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"Where tn'gUi U mister, Jjtlce I
servant.
In a well regulated family the olive
branch of peace la BOinoUmw t alout
hickory b, rou
This run wliot hsu In U .l anil liar '
noothfrocoipaUou vi I Hud iiitsoim
day that U d duai not carry on anj
euch a partnership limine'.
Judoino from the current oxohsngo
of compliments the relations between
the home and l'ottsvllle bate ball
managements nro becoming quite
warm.
Tub wlnnurs ot the Hkrai.d'b
teachers' cjuIoU and their frlendB
will fctart for tho World's Fair on
Monday evorlng. May the trip be
refreshing, pleasing itud Instructive to
all.
Tim tol d sant rhluocerous of Illl
uols, AiUeld, tho red 11 ig Governor,
who confide to in lliat liU hide can
not be punc'ired by uu'e.'iin drill, and
that his fritu N ' dt r enrjergisU" aro a
very much a) u eJ body ofcl'lz n, is
under the linpioss on tliat be will not
only get tho uomlna'lmTor Governor
again next year, but wl'l be re elieU.d.
It is 8traUge that men like AltgclJ and
Carter Harrison, who would eell their
bouIb for votes, can inuiiag: to be muh
consummate asses as tlisy have shown
themselves on this occaloj. The
Governor lnpardoulug the Aiittrohlsts,
and the Mayor in cm mending Iup
former's action, have blindly us.-utned
that the laborlug ( 1 uses of their stttU
8ympathize with Hie bimb throAe
and will rally round them at tho nest
election. Just whtl Hirrlson oau do
In tho City of Pork U hard losoy, but
If there la one mau in I'lInol3 that
could not by any chance win at an
election that man is .Al'geld. He i
from now on and forever a pltco nl
Dolltlcal pulp, a stench In the no-trib
of hla own party, and an o! ject of con
tempt In the eyes of tho Itepubllcans,
In the history of the nation no action
by a public ofiiclal has so aroused unl
versal Indignation as Altgeld's high
handed outrage hi overriding the
courts of Illinois, and while the man
will probably have to be tolerated un
til the end of his term, when that
time arrives ho will bo sent flying Into
an obscurity from which nothing of
him Will ever escape save an occasion
al aroma left from the unclean action
of which bo was recently guilty. He
Is an Anarchist and an alien, and
disgrace to tho country
him.
that harbors
A UNITED FRONT.
The Uepublloan party of Schuylkill
county, at precut, Is In excellent con
dition to miko n strong tight during
the approaching canvass. Judging
from outside appearances, all differ
ences that have oxisted in the past
eem to be healed, and the u'orkof the
committee appointed by Chairman
Davis to r.'vlse the m'es governing the
parly will materially astist in tohdl
fylng our ranks.
O' j'ctlo- s were rUed from ro.taiu
sources Iat year bvoiam dul gates to
the state convention were tlected the
year pret loin, prior to tho ainouucr
ment of at y rf Ihe candidates for
atatctfiicfs TUN, honcer, was the
rule governing the party, and the best
plan wa? to Ti'etly t-ubmif, and at t!ie
flrit opportunity have tlieru!ecbauged
In accordance with (he wlshts of the
parly voters.
Tills Chairman Davis' oomnilttee
has very wisely done. The change ac
to party representation a'ao appears to
be favorably received. The work of
tho committee, as a whole, U to be
commended, and show u desire on
their part to accede to the wishes of
the great bulk of Republicans.
But harmony will ever be an empty
bubble as long as a oertain Pottsville
clique, assisted by the Republican,
create internal dtil.'o .nd make "a mere
plaything U-t the ihrewdtr politick
manageis of the ipjoiUir party,"
when otheis are using thur best en
deavors to bring about lu oj.jiosite
state of affairs
What the party i o cfs I : tblscrunty
Is unity, and the 8Jtcuou of a strong I
ticket men who can oen.niinl the I
party vote, and who3 Iutgrlty and
fitness for the positirn lo wt.lch they
aspires will draw from the pp siugj
party. Unless this result U acoom-1
pllsbed theohanocsof victory a: e not I
very bright; with It, our rucoees It j
assured. i
Locally, the par'y U in ee-IKiitl
condition. The Ilutl 1 oiih of Sl.ii!
andouh will beheard fr. u in X.n.in
ber In no unoerlaln lone.-', and it wii
be the result of pan v unify. ' liey
have set an example t't mr t i -tlons
of tho county 'rn'i.t i I w I'
protltto the o g.n in n. t'n
party organization h irM,t.ti', ni.c!
never more so than at the p'tsu t
time, 1
Tfin
! ,1,
Naval Oommandera Misunderstood
the Situation,
THE THEBATEHED WAE AYEBTED.
the rreneli Mlnlstsr Undo nn Implica
tion Whloli I Batlnrnetory to tho SUm
va Ofltalnls Hud mi Armistice Is Coii
olHftetl. IlAKOKOS. July 15. -The Preneh mlnU-
ter baa informed the Siamese government
that the oommandera of the nunboaU
nomnta ami In constants misunderstood
the situation when they tired upon the
l'aknam forts and ascended the Menam
river. Their Infraction contemplated no
xuch notion. The Siamese government has
accepted the explanation and an armls-
tleal was oonnuuea. xne anxiety mi
nruvnlleil throughout the oltr has been
partly allayed by the arrival of another
giuitwvit.
1'auis, July 15. A semi-official not pub
lished today rzplatns the Bangkok lncl
dent tli ii : "Fiance, learning that Kng-
land mid other nations were Bending war
vaxscls to linimkiA. uotlfled the Siamese
government on .luly 8 of her Intention to
Increii'e tho French naval force at the
mouth of the Monnni liver, where only
the Kimbo.it l.utiu afforded protection to
the French resident. Jn ncooraance wiin
article 11 of the treaty of 1H86 French men-
of-war hare the right to enter the Menam
river and ationor off fannam, nut must
give the Siamese government notice to ar
range tor the anenorage in cose oi me in
tention to ascend tho river to Bangkok,
As. however, no other than British vessels
entered the Menam river, Slatn having ob
jected to the presence of more than one
foreign vet el, Frtince, while reserving her
formal treaty rlirbts. instmoteu Admiral
Humann not to cross the bar of the Menam
river, and notified the Siamese govern
ment accordingly. The order was receiver!
too late by Ilumunn, and the gunboats
ascended to Ilangkok."
London, July in. tub llangKoK oorre-
snonibint of The Times telegraphs: "Thurs
day night paused quietly, the IiiconBtante
and Uomete dropping down stream to
better anchorngo, where they remalneo
yesterday, cleared for action. Neltherthe
forts nor the gunboats were damaged in
the skirmish of Thursday, but one Siam
ese gunboat ran down the French pilot
boat and. it is said, sunk it. M. Pavie;
French minister resident, informed the
Siamese government that thecoramauders
of the Incoustante and Comete refused to
accept bis order not to enter the river,
He stated that he was awaiting instrac
tlons from Purin as to the next develop
ment of this extraordinary position. The
Siamese warships were ready for action
and 4,000 trooPB were under arms around
the palace. British subjects awaited anx
iously news of the steps whioh England
was taking to prevent the great calamity
of u bombardment of the city."
Ihe Wuatlicr.
Clearing; southerly winds; warmer.
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
National L,s;i
At Clove'.ftC h
Cleveland ..... 0 0 5 0 1 0
New ITork II 0 u 0 0 0
n. n.E.
x 0
Al St. Louis (12 Innings):
lb u.
St boulf U010 0 001000 1 S 9
Uruoklyu 0OUO10100 0 02 8
At Cincinnati! n. u. c
Boston S000Q308 O-7 12
Cincinnati.. 00000110-07
At Louisville: n. u.
l'hlladelphla. 00003035 z-0 11
Louisville 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-5K
At Mttaburg (10 innings): lb II.
Pittsburg.
1 0 0048000 3-10 18
YViuutncton-..
3000112100-8 18
ft. n.
0 3 0 0 2 3 8-1D 18
001000 1-38
At Cliicaxo:
Cbloftiiu......... 0 0
Baltimore. 0 0
Pennsylvania Htnto League.
At Altoona Altoona. t: Emtim, L
At Sorautou York, 10; Scranton, 8.
At Johnstown Johnstown, 7; llarrlsburg,
Kiwteni League.
At Troy Troy, 3; Buffalo, 8.
At Albany Erie, 8: Albany, 1.
At Springfield SprlngHeld, 11; Blnghamton
10.
At Providence (U! Innings) Wllkeebarre,
Providenoe, 3.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of the lhl!nilelphl
and Now York 3xehitngeii.
New Yohic, July II. In the stnok market
today there was a rapid recovery of prioee.
Closlnir bids:
Lehigh Valley....- 3K W. N. V. Pa X
Pennsylvania....... CO II. A B. T. com... 34
Ruading 15 II. & B. T. pref ... 4
St. Paul 01H Erie 14M
Lehigh Nav... 4S I)., L. A W 148S
FUMullnir a. m. 4... mi N. Y. Central......l01
Reading 1st pf Ax.. 28 West Shore SM
Reading S& pt 6s.. l&M Lake Erie A W IBM
Reading Id Pf 8.. 18 New Jersey Cent, mi
Jf. Y. N. B Uel. & uadwn.ll
(7enrnl Markets.
Wnw Yobk, July 11. 8tate and western
flour unlet, weak; low extras, 11.95 4t 1.45;
city mllli patents, $4-284.60; fair to fanoy,
fJ4'(uVl.uS; Minueuota dinar, WKW, patent.
$42i 45. aupuriluc. Sl.T.'rii-.S); city inllU, 8.M
0 winter wueiit-s low grades, 1.V6S.48
I'atenU, s. Ai: straights, San w, rye mix
tures, iJiWd'-l': line, a-l.TUuj-.Iii; southern
wjak; coiuuion to nir extra, $.1033.1t); good
to t hoii-c do., J3. 1 I. ."5. Kye flnur dull, steady;
uni-rlt'ie. ;3i.iM. V no-it steady, dull; July.
JMt& SJfc-i August, 78;j $73so.; Septemlwr,
7hh(a'.; December, 8lirj8lJAo. Rye quiet,
stoutly; western, 87ffljS7Hc. Corn firmer, dull;
September. l&4Wo.: Ko. i, miaH". OaU
arm; September. 81Hj0aitgc.; state, luV44Hc.;
western. WtoSHtivi.
PtiibADRi.PHiA, Juty 14 Beef quiet, steady;
extra mass, 7.5 (&a; family, lu31. Fork
Inaotive, nachanged; new mess, $18.6cai9.
Lard easier; steanu rendered, $10 aked.
Butter steady, nuxleraluly active; New York
dairy, 17021a.; we: Oalry, 17iJki. El.
gins, 3to.; New Y""'. l i.inoiy, 31M&j!c.gweet
eru ors:uerv, 1J- '.; hiIihI ion creamery. 18
filHc Oueeie m nu'ilerute deu.uid, arm;
New York. Iurg white, 7H6to.; do. col
ored, 7MMu.; do. small. Ktb; part aklma,
litSo.; fuUsHlius, He. Eggs quu-t, steady; New
York and Pennsylvania, Kkit v)e.; western,
ISUWo.
BabTisoBB. July 14. Floor Jail, urn-banged
Wheat steady. Corn nrnu r; white e.irn, by
Mimpte, 5le.: yellow do., fi'ic. Oats quiet,
Hya Quiet Hay very strong; grood to ciiolce
iltnotuy, S17fntK. Cotton nom..ial; miUtlliog,
-i. i'iiviUiijs quiet, sutler firm; ert-aoA-eryfuney,
; fairtocboic. Uf?J.f.; do.imltu
lion. 14:tfc.: ladlo, fani-y. l'i to cnoce,
JiV ; store iaci-1. 18 . K -Ha . g 1 1 at 14c
uBines
VW AA1
cum
An aaiocaule laxative anfl Nravs Tonic.
BoHhy Orii-rgi'tj cr seDt Lymall. 86c., 50c.
uad Kl.'.Optr :! Piumilas free.
KOHOfM'..'
' -.'-ito TOOTS KWDIS
J ,nnd .Breath, 25c
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l .ti'ot)hhi'ureai-ji'ieediiyrpli' vi af
ugus,
Cr ."ip, Wboupins t oUtfa and UroQCilitU, tUiJ
Highest of all In Leavening V iwer. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ABSOLUrElY PURE
A LABORIOUS TASK.
Clearing Away the Itiilitt of the Oold
Sloragfi lliillillng.
Chtcaoo, July 15. Nearly 800 men were
at work yesterday clearing nwny the ruins
of the Cold Storage building, but so great
and difficult Is the task that even with so
great a force It will probably be a fort
night before the mass is Cleared away, no
more bodies have been round, aitnougn
Dr. Robinson, of the ambulance corps, and
tho chief of the sanitary department are
of the belief that more will be uncovered.
They hose their opinion on the odors that
arise from around the smokestack. In
this quarter of the building no meats were
stored. Over $0,000 was received at Presi
dent Hlglnbotham's office yesterday for
tho benefit of the bereaved families of the
firemen.
The work of inditing exhibits in some of
the different departments was commenced
today by John Boyd Thatcher ana some ot
his men. At noon the judges met a com
mittee from the Manufactures building at
their office, and one hour later the mluen
and mining committee met the judges in
that building. The work Is now in splen
did condition, and the judging will go for
ward with alacrity.
General Breuart, of France, received the
friends and relatives of thu French com
mission yesterday afternoon, on the oc
casion of the anniversary of the fall of the
Bastile. France's day was honored in a
kpeoial way by the singing of the Mur-
neillaise and other patriotic airs. A bust
of Sadi Cnruut, president of the French
republic, was dltplayed at the entrance to
the French bul ling in the afternoon. The
oolors of Frinco and America wore hap
pily blended nt the French building and
an enjoyable concert was given to nearly
1,000 persons.
Kussia's Permanent Fleet Here.
Nbw Yokk, July 15. The Times says
this morning: "It is learned from high
Russian sources that the Radian govern
ment lias decided to maintain a permanent
fleet ot warship's in the United States
waters, and tlmt the port of New York
will be made Russia's western naval center.
With a Russian fleet constantly in and
about New York the ability of the power
ful British fleet on the North American
station to rally upon, exposed Atlanlio
ports of the United States would lie greatly
lessened."
Why the Valkyrie r.ot.
BELFAST, July 15. The "regatta of tho
Ulster Yacht club was held yesterday,
The Valkyrie, Oritonna and other crack
forty raters were euteredfor theevent, and
tbougli it nai expected that the Valkyrio
would win the race she lost it, probably
through performing an act of iiumaulty.
She lost over ten minutes after the start in
the llrst round by stopping to pick up a
man who had fallen overboard. Tho
yachts finished In the fallowing order:
Satnuita, lli-itanuin, Cnlluna, Valkyrie.
Killed While Fighting on the Track.
Nkw Rochki.le, N. Y., July IB. As nn
express train on the Now Haven road was
running at full speed near Pelhnmvilletho
engineer noticed two men fighting on tho
track. They paid no heed to the warning
whistle, and both were killed. From pa
pers in the pockets of one It is believed
that his name was Thomas Sweeney, of
South Mount Yernon. There is nothing
about the clothing of the other to lead to
his idi ntlllcutlon.
Young HaptUU Kleot OtHcuri.
Indianapolis, July 15. The national
convention of the Young People's Raptlst
Union elected these offloers yesterday;
I'resident, John II. Chapman, Illinois;
first vice president, Frank II. Field, New
York: second vice president, O. B. Eager,
Alabama; third vice president, II. S.
Starke, Toronto; recording secretary, A.
M. Brinckley, Pennsylvania; treasurer, J.
O. Staples.
Child Hilled 111 an Ulevalor Shaft.
Niagara Falls, July 15. John W. Ter
rier, wife, and their two boys, of New York
oity, drove down to the Whirlpool Rnpids
ele valor. The youngest child, 4 years
old, ran ahead of the party towards the
elevator shaft, and before his parents real
ized his danger he disappeared, falling tho I
distance of 310 feet to the bottom, where
he was crushed to death.
Two More tVest 8hnr Vletlmi.
Newbpbgii, N. Y, July 15. Two of those
wounded in the West Shore wreck here j
died in St. Luke's hospital. They were
Julia Michel, of Brooklyn, and Charles F, j
Sistare, of New London, Conn, The InBt
of the unknown dead has been Identified I
as Miss Fannie Rohnian, of New York'
'E YOU TRIED
TO FIND A CUIIHI FOR,
RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA,
KIDNEY, LIVER and BLADDER'
COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, LAME-BACK, &o
Oar ceo page bank "TIIH1SE CI-ASSM OF JimN," should bo read by every youna,
middle-aged nd old man, sent scaled, free. Sr. Saudeu'a Electric Ilrlt is no experiment,
aa we hare retttored thouuHnris to robust health and visor, oiter all ot tier treatments tailed, as can bu
shown by hundred! of casei tliruuehout thlaand other 8tate,whoould Mindly testify, and irommaay
ot whom we have strong letters bearing testimony to their rocorery alter wing our licit.
WE HAVE CURED THESE
IfESTOPS UEBNJTY AND WEAXHEfiS.
Few Yobjc mr Ortober ttth, MM.
Dr. A. T. 8aMkk ror Pir. Alouethreeyeaniaffo
X purohkflM one ot your 4l-triobulu(r timcweof
tiervou deblUly, which I haiiuiU vort tvrw and
whioh vu UDslerminiiia my htalth Fur y eua i I luul
Jutft-rad from this tttrrlttledeblllutitifc ilma on my vital
urvei and 1 did not know wlmt tt wns to havt, atft-od
niitbc'a bleep, but in one moaih'ti tlma after vein tho
tjelt I folt a much strooBer mun both mentally aua pliy
toiiW. and in a ilaorttuiie was entirely w. II.
Vours truly, 11. BKKl.lG, is Bowtjxy.
BHETJaCATlSM A3iD LOftT YUMU.
BbOOEXTV, V. Y., October !SU, ISH.
tM- A. T. EUMDkk, iMiar Bir : Kour year wo I sttf
fared suen pain Ir m rheuiuatUca thutattiiu.lt Wid
Unpoaslble for me to get around, and 1 alwau oarri. i a
cana for supiKtrt I uwxlTouf belt, undft-Jtarolltjf la
ejn hoar. I u-iaiiiea lu neurht from that da v and It waa
Only a abort tuuo until the pains h tt me and to-dny J
Am a weli man. 1 1 uvmtsj v p iuy u.,t near by fur fir
tUaTV iattfi' unniuju, uut u iim " vr utx'a luur
vaartsincti you tut-d me, 'nn satt-lv m.y Ik in (rtnn'f
tatt. Aa-JiYOas, MoalimjtojfaulaUik'al'ittoa,
THE DR. SANDEM
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STATE NEWS OF A DAY.
The Ilomiinllo Marriage of Mitt Anp.
perle, n Chester Itello.
Ciibster, July 15. Tho romantic mnr-
rlnge of Miss I.ydla Aupperls, Aug, 0,
1811, has turned out happily, which is not
always the case, especially as Miss Aup
porle never met the groom face to face un
til the wedding day. She became ac
quainted with her husband through nn
Idvertlsement Inserted in fun in nNow
York publication, lij thq, course of timo
She received many letters, but of them nil
6ue signed William W. Tharp, of Urbann,
Slo., pleased her best. Correspondence en
sued, t hen photographs wure exchanged,
and finally mnrriago was proposed and
accepted. Miss Aupperle traveled to
Missouri alone to meet hr intended, never
doubting that she would meet and mnrry
him. Everything turned out nil right.
They were married, and this week Mr.
Tharp paid his first visit to his wife's rela
tives, who are very much pleased with
him,
Aln'tlngtmi's Ills T.om.
Maucii Chunk, July 15. The Milgh
Valley pay oar passed down the rond
bringing gladness to nil points except
Siatlngtmi. There businessmen aro down
cast, Slutlngton is the Junction of tho
liohigh Valley anil Pennsylvania, Pough
kecpsie and Boston ronds. Tho Bonding
company having recently applied to court
and received permission to abandon its
lease of the Pennsylvania, Poughkecpsle
and Doston ro.id, has put its plan into
speedy operation. It has discharged nil
the mon it employed on this road. About
two hundred of tliom had headquarters at
Slatlngtol), and these last night found
themselves out of jobs. Many have al
ready started for Rending, Allentown and
Eastan looking for work.
Crashed Under nn Klovntor.
Heading, July 15. John, tho 18-yenr-old
sou of Rev. John I1. Sein, pnstor of St.
Thomas' Reformed church, was onught
under nn elevator and narrowly escaped
being crushed to death, Tho young man
is accustomed to assist his mother, who is
an invalid, to tho second floor in nn elevn
tor whioh has been placed in tho residence
for that purpose. While doing this duty,
the rope which holds tlio elovator broko,
causing the platform to drop. In its de
scent the young man was caught between
the floor and the bottom of tho elevator, in
wbicli position ho was held until released
by his brother.
l'utnl Kxploslnn or Oil:
PlTTSHUlto, July 15. Mrs. Jnno MoVery
was fntully burned by an explosion ot oil,
which she wns pouring into tho kltchon
stove to start n fire. Her 3-year-old child was
also terribly burned, but will recover. Two
young Indy visitors, Emma Dean and
Minnie Hamilton, made narrow escapes
from the flumes. Thoy wore all removed
from the burning building by tho firemen.
A llrnkpiuan's Mlslinn.
Reading:, July 15. Thomns II. Lewis, n
brakemnn on n coal train ou tho Philadel
phia and Reading railroad, wns making a
Hying switch in the Walnut street yard,
when ho was caught between two oars and
badly squeezed. Ilotli of his thighs wero
broken, his hip was sprained, and ho was
Injured intcrnully, Lewis resides at Tam
nqua. yres
Mrs, John ronton
Dyspepsia, Intense Mioery
"No pen enn describe the eullorlng I en
dured ten yoars from Dyspepsia. I had al
most Given up Mope of ever uelng any hotter
when I began to take Hood's Barsaparillu. I
lira entirely enredand advlie anyone suffer
ins from dyspepsia to try
E-tood's Sarsaparilla
The truth of this statement I am glad to verify
nt nay time." Una. JoiiX EEHXOX, 07 TrlilO
Street, Pittsburgh, fa.
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable, oaro.
tally prepared liom the best ingredients. SCO,
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which 1b electricity and thus
caused your weakness or lack of force.
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elements tnus arainea. wnicxi aro re
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la our plan and treatment, and wo
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RHLUMATIBK-LOaT VIGOR.
. New Tonic Crrr, Oct. 20. WI
SH. A. T. fiAmBritSearblr-loaareportto you that
the bait hn iLtiruly eurul mo of rheumatlim from
which I suffered for fourteen years almost continually
I am a lttitcrearricr.aud tho lottir dally trtaps nectw
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were patutully (roue tftrough with, bat thanks to yout
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The cxuTtint has also liruucht bark my vlgrr I other
waj sas yoa said It would. Yours very truly.
WXU). S4 ry St.
CENEIIAL DEBIUTV. Ac
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41 All day Satunlay Punrti-a, !( " . 12 A M
TZE3CIE3 ZBICTOTTI
KvorythlrB modelofl after
rccn'a Cafe, Philadelphia.
,2 B. Slalu at., KIieriRiuloali.
Tho leading place In town.
Has lately bpon entirely reno
vated Everything new. olean
and fresh. The llneet ltneol
Wines and Liquors I
Cigara, 4o., foreign and do
mestic. Free lunch served
each evening. Dig schooners
of fre3h,Beor,Porter, Ale, Ac.
PF0SITE : THE : THEATRE.
T. .T. linnBHBHTY Tnv.
JOHN COSLETT
Main aud Oak Streets,
Bhenandoah, Fcuiia.,
GREEN GROCERIES,
Truck and Vegetahles.
Poultry, Gamo, Fish and Oys era
In tianon. Orilerf left at tbe store
win rrcnlvo prompt B'ntlrm
Begs to announce to his friends and
Satrons and the publlo generally that
o has purchased tho barbershop lately
occupied by IS. J, Yost,
No. 12 West Centre Street
SE5IUND0AH, Pi.
Chris. Bessie r'u
SALOON AND EST.Uf?AHT,
(Mann's old stand)
104 South Wain S et.
Finest wines, whiskeys nnd cigars u iwnys in
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L0RENZ SCUUDT'i
Celebrated Poiter, Ale as ki
JAMES SHLE3L1
Manager ShonandoaL i auc
JOE YATT t
5AL00N AWi f?E8TAt: iNT,
(Christ. Ilossler's old stand )
Mnlu anil Coal ttts,, Mttu nrtoab,
Best beer, ale and porter on tan 1 ho finest
brands of whiskeys and olgara. Pool room at
tached.
Watt's Popular Saloon,
(Formerly Joe Wyatt's)
i and 21 Wesl OaU Street,
aUKNANDOAH, Vi.
Ht utoolod with tbo Det beer, porti r, alea
I'.enisa, brandies, wines, etc finest cigars
Uns bar attached. Cordial invitation to all
SNEDDENS : LIVERY
Horses and Carriages to Hire.
Hauling of all kinds promptly attended to.
lioreos taken to board, at rates
that are liberal.
PF1R ALLEY. Kur MMh Kufom sW
EDWARD EARLEY
y.
II opjned a
Saloon : and : Restaurant.
Cor. Lloyd and Market St8.t
Where he will be nleased toreoelva hla irianrla. V
Beat beers, ales and porter and nueat bran da i
ol otf ri always on band, J
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