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Evening
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SHENANDOAH. PA.. MONDAY. FEB1.UAUY 5. 1801.
VOL. IX.-- vtO 42.
ONE CENT.
Mew C-oods.
Are You Ready for Your Spring Sewing ?
This is a plain question. If so wo aro ready to supply you with the goods.
Wo havo just recclvod a largo consignment
the handsomest styles you over saw. Como
Also just opened ono case of Plain and Figured Sateens, which wo offer at 12 Jc.
Tho P. N. Corset fits like a gloyo.
lleminway's silk is the only silk wo guarantee
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116-118 North Main Street, - Shenandoah, Pa..
Examine the Quality and Finish
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SOo BROOM
Every ono you buy means practically n nickle in your favor. Do
not fail to visit us during our Great Special Sale, beginning January
20th and lasting until January 29th. .During these eight working
days prices will do tho talking. Look for our circulars.
Snccsssor to ClnVII, DUNCAN I WAIDLEY,
Must "Vacate March 1st.
All Goods
Further Reductions in Dress
sfcPTt'Saa "CKdlfftt Also includes Silks, Dress Goods, Table Linens, NapklnB, Towels,
s-gw. -.. l.fl.ttS F)amies Blankets, Underwear, Chenille Curtains and Covers,and
many other artielee, which will bo disposed of at any price. Our line of Domestic Goods
wilj bo marked at tho lowest prices. COSSETS reduced ficm 50c to 38c; from "Goto 50c and
$1 to 75c. Handkerchiefs reduced from 40c, 50c, 75c and $1 to 25c. A vail yourself of this
great opportunity and call early to secure bargains.
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We Offer:
Two Cars Choice Timothy Hay.
Two Cars Fino Middlings.
Ono Car Choice Yellow Corn.
Ono Car Fancy MINNESOTA PATENT Flour.
Quality guaranteed equal to anything in the
market at any price. Our price, 5.00.
1 Car MINNESOTA "DAISY" Flour Our
popular brand, always good; reduced to$4.50
Ono Car Pennsylvania Roller Flour at $8.90.
OLD TIME Rye Flour Fresh ground.
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"We invito attention to our Special
Fine Table Syrups.
Strictly pure sugar goods at 8, 10 and 12c.
Also to our now crop Now Orleans Baking
Molasses at 50c per gallon.
Don't forgot our Fancy Northorn-grown Sugar Corn "PRIDE
OF SHENANDOAH," 2 cans for 25c.
"We open to-day another lot of Fancy Norway Bloator MackoroJ,
fino whito and fat, reduced to lGc a pound.
Mew Mag Carpets.
Now FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, 2
Now Spring Patterns.
Furniture of every variety
and price. Many specialties
worth columns of description
and praise. But we only have
room to mention a few things.
Chamber suits, $20 up ; rug
parlor suits, $40 up. All other
goods cut down at same rate.
J.P.WILLIAMS&SOto
Mew Styles.
of Whito Goods and Embroideries,
and oxaminotlie lino.
OUR -
8 South Main Street.
Must be Sold by That Date.
Goods, Trimmings, Sec.
MAHANOY CITY, PENNA.
Bargain in
Ilandsomo pattorns, and prices from 80 centa up.
yards wide, at 50c.
COUNTY Slil! LIfil
Pottsville People Don't Like
the Wilson Bill.
DISTRESS IN THE G1TY
Ilenciolrnt Societies Arc nt Work ltut
They 1'lnil It Illlucult tn Keep Up Will
tilt. Cilea of the Poverty Stricken People
Helllj mill tho Mechanic.
Special Ukiiai.ii correspondence.
Pottsville, Feb. r. There is much moro
destitution in this olty of wealth and refine
mmt than many imagine. Wo have a num
her of bonovolcnt societies hero who do good
work among tho dlstiosscd, but tho demand
upon them is so great that there is a large
number of worthy cases yot unprovided for.
It is in tho cities and large towns that most of
the sutlering exists. In tho country places
tho people aro moro in touch with each other,
they discover aflllctions moio readily on ac
count of more frequent intercourse and, as a
inlo, the spirit of brotherly and sisterly lovo
is strongor than among tho other classes.
Pottsville is almost like the great cities in
some respects. A lack of sociability make tho
mnjority of tho residents stranrcrs to each
other.
Whtn Congressman Reillv returns to Potts-
villohe will ho liko Eip Van Winkle. He
will lind nis Uretchen and his dog gone,
people who havo heretofore taken bis hand
will stare at him nnd wonder who tho nun
with tho hayseed in his hair is. Mr. Itclllv
will no ilouot say, "Jlow strange! Sly con
stitueuts don't seem to know their Conurc-fis
mau"uud tho constituents will turn their backs
upon him and say, "Hot. t on are not the
champion we sent to I 'onirics. Our Relllv
went to Washington to look alter ourintorrats
nnd protect them. but. he not swa owed hv
tho Wilson bill and died tbcro. Woaronow
looking for his successor."
His vote for the Wilson bill has nailed
James B. Reilly's cofhn so tieht that dvna-
mite won't open it. The mechanics hero who
nio working half time and some no time at
all aro bitter acaiost him and wero llcillv a
candidate for Couaresa now the Democratic
party wouldn't got enough votes to entitle it
to representation on the ticket at tho next
election, rottsvillo would give the largest
vote lor tne uepubiicun candidate and pro
tort ion ever cast in tho (own.
Tho Wilson bill's success In the Demo
cratic Congress has put new life into tho
Republican ranks and Mr. Shccner has done
well in announcing himself early. From
present indication', lie will bo the Koimb-
lican nominee, for Congress Souio of our
leading Republicans wbo would liko to go to
Congress, but who wero fearful of tho action
of Congress and hesitated in announcing
themselves, aro giving Mr. Shooncr credit for
lorcilulit.
Tho trouble in the locil Republican ranks is
not healed yet, but as about thrio weeks must
Mapse before the election takes place tho
iioctors nave a chance to get in their work.
THEY WERE READY.
Hut the Wind-up Did Not Take l'lilre i
Advertised
There were about ono hundred residents of
Cincinnati, Ohio, who had made deliberate
preparations tn die at an early date. They
aro mombors of a congregation of Seventh-
Day Advtutlsta. The excitement began last
Saturday a week ago, at tho church, 109
West Seventh street, after a sermon by tho
pastor, f.lder J. u. Wood, tie announced
that the end of the world was at hand, and
exhorted tne ralthlui to give up tbolr earthlv
treasures. Tho women rushed to the altar
and piled up their jewelry and money ; some
of tui ruou gave their watchiB, and threo or
four actually made out checks and de
limited them with the pastor. Tho iro-
cceds of the gift offering wero sent to Battle
Creek, Mich., the headquarters or thodonomi
nation.
All last week tho faithful have been at
prayers almost continually Many had their
shrouds mado aud were ready for the end.
At the services women went Into trances, see
lug visions and prophesy ; men declared that
they teen tne heavens opening, and predicted
tho immediate coming of Christ As the
world did not end last Saturday night it was
understood that a miscalculation had been
made, and a new start will be taken. Tho
church keeps what is given.
At the Theatre.
Ferguson's theatre will to-morrow night be
tho hcene or a woman's triumph. It will bo
the marvelous exhibition of strength by
Madame Yucca who is tho acknowledged
(lueen nt strong women. Mie handles bu and
120 pound weights as if they wero each a
handful 01 leathers. She holds a Sti-iwund
weight in her teeth with a largo 120-pound
dumb bells, she nnishes nor daring act with
the great lift of iv 1,200 pound horse. Her
company la filled with A No. 1 vaudeville
acts. Cal. IWcCarty will spar each evening
and will meet all coiners in his claw.
Fell on a l'svement.
While ou a visit to frienda in towu, vaster
day, Mrs. Rauchman, of East Centre street,
Mahanoy City, was injured by falling on a,
slippery pavement, fine was taken to her
homo. A mcssago from Mahanoy City to day
stated that Mrs. Rauchmau's Injuries are of
an internal character.
'Weddliiff IiivltHtloua.
Over 500 of tho finest aud correct style
wedding invitations and cards to select from
at the Hehai.p oillce. Either printed or
engraved. We can discount oity prices.
Wonders' one dozen $3 oabineta for$l. S. E,
Cor. Ceutro and Market St., Pottsville.
n-ai-tf
New Rag Carpets now pattern,
quality, large assortment, at Keltor'a.
extra
3-5t
A Happy Man
la he who uses Ked Phut OH for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Toothache aud chronic pains. It's
remedy which cures every time. Try It, IS
cents. Keel Flag Oil u MJldut 1. P. l. Klr-
Uu'a Drug Htore.
THE BOYS IN BLUE,
A Uig Time I In Mine l"nr Them In
rhliudelphlii,
Tho annual encampment of the Depart
uient of Pennsylvania, Grand Army of the
Republic, to be held in Philadelphia, March
1 and 2, Will be the largest ever held. Of
1700 elected representative" pnateommandors
and part officers entitled to a -iiibership, 1200
will, It is thought, be prc-ent. Watkin
Waters Posts, No. 1 10, of town, has selected
tho following reprwntatlves to attend the
i . ('..,. ,,,!., William Hulla
O T. Gibson and II C Hover. Alternates.
Joel D Leddcn and Lawrence Mangatu.
Tho arruiiEcments so far. as thov have been
complete are as follows : Department' head'
quarters will be established at the Continen
tal Hotel, uu the morning ot inn.ji.sy,
March 1, all tho post guards in lMiila4fflpuift'
and neighboring citifs will form for parade
under command of Captain John Dougherty,
of General E D Raker Port No. 8. aud will
march aa an escort to thodepartmont members,
from Ninth and chestnut streets to the
Academy of Music, where tho encampment
will be held.
The great camp fire will bo hold in tho
ovenine in Graco Rantist Temnlo. Broad and
Berks streets. Pait Department Commander
Thomas J. Stewart will preside. Representa
tives aud comrades of the order, from a dozen
states and other citizens will bo present to
take nart In the exerc ses.
On Friday evening, March 2, there will ho
a banquet, tho tables of which will occupy
the entiro drill room ol tho mini uegimeni
Armory, on South Broad street. Among the
guests will bo Governor l'attison and stall',
Havor Stuart and his directors of safety,
works and charity, and omo Philadelphia's
lending military and business men.
SLEIGHING PARTIES.
I'eopte Who l.i.Joy tht I), llcli 1 1 ill Wiutrr
Weiitllei.
Ono of the sleighing parties that left town
Saturday afternoon was compoed of Misses
Mattie Davis, Maggie Reddall, Hattio Mar
shall, rJllth Erdman, Klsio Usudenbush,
Bessie Phillip, Jcjsio Loucks, I.irzie Brook,
Jennie Hughes, Martha Trevttt, Alice Bed'
doll. Maud Gilpin, Ida Williams, aud Meissrs
Harry Davis, Thomas DuNnun, Mark
Edwards, Bert Davis, Harry Pratt, Charles
Kamborgor, riaiiK Uoddall ami Allrcd
Raudenbush. The party drove to Ringtowu.
where they had a joyous time, returning at 7
p. m. On tho return trip the sleigh was
overturned, but fortunately no one wap
injured,
Air. and Mrs. Samuel Wragg, Miees Gertl
and Dndio Sanger, and Messra. II. J. Evans
and Genrgo Wragg formed a sleighing party
trotu Alt. I'limel to town Saturday night
They remalutd here as the gui'Sts of friends
until yesterday afternoon, hli ighing between
here and ffit. Carmcl is sain to tie splendid
Mr. afid Mra. Joseph Hinks, Mr. aud Mrs
Richard II. llorrcll. Mr and Mis. N. ,1
lloughey, and Mr. and Mrs. Gonrgu Holver
formed a rleighing tarty yesterdayand drove
to Kingtowu, whero they spent tho afternoon
on the farm of Richard Growcott, uho served
theru an excellent spread.
Havo you heard the latest? Dr. Coxe's
Wild Cherry and Soneka is said by every one
to bo the beet l ough and Croup lemody in
tho wurm. I ins must to true.
eiiiiAitiivii.i.i:.
Thomas Butler and William Dunn, two
local liehtwelgbts, sparred six rounds with
four-ounce gloves in a hone on bocond street
on Friilay evening, for a small puise. Honors
rested easy until the last round, when Duuii
gnvo Butler a clean knock down. Butler
remained low while the time keeper called off
the seconds, lu which time bets were made
that he was knocked out. Just beforo the
tenth second elapsed, Butler jumped to his
leetaiKl bounding toward nunn struck out
right and lelt, forcing bis opponent all over
the ring and knocking him out In that round
says our informant.
Thomas Nolan, of Connors' P.ttch, chal
lenged 'Squiio Leuahan, of towu, to spar him
to a finish in tho Palace theatre on Friday
evening, for 20 a side. The 'Squhe and his
backera and trainer waited in the theatre for
several hours on the appointed night but his
challenger did not put in an appearance, and
all beta ere declared oh".
Mra. William Lloyd is ill.
Messrs. M. A. Maguiro aud William Mouu
ghan, two of our stylish and dashing young
men, glided toward Ashland Sunday after
noon in a swift running cuttor.
Thieves broke into Rettlg's rofrigorator on
Friday evening and removed two quarters of
beer. Before Agent Cooper discovered tho
loss himself ho was made aware of it by the
father of John Luskin, of Connors' Patch,
wbo informed Mr. Cooper that young Luskin,
with John Qlnley, and another young man,
bad brought the beer to tbe father's house,
and that evening intending to have a blow
out. Mr. Luskin refused his son admialon,
whereupon the young man forced an en
trance and gave his parents a boating. The
young men then sot up their beer In the
cellar and were having a royal timo dancing,
singing and fighting when they were in
terrupteil by threo ollieers who removed them
to the lock up, and later to Pottsville jail.
Fried oysters a specialty at McElhenuy'i
H-18 XI
Coming, llobblna' Opera llouae.
The Flagg Liver Pud concert and adver
tising company, No. 2, will commenoe a
three weeks' engagement at Bobbins' opera
house, commencing Tuesday, February Uth.
These entertainments are entirely free. The
company ia a good one and wo bespeak for
them largo houses while in our towu. All
under age and all coming after 8 p. ni. will
he charged 10c. So come early. Good ordor
guaranteed and maintained. Ladles are
especially invited, 1-30-tf
If there ever was a real euro for chronic,
Coughs, Colds, llronclilcal troubles and La
Grippe it is Pan Tina. Don't fall to get tbe
genuine: avoid aubstltutee. Costa only 36
Mint. f'an-Tlna Is told at P. P. 1). Xlrlln't
Drug Htore.
lleur In Mlnel
John A. Eellly's Is the place to get the
puiest wines and liquors, beet beer and ale
tod finest brands of olgare. 10-16-tf
Notice to the Public,
All persons aro forbidden to skate or
trespass ou the dams of tho Shenandoah
Water Company under penalty of tho law.
By order of the company,
1-1G-4W S. D. lln,s, Supt.
A
utii era
Several P. & R. Collieries
Resumed Operations.
SOME mish SUSPENDED
The Indian Itlilgo and Itnhliioor Collieries,
Kinploylng About fourteen Hundred
Men and Uoy, Are AtnoligTliONO Which
lln.e started tpAfeiilu.
The trade prospects for this region bright
rued up a llttlo tei-day by all except two of
the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company's collieries resuming operations
Vinong tho collieries that started up were the
Indian Ridge and Kohinoor, which had been
idle slnco tho big suspension of about a
mouth ago,
Dining tho idleness of the Kohinoor exten
sive repairs aud improvements were made.
1 be old engines In tho alopo of the old shaft
were replaced by moro powerful engines
which vere ill use in the Indian Ridge col
llery nt ono time, and in consequence of this
change tho producing capacity or the colliery
will be very much iucren'iMi ,ia the now en
gines can haul two loaded oirs up the slope
it one time, whilo the old eugino oould only
haul ouo.
Tho West Shenandoah and Turkey Run
collieries remain idle on account of repairs
and nothing has been slated ae to when they
will likely start up.
The resumption of work by the L.dian
Rldgoaud Kohinoor collieries will have a good
effect as their luslde and outsido working
ton es aggregate about 1,-lUO men and boys.
The com ined force nut of work ou account
of tho iillcmwaof the West Shenandoah and
Turkey Run col lories comprises about 1,010
men and boys.
Tho severe cold Weather almost dofeated
tho resumption eiders. At all tho colllerie
nionjor loss dilliculty was oiperlencod in
starting up on ae count if pipes auelchutew
being blocked wiih ice, but the obstacles wero
overcome and tho collieries worked all day.
Very few men returned homo this morning
WORK OP THE MISSION.
What S.jliie Young 1'iiiiplo Are Doing fur
th Poor.
At tho moeting of the Young Womens'
Christian Temperance Union, Saturday even
ing, Miss Prie-oilla Smith, superintendent of
tho flower mission, mado the following report
for the month of January: Money donated,
$1.75; monthly collection, 77 cents; baskets of
fruit distributed to the sick, $15; bouquets, 1:
potatoes, 4 bushel; meal, 1 sack; soup, 1 bowl;
vinegar, 1 bottle; tea, li pounds; sugar, 2
pounds butter, 2 pound'; eggs, 1 dozen;
soap. I pieces; milk. -1 quarts; molases, 1
quart; bed, 1; comforts, 2; coal, 1 load; jelly, 1
glass. Those wero donated to tho mission for
distribution. Srembeis of the mission mado
22 visits aud hold 5 prayer meeting. The
buperlntendent stated that several monthly
contribution have been pledged
The mission I as arranged the removal
of the distiessed Mrs. Ferns,, innn tho phce
.in East Lloyd street, to the basement of tho
Ellis building ou South Jardln street.
Vaiight uu (ho l'lr.
John Pauloklnis tried to leave town (or
Toledo, Ohio, Saturday nlgbt without liquid
aiing a $15 hoard bill Constable Glblln
arrested him as he was hurryiug to theelepol.
After spending the night in the locknp
Pnulokiuis paid the boa d aud costs and was
discharged.
They Untiled.
Adam aud William Patoskls, who are not
related to each other although hearing tho
same surname, undertook to settle) their dif
feionoes a In Corbett.aud Adam got the wirat
of it. The final round wasfought in thoofllre
of Justice Toomey, who oounttHl William out
and made him pay the cosU.
Have you tried McElhenny's fried oyslora
9-18-tr
Wall Paper Hirgnlns
Will sell my entire stock of wall paper at
tho cost of miuiufnettire In order to cloeo out
business.
Gko. W. Uasslrk, 108 X. JardlnSt.,
2-5 lw Shenandoah, Pa,
Will Jl eel To-ulglit.
The members of the Citizens' Standing
Committee will meet at McElhenny's oafo,
corner of Whltnand Contre streets, tlilsevon
ing, at 7 o'clock.
UH')r Foster's Hrteneh OIHco.
Sol. Foster, Esq., Attorney and Counsellor
tt-l.aw, of PettsviUe, has taken rooms at
McEllfenuy's cafe building and wlllopeus
branch law offlce. Mr. Foster expecto to be
in Sheuaudouh every Wednesday and Satur
day evenings, when he can ho consulted at
tho plaoe mentioned.
Fried oysters a speoiftlty at McElhenny's
9-lSt.tf
Up Town eillloe.
All orders for advertising, Job work and
subscriptions can be lelt at Reese's Auction
wd Corn mimiou rooms, Dougherty building,
V. Centre street, whore they will receive
prompt attention.
tiave you tried McElhenny's friod oysters 1
9-12-tf
For llualneva Mra Hint Societies.
The Herald has secured the right to we
tho Malette patent writlug tablet covers, with
reversible blotter, tbe only blotter tablot
rover constructed which turns under the tab
let. This is siieeially adapted for letter and
nolo heads, bill heads, statements, etc., and
will be placed ou stationery free fur the bal
ance of le& Any cue Interested will plese
call and examine the handy device, at tbe
IIekald offloe.
tenu Away.
For sixty days Keagey, the photographer,
will give a 10x18 platluuiu picture with even
dozen of his $3 oabinet
Get your repairing done at Iloldorman's.
12.27-tf
l'l!ltM.VAI
E J. Wasley spent to-day at Pottville.
S G Acker spent to-day at lUhalioy City.
P. J. Gavin, of Cllisrdvllle, Smulayed here.
Garrett Keating, of Gilbertou. wm In tonn
to day.
Ellis Lewis speut Sunday with Shainokin
acquaintances.
Miss Ella McfJohan, of HMleton.isvlsitiiu;
frienda in town.
Frank Bancroft, of Ashlatid. wm a visitor
to town last evening.
Charles Foluier. of Orwimbura. oaiue no to
sjiend Suuday with his pareutc.
Thomas McLaughlin, of Raven Run, w
seen on our streets this iroriilng.
Land Agent William II. Carter, of Ma a-
noy City, was in town this morning.
Robert Walker aud Frederick Buckln It,
of Pottsville, were vMtors to town to day
A. Heebner, of Pottsville, pamed thri ugh
town on his way to Ashland this moriiii
Mis Hattio Bowman, of Mahanoy City i
the guest of her uncle, 11. A. Swalm, o'
town.
Harry Cather, of town, is now on tho high
seas, ou board tho "Saratoga" for a year
cruise.
Lance Parker was among tho Lehigh
Valley paseengers bound for I'ottevllle this
morning.
II. A. D.ividou and Milton Rcinhold, Esq ,
of Mahanoy City, wcto seen In town tin
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Yedlneky and Mrs.
Emumel Friedman went to Pottsville to-day
to visit friends.
Martin Pureed and A. J. Gallagher wero
among the townsmen who went down to tho
county seat this morning.
Leo Donatell and D. J Doyle, of town,
and William H. Lewis, of Win. 1'enu, wore
county seat visitors to day.
S. G. M. Hollopcler, M. 51 Burke, T I.
Beddall and J. 11. Pomeroy, H-qs., attended
the civilcourt at rottsville to day.
Harry S. Roughy, wbo opened a barber
shop in Ringtowu last Tliurwiay, epeut yester
day with his parents on Vorth Jardln street.
Benjamin Daddow, ol town, accompanied
by Miates May aud Sn ink, of Shamokiu,
traveled via the Lehigh Valley road to Aah
land yesterday afternoon.
11 9 Keniglt- d.
Miss Rate Glover, o,3 of the cler)., im(lcf
Postmaster Mcllot, has tendered her resigna
tion, to tako ellect. ou the lOih lust , after tho
meeting of' tho locl Civil Service Board. Ac
cording to the itiles of that board Misa Kali"
E. Eisenhan, daughter of Emanuel E'seu
hart, of Sonth Jurdin street, is the only eligi
hlenppUcant on tho 'ist at present to succeed
Ml Glover. The latter lady held a clerk
ship under ox- Postmaater Hoyer for over two
years and during that period she proved a
very elllcient employe and mado herself very
popular with tho patrons of the office. Miss
Glover has not mado up her mind as to tho
future, hut whatever uNsignment may be
given her will be well perforijied and cared
for, as she has rare business ability and is
competent for almost any lino of clerkship.
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pi:nch. l-eti.NTS.
Last night was ico woither.
Sick out tho poor and distressed and
relieve thorn.
Splendid entortainment at Salvation Armv
barracks this evening.
There) havo been few runaway teams since
the sleighing commenced.
A children's entertainment will be held
under tho auspices of tho Salvation Army
this evening.
The Presbytery of Lehigh will meet In
town to-morrow afterno in and in tho evei
ing Rev T. II. Morrisou will bo Installed as
pastor of tho First Presbyterian church.
On Sufpli Ion.
John Tronowicz and Karl Mcrtsenkawict
wero arros'ed Saturday night ou suspicion oi
being two of tho men who broke into tho
basement of Shields' Mansion Houteon East
Cmtre street, oarly Saturday morniig, woeti
a half barrel of water wee carried oil' in mi-,-tike
for whiskey. The men were placi 1
under bill for further heating this evening
Mr. Shields is p ishing tho case becauso for
ce 1 entrances to bis place ato being mado
too often.
Imuld lie Slopped.
Many citizens are complaining that tho
borough authorities are very negligent in not
prohibiting coasting, sliding and skating on
tho pavements. Whero the avements aro
steep It is almost Impossible for people to walk
upon them The neglect of the authorities
may culminate in it number uf suits for
damages.
Ilnrchlir Care.
When seeking a newt and well conducted
safe, go to Burchill's, corner Main and Coal
itreMts. Polite and prompt attention. 11-7-tf
To Ketarn Here
Jauiea J. Breunan, who gavo up the hiuu
dry business in town about two and a half
years ago ami embarked in a similar biisinc
at Blnefleid, West Virginia, has disposed of
his plant there to William A Cather, formerly
of this plaoe, and will return here about
March 1st.
Special low prices to all In watches, Jewelry
and silverware at Holdermau's, corner Main
and Lloyd streets, 12-27-tf
Coming Kvent.
Feb. 5. Fifth grand ball of the Gymna
sium Club in Bobbins' opera house.
Feb. 5. Children's entortainment under
the auspices of the Salvation Army.
Are You Hard to Please
In MOLASSES ?
Then try our "Century."
The best in town for the price.
Heavy body, sweet, and rich
flavor, and only 10c a quart.
122 North Jnrdin Stroo