Among merchant U
the one who alters to
the ninU of hi) ctui-
tnaers, be they rich or poor. Both have an
trail right to be treated fairly. Jmtlcotoall
It a good motto, and our customers will find
Honrs. Wo havoaoompletollnoof Groceries
M well M Canned Goods, cto. Como and see
ar stock of goods, and remomtior tho best
foods are always the cheapest In the long run.
Corner Grocery
Centre White Sts.
THIRD EDITION
THE LAST SERIES.
Cheap-Hate Kxclimloiis to tlui AVorld'H I'lllr
ilu tlui IN-iiiisylvniiln Hal inml.
As tho period of tho oxlstencu of the World's
Columbian Exiiosltlon draws to a close thodo
maud grows stronger for tho economical nud
satisfactory moans of reaching Chicago pro
vided hcretofor by tho Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. Kccognlzlng tho urgency of
tills popular need, that company has fixed a
fow additional dates on which excursions of
tho snino character as tho previous onca will
bo run. September 10th, 21, 28th, October
2d, 11th, 17th,aud 21st aro days selected from
New York, Philadelphia, and points east of
Pittsburg and Erlo and north of York.
Tho special trains will bo composed of tho
standard coachcB for which tho Pennsylvania
Itailroad Company Is noted, and tho urrlval
in Chicago at an early hour tho following
afternoon obviously gives ample opportunity
fur securing accommodations at that place.
The trains will louvo New York 9 00 a. in.,
Jersey City 0.13, Newark 0.25, Elir-aboth 0.32,
2Jow Brunswick 0 53, Trenton 10.23, Philadel
phia 11.30, Frazor 12.00 p.m., Downlngtown
12.22, Parkosburg 12.11. CoaUville 1.02, Lan
caster 1.25, Conowago 1.57, llarrisbnrg 3.00
p. m., Lewlstown Junction 4 30, Tyrone 0.00,
Altooua 7.00, and Pittsburg 10.10 p. in. The
excursion rate, good only on tho special train
and valid for return within ten days, is $20
from New York, $18.25 from Philndclphie,
and proportionately low from other stations.
Itcturn portions of tickets aro good for ten
days.
Those trains will run on schedule, and will
be provided with all modern conveniences
with tho exception of Pullman cars.
Many expressions of complete satisfaction
have been made by pcoplo who havo availed
themselves of this excellent opportunity of
visiting tho greatest and grandest exhibition
tho world has over seen.
For a mild cathartic and efficient tonic, use
Baxter's Mandrake Bitters. Every bottle
warranted. lm
Points.
Advertiso. '
Commercial drummers are shy just now.
Tho best timo to advertiso is now.
Sheriff sales will be plenty in tho spring.
Thoy say u man who owes several year's
subscription on a newspaper and asks tho
postmaster to send it back marked "refused,"
is moan enough to put tar in his hat when
taking up the church collection in order to
get the small chaugo.
Tho railroad companies continuo to cut
down expense. Hard times seem to strike
everywhere.
People who havo money now invest in real
estate, stocks and bonds. It is safer than if
placed in old stockings.
Wo would bo pleased If all who loavo town
on a visit, or who have visitors at your place,
to send us the . information by person or
postal card. If you have any news, good,
lad or indifferent, send it to us and we will
be only too glad to publish tho same.
North Main street should recciyo attention
before winter sets In. Hero would bo a good
place to put our needy unemployed labor.
People read tho papers no matter how hard
the times are. Advertisers should bear this
in mind.
Cornelius Uorue, of Mahanoy City, and
Miss Elmira Hart, daughter of Samuel Hart,
of Bingtown, were married by lev. J. II.
Scchler.
It is feared that tho constant worry will
alfect the mind of John Brlggs, tho prisoner
In tho county jail charged with tho murder
of Parfitt, at Uilberton, Brlggs has quite a
large family.
William Davis, employed at tho St. Nicho
las colliery, sustained a' fracture of the bono
at the ankle.
A party of young people from Jeanosvillo
will visit Lakeside this evening.
Millions of bottles of the genuine "Anchor
Pain Expeller" are sold annually, and sent
to all quarters of the globe. This fact itself,
cpeaks of the magical efficacy of this im
ported remedy. It is the best and most re
liable remedy for Rheumatism, Gout and
kindred complaint. Give it a trial and
convince yourself. 35 and GO cents a bottle,
C. II. Hageubuoh, P. P. D. Kirlin, J. M
Ulan, and other druggists. 3t
Best photographs and crayons at Dabb's.
The Cherokee strip, in the Indian Terri
tory, will be opened for settlement Septem
ber 10, 1S&3. Kiowa, Kans., on the Missouri
Pacific Railway, Is the main registering town
Blva, I. T., twenty talleS south of Kiowa, Is
the principal temporary government land
ollce. Bee that yonr tlcKet to Kiowa, Ivans,
reids via the Missouri Pacific Railway. For
information address Wm. E. Hoyt, General
iiaem raseenger Agent, or i. sr. .uciann,
Eaftwu Traveling Agent, 301 Broadway,
Kew York. 9-15-2t
OlinB Away.
For sixty days imtfty, the photographer
will giv 1018 jMbuum picture with every
- Jmr Mfia fear. Be sum that the
.nap LMH9 BHL AfMxwU Fib, k
KING
prluHd a efWf . ' taw.
THE REVOLT IN BRAZIL
ftearly Two-Thirds of the Naval Oflloers
Join the Iniureeiitt.
Washington, Sept. 15. Secretary of
Btnto Grcshnm has received the following
table dispatch from Minister Thompson nt
Illo de Janeiro: "At 11 o'clock tho revolu
tionary forces bombarded tho forts com
tnamllnu the entrance to the harbor, nlso
the arsenal on the wharf In the center of
tho city. A few shells were fired Into the
tlty, nud ft woman wns killed In her resi
lience. Commercial telegrams have ngnln
been forbidden. The Charleston has not
fet nrrived."
Huenos Aviibs, Sept. 15. Only fragmen
tary news of the Brazilian revolt hns been
received hore. President Pcixoto still con
trols the telegraph lines. Tho insurgent
Kiuadrou is reported to have bombarded
an urneiinl town near Hlo Janeiro, but
which one It Is Impossible ns yet to ascer
tain. The liisurients captured the gov
ernment gunboat Alugoas, which lay In
the harbor and surrendered without firing
a shot. The forte at the entrance to the
harbor fired on the insurgont fleet, but
without effect. The Insurgents directed
their fire upon the arsenals and forts. The
government Ironclad Bahla, which started
for Paraguay river to oppose any revolt in
the fleet at Matto G rosso has been ordered
to return to tho defense of Hlo Janeiro.
The officers of tho government gunbeat
Tlradentos, which has been In the hnrbor
of Montevideo for several days, oxpects to
be attacked slicfr'tly by the insurgont trans
port Itaoca and they havo prepared their
llilp for action. Of tho 460 officers in the
Brazilian navy 200 have joined tho Insur
gents. THE BIG BUSINESS BOOM
Farther Clicarlng Ileports of lleflump
tlons In AH Sections.
LAwrtEKCE, Mass., Sept. 15. Phillips &
Kunhardt's mill, of this city, which hns
been closed for several weeks, will resurno
operations on full time next Monday. A
reduction of from 10 to 15 per cent, will bo
made In wages. Tho management of the
Moses and Stevens mills at North Audover
lias decided to rosuwo work Monday next.
The Frauklln mills, nt Franklin, N. II.,
will also start up on Monday. It Is prob
able that tho Moses T. Stevens & Sous'
mill, at Haverhill, and the Mnrland mills,
nt Audover, will also resume on Monday.
There will be no reduction In time or
Wages.
TltESTOS, N. J Sept. 15. The only
manufacturing establishment closed down
fiere is the Ameiican saw works, which
generally employs 200 hands. Thero are at
least 250 more potters at work this week
than last. There appears to bo a general
air of activity In business circles through
out the city.
TitoY, N. Y., Sept. 15. The Lion factory
of tho United Shirt and Collar company at
Lanslngburgh and the iEtna hosiery mill
at the snino place will start up in full next
Monday. Tho Paciflo mill nt Cohoes,
which is being operated on half timo this
week, will btart up In full time Monday
also.
FitANKLlN, Mas3., Sept. 15. Tho Hay
cnsslmere mill will probably by running
in all parts by Monday, at a probable re
duction of 10 per cent, in wages. Tho
factory of the Norfolk Woolen company
nt Norfolk will start up Monday after
a shut down of several weeks.
Wheeling, W. Va., Sept. 15. Orders
have been given for the resumption of
work in every department in the big
Klvorslde irou nud Rteel works Monday.
The works give employment to nearly
5,000 men.
Louisville, Sept. 15. The works of the
Ashland Steel company, which have been
idle for more than three months, resumed
operations, employing about 100 men.
IsnrEMINO, Mich., Sept. 15. Tho Ames
Irou company resumed work nt the mine
east of Ishpemlng with a full force.
Illcycllsts Still Drenklng Ilecorda.
SrillNOFIELD, Mass., Sept. 15. The sec
ond dny of the bicycle tournament was
even more successful than the first. There
were fully 10,000 peoplo present, nud two
world's records were broken. Tyler made
a half mile iu the second heat of tho han
dicap in 1.00 2-5, bentiug his owurocord of
1.01 2-5, made at Hartford Sept. 5; and
Sanger won the two mile handicap in
4.31 2-5, beating Johnson's record of
4.47 2-5, made at Pittsfteld Juno 24. Tho
great race of the day, tho ruilo inter
national record, was won by II. C. Tyler,
after the most exciting bicycle contest over
seen on the track. The half mile open was
between WIndle,Zimmerman and Banker,
Zimmerman crossing the tape ahead of
WIndle by a wheel. At tho conclusion of
tho scheduled races, Melntjes covered
20 miles and 50 yams in 59 miu., 52 sees.,
breaking the world's hour record.
Emigrants from IitfVrttHl DUtrlcts Coming
London, Sept. 15. Many emigrants
from the continent who were brought via
Hamburg to England, sailed for New
York yesterday from the cholera infected
port of Grimsby.
Murdered by a llurglnr.
NAPANEE,' Ont., Sept. 15. Angus Mc
Leod was shot and killed early In the
morning by a burglar whom he had dis
covered in his house. The murderer es
caped. Died.
DONOVAN. At Mahanoy City, John
Donovan, formerly of Shenandoah, aged 30
years and 11 days. Funeral on Saturday,
September 16th. at 0:30 a. m. High mass at
St. Oanicus church, Mahanoy City. Inter
meut at No. 3 cemetery, Pottsville. Leave on
11:20 train, Lehigh Valley Railroad. Rela
tives and friends respectfully invited to
attend. " 0 15 It
1"Um or Uemorrliold.
permanently cured without knife or ligature,
No danger or suffering. No delay from busi
ness while nnder treatment. Patients who
ire responsible need not y until well. A
perfect cure guaranteed. Send for circular.
B. REED, M. D.,
129 South 13th St., Philadelphia.
Refers, by permission, to the editor of the
Evening Hesald. tf
W1H Iteuio e Their Ottlce.
The Schuylkill Traction Company is build
ing an office at the power house, near Girard
ville, and will shortly make that place the
headquarters for tho company, instead of at
Ashland.
Switch-Hark Jlallroad.
Trains leave Hwltcu-tlaek depot, Maucn
Obunk. week dan, aa follows: 8.W, 10,10, 11 Jfl
a. m 1,00, ISO, lit, 6 p. m. Sundays, 1 90,
ll.ltfu. m lx M, 160. 3.11), 4.K, 6.U p. m. Bun
lays, t SH, OU p. m.
Hay M. 1MB tf
Use Wbixs' Lauitpry Blub, the btt
Blalng fat Janndry we. Bach paekago makes
two quarts, lfeta. Sold by Ceakley Bros.
1'KItaOHAL.
H, A. Acker and wife are at the World's
Fair.
County Commiislouer Reed 1. was a visitor
to town last evening.
Miss Annlo Meyer, of town, Isvisitlng her
friends at Shamokln.
Nosh Owens, of lit. Catmcl, spent a short
time In town yesterday.
Miss Ollio Morgan, of St. Clair, Is spending
a few days with friends In town,
Hon. William E. Jones, of Mahanoy City,
was a visitor to town this morning.
Rev. Wm. McNally, of Northumberland,
preached In tho Prosbytcriau church last
uvonlng.
C. Biiuuiway, the hustling manager of tho
Ktming Chronicle, spent a few hours in town
yesterday.
J. I'. Martin. Democratic candidate for
County Commissioner, was a visitor to town
last evening.
James L. Lynch and Joseph Latham
started for their homos In Seattle, Washing
ton, last evening.
Reporter Martin, of tho Pottsvlllo Evening
Chronicle, is working' up the circulation of
that leading paper In town and vicinity.
Andrew Hoppcs, of tho firm of Hoppos &
Co., Mahanoy City, yesterday received a
stroke of apoplexy . Ho is slowly recovering.
Marshall Myers, a former citizen, has re
turned to town from Philadelphia to live,
and his household goods will arrlvo iu a few
days.
David Morgan and wlfo, of Leeds City,
South Dakota, who havo been visiting town
friends, left to-day lor Ashland and Shenan
doah, whero they will spend a few days beforo
departing for tho World's Fair. Hhamokin
Ditjiatci.
Arnica & Oil Liniment is equally good for
man and boast. 25 and 50 cents por bottle
Huso Hull Notes.
Tho Mahanoy City-Asbland game was
postponed yesterday on account of rit'n.
Thopridoof Pottsville, FoxandCavanaugh,
havo been relegated to tho rear. Shcnan
doah's sluggers did tbo business.
A largo crowd will accompany tho homo
team to Pottsvlllo to-morrow.
Tho Allentown State Leaguo team will bo
tho noxt attraction at tho Trotting park.
The gato admission to tho Pottsvillo park
has been increased to twenty-live cents.
Paddy Fox is now manager of tho Potts
villo team. Tho liino in to-morrow's game
will bo: Ely, of York, and Shinehouso, of
Pottstown, battery ; Brown and O'Hara, of
tho Reading team, second baso and left field
respectively; Snapper Lang, of tho Bing
hampton team, short stop. .Mox Hill, Reilly,
Snydorand McGcttlgan will bo tho only old
mcmbors who will remain on tho team.
Fox, lato of Reading, has been signed to
play with tho home team.
Tho homo team did not go to Mahanoy
Citj this afternoon, on account of tho un
f'avorablo weather.
Tho Pottsvlllo team is drawing very poor
audiences. Tho management was out cf
pocket $81 in tho Mahanoy City gamo.
Tho noxt game at tho Trotting park will
bo botween tho strong Allentown State
League club and tho homo team. Tho visit
ing players will bo os follows : Coury, 2nd
baso ; Potts, right field ; Kappcl, 3rd baso ;
Ely, left field j Rothermel, short stop ; Moore,
catchor ; Golden, center field ; Chambers, 1st
baso ; Jordan, pitcher.
The small attendance at tho Pottsvillo
games is accounted for by the club's poor
playing.
Every team in tho county is being
strengthened by tho addition of StatoLeaguo
material.- Our boys will, therefore, havo to
play ball.
Tho Lansford Jltcord says: "It is rot
likely that tho Pottsville-Lansford series will
bo finished. Pottsvillo insists on playing
here in the middle of the week, and the
Lansford management, knowing that it takes
a Saturday gamo to ccmo out ahead, refuse to
go down in their pockets for glory."
USE DANA'S SAhSAl AEILLA, ns
" THE KIND THAT OTJREB".
l(emoeit a Tumor.
Dr. James Stein yesterday performed a
successful operation upon Sunuel Sutton, of
town, by the removal of a largo tumor from
tho tatter's left cheek.
Jcly's Jamaica Sartnparilla, tho only pure
at McElbennyW 9-12-tf
AMUSEMENTS.
JJEKGUSON'B THEATRE.
P. J, KEIICUEON, MANAGEI1.
Thursday, September 21, 1893.
...The Gilbert...
omicOpera Comp'y
Including Clias. A. Gilbert. Addle
Cora Iteed, and Flurctta, tho Fa
mous Danseuse, In a perfect pro
duction of the .......
Prices, as, 50 and 75 Cents.
Scats on sale at Klrlln's drug store.
MAURICE RIVER
COE OYSTERS
We are now prepared to till orders
In large small quantities at our
''ci-olu and retail store. A 11 orders
executed with care and promptness.
XX. KTOBLE cJ CO.,
9-1 1-lSw 8 B. Jardln tit, Shenandoah, Pa.
Bakery and Confectionery Store,
X2i Ti.' Jarctlu direct,
The Unlet rakes and bread and plain and
fanay confectionery of all kinds always kept
on hand. WM, BHUUARS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
70It HALE Nine sbaroa Hchuylklll Trac
U nonstock. Apply at this offlce. 9-IMf
IflOIl SALE. Tho Sheets property, K. Lloyd
street, and property at Hrownnvllle.
B-Hm M, M. nuiiKE, Attorney
nTOIt BALE A National typewriter in por
X1 foet condition. Will to sold cheap for
cash. Apply at this ofllce. 9-14-tt
FOH HaLE. A litter of Bmall breed pug
puppies. Apply at 210 East Centre street,
Mahanoy City, i'a. 0-ll-tf
TjiOH "ALH Household goods consisting of
a. i uwr neiiier, i oibji oac cupooaru ana
nltim- nrffrlnft ffir anlA nTtaat. Annln ! Vn 10
E. Oik street. ' 011-t'f
LOST. A blaek cow with white spot on Its
forehead. Finder will please return same
to Andrew Clilncliaok. Wm. Penn. and receive
reward. 9-U 8t
NOTICE. The parties wto left guns at my
store to bo repnlid aro hereby notlllcd to
call and pay charges on sums on or before Oot
1st. or tLov will be old. flHn mimntir.
9-14-lw lF. Coal street, Bhenondoah.
CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT
No. 207 West Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
-AGENT FOIt-
CELEBRATED LAGER
1 1
1 1
1
Porter, Ale and
Fine Old Stock Ale.
ErACOlT 1693-34.
Dancing Schoo
-COMMENCING
Saturday Fvening, Sept. 16,1893
-AT 8 O'CLOCK.-
B! HSU, IS HK!
At Bobbins' Opera House.
AciniiiyHloia, Oonts
JERSEY REACHES !
We will receive daily, direct
from the orchards, one carload
of choice Jersey Peaches. Call
early if you want good fruit at
low prices.
WOMER'S, '
724 N. Main St, Shenandoah, Pa.
Boots and Shoes
At a SACRIFICE!
I will closo out my entire stock of Boots
and bhoes, Hats and Caps at prices ro
gardlcss of cost.
38 North Main SI., Shenandoah, Pa.
For Sale or Rent!
Tlio dwelling house, No. 410 Junoberry
Alley, containing six rooms.
POR !
Double block of dwelling bouses at Nos. G01
and ouu, Turkey ttun.
T. It. BEDDALL, Attornoy-at-Law,
0-12-lw Cor. Slain and Centre streets.
BEST COAL
In the Market.
Prices per Ton, Delivered:
BTOVE COAL $3 00
CIIESTNUT COAL 3 00
PEA COAL...... . 2 00
EGG COAL ..,....... 3 00
Orders may be left at "4 East Coal street,
201 Bouth Main street.
M. L SHOEMAKER.
KTOTIOE.
I bee to Inform tbe public tbat I have pur
coaseu mo
KAItmilt SHOP '
lately owned bv William Ramer. and will con'
duct It lor tbe benefit of my ouatomera. A
snare oi your patronage la solicited.
' CIIARI.EB IllUt II,
ISIDORE FRIEDMAN
(formerly with "Wm. Derr) 13 W. Centre St.
....The Large
Dives, Pomeroy
POTTSVITjIjE, Xu!..,
Offers Many Dollars Worth of Bargains
for the Month of September.
,e"TTTE SHALL keep our storo open
VV and shall make It doubly Interesting with this special sale. Thero will
new goods added to this great salo dally. This Is a chanco for bargains tj
soldom occurs and should not bo neglected. Shrewd and well posted bargain seen
will bo on hand early. So if you want to pick up somo of tho choicest valuos you raj
do likewise. Every department will
artlclo that will move them quickly.
wishes to invest a dollar In goods can
Every department will contain srecial
Print
Department.
We havo lust received ono enso of Dross
Ginghams, fall styles, at 8ic per yard. Nono
better in tho market for 12ic a yard.
Ono caso of White Apron Cheeks, regular
10c quality; salo price Clc per yard.
Ono case of fancy Turkoy Rod Calicos, worth
8o a yard; ralo prico Cc a yard.
Ono caso of best made, fall styles, Dress
Calicos, In short lengths, from 10 to 20 yards
in a piece, at 5c por yard.
American Sateens, 15c quality; sale prlco 10c
a yard.
French Sateens, 20c quality, salo price 12Jc
a yard,
French Sateens, 25c quality, salo prico 20c
a yard.
French Sateens, 3"Jo quality, salo prico 25c
a yard.
Apron uingnams rcunccu to Jia a yard,
Oriental Cords, regular prico 121c, salo prico
5c a yard.
Fancy Goods
Department.
Felt Table Covers, $1.21 quality, G9c.
Felt Tablo Covers, $1.67i quality, 69c.
Felt Tablo Covers, $2.00 quality, $1.25.
A lot of Stamped Tablo Covers, reenlar
prico 42c, salo price 21c.
A lot of Linen Fringe 5c a yard; reduced
from 10c.
About 175 12x17 Linen Tray Covers with
drawn work, regular prico 17c, salo prlco 5c.
ana a lot ot luc and lajc .Laces, saleprleo 7Jc.
riush Tablo Scarfs, handsomely embroid
ered, ?1 50, reduced from $3.50.
A big. ioh lot of 10c and 121c Purses bo at
5c each.
A lot of Initial Ilaudkcrchlefs. reeular
prico 17c, salo prico 9c.
DIVES, POMEROY & STEWAR
5 and 7 North
O. GEO. MILLER, Manager. POTTSILLE, PA.
....Ihe First Cool
. Marks the
The Lamp Season
COME and Bee tbia season's display at our store. We have
beautiful Vase Lamps at $1.25 and upwards. Prices are
positively lower than ever before. We guarantee every
burner anil oil pot perfect. Attractiveness and intrinsic merit are
two features worth looklnt; after and their wearing qualities are
bound to prove satisfactory to the purcuaser.
Our delicious candies always take the lead.
(HRYIN, DTOCAI & WAIDLEY'i
Persons
amine your
John F.Ploppert,
U9 EAST CENTRE 81.
Bread, Cake and Pie Bakery !
CONFECTIONERY. ICECREAM, SODA WATER.
J. F. PLOPPERT.
29 E. Centre Siroot, Shenandoah.
X39 Houtli;-ainlii Street,
Hn onnri cl onli, fa,
All work guaranteed to be first-class In every
res; ect. We respectfully solicit a share ot
your patronage. Goods called torand delivered.
Russet Sboe Lncc9l
Russet Slioc Dressing; S
AT T11K
LEATHER STORE!
IU "CV. Oontro 3t.,
JOHN I. TUISZIHR,
Public Notice!
Notice Is hereby given tbat persona destroy
ing or detaining beer kega will be proseoutod
as provided by tbe Act ol Assembly approved
April (tb, 1866.
Browora' Aeaoolatlcm,
Btinn0o9E, r Jam i K8I. It
Stores of....
and Stewart
all day on Fridays, beginning Scptemher a
be overhauled, and such prlcos marked on eJ
Wo mention a few of tho Hems, but whod
now got valuounequaled in job lots of dry god
articles for this month.
Dress Goods
Department.
One caso 33 Inch Cashmere, all now shM
tormer price 3oc a yard, salo prlco 21c.
Another lot of 33 Inch Cashmere, now
shades at 25o per yard. These aro regj
50o goods and you will say so when youl
them. Wo got them especially for t
salo. 1
Another job lot of -10-incb Serges, all wJ
in an mo new snauts lor sue a yard,
same goods sold during the summer i
for 02!c.
Dark Pink Striped Serges, 30 inches wl
87Jco yard; reduced from $1.25. , 1
Fancy Novelties, 50c a yard, reduced frl
Silk and Wool Austria Cloth, same oflecll
Lansaown, -isincnes wide, 70c a yard.
Fancy Diagonals, 3(1 inches wide, 25c
yard, reduced from 371c.
Odds and ends in Illack Goods at abi
hall prlco.
Millinery
Department,
Tho spring and summer season is alJ
over and wo aro now making arrangemel
for our Fall Opening,
Tho announcement wo shall mako kno
through tho papers and circulars In gcL
timo.
We still havo jobs In Ladios' and Chlj
reus Hats suitablo for this time of
year.
All sorts of Trimmings, etc., and cspecis
Mourning Uoods that wo aro selling at
gain prices.
Centre Street,
Nieht of Autumn....
Beginning of.
QUEEN & CO., OfPMIadelpJ
bend their Ke Specialist.
To SHcnandoali, Thursday, Sept. a
Ho will bo found at tho
Ferguson House, From 8:30 a. m. to5:30p.i
wbo have beadache or whose eyes are causing 4
luiutui t euuuiu vuu uiJim uieir specialist, aod iney wm
colve Intelligent and skillful attention. NO ritahge to
eyes. Every pair ol glasses ordered is guarantij
RETTIG'S
Beer and Porter.
T AM AGENT for the
x Chas. Rettig's Cele
brated Beer and Porter In
this 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.
HOQKS & BROWn
Base Balls,
Bats,
Masks,
Foot Balls,
A full line of Stationery,
Blank Books, etc.
Ho. 4 NORTH MAIN STREE'