saia ot our Neckwear a nno
tlO for 00. anv StvlQ. Htrnw ImtR f rnm Kn i,n in
81.&0. Nlco lino of summer shirts at 26c: a bin
drive in boys' waists from 30o to 60o; large lino
of trunks and valises at lowest price: big bar
gains In overalls and coats at
19 South Main St., Shenandoah.
Silk and cashmere hats renovated and made
as good as new at short notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
jrjtERQUSON'a THEATRE.
P. 3. IXIIQUSON, MANAGER.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 692
W. O, Anderson's unique comedlens In
the greatest ot all farco comedies,
"Two Old Cronies!"
Under the management of ,
George S. Sydney.
An outlro now company.
Now songs, now (lancers. ,
Now im'ialo, new jokes.
Now qunrtotte, now scenery
The Qreat Serpentine Dance,
The Greatest Production Ever Seer..
Prices, 25, 35 and 50c.
Reserved scats on salo at Klrlln's drug Btoi f.
ALL SCHOOL CHILDREN
Buy their
WEEKS
Has removed to Bill Jones' old stand
17 BOUTH MAIN STREET,
Where he will be pleased to moot the wants
of bis menus ana ine punno in
Everything in tbo Drinking Lino.
School Books,
Slates, Pencils,
ELLIS, The Tinsmith and Stove Sealer,
has removed to the
33 WeHt Oi.Ic Ht., Mlieiinucloali,
fi rVl nnl T?n fro. Where he will be pleased to meot all Ms old as
uuluul fc 5 I well as many new customers as possible.
and other school supplies at
IF. O". IFOIRTZ'Sl
Norlli Main Street.
The lamest stock in town at the lowest nrlcos.
Headquarters for stationery ot all kinds, nail
paper ana winaow snuaes,
Good work l fnlr nrfr.n.
Rooting and Spouting neatly done.
F1BE INSURANCE.
Largest and oldest reliable purely cash com
panics represented by
3D-A.-VI3D PATJST,
120 S. Jardin St., Shenanooah.Pa
Hot Weather Bulletin.
'' Ico Oronm,
All Flavors,
SlocSLct Wator,
Pure Fruit Flavors.
Confectionery. Etc.
27 Sotitli Dlnln 81rcct.
X
H. , M'GUIRE'S
Snnriincr nnd Mnsin.nl NAsnri
Second St., GERARD VILLE.
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