KING
Among merchants In
tbo ono who oaters to
tlio want of hi cos-
iorrrwrs, be Uiey iloli or poor. Both have n
equal right to bo treated fairly. Jiifltloo to Ml
la ft good motto, and oar customers will And
It oar. Wo hvo ft complete line of CI roeerie
ft well ft Canned Goods, etc Come and Dee
oar rtcolt of good, nd rememlier the hm
goods arc always tho cheapest In the long run
Corner Grocory,
Centre and White Sts.
THIRD EDITION
LAKESIDE PAIIK.
Itate
ltnokoil for TI1I1 Season
l'opulnr Jtesort.
The following is a list of the dates secured
uil the namos of the societies t
Tl. 11 (WiirnMn. Hlwo'A S. F. B. Oo,
hanandoah: anniversary.
July 12. M. E. Sunday school, Mahanoy
CUT.
July 13. Wcnlo of Church of Kalth Son
day school, of Mabonoy City.
July 14. Social Club of Coal Dale.
Jnly 15. M. E. Sunday soliool, CHlhftrton
July ia IMcnlo of the Welsh Ootigngft
tlonal, Methodist and Baptist Bnnday schools
of Shonandoih.
July 19. Philopatrian Club, Shamokln
July 30. M. E., P. M Welsh Baptist and
Lutheran Sunday schools, airardvills.
July 25. Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school, Shenandoah,
July 25 to Aug. 3 Evangelical oamp meet
Ins.
July 20. Wm, Penn Sunday sohool.
Jnly 27. Welsh CongregaMonallst, Maha-
noy City.
Jnly 28. M. E. Sunday sohool, Ashland,
July 29. P. M. Sunday school, Gllberton,
August 1. Camp 4, P. 0. T. A., Mahanoy
City.
August 2. German Luthoran school, Mali
anoy City.
Angnst 3. English Baptist 8. school, Shcn
ftndoah.
August 4. Prlmltlvo Methodist S. school,
Shenandoah.
August 7. Alpha Social Society, Shamokln
August 8. M. E. Sunday school, Mahanoy
Piano.
August 9. Trinity Reformed and Presby
torlan Sunday schools, Shenandoah.
August 10. Evangelical Sunday school.
Mahanoy City.
Aug. 13. Reunion of German Lutheran
ahurch.
Aug. 15 Lafcosido Mnsicala, Grant Bani
Aug. 10. Trinity Reformed Sunday seho
of Tamaqua.
August 17. St. James Luthoran Sunday
school, Ashland,
August 24. German Beformod Sunday
school, Mahanoy City.
Sept. 4 St. Michaels Soctoty of tho county,
TJsrs Wells Laundhy Blue, tho bost
Bluing for laundry use. Each package raakos
two quarts. 15cts. Sold by Coakley Bros,
Coming Kvcnts.
July 15 Ico cream festival under tho
auspices of Hopo Section, No. 10, Jr. T. of II
and T., in Bobbins' opera houso.
July 17 Ico cream and fruit festival, un
dor auspices of Ladies' Aid of tho P. M
church, In tho Sunday school room.
July 17. Ico cream and fruit festival, un
der auspices of Ladies' Aid of tho P. M,
church.
July 20. Columbian festival, in Robbins1
opera house, under auspices of the Young
People of the English Baptist church.
Jnly 31 Mum social and festival, by tho
Y. W. O. T. U.
Aug. 12 Ico cream festival, in Robbins
opera house, undor auspices of Roformcd
Sunday school.
Good for Dr. Uxtebrooke.
"I wish to say that I had four teeth ex
tracted by Dr. Estcbrooko entirely without
pain and I think he ought to bo well
supported as his system of work is a great
boon."
Mbs. Elmeb Wilde,
Wilde's Music Store.
Peter Heck's Testimony.
"I had 13 tooth extracted to-day at tho
Ferguson House. Dr. EsfebTooke does what
he claims. I havo had experience ouough
with other dodtists to knoiv what I am
Baying."
Peter Beck,
No'. 30 N. Jardin street.
Notice.
A special meeting of Lydia Rebekah Lodge,
No. 112, 1. O. O. F., will be hold in their hall
to-morrow (Tuesday) at 2 o'clock p. m., for
tbo purpose of maklnganaogements to attend
tho funeral of our late sister, Amanda Lin
denmuth. The funeral will leave there!
denco on Wednesday morning at 0 o'clock for
interment at RIngtown. By order of
Annie Klein. N. G.
Attest: E. D. Beddall, Sctfy. It
Bay Keyilone flour. Be sure that the
name Lxssio & Eieb, Ashland, Pa., is printed
on every sack. 3-3-3 taw
Insurance Moa'n Kioarslon.
Insurance Superintendents Purcell, Coyne
and Hnghos are making arrangement for an
excursion of their agents, in thfa town
Ashland and Tamaqua to Atlantic City
during the latter part of this month.
Hnckleb'errles Wanted.
Huckleberries bought through the whole
season by Goodman Bian 33 West Centre
street, Shenandoah, and corner Second and
Pine Btroeta, Mahanoy City. , 6 29 tf
Jflre Alanu Hose.
The following list shows the location ol
the alarm boxes of tho Sheoandobh fire
Department:
LOOA.TIOM.
16 OoaI and Bower atroets.
18 Bowers and Centre b-reU,
M Bridge and Centre glrt-el.
Main and Centre street.
M Main and Poplar streeui.
Main and Coal street.
H Gilbert and Centre Jtreet.
B Gilbert and Cherry stream
OS ChMtnut and Coal streets.
Toitndan alarm open (be box, pull down
the hook once and let go. When an alarm Is
sent In tlie fire bell will sound the number of
the box and repeat the alarm (our uue.
IIOW ZO LOOATK ALAUMb.
II fee alarm la sounded Iroin dox IS the fire
fcell will strive one, then paiue and strike five
irkish will Indicate thai the ore 1 la the
rlslnlfry of No. 13 tox. Every alarm ie repeated
leer time.
(tM ff Pur pair for Lace Cur
tpl.UU tains. Othera for $1.86,
91.60, fl.75, $2.00 and upwards. Call
and too them. A new lotjjist received Manager Bradigan, of the home team, met
at C. D. Frlcke'8 C'uriwL(re. J them at Reading and told them Shenandoah
THE DBDIOATIONS.
Thouimmli of l-eople Moohil Malmnoy
Oily Ynslwmiy.
Th. .Irrflmllon of 8t. John' Lithuanian
Roman Catholic church- nd the St. Mary
Maronlan Itomau Oatliollc ohareh at Malm-
ativ tmUkIs? attracted a Kraut throng
j , .... . ... ...
of nannln from all mrt Of WIS anil mo
Joining ool region. Tlie miimo .or v.
parades was furnished by eighteen nam m.u
d,Milrnm corns ana tnousanus ui rww;
tnmlini marcheil behind them. The Lilh
n.nlan unelctles In line were two from Ml,
Carmel, two from Wilkes llarro, two irom
Shamokln, two from Nantlooke, two uoin
HMlfOnn. and seven from Shenandoah. Jn
ti.n flUvnnlan rnrade Bethlobom, Mauch
Chnnk. lAnsfonl. Freeland, Audenrled
fflienandoah and Harleton were represented,
Tlie dedicatory ceremonies were conducted
by Archbishop Ryan, of Philadelphia, and
Bishop O'Hara, of Beranton. 'iho urmnge
menu mado for tbo reception of tho dlgul
tartM wero of an elaborate character.
Shenandoah was represented at tho cere-
nt.hv over 2.000 ieople. mey were
taken to and from Mahanoy City by three
tralnt of nlno oars each and two trains of Ave
r uh. miklnrr thirty-seven oar loads!
all.
Notwlthltendlng this tremendous rmh not
an aeeidsnt of the slightest character was re
ported and no serious disturbances arose
Mahanoy CHly.
USE DANA'S SAB8APABILLA, rre
"THE KIND THAT CURES."
CLERKS PLAY BALL.
The l'lillmlelplila nnil KenilliiB Win From
the I.ehlgh.
A game of base ball was played at th
Trotting park Saturday afternoon botwoen th
oolllerv clerks of the Philadelphia anil
Reading Company and those of the Lehlgli
In which the latter were defeated by a sxire
of 13 to 11. Tho P. & R. boys feel tiroid
their victory, as captain Ben. Daddow, of th
Lelileh club, ongaged tho services of
professional pitcher and oxpectod to glvo tho
opponents a bad derottt. llio I. u.
measured tho professional's delivery from th
start and batted him for six runs in tbo llrst
inning. Thoy claim that but for tho rank
decisions of Umpire Hellly, of Lost Creok
they would still be running bases. O. C,
Thomas and Will Daddow materially assisted
the P. A It. club in Its victory. A return
gamo will be played In tho near future On
account of darkness Saturday's gamo was
called at tho cud of tho seventh Inning.
P. It. 0 2 1 2 0 1 1-11
Lenigh t H S 1 ! HI
USE DANA'S SARSAPAltlLLA, its
"THE KIND THAT CURES."
l'Kl8(NAt
Christ. Schmidt spent to-day at the county
seat.
Dr. Jamos Stein visited Pottsvlllo friends
to-day.
James A. Klols, of Reading, was In town
to-day.
Town Clork Coakloy spout Sunday visiting
friends at Trcmout.
Daniel Nelswender and family spent Sun
day with Mt. Cannol friends.
Miss Lillio B. Phillips and sister, Pearl, aro
visiting friends at Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. C. E. TItman Is visiting relatives
Centre Square, Montgomery county.
Mrs. George Skeatb returned home
Saturday from Dolano, where she was visiting
relatives.
James Grant, Jamoe Whcellhan and Tim1
othy O'Brien went to the county seat this
morning.
T. T. Williams nud T. J. Davloa wero
among tho townsmon who went to Pottsvlllo
this morning.
Miss Lihbie Faust returned to her home
Scranton to-day after a ploosant stay with
friends here.
B. L. Tally, President of tbo Homo
Friendly Society, of Baltimore, Md,
spending a few days in town.
John Fenuoll and wife, who wero the
guests of Mr3. Fcnncll's parents In town tho
past woek, loft for their homo in Camden
N. J., this morning,
John F. Finney and William H. Lowis
went to Po'tsvllle this morning to attend
meeting of tho commltteo appointed to roviso
tho Republican rules.
Frank Js, mustier, traveling passenger
agent of tho Philadelphia & Reading Rail
road, with headquarters at Willlamsport,
spent yesterday afternoon In town.
Mrs. Mary O'Connoll, accompanied by bei
grandson, Harvey Wells, loft for Buffalo on
Saturday, at which placo tboy will spend
few weeks. Before returning homo they will
visit the World's Fair.
John W. Boyer, of New Harmony, Indiana,
was in town Saturday, visiting his brother.
H. C. Boyer, of this paper, after nu absence
from Sohnylkili oounty for eleven years. Mr.
Boyer was one of the pioneer railroaders on
the Oatawlssa branch of the Philadelphia and
Beading Railroad and went west after the
Brotherhood strike here. Ho is railroading
in the west and is one of tho most prosperous
oltixens of New Harmony.
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, its
" THE KIND THAT CURBS".
Cards of Thanks,
ikthe Offictriof tht Home Friendly of Bal
iirnore, ild
QjSKTLraiEN Please accept my sincere
thanks for the prompt payment of one bun
dretl and seventy-two dollars ($178), the full
amount doe oh certificate 70,760, ieuied on
the life of my wile, Sarah I. Joues.
Daniel JoNse,
Ellengowan, Pa,
-. Gbntljbmbm: Permit mo to thank you for
the prompt manner in which you paid the
oiolm on my husband, Richard Haywood.
received through your Mtlataut superiuten
dent, James M. Duffy, seventy-five dollars
(7B), the full amount due.
Mm. Hktwoou,
Giratdville, Pa.
Ginti.kmen : I tender you my sincere
thanks lor the claim on juy daughter, Bertha
Homer. I received through your superin
tendent, William T. Kvsn, ninety-five dol
lars (86, the full amount due.
Chamok Houses,
It St Nicholas, Pa.
Served Thorn Itlglit.
The 8oott club, or 1'hludelnlna, were
i booked to play with PotUviUe's amateur
team on Saturday. Whan they reached
Beading, thoy received an oiler of a larger
guarantee to play with the elub of that elty,
and accepted It. It wa certainly a shabby
trick, but they were paid bsok in their own
coin. Some one representing himself a
hftd an open date for them. The Beou c.uu
arrived hero yrtrnay mnnrni
.!..., ,.r nlKVina. and were grc"j
' ' . j .i... .1.. h.,m tnatli
" V mi. T1..r loft on
i i .i..n iinv inarneii iiihh-"" -
4. t.latf -Wlt.il JCaiirv",w
an afWrnoon train, greatly chagrined hy
dose of Ihelrown meilicinc.
A FOOT MANGliBD.
.r.lTl., Mot Willi n So loos
Ilnrvey
AocldMit To day.
it ti.A 14 vear-old son of Letter
n.rrlr Kehlar. met whii i" v.v -
... ... ,
Shenandoah City colliery tut morning oy
wlilnli he lost a rit of one of his rest, lit
wm emnloyed In the breaker and was in tuc
aot of feeding the rollers when by a sup c
left foot was caught and crashed In the cogs,
The machinery was tojpod promptly and
the boy released before hi foot WW entire j
drawn In and mangled. After removal I
tho home of the parent on North Jardl
street Drs. Straub and Hamilton were sum
moned and they decided that an amputation
would be nHsesnirf. They removed tli
lones at the Instep and should nothing un
forseen occur In the healing of the membei
the boy will suffer little If any Inoonvenloncc
In walking when be recovers.
The operation consumed about two hours'
time and tho patient wm In a very favorabl
condition after It completion. lie rested
well this afternoon and the doctors think, his
reoorery will be speedy. K Chief Burgosc
Smith rendered valuable assistance during
Hie operation In npplyfcig the auaeethotlos.
U8K DANA'S SABSAPARILLA,IT
"THE KIND THAT CURES."
Obituary.
The fourteen-year old son of WillUu
Lowther, residing on West Coal street, died
on Sunday. Oontumn Ion is said to have
been the immediate online of death.
Amanda Llndenmuth, tlie estimable wifi
of William Llnd"nmuth, died yesterday aftei
a brief Illness. The deceased leaves n fnmll
of nine children to mourn her sudder
demlso. Tho fuueral will tako place froin
tbo lato residence on Vet Con tro street on
Wednesday and Intoruicut will bo made at
RIngtown.
The remains ofPhi1a, the Infant daugh'or
of Thomas and - MatlMa Parker, lverc
luterred in tho Old Fellow' cemejery this
afternoon.
John, the young son of II. A. and "alllo
Foiry, died yesterday at the home of his par
cuts.
Dlml.
LOWTHERT.-On Su.-day, July Oth,
11:80 o'clook, Wlllio, on of William and
Annio Lowthert, aged 11 years slml 5 month;,
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at 1:30 o'clock
from tho residence of his parents, -133 W,
Coal street. Services at tho house. Inter
mont at Odd Follows' cemetory. Friends
and relatives respectfully iuvlted to attend,
FERRY. On Sunday, tho Sth IdsL, at the
rcsidouco of hl3 parents, 121 N. Main street
John, son of M. A and Sallio Ferry. Funeral
on Tuesday, July 11th, at 3 p. m., Interment
In Annunciation cemetery. Friends and
relativos invited to attend H
Commenred Work To-dtijr.
Foreman Mark Brennau put a gang of
men at work this morning on tlie construe
tion of tho town branch of tbo Lakoside
Eloctrlc Railway, The men started to work
at tbo enstorn limits of tho town and am
working westward. Borough Survoyor Bel
dall on Saturday gave tbo grade of Centre
street from Main to tho Lehigh Valley depot,
and will very likely finish the grade of that
street to tho borough limits In to morrow.
Another gang of men will bo put at work to
morrow, commencing from Main street and
working eastward.
Civil Service liinmlimtlon.
A competitive examination under tbo rule?
of the U. S. Civil Service Commission
applicants for tho elossifled postal sorvico at
the post office in this place, will be hold on
August 5th, commencing ut 0 o'clock a. m.
Applications will not be accepted unless flllti'
prior to tho hour of closing business on July
17. Persons wishing to bo examined for thi
clerk examination must be 18 yoars of ago or
over, and for tho oarrier examination bctweei.
the ages of 21 and 40 yoars. For applies
tion blanks apply at the post oflico to tin
Secretary of the board.
Killed on tlio 11 ill.
A horriblo accident occurred on tho Ponn
sylvauia railroad, near Pottsville, yestorday
by which a youugsou of Dr. James Ballade,
and the 12-year old son .of Jacob J. Sutter,
both of Pottsvlllo, met their death. The
former was instantly killed and tho latti-
mortallv wounded. The accident hanncnod
ou the Iron bridge spanniig tho P. &R
tracks, directly opposite the Pottsville Junc
tion. The crew of the train wero exonerated
by the Corouor's jury from all blamo.
Colombia' Aiinlveroury.
To-morrow is the anniversary of the Col
umbla Hose and S'eam Fire Engine Company,
Tho members of the company, with their
ladles and a few invited friends, will celebrate
the event at Schuylkill's popular summer
resort. Tho Columbia boys never do auy
thing by halves, and they will no doubt
enjoy themselves on their twenty-third
anniversary. The famous Grant Baud will
accompany the Columbia boys, it being the
former's twenty-first anniversary, and will
enliven the occasion by their oholoe mulo.
1'. U. 8. or A. UeleicBte.
The Orwigsburg New is authority for the
statement tdat a meeting of the delegates to
the state oamp of the P. 0. S. of A, front
Schuylkill county will be held in tho rooms
of Camp 11, at Pottsville, on Saturday at
m. Business of importance to the order In
this county will be transacted. District
Presidents ore alto invited to be present.
Plies or Hemorrhoid!
Permanently cured without knife or ligature.
No danger or suffering. No delay from bus!
ness while under treatment. Patiwit who
are responsible need not y uutil well. A
perfect cure guaranteed. Send for circular.
R. RBKD. il. D.,
188 South 13th St, Philadelphia,
Refers, by permission, to the editor of tho
Evbnino Hbbald. tf
bllghtly Injured,
Tboutas Hall met with a slight Injury Sat,
unlay evening by a fall of coal. Tlie acci
dent occurred at the Cambridge colliery, and
the Injured wau wa removed to hi home on
North West street Dr. Straub was called in
and pronounced the iujarle not serious,
Hi left thigh wm injured, with a deep cut
in his arm and slightly bruised in the back
But photojraphs and oraom at Dabb's,
SEVERAL KINDS OF AN ANIMAL
mojriatrptl, of Ana, 'rnllM, Which Looks
l.IKo Illnln a hi Ilratt.
It is lee than a oantutry elnce the
Kmropenn nuntcm tnepiati)u to his
lair, tlie flnrt publihcdlaovpunt of lilm
having- appeared In the ."Naturallsf
Miacejllany of Londonjln l7o. It would
be laterwitlnif to knov tho offcot that
ws mdo upon th$ 6fst discoverer of
What fjcrlhner calla an'nnlmatad para
dox tuan which naturo furnishes
nothing rhor'e anomalous,, In Its com
bination of duclt-llko mnnJlbloa onl
JSiLIf .-iitf further
equipped with spurs Ilka thi gafne
fowl jjttjUws like Jbe Truo burrow
ing Sdrupeasi fnols-likg. Ces &ud
otter-like fur, Ijody of fliusitiaslj and
tall qj ljeaTfti jQflg wlio ws addicted
to hi cup might FtodgntKA Iq the
creaturo merely tlio fljrmnl of an al
uojiulhted brain, and an artist rogai-d
him as the prototype o ono of those
uncanny monsiers whloh sprawl upon
the door of St Anthony5" cave in Ten
lere" bizarre pictures of truiJerniitttMSu
ol that holv cliaracle'rT 'fllfr narllnut
and. In foot, almost oujr sol$ 'o.c5o'unt
of tho platypuscfb COnnned to bald
JJteral acici-iptlons of his appear
cmeo an3 habitat, from which wo learn
that Tie Is confined to Tasmania and
the southorn districts of Australia; and
although his race has beon thought to
embraces two or three species, It is now
(renerally airreed to consist of only one.
You may repair many times to the
favorite haunt of tlo platypus before
you jseo mm, ana to tusopver the re
treat lb wnlob lio modestly retires on
observing' your presence Is a task 1m
pOIMlblo, except by accident, to. any
other than a black follow. To these
ouuului; hunters, however, there are
no secrets of beast or bird! their un-
l r:
ernnir instinct te:is tucm wncn the
platypus, diving near tho edjjo of the
stream, Is In quest of food, or when ho
is seeking the submorged entrance to
his burrow; and they will advise you
either where to point your pun in ex
pectation of the animal's reappearance.
or wlioro to clur in tho bunk in con
Qdenco of striking the grass-lined nest
wherein he dwells and rears lua ro
tnarkable farfllly, ..;.i-""
WHEN THE MOpN IS FULL.
It Is an ICrent of nnrs Astronomical Oc
currence.
Did yon ever sea a "full moon?" asks
a writer in tlie St. Louis Republic
know what your answer will be with.
out waiting for It. It Is this: "Yes,
onco every month since I have beon
oldonough to pa,? attention to such
phenomena." Yot I take tho position
that you aro badly mistaken, and that
in all probability you have never in
your uto uenelu toe lull face ol our
"silvery sister world." By way of solu
tion le i ua see whut it takes to consti
tute a 'full moon' In the exact sense of
the term. A full moon ocours only
when our obsequicas attendant Is ono
hundred nnd elghTT degrees of longi
tude from the sun, Old Bol and tire
earth being In the ecliptic But the
moon's orbit Is inclined to the eollptlo
at an angle of live degrees eight min
utes forty-sovon bcconds, and Is there
fore never on tho "cllptlo except when
at its "nodes ' or crossings.
This being the case, what we call
tho circular dish of the moon (full
moon) lacks considerable of being an
exact eirele, being what astrono'
mors term "in a itate of globosity,
and Is never a perfect disk except
when "a full pioon" happens oxaotly
as the tlmo when Luna is crossing the
eeli ptic, at which time Rho must nooes
sarily be contrail ecllpted. One of our
best present day astronomers, In oo&
eluding an artielo of much merit on
tho samo subject, cays: "Wo therefore
concludo that a real full moon, one
having a perfect circle, has rarely, if
ever, boon seen."
Muffcal Trriit.
Tho patrons of tho Kcndrtck Houso have
persuaded Alfred Halstoad, tho vocalist, to
prolong his visit at that popular resort for
another week, Don't fall to hear hlra sing,
7-3 2w
KcU,
COcts., and
J1.00 per Bottle.
Cures Coughs, noarsenese.Soro Throat,
Croup promptlv; relieves Wliooplnc Cough
and Asthma. For Consumption it has no
rival: has cured thousands where all others
failed; wlllcuirn you If taken In tlmo. Sold
by Druggists on a guarantee. For I.amo Back
or Chest, uso wniLQU'a i-JLASTiilu S6 cts.
CATARRH
remedy;
fiflvfi voa Chitarrh? Thlarpmfvlr Is mmmn,
teed to euro you Price CO ct3 lujoctor Zreo.
HOOKS & 8R0WN,
Base Balls,
Bats,
Masks,
Foot Balls,
A full line of Stutlonory,
Blank Books, etc.
4 NORTH MAIN STREET.
John F.Ploppert,
9 EAST BATJtU ST.
Bread, Cake and Pie Bakery !
COHFECTfONEHr. ICE CREAM. SODA WATER.
1 have also purchased the store 21 West Coal
street, aud am prepared to farnlsh Milk, Cream,
Duller and Bggsat the lowest market prices
We will also keep ut this store lee Cream and
Soda Walw, All or fern will receive prompt
attention. Wholesale aud retail.
J. F. PL01TERT,
li fait CealK St, SffflfAKDOAH 1 Veil Coil St.,
THAT MAKES GOOD BLOOD
JYIII i complete
courilntr
And ncrvntu
t i2riS-l."0J,!"yl n'l 1MJI8
cuterv. a'm
bowel. rimUf. " k" oa Keep tlio
fl. reimliir,
bow by all tfraesntj for tl per bottle,
WANTS. &o.
WANThD.-- girl for g neral honseworl.
, .A Koto city. Family of three, vhms
- ........... w,... UxJ-U
FOUHALK. A black maro, five years old,
genllo and sound nnrt a good driver. At)
ply at 8,7 East Lloyd street, Shenandoah, 1'S
7-0 Iw
ITIOll HALiB. A square grand Steele piano, In
? excellent tonu. IIhpii In in miJ
gort ttrao. For further lmrtloulars apply at
If.OUND. A pocket book containing asumol
; mor.ey Owner can on ve same by pruvln
Bouth I'lum alley. 7 8-3t
WANTED. Ladlos to do writing lit homo
Will pay 118 to KO per week. Send 1 el:
auuresseu nampea envelopes for reply. Ac
uruHu, iiiiBs Jiauio uwire, wow Carlisle, lua.
IATAkTISD. An actlvn htiv t,r or in Bel
VV vlfltlng cards on commlfslon In overj
-,.) 1.111 vuuuiy, scdu iu cents 11
stamps for outut. Addres, Model t'nrd Co.,
onuunuuuuu, I'rt. 5 K7-tr.d;W
nEWAIip. A reward of ten dollars will be
x.u kitcu ,ur 1u1urur.11 on reaaing to tnoj n
vlctlon of any person ornersonscauchttenrim
down the fence or otherwise destroying or
uuu.ub,ub inuiiw ijr ut, uiu 1 roiling i-arir.
t . M M. Huhke, Solicitor,
For Shenandoah, llaso Wall Association.
0-29-Sw
PllOPOSALS. Propotals will bo recoivolToi
tho undcrsltnou oommlttebUptoTuesilav.
Julyllth,lS93,uttip.m.,lor tho repair of tho
.tiuiu oiri.i.1 ncnooi Dutiuieg, ncnancoaii, la.
I'bo hpeclUcatlons for s iid reealrs mav b
seen at the houso of IL. J. Aluldoou, 8"3 West
-duiru biruei, -aenanf-oail. i n.
ii. j muldoon,
jamim dev1tt,
Jambh 01 Ik a un,
FllANK 11 ANNA,
7-0-Ct S. A. llKnDALI..
VTOT1CE TO KTOUKKEEPEH, HECll'I
enu of outdoor relict and taxpayers or
otuuviKui .tuuiuy: w.vmg 10 lac-K ol uppro
puatiuu iiiu uiitiriuuiiuil 01 ouiaoor relic: 1
herenv susDCcilcd until Mnndav. Aitmi-at i.'lih
Taxpayers uro urgon.ly requested to icuortum
case whero a recipient of rolleMs unworthy of
tuch. Infonn.tion will be reganled as utrlctly
conlldenilul Anonymous coitmunlcatlons
win uoi uu roi siatrou,
JOHN HKlta iN,
HOIIERT EHLINQ,
WILLIAM Dl.HU,
,. . Doard of 1'oor Directors,
P. O. box 4, Sohuylklll Haven. Va.
0 th sat tu 3t
OONDS KOU SALEThe Town Council of
xj me uorongn ot uncnanaoan having bf en
duly and legally authorized to borrow monoi
lor tno purpose of erecting a publlo water
works, have prepared and aro now ottering for
omu uoruuKii minus ouuring microbial ino rate
of 4 per cent., the interest navable semi rvn.
analfy. Tho bonds are of the denomination of
11 w, ?MBno j-aiu ana mature in thirty year-,
rersons desiring to subscribe for the said
onus can no ro Dy oppiying to T- V- Ilradluan,
treasurer of tho borough, stating tho umourt
they desire to subscribe for and the denomlna
von 01 oonua prcierrCu.
Patrick Oaffioan,
T. J. James,
.... E. F. UALLAOIIKn.
"-S-tt . Committee
pi'OIWALH. Propofals will be received for
jl umunm ncuuog i.ppur.uus 01 nmplo
aclty to hoit six (8) rooms ot tho East Waru
soiioui uuuuiug ot uuuerloa borough, the
c liar 10 00 eie.ivatea, rjreet 1 ,ng, 12 feet hi 1
ouu n ieti wiuc, to do unea with brick a c
coaent of proper thicknoss to render Bain,
water tight, also ontranco to cell ir. nil oxen
vjtlnglo luirno by parties contracting All
pipes to bo bronz d and Dainted. and all
material to bo of best make Uldders will
stato what tystem tuey intend using, lllda
win uimi 00 recoivoa tor tno erection i f bulla
Ins of suitable size for name plant, It tho base,
mentor said school build ne is too low. nwim-
to the low ground on which said building Is
c,i;i.tcu. an tuiiirnuia 10 ue Kent ut tno secre
tary on or before July 17. Ily order of tht
uuaiuui uiit;i:iui-s. jiuuresi,
J. E. Mokeon, Seo y, -.
. . Mahanoy Plane. Pa.
flialianoy Plane, July 10, 1891. 7-10-3i
RETT 16' S
Beer and Porier.
T AM AGENT for tho
x (Jhas. Kettig's Cele
brated Beer and Porter ill
fills vicinity, also Bergner
& Engel's celebrated India
Pale Ales and Old Stock.
Orders will receive prompt
attention. Finest brands
of Liquors and Cigars.
SOLOMON HAAK
120 South Mam Street.
CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT
No. 207 West Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
-AQBNT POR-
CELEBRATED L4GER
1 1
1
1 1
1
Porter, Ale and
Fine Old Stock Ale."
AT THE
LEATHER STORE
1G -WW . Oontro St,,
You oan purchase any thine vou need In the
iiud ui Buoti uuuinifH. BnoemaKerH iooib. snnfl
dressings, blackings, button fasteners, button
books, faces, etc. wholesale and retail.
T olixx X. TroaiiiMo. .
FRED. KZBITJrHCA.ISr
104 North Main syeet, Shenandoah, Pa.,
rvnoLESALE mm AND coxfectioeh
Ice Cream wholesale and retail
Parties and Picnics supplied at short notice.
Prasad; Biiflsplasr
FINE DRESS GOODS
ORESS GOODS issuch a bewildering topic
) that we will not attempt a full descrip-
l.uu, out jrlvc a partial outline, wntcli you
can lill in by a personal inspection. There are
the plain aud changablc diagonals; plain, plaid,
striped and invisible plaid serges; fancy mix
tures in all sorts of odd wcavcs.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 compjtvte china silks,
china surah, plain surah, tengaline, plain, fig
ured and changeable silks, in all the new shot
eitects. Full line of fancy braids to match any
color of dress goods.
In Wraps
slnglo, ilonblo or trlplo capes. Somo nro plain, others very
highly decorated, with fancy Indesccut braid, butterfly
colors, or somo full arrangement at tho neck, so much ap
proved this season by tho forainlno fancy. To some, coats
only aro the correct garment. To those wo would say coats
aro equally fashlonablo and stylish, many of thoso having
capes also attached sometimes ono, two or three, as tho
tasto or inclination of tho wearer may doslro.
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 entire 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. h welcome.
s
Ira, Pomeroy mi Stewart,
u
POTTS TOLiMS, MlffMik, I
O, OKOHan MILIEU, Manager. I
psCTnasssaMriiK
-S2Z533
Nobby
Spring Stock
It Has Surprised Others
And will Surprise You.
WE have opened the season with a
stock of goods that beats the
record for beauty and low prices. We
will close it with a big stock disposed
of and the best pleased lot of customers
you ever saw. It's waiting for you
I f MM " ' OLDT IF 1
11 North Main
Fancy Imported China!
Cups, Saucers, Plates, Berry Diahoa, Berry SotpJJ
run faucers, ricklo Dmhes, Bread and Ciakc Plated
Sick Fecdors, Cream Jugs, Roso Jars, Cracker Jarij
Jardineors, Vases, Gyp3y Ketttlos, Bread and Mill
bets, etc., etc.
Tloot OK Wl.wl
TIT- 1 1 m -i .iivviy L-IIUUU 111 lliu iUlirtUH.
JNiekle T and Coflco Potts and Kettles, plated on a basis of 'Corme.
Best in Uso.
&IRVIN, DUNCAN & WAIDLIY'S'
S JSoixtlx lectin. SJtx-oot-
AND SO IT GOES!
When our comnfltitnr Ami
with their machines then they try to beat us with
their degrading talk, ray no attention to them as
that only coes to Drove that thv nrn winna ,r
knowing that wo have the best (.owing machine on
the market, tlie lightost runuing, less nolia and
u;uKtMi uuetfiiiun mure 10 every tread 01 tho root
than anvothur. We do nnt hav t .ninhAuin...
or Uomestio In order to sell the bt "ndanl. It you
want a shuttle machine you can always Bud 1 at
our office for thirty or thfrly-Uve d liars equal 1 1 -any.
lien once tlio n&nnln hnramo nMimimui
with the rotary principle thoy will have no other.
The reolprocaiora are cominn out as fast as they
can aud joining the rotary. They have got to oomii
out -ome tlmo. Don't wait until It is too late tnd
your money all tone, bbt bnt buy a Stand ird.
Cor. Jardin and Lloyd Ste., Shenandoah
WIEilEIlICS
Has removed to Bill Jones' old statu
n O0TH MA TN H-rnKKT
iirutn will be pleased to '.tl the -u
0: bis (ruudi Mia ln panic in
Rnhlnn In Ihn nrftilrlnn T.lnn 1
Wo And tho most stylish and
tho prevailing mode to be the
Cane. In SOnin nf ll Vorlnllnna
OUH. -
that big line of choice quality, new styles.
Men's, boys' and children's clothing,
hats and furnishing goods. We want to
sell you reliable goods cheap, and we'll
do ;t if you give us a chance.
St., Shenandoah.
Public Notice' t
Notice Is hereby given that persons deajrp
ingor detaining beer koira will Leioj-
jpar.i r
as provided by the Act ol Assembly'' ' '''yS-
vprmth.isos i , 'jjrr.
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