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THt RSDAY, t'EItnUAKY 1, 1691.
Rb. PUBLICAN STATE TlCKEr.
CONQUBfl'AT'LAttOBp
Hon. UAMJSIIA. A. GllOW,
OK bUSQUKHANNA COUNTY.
. lection Tuesday, February 20, 1894
FKBB COAL.
Vhe rabid editor of a Free Trade pn
lrr at Dover, N. Ii., lately lol la work
i lignum that free coal would lm a great
lieuellt to lilm. The dlscupsiou whlel
follow wu In the main us followm
Laborer You have ndmlttcd tlmt
the present (lupreaslon is largely due
tr. the uncertaluty uud delay in Tarlll
leirUlatiou.
I ', iiior Certaluly, every one admits
iiiut.
Laborer How much do you thiak
1 iiild be benefited by freo coal?
Kditar (.'oal from British provinces
o hi be delivered here at a good pvll !
at $1 per Ion, and you now pay $0.51
1it tun, and you could save $2.6u pei
ton with coal on the free list.
Laborer I undewtatid you that the
Tarlll raised thepriceof an article just
tup amount of ih duly; how, then,
will the repeal 01 a "5 per cent, duty
t) a ton of coal reduce the price ?J.5()
tr r ton '.'
E.tltni Oil ! that will be the rtsull
r.f " ouipetition, and the Pennsylvania
miners cannot c mpeto with the lulu
crt of Nova Seotia.
Laborer What will become of the
IVnnsylvanla miners?
Editor Of court-e tho mliiM will be
closed until the miners will w rk
enmn euouKh so that they also can
Hi-I I i'oal at fit per ton.
Laborer Then the new liinll la in
tended to reduce wages ?
Klitor Oh ! no, indeed, that is 111 1
1 be object, though no doubt the wuges
wil be incidentally reduced at llrat in
u my directions.
Laborer I ii'-e half a ton of coal 11
ti oitli, and you eay that with free
ml I could save $2.50 011 a ton or $1.25
(. 1 month on my coal bill. Now my
iv have been reduced -8 per cent,
a.i't vou have admitted that tho agita
ta, j of tho Tarlll question caused the
i-i'ression which reduced them. You
luw also admitted that incidentally
the proposed Tarlll itself would reduce
wui.es. IJefore reduction my wa;;es
aun tinted to 3 per day. Now please
explain how 1 am benefited by saving
$1 25 a month ou my coal bill while
I lose $21.81 a month on my wages,
I can hardly see where the saving
ernes iu.
t'ditor It !b evident that you and I
di- not think aliko on the Tarlll iuu3-
tioo. (iood night, sir.
This con vereatiou took place in the
inesence of several witnesses and lllus
trui ea fairly well the edicts of the pro-
pi i-cd Wilson Tanllon labor.
SlIhNANDOAII lUUll llllH brought
s ut ugiiiiiit the county to determine
whether or not u man can collect fees
for attendance at court In a case where
lie has been used as 11 witness against
nis wife on a charge of misdemeanor.
The ease is an interesting one, as the
1 uuty Controller's otllce holds that
being tho husband of the convicted
wuiimu the 1111111 is really liable for the
costs in tho case and therefore must
nay them before ho can collect his
fi'es. The decision of the Controller'
olllce seems fur-fetched. It Is praell
c ully shouldering responsibility for a
vvife's tort upon the husband. If thu
woman iu this case falls to pay the
)sta the county, certaluly, would not
Imve the right to sue ur imprison tho
husband for them. The wife must ro-
malu lu lull for a term that will llqui
date the debt. She cau be held per
Honully for tho liquidation, and tho
husband, it would seem, stutids as a
stranger to his wife iu this case.
Admiral Beniiam uud Pugilist
t'orbett are the American lions of th
day. When challenged both are
chauipious at Da Gaiua.
Tho Houbo So Deoidos by an Over
whelming Voto,
IT GOES WITH THE WILSON BILL.
Mr. U'llion Claim n Siiro Mnjnrlty for
IIU MpHinre of Thirty-four Vote Ken
tiirlilnn DltgtMteil with the Prupinml
WhlHky LcglNlntlon.
Wasiiinotos, Feb. 1. The Internal
revenue bill was placed ns a rider upon
the tarlll bill Into yeitorrtay afternoon by
n voto of 175 to fifl. The entire day was
spent in the consideration of amendments
which were offered to the various Internal
revenue fentures. The principal light
came upon the proposal to Increase the
tax upon whisky from CO cents to tl and
extend the bonded period from three to
eight years. These provisions, especially
the one looking to an increase of the
bonded period, were bitterly opposed by
prominent members upon both sides of
the house, and despite lie opposition tho
latter pioposltion, that Is, the ono to in
crease the bonded period to eight years,
was stricken out, while the increnso of
the tax from 90 cents to (1 was allowed to
stand.
The Kentucky members say that this
will bring ruin and disaster to the whisky
Interests of their state. Kentucky alone
has over 8fl 000,000 gallons of whisky now
In bond, upon which the tax will be In
creased without giving them the benullt
of an extension of the bonded period.
Only one other amendment of impor
tance to tho internal revenue features of
the bill was carried. It was a proviwm to
extend tho operation of the Income tax to
all moneys and personal property given or
bequeathed by inheritance. This, it is
estimated, will increase the revenue from
the income tax about fJ.OOO.OOO per annum.
After the disposal of the internal reve
nue amendment a row occurred over tho
four amendments to the barley schedule
which were pending last Saturday, and
by dint of maneuvering Mr. liOckwood,
who Is opposing them, managed to pre
vent a vote until the hour of recess ar
rived. At 13 o'clock today tho tarilt bill was
reported to the house. Three hours is
then allowed for closing the debate, one
and n half hours on a side. Mr. Heed will
make the closing speech for his side, and
Speaker Crisp and Chairman Wilson will
close tho Democratic side. At 3 o'clock
the vote will bo taken upon the bill and
pending amendments. Several separate
votes will probably be demanded upon
amendments, among them being the
nmendment abolishing the sugar bounty.
This may delay thu Dual vote until oven-
in.
Under the rule the only motion which
can intervene before the llnal votoistaken
upon the passage of the bill after the
amendments are disposed of is amotion
to recommit with or without instructions
As the ltepublicnns have decided to refuse
to loin in tlds effort to recommit tho bill
It is a foregone conclusion that it will be
defeated, if made.
A Heini-ollleial estimate mnde by Clmlr
mnn Wilson and some of his friends upon
thu committee who have studied thu sit
uation gives the new tariiT bill at least 31
majority, as follows: For Democrats,
18'.'; Populists, 11; total, Iff). Against
Itepublicans, 1!M; Domocrnts, 33; and 1
Populist (Xewlands of Novada); total, 159.
Tho last night session of thu tariff do
bate' was unusually interesting. The
speakers were Messrs. liaker (Kan.), lling
hnm N Y.), Hooker (N. Y.), Kern (Neb.).
C'ainineeti (Oil.), Cuiniuings (X. Y.j,
Stalling (Ala.), Cooper (Tex.), Iilatichard
(La.), llyau (X. Y.), Paseall (Tex.), lie
Cleary (Minn.) and llouck(0.). Mr. Cilm-
mlngs made a vigorous speech against tho
bill. As the representative of the labor
organizations, thu steel pun makers, the
cloak makers, tho diamond workers, the
typographical union and other similar or
ganizations ho protested against It. It
was drawn with a total disregard of their
nleresls. It was after midnight when
the house adjourned.
Theentire lime of the senate was con
sumed in the discussion of the resolution
of Senator Stewart (Xev.) declaring that
the secretary of tho treasury has no power
to issue the bonds for which bids have
been Invited. Senator Allen opened the
discussion in support of the resolution.
Senator Hoar surprised some of his Re
publican colleagues by sustaining thu po
sition taken by Senators Allen and Stew
art, and Senator Gormau made n speech
directed principally to replying to tho par
tisan strictures of Senator Sherman ou
Tuesday, but giving no expression of his
opinion as to the authority of the secre
tary of the treasury to apply tho proceeds
of the bonds to meeting current expenses,
Tho bond resolution went over.
An Klopi-iiieiit I'roveritml
llANOnlt. Me.. Feb. 1. Howard W. Simp-
sou, of this city, and Miss Fstello Hlaucho
Malouey, of rrnnklln, Pa., daughter of
George C. Moloney, a prominent citizen of
that place, were secretly married. The
bride is just 18, and has lieeu here visiting
her bister, Mrs. liolaud W. btewart. The
brido's sister and her husband In somo
manner learned of the marriage and ar
rived at the depot before tho departure.
The bride was seized and carried bodily to
carriaite. while a liberal horsewhipping
was meted out to the" bridegroom. Tho
bride was then spirited from her dlsconi
fitted husband.
ltaldlng Mansfield Anarchists.
MassFIW.1), Pn., Feb. 1. Twenty dep
uties under Chief Lowroy mado a raid ou
the anarchist settlement at Bower Hill
and arrested ten Slavs and Italians. They
nre regarded as dospernte men and are now
in jail. Another raid was made during
the night, and thirty foreigners suspected
of burning the Essen tipple on Saturday
were captured. The men were all armed,
and soveral resisted arrest.
Threw Himself from a llrldge.
New Y011K, Fob. 1. William Brunuer,
n well known manufacturer of embrodt
erles, committed sulclda at dusk last even
ing by throwing himself from the Wash
ington bridge. Ills body was terribly
mangled. Temporary insanity, resulting
from business depression, is supposed to
ba th oausej
Dayton's Unemployed
DATTON, 0., Feb. 1. The Btate legisla
ture having authorized the city to issue
bonds for fftO.OOO to raise funds for the em
ployment of needy workingmen shows
about S00 dependent people, who have no
Income whatever.
Dentil of Kx-Cuugressllinn I-anslllf.
UTICA, N. Y Feb. 1. Ex-Cougressman
I and ex-State Senator Frederick Lansing
1 died at his home In Watertown, aged 60.
SNUBBING GOVERNOR TILLMAN.
4. South Carolina Mnynr's Vigorous Let
ter to the Chief ftxectltlvo.
DAltUxmoN. S. O . Feb. 1. When Gov
ernor Tillman's letter In reference to tire
cllseusary law was received by Mnyor
IMrgnu a meeting of the city council was
called. Mayor Dargan, at this meeting,
submitted a letter to Governor Tillman,
which met with the approval of the coun
cil, and was ordered forwarded at once.
The letter says In part:
"I llnd nothing In tho act In question or
In any othor act of the legislature requir
ing the mayor to give you or Mr. J. P.
Kervln satisfactory or other assurance
that we will obeyed this or any other law.
As there Is nothing In the net giving either
of you authority to require such assur
ance, and as 1 am not nwaro of any other
law requiring tno to Blve to you orMr. J.
P. Kervln any promises as to my contem
plated ofllcial or unofficial Intentions, it
appears sing-In- 'bat either or both of
yon should all"w jour respective boards
to delegate you to exact promises from
officials with whose business you have no
concern whatever."
lltlltliury Hatters Ili-nnmo.
DaxbuiiY, Conn., Feb. 1. The long lockj
tit at tho bat factories is practically ondeil
by tho rctit :i to workof mostot theunlon
men. Then v ere tunny desertions from
the ranks ot tho unions, mid hist night
most of them held meetings and agreed
that those who wished to return to work
In the Independent shops should bo al
lowed to do so. Five shops opened yes
terday as union show, and another will
follow this morning. The twelve others
opened independently Monday, and today
had most of the old employes back. The
lockout lasted ten weeks, and it Is esti
mated that, it has cost the city $000,000.
During the lockout not an arrest has been
made for violence.
ConnellHVllle Colto Workers,
Conni:li.kvilu:, Pa., Feb. 1. Today tho
new sliding wage scale went into effect at
the works of the II.C.FrickCoke company.
Somo of the other coke operators claim to
bo paying 15 per cent, more than thoFrlck
scale, while the workmen insist that they
are receiving much less. Never In the
history of tho coke region has there been
so much mystery surrounding tho wage
scalo question, and it seems to bo a strug
gle on the part of each operator to secure
an advantage over the other and at tho
same time give out to tho public that they
are paying more than they really are.
London Anarchists Threatening.
London, Feb. 1. Tho Morning says that
a number of French, Spanish, Italian and
German anarchists met at Soho to protest
against the execution of Vaillant In Paris.
A number of vehement speeches wero
made. A Frenchman proposed that if
Vaillnnt was executed an attack be mado
upon the French embassy in London. This
Idea found favor, and It was received with
cheers and cries of "blow it up," and re
sponsive era of "we will." Tho meeting
was attended by the most dangerous sec
tion of the anarchist party.
They Will right Extradition.
.TAfKSoNVlhl.E, Fla., Feb. 1. -Deputy
Sheriff Vinzant left last night for St.
Louis with requisition papers for Mrs.
Townscnd and her daughter. Miss Arm
strong, who have been victimizing the
people of this city for the lust three
weeks. Their scheme was to securegoods
from merchants ou trial, to be retitrned if
not satisfactory. They invariably kept
the goods, buf never paid for them. The
women have been arrested in St. Louis,
but will light extradition.
The Order of Solon Wins.
PlTTMil nu, Feb. 1. Thomas Patterson,
Esq., master in the celebrated Solon case.
filed his report, declaring the deed of vol
untary assignment to M. G. Clark void
and directing the transfer by Mr. Clark
assignee, of all moneys and securities re
ceived by him from the Mercantile Trust
company, teeeiver, to the uruur 01 bolon
and declaring the Glenn I. Folsom corps
of officers as the proper and legally con
Btltutcd officers.
The Itoilil Isiue a Slleres.
Washington, Feb. 1. The success of
Secretary Carlisle's proposed bond loan
was fully assured when the department
closed yesterday afternoon, as the oilers
to take bonds received during the day,
added to those heretofore received, make
an aggregate of between J65.000.000 and I
i70,0C0,0M). The present expectation is
that the secretary will make public the
amounts of the offers and the prices this
evening.
To rrnctlre Itcforo tho Supreme Court.
Washington', Feb. 1. The twelfth
woman admitted to practico before tho
United States supreme court signed the
roll at that bar yesterday. She is Miss
Kate H. Pier, a preposessinu young lady
from Milwaukee. Mrs. llelva A. Lock
wood was the first woman attorney to ai
pear there, being admitted in 1BVJ
Killed In h Money IlUpute.
Bp.ookvillk, Ind., Fob. t. At Iluena
Vista, a rural village in tho back part of
the county, Stephen Diltr. and Marion
George became involved iu n quarrel over
a small sum of money. Diltz plunged a
knife clear to the handle 11110 George's
breast, producing instant death. Dillz
was arrelud.
Cut Hit Daily's Hiroat.
Elyiiia, O., Feb. 1. Mrs. .Jacob Hart
ley, whose husband died recently, became
despondent and killed her lo-montbs-old
child by cutting its throat with a razor.
She then attempted to eud her existence
in a like manner, intiictinK several ugly
gashes. Her recovery is doubtful.
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drink, Tho germ of consumption U every
where prosent. Tho germ begins to grow as
soon as It roaches a wean 8ioi in me uouv,
Hntnrrh. Ilronchltls. and a scrofulous condi
tion, furnlkh theso weak spots. Tho way to
fight theso germs begin txtrli render the
liver active and purify tho blood with Dr.
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CHiLUftLiN Nfl.,WLY r-5CAh't
A Hchonl Itim.e lllown Down While
Filled with .Heliolnm.
CllAMRKItsnuuo, Pa., Feb. 1. Tho new
primary schoil building at Southampton,
in this county, was blown down and to
tally demolished during a heavy wind
storm which prevailed here yesterday
afternoon. The building was filled with
scholars at the time, but nil of them es
caped without serious injury. Miss Mary
lthOne, tho teacher, Was slightly bruised,
as were several of her little charges, and
how It was that they escaped death seems
bard to explain, as they were all inside
when the roof was carried away and the
sides fell in.
Our New Minister to Sweden.
Washinuion, Feb. 1. In n list of nomi
nations sent to the senate ij the presi
dent wero these: Thomas B. Ferguson,
of Maryland, to be envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary of the United
Stales to Sweden and Xorway; George I).
Uryan, of South Carolina, to bo collector
of customs for tho district of Charleston,
S. C; W. H. Hoblnson, of Virginia, to bo
collector of customs for the district of
Tappahnnuock, Va.
Will right for Ills Olllre.
St. Louis, Feb. 1. Uuilding Commis
sioner Georue H. Held was removed from
office yesterday by Mayor Walbridgo.
Held went Into court this morning and
mado application for a writ of certiorari.
The judge reserved his decision. Ueid,
who was appointed by ex-Mayor Xoonan
three years ngo for a term of four years,
had a little over a year yet to servo ac
cording to the law governing appointive
officers.
Nntllrnl Gas In Illinois.
' RoniKSON, Ills., Feb. 1. Some dozen or
more wells 111 this vicinity, while being
drilled at a depth of over a hundred feet,
have given strong indications of natui ii
gas. On a farm a few miles south of this
city, a pretty strong vein of gas was
Btruk at a depth of 170 feet. It was piped
to the house and utilized for Ifeht and
heating, and still holds out afteratwu
week's test.
31nuy Lunatics Illegally Detained.
Fnuuus Falls. Minn.. Feb. 1. The re
sult of the recent decision of tho supremo
court declaring tho Insanity law uncon
stitutional Is already felt in tho hospitals
hero. Nearly f00 patients now in tho va
rious insane hospitals throughout the
state have been committed under the law
just declnred unconstitutional, and may
secure their liberty on demand.
Cars Rolled Down nti Embankment.
HoXKSDALi:, Pa., Feb. . A local pas
senger train on the Ilonesdale branch of
the Erie railroad was thrown from the
track near White Mills, Pa. Two coaches
and tho baggnge car roiled down nn em
bankment ten feet high, tho engine re
maining upright. No one was seriously
injured. Spreading rails caused the acci
dent. Chaiabershtirg's I-ncal Candidates.
CllAMnEUSUUUO, Pa., Feb. 1. The Ito
publlc.ins ot this city at the primary eleo
tiou last night nominated John ii. (Jrrfor
burgess, and the Democrats nominated
Samuel Monath for the same office. Both
parties have also nominated candidates
for councilmon in every ward in the city,
and the light promises to be interesting.
Hold Ilnrglur Receive I.lttlu Itnoly.
Chicago, Feb, 1- Banker E. P. Hobln
son and his wife were bound and gaged
bythreo men iu their homo at Maple Park,
live miles from here, during tho night,
and the house ransacked. The robbers
were not well rewrded,astheygotbutK0.
IVekhuin Will Not lie Coiiflrmrd.
WAslliNC.'MiN. Feb. 1. Wheeler 11 Peck
hnm. Piei-icent Cleveland's latest 11011.1
nee for associate justice of the hiipreim
court, will not lie cuuliruied Tins ui-er
tlon is bned upon a i.niMf-s ol the oppo
nentsof Pecl.hnm in the senate.
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Fnt Morteaeo 30 Tears 8 Pap Gsnt.
COLD BONDS
Offer ed to Public Subscription at par
Thpsc. bonds nro 1bruc(1 and offered to sub
scribers In denominations of J 100 $fW0nnd $1,0(0
each, Interest pitvnble semi-annually in May
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deemed The company will reserve the right
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The total autho.lzed issue liJ50,000. ot which
UluO.o 0 will be sold at present The remainder
can be used only for the oxti-nsloa of the rod
to Delano and uakr sldo Park, and the purchase
of cars und otter equipments for the samo.
The mortgage securing theso bond is au ab
eolu etlrstleln upon all rlghtsnnd tranchUos
of th lakeside Railway Company, together
with lis line of railway between Shenandoah
and Maaanoy City, already ronstruetcd, und
the extension to Ijikei-lde Park to I'll con
structed at an early day.
The Lakeside Hallway between Shenandoah
and Ma anoy City Is constructed in a most
thorough and substantial manner. Tho road
wavls laid with 7" nound T r.illf. the brldees
am all Iron, and tho overhead electrical work
Is of the very ben character
rne comraomous nro-proor power doupb situ
ated 011 North Kallroad street, In Mahanoy
ity, Is buut rf stone und eorrugated iron and
en .ipneawun aaounie set 01 tieciric gene
rators.
The olectrlo riant is 01 me latest wetting
utn nalternnf the finest character.
Tno Mienandoah branch Is about 6 01 miles In
length, en. bracing a population or about XI ' 00,
lncluui' h meimnuoan, -ionanoy uuy ana in
ternieiliiite mints nlonc the line.
The dlHtinco to Like side Irnm Mnhmoy Cltv
via Hoblnf on's. llowman's, fchoemaherV, I'ark
l'lace. Trenton and Delano is about 7 miles.
The line to l.aliesldel'url: with ltB facilities for
traivi and easy access to the most popular sum
mer resort In tho Anthracite coal rcclor.s, will
he a prolltable adjunct to the entire lino In the
summer iioniha, and a great pleasure road.
The KqnltableTrustCompiny, of Philadelphia,
trustee in the mortsrave for the bonds 01 the
Lakcldo Railway Company and tho bonds are
an absolute llit leln on all t ie rights, f ran
chlios and property of tho company. For
furthor particulars apply at the offlco of the
company, Knapp's building, Mahanoy City,
or to
1-29 tf Treasurer Lakeside Hallway Co.
lEt-HU ESSIE'S
The place for business men to send
their surplus stock ot every descrip
tion tor sale
AUCTION DAYS,
Tuesda)s, Thursdays, Saturdays.
Anybody oan send goods ot every description
to the rooms and they will be sold at auction
on the usual terms. All goods coldon commls
Blon and settlements made on the day follow
leg the sale.
Reese's Auction Rooms
Dougherty Dulldlng,
Cor. Centre and Jardin Btroote.
POMPLEXIOU
U POWDER. Ill
PIZZM'S
u: jlMji.: in
' B1!! VI ICflW a Bit II (I'M 8
1 11 m n & m di itciii.iiaEtiiNfti in i
THKATRK UUILDINO
ti;iiiiFiiif nil, rcniSj
1 . .
- CAPITAL, -
. W. kElSENKINQ, President.
P. J. FEIIQUBON, Vice PresKWil
It. LEtHKNIUNO, Cushler.
a. W, YOST, ABSlsUnt OnhUr
Open Daily From 9 to W
3 PER CENT.
Interest Paid on Savings Deposit.
Easily, Quickly,
Permanently Rested
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY,
nnd att tho train of evils
1 rom early errors or 1 ater
excelled, the remits of
o erw ork, ft I c k o e s i ,
worrv.etc. FulUtrenjjth,
development ant tone
given to ery organ and
not tion of the body
Mmplp.nntural methods.
Immediate ImproYenwrt!
neon, Fnlture (mpoanlble.
2,(100 references. Book,
explanation am! proofr
mnIcd (sealed) free.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.
BUFFALO. N. Y.
flLPHOID
BOW.
A revolution
In corset making!
Homethlna new j
No breaking; no
rust.ng;nowrIuk- ;
ling. Thinner and
cleaner than
whalebone, ami tonl
times as elaatio and
durable. Ladles delighted.
in all shapes. or sate by
OWENS,
Shenandoah i Pa,
aLE-AJarST BROS.,
Bottlers ot nil kinds ot
TEMPERANCE: DRINKS!
AND MINERAL WATEIIS.
Whiss Beeii n Specialty. Also bottlers i( the
KluoMt Beer.
17 and 1! reach Alley, Nil fflfAXDOAlA
TF Y0TT HAVE A TRUNK tgV to
xU 1VJU the depot or a parcel toliend
nwuy drop us a card and wo will call for It,
United States Express,
Cor. Centre and Unl' n 8ta.
LOREICEMIDT'S:
Celebrated Poller, Ale and Beer
JAMES SHIELDS.
Manaijor 8henandoah Branch.
Pitt's Popular Saloon,
(formerly Joe W jatt's)
19 .,id 21 West Oak Street,..
liHKHANDOAir, PA.
tar stoiCod with the beat beer, porter, ales,
Thlsklss, brandies, wines, etc. .Finest clears
' tirr bsrautched Cordlsl Invitation to sll
WALL PAPER I
BARGAINS !
Big Reduction In Wall Paper.
Must make room for an enor
mous Spring Stock. : : : :
JOHN - P. - CARDEN,
224 W. Centre Street. Shenandoah, Pa.
104 North Main street, Shenandoah, Pa.,
WHOLESALE BAKSU ASD CONFECTIONER.
Ice Cream wholesale and retail.
Plcnlos and parties supplied on short notice.
SALOON MM RESTAURANT,
(Christ Howler's old stand.)
tlalu titiaciiulblN,, MltenuuiIOHli.
llest beer, ale and norter on tap. Tho finest
orandsof wnUkeys and cigars. Pool room at
tcnea.
W. T. DECH'S
Wheelwright Shop
Has been removed to Pear Alley.
Iletwecn Centre and Lloyd Streets.
Wheolwright work, Carriage and
wagon building, llorseshoomg
and General Repairing of all
kinds promptly attended to.
The Man Who wrote the Song I
"Jlc never caret to wander
trom Ms own ftrestde,"
was ln;ptrod while sitting beforo one ot my Hne
Heaters. I also have on hand the best Stoves
llousefurnlshlng Ooods. Plumbing, rooang
and Spouting a specialty. All work guaranteed.
Cor. 0! Lloyd and White Sts., Shenandoah, Pa.
of iH
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