or 18 'B, m. 33, .S3 m. l). m. 08, 23, T an' 0". .3D I 50 4 00, i tu. torn .ntic en, for T.n. . m. C ?.s?,: I 1.47, 9 12.00 If via Be ard )at day, slants' m. ty at 7,4.1 a. c ah 7.! 0,7 I. til rai: nurcl a. i ltJK! a, n o, rt. i.cos t if rst National Bank THEATRE UtJILDlNQ Bhcunittloiili, Fcnnn CAPITAL, 100,000.00 i. LHftSBNlUNO, President. P. J. FEHQUBON, VlCf Preiai WHHHNUINQ, Cashier. 8. W. Y09T, Asslstsm PM ie ien Dally From 9 to b 3 PER CENT, erost Paid on Savings Dcposi r. 33. HOBBNHAOK'3 BWWH0ME8 'YOUmfCUREff are tllfl oldMt in Amripfl for thn truntmoitt nf ecinl D.ieaHea A Vmitl.rtil Jror Sarlrneelc, Jlyflrirrle, Tcurtliri l.rr Manhood rrnftiipnt l,T3lnl n fcpcrli.it'yv l'"ir nlcatlmia roeniity c nnilt-mui s -ml sunup P- DtfK. , ini'-i: nnursi v A . ,.. ut i I , ., n it, u . AU ilay Sntuniar Sun. lays. lOtniaA M SED BY ALL ROOFERS in. 9 -m. - 'tUiM'..'ii.iT.?as ELASTIC ubbes Cement For Slatc.'Tilo, Tin or Iron Hoofs. ild In uir.slzo packages from 10 pounds up lntlngupnnd repairing all cracked Joint ill kinds of roofs, and around chlmneyi iriiig stones, skylights, dormer windows tiers, wood or stono work, breaks and na) les, or any place to bo made water-tlpht; at liallcd for laying and bedding BLATE AN) fLEIlOOFS, also copings. They will novc ale or become loosened- It Is voryadheslvi 14ks firmly to anything, forming a tougl ather-llko skin oyer the top, will not run o (men from Joints or cracks, summer or wit r. This cement needs no referonce, It ha kod the teat for thirty-two years and neve la u, Kivu i,miui;i. DukiaiituLiuu. it is tn' ist useful artlclo a roofer can hare In hi rap. The cement Is prepared ready for nsr 1 IB 10 oe appinu wuu a trowel, ana is Kcp 1st bvkcciitnc covered wl'h water oro .d will uot&et stiff or dry. ColorH. brown a1 ck. frslatilHhritigGO) AddrwS . O. . lite IKTZEL. d9 Maine St., Newark 5P UCl- mi . POO TVe-u-ili Vnfla Ut tt' W&.mNv OOO below Oroeu, PnUdlohi AflEE the fnaillY (.bjiiclao, tbtt ho 1'ita.) u4 kditrturnv doctors ban failed a-Will as quack wtiu prvmlitq to Out you after all rtber full, nl to f a ntMuii (unratitec, frw ad i Ice, fr r.miiiiLi, oi J afur He I It laiodter the pill tudiiiifubtiircrn, wiib Mtilt . cil.od Km -, n.'i,riiin, illi:, $m, puiiera, nun ('n.r m- rn aio.ir.Jni nnc In. c.iuceru" tb limin curti nimlktoe vie , eiu , b j iuhhm an i niuia toi ZhZU eo and consult T.U a. T. T11EE1 hn its Sttfopotm Hortltnl au1 It jtara' racU P:.. Il3 tbor four cuhcIj tar. bio or uoL Hetlui-HUutauMraDtec.no o "mh fc" rliilm to liedod'j rqunt, I ut 1 e d'Kjicnre the most du Iffitt if SyphiHa, Vtcrn, Btrictcro. Gororrhoia iLoa, mid Elitharcrt. Miiun.r fnm Mtlantbolla tut iilnw Muhtai-ltdnt-i. and oil tliOM dUcd from eflerUof yoQthfn uu,Y,B4icr.Kn, lit 'ti him a, r m tf a cure, P-eraemlH-t S TP EEL d"f 'u-'i wtmt all ot'.ora wtly claim to do. D8 u-f n.oii !!( tn-ntnitnt. H couildnra the Alio 2nT5'-i'0 lliuisoii.tihla, nod KoTiciic PTtcniior nitakliie wber nr tht u.n HiillftHiM. Jlnurrti Poll, to 8 o'clock t e , n ..1(3, 6 it 3 . 1. and Knt ovftilnc frum 0 to 10 o'clock f K Ji-&,liyit 9 :i li Spud 10 it word tf sot. tamj.i for r, ITrHth. tlta onlr tr" it.rrlliiNl hok adrrrtl-tNl. a friend to 325"LT, 9 ; ij sienrt 10 it . i rh 1 1 2 ot. tinmn for bool Old 2l3nda'mnJ lutUdle npiliir hlu m-kk. WriLeorcall. AOIt joe tors worii'nii jou hkilihkT nie-lidnl hooka t the are afraid jot RET JIG'S Beer and Por.er. T AM AO 15 NT fort ho X t hus Itettig's Cele brated Beer and 1'orter in this vicinity, also Bergucr & Kngel'a celebrated India Palo Ales and Old BtocU. Orders will recelvo prompt attention. Finest brands of Liquors and Cigars. SOLOMON HAAK- 120 South Mam Street. ABRAftl HEEBNER CO PORT CARBON, PA. Manufacturers of Of Every Description Wags, Badges, Caps, Reganas, & SFINEST QOODS-LOWEST PRICES.- rlto for catalogues. Correspondence solicited sNEDDEN'S : LIVERY Horses and Carriages to Hire. Claullng of all kinds promptly attendod to, Horses taken to board, at rates mat are iiDerai, MAR ALLEY, Hear IMdalfs Hardware Ston Rhoumatisni, Lumbago, Sciatica, Kidney Complaints, DR. SAHDEU'ii ELECTRIC BELT With Electro Magnetic SUSPENSORY -. Inlet i'otental licit Iraprovementi t will cure without mndlclna all ttcaaneaa reaultlnff from orer-Uxation of train mrve foicai excesses or lrull crctlon, as nervous debit Ur, Blefi'Ieasness, lanpuor, rliFumatitun, kldmy, liver and bladder complaint, lame tiu-lc. liimbaeo, eclatfoA. all femala compialnU, ireneral ill health" eto, TUU electrlo Uelt contain liuUiiUf feltby vrcuur or we rorfuit J,0.tK, and villcureailof the atovo dfiucf or no pay. Tbou. aandi liavo been cured by thli manrelona (nrentloa aiter all other remedka faileil. and wo eivo hundred! crtesUmoulali In thU and every other Koto. Our 1'eannil Imprr4 ILltTlllC SrSTI-ISOBT. U peatost boon ever ouYred weak men, IKkK Uktll ! Ulth and 1 Icoreu. hlreeilh Ul'iUiMtlU 1. UU la VU itjt. Bend for lllua'd t'amuhlet, mailed, aealed, bet ., SANDSN ELEOTRIO CO., As. 8S0 JJ1IUAUWAV, XVW TUUU CITY. Tltmr -rn i n t ti rr I K 'ometlnies a bore, but when the peo plo ara told twice that at Gallagher's Cheap Cash Htore they can buy Flour and Team lower rates than anywhere In this town, tuey io guaio test me trutaoi the oft reneated storr. Full line of Qro. eerles, Dutter and Uggs, PoUtoes, Ureen 'j ruck, Hay and Straw. alias's Cheap Cash Store 511 m CENTRE STRKET. r turn vn nil Letters from Motas speak in warm terms of what Scott 's Emulsion has done for their del icate, sickly children, It's use has h r n ii it li t - ( -- thousands back to rosy iieumi. soft's Emulsion of cod-liver oil with 'Ilypophos phitcs is employed with great success in all ailments that re duce flesh and strength. Little ones take it with relish. Prepared by Scott A Bowno, N. Y. All draft-gists. I had a malignant broaUIng out on my ler; low tho knee, and was cured sound ami well I til two and a half bottles ot ither blood medicines had f allot o do mo any good. AVilu C. ISuAty, Yorkrllle, S L. SltS-" I was troublotl from childhood with nn w rnv.itoil caso of Tottor, unit Ihrco Ixittlosr.f 'fiHrar3?l cured mo iierrnaiietlv. SWjjaJCj WALLACE MANN, ieilA.iOiiian Manntllk, i.T Our book on Mood anil Skin Diseases inallo I 'co. SwiFT8rnc:i"ioCo.,Atlantfl,(!-. ChtbC(.tera Encllbh Dlaraond nrand. l, is Orlirloul undfiitlr Uenulne. Bare, alway rdlf.hla iadics, ak Druclst for ChUhfter KnetUk Dla... w -. imona a ran' i la iioa ana uoia metaiuo V5.'',,0IC,' ,calc, ' 1ie rihbon. Toko VVlnn other, tteftttt danatraut mlititu- fit turn ana imicirioni. ai uruKictita, or ai Cth "ltIIrf fop Y.atMcL.' in inter, hr wluwm. AIuII. XO.UUO rtiUmoDtali. Fame pap r. CTitoh4tr 'IirmIoal o..Mnitlan Nn Mull. 10.U0O ftiiliuoDtali. yame Pap, Local DruffjIiU. i'MLadu., 3lek HCftdacho and reltovo all tho troubles Inci dent to a bilious Btato of tho system, such as Ulzilness, Nausea, Drowainoss, Distress after eatlnjr, Pain In tho Side. etc. While tholr most remarkablo success has boon shown in curing ITORdftchO, yet Carter's Little Liver Pills aro equally valuable In Constipation, curing and pro ventlntf this annoying coroplalnt.wblle they also correct all disorders of the etomach, stimulate the liver and regulate tho bowels. Kven If tlicy only curea HE A Ache they would bo almost priceless to thoso who Buffer from this distressing complaint; but fortu nately their goodness docs not end here, and thoso who once try them will And theso little pills valu ablo In so many ways that they will not bo wll ilng to do without them. But after all sick head Is tho bane of so many lives that hero is wfcero we make our great boast. Our pills euro It whllo .others do not. Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and very easy to take. Ono or two pills maka a dose. They ore strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all who use them. In vials nt 25 cents; rive for tU Sold by druggists everywhere, or sont by mall. CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Tm-aa Eamei Begs to announce to hU friends and patrons and tho publlo generally that he has purchased tho barbershop lately occupied by 13. J, Yost, if o. 12 West Centre Street SaElUKDOAS, P4. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE noTOp. Do you wear them? When next In need try a pair, they will give you rooro comfort and service for tho money than any other make. Best In tho world. ,$3.00 $2.50 $2.00 FOR LADIES $2.00 $1.75 FOR BOYS .U-75 W. L, Douglas Shoes are made In all the Latest Styles. If you want a fine DRESS SHOE don't pay $6 to $8, try my $3.50, $4 or $5 Shoe. They will fit equal to cus tom made and look and wear as well. If you wish to economize In your footwear, you can do so by purchasing W. L. Douglas Shoes. My name and price Is stamped on the bottom, look for It when you buy, Take no sub stitute, I send shoos by mall upon receipt of price, postage free, when Shoo Dealers cannot supply you, tV. L. DOUGLAS, llrockton, m, Sold by Joseph Ball, 29 N. Main street. J. P. Williams & Son. Furniture S. Waitibt., Shenandoah. QPRING OF '93 Intending buyers are luvlted to luspect what may be termed the largest variety of Furniture ever seeu In Shenandoah. Prices the lowest. Pianos, Organs aud Bewlng Machines In various etylea and prices. J- P- Williams & Son, 13 South Main St. FIRE INSURANCE urgent ana oldest reliable purely cub panlet represented by DAVID PAUS'J 1 20 S. Jarom St., Shonanoonh, A. - Orlisliud uikoiiIv Uenunie." A all CURE 44.00 A .OU (Mi ' V M 42.251 JJ 2.00 n- .i r' timim OUR BUSY LAWMKERS. Work Done by the Legislators at Harrisburg. PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH BRANCHES. Lively Scenes In llotli Ilouaea During the Cloning llmira uf the Session of '03 Dr. Nullum HIiciifTor Cnnllrnieil Hiipcrln tcmli'iit of l'ublle Inatrtictlon A Veto Buitulncd. HAnmsnuno, Juno 1, When the general appropriation bill came up In tho H'linto yesteidajr, Senator CrltchfUlil, of Somerset, wanU.il to iiinuml tho Item of $5,000,000 n year for the public bchools by addluu; an other million, but tho senate wn ugiilnst such nn Increase and voted It down yeas, 15; nays, 28. The incieiise was Inserted In the house, but tho senate committee struck it out us being too big n Jump. Senntoi Gobln moved to strikeout the Items for tin payment of tho salaries and expenses oi the chief and deputy factory Inspectors. Senator Goblu's amendment was subse quently modified to ullect the chief factory Inspector only, and In that shape was adopted yeas, 80; nnys, 15. It was u strictly party vote with the exception o Senator riteel, Allegheny, who voted with the dumocrnts. In executive session the nomination ot Dr. Nuthitn ShcnlTer to he superintendent of public instruction was confirmed unan imously, 'i'hcie was not ft dissenting vote. There was a littlu surprise in the senate when it motion was adopted recalling from the house the Baker ballot bill, which thi) senate sent back Tuesday night with notl Mention that it refused to concur In the house amendments. This was not what certain gentlemen wanted, but tho resolu tion of recall was adopted notwithstanding yeas !10, nays 12. Senator Lyon called up the bill author izing distillers of splritous orvinous liquors to sell such liquors of their own manufac ture In original packages of not less than forty gallons without being required to take out a license Among the bills which passed Anally were the following: Jinking an appropriation for the state fish commission, ($48,000); $75,000 for the Chronio Insane hospital; expenses of tho electric trust committee. At 1:20 the senate cleared its calendar and had nothing further to do but act upon conference reports, and It was com pelled to take frequent recesses during the night to wait on the house. The report ot the conference committeo on the general appropriation bill went to the printer nt an early hour this morn ing. It practically restores the bill to tho condition in which it passed the house, making the appropriation to public schools for the next two years $11,000,000 instead of $12,000,000, knocks out tho appropria tion to enforce the provisions of the dairy and food inspection bill and restores the salary of the factory Inspector. IN TIIK HOUSE. The speaker's desk was loaded down with house bills amended in thesenatc, in which amendments concurrence was asked. As a L'eneial rule the amendments to appro priation bills were rejected. The house agreed to the amendment to the act to ru ortmu'ize the National Guard, Chairman Marshall reported from tho nppropiiation committee about fifty bills that hud been negatived either because thero wns no money for them or they were duplicates of others already passed. XIr. Wherry asked that the vote which killed the bill requiring school directors to supply adequate outbuildings for the use of pupils be reconsidered, and said he was certain the house had defeated the most lm nortant bill unthinkingly. The house thought so, too, and reconsidered Its nctlon and passed tho bill, The bouse sustained Governor Pattlson's veto of the act giving fire departments in third-class cities the right to select ollicers of the department. The first bill on the regular calendar, an act authorizing magistrates to commit minors to certain charitable societies, passed finally. Senator HcCarrell's bill providing for in crease of tolls on bridges, which was killed in the house Tuesday evening, was given another chance for its life, Mr. .Merrick moving to reconsider the vote by which It wns defeated. Air. Jtunkel made a speech in supporfof the bill and it was passed by 115 yeas to M nays. The half holiday bill, which the Phlla delpbla bank clerks have been clamoring for, passed finally. The act to provide for the punishment of persons wilfully procuring tho publication of false statements passed flually, and tho fake writers who Impose lake stories on newspaper publishers must have a care hereafter. A message was received from Governor Pattlson saying that he had approved the following hills: itequmng nil publlo rec ords to be kept in the English language; relating to atlldavlts ot defense. Tho act extending the time for the com pletion of rallroadB passed finally, but It was a mighty close shavo and there was a gieat deal of hustling to get 112 votes. The report of the confeience committee on the Baker ballot bill was made to the house at nn early hour this morning, with out being ready, and is in the hands of the printer. It is a practical surrender on the part of the house to the senate. The leg islators who have accomplished this result are Senators Porter, Films and Baker and Representatives Scott, Lytle and Kcarns. 1'he only member ot the conference com mittee who refused to sign the report Is Mr. Kearns, the only democrat ou It. Closing Scenes In the LrgUluture. IlARiusKuno, June 1. The scenes In the legislative halls during the last hours of the session of '93 were very lively ones and theie was no time lost in putting bills through with a grand rush. During the entire night the legislators we're as busy as bees and the legislative machinery was pushed to its fullest capacity In order to clear the calendars as nearly as possible before 12 o'clock, the hour set for final ad journment. Nearly every seat in both the senate and house was occupied and the galleries were filled to their utmost limit with spectators. Many ladles were present and the deepest Interest was manifested by all in the pro ceedings. The calling of h roll to decide the vote on the several bills was a rather monoton ous feature of the night session and seemed to make time drug rather slowly during tho early niornlntr hours. The bills passed during the night were of n minor nature, as all ot the important legislation had been previously disposed of. The lawmakers were too busy to indulge to any great extent lu the usual acts of hilarity characteristic of the closing hour ef a legislative session. The riilladelplilu lu Dry Dock! Nkw 'onK, Juno 1. The United States flagship Philadelphia left her anchorage lu the North river at 0 o'clock yesterday and steamed around the East river to the Brooklyn Navy Yard where she will go Into dry dock tor cleaning. Narrow Kscnpe from Fire. ComiKR, Out., June 1, Larsch'a Hotel here was destroyed by Are at an early morning hour. The flames cut oft the means ot rtcapa by the stairway and several ot the Inmateahad to leap from thj windows. Lou 19,Q00, rOSTl'ONHD UNTIL MONDAY. Father Dont's tjnae Aunlnst tho Order of HI. l"rnnol tinea Over. Brooklyn, N. Y., Juno 1. The case of Father Dent, of Buffalo, against the Older of St. Frauds, for damages tor his expul sion from tho Order, and to secure rein statement, wns called In tho Supreme Court at noon. Father Dent was present, though ho has been con lined to his bad uy Illness for some time past. Tho attorneys for tho defendant, how ever, nsked for n postponement of tho caso until Holiday, In order to secure tho pres ence of Illshop llyau and his counsellor, and other witnesses. The oaso was accord ingly set down for Monday. Nearly 7,000 Contorts. St. Paw, June 1. Tho Mills revival meetings that have ended hero hnve been the greatest revival movement over held In St. Paul. Nearly 7.000 signatures at tached to cards lmlieating the signers do- slro to lend a Christian llfo romaln as written evidence ot tho work which has been accomplished. All the churches have iKen uronily beneflited and havo admitted ninny members. Fifty Protestant churches joined witli Bev. B. Fny Mills to make the meetings succossrul. Typhus lu Oin Workhouse. New Yohk, June 1. John Kelly, 00 yem of age, nn inmate of tho workhouse on Blackwcll's Island, was taken 111 with typhus fever yesterday. Ho was removed to Hi versido Hospital. Precautious will be taken to prevent the spread of the disease tunontf iinnnti.w nf llin wnrklmngfl From ilerehant al Gastomei THE SAME GLAD CRY, " ITJV:a9eME WELL." Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Kondout, N, Y., the talk of the Country, Jlr. W. F. Johnson, the lending mer chant of Gninsville, K. V., Said to-day. that " I havo sold over CO doz. of l)r Kennedy's Favor ite llcmcdy, and liavo never bad n bottle returned or a fault found villi it. One of my customers piid bis doctor t'l and wns thin no better, took a bottle ol Fnvorito Remedy upon my rccommctidn tlon, and It did liim more good than llu physicians long treatment. He then bought six bottles of mo nnd was n well man long before they wcro used up." Such words ns theso must impress the sick or niliug one. Tbreo years oko I wns troubled with BrlRhfs Disease. The bei-t Doctors paid I could not live three months. I then commenced uMnp Dr. Ken nedy's Favorltn ltemeity and 1 am now wi II. C. L. KEAYnti, UinnlDgham, Conn. I was afflicted with a rumor frrov lnsr over mv right cyo. Eminent physicians said there wns no help for mo. I began at that time to use Vt Kennedy's Tavorite Uemedy nnd the tumor cn tlrely disappeared nnd Favorite Henwiy saved my life. W. 11. Paukf.ii, l'ortlandville, N. V. If It wcro net for Dr Kennedy's Favorite Item ody 1 think 1 should dio from constipation. Knv orftoltemedy fiives mo nn appetite, piodures refreshing sleep, and cured Hie of a nervou alt'ecflou I bail for years. It is a tonic, and 1 could not livo without It. Mrs. Jcua A. Yr.in.E, Kingston, N. V- Are von a victim of any kidney or bladder difficulty ? Try Dr. Kennedy's Fnvorit" Iteuiedv at once as It cured mo when about to rive up all hope. J-. C. Buixk, rougbkcepslo, I!. V. Havo you tho symptoms of dyspepsia, s"tir Rtnmncb, painful nefcht in tho abdomen f-fti r eating, palpitation of the heart, short breath, headacbo, constipation, drowsiness, losROfappc tite J Then loose no time, but talto Ir. Kennedy's Favcrito liemedy. H Is the discovery of a pbj--slcian who has tifed ft for j-ears in his private pructlco, and it has by many thousand tests been proven capable of doing all that Is claimed for it WAHTS. &o. FO't KENT Private duelling opposllo M. E church. Apply t5 Max 8chmldt 5-aMI 117 ANTED. A competent girl for general TV housework Ip u small fumlly. No ihlldren. A.T.Jones, S-'-D-tf 11 N. Main sireet. BOAItDINQ. Two gentlemen desire board with private family, ft loin togi.thcr. Address ti., fchenandoab, P O. o5-tt TjiOitSAI.K. A valuablo Main street prop J crty dwelling a., d business place Satis factory reason for selling. Apply at IliCHALD onlco for particulars. LO"T. At or near the Odd Fellows' ceme ct cry, on Decoration Day, a lady's sllvor watch and eold chain. A reward will be na'd for Its icturn to Mrs. Elgcnhart, 131 l-'.un Apple alley, Shenandoah. 5 3l-.il IJlOll SALE. A twenty (20) acre larra, ; planted, together with II horses, 3 cows Apply to U, P. Krell Barnsvillo, Schuylkill county, fa. o-u-im WANTED. An active hoy or girl to sell visiting caids on commt'slon In every town in Hihuylklll county. Send 10 rents In stamps ior ouiui. jaures, iuoaei iira uo., Hhcnandoah l'a. 6-27-tf-d&w ADMIKIHTltATOK'S NOTICE. Setters ot admlulstrallon on the Oituto of Mrs Mar Bret Hurltlna, late of tho Borough of Sheu atdoah, deceased, havl' g been granted to tho undersigned, persons Indebted to said ostalo nro hereby notl tied to rnyine it, and those hav ing ilulms against s.lcl est to to present them witnoui ueiuy io uvicti. uaiuwjns. Or to Administrator, M M. U0I1KE Ills Attorney. Shenandoah, l'a , May 30, 1893. 0-1-tt-oaw PrtOPOALSFOUIlDILDING WALL AND furnishing coping lor the Schuylkill County Court House erouuds. Bids will bo received until tho 6th day or June, A. D., 1803, by I he Commissioners of scnuyitunuounty ior tno Dunain or n retain ing wall, 8 feet huh, 380 feet long, of mountain Bton, on Mlnersville street; for the lurnlsblmr and setting of 1913 feet of Kranlte coping, lOili inches, on the granite steps, together with posts attheiopand bottom ot each flfght of steps: also for furnishing 210 feotof mountain stone copl ng with posts nt the ends of the coping, &c. All worn to bo finished wlthta sixty days after uiu is uctpieu. uiua lur iutuibuiuk grunue must bo separate from the bids offering to fur nish mountain stone. Full particulars oan be aad and plana and drawings can be seen, by applying to the Commissioners of Schuylkill U un y. Tho Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. 6-10 PROPOSALS. The undersigned, Commis sioners of SohuvlUllI C uuiy. will rece vo scaled proposals until "a.urday, June 21, 18(13, at linVlock p. in., for the furnishing and laying of twenty-one bundled and fortyiteven square yards of grass sod. tlx hundred and sown square yards ot white gravel, and fourteen hun dred square yards ot nsphalt aad tho la) lug and furnishing of terra coita dr Un pipe at ihe Court House grounds ut Pottsville. Plans and specifications oan be seen at the office of A 1). Cochran & Sons, engineers. Tt,e Commission ers reserve tho right to reJeot any and all bids. SAMUEL a DeTUUK, J AMbS J. BOWES, ELIASE HEED, Commissioners. Atics:-P. J CONN ELL, Clerk. PotUvlllo. Pa., May IK, 1893. 5-21 Sot L0RENZ SCHMIDT'S Celebrated Porter, Ale and Bee JAMES SHIELDS, ManaRor Shenandoah Branc) WEEKS Has removed io Bill Jones' old s tat- 17 HOUTH MAIN aT"lERT Voire ns will be pleaaejio - ...el the . of bis friend! and tee i'..ihlio in Eveffthiiifl In tho Drinking Lice It Gur Colds, Coughi, Sore Throat. Cronn, Infln enxft, Whooping: Cough, Bronchitis and As thin. A certain cure for Consumption in first stapes, and a sure relief in advanced stages. Uss at ones. Yon-will see the excellent effect after tiklns;tfat first dose. Bold by dealers everywhere. Largs hot ties 60 cents and SI.00. Political Cards. IJIOH COUNTV AUDITOU, THEODORE F. BATDORBF OF POTTSYILLK. Subject to Ropubltoan rules. OU DIRECTOR Of TUB POOR, JOHN UBIIOAN, OF UOUTIt OA8S TOWNSHIP. Subject to Democratic rule. JJIOK COUNTY COMMISSIONER, THOMAS It EL LIS, Or SHENANDOAH, Hubject to Republican rules. B JIOK COUNTY COMMISSIONER, ELI AS J3. BRED, OP POTTS VIM.E, Subject to Hepnbllcan rules. jj"OB COUNTY COMMISSIONER, DANItiL NEIS WENDER, OF BUEVANDOA1I. Subject to Republican rules. F IOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, It EN J. tt. SEVERN, OF SHENANDOAH. Subject to decision of tho Republican County Convention Professional Cards. JOHN H. COYLE, A rj'ORXEY A T-LA li'. . Office Heddall building, Hlicnundoah, l'a. M, M. UURKE. A TtOllXICy-A V-LA If. SIIKNANDOMI P.. Ofllco-'toom.l, P. O Ilulidlng, Shenandoah, a d LHtcrly i.ulldlng, Poltsvlllo. c. T. IIAV1CE, BURGEON DENTIN. Ofllco Northonat Cor Main nnd Centre Stx., -bouandoah. over Stoln's drug storo. jyj" 8. K 1ST LER, mTd VIIY8WIAN AXD qUliQEOX. Ofllco -120 North Jardln stroot, Suonandoah D H, JAMES Sl'BtN. PHYSIOIAN AND BORGICON. Ofllco and Residence, o 81 Ncrtb Jardli Streot, Shenandoah. F R YNK WOMER, M. D. Specialist in Treatment of Catarrh. Practice limited to diseases of tho eye, car, o o and throat. Spectacles furnished, guar anteed to suit all eyes Ofnce SI East Oak street, Bhenandoah. QK. E. D LO.VQACRE, Graduate In Kffert'iifiry Surgery and Dentistry. All calls by mall, telegraph or telephone at tended to with pro liptnest. Surgical opera tions performed with the greatest oirc. Oillco: Commercial Hotel, Shenandoah. I o Builders ! The season for building is almost at hand, and we have just replen ished our stock of all kinds of Hardware, Nails and Builders' Supplies. We also carry an Immense line ot Stoves, Ranges, Cutlery and Tin ware. UooSng and Spouting our specialty. Peter Griffiths, GIRARDVILLE, PA. CURE YOURSELF! rirtrn,,hi.,u.,tk-jn-..., -X; tw -. - ...-lur.i.untuuuiriU or auv mitmturiL. disrhnro. . .vS arypur drnpKi-t f. r a bottle ol without tho rid or publicity of it anoetor. Hon-polsonous amS jTOiimnteel not to stricture L ( i i n. ertal American Curs. Manufactured bv , The Evans Ctfrnicil Co, j CINCINNATI, O. u. s. A. JOE WYATT'S SALOON AND RESTAURANT, (Christ. Uossler's old stand.) ttnlu and Court pits,, Slieiiiiiutuuli, llest beer, ale and porter on taD. The nnost brandsof whtslteys and cigars. Pool room t- lacneu. Chris. Bossier's SALOON AND RESTAURANT, (Mann's old stand) (04 HotitU Mnlti Htrcct. Finest wines, whiskeys and cigars always In took. Fresh Uoer, Ale and t'orter on tap. Choice Temperance Drinks. 'latt's Popular Saloon, (Formerly Joe Wyatt'e) and 21 West Oak Street, SUKNiNDOAH, PA tt .soiled with the beat beer, porter, ales ..it -i, hr llies, wino, et. Finest clgara u iar attache!. Cordial tnvliatlon to all rUILl., PI. tMUww a.c(i.rulaavUafrnatull. 0.!uuoafr. Knaer-tiBMiUaf Dhvtldaa.,SHliM aad bma. aaaisMawa, aa4 In alnalu. UOia.vi.la.V.wirX ILL AROUND T!IE STATE. News From All Sections of the Commonwealth. ALL OF THE IMPORTANT EVENTS. Mrl'iiilHiic, tlin Hmitem-ril llnuk Wrmkrr, Tallin With n Itxpiirtnr Ilia tll-dottm rut-tuno I.nat In Poor llHallieaa Ynllires In Until! New Cniiipaiilra Clntrleml Uthor Ktute Nous. IlARRimURO, June 1. In the cnoe of the rity ot Hnrrlsbiirsr vn. I'etor llaptiste, an .issensuient for living Walnut street, the iiipreme court yetnlay refnsoil to hear the city solicitor's nrgmueiit. This Is equivalent to nn afMrniHiice of the case, and the property holJont must pay the assessments. This decision applies to nil streets where petitions were presented for paving, the court below having decided that where petitions are presented the pe titioners are stopped to set up defenses against paying the assessments, Opinions were handed down and judg menta entered aa follow: Frederlok Street Young et. nl., appeal, ork county; order dismissing exceptions and oonflrniiug re poit of viewers affirmed with costs to be paid by appellants; Eliza Nes vs. Win. F Hanisey. Yoik county, aftlrmod; Clayton K. Kwing A Co vs. Jacob E. Sputa, York, appeal dismissed; estate of David Ilrose, John Groves, appeal, York, appeal dis missed; Jacob I!. Hackett, executor, vs. Henry O. Milnor, Perry county, nillrmed: estate of James Evans, Lancaster, decree aflirmcd anil appeal dismWiad; Charles Illank vs. J. II. Kline, Lancaster, affirmed; Schrimpton & Sons vs. Hertolet, reversed; McKcuna vs. Lyle, Philadelphia, reversed; Martha A. Deringer vs. Augusta Hotel Company, reversed; Smith et. nl. vs. Read ing City Passenger Railway Company, lierks, appeal dismissed. McFiirluno raela Hatter. Philadelphia, Juno 1. Ex-Senator John J. MeKnrlatie, who yosterday pleaded guilty to the charge of embezzlement nnd was sentencod to four years lu the astern penitentiary, said last evening in an inter view with a reporter that ho had not felt so free from mental worry since ho left Philadelphia three years ngo and went to Brazil as he had slnoo giving himself up nnd taking the punishment presenhed by law for his wrong doing. McFarlane ac knowledges that ho is a flnanoinl wreck, and while standing with his hand grasping the iron bars to his cell door, said that $50 was every cent he had in tho world when he dime buck to Philadelphia, nnd that he had given the money to his wife before go ing to court to surrender. Ho declares that the business he wns engaged In in Ilrazil was not profitable, and that as a conbecjuciico nearly of his illegally obtained foittine was lost there. McFarlane aays he returned of his own accord and with out his friends being nwure of his inten tions, Karnped from tho llnslltal. NonniHTowN, Juno 1. Annie McLaugh lin, aged 11) years, escaped from tho hos pltal for the insane at Norristown Tueitdity L'eninjr, nnd nothing has been learned ns to her whereabouts. Shu was committed to that institution last April from Philadelphia, where she had been employed asn domestic by several fi-inilics, from whom, it Is claimed, she stole n number of articles, merely for the sake of hiding theni. It is believed at the hospital that she was aided In her escape by friends from Phila delphia who visited her last week, and that they furnished berwith clothes nnd money. As confirming this story a hat, shirt and body belonging to Annie were found late Tuesday night on Forest avenue, near the hospital, and it is supposed that after leav ing the hospital she abandoned these ar ticles and donned others supplied by sym pathizing friends, who, it is believed, also gave her money to assist her in her flight. New Charters Granted. HAnmsBURQ, June 1. These were chart ered yesterday: Joseph Walton & Co., limited ot Pittsburg, to mine coal; capital, $5,000. Monroe Paint Company, of Phila delphia; capital, $10,000; Julius Bockel is treasurer. R. C. Schmortz Glass Com pany. Pittsburg; capital, $250,000. The World Refining Company, of Easton; capi tal, $15,000. The West Branch Hciery Company, of Milton; capital $30,000. The Valley Brick Company, of Bradford, capi tal, $00,000. To bo Launched Jnne 10. PiiiLAEKxriHA, June 1. The United States battleship Massachusetts will be launched from Cramp's ship yard on Sat urday, June 10. The vessel is an exact counterpart of the Indiana, which left the ways last rehruary. It Is possible that a delegation from Massachusetts will attend the ceremonies, and the daughter ot a Massachusetts Statesman will christen the ship. A Society Wedding at Carlisle. Carlisle, June 1. The marriage of N. O. Boyd, superintendent of the Carlisle frog shops, and Miss Emma Black, ot West Noitli street, took place yesterday after noon at the Second Lutheran parsonage, Rev. W. O. Seidel officiating. Both the high contracting parties are' well known, tho bride being the daughter ot Robert Black, of this place. Fruncla Gowen Resign. PtiiLAUELPHtA, June 1. Franois L. Gowen, chief assistant general solicitor ot the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, has tendered his resignation to President Harris, and it was accepted. This is another step In the retrenchment policy adopted by President Harris, aud ad ditional resignations are looked for. Furnaces Indefinitely Hhut Down. Huntingdon, June 1. The furnaces of the Rockhill Coal and Iron Company, at Rockhill, this county, were closed down In definitely yesterday, owing to a atrike of employes, who demanded the re-Ins tate ment of several discharged leaders of the local union. Foaa to Take Rarnard'a riace. Statu Collkoe, June 1. Professor Frederick E. Fobs, of the MaesaubuetU Institute of Technology, baa been called to the head of the department of civil engi neering In place of Profeasor Barnard, who will take up his permanent residence in England. To Oet Rid of the line;. West Cihwtkr, June 1. The Doe Run Farmers' Club at a speelal meeting con sidered measures for the extermination of the blaek bug whloh Is destroying the corn all over the country. No Clue to the murderer. Fall Rivkr, Mhm,, June 1. Aa vet there is no clue to the murderer ot Miss Bertha Manchester. SutoiU nt Chicago. Chicago, June l.Aroli bishop Satolll, the Papal Ablegate arrived iu Chit-ago yee terday ior a week's stay. In an interview he aakl be did not believe a published de-patch from Rome intaresttng that Areb blshop Ireland bad to soate ezteut fallen into diafavor with the Pope. Tlinnaasfds o( Immlcjrunta. New Yohk, June 1. There were 6.431 Immigrants landed at Ellis Island yeeter day, the largest day's work Cor long time 1THE KIND THAT CURl JKIIOMK BALL, wtwiruru, j x. TORTURING " Headache for 10 Years!" II Y Dana's Sarsaparilla "I WAS CURED!" Mb. Bali, war Tin; fibht man topumuaS PANA S IN Coilu Kri. lAtXTiat AH tttttUJiTOV ITIIK Kwn.T. Dana Sarrapartlla Co.: (ikSTI.lMKN I htt htn A luttKH from llcnriiioh. h lutal ifn vetiriv. JjUrt ifalllenw in tiiu-of our lwn! papers an JKlfertfHu; mcnt or y-.ur untlk'uit', auU UfUDWiUUI Of W. woiitfcrrnl oitrr. , I decniMl tu trv our bottle. The flrct tottIt rrrntiy n lievnl me, aiyl hy tlin time I nu witen two mure Wttlcu X WAM CUJtlMK 1 con riix)UUDdia DANA'S SJLRSaPAHILIxA Eajaaiife nnd rotluhtt- nu'illcliio. it, -uectnilly yours, Waterford, N. V. JKROMU Jlf.TX. Tho truth of Mr. IIiUI'n iahim nt la owpAo to by M. MoutdTTi Coiiiw,, N. V. rttanueiit, . Dana SartiparMla Co., Delfasl, Maine. Farmers! Clean up at night, and heai the day's oafe and bruises with . KIRK'S DUSKY DIAMOND TAR SOAP because of i; . IhiJi percentage of tat ASK VOI R QROCER FOR IT. JTAS. fS. IviltltCjits CO., Chicago Whilo Rnssian Soap ''SiiSJSyS&gr CURES RISING "MOTHER'S FRIEND" iSMl olieieu child-licarln woman, I havo been a uiiil-v-ift for niHivy year, nn In e.n h case where "Mother's Friend" rnitbeemwdlthas nreoinplfslKvl unndora find rtheved much siuTerinir. It is the best r inei'y fur rlslne, ot tho breast ku wa, and worth the price for that alone. Mo. St. M. lihtiSTF.ii, Montgomery, Ala. fern, ny cxnress, cnarfres prepare, on receipt of i nce.irlXOptrhottle. fiRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Sold hy uU druggists. ATLANTA, UA -a v tt -v I -1-11 t IN. ii. Downs JbJixir WTLt, CUKE THAT Oold AND STOP THA Com a Hep stood the ; t tor STXTT YEABfl i tad bos prucd itsei Use beet remedy Mown for the cuie Oansumvtfoti, 1 OouffhM, CiMn, Vhoanng Cough, and IPnee Sfie . Boo , and i! .on pet bottle. SOi n 3VSRY WHERE. ... I 1 ...... ,u..n.M In ...uni, 1, XnlliO-S-IVSt. SALOON AND RESTAUEAM M Kat Centre Street. The best beer, ales, porter, whiskies, brandies wines aud itcest cigars always on hand ROBERT LLOTD, Trop VIGOR f Eailiy. Quickly, Permanently Restored. WEAKNESS, NERVOUSNESS, DEBILITY, ami ull Ihe train of orila f rtun t arly errors or Iatr ciCff-K1. the result m' uverw ui k fii'lcDi'ii, voir. ft i Fullhtreoffth, dtvtjliipiucnt autl tout! iflvei. uecr 1.1-gan aud iv tttnn nr thn ivtav &iiiiilt,natur'il mPthoJf. iTiHii-oiitt i innrt ivernen b ci' ri-llurt- iinpcwslbJe' 2'i refert in . Bin! explauuilmi anr prou ERIE MEDICAL CO. BUFFALO, N.Y- The only mi ROACH DESTROYER 'i Exterminator We gaarautea It to rid ik kouatof Fats. ROACHCA aud Watch Suae, ' MONEY RCFUNDEO. MAURERS' PtriUn INSEOT POWDEh la thebaattatti tsuketfo .nn, nut IH.iaiB AH DBS. aota only m n, uits, cur Th ADC FflA'
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