Pure Mmim
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termed the largest variety of Furniture
over seen In Shenandoah. Prices the
lowest. Pianos, Organs and Sewing
Machines In various styles and prices
j. p.
Williams & Son,
13 South Main St.
Cures Scrof Ul
c
Mis. 11. J. Itowell, Hertford, Mass., says Ik
mother lias been cured of Scrofula by the use i
four bottles of JH9a after having I :u
much other tro BfcumBM attnent.nnd lciu.
reduced to qui ton lowconditii
of health, as it was thought sho could not live
INHERITED SCROFULA.
I Cured iny little boy of hereditary
Scrofula, which anpoared all uy..,
' htii face. For a vearl liad eivfin
up all hopo of his recovery, when finally I v. as
lnnuceu to use I Jjrji A tew Dottier
cured him, and BW3iflf no symptoms ol
me cuseaso remain. Una. r. L.. Mathers,
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HROUGHOUT THE STATE
News from all Sections of the
Commonvealth.
HAPPENINGS IN MANY LOCALITIES.
A New foundry Company Chartered at
llarrlnhiiri; ,1 olm 3IcKcn Cut In Two
by u TrHln nt St. Clair 1'iilnl Wreck on
the rmiiKylvanlit Ilellmad Other Im
portant State Happenings.
Aixbntown, April 21. The whereabouts
t Cora Stout mid Mamie Wanner, two
young girl who were enticed from here a
few days ago by a well-dressed man, was
learned, when a telegram wns recived from
Suiierintendeut Linden, of Philadelphia,
that the girls were in custody tliere and
would beheld until the arrival of Allcntown
officers. Detective 8mlth went to Phila
delphia and returned with the Stout girl.
She says when they reached Philadelphia
the stranger requested them to follow him
and enter the plnco ho went into. "We
followed lain for some time," she says,
'when I concluded not to go any farther,
and 11 n ally made application in au intelli
gence office for a position as a hired girl.
While wandering ubout tbo city, I acci
dentally met Mamie Wngner, and shortly
afterwards was arrested. I am glad to get
back, and hope my parents will forgivq
me."
Changes in tlio Nutlonal (.linnl.
IlAnnisBUiiB, April 21. The Nesbit
military bill to complete the battalion or
ganization of the Nntlonal Qunrd of tin
state, recently re-committed to the bous
military committee, was discussed before
tho committee yesterday by Adjutant
Denernl Greenland, Brigadier JOeneralj
Wiley and Qobln, Colonels Case and
O'Neill, and Cnptnin Jones, of tho Sheri
dan Troop. The bill was amended so a.3
to limit the number of battalions to twe
in onch legiment, with an adjutant and
sergeant major to each battalion. The of
ficers are to be appointed by tho major,
and approved by the regimental command
er; reducing the annual appropriation to
division headquorters for expenses from
$1,000 to $750; increasing the allowance
for tin; same purpose to brigade hendquart-
ers fiom $300 to $400; providing (or nu al
lowance of $100 annually for that head
quartirs; and reducing the bond required
from regimental quartermasters to $tf,000.
The 1 till as amended provides for regimental
court martini and a material reduction of
the division btail.
The Prnsbytery Adjourns.
Easton, April 21. The Lehigh Presby
tery a Ijourued yesterday afternoon to meet
on June 2 nt White Haven. There were
severul spirited debates during the day.
Rev. H. M. Voorhees, of Delawero Water
Gap, in a report upon the BtaU of religion
said the great drawback to good work in
the bonds of the Presbytery was progres
sive euchre. Efforts were made to have
him withdraw this, but he declined to
do so.
Rev. Dr. Eckert, of Easton, declared XIr.
Voorbces was right. Hov. J. P. Pollock,
of Allcntown, raised a breeze by reflecting
in a ivport upon congregntionswhich mado
a great ado, in urging other congregations
ro raiso largo sums for aiding disabled
ministers, but which did not raise much
money themselves. Ibis comment was
finally stricken out.
Three Out of Seven Drowned.
Lock Haves, April 21. A steam scow
used in transporting fire clay from the
Quran's Hun Company's mines to the
works in this city cupsizod yesteiday after
noon near the middle of the river in n
heavy gale of wind. Seven men were on
the boat, three of whom were drowned.
Those drowned were Bud Reed, aged 30, of
this city; Fred Sinn, of lla.leton, and un
unknown man, who with Sinn had been
llsliiug and took passage on the boat to
ride to this city. None of the bodies have
been recovered.
Collided With u Shifter.
Reading, April 21. A serious wreck
occurred on the Schuylkill division of tho
Pennsylvania railroad near Conshohocken,
which was caused by a coal train colliding
with a shifter. Some twelve cars were
wrecked and the tracks badly blocked.
Brakeman Williari P. Werutz, of Potls
villo, wu killed, and Conductor George L.
Kirk, of Pottsville, wit badly injured. J.
Z. Hollnday, of Sp.ing inll, a. so received
painful bruises.
A Foundry Company Chartered.
HAnmsni;.ui, Apiil 21. The rcerloss
Foundry Company, of Phlladelph..i, capi
tal $10,000, to manufacture hardware
specialties, w is chartered yesterday. The
incorporators are John F. Dlnmi, Coruolius
Gorman, Jureinuui .duhony, iiichael J.
Loahy, George W. Hopkins, Heury Roper
and Robert Preston.
Cut In Two by a Train.
St. Clair, April 21. Johu AIcKeou,
aged 10, was cut in half by a coal train on
the Reading railroad. The boy jumped on
a coal train, and, alighting in thu darkness
u short distance above town, was struck by
a train coining in the opposite direction.
The body was horribly mangled.
Murderer Hull at fehlckslilnny.
IlARRiaauno, April 21. A postal card
with the name of S. B. Adams attached,
was received at the county ooramWoneiii'
office yesterday stating that Jamas Bell,
the accused murderer, wu seon in Shlck
fchinny on last Saturday. A full descrip
tion is given of the man.
Preparlns for tlia "300,"
Philadblpuia, April 21. The commit
tee of tho Old Guard, "800," having in
charge arrangements for the banquet of
the famous Grunt delegates hero on April
JA, will hold its linul rueetiug at Bellevue
hotel on Jlouduy evening next, April 24,
for the reception of guests.
Conferred the AVlilt and Black Degree.
IUrtRiSBUita, April 21. Cinciunatus
commaudery. No. 00, Independent Order
Knlgnts of Malta, met last evening and
conferred the white and black degree on
several candidates in Odd Fellows' hall,
804 North Second street.
1JK1EF l'UNJiSYLVANIA 1TUMS.
An Allentown Jury convietal Seward
Qernert, aliened to be the head of a band
of burglars, of robbing II. A. Gilbert.
In attempting to board a running pas
Sanger train at Bloomsburg, Walter Sav
age vrus thrown under the wheels and
mortally wangled.
Many prominent guests attended the
wedding at Pottetown of Miss Susan P,
Fegely, of rottstovm, and Charles M. Vau
deralicc, of Plovervllle.
I.KW1S M. KDMtJXDS,
South Hartwlok. N Y.
SBOILS, CARBUNCLES!
AX1
TORTURING ECZEMA,
Completely Cured!
I DAW A ftARAAPARII.I.A f!l..
I Ol.NTSi Twniarfitf(ilh(l"lJrtrlMiRt'!
which must hive ihiIhiiiiciI inv 1I f Mid ai Ig
TUp luHlthc 'Khlnle ihortlr nf-l
2 1 niU It rJn their worrtfonn. I took nlprRCE
8 amount of Hr. ltipdlchiei but they left mo worse 2
ttiifl not able to work. I
S It I TVI ri 1 yn9 terribly arffleted with
iEXlPIl- Im1U. Md kIk and two ntn-S
liincle at one time. I tried everything I
31 could hear of but mntlmicd to have bolla. E
THAT Ad(Inl t( " thi -Kcaemnl
Bit I tonutiiitrd hip n in lit and d&r. tho!
iltrhtn(s intciiK', I bad btvitp point In rights
luldo and bnrk, fontlniiiil hcutlttetip. Ifl
if! Iu7t7C wn1 utenmraffpti. At tart X
iVU rtElO heard of DANA'S SAHflAPA-
KILTuV, coinmt'iiCfHt lining It, and the tlllrl
lioitio compioteiy t'U tzmt me.
ouri reain'ctfully,
j.ewis'm. KDMUNDS.
South HartwIck.N. Y.
The truth of the above ii oertifled to hv
li. K. 1IOI.HHOOK, T. SI.
UouthltartwIek.N. Y.
Dana Sarsaparllla Co. Pelfast, Mains.
WANTS. Sco.
TOIt RKNT. Omoes In tbo Kefonlch build
I.1 tuff. Hteim heat nnn oleotrlo lijlit. Ap
piy at ueiowion s cioumigHiore. j is ii
TOR RENT. An eight-room dwelling house,
1 No 13 Norti Jardln strent. Hhenandinh
V'.T further p rtleularg apply at No. IB North
Jaruln street. 4-17-tt
n1;
SALR. A first class henter, good at
w. ant a stwe oouater 12 feet lonir.
Ownor slllnK on account o( removal. Apply
to Henry u. J onus, corner unerry ana uue
nut streets.
n TASTED. A few men of lifi and ri'ish,
VV Good piv, steady employment and light
work. It mailing less than Itouu per jeir mid
expenses wrl'e us. Tuo Uuarauteo Nursnry
uo., ueneva, jm i. 4-su-ot
T7II
I.' Coat street The lot Is 15x140 feet, and the
house rontal'is six rooms snd Karro-. wlui
good eelUr. Apply at too IIkhalu ofllce 27-lm
JU JL Honest, enrrgctlornen
to solicit ordcr.t tor Fruli and Urnamental
Nur-iory Htno'c. Expenses and s 'lary to th so
who can leave homo nd devote all their time
to tho work! or liberal commissions to loci
agents. Stite oecu latlon and choice t twril
tory Address, U.G. CI I AWE A CO., U30 South
l'enn rsqaare, run eipnia l'a. . 4-u-ime
flUNKKAL AOEVT WANTED. To write
17 business and appolut acents for la 'Rest,
sflotly Masonio rsenevnient ASociaiion
Guarihtep" Fund Plan over J200.000 IW asset
B.(XI0 member cheapest Mssonio Insurance
Can alsi represeni largest Masonic Havings
and Loan Association. i.iDonu contract,
Address, I''red II llrown, Vice President,
600-1-3 l'hoenlx Uulldlag, CtilCttgo. 3 liO-nl
TXECUTRIX NOTI E. I. the undersigned
Hi hiving been appointed rxecutrlx of tho
Into will and testate ont of Michael O'llura, de-
oeaseii, hereby notify all persouu having clulms
against tne saiu estate, to present tnem to me
for settlemenu and also notify all persons in
aebted to the said estate, to make payment to
me torttiwitn.
whs. MARfO'IlKRA Administratrix.
Estate ol Mle' ael O'llara, deceased.
snennnuoMii, April isuj.
i GENTS WANTED ON SALARY or com
mission, to handle the new Patent Cbemt
cal InkErnslnirPenoll. The Quickest and erent
eBt Holllnir noveltv ever Droduoed. Erases Ink
thorousrhly In two seconds. No abrasion of
naer. Works like maelc. 200 to 500 ner cent.
profit. One agent's sales amounted to MS0 In
six days. Another 133 in tTO hours. Previous
experience not neoosaary. For terms and full
particulars, address The Monroe Mf'g Co., La
Cropse Wis. X4S9 S-24-ly
To represent and collect for our
ITine A-i't Gootls.
SS18 pcrwcclc
CHICAGO LITHOGRAPH CO.,
56 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, III.
Professional Cai'ds.
JOHN K. COYLiK,
a TTomrm'-A t-la ir.
OSlce Ileddall hulldlng. Rhenandeah, Pa.
JMT U. litJRKJt.
ATTOlUtm'-AT.LAW.
ASnWAMtMULlf. P
Offloe-oom 3, V. O itatkliag, Bhenandoah,
a d sterly huiidlng, l'otunlla.
p T. HAVIOB,
S USO SON DBHTISt'. s
omoe Northeast Oor Ualu and Centre Sta.,
benandoab. over Statn' drug stor.
Jj- 8. KISTLKIt, M D.,
PlirSIOIAN AXD SURGBOX.
Offioa -ISO Nartk Jardto strwt. Stomuodoch.
-R. JAMBie ariilN.
PIIY8101AN AND SURG BON,
omee and Residence, No. St Ncrth Jurdlc
Street. Shenandoah.
It.VNK WOMBK.M.D.
Specialist in Treatment of Catarrh.
Practice limited to diseases of the eye, ear,
Eoo and throat. Spectacles turnUhad, guar
anteed to suit all eyes
Ofllce 33 Kast Oak street, Bhenandoah.
J-jn. E. D' LONQAORE,
Graduate In
Veterinary Surgery and DeetHetry.
AU oalls by mall, telegraph or telephone at
tndod to with prompioeas. tiurgloal opera
lions performed with the greatest oi re. Oflloe:
Commerolal Hotel, tiheosndoah.
Chris Bossier's
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
(Mann's old stand)
104 South Main Street.
Finest wines, wblskoys and olgars always In
stock. Fresh Deer, Ale nud Porter on tap.
Choice Temperance Drinks.
M
BE"
builders uso
only the best
materials-
lumber, brick, lime, cement, sand
whatever froes into the construction
of a building; they employ only the
best workmen and pay the best wages;
tncy get ociier prices tor ineir wors
than their less careful competitors,
and always get the best contracts;
they paint their worlc with
Strictly Pure
hite Lead
manufactured hv the "Old Dutch"
process of slow corrosion ; the
John T. Lewis & Bros.
brand. For colors they use the Na
tional Lead Company's Pure White
Lead Tinting Colors. These colors are
sold in small cans, each being sufficient
to tint twenty-five pounds of Strictly
Pure White Lead the desired shade.
This brand of Strictly Pure White Lead
and National Lead Co.'s Tinting Colors, are
for sale by the most reliable dealers in paints
everywhere.
If you are going to paint, it will pay you
to send to us for a book containing informa
tion that may save you many a dollar; it will
only cost you a postal card to do so.
JOHN T. LEWIS & BROS. CO.,
Philadelphia.
To hrt'l- the ' m-Iiiw IHfflrully.
Paris, Tex., April Jl. Captain Guthrio
ias Mcureu an agreement lietwpen the
Choctaw factions fur it-presentation of four
men trout each siile to meet and bold it
conference over the existing troubles. It
is prolmble that they will lie able to devise
n settlement ol tuiir difficulty.
Tltfi "Long Tom" Landed.
New York, April 21. Tlio celebrated
(tun, ' Lonji torn, wntcli umveu here
Tuesday night, was hoisted to the deck of
the steamer etju Wednesday and was
landed yesterday. Cutious hundreds in
spected it at Atlnntic Stores, Brooklyn.
where the Vega lies.
m
Commnndcr Jtimea H Icna
Old Soldier's Gratitude
COMRADES, READ THIS.
Torturintr, Life Destrovincr DvsDeo
sia Cured. Another Triumph for
ur. ts-enneays favorite Kemedy.
Sir. James S. Dean, Comtnniuler of Gen,
Grant Tost, G.A.IC, Itondnut. N.Y.. and
Chief V. 8. Mult Airont of the Ulster &
Delaware Itullroail and one of tho most
populnr nutl well known Gentlemen In
the Kitst, whoso voracity Is beyond
question says i
' I was all run down with DYSPEPSIA.
I doctored and doctored but it all resulted
the same way. I grew worse. I suffered
tin told misery niglit and day. Uy case
was pronounced incurable. I suffered
this way for fully TWO YEAltS. I
chanced to meet Dr. Kennedy on tho
street about that time, and I told him of
my condition nna he said, " jimut, yon
1 need not suffer so. come to my ofTlco and
night, and it will euro you. I took the
medicine as directed, but had no confi
dence in a cure, as my case bad been tried
by so many. After using it a week I be
gan to fc 'I belter, nnd in n short while
niter that 1 was ENTIRELY CURED
"Jutt iAi'n.1- if it, entirely cured. That
terrible tlio tress, everything I steu
breaking vp a-mr in my throat hod all
ratio ana 1 nave net uaa a moments dis
comfort since. To-day there is'nt a
healthier man in this country and my
inuetito is urand. 1 believe I could eat
n If EG OF NAILS if I had to and digest
them with case. Favoiutk Rbhbdy U
the foe of Dyspepsia and poor healths
Yours truly.
JAMES 3. DEAU
boKinjtrr, March I8U1, 1882.
Political Cards.
F
lOR OOOKTir AUDITOR,
T1IBODQRB F. BA TDOBfF,
Of POTTSTILLB.
Subject to Kepublloan rales.
JJtOR OOUKTY 0OMM1B3I0NBK,
THOMAS BBLLIS,
or shmvandoah.
Huhject to RepablleM rales.
E
7I0H COUNTY COJlMiasJIONEK,
EL1AS E. JtBBD,
or roTTSViu.1.
Subject to Repnblloan rules.
F
OR COUNTY OOMMIBSIONKK,
JBEITJ. It. SEVERN,
OF 8HBNANDOAH.
Subject to dUioc of the Hepubllaan Csusty
TWee TOLD TALES I
Are rometlraes a bort . but wbtn tl-e teo
8 la are told twice that ut Gallagher's
heap Cash Store they ran bit)' Plwur and
1 . h ut lower rates tb"n any whe e In ttus
town tney aie glidto ti tho truth ot
ine on repeutea story, r un line oi uro-
M.a Dull.. uriA f IJ.it . t ia 1 ima.i
s ruolt, Hay and Straw.
Gallagher's Cheap Cash Store 1
CORNER CKNT11K iND JAKD1N STREm
The best
LEFT DEATH IN ITS PATH.
Many Lives Lost as a Result
of Yesterday's Storms.
HAVOC AND DISOLATION WROUGHT.
Valuable Property In fevt'rnl States Do-
nnllilKMl anil .11 any People Killed Tho
Water Works Crlhat !Wllnint Wreele
ml with li rnlly Fatal Itesults-AVorlil's
Pxlr Bllllilli( Jlamngril.
MEnmAN, Miss., April 21. A frightful
tornado crossed Jasper and Clarke counties
In a northwesterly direction, A settlement
of negio cabins was destroyed and many of
the unfortunates perished.
Colonel Berry's magnificent plantation
wan swept clean, but none of his family
was injured.
Dr. T. J. K rouse, one of the largest plan
tation owners in the south, was a hcay
loaer. Every stick of timber on ills place
was carried away and every house demol
ished. Dr. Krousa was badly Injured. His
sou had his skull crushed and his wife and
daughter nera hurt.
A lieirro on Dr. Arouses plantation
named Henry Uemon, with his wife and
nine children, were imprisoned under the
the ruins of his cabin, and Are originating
from the kitchen stove slowly roasted them
to death.
Three miles east of Barnett the wind
struck a neighborhood of farms, Tom
Iit's dwelling was swept away, his legs
broken and other members of the family
diirlitly bruised. .John Smith's house was
leveled and he received serious lujunea.
i'ranlc McCormick's turjicutiiie still was
ruined. 11. F. Lcgget's storo was destroy
ed and his stock of merchandise is n6w
luiugiug in shreds upon the branches of the
lorcst tiees. Legget's wife nnd children
were buried in the ruins, which caught
ire and would hnvo cremated them but for
tliu timely arrival ot neighbors. A little
hirther on three negro cabins were struck.
J'wo negroes were killed and several badly
wounded.
Twenty miles east of. Barnett the storm
crossed the Memphis and Ohio railroad
truck. Tho telegraph poles and wires for a
distance of five miles along the track ot
the Mew Orleans and Northeastern railroad
ire down.
Crossing the Memphis and Ohio's tracks
north of Sbuberta, the storm created havoc
among the negro cabins on the different
plantations. Jteports of tho damage indi
cate au awful loss of life and property.
All along the thitty miles of the cyclone's
path is strewn the carcasses of horses, cat
tle and all descriptions of live stock, while
ciops are ruined. The loss will leach into
the hundtetls of thousands 01 dollars.
World's 1'alr ItullrtlngB Suflr.
Chicago, April 21. Yesterday the
World's Fair grounds combatted the most
violent rain nnd wind storm that has visit
ed Chicago in many years. At times the
wind attained a eloclty of nearly sixty
miles mi hour and roared like artillery.
The Manufacturers' building suffered
most. Tons of water came in through the
roof, but mainly in portions where no ex
hibits were installed. The entire force of
nnaids and the tire department were roused
out ol lied at midnight, and for hours
swept the accumulating water back from
t he piled-up ware in the exhibit section.
Some of 1 iff any s costly wares were
moved barely in time and covered with
tarpaulin. Some of the most magnificent
decorative paintings in the French section
were directly under the worst of the water,
but were not unpacked. Their condition
ill not be known until they arc opened.
Some idea of the force of the gale can be
gathered from th fact that the waves from
the lake swept up the big stone beach,
acro.-s the spacious promenade and flooded
the peristyle, Casino and music hall, or
nearly o(X feet from the regular water
mark m calm weather. The bamboo fence
around the Japanese village was leveled,
and thu windmill forced over, with great
damage to property In the partially com
idot.d structures.
1U p uts just received from the park say
thee is a hole 250 feet large in the manu-
laituii rs' building over the Bussian and
Kiifiti h exhibits. Part of the roof of the
m.i.sii; hall has giveu way. and a large seo-
iion of glass isout of the roof of the horti
cultural building. There are numerous
leaks in the government, olectricity und
mines building.
'J lie big tin roof of Buffalo Bill's building
was blown 100 feet away. .Nearly the
entire front of the Guatemala building is
.cone.
At Fifty-Fifth street down to Thirty-
. inth street an enormous sea swept over
the bieakwater of the Illinois Central
truck, and threatened to sweep away all
the new tracks to the fair. A force of 100
workmen aud all of the available engines
were kept all night to prevent the truck
lieinit swept away.
llie three-must td schooner U r. JJyren-
forth. crew aboard, was driven ashore at
the foot of Melrose street, four miles north
of the month of the Chicago river. The
schooner had buffeted the high seas for
hours, but after daybreak, a flag of distress
was hoisted.
Yh M'oifct Storm in Years,
Milwaukee. Wis.. Aoril 21. The worst
gale that has swept over Lake Michigan for
yrs prevailed all day yesterday, doing an
immense amount of damage to shipping
and property along the lake front. Many
times during the day the wind attained a
velocity of sixtv-eiuht miles an hour.
sweenintc huge seas over the breakwater
and wrecking many small buildings occu
pied by "squatters" along the beach. More
than a dozen coal barges, freight steamers
and schooners were stove in and almost
wrecked by being pounded against their
Elers by the massive waves that came tum
lUig in with such forsa as to sweep every-
thinr before them.
Several tugs and other small craft were
driven ashore and battered to pieces, the
terrible force of the storm rendering the
bieakwater of very little value so far as af
fording: shelter was concerned.
Much apprehension is felt for the safety
of vessels that are known to have been
caught outside in tbo storm. It is the
opinion of vessel men here that none bat
the stauncbest boate oould have weathered
the gale of yesterday and the news of death
and disaster an toe rake will be no sur
prise te them.
Chicago (ift the Krupp Gun.
Ci'i iuo, April 21. The monster Krupp
gun sent to the orld's Fair will be pre
sented to the city of Chicago by its
maker. It villi lie mounU-d in a fort off
Hyde ParV, pern issiou to build which
given to fulont 1 Hubert L. Roe, of Chicago,
by the secretai y of war. The fort will be
located on live ucive of mode gtouod and
built accord lug to the very latest plans ot
fortifications.
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