KING
Among merchants Is
the one who eaters to
the wants of his cus
tomers, be they rich or ioor. Both have an
lial right to be treated fairly. Juttee to nil
Is good motto, and oar cMtotnen will find
ttcrart. We have a complete llneof Groceries
M well as Cannod doorls, ete. Oorae and aee
our tock of goods, end remember the best
seed are always the oheapert In the long run.
Corner Grocery,
A POPULAR, OANDIDA.TH.
Centre and White Sts.
THIRD EDITION
LAKBSIDB PARK.
Dates Hooked lr This 8eon lit This
Popular Boiorl.
Tlio following is a list of the dates secured
and the names of the societies :
July 4. Tamaqua orchestra.
July 11. Columbia Hose & 8. F. E. Co.,
Shenandoah; anniversary.
July 12. M. E. Sunday school, Mahanoy
lty.
July 13. Picnic of Chnrch of Wstth Sun
day school, of Mahanoy City.
July 15. M. E. Sunday school, (lllborton.
July 18. ricnlo of the Welsh Congrega
tional, Methodist and Baptist Sunday schools
of Shenamlosh.
July 10. riiilopatrlan Club, Shatnokln.
July 20. M. E., P. M., Welsh Baptist and
Authoran Sunday schools, GlrartlvIUo.
July 45. Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school, Shenandoah,
July 26 to Aug. 3 Evangelical camp mcot
Ing.
July 2G. Win. Tenn Sunday sohool.
July 27. Welsh Congregatlonallst, Maha
noy City.
July 23. M. E. 'Sunday school, Ashland. '
July 29. P. M. Sunday school, Gllberlon
August 1. Camp 4, P. O. T. A., Mahanoy
Glty.
August 2. German Lutheran school, Mah
anoy City.
August 3. English Baptist 8. school, Shcn.
andoah.
August 4. Primitive Methodist S. school,
Shenandoah.
August 7. Alpha Social Society, Shamokln.
August 8. M. E. Sunday school, Mahanoy
Plane.
August D. Trinity Reformed and Presby
terian Sunday sohools, Shenandoah.
August 10. Evangelical Sunday school,
Mahanoy City.
Aug. 13. Reunion of tho congregations of
Schuylkill county.
Aug. 15 Lafcosld Musicale. Grant Bani
August 17. St. Jamos Lutheran Sunday
sohool, Ashland;
August 21. Gorman Reformed Sunday
school, Mahanoy City.
apt. 4 St. Michaels Society of tho county.
Oar Townsman, II, K. HeVern, llililorscit by
h UorrtMpottilotit,
Editor llmiAM): In looking over the
political cards published In your interesting
paper I notieeone announcing the candidacy
of BenJ. K. Severn, our popular young towns-
man. for the Hemibllcau nomination for
County CommMoner. There are announce1
mente of others for the samo ofllco, one or
two also being among our townsmen, but my
attention was attracted to Mr. Severn's for
many excellent reasons, some of which I wish
to refer to briefly here.
I have known the gentleman for several
years, both ae a neighbor and in btniu
circles, and I can say with all sincerity that I
belteve he wonld add more strength to the
Republican ticket this full than any othor
man who has so far been named fur the samo
office. He Is young, energetic, Industrious
and exceedingly popular. Ills business
record is unsullied and his qualifications are
snoh ae must be commended by ono who
attempt to Mil the office ho seeks, which is
apparently the only ono the Republicans
for Shenandoah. I mean nothing
dliDariint! to the' other townsmen who are
candidate for the same ofllce when I ieak
thus of Mr. Severn. They may bo excellent
men anil be fully ouallfled, but lny know!
edge of them is limited, whllo I am thor
oughly acquainted with Mr. Severn, and for
that reason wish to loud my voice to his alt!
in this canvass.
During my long residence in this county
have given eloeo attention to politics, yet
have not become a politician, and I havo
frequently noticed that In filling tho posl
tions the peoplo are too frequently apt to
overlook the business qualifications of a man
and lean more towards tho one who savors
more of the politician.
Thl, I think, is a gravo mistake. It load:
to the plaoing of figured- ads and automatons
in offices that require the brain, energy an
inteerltv that can only bo found in tho clr
cles of practical business, and when this I
absent we find that tho all'jirs of tho peopl
la either neglected or mismanaged and when
the final crash cows, as It has happened i
this county, we find tho men who should glv
an account ignorant of the affairs and recoil
ing behind the clerks and other subordlna'es
who have been appointed to do the work of
tho meu the people elected. It is because
know Mr. Sovem possesses rare busiuei
qualifications that I have confidence In snyln
that In electing him County Commissioner
tho peoplo will mko no mistake.
If he is elected I am sure that he will have
tho ability to copo with any undertaking
that may come beforo him in tho courso of
his duties as Commissioner, and ho will
handle the details of tho office with such
care, intelligence and senso of honor that at
tho expiration of his term there will bo nono
able to call him to account and find him
unprepared.
E. E. P
Shenandoah, Juno 27, 1603.
venary of the lodge In HobWrii' opera hoase.
Tim committee having the a flair In aimrge
havo prepared an excellent programme, eon
sitting of vocal and Instrumental music, reci
tations, declamations and addresses. Re
freshments will alto lie served by a com
petent caterer. An enjoyable evening it no
doubt In store for thote who may be for
tunate enough to be present.
Use Wbixs' Laundry Blue, tho best
Bluing for laundry use. Each package makes
two quarts. lCcts. Sold by Coakley Bros.
DELIGHTFUL TOTJKS.
A. Summer Series to the North Via the
Pennsylvania Jtiillronri,
July 11th and 25th, August 8th and 22d aro
tho dates selected for this series of personally
conducted tours to the North. Watklns
Glen, Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, Mon
treal, Au Sable Chasm, Lakes Champlaln and
George, and Saratoga are among tho many
attractive places to bo visited.
Tho rate of $00.00 applies from Now York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Harris
burg, and intermediate stations, and corres
pondingly low ratos from other poiuts. This
rate includes overy item of necessary ox
penso during the entire timo of fourteen
days spent on tho trips, and is remarkably
low considering the large territory covered
and tho luxurious entortuinmont afforded at
the different places.
For detailed information address Georgo W.
Boyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Philadelphia, or apply to nearest passenger or
ticket agent, Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Buy Kcytlone flour. Bo sure that the
name Lesbiq & Baeb, Ashland, Pa., is printed
on every sack. !I-3-3taw
Our Directory.
1
3 jiE POgT" OFFICE
Shenandoah.
Office hours from 7:10 a.
m. to 7:BU p. m Money
Order and Registry De
lia rtmeut open from 8:00
u. m. to 7:00 p. m.
P.illnwuif la a schedule of
the arrival and departure of mall trains. Hall
matter for despatch must be in the omee thirty
minutes before the time given below:
Arrival jMMitartew.
p.m. A.M.
f.U (Phils., Western
i and
9:08 Southern Statet)
OslS ( New York and East-
era mates ana
I point on Li. v. k.
I-.to
z:23
8:00
8:18
1:48
8:00
Dtparturc.
A.M.
7:W
8:08
11:30
1:08
8:00
B-f
8:08
8:18
135 ;tt
1:25
1:25
1:21
1:40
2:28
8:18
1:40
;28
8:18
2:2a
1:1$
2:23
9:68
8:66
9:68
8:68
Olnrftruto. f
( Karen Run, Qtstftrl
snwiaaai
(Raven Run,
-j tuvfct Oai
( Bhemokia.
PotwvUI.
Mahaaoy City
Creek and Bbaft. f
Fraokvllle. ,
11:02
:08 3:08
8:00
1:86
7:20 7;oti
1:86
7:00
1:40
7:00
7:80 2:68
11:80 &-,
7:20 2:60
:08
11:80
11:80 2:60
6:00
7:30 2:60
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, its
"THE KIND THAT CURES."
VKKSONAL.
r-orrfara rn&Vn a raner! nonaction at 6:00 a.
m. and 7:00 p. m., and a general delivery at 7:16
a. m. ana !:up. m. Aaaiuonai oeuvene ana
collection! are made In the business part
town at lo: a. m. aao a:w p. in.
of
Fire AlMM Hoses.
The following list snows the location 01
the alarm bozos of tht Sbeniuutuah Fir
Department:
UMATIOM.
U al aad How art streets
IB llowcrt and Deotr street.
24 IlrMge and Centre street.
Mala and Centre ttreet.
84 Main and Poplar street.
tt Main and Coal atresia.
MOUbert and Centre ttreet.
a-Gilbert and Cherry ttreew.
to Chestnut and Coal (treat.
Tn sand an mSmrm ooaa the box. Dull down
the book onee and let go. Whec .tu alarm is ! they term a Citizen elub, fur the purpoaa of
tent la the lire bell will sound the cuwlrnr or ! "uaturaliziog ail foreigners as toon a tbey
Georgo O'DonnclI, of Mt. Carmel, was in
town yesterday,
Jos. Hosklns, Jr., of Pottsville, is tho guest
of I'ago Kerns.
Jamos Gilfillau, of Excelsior, visited his
mother yeetorday.
Richard Geary, of Mahanoy City, spent
yestorday in town.
John Walters, of Roadlmr, viewed tho
parado in town yesterday.
Mies Jessie Hoskins. of Pottsvillo, is tho
guest of tho Missc Lossig.
Thomas Banner and wife, of Shatnokln,
spent tho Fourth with town friends.
Harry Hart, tho popular and enterprising
hotel keopor at Ringtown, spent to-day i:
town
Misj ITattlo Wasley, of Bloomsburg, is th
cueet of her slater, Mrs. John R. Jones, of
North Jardin street.
Miss Kate Master, of Murtztowu, Berks
county, who was a guest of friends in town
tho past few weeks, left for her homo to day,
Walter S. Steavensou, Mercantllo Appraissr,
of Pottevillo, was in town on Monday at'
tending the funeral of John F. Higglns, who
was an old friend of his.
William Butts, of Philadelphia, arrived i:
town on Saturday for the purposoof spending
the Fourth with his former townsmen, but
having received word that his house and Its
content bad been destroyed by Are, left for
that eity on Suuday.
A misstep will often mako a cripple for life.
A bottle of Henry & Johnson's Arnica aud
Oil Liniment at haml, will not prevent th
mlesten, but used immediately It will save
being a cripple. lm
Volute.
The ran market is good.
Home-made small beer Is the best drinks
made for the summer months.
Tbi it the season for mad dogs.
The days have oommeneed to grow shorter.
Tho early cherries are about all gone.
What is the condition of your pavement ?
The next legal holiday will be Labor Day,
Vu ruber 4tb.
Everybody had full swing with fireworks
Monday night and ywterday. The borough
ordinance wriggled with indignation under
the pressure.
There were a great number of stranger in
town yesterday.
Tho fireworks dealers reported the best
butlnetf dona In the Fourth of July season
for soverul year.
When the eltiaent in the vicinity of Main
aud Centre street awakened yesterday morn
lug they found in that square an improvised
soldiers monument, ouujitting of boxes and
a baiUer't pole bearing the inscription, "Hot
and Cold Btbs."
The Liberty Drum Corps was at Fraetville
last evening.
At usual, the music furnished by the Grant
band yestorday was a pleasing feature of the
parade.
The ooal opera tort of thlg section have been
notified by the Philadelphia Roal Exchauge
of an advance of twenty cents in ttove and
nut sites and an ineraase of rive cent per
ton in the price of egg coal.
Mt. Carmel eitiaeot have organised what
USB D.VtfA'8 SARSAPARILLA, its
" TUB JCINDTUAT CURES",
THIS DAVIS INQTJBST.
,v v.
nllrt llendnrml Aftor t'ie i:tiimlmi
Hull ill S ei tiro t WltiirMo
Deputy Conner Msnley on Monday night
belli ait Inquest In the cases of Jacob Davit
and William Uriseonlt, alias Dugal, who were
killed by an explosion of gas in a breast of
Packer No. 1 colliery. The members of the
jury were M. II. Hredlgtn, P. J. Chary, J. J,
Rellly, W. P. Delanty, M. J. Scanlan and P.
J. Monagban.
Twelve witnesses were examined by thr
Coroner and hit Jury, and some very Import'
ant testimony was elicited.
The jury wln private session about ai
hour after heirlng the testimony and then
agreed upon tho following verdict: "Wo find
tlmt the said Jacob Davis and William Dugal
came to their deaths by an oxplos!on of ga
caused by a nak'd light carried by Davis.
We also censure imde foreman ,1amot
lieatou for neglect of duty in not having n
competent man to examine that part of the
mine in which the accident O' eurrod."
The testimony in detail will bo given In
to-morrow's issue, and will prove Interesting
reading, at the ambient by which thcet
unfortunate men met their death has created
universal interest in this section.
Sjoinn Olmiltrom Hll'mU of Dynamite Flrn
Crackers.
RIehard Kerslake allowed a dynamite
cracker to explode while ho hold it between
his fingers Monday night and the result was
that the lips of two of tho members were
blown off, and It may bo neces ary to am
potato ono of his thumbs at tho first Joint.
Some young men whllo skylarking at the
corner of Main and Coal streets lost night
placed a dynamlto cracker In tho coat pockcl
of au aged man named Michael P. Scanlan,
residing on East Plum alley. When the
cracker exploded it ripped the pocket from
the coat and bruised Sranlau's thigh con
siderable As Scanlan turned to seo who hail
dono tho mischief another cracker exploded
in front of his face, ripping open bis Icfl
cheek and badly bruising and burning lib
forehead. The cut in tho cheek required
three stitches. An effort will be mado to
learn tho names of tho parties who were
reeponsibto for tho act. Mr. Scanlan sae
tlioy will find It a costly "Joke"
Milwinoy City's Wator Works,
The borough of Mahanoy City has pur
chased from William L. Toibct twenty-onr
.teres of land, nion which it is proposed
building a dam and erecting a pumpinc
station for tho new wator works of that
borough. Tho consideration for tho samo is
said to have been $d,000.
the box and repeat the alarm four time.
BOW TO LOCATE ALA BUS.
If tht alarm t sounded from box 16 ihe lire
ball ulll strike one, then pause and strike live
wklca wUl Indicate that the Are 1 In the
Tlstnlty ofvNo. 16 box. Every alarm la repeated
leur urns.
are in the county a sufficient time, and the
rducatiou of all new citizens in the govern
ment of the country."
-r-itnpr,F, WHO
J- dia&e their
at FTlcke'f C
tret nr'ea and hvc
xiilaluetl.fsof'y v'lu "
If you are troubled with a "backing cough"
Downs' Elixir will give you relief at ouoe.
I Warranted aa recommended or money re-
foyrt'Of town to pur-1 funded. lm
arpels Bliould elU yt Auu,H.x
rpet S ore onui To-morruw evening the members of John
lie .liTL-cBrirraaca w f -is, no. dib, i. o. o. f, and
t U laklll It! tuetr fr "uda w" "ileurate the fifth anul
l'Ueq nr llemorrhoIiU
Pormanontly'cureil without knifo or ligature
No danger or suffering. No delay from bust
uees while under treatment. Patients win
are responsible need not -y until well. A
perfect oure guaranteed. Scud for circular
It. BIJEI), M. D
120 South 13th St., Philadelphia,
Refers, by permission, to tho editor of the
Bvjsnino Herald. tf
American Bimetallic league,
Pretilint Walker Inane n Cntl for f
Natlounl Convention on Aiifr. 1.
WarhingtoS, July 5. The following
:all for a national convention haa Just
been ihsned by President Warner, of the
American Bimetallic league.
''Tho recent culmination of evints of the
croatest moment to. tho peoplo of this
country cnlls for wise oouubcI and deter
mined action on the part of nil patrlotto
citizens. A concerted purpose is manifest
to seize upon the present opportunity to
destroy silver ns money ami to establish
finally mid forever tho slnule gold stand-
urd, nnd at ono stroke to change all debts
to gold debts, with it never ending rise of
gold anil tall of prices.
"A financial ilistiirlmtice.largcly artificial
and needless, has been created ns an "ob
ject lesson," nnd fuUely attributed to tho
present silver law in order out of it to
create a manifestation of public sentiment
under cover of which tho greater crimo of
overthrowing the money of the constitu
tion ntul establishing the single goldstand
nrd may bo consummated. As it part of
the same great conspiracy tho mints of In
dia bavo been closed and tho shock is felt
around tho world.
"CongroHshas been called to mcctlnextra
session ou Aug. 7. If at this session the
money standard of tho constitution is
overthrown mid tho single gold standard
is finally established, to be extended over
the world, nil economic revolution will
have been inaugurated more disastrous to
the welfare of mankind, and especially to
the producing and laboring clashes, than
any in tho history of tho world,
"In view, therefore, of the throatonlng
conditions that bavo arisen, and iu answer
to numerous appeals for action, tho execu
tlve committee of the American Bimetallic
league has deemed It proper to call a na
tional convention to be held nt Chicago,
beginning Aug. 1, and to continue ns long
ns the convention may direot. AH who
are in favor of maintaining tbo money of
tho constitution nnd opposed to the estnu
llshment of tho single gold standard in the
United States are invited to attend."
I'opnllnts Want Cleveland Impeached
CouiMHUS, O., July 5. The People's
party of Ohio met in convention here yes
terday and nominated the following state
ticKet: Dor governor, li J. Uracken; HeU'
tenant governor, Milton D. Cooley, Athens
treasurer, William II. Taylor; attorney
general, Colonel J. II. Ilhodes: Judge of
supreme court, Captain C.T. Clarke; dairy
and food commissioner, Thomas N. Hick
man; member board of public works, Mat
thew lluber. Just beforo adjournment a
delegate created aseusation by introducing
a resolution oaiitug upon congress to ira
peach President Cleveland on the ground
or nigh treason, In that ho, ns a representa
tive or uie iirltlsn money power, Is
traitor to this country. Tho resolution
was received with wild cheers and adopted
With unanimous consent.
i
Kxploslon In a fiim Cotton Factory
Washington, July 5. Tho only infor
mation received at the navy department
rroin omciui sources relative to the ncot
dent ou Monday at the gun cotton factory
at Newport, K. I., was contained in a tele
gram addressed by Captain Converse, in
charge at the works, to Captain Sampson,
chief of the bureau of ordnance. The dis
patch is aa follows: "Three of the men
have died of their injuries. Four others
are injured, but not seriously and are re
ported as doing well. All possible assis
tance has been rendered. The cause of
the loss of life aud injuries is attributed to
an explosion in the drying room. No ex
plosion of gun cotton occurred."
The Furd's Theater Uiiaster.
Wasiiikqton, July 6. It is stated that
the government must prove by sufficient
evidence in each case that the victims of
Ford's theater disaster were killed by the
ooHapee of the building before the grand
jury will return indictments against
Messrs. Alnsworth, Dant, Covert and
Saase, charged by tho coroner's jury with
the responsibility for the affair, A witness
must be produced that bo saw the dead
roan In the wreak or brought out and
placed In the patrol or other vehicle and
taken to the morgue.
Two Ileoord llreakers.
WlLMWOTOS, Del., July 3. Two world'
records were broken ou the Maple Valley
Trotting association kitesbaped track at
Klrkwood yesterday. Saladin, owned and
driven by James Green, of this oity, paced
a mile in 'J.OMi, beating Jlawsot. John
Hamlin, of Purkesville, L. I., drove bis
trotter Ayres P,!o pole, with Telephone
a a running male, making the mile In
2.03X and breaking another world s record.
Ten thounaiid pcaple witue&jed the events.
FOURTH AOOIDBNTB.
Dropped Ileiul at Atlantic,
Atlantic Crry, July 5. Patrick -Bar-den,
a prominent Philadelphia business
man, while sitting in Hews' pavilllon last
evening, suddenly dropped dead. He was
6S yt-Hi-a of uge. He bad been playing
shuttle board, w hen he spuke ol feeling
unwell aud ent au attendant for a glass
of water, but before It reached htm he had
dropped vo the floor dead.
THAT MAKES GOOD BLOOD
Will completely clmneo tho blood In your system
In ttarco months' time, nnd Bend new, rich blood
cotirilDf? through your veins. II you feel exhausted
nnd nervous, are setting thtn and all run down.
Gilraoro'fl Aromatic AVIne, which lsatonio and not
a hovcrace, will restore you to health and strength.
Mothers, uso ttfor your daughters. It Is tho best
regulator and corrector tor all ailments peculiar to
Soman. It enriches tho blood and elves lasting
renetli. It Js miaranteed to euro Dlarrhcea, prs
entery, and all bummer Cumplalate, and keep tho
bowels regular.
Bold by all druggists for tl per bottlo.
CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT
No. 207 West Coiil Street,
SHENANDOAH, PtNNA,
-AUKNT POU-
CELEBRATED LdGER 1
1 1
i tin
Porter, Ale and
Fine Old Stock Ale.
a Call.
To Ueviso the
KtriiiLiira
Pursuant to a resolution passed at the meet
Inir of tho Republican ountv Committee hcK
in Pottsvillo, authorizing the chairman of tin
committee to revise the rules of tho party an
report to iho nextCounty Convention, I herctiy
appoint me iouowin committee; ion xj. u
PhllilnH. Uordon: H. II. Edwards. Pottsville:
Wm. II. Lewis. VS'm. l'enn: Danlol Duftr. Bt
Clalri W. J. Whltohouse, Pottsville! fl N.
Coxo Schuylkill Haven; lion. John J. Coylo.
Muhnnov ltviJohnT. Shoencr. Orwlcrsburc;
Or. Charles E. Quail, Auburn; John V. Money,
Shenandoah. The ci mmltteo will meet at, the
oftlce of H. Ilurd Uawiirda on Monday, July 10,
imi, at tu a. m.
KLIAS DAVIS.
IMTJ-lOt. Chairman County Committee.
To 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 ol
Utoves, Kanges, Cutlery and Tin
ware. RooQng and Spouting our
speetalty.
Peter Griffiths,
QIRAKDVILiLE, PA,
John F.Ploppert,
20 JJJST CEXTJtE ST.
Bread, Cake and Pie Bakery
. COXFCCTEOKERY. ICE CREAM, SODA WATER,
I have also purchased the store 21 West Coal
street, and am prepared to furnish M Ilk, Cream,
IJutter and Kgcs at the lowest market prices
We will also keep at this store Ice Cream and
Boda Water. Alt orders wilt receive prompt
attention. Wholesale and retail,
J. F. PLOPPERT.
29 East Centre St. SHENANDOAH !l West Coal SL
TWICE TOLD TALES I
Are rometlmes a bore, but when the peo
ple are told twice tbat at Gallagher's
Cheap Cash Htore they con buy Pluur and
Ta at lower rates than any who o Id this
town, they are glid to test tbe truth of
the oft repeated story. Full line of Gro
ceries, Ilutter and Kggs, Potatoes, drees
lruck, Hoy and Straw.
Gallagher's Cheap Cash Store
NO. 511 WKST CENTRE STRUT.
-TV1WUilSI.BBrKiW jtwaBBsn
f :7, f T- EM
i II 111 I I I ill i rvSTLVr
I5ctfl.,
GOcta., and
11.00 per not tie
Curpfl Conch. ItnnrecinFilH. Norn ThrnAt.
Croup promptly relieves WliooplnpCoaph
and Astlinin. For Consumption It bus no
rival; has cured thousnniU wbcron.ll others
fallodi will cure too if taken in time. BoM
by Druggists on a iruarnnteo. For l.smo Hack
or Cheat, uso BUiLQU'a 1'I.astku. 25 cts.
CATARRH
remedy:
Hnvn Vftii t ntJirrh ? TrHa mtnmln 1a mmmn.
teedtocureyou. I'ncoGOcte. Injector free.
WANTS, iio.
vv
II,
ANTED. V girl for g neral housework
t I CO to CltV. Ffllnllv nf thri.. ncm.
Address Hf.iiai.u otUce 6-30-tt
FOtt HALE. A black maro flro years old
grntle aud Bound and a Bond rirlvnr. An.
ply at 3 7 East Lloyd street, Bhcnamlonh, P.
7-s iw
FOlt HALF. A square grand Mock piano, In
excellent tone. Ileen tn u-o only a
nun i-me ror lurtncr pnriicuiars apply i
the II Eit ALU office. 7-CMSt
WANTED Ladlos to do w Mlnir at home
Will pay 18 to $4) per , k. Si-nU tel'
iddresscd lumped envelopes for replv. Ad
dross, Miss llaltte Dwlro, .New i arllslc, Ind.
NOTICE. Notir-o is hereby given 10 al
saloon kfcpcrj and o hera ihut I wll
rn.-ecutoanyone selling liquor to my w fe
vlrs. Anna Jlll.er, to. tho full intent of thnlan.
0-30-jt ' WM. H. A.ILLEIt.
WANTLD. An active boy or girl to s'l
vMtlug caids o comml slon In ever)
own in -.huylUlll county, iii-nd 10 cemB li
tamp for outfit. Aodru's, Modol I'urd Co
iheuundonh i'. 5 27-tf d&w
EiTRAYEI) -1'rum tho picm'scs or th
unde blgncd aicduLd jullow cow, abou
even years olJ, vory poori 1-rg- h rnrt will
ivhi o i-p ,t on forcnoud A suitable rewart
will bo paid fur Its retti n
itimbv iinNHAvriirc.
30-')t 317 Wo t Lb e Btnet.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
FlItT NATIONA'. l'ANK, I
Bhei nndoah, i a. July 3, m. f
Tho Iloird of Dire tors inivo this oay dc
lared a semi-annual itlvlicn l of 5 per cetit ,
piyaoleon d, maud.
JOHN It. Lri'ENIUNO,
7-53t Castlcr
REWARD A reward of ten dollars will bi
given for information loading lo tho o n
vlctlon of any p, rsou or persons caught tennn,
,lown tho fencn or othcrwlso destroying o,
lamaglng property at. thoTr ttlng lvrit.
M M. HuitKK, Solicitor,
For Shenandoah 1) mp mil Asi-ociation
0 id-Hv.
INSTATE NOII .'E. Estate o' Naomi O'Doi
Hi ncl, late of llorough of Hlicnaiidoih
t buylklll county, deceased. All persons 1,
debted to said estate aro r,qumtcd to mak
immcdlato payment, and those havi.'g lega
lulrai ngalnst tho same will present them
vlthhut delay. In proper nrdcr fortcttbmeni
o HAH All JANE GIiNN, Executrix,
Tui koy Kun.
Or hcrattorney, T. It. Beodall.
ijhenandoah, fa., July 3rd, 1HUJ. Ct-oaw
ESTATE NOTICE Estate of I. M Tllmar ,
lato of the Dorougb of Sheoand-nh
i.'ounty of Schuylldll, decoared. Alt persons
Indcblod to tald estate are rcque'tod to maki
Immcdlato payment, and ihuso having legal
clulms against tho same will prcf-ent them
wlthoui uolay. In proper order for RSttlo ent
to HUGH VV TITIAN, Executor.
T. It. IIEDDALL, Attorney.
Shenandoah, I'a., July 3, 1393. 7-5-Ot-oau
NOTICE Is hereby given by tho un 'cslgncd
tbo County Commissioners, that oaled
ropo3.i8 will bo received until 2 o'clock p
m Mondy, July 10 1893, for tho erection ant
completion of a ono span wooden bridge 8
feet clear, between tho abutments, to spin the
Mahanoy creek, at, Fountain .tprlngs In llulloi
township. Schuylkill county, l'u. l'lans aud
jpeclllcutlons can bo tecnut tbo County Com
ailssloners' ofllco.
Samuel O. DkThhk,
James J. Howes,
Ki.ias E. ItEISI),
County Co uml-isloncrs.
Attest I'niL. J.Connei,, Clerk. fl-H-w&s
BOND3 FOB SALE. The Town Council ol
tho llorough of bhenandouti having b'cti
mly and legally authorized to borrow monej
for tbo puipoho of erecting a public watei
orks, have prepared and i re now offering foi
Vila bsrough bonds bearing 'merest nt tho rate
of 1 per ii-ut, tha lnti-reii. payablo scmlan
mallv. The bonds are of tbe denomination ol
tW, is300 and 0 aud mature li tb rty yrarr.
'erfons desiring to cubsoitLo for tbo salo
londs can do so by applying to T. F. llradltan.
trt-asu'cr ot tboboro gh. stating 11 o amour th
ui'i ueKire to uuucrtiie lo. ana tnouen mtna
t on ol bonds preferred
Patrick Oaffioan,
T J. JAMES,
K. F. OAU.AGItEll.
7-5-tf Committee.
RETTIG'S
Beer and Porter
T AM AGENT for tho
X Uhas. ilettifr'8 Cele
brated Beor and Porter in
tills vicinity, also Bergner
& Engul's celebrated India
Palo Alea and Old Bkick.
Ordera will receive prompt
attention. Finest brands
of Liquors nud Cigars.
SOLOMON IIAAK
120 South Mam Street.
HOOKS & BROWN,
Fireworks
aM Flags.
Wholesale and Retail,
.10. 4 NORTH MAIN STREET,
AT THE
LEATHER STORE
lO 7D". Ooxitro St,,
You can purchase any thing you need In tbe
lino of shoe nndlngs, shoemakers' tools, shoe
dressings, piaesings, Dutten issteners, Dutton
hookb, laces, etc. wnoiesaie una reuiu.
T oliii X. Troalso,
FINE DRESS GOOE
B.RESS GOODS issuch a bewildering topic
j that we will not attempt a full descrip-
ticm, but give a partial outline, which you
can fill in by a personal inspection. There are
the plain and dianprable diagonals; plain, plaid,
striped and invisible plaid serges; fancy mix
tures in all sorts of odd weaves, dots, threads,
cross-threads, hair-lines, lines here and there,
many at a glance appearing alike, but upon ex
amination are found entirely different. Our
assortment of silks is complete china silks,
china surah, plain surah, bengaline, plain, fig
ured and changeable silks, in all the new shot
effects. Full line of fancy braids to match any
color of dress goods.
In Wraps
Wo find tlio most stylish and
tho prevailing moilo to ho tho
Capo, in some of lis variations,
single, ilnuhlo or triple capos. Somo aro plain, others very
highly decorated, with fancy Iniiesccnt braid, butterfly
colors, or somo full arrangement at tho neck, so much ap
proved this season by tho fonilnlno fancy. To some, coats
only aro tho correct gatmcnt. To those wo would say coats
aro equally fashionable and slylleb, many of those having
capes also nttached sometimes one, two or threo, as tho
tasto or inclination of tho wearer may doJlro.
We have this season, for the first time,
added a Millinery Department, and have spared
neither trouble nor expense to make it a suc
cess. The result exceeds our most sanguine
expectations. This department will be under
the same management and conducted on the
same principles" that have always characterized
our emire business. We shall keep everything
in trimmed and untrimmed hats, novelties of
every description. Having secured a trimmer
noted for her artistic and skillful work, we are
enabled to suit all tastes. We invite a careful
inspection of our entire store, I. 11 welcome.
uim, Poaeroy and Eton
POTTS VlXiIdS,
O, UEOKGli MILLEIl, Manager.
Nobby
Spring Stock
It Has Surprised Others
And will. Surprise You.
have opened the season with
VV, stock of goods that beats t
record for beauty and low prices. V
will close it with a big stock dispos
of and the best pleased lot of custome,
you ever saw. It's waiting for you
that big line of choice quality, new stylo
Men's, boys' and children's clothin
hats and furnishing goods. We want
sell you reliable goods cheap, and wc
do -t if you give us a chance.
iy wpricewuj
North Mam St., Shenandoah.
BARGAINS IN LAMPS!
Wo areoflertng a lamp which Is eolri everywhere -lse at 40c ;
now 25c. A liberal discount on all our Vuso Lamps. If you wanij
UUIV 1
New lot of Trays, Walters and Wire Gornis.
We have on hand a new lot of that famous Bu'.tormilk Soap ai
chance with you, viz., 3 nieces for 25b.
We are also headquarters for Mason's Fruit Jar anil Tinware ol
iiiso uueeiiHware, uiasi-wate, etc.
'llie Household and D.usy Clothes Wringers at lowest figures
GIRYIN, DUNCAN & WAIDli
O Sotxtla. 3Mo,l3a. Street.
AND SO IT GOES!
When our competitors find they oannot beat .us
with their mach-nes tht-n they try to beat us with
ihelrOgradtngtallc. Pay no attention to them as
that only iroes to provo that they are Jealous of us,
knowing that wo have the best sewing machine on
the market, the lightest ruunlng, less nulio ana
makes one stitch more to every tread of tbe foot
than any other. We do not have to sell the Hlnger
ur Uomestio In order to sell the St.ndard. If you
want a sbuttle machine you can always and It at
our omce for thirty or thfrly-flvo dollars equal to
any When once the piroplB become acquainted
with the rotary prlnolple they will have no othw.
The reeliiroonrors are eomln out as fast as they
can and Joining tbe rotary, Thi y liave got to ojine
out come time. Don't wult until It ts too lato tnd
your money all tone bbt bnt buy a Stand trd.
T B. SHAFFER,
Cor. Jardin and Lloyd Sts., Shenandoah
101 North Main street, Shenandoah, Ta.,
WHOLESALE BAK8H AND CONFECTIO Ell
Ice l ream wholesale and retail,
rartlcs and Picnics supplied at (short notice,
WIEIIEIIKIS
'tas removed to Bill Jones' old star
17 BOOTH MAIN HT'UBBl.
Vbsrtbs will be pleased to r-.cel tha truu
ot his rrUnds and tbe public In
frMjlhlng 1b tk Drlnklig Liao
5f
FIRE
argesland oldest rellabla p
panics represent!
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120 S. JaninZ