li
;I
If
KING
Among merchant li
tho one who eaters to
the want of hU cna-
jmers, bo tbojr rich or poor. Both have an
qnl right to ho treated fairly. Jiutlco to all
a good motto, and our cuatomora will find
tours. Wo havo n comploto lino of Groceries
a well M Canned Qools, etc Couie and sco
our Block of goods, and rcmomlxjr tho best
ooda aro always the cheapest In tho long run
Corner Grocery,
Centre and White Sts.
THIRD EDITION
PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
'Htieiiitmloitli Orient Opportuultta to Heek
ra of Invefttlneltl.
Tho following enumerated jiroportlos aro
for wtlo and Information concerning thoin
i in ay bo had upon application at tho Hhhald
olllco:
1. A row of frnmo housos containing
apartmonts for six families. Will net at
least 15 per cont. on tho prico asked. Loca
tion in tho heart of 8henan(loah.
2. A splendid factory site, 30xG0 foot In
size, in tho heart of Shenandoah, and in
cluding largo building. Cheap.
3. Lot and largo building with railroad at
front and roar, with or without 8-horso power
engine, boiler and shafting. Splendid build
ing for a factory.
4. An elegant now houso in I'ottsvillo,
complete in ovcry detail, all conveniences,
largo and high rooms. Lot 00x170 feet.
Largo hennery.
Dainty Mina (jennell and Harry Hilton,
-tho sweet tenor, aro with Cbas. A. Lodor's
company. 8 art-lit
rile or Hemorrhoid
Permanently cured without knifo or ligature.
No dangor or suffering. No dolay from busi
ness whlio under treatment. Patients who
are responsible need not y until well. A
porfect euro guaranteed. Send for circular.
ft. KEED, M. 1).,
129 South 13th St., Philadelphia.
Eofora, by permission, to tho editor of the
Evknino Hebai.T). tf
Use Wells' Laundey Blue, the best
Bluing for laundry use. Each package makos
two quarts. 15cts. Sold by Coakloy llros.
Hero You Are.
If you aro looking for an elegant now
home, in a permanent, healthy placo, fitted
witli all tho latost conveniences, plenty of
yard room, call tit this olllco for full partic
ulars. Delinquent Tax Notice.
All taxes duo to mo on tho duplicates of
1889 and 1800 must bo paid to M. M. Burko,
Kgq., who is retained by mo to mako such
collections. CiimsT Schmidt.
August 4, 1893. 8-4-lm
ty wi Tlhh I'.
Switch-Hack Itiillroail.
Trains leave Hwltch-llHclt depot, Mauch
Chunk, week d.iys, us lollows: 8 4u, 10 10, 11.37
A. in., 1,00, S.20, 3 45, 6 35 p. m. bunduys, 1.50,
a.Sn. m, Returning, louvo Hutnmlt 11111, (M0,
li.iu n. in., iz i.ou. a., -j,iw, o.id p. m. oun
days, 3 23, 4 01) p, m.
mil
Slay 15. 1803.
tf
"Oh,
What a Night," with
diss. A.
Lodor,
8-2G 5t
Coming Invents.
Sept. 5 ilco croain and peach festival at
Bobbins' opera house, under tho auspices of
tho Y. P. A. of tho Welsh Baptist church.
"Oh, What a Night," on Thursday, Aug.
ust 31st. 8 2G-5t
Our Directory.
3p JJE FOgl1 OFPISE
Shenandoah.
Office hours from 7:30 n.
m. to 7:30 p. m Money
Ordor und Keglstry Do
par tmen t open t rom 8 ; 00
a. m. 10 t:w p. m.
' Following Is a schedulo ot
tho arrival and departure of mail trains. Mall
matter for deapatou must be lu tho office thirty
minutes tieiore wo lime given Deiow:
Arrival.
Destination.
I Pbila., Western
and
Southern States
Departure.
P.M. A.M.
A. M. V. M
1:40
2:36
8:0t3
4:81
7:S0
13:53
9:08
11:30
3:08
8:00
12:52
3:08
8:00
1:35
7:00
0:08
8118
1:40
8:0(1
9:45
9:08
9:H
9:08
:
9:K
9:68
9:6a
I New York and Bast
em buues and
I point on L. V. K. K,
9:03
j Aitland.
Qlrardvllle.
( Haves Bun, Centra-1
i 11a, Mt CarmelundJ-
BUamoytn. )
Pottsvlllo. , J.
j Mabanoy City, j-
lias
1:26
Is
zm
1:40
2m
8:18
1:40
2i
8:18
8:18
3:2(1
7:20
1:;
7:00
1:40
7:00
7:20
11:30
7:80
9:08
11:80
2:58
6;20
2:50
(Mahanoy Plane, Lost I 11:30
Creek and Shaft. I
i Frackvtlle. 7:20
2:50
8:00
2:50
9:58
9:54
Carriers make a denoral collection at 0:00 a,
m. and 7:00 p. ra., and a general delivery at 7:15
a. m. una a:ia p, m. auuiuoqui ueuvenee uuu
collections are made In the business part of
town at 10:16 a. ni. and 2:00 p. m.
fire Alarm Jloies.
The following list shows the location oi
the alarm boxes of the Shenandoah Fire
Department;
LOCATION.
16 Coal and Bowers streets.
lfP-Ilowers and Centre streets.
t4 Urldgo and Centro streets.
t& Main and Centre streets.
1 Main aid Poplar streets.
K Main and Coal streets.
44 Gilbert and Centre sueew.
43 Gilbert and Cherry streets.
K-UMill
tout and Coal street,
TomdM alarm opes tae box, pull down
lee hook onee and 1st go. When an atom la
(tat la the an bell will sound the number of
the box and repeat the atom four times.
1HOW TO LCXJATl ALARMS.
I II the ajarm la sounded from box li the Ire
bU w strike one. then pause and strike Bve
wblob will indicate that the fire is In the
totally o No. 11 boi. Kvery alarm Is repeated
fir times.
WORK TOO MANY HOURS
Tho Causo of Much Sickness
in August.
Those Who Cannot Travel May
Gain Renewed Strength.
Expromtnan Soaver Tells of u Kern-
in Koacli of liVvrjr (Le.
Sick men and women are met on every
hand, here nnd across thooontlnciitof Europe
Boattored upend down thosumiy shoreaof the
Medlterraiieflti.ikteatnlng across the ocean in
search of rest nnd h alth.
But where one can all'-ird tlioluxury of such
recreation theroaro hundreds who work,work,
work all summer.
Thoo who work too ninny hours fnon liwc
their own wealth their health. The nervous
system and tho bruin do not get rest enough ;
exhaustion nuil excitability gradually take
tho plnco of lovo of work. Sound sleep
i:xriti:ssMAN hkavkr.
dcsTts, their appetite fails. Indigestion
troubloc, and they are sick. Then it is that
thoy Bhotild take the reined v that nn kis the
peoplo well. For I'.iiuo's eolery compuund
supplies tho system with nerve and brain
food and smtuins tho vital force and energy.
It tukes away the drowsiness and nervous
headache which rosult from protracted work
coupled with anxiety, l'alno's celery com
pound lays the foundation of 1 eallh by
making sound sleep pmslblo It sootln and
quiets tho nervis when they aro working
confusedly It tones up the digestive
organs.
Onooftho most enterprising expressmen
in Boston, Mr. II Seavcr, of 59 Warren St.,
Iloxbury, Mass., who owns an express busi
ness running fiom Boston toKoxburynudthe
Highlands, says: "On tho recommendation
of a friend I got somo o1 Piiine's celery com
pound for my family. Wo have used it as a
family medicine, and in ovcry caso it has
proved a turo. Wo will uso Hand recommend
it to nil as long as it proves to ho such on all
curing remedy. The friend mentioned is a
commercial travler, nnd was cured of dys
pepsia by using tbrco bottles of Pain's celery
compound, and felt lu duty bound to ucom
mcud it."
In these days of hot and pouring sun rays
all those who aro obliged to labor aud who
feel tho enervating ellecls of tho summer
should take I'aino's celery compound. It
makes peonlo well, as it did in tho homo of
Mr. Seavcr.
Tlit Sick mill Injured.
Richard Amour, one of tho Gllbertou riot
victims, is still a very sick man. Ills eouili
tion has not been as favorable tho rast two
days as it was previously, but the doctors Bay
his condition is not critiral.
John Iieoves, who has been confined to his
homo on South Jardin street by illness tho
past month, was reported very low to-day.
John Goodrich, of West Cherry street, still
sull'trs considerably from tho injuries lie sus
tained at tho Willianistown colliery. At times
his condition is very unfavorable.
Kepilbllriili I.eacuo Convention.
Johu B. Kobinson, President of tho l!epub
lican League of tho State of Pennsylvania, has
issued a call for tho sixth annual convention
of the Loaguc, to elect officers and transact
other necessary business. Tho convention
will bo hold in the Academy of Music, of
Reading, on Wodnosday morning, September
27, ut 10 o'clock. A mass mooting will bo held
on tho evening of Septembor 27, nt which tho
national officers of the Leaguowill be present,
and distinguished speakers will addross tho
clubs and delegates, A handsome banner
will bo presented to tho club making tho best
appearance.
Xo Celebration.
The expected celebration of America's Day
at Schuylkill Haven on Saturday, September
2nd (Labor Day) will not take place. Circu
lars havo been if sued by the committee of ar
rangements announcing that as it has been
impossible to secure tho co-operation of some
societies to make the celebration what it
should bo tho committee has deemed ltlad
visable to declare all arrangements olT.
A Die Clam Ilake.
Coxo Bros, aro holding their annual gigan
tic clam bake at Oneida to day. Among the
parties who left town this morning to take a
hand in the festivities were Messrs. Brower
and Franey, Superintendent William H.
Lewis, of Wm. Peun and daughter ; General
Manager John L. Williams, Shatnokin j Col.
D. P. Brown, Lost Creek, and W. A. Marr,
Esq., of Ashland.
Depot Changes.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad eempany con
tinues making changes st Its depot The tool
house whloli stood near the Lloyd street
watch house was yesterday moved with the
aid of a big gaug of uawles ami two hand
cars to a lot near the Ktnerirk street arossjng.
The removal was w(e ta allow men nam
for teams to reach tb W Mglit dApet Inform.
PfcN NMLVAN I AMt PUBLICANS.
In lUrinonlotit Aniemhlnce at tho State
Capital.
nAnrtisrmna. Auk. 80. Tho nopublicnn
Itate convention to choose oandidates for
Itipreme Judge nndtnto trensuror mot in
this city this morning. The ticket will hot
For supretno judge, Hon. H. Newlln Fell,
Df I'liilndelphln, nt present il Judge of tho
court of comtnoti plena of that cltyj for
ttuto trensuror, Colonel Hitmtiel M. Jnck-
(oti, of Armstrong country, president oi
the Apollo (I'ii.) Saviiigi bank.
Tho withdrawal or bnenuer Thompson
Irom the treiimirerslilp contest left Colonel
Jackson without opposition for the prize.
Judge Fell'H only opponent Is.Itidge Archi
bald, of Scrauton, anil the outlook is tlint
Ids name will hoiko beforetho convention.
Kx Representative .1. C. JohliHOn, of
Citttienm county was chosen temporary
chairman and ex-Sctmtor Horace II.
Packer, of Tioga, tlieperniuncnt presiding
oflloer.
Senator Qttny arrived hero from his
Beaver home yesterday afternoon nnd wns
(soon in close conference with the lenders
nlrondy on the ground, luoltidlng C. L.
Alngee, of Allegheny; Charles A. Porter
and IJnvid Martin, of Philadelphia-, State
Chnlnnaii Heedcr nnd his prospective suc
cessor, 11. F. Ollkeson, of llucks. Thoy
worked until after midnight on the plat
form that Is to be adopted this afternoon,
and which was outlined in yesterday's
dispatches.
THE OUTLOOK IN
SIAM.
Another Threatened llloclindo of
Hung
kok.
London, Auk. 30. A llungkok despatch
to The Times stays that tho French troop
at Chniitibun are making entrenchments
and throwing up earthworks. A des
patch from Singapore fny that a French
protectorate over Sintu is imminent, Tho
Pull Mall Gazette urges Mint all chambers
of commerce in Groat Ilritain hold a con
vention at onco, and agree upon a protest
to tho government against permitting
France thus to execute a policy ruinous to
Uritlsh trade In the east.
Hanukok, Aug. 30. The French gov
ernment threatens, through Its special en
voy, M. do Vilcrs, to send back the French
guiibunt.s to the Mennm before llungkok
in case its new demiinds bo not granted
Immediately. Tho foreign residents of
the city urn indignant in view of Franco's
persistence in ignoring the provisional
agreement reached when Slam accepted
the ultimatum.
UNCLE SAM'S STRONG BOX.
'Him Xatloit'H Wvtiltli Turned Over to the
Nw Ti-eumirer.
Washington, Aug. 30. Tho ofllcial
count of the trcimury oash begun May 31
last, necessitated by the transfer ot tho
ofllco of treasurer of the United States
from K H. Nebeker to D. N. Morgan, Juis
been completed. Treasurer Morgan yes
terday signed it receipt in favor of E. II.
Xebeker for 740.817, 419.78 3-3 mailo up as
follows: Cash. $174,770,422.07; treasurer's
transfer iicccotmt, 31,580,538.02; reserves,
$314,658,401); unisssued certificates, tl,330,
000: bonds held In trust, $318,378,001.69 2-3.
In counting and weighing; this vast sum
of money not pno cent wns found missing.
Several bags of silver were found broken,
the bagging having rotted, nnd theso were
found several dollars short, but subse
semiently the sliver dollars were recov
ered from the floor where they hud fallen.
The total weight of the coin was about
5,000 tons.
Want to Form u New lnrty.
Denvkr, Aug. 30. The Times prints
three columns of interviews with lending
Colorado Republicans, in which they ad
vocate entiro separation from the Repub
lican party and the formation of a new or
ganization, distinct from all others, which
shall havo for its motto and issuo the free
and unlimited coinage of silver. Tho new
party would incidentally flivor free trado
as a meiiHure of retaliation for the neglect
of western interests shown by eastern Re
publicans in their vote in Mie house on the
silver quention. The gentlemen inter
viewed are very much in earnest.
Nominated liy tho l'realtlent.
Washington, Aug. 30.! The president
hns sent to tho senate tho following nomi
nations: Leslie P. Hos, receiver of public
moneys tit Oklahoma t'ity. Collectors of
Internal revenue: Willi.im Ryan, for tho
seoond district of Virginia; Hnmbleton
Sheppord, Sixth district of VirglnlujAlox
andur M. Davezao, Sixth district of Ken
tucky; Thomas 11. Shelby, Seventh dis
trict of Kentucky. Also it number of
nominations made during tho rej.-es-s, prin
cipally collectors of iiueiual revenue.
Wliolpimlu INiUt.nliiu.
Moscow, Aug. .10. More than 100 persons
at Sbelosnovodsz, a sum ier resort in the
Caucasus, lptvo bi'en powuned by koumiss.
The rost of the summer visitors have left
in n panic. ,
UuitLlN, Aug. 30, Ten persons have
died in Lichtcnstein in the hint threo days
from the effects of having eaten poisonous
fungi which they mistook for mushrooms.
Tho Kiiglluli .Minora' Strike. - i
London, Aug. 30. At a conforence of
coal owners yesterday a resolution was
passed that oilers of the strikers to work
at their old wnges should bo refused, The
owners bellevu that the baok bone of the
striko is gone is gone. Iu South Wales
and Monmouthshire the men have been
weakened by tho increusiujj sufferings of
their families.
Hecreturj Smith's Jmirnoy.
Washington, Aug. ao.-Seoretary Hoke
Smith left Washington for Mt. Airy, Ga.,
where ho will bpeud two dnys" with his
family, and then go on to Atlanta for a
day. He expota to return to Washington
next Saturday.
Died.
WILDS. At Shenandoah, Tuesday, Aug.
29, Mrs. Ann Wilds, late of Now Philadel
phia. Funeral on Thursday, August 31st.,
from the residence of her son-in-law, James
Shields, No. 410 E. Centre street, to proceed
to Mlddlepoit by the 12:21 train on tho P. &
R railroad, whero (uti-rment will be made.
II Mill Injured.
John Bne had one of his hands badly lac
erated whilo at work at the Kehley Run col
liery. He was employed at the botjom of
the plane und his hand was caught by a hook
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, its
"THE KIND THAT CURBS."
Arm llHilly Hurt,
Harry Reece, oi South Jatdln street, had
hh left arm vary badly cut aud tiniieed by a
fttll of eoul in tho aiienar dcmli CBly colliery
to-day.
MeSUteany's gtiom and rturjuit. comer
unuB unu venire street. JJUI ol ovcrymiug,
AVhero Is the llrlde T
Tho nioomsburg Daily, commenting upon
the telegram received by the HERALD In ref
erence to Setloy's marriage, says: "From
what wc know of Mr. Sctley hero ho and his
bride never reached Shenandoah on Sunday
and consequently missed tho congratulations.
Unfortunately somo time ago Sctloy got him
self Into troublo and during his stay hero was
under ball, and when ho was released from
tho ball team his surotles withdrew and ho
was taken to Danvillo and placed In Jail for
trial at court. It was reported that Williams-
port parties paid tho costs In tho case, went
his bail and took him to that city on Monday,
but wo feel warranted in saying that tho re
port is not correct."
Buy Ktyttone flour. Bo sure that the
name Lekbio & liAER, Ashland, Pa., is prlntod
on every sack. 8-8-3taw
Hunting for n Cell.
Constablo Peters, of Wm. Pcnn, last night
brought to town under arrest Miko Kercko
and Mike Farkcr, two young Polish fellows
charged with assault Btid battery uKn one
Martin Varuekl and were committed by Jua
tico Green. When a reporter saw thorn at
about 11 o'clock lait night thoy woro walking
along Main street with tho constablo hunting
for tho Chief Burgess to got permission for
tho uso of a cell in tho lockup.
()h an Away.
For sixty days Jiragoy, tho photographer
will give a 10x12 pWtlnurn picturo with ovory
dozon of his $3 eahlnetA
Go to McElbcnny's rostaurant. 8-9-tf
AMUSEMENTS.
JUST ON 15 MI OUT!
Thursday, August 31st, 1893.
THE LAUGH l'KODUCmi,
Charles A. Loder,
In tho Comedy Sensation,
Ok What a !W
O
lnt rpreted by a capable conipa-y ot
Comedians, Vocalists and Dance-s.
lncb ding Harry Hilton, the sweet tenor, tho
1 1 ilarlty Trio, SI ters Leigh "Delusion I nneo."
Dal ty Minn Ucnnell onu a bevy of pretiy girls
in a guticrmj array oi novoi icaturcs.
Form-Ait prices :
Reserved scats on saioat Kirlln's drug store.
WANTS, Sco.
TTIOIt SALE. Tho Bhcotz property. K. Lloyd
1 strett, and property at nrownsvlllo.
8-28 1m
jh. at iiuhke, Attorney.
noil -tALE A flrst-clas barber shon nt
L1 rcnsonablo price, for particulars apply
at this office.
8-2-3t
"VTOTICE Mv wife. Mary Acnes Downham
IN havlnc left my bed and board. 1 hereby
uive notlco that I will not be responsible for
any uoDts comracteu uy ncror Dy my ennuren
alter tms uate.
8 28 0t WM. DOWNIIAM.
Bhenandoah, Pa., Aug. 29, 1893.
Don't Tobacco Spit or SmokoyourLlfb A way
Is tho truthful, startling tttlo of a little book
that tolls all nbout No-to-bdC. tho wonderful.
harmless Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. The
cost id trilling and the man who uants to quit
und can't runs no physical or financial risk in
using "No to bac " t-old by all druggists.
llcok at drugstores or by mall free. Address
Ttio Sterling Kemedy Co., Indiana Mineral
Springs, lnu. w & s-ly
CoMMissioNiiits Orricu.
1-OTTBVlLLE I'A. AUgUSt 6, 1893.
NOTICE,
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received by
tbo nUcrsIgned, the Commissioners of
Sehuvlkill ( ountv. unit s o'clock, n. m.. Mon
day, r-eptember 1th, 1893, for tho erection and
completion of two abutments and remodeling
tho iron bridge nt Palo Alto, to span tho
Hchuvlkill river otMt. Carbon. Fa.. In accor
dauce wiih plans and specifications, which can
no sccu at mis oince.
HA.MUKLO. DETUHK,
JAMES J, HOWES,
ElilAH E. HEED,
County Commissioners,
Attest: Pnit, J. Connli.i., Clerk. n7-wsi)t
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 ot
Stoves, Ranges, Cutlery and Tin
ware. Hoofing and Spouting our
specialty.
Peter Griffiths,
QIRARDVILLE, PA.
NOTICE.
I beg to inform tho public that I havo pur-
cnasea me
BARBER SHOP
lately owned by William Ramer. and will con
auci it lor too uencnt ot my customers,
share of your patronage Is solicited.
CIIAIII.IUI DEItR,
( Formerly with Wm. Derr) 12 W. Centre St,
THIS CHOICEST DRINKS
Can always bo had at
EARLEY'S SALOON.
Cor. Lloyd and Market Sts
Best fleer, Ale, and Porter and finest Cigars
always on nana, r-oiiw, inttiment n i
WEEKS' SALOON,
17 S, Main Street.
FisMt Brands of Witcs, Whiskeys and Cigars,
Fresh Deer, Porter and Ale
1 always on tap
5 and 7 Iff. Centra Street
Dives, Fomoroy ai Stewart.
....SUMMER....
CLOSING SALE!
To make room for new fall goods which
are soon to arrive, we have marked down our
prices on all summer goods, and in order to do
so quickly, have cut deep. Saturday, Septem
ber 2d, is "Labor Day." On that day and the
Friday morning previous, we will make sur
prising reductions all over our big store. Not
only in one department, but in all depart
ments. Price is no object.
, COMMENCING In our Millinery Department you will
J And oflora unparalleled by oth rs olsowhorc. Exam
ino tho Beautiful Pictures at prices less than half their
valuo. In our Coat Room you will find bargains in Ladies'
Muslin Underwear, Lco Curtains, Chonillo Curtnins, a
law Summer "Wraps, etc. Coming into tho niain storeroom
you will eeo bargains right and lift In Drots Goods, Notions,
Fancy Goods, Underwear (ladies' and gent's), Hosiery,
Linens, Laces, Embroidories, Corsets, Gloves, o'.c. Exam
ination with observation aro tho two best mentis of lo'ng
able to apptccia o theso offers. Coroo early and muke your
selection?, as tho best will not be the last.
The details of this special sale will be
more fully explained through the medium of
the press. Watch for a circular at ycur door,
as circulars will be distributed all over the
county. Don't fail to read it. The time
morning of September 1st, and all day Sep
tember 2d, 1893.
Dins,. Fomeroy ai Stewart,
O, UEOIIGK
""Hickory Baskets!
All Shapes and Sizes.
Also Breton Inncli Baskets. I
A Aery nice lot of Toilet Setp which wo will part company with a j
$2.75. Theso arc largo and
havo whacked another big
GffiYIN, DUNCAN & WAIDLEY'S.
John F.Ploppert,
no mast msxximai.
Bread, Cake and Pie Bakery !
COKFEGTIONERY. ICE CREAM, SODA WATER.
J. F. PLOPPERT.
29 E. Centre Street, Shenandoah.
HOOKS 8c BROWN,
Base Balls,
Bats,
Masks,
Foot Balls,
A full Hue of Stationery,
Blank Books, etc
Ho. 4 NORTH MAIN STREET
Russet Shoe Lnces!
Russet Slioc Dressing !
AT THE
LEATHER STORE!
16 lAA. Ooutro St.,
JOHN . TIIIIXISK.
Public Notice!
Notice is hereby given that persons destroy
ing or detaining beer kegs will be prosecuted
as provided by thif At of Assembly approved
April tb, 1B05.
Browora' Asooolatlon,
Bbinandokli, P Junt e, 1161. ly
MILLER, Manager.
TIT WM SITPVftti
in four different decorations. "Wofl
chunk oft tie prico of Mason's Jars.i
CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT
No. 207 West Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
-AGENT FOR-
CELEBRATED LAGER
1 1
1 1
Porter, Ale and
Fine Old Stock Ale.
BEST COAL
In the Marltet.
V
Prices per Ton, Delivered: !
STOVK COAL ?3 00 A
CHESTNUT COAL ...... 3 00 L
PEA COAL . 2 00 1
EGQ COAL 3 00 ' '
V
Orders may be left at SI East Coal street, or
201 Houtb Main street. v
M. L SHOEMAKER.
33E3CTJC3rjaL.DE?.,SJ
Bakery and Confectionery Store,!
i2i N, Jnrdtii Btrcet,
The finest cotem sod bread nnd plain nnd J
fancy conJMtlonery of all Wnds always kpt,j
on nana. a tyai. nuuuAiia,