FINE GROCERIES
HOUSEKEEPERS
"Find no difficulty in
securing what tboy
require for their ta
bles at our stove.
Corner Grocery,
Centre and White Sts.
THIRD EDITION
FKUSONAI.
A. Ii. Shay, Ksq., was in town yesterday.
T. J. Davles spent a part of yesterday in
J?thlclicm.
Mr. and Mrs.O. II. Williams, of Ashley" n
Twitlnc friends In town.
Hisses Florence and Emily Smithleft town
yesterday to visit relatives in Potbivjlle,
Mis Leah Evans, of Danvilleis tho gnost
of Mrs. V. V. Williams, of Eat Oak street.
Elmer Lev', of Philadelphia, who has been
si-endinc; tlio past fow daysfin town, rcturr.ed
home to-day.
Two old veterans oflf1ie war, M. O'Hara
or town, ana J. !y Price, of No. 4, are
dangerously ill, but-nro making a hard fight
against death.
11, J. Yost bnyacccpted tbo position aa an
organizer for -tho Sous of America, and has
bteu assigned to tlio central part of tho stato
for tho rrcaont.
wiiiiarji Ferguson, a bright young man
who him wurktd hlniclf out of tho mines
into Joe theological department of Dickinson's
Col.'ene at Williamsport, is visiting his par
'tits here. Mr. Ferguson hopes to finish his
Jtudiofl next year and enter tho home
missionary fluid,
William Winnd, State Secretary of the
Patriotic Older Suns of America, who left for
his homo in Philadelphia yesterday, was not
in the host of health. Mr. Weand is
Schuylhill coutitimt and when the warbroko
out was ono of tho patriots who shouldered
his musket and went to the "front." If he
is not alroudy pensioned ho ought to be,
his eligibilities entitle hiin to one.
A Child ISnJoj,
Tho pleasant flavor, gcntlo action aud sooth
ing ouect of Syrup of Figs, when in need of
a laxative, and if the father or mother be
ectftivo or bilious, the most gratifying results
follow its use; so that it is tbo best family
remedy known aud every family should
have a bottle.
Twelve I'liutos for COe.
By sending us your cabinet, together with
60 cents, we will Ihiiali you ono dozen photos.
11-2-tf W. A. Kkaoev.
All on Taper.
"Down the Slope" win the title of a
rlay produced at Ftigusou's theatre last
night. The company was of some merit, but
the play was weak aud as wide of tho mark
in depicting scenes of life in the coal
regions as a scene in an oleomargarine f.ictory
would tie. "I wonder what tbo next mining
jilay will be?" asked an urchin as bo left tho
tbeatro lust night. "1 dunlin, but X supposo
it will bo "T'io der rollers, or why didn't
dcy n;i ten 'ini," was the answer of his chum.
Coming Kventa.
Jan a 31st annual supper of tho Welsh
Baptist churcli in Uobbins' opera house.
Fob. 13, First annual ball of Gen. Har
rison Lodge, K. of P., in Bobbins' opera
house.
Don't suffer with iudiguetiou, use Haxter's
Mandrake Hitters, liu
Xeokties, mufflers and silk handkerchief
in nil the latest and most approved styles and
at eircicillugly low priMM at the Peoples'
stire, 12 15-tf
last work done at Wrtmnau'g Steam Latin.
dry. Everything white nod spotless. Lin
curtains a specialty. All work guaranteed
Obituary.
Mrs. Magdaleua Shut-y, an aged resident of
Line street, died this morniuK at 0
The funeral will take place ou Sat
in lay, 31st inat., at 8 p. in. Service will be
b Id in the Trinity Reformed churuh, of
w' U the deceased was a member for a iniiu
b i 1 vears. lutermeut will bo made iu the
Oi'd I wi' cemetery.
i
1 lHNA'SHARSAPAKILLA, IT
1 ill. KIND THAT CUR KB."
The Aeadi-my ltwitaurHtit.
T'" i jitsville headquarters for Site-nan
tloil p. mid otlieni tlvlug North of the
Mi 'iriu'u. Iur hot toddtf-i, hot piinah, beef
tea r.j ui: kinds of wlu s and liquors of the
lie i l.i ads, is the Academy Restaurant, John
1? c iti'iitY, proprietor, M A. I'oouoy, assist
ant. to
When T!al.y was sick, f n" Vr Tiiftorfa,
Vlu'nfche wn a t."uud, t-H . riclfcirCaitorla.
V9: .nnhf bivainc Miss, i 'i ' m, t" C'jit'irla.
Wh'n .Ul hud Cliildrea, 1 .. .M tUem Custorio.
1,-n to suit all t
at Pi.rU's book
l .'
tree,
lia.
nunc 1
oq every
ohriy stoie.
So
El N")th Main
4-27-tl 1
;(,.nr flour, lie sure tbat the
. & 1UKH, Ashland, Pa., 1b printed
k. 3-3-3taw
JLaue'a Famy Sleillolnu Moves the HoueU
Hach day In onler to bo healthy this is
ecctcary
USE DANA'S 8AaSAPAMI.T.A, IT !
"THK KINIJ THAT CUKES." J
Killed on the Ititllronil.
Thomas Oaughan, a resident of Lost Crceji
while walking on tho Lehigh Valley railroad
at about 0 o'clock last night to visit frietjas at
No. 2, was struck by tbo passenger train due
here at 0:14 o'clock aud instantlj killed.
Unntr. n tin nf tlin f1rr(Hipd. la rtrtwml si '
" " " yA .vv- .
motor man ou tlio electric raiiwa
II Is All III ltJ
A enmplo of tho manner which tho
polico of town arc torment ' and advantage
istaken of their syinpatlwf'was given at tbo
corner of Main and Cctft-o streets. An old
man under tho Influence of drink was in n
heap ou tbo pavgincnt. Chief of Polico
Davis raised him ,(,n and placed him in a
sitting position On a door step. Tho old man
became eitiito indignant because hd had been
disturbed ana was by no means sparing in
his critlcjim. Vet there was n bystander
who condemned tbo policeman in unmistak
able terins because he threatened to put the
man )h the lockup. But this remonstrance
was0ny made in an undertone.
RICHARD KIMBALL DEAD.
Tho Dlitlnsttislicil Literary Man Passes
Away at Now York, Aged 70.
NewYoiik, Dec. 29. Richard B. Kim
ball, a distinguished literary man, it
dead in this city at tho ago of 70.
Ten days ngo ho completed the most
important work of hW life, a valuable col
lection, entitled "Half a Century of Recol
lections." His first book, "St. Lcger," appeared
in tho famous Knickerbocker Mugazlns
more thnn 5U years ago.
This work was at once translated into
tho French, German anil Dutch lun
muiKes, and gavo the author a command
ing rank among American atithors.
WILL MEET CORQETT AGAIN.
Sullivan Snji Ho Intends to llegln Train,
ingot Hot Springs Next 31ny.
New Yoiik, Dec. 29. John L. Sullivan
refused to be interviewed at tho Windsor
theatre, whero he has been playing, in re
gard to Jimmy Wnkely's statements that
the ex-champion was an ingrate for mak
iiiK attacks on his honor.
He, however, told Dan Murphy, who
met him at tho wiud-up of tbo perfor
mance that he would yet meot Jim Cor
bett, and will start in to train at Hot
Springs, Ark., noxt May.
CHOLERA RIOTERS SENTENCED.
Eight to ho Strangled, Tour Gu to Klherla
lor Lire, unci Others Imprisoned.
St. PcTEitsimnn, Dec. 29. A court mar
tial in Tashkcnd has passed sentence on
tbo leaders of tho cholera riots on July 0.
Seventy mon were tried. Eight wen
sentenced to bo strangled; four to tho loss
of all civil rights and deportation to Si
beria for lifo and 4!) to long terms of im
prisonment. Tweuty-llvo were acquitted.
Nohhlo's Dentil Was Accidental.
Newark, N. J., Deo. 29. Further in
vestigation has shown that John W.
Nobble, the foreman of tho Bloom field
Avenuo Licorico Works, in Newark, whose
frozen body was found beside tho tracks
of tho Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
railroad at HurrUon, Tuesday, met his
death simply by accident.
JVIny Ilnro Committed Suicide.
Pateiison, N. J., Dec. 29. William S.
Klncb, a member of tho ilrm of itlcburd
Wurren & Co., soda wuter manufacturer.-, I
of this city, has been missing from
homo since last Tuesday. Ho had been
feeling unwell lately, and it is feared that
ho committed suicide while mentally do
ranged. Crew Itescued ly Llfo Savers.
PnoviNCKTOWN, Mass., Dec. 29. Fishina
schooner Welcome of Gloucester is ashore
near Unco Point. The crew of sixteen
men wero brought safely to shore by tho
life saving crew. Tho vessel will likely
bo a total loss.
To llectimn u Western Newspapur Mnn
MANCHBfeTHH, N. H., Dec. 29. Frank
M. Rollins, business manager of tho Man
chester Union, has sovercd his connection
with that paper, and it is understood will
assume tho proprietorship of tho Denver,
Uol., Sun.
For u Now Athlotlo Club.
New York, Dec. 29. It is currently re
ported on pretty good authority that a
i, G
syinllonte of waaltuy sporting men
about to start an athletic club iu the vi
cinlty of Nuw York.
Hus Not Ileen Invited to IlaUIumre.
Bai.tihohe, Dec. 29. It has been un
curtained that tho report that Dr. Mo
(ilynn Iium lieen invited to Baltlmoiu in
without fouudatlon.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Minister to Enguiuu Lincoln uas re
turned to bis pwtt.
An olfori is making by several promi
nent Clilcagouu to buy ludupendence
Hall In Philadelphia, the house whero
Llnuoln diul in Wasliington, and the Sur
rwt la vara iu Maryland, with a view ol
ti-anu'wrutig them to Chloago for exhibi
tion. puriHwe.
Every distillery in Cincinnati is being
rim at its full oapauity In iiuticiputlou ot
an iucreaw) of tax
It is said iu Chicago that a movement
is uu foot among tbu ooul deulors iu tho
Hocking Valley, Ohio., to effect a combi
nation which will be u formldnblo rival to
tlio UeuiliiiK system.
Joint lioulUr nud Emma Shea of Ports
mouth wart) drowned while skating ou
tho luke at Kingston, Out. .
l'realdMit-oloot Cleveland has declined
the invitation of Uov. Flower, ot New
York, to Htteud the luttar's reception to
the Legislature and the Presidential uluo
tora at Albany on Juu 9.
Yt i-atlicr .f uriHtc
land: Pair, northwest wtndi, albihtly warmer
In Now Ilauipabliu, MuataohusutU, Vermont
ami CouneoUuut-
I'oi liuturn Now York: Generally fair,
rising u-iniiuroturu, winds Uwoiulng north
oilv. (IIi'SchI lis Worl.-.
WAMiimoTOK, Deo. SI). The IUlo
Ameiionn iiunrtt of l'rotiiotion ot the
orld'a C inn Liiim ExiMint ion has olotml
i k wit 'i the lultlHiui-nt ot tint oh-ji-c
i f its t-iTorts. namely, to have Italy
o .n- a Iv ioir-!.ente4 at tlm Worl-l's l'.iir.
I' K V (.' u-.iei istl nud Prut K.iva, who
haw brcli .it I be 1 1 ii. t I ul i In- lnov.i'Heiil ,
,k- u-iy juliilunt over their suoooas wlileli
has lil to the appoint meuL ot a commls
Mlllll l r the Kinu ot Italy.
TOWN POLITICS.
The Time lor Oct I lug Itendy Is Close to
Hand.
Nothing as yet has been done by cither
party to call a meeting of tho respective com
mittees. Littlo over a month remains In
which to nomlnato candidates and got tho
olcctlon machinery in operation under tho
now law, so there is not much timo to sjwro.
There are numerous candidates for tho
ditlerent otllces, but theyaro reluctant to
make their announcements known through
tho papers at the present time.
Tho nroscnt incumbents of the offices of
Chief Uurgoss and High Constable will bavo
determined oppposition in tho ranks of tho
party to which tboy belong, while for Ito-
eelver of Taxes tbo present incumbent may
havo a clear track. He has proved himself a
safo and reliable official and ho deserves to
bo ro-nominated by his party.
In the several wards there will be a great
scramblo and several bitter contests, cspec
ially will this be the case in the Third ward.
If the Citizens wish to hold their own in
tho coming election they will have to get a
move upon themselves, otherwise tho party
will awaken to find itself in a very small
minority.
VENO I
His Openlug- Last NlKht at Kobblns' Opera
House.
Veno was greeted last night by a crowded
house. Ho came upon the stage at 8 o'clock,
dressed in a gorgeous velvet suit made up in
the English style. He was wearing his mag
uiflcent jeweled vest valued at $1,000. Veno,
in a few choico words, told the nature of hi9
business, after which bis comedians gave a
first class performance. Veno speaks again
to night and to-morrow, the opera houso
being engaged for other purposes after Friday.
Veno's remedies for rheumatism, sciatica,
nervousness, dyspepsia, liver complaints, etc,
havo bad a tremendous sale around tbo coal
regions. Physicians aud druggists praise
and recommend them. Veno cures tbo
afflicted in view of tbo audience, but his
stay hero being short bo has not much time
for that. His medicines are on sale at the
hall. Every afllicied person is advised to go
to hear him to night.
USE DANA'S SAIiSAPARILLA, its
'THE KIND THAT CURES."
Liberal Landlord.
Lloyd Fox, formerly of tho Merchants'
Hotel of ttiis place, and now in tbo hotel
business in Hazlcton, sent tlio inmates of the
Lowrytown almshouse seven turkeys on
Christmas. Tlietuikcjs wero accompanied
by a half dozen boxes of cigars and a number
of other choice delicacies.
A Happy Man
Is bo who huh Hed Han Oil fix Hhenm tlsm,
Neuralgia, Toothache mid enron Ic pain-, It's
t ren tcly which ernes every tme. Try It, 25
o nts. i mi r-ixg cm Hiatal, r. u. iur
11 V Drngstorf.
WANT, &.
1 JirA'JTED. A furnished room.
TV I.. Ferguson Hou e.
Address A.
lzva-st
TTTOIt S VLE. A liouso and lot at tho north
; west corner of Jadlna d Che'Ty streets,
Apply to Mary M. Herman, on premises.
12-21-lw
VOH KENT. Society and club rooms In the
..posl oC?,co mlliJlB'- APP'y 10 M- M,v,,!ur,1fe'
Attorney. Koom 3. lM4-tf
I O'V-On Oalc or Jardln streets, a lady's
J cold watch. Finder will o suitably ro-
war ed by returning tamo to tho llKKAtn
offlce. lSK-St
GIRL WANTED. A girl who can cook and
do cenerul liousenork lor a family of
three. A i) i)l v at L J. Wilkinson s dry Koods
storo, SO bouth Main St., Bhenandoah. lS-2fl-3t
MOTICl! TO ONl'ltACTORS. -Sealed nro
1 po&ais will bo received at tho offlco ot toe
.Mineral muiroauana wining company, nun
mokln, Pi, until noon on Jununry 15th, lt93.
tor ihAHinlclm of a snaf 1 050 fi ct In denth
Specifications and all available Information
lll be furnished on application to Morris will'
lams, Huperlnttndent, Shamoliln, l"a.
IaviMQ A. Stkarns. Manntrcr.
Wllkes Uarro, Pa., Dec. 19, t893. 12-22-J.w
i GENTS WANTED ON SALARY or com-
A. mission, to handle the now Patent Chemi
cal Ink Eraslnk' Pencil. The oulckeet and ereat-
ost selling novelty ever produced. Erases ink
thoroughly In two seconds. No abrasion of
pnper. works like magic 800 to 500 por cent.
proDt. One agent's Halos amounted to KfcJOin
.ilxdays. Anothor t3 in tvo hours. Previous
experience not nocoasary. For terms and full
larncuiars, auu
Wross The Monroe Mf'g Co., La
X439 &-3My
rosso, Wis.
T)TIIVATE SALE Or' A DESUtAllLE PAItM.
I A desirable little farm lu the Catawlssa
Valley, near Krcbs' station. 30 mlnuies walk
from Shenandoah, will be sold at private sale
by applyltiK on the premises. Tho farm con
tains '-iO acres, more or lea-, lu high state of
cultivation. Will sell th farm by Itself with
house and farm buildings, or will sell farming
stock and ImplemeulB along with the farm. If
desired. The owner is desirous of leaving the
country. For Information, apply on the
prt miscs.
18-17 d&w-lm MYLES WHITE.
CB1 K
PAYS for a home lot at May'f
Laod-
PJ-0 lag, the tine suburb of Atlantl
.Quaics from It. It.: commutation faru
e suburb or Atlantic city; t
; commutation faru to Puila.,
Clty; 5
26 cenut; has court house, hotels, schools.
churches, cotton, paper, clothing, cigar sash,
brick, and lumbering mills, with finest water
nower: Due driving, fishing, uunnlutt. bathlnii.
selling; oily and country combined; 85 bouses
built fast year and not or.e empty; a safe and
sure investment; W Invested will Increase
MO In OraonthH; 3 mills built this year; lots are
sureiit anovo ocean; ju per oeni. on tor twsn;
I! lots for R5: title Insured. Send far olreular.
MAY'S LANDING IMPROVEMENT OO., 8
franklin t , rnlluaelphla. IWm
By Special Request
Of a number of the citizens of Shenan
doah wo will remain bero
One Week longer
Tbo Christmas-New Year week will
positively bo lLo Ust.
ICo-I)a hss performed many wonderful cures
and the manager has reeelved th most Batter
lag testimonials f ion. P.. mudoah people, lly
taking advantage ot lb- -rtiaicg ptlce you
tavo To conts on every boti c
TlUt OUKT
Mexican Medicine Co.
Has opened a branch oHlce lu
mn euildikg, 8 w mm st
ailBNANIM. TJ,.
jyj S. KI9TI.BR. M. tt,
rnraioJAtt j.md hokuhi
OfBtc ItUN. Jirfl k .. dkenanaost Pa
j.rand Opening
Display.
DB3IHABLE X-HAS OUTS.
Our efforts to realie this display tho grandest
and most elaborate no have yet attempt! has
been achieved after many weeks of hard work
and by searching through all the various mar-
kots. The Innumerable articles wo offer Include
the following at low prices!
"BooUs-Woli'VO 1,000 12mos, beau
tifully bound In cloth and gold, which we will
sell nt 20c; elsewhere. 35c.
J'lui t'i.c mill Albumt Our lino of plush
cases this season have been selected with tho
greatest care, including Hhaving Sets, Sewing
Implements, anlcure Sets, Plush Albums In
all then-test deslgas. Hymnals and Jxford
llibles at all prices,
An elaborate array ot Brlc-a-IlraoandBlsque'
figures aud I ellulold goods. Ooldpens and
pearl holders, tl to 15. In plush cases, 11.50 up.
Games of all Description.
HOOKS & BROWN,
4 North main Street.
Don't
Forget
That
The only place in the county
where you can get
Hot Soda !
Is at
No. 27
Soutlx HZ.txx3t. Stroot.
The largest stock of confec
tions and clear toys in town.
A good mixture for 20c per lb.
Fruit cakes for X-mas. Bread,
pies and cakes of all kinds.
FOR THE
(hristmas
Holidays !
Tht retail Toy Department of Fred.
Keltban, HH North Main street, con
tains a choico collection ot tho most ap
propriate articles for
CHRISTMAS and
NEW fEAR GIFTS.
Ice Cream made to order at shortest
notice. Fruit and Christmas cakes
made In tho finest style.
We are also prepare d to supply Hun
da; Scnools with Candles at wholesale
prices.
Fred. Keithan,
Baker and Confectioner,
10t North Main Street.
Headquarters For
Florida Oranges
I wish to announce to the
public that I will receive a car
load of Oranges direct from
Florida, sweet and juicy Mor
the holiday tradel Will be
sold for 12c a dozen and up
Furnished to Sunday schools
by the box.
.A.- WOMER,
124 N. Main Street.
YES
Matters aro
Jecoming Interesting
And In the musical lino to-dav without
doubt the most interesting matlerls that
W. Wilde
Has procured the most complete stock
ot Musical (ioods la the county, embrac
ing ev rytblng fn the musical line. Tho
next most lnw resting thing Is that ho Is
colling those delightful new
AUTQHARFS
can be playt d by any one In a few days
Pianos, Organs. VlolIns.Qultars.llruss
Instruments, and full line sheet music.
Cor. Jardln and Lloyd Rts.
CLNTS FOIl A WINDOW SMDK.
Others, ready to put up spring roller,
iur sov, oov, 4ovt ouu unu upwarus,
Par
tics doslrlnir onlv the
ituui:
ing or tlx.
turescan bo uccommoaated.
C. D. FRICKE'S
Carpet Store, 10 S. Jardin Street.
(irvin, Duncan
A new lot of Mirrors French bercl and Germau
plate glass. Also an elegant assortment of Lemon
ade sets and all kinds of Table Glassware, Fancy
Engraved Lemonade Sets for $1.25, including tray.
Our stock for holidays is complete. Call and see
our stock of Plush Goods, Ornaments and Toys.
Our Candy Counter is quite an attraction these days,
and sales increase as the festive season approaches.
Our patrons will do well to make their X-mas pur
chases early and avoid the great rush which immedi
ately precedes the Great Holiday.
8South. 3VEtlaa. Stroot.
Just apensd at
25 South Main St.
Seff's
J FULL line of Dry Goods, Under
wear, Notions, Hosiery, Blankets,
Comforts, Boots and Shoes, which must
be sold be before January 4th, 1893.
AT OUR OLD STAND,
No. 23 South Main St., we will keep a
full stock of Men's, Boys and Children's
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Gents' Furnish
ing Goods. Call and secure bargains.
23
It you are seeking a place to purchase
CHRISTMAS CANDIES!
M. L. KEMMEREE,
Wbolcsalo and Retail Dealer.
Special brand of Candies for Sunday Schools.
For X-mas and New Year Presents
!
A reminder of some of the most suitable articles for such,
ana also the place to buy them.
A Good Serge or Cloth Drpge,
A Fine Shawl,
Fine Wlllon, Moquetteor Goat-skin Bug,
A Good Tarpet,
A Set of Table Linens, Nd)I;Iiis to mutch,
Pair Gents', Ladies' or Children's Kid
Glovep, with fur tops,
All of which can
J. J. PRICE'S,
PETER GRIFFITHS,
GIRAR.DVIIXE, PA.
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Stock of
Second-hand
rge
At low prices. Ilulldeis' supplies, nails and hardware ot nil kinds. Full stock of Mining Sup
plies una Tinware. Tlnsmlthlng in all 11 branches. .
Roofing, Spouting, Plumbing and Gas-Fitting Promptly Attended to.
Has removed to Bill Jones' old stani
17 SOUTH MAIN HTREICT.
Where he frill be plant.! to meet the wunt
of his irlenus and tho pabllo In
BTorTtbiag in Ibu Drinking Lino.
H. ), M'GUIRE'S
Sporting aad Musical Resort !
Second St., GIRARDVILLE.
Ilest Wises, Liquors, liters, Ales aud Bnesi
brands of Cigars always on baud.
Waidley's
Double Store.
and 25 SOUTH MA N STREET,
go right to
North Main Street
No. 35
A Plush or Cloth Coat,
A Pair of Good Blankets,
Handsome Pair Chenille Curtains,
A Fine Carpet Sweeper,
A Fine Umbrella,
Silk Handkerchiefs and Mtifil- in,
Towels, iMuftd, Pocket-bookB, etc.
be purchased at
OLD RELIABLE,
NORTH MAIN STREET.
Cellar Furnaces !
Bar - room Stoves,
OF PIIII.ADET.rUIA,
i.
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Cfl
Send their Eye Specialist
To Sliciiaucloiili, 'Wednesday, Jan. 4.
He will be fouod at the
Fcrjjitso h IIotiHC From 830 n. m. to 630 p. in.
Persons who havo headache, or wcoso eyes are causing dis
comfort should call upon their specialist, and they will re
Wive Intelligent and skillful attention. NO CilAUUIi to ex
Kinlne youreyes. Kvery pair of glasses orderedls guaranteeo
to be satisfactory.
JOE WYATT'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
(Christ, lloasler'i. old stand)
mtlnoud CoiUBtH., Mliciiducluali.
Heat beer, ale and porter on tap. The finest
Hands of whiskeys and cigars. Pool room at-
T. J. O'lIAllEN'S
IQsnnoer Sliop,
COR. MAIM AND OAK STS.
Everything In the tonsorlal line done 1c BrsV
class style. A One bath room attached.