Valued Indorsement
of Scott's
Emulsion
is contain
ed in let
ters from
the medi
cal profes
sion speaking of its gratify
ing results in their practice.
cotfs Emulsion
of cod-liver oil with Hype
phosphites can be adminis
tered when plain oil is out of
the question. It is almost
as i table as milk easier
to c, .st than milk.
"'oiftt-! ',? Scott A Downo, N. Y. All dramritt.
J. P. Williams & Son.
ur fixture
S. Main Si., Shenandoah.
QPRIN.G OF '93 Intending buyers
w tiro Invited to inspect what may be
termed the largest variety of Furniture
over snen In Shenandoah. Prices the
lowest. Pianos, Organs and Sowing
Machines In various styles nnd prices,
J- p-
Williams & Son,
13 South Main St.
Nut tire should
he assisted to
throw ofTimpuri
tics of tho blood.
Nothing docs it
8oweli,soBnfely
orxo promptly ns
Swift's Specific.
POISON!
LIFE HAD NO CHARMS.
T?nf IhfPA VMT IwAI trniV.1.t utfti tnnlnrlal iwlcnn
In h taii-..4 mftn".tite to f-il.arni 1 wj.9 greatly re-
i iuihii mi, buu inc losiau us cnarins, j incu mrr---i.il
and i-otash tcnr-dli s. I nt to no effect. I could ft
on lief. lthcntrkiia3gt"tf Afewbottleaoftlii'.
tuieriui medians
made ft coinple o
a nd I now eriov
I cttur health than ever,
J. A. KlCIi, Ottawa, Kan.
Our book on Blood and Skla Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPC- O.. ATLANTA, CA,
ABRAM HEE8NER CO.
PORT CARBON, PA.,
Manufacturers of
00(I?
Or Every Deaoriptlon.
Fags, Badges, Caps, Reyauas, tc
3pfinest goods-lowest PRices.-a
Write foroataloBues. Correspondence solicits
URE
Blei HeadacUeand rolieveall tbo troublw Inol
dont to a bilious state of tho eyeteni, auoh as
Czzfcceba, ri&tuoa, Drowsiness, Distress after
es.ting. V'-iv. in the Bido, to. While thalr most.
jremMkable success has been shown la cluing
Beiiache, yet Carter's IAttlo LIvoi: P1113 ait
equally valuable In Constipation, curing and pro
Vcntln ft thla annexing complalntwhlla they alts
correct all disorders of thostoraacb.stlmulate tho
;tver and regulato the bowel. EvenifttioyoElj'
- HEAD
Aelisthv would benlmostprleolesato Ihosawtsa
Suffer from thu autr Inj complaint; but fort,
sr Uly tholrgoodnees does notend here.and those
Who onre try them will nnd these lttUo pills valu.
le In to many ways that they will Hot be nil
kag to .la without them. BatafU.raUeic!chea4
ACHE
, Is tbe bane of ao many Uvea that here ti whets
we u.' Verm 'great boaat. Our piUaourelt while
Ottpri tl jl it.
C.f ' - o itlo liver Hlls are very small sad
vt ry 'y t tike. Ouo or two pills matea dose.
Thpy are 3 rlotly vefieUtiV' mm do not grips Of
puij s y tiivirtuc.oaciLa pleu&aU whs
crt'i'tn invtixldCt'ScDtB: Uvefor$l. SoJb
I; u.uol;st leve'wlioro, ox eeut by maU.
CAP"! .:r JSOICINE CO., New YortCi
AOENT WANTEO far the only Authorized
BIOGRAPHY OF JAS. G. BLAINE
By GATfi HvMir.TrtW. hlB literary exeeu tor
w in tnn co-operavi'in oinis lamuy ana tor Mr
Bl ine's grem History, "Twenty Years of Oon
gri'im, and bis later book, "I'olltloal Disous
xions." Ono Drosoeetus fortbe three books
K tcluxlre turrltory given. Write for terms to
THE HENRY BILL PUB. CO., Norwloh, Otu
TWICE TOLD TALES I
Are fomettmes a bore, but when tbe peo
tile ara told twice that at Uallacher'a
Clisap Cash Store they can buy Flour and
T,it lower rates thm anywhere in thla
town, they are gl id to ton the truth of
tho oft i rpi ited tory. Full line of Gro
ceries, Huit'-r n i Ktftrs, foutoen, Ureen
iruoic, ii.iy a iU straw.
Gallagher's Cheap Cash Store
(MM CENTRE 4ND JARD1N STIIKKT
LORENZ SCHMIDT'S
Celebrated Porter, k and Bee
JAXHES SHIELDS,
Manager Shenandoah Branch
l cuhes i
f'AiTfER'S
y in.il1. 8
MAY SOT AtMOi rtV UKTII, ,TttfK 1.
A Qneatlon ufSItich Interoflt to Our LnT-
imtknr.
IlAHHKBUlta, April 17. A niioatloa of
Interest tlint In angrii tlio ntluutlon of
of lrgialatom just now is "when arc we
going to adjournr" The ncnnte 1ms alrvadjr
pnwil a resolution providing for the fitml
adjournment on Mny 11. Tills Is now In
Henry It. floyer a committee on ways ami
mi'iina wliei-e it Trill lie Hinemlnl to suit the
views of the house. The legislature will
certainly not adjourn tmrlh-r tlinn Mny 25,
and ratty be In session as lnte as June 1.
Nothing nennite ran lie decided until the
house calendar ef revenue anil appropria
tion bills line been prepared, there are
over 200 Mils of the latter olass In the com
mittee now and when they are dumped Into
the bouse there will lie work enough to
keep everybody engaged for three woeka to
come.
WILLIAM 11. I.HA119.
Itepresentatlve William It. Leotl1!, of
hlladelphlu, is one of the best-known poli-
licinns In the state. Ho is an ex-sherill of
Philadelphia county nnd has held many po
litical offices, having resigned his sent In
ho house two years ago to accept the fed-
tral appointment of United States mnrshal
tor the Eastern district.
MHK KSCAPKD WITH A I'lilV IJKUISI3S,
Llttlo I.enu Dunn's Two-Story Tumble
Wuh u Vory I.uclty One.
Hackicnsack, N. J. , April 17. Fivo year-
old Lena Dunn, of Kansas striet, who fell
from the becoud-story window of her home
Friday niomiiitf, was in tho best of spirits
yesterday, when a reporter called. Her
father, Jacob Dunn, suld that he hud nil he
could do to make her keep quiet, for sho
was uuiious to leave the homo to plnywlth
her little friends. Just before she fell out
of the window she sat on the ledge, and,
when her mother wnsn't looking, she
braced her foot against the foot of the bed
stead, which stood near. The straiu hurst
open the shutters and she went tumbling
out. The terriHod mother hastened down
stairs, expecting to find her child dead but
she was not hurt beyond a few slight
bruises.
THE DOB CAl'TUKKD THIS THIEF.
A Brave New York fanlno Maltcs Himself
Njsw York, April 17. Bones Is the la
test police dog to become famous. He is
not a pretty beast, but he helped ofllcers
Jehu Sheridan and Frank Cennell of Jersey
City capture a thief who was robbing a
freight oar in tho Krie railroad yards.
He held him by the leg until the police
men came up. The prisoner said his name
was John Iliggins of Breoklyn, and he was
looked up while the dog got a large bowl
of biead and milk and two bones which ho
teemed to enjoy immensely.
Labor Leadur Tillett round Guilty.
London, April 17. Ben Tillett, the well
known labor leader, oharged with having
inoited strikers to riot at BrUlol last Do.
cember, was fouud guilty Saturday even
ing. The jurors added to the verdict, how
ever, that though the prisoner was guilty
of using words calculated to cause a not,
they believed the words were spoken on
the spur of the moment and wero not
intended to provoke a breach of tho peace.
Another Qunrantlno Proclaimed.
Austin, ' ex., April 17. Qovemor nogg
lias issued a iicnniatlon quarantining all
vessels or pusoini Horn infected potts to go
into e&'tct ii ay 1. Qu ttutine is declared
against peison- v :.tp cholera, yellow fever
or similar diw.ise. Lonlers of the state
will lx? watcWd Iiy elllcient corps of physi
cians under Slate Health nicer Swear
n:en and every effort 1 - ix'ing made to
ktep cholera out of Tcxna luis summer.
?Irs. W ..ti 'on Htiya 11 Summer Hnine.
NKwroivr, K. I., April 17. Levi P. Morton
nnd Philip J. Sands, of New York, exec
utors, have sold to Eltznbeth Newbold
Whuiton, of New York, for $80,000, a lot
of land, with all the buildings and im
provements thereon, situated on Ledge
road. Mrs. Wharton intends to improve
the property and to use it as her summer
house. The property is one of the hand
somest places there.
He M t Ml I! random
San Francisco, April 17. After u tour
of the world, Clement Scott, the dramatic
critic of the London Telegraph landed from
the China steamer yesterday to meet Miss
CvnstaBce Alargaiet Brandon, who baa
come all the way from London to greet
him. llin Brandos is well known in Lon
don as an author.
Tho Xiver Gives up Its Dead.
NxwYomc, April 17. Tbe bodies of
two men were recovered, from the East
Xiver by the Brooklyn Police Saturday.
One wee found at the foot of North Second
street, in the morning, and the other In
the altereeen, at the foot of Division ave
nue. They bad been a laeg time in the
water.
A Newark BarJ-er In Great tnolr.
Nwak, April 17. Trite SMer, a young
barber employed by Albln Keaoh, of this
oity, has fallen acir to $10,000 in cash and
seven ketuea In Thurlngen, Germany. The
fertune wae left aim by au aunt. He will
net go abroad, but will engage in bualneas
in tUa eity.
A Beard ef Wheat Oauaerf His Death.
Niw BaonawicK, N. J., April 17.
Frank Peanell, the young farmer, of Frank
lin Park, who had a beard f wheat lodged
in hie throat a few day ago, died Saturday
After terrible suffering, which oulininated
in lock-jaw.
Will Kuh a Dally Oeaah this Year.
Nkwtom, K. I., April 17. It is atated
on good aueewity tkat Henry Aster Oarer,
who lafct year ran a publla coaob to Tlver.
tou, will thla season run a daily coach to
Narragausett Pier.
(LITHE KMD
I THAT OURESS
miis. omvth cnr.ttuntn,
Malonr, N. V
On Crutches (0 Years!
I EATING SORES THAT
WOULD NOT HEAL !
OUH13D! CUltED!
DDaka Sarsiparilla Co. :
I () KNTL.EM FN i 1 winh ti) fttrflfv til ItiA ofiWr-VM
!of DANA'S SAIlSAt'AIULLA. S
Tor levrral ypari 1 haw Intu suffering from &
I names try Uic several Iliyplrlnns who attended tnrtj
Itackril my t.ir. JIATING AWAli
Eutu wiiicn iiimifaii iiif ni inrni an. 11 nr-
U Till: l'J,i;sil, ami livinft a txnlitent
Srtiiinliitr mirt. whkh iinthinif wouhl hntl. Ill
sibii iiroRQ out on hit imiiias n m jiaH
my Iicil and have been itiutlilc to wnlkS
c without rrutcnoa ror n vv trti jt'iir.
uirt tall l purcnaiioti tiirvo twttin of
DANA'S
SAHSAPARILLA
Sof iJflvid Tm. Itlinltaotl mn irnm tlin llimt.
EI took ft faithfully, and I can now itttciiil to 5
Eiiij iitii4uiiuiii iiutiupt ami t ii i it,, aa wt'ii
aa o'i. I
jj I am lure that my turn Una near amtrnclo atS
I am very alneerelr youra,
1 OEXTLPMF.Ni We rncloio teitlmonlal of Jlrtt.t
Cherrlcr, whldi is a atrunjr endorwment of yourS
gvaiuBoiuconipounii. ieH-iicve cr nateniCDt lopj
yuuiruu in every rtaH'cr.
3 We are very reapcrtfullv youra,
H J lalone, IJ. Y. Wholesale & Jleiall Druggist. I
5 Dana Sarsaptrilla Co., Belfast. Mains.
WANTS, ice.
IT
OU UKNT. Offices io tbe Itefowloh build-
lntc. nteim bent and electric light. Ap
ply at Refowioh's clothing store.
3 13-tf
HKLl' W NTED. A good girl can secure a
position for general housework liv ap
plyinir at 31 N. Hafnstreet. 4-11-tt
WANT IS ' A good g'rl for general house
work Apply at No. 3! South Jxrdln
street 4-lMf
17OR RENT. n olght-room dwelling bouse,
I1 No 13 North Jardln sireet, Hhenaiuloali.
For further pirtlculirs apply at No. 15 North
Jardln street. 4-17-tf
WANTED A middle-aged womtn to take
full charge of a family of six. Hood
wages. Apply at tbo IIkiiald office 413 lw
T' ADIBS who will do writing for mo at thplr
J homes will mako good WHgos, Rerly with
self addressed, stimp'd o-wolope,
dred Miller, Mouth ltend, Ind.
.mas A
MIL
4 10-3t
Oil SALE. House and lot situate on East
Cot! street The lot is 15x140 feat, and the
house cotitulas six rooms nnd gnrro', with
good cellar. Apply ut tuo Hkhai.d oflloe 27-1 ra
ITIOR P.EVT Storaroon and dwolllng,
1? lately oooupled by S. Ij. Brown, No. 110 3.
Main siroet. Immediate
possession given.
Apply to l. Mellet.
;i li tl
Wa.UST'i'JBJ'O Honest, energetic men
to sollolt ordiT-i for lrult and Ornamental
Nursery St to. Expenses and s -lary to th e
who can loave homiand devoto all tholr time
to the work; or liberal commissions t local
aiteuts. state ooou-uot and oholoanf terri
tory Address, It. U. CHASE CO., 1130 South
Penn Hquare, fhlla clphla. I'a. 4-li-Imeod
fl ENBRAL AGE VT W NTI5D. To write
VT nusmejs anil appoint acenls for largest,
st'fctlv Masonic Hcnevolent Association
Guarantee- Tund Plan over 1300,000 IX) assets
9,0U0 raember choapost Masonic insuranoe.
Ciii uls 1 represent largest Masonic Savings
ana ijoan Association. i.ioei-ai contraoi.
Aduross, Fred. II Ilrown, Vice President,
G0O1-3 Phoenix Rulldlng, Chlcigo. 8 29-ul
4 UENTS WANTED ON HALA.RY or ooni'
mission, to handle the new Patent Chemi
cal Ink Erasing Pencil. The quickest and great
est soiling novelty ever produced. Erases lak
thoroughly in two seconds. No abrasion of
paper. Works like magic 300 to 500 per cent.
profit. One agent's sales amounted to 1620 In
six days. Another ttl In tvo hours. Previous
experlonoo not necessary. For terms and full
ptrtluulars, address Tho Monroe MI'gCo.. La
Crosse. Wis. x9 5-Sl-lv
Professional Cards.
JOHN H. COYLE,
A TTO llXIir- A T-LA Y.
Ofllce Ileddall building, henandoah, Pa.
Jj; M. BURKK,
ATTOltXiar-A T-LA II'.
S1IXHANPOAH, FA.
Onico Room 3, P. O nullding, Shenandoah,
a d Usterly building, PotUville.
Q T. HAVIOE,
BURG BON DKNTIH7.
OMce Northeast Cor Main and Centre St.,
Rhenandoah, over Steln'e drug store.
jyj- 8. KI8TL,R, 31 D
1'irysiciAN axd suttcJiox.
Office -11 North Jardln street, Bnenaadoah
rB. JAMSU Bl' -tN.
PBraroiAtr and avRoson.
Office and Residence, in M Ncrth JarOU
Street. Shenandoah.
J-R FRANK WOMER,
spjcoiAuar iv diseases.
Bye. ear and throat treated. Hpeeteelea fur
nished. Offloe o.!B But Oak street, Baeu
andoali. D
R. B. D' LONOACKK,
Graduate In
VtJnlnary Surgtry ami Dtntittry.
All calls by mall, telegraph or telephone at
tended to with Dro nnines. Murarloal onera-
- Oommerelal Hotel. Bnenanaoah.
NEW SERIES.
Misers', Mechanics' and Laborers'
Building and Loan Association
Will Issue a new series or stock on April lth,
1893. Blx bundrod shares will be sold. Kirn
come first servo 1. 'I ho sale will tiegiu at S
o'vlook p in., at tbe oflloe of J. H. Ooyle, Esq.,
IleddaU'a building, Shenandoah, Pa.
DAVID MORGAN, Pre.
110-td J03. It. KNAPP, Seoy.
FROM AROUWDTHE STATE
Happenings of Importance from
All Sections.
GATHERED FROM HERE AND THERE.
The Cimrelun, Made by tlio AllrRod
Mill-ilur Cnmplratim Crente, Intense Kx.
rllemeut at Kutitowii Tuo Mlncn
Kllli d nt Wood.' Hun Hum It k lultoit
by n Dlaaatrnna I'Iro.
UKAniNO, April 17. The amazing con-
fesions made by the three men from near
Kutztown, who declared that Georgo IJ.
Kohler had offered them large sums of
money to murder Charles Hoffman, hW
wife and old Mrs. Kindt, have nmused the
people in the northern section of the county
to it degree of intense excitement. John
Weaver, one of the five men arrested Fri
day, wae brought to jail Saturday after
noon. He also made a statement which
corroliorntes those of Ms three alleged fel
low conspirators. Kohler, who Is natued
as the originator of the plot to murder the
iiged iieople, says lie Is lielng persecusrd.
He lives In one of the best houses in Kuta
town, nnd seems to have plenty of money.
vomer's lawyer says that Mrs. Kindt's
property, when she (lies, must come into
the iKissessiou of Holder's wife, and hence,
he says, there would be no motive for the
minder.
Itulns Accept, the Prealdnncy,
Philadelphia, April 17. President
fleet Joseph S. Harris, of the Heading
Railroad, has set at rest all doubt as
to his acceptance of the piece by forwarding
to the secretaries of the railroad and coal
and irou companies letters formally accept
ing his election. The letter to Secretary
Taylor of the railroad company was as fol
lows: Dour Sir: I aor-ept the prwWenor of the
Philadelphia ami Reading Railroad Company,
lowhifh you hav e advised me of my election
on the Sth Inst.
Yours roapectf iilly,
J.S. HARltlS.
Cessna nought the Itnllroml.
Bedford, April 17. The defunct West
Virginia and Pennsylvania railroad, which
extends from Bedford to Brooks Mills, Blair
county, was sold by the sheriff Saturday to
satisfy claims amounting to $2.10,000. The
road was bought by John Cessna for $i0,
000. Mr. C'essuu has a judgment against
the company for $150,000. Col. W. W.
Dudley is ono of the officers of the com
pany. Judge White Sued for Slander.
PimBURG, April 17. Judge White, of
tho Allegheny court of Quarter sessions,
has been sued for $10,000 damages for
slander. Tho complaint was filed by Henry
Becker, an expressman In Sewiokley, where
the judge also resides. Judge White at au
unti-looal option meeting a few nights ago
said: "Why should we have a saloon in
ciewlckleyj Just give Becker 11 dollar and
he'll bring you all tho beer you want."
Suicided ill thu Schuylkill.
Reading. April 17. Mrs. George B. Leln
liacli, a widow aged il5, drowned herself in
tho Schuylkill river at Leesport yesterday.
She left a note saying she had a note of
5000 to pay and as she had no funds to
meet it. had determined to take her life.
Her husband, n well kuown horse denier,
was kicked to deatli by a year ago.
They Urge Political Action.
Pittsbuiio, Apiil 17. The Citimens' In
ilustrial Alliance, ra-ule up of various ele
ments of dissatisfied workmen, have pre
pared a circular for distribution among
all classes of organized labor. They claim
that the only remedy for tlio alleged unsat
isfactory condition of working classes is in
political action.
Tbe Strike Spreading.
Brussels, April 17. Yesterday was n
day of extreme watchfulness and anxiety
011 the part of the authorities throughout
Belgium. Keports from all points indicate
that the strike is spreading steadily nnd
that the temper of the strikers is growing
worse. .
Disastrous lllnze at IJtirwIck.
Berwick, April 17. Breedbnder's block
was burned Saturday. Those whose busi
ness was damaged arc: Mrs. Breedbuder.
Joseph Eyerly, Mr. Fronts;, A. J. Burler.
I). Waldridge, F. K. Smover and James
Fenstermaclier. Tho total Iosh is $21,000,
nnd the insurance about $9,500.
Celebrated Her lOOtli lllrtliday.
Wilkbk-Baihe, April 17. At tho homo
of her daughter, Mrs. Salmon Lewis, in
Exeter township, Mrs. Luctetia Perrin,
Saturday, celebrated the rare event of
rounding out a century of life. She was
born April 15, 1793. She has descendants
to the fifth generation.
Two Minora Crualied to Deatli.
Woor' RcN, April 17. By the falling
sf part of the roof iu the T. J. Woods osal
mine, Jamas Wilbttrn and Dell Butler
were killed. William Carson, William
Hart and Charles Butler were badly hurt.
May Strike oh July 1.
HOMESTEAD, April 17. Although it has
been denied that tbe men in Carnegie's
mill contemplated another strike, it is be
lieved that they will strike on July 1.
11KIKF PENNSYLVANIA ITEMS.
Jamea Bell, the murderer ef Mrs. Miller,
of Steelton, is still at large.
8crautoaalns are striving to have their
public library open n Sunday.
Anglers in the famoua Monroe county
streams found but few trout Saturday.
Mn. Lneretia Perrin, Exeter township,
Luaeroe oounty, was 100 years aid Satur
day. A narrow escape from being cruehed to
death in a mine at Hazelton bat unseated
the reason of Andro Androkoskl.
Charles Dinges, a traok walker on the
Philadelphia and Newtown railroad, was
killed by a train at Bothayres.
Gordon Planes, of tbo Philadelphia and
Beading company, near Pottsville, were
dosed Saturday for two weeks to make re
pair. Despite the efforts ef At physicians,
Joeiah (Hlles, a well-known Bethlehem
man, died Saturday of a mysterious ail
ment that mm could fathom.
Falling from hi train beneath tbe wheels
near Pottsville, Brakeman William Soaiff
ner, of the Philadelphia and Erie Mad, was
decapitated.
A verdict was rendered Saturday in Bead
ing in favor of Auerbach & Ce. , tobacco
dealers, of New York, and against G. 0.
Frame. The suit woe a long one, and In
volved about $8,000.
AUDITORS' V
STATEMENT
OK Till! KINAN0K3
.' OF THE v
OF
For the Fiscal Year ending
MARCH 6, 1893.
Work on Streets,
1V0. March Srd. ISOt.
7R7 I'tio'iias I,. Ileas $ 10 'O
,9)R. Flshbimi 9ft 0
7,0 It. Ilnrnberger , 3 10
771 V. Hhopiiiuktir 7fi
772 M. Kane 3 15
$11 50
April 7.
K U. W. Ileddall & tiro $ I AD
.Tilt Flshbum 75
81 M, Dougherty 1 SO
John Price. 15B
Ss K. Flsbburn 8 ()
89 Thomas Doo'oy I'll
to.lohn O'Donneil 1 it
4i William Hi lit 7f
4 Patilck Tcole 3 CO
m si
MayS.
Oti W-illam Ilrltt f 41 70
M A 11. Swain) 48 ff7
l8 Andletv Elliott 4 fo
HI M. A. HolTner s 75
IB Win. 11. Gienn, treasurer... 8 IW
116 Win. 10. Mintth & Son 7 M
HHS. U. Acker 4 21
77 U. W. Ileddall & 11 ro 38 18
711 A. K. Pliippert 4 on
81 It. Vldhburn SO K
82 I.. Hart 4 50
88 Thomas Gibbons 3 00
84 M l.eimlian 1 50
85 Thomas Devlin 2 35
1 1'ntrlckMmiaghan 4 50
87ThoDUS McGulie am
88 Patrick ( finflUd 1 50
Sfl.lnhn Murphy a Oil
lOMartCaimll 14 US
01 Matt MoAlee 15 00
U2 William Waybtirn J5 (in
8 John Robinson 000
1)1 M. Heuton 0 00
! l'etor itarrott 5 35
Lewis Krebs 18 75
07 Thomas Connor 8 !M
101 Flntnn Conrey 6 35
lOiCon Flynn 3 00
108 M. Cnddon 3(0
104 John Menzer SCO
105 i'hnmas r'nx 3 00
106 Anthony Sweeney 3 00
llTfltpphnnTragembo 4 !0
108 IIkvh Matthews II 75
HW .lohn llarrett 3 (KI
112 Patrlok Dalley 2 IW
113 Patrick Toole 150
ill Wm. Ilrennan 4 50
1 16.1. II. Tempest 3 Oil
118 Patrick Kllrnr 3 (ki
117 TIk.iuhh Soanlan 75
110 Patrlok IltgRlns 3 00
120 A. R. PU-ppert 3 75
121 Richard Oonnell 1 07
fWJohn Kilty 4 50
128HirumAloyer , 4 50
J315 87
J"uiie 0.
132 lticpuid OTonnell 43 84
IS-'i llouert Fiahiiurn 3 (0
lit James lliogan 11 75
1851.. mh Krebs SI 50
138 Bryan Hooney !l 00
l.b7 M Mullahey : 50 in
1st John cantlln 10 13
180 Put Ward 11 03
1(0 Mlobaei OI,nlan 21 8U
111 wm Giiir 0 01
112 Tlins. MoAlllstor 75
IK John Lambert 4 50
ltfl James Cook 13 M
117 Joseph J. Powell 0 00
118 Thomus Dalton 22 88
II!) George Bradley 0 10
151 . Dovlll 10 P8
152 (i forge Knott 17 30
153 I'homus McGulro 7 to
154 Frank Grady 3 75
155 Win. Brltt 2 50
I5H Pat Hlgglns 1 50
lf,7 David Davis 10 M
1' 8 Thomas Fox 5(
101 James Wade 3 (XI
HI2 Michael McCahey 7 60
101 Peter Toole 1 50
Kit Anthony Flynn 4 13
185 John O'Donnell SCO
IW Ed, Ilrennan , 18 CO
P7 Wm. Ntiswenter 18 50
llHJohn Kilty 12 88
K-'.l James Matthews 31 50
170 John J cues 20 35
171 J li. Mniiaglimi 18 00
172 Mlohael Conry 20 35
178 Hamoy Bradley B4 75
175 Bernard Keotth 45 00
170 Mlnhaol O' ara 0 88
177 Evan Davis 5 uo
.78 Thomas McAllister 17.1
1711 John Stanton W 35
lt,7 John Dan neker 40(11)
188 G. W. Beddal) A Dro 82 32
1-9 Andrew Elliott 18 17
INI Wm. Krlca It 15
191 A H. Bwalm 5 51
1112 Knock Decker 10 10
IHGnnige Robinson 100
101 1.. V.tt.R. Height on sumo.. 10 08
1115 Win. Ilrltt 19 10
203 G. W. Beddall & lira 2 75
$733 50
July 7.
210 Ktotuird O'Connell
320 .lames Conk
tttl Lewis Krebs
22 Thomas Dalton
228 George Knott
241 Antbonv Flynn
225 John O'Donnoll
22 R. Fiahburn
227 1'avld Davis
228 Michael Soanlan
220 John t.'antllu
230 Mart Macoskl .
381 John Kane
282 Patrlok Ward
21 Samuel Ilarton
2:11 Andrew Uiabop
235 Adam Mult
288 Thomas Fnx
287 Wllllum Wilkes
238 Michael Rowley
38H I'atilok Ryan
240 Patrick Donovan
211 Frank McAndrew
242 Patrick ( onnelley
43 35
30 75
35 25
37 50
35 08
38 75
13 00
37 50
38 00
35 25
15 75
20 35
18 00
75
75
1 50
13 88
75
3 75
19 30
21 )
U 00
17 39
11 04
10 SO
0 00
7 0
3 SO
10 60
12 80
24a wnnaui loung...,
211 Patrlok MoNHilU.
245Terrenee fdobuln
34(i futriok Daley
247 James Wade
248 Patrick Toole
249 James McHugh ,
iSO John Tracey
2.1 John Nolan
252 M, Milllahey
251 Thomas Gibbons
254 Thomas McHale
2M Bush
258 James Matthews
i.7 J. Doleamp, Jr
258 Hiram Moyer
359 'd. ; Watson
0 1. J Fiai.ey
263 A Suhmloker
2d8 n Keoh
26t K Uuvles
3X5 John siauion
308 Wm Nelswender
t7John Daddow
3881'oiumbla Hoee Co....
'( Wm. Brltt
71 u. a. Wlldo
373 . H.Swalm
374 Reddall Bra
375 T.I. H.a, D. L. agt...(....
278 w. H. Glenn
278 T. F Hradlgan, for freight.
2tB Knooh Deoker
1 1
si
eu
8 75
2 34
tea
45 00
tl M
18 CO
88 80
ti.tetti
Avmutk.
US Richard O'Connell...
318 Jumw Cook
317 Lewis Krebe
81 Thomas Dalton
319 George Knott
M A. riynn Jr
821 Kobcit rishburn
David Davis
323 Utchael Hoanlaa
82-1 Michael Rowley......
.i'5 I'atrkik Ryan
32l Frank MoAndrew...
8J7 Win. Young
Sis l,Ltriok ,Moalle....,
si I Ulchad Milllahey..,
n,y& 1 niiuiae criuouns
3.V1 Tbouiaa Mow ale
8Ji4 Joe Huab ,
335 Drt'id Kraos
St . l ed Hughes
837 Utchael cuff
w Mart -oyle
:um rhntnaa rnx
Hi Wirerea MoLaln...
Ml H. Uublllhkl
83 Venton Coouey
(CbMoudaif in Supplement)
the best is.
the cheapest,'
Strictiv Pure
White Lead is best: properly applied
it will not scale, chip, chalk, or rub
off; it firmly adheres to the wood and
forms a permanent base for repainting-.
Paints which peel or scale have to be
removed by scraping; or burning before
satisfactory renaintlncr can be done
When buying it is important to obtain
Strictly Pure
ite Lead
properly made. Time has proven that
white lead made by the "Old Dutch"
process of slow corrosion possesses
qualities that cannot be obtained by
any other method of manufacture. This
process consumes four to six months
time, ana produces tne branu tnat bas.
given White Lead its character as tha
standard paint.
John T. Lewis & Bros-
is the standard brand of strictly pura
Load made by tne "Uia uutcii" pro
cess. You get tne ocst in buying it.
You can produce any desired color by
tinting this brand of white lead with.
National Lead Co.'s Pure White Lead
Tinting Colors.
For sale by the most reliable dealers In Paints
everywhere.
11 you are going 10 paint, 11 win pay you iu
mil to us lor a dook containing intormation
that may save you many a dollar
only cost you a postal card to do so.
it wilt
JOHN T. LEWIS & BROS. CO.,
Philadelphia,.
Pollen and Rioters Come Tog-ether.
Amsterdam. April 17. The conflicts be
In Paint
tween .the police and the Socialist rioters ;
weic renewed last night, the Sociallsta pu-
I-adlng the streets and challenging the po
lice to comnat. ine polloe, armed witli
Mvcuils, attacked the rioters, several ot
whom were Injured. The mob was at
length dispersed and order restored.
Will l!ny the Gold Cure.
Ciiicaoo, April 17. The Times sayst
Unless some uiiforseen obstacle comes in
the way the. famous bichloride of gold euro
for drunkenness will pass out of the Leslie
Keely I oinpmiy k bunds to day. The
rice to be paid is ,U0,0(I',),000 aud a New
ork synilii ute of capitalists is the pur-
Mrs. and Miss Kempton.
FOUR PHYSICIANS FAIL
Bat a Mother's Love Surmounts
all Dimculties. Her Darling
ChildCured ot Bright' s Disease
by Dr. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy.
5Iv daughter had DHoht'a 1iaH, Tier
nnkfn.firt nnd eien were tenibly suMtn.
Koxir of our best IT piuncinng attend
ed her but her life I I was despaired of.
A mother's love surmounts all difficulties,
and I determined to try Dr. Datid Ken
nedy') Favorite Remedy, made at llon
dout, N. Y.
How A I ftflf Ave nappy I
am that I nmvm r I determin
ed upon this course for one by one the
well known eymptonut of the disease lift
her. Words aiJ to expreta my gratitude,
and I cannot too earnnlly recommetid this
great medi jf I IDCC cine- Her
recovery l. C t3l was entire
ly due to Favorite Remedy, which wag the
only medicine taken after her ease was
alamlonedhy the phyticians. Sirs. LAinu.
A. Ivkmpton, west liutiami, Vermont.
Can tou not see that such an earnest
and out spoken statement as the above
comes from the heart and is sincere ?
And does it not show how valuable tnls
great medicine becomes to thoso who oro
in need ?
Political Cards.
F
OR COUNTY AUDITOR,
THEODORE F. RATDORIF,
Or rOTTSVlLLK,
Subjeot to Republican rules.
JJIOR COUNTY 0OMMIB8IONBK,
THOMAS BMLLIS,
Or SHENANDOAH.
Hubjeet to Bepubltcan rules.
R COUNTY COMMIWIONKR,
EL1AS .8. REED,
or rOTTSVlLLS.
Subjeot to Republican rules
R COUNTY OOMMI88IONEB,
BEJSTJ. R. SEVERN,
07 SBSNAXbOAH.
Bubiect to'daetalon of the Renubllaaa Ctosattw
Oonvention.
FARMS FOR RENT.
The Glrard Estate offers tor rent en
easy terms. Its Farms Moa. I
' end s, sltuste t the
Ea&bm End ef Catawisaa Vifky
Wttbin a short distance of tne towns
anaxior ciiv ana suenunaoan. wniei
among the best markets In the state for.
prouuee. -oere are
38 Acres c( Clca-ed Land oa Ewa
Parm, nr-w and oor.imodious butldtncs, srltk
water 1 ronght in pipvs fnuu luoumaln sprtags
to both bouiuia aud barns Vtwre is gofirl,
epenliiR bare tor ti e r.ffbt nrty.
For further pitrtli ulars apply to
HF.SlRm N. THOnPtttK,
Snglneer Otiard Bstato. TVntsvttla. Ijo.
erE. C. Wh?illl,
Asst. npt. aitarfl Estate, GJrardvUle, Po
3s-,w, u t.
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