HE COMMUTED SLIC1DU
Tho Causo and Its Losso' .
11 did ho commit suicido? Oh I I ,
"lie same reason that thousands of others -! '
in the verge of tho samo riu, or in uu'ii -diato
il.itiger of instnity, paralysis, iuVa ,
or some other equally unfortunate resttl' n
anv nervous allertion He knew In- vn
alllicted with n nervous disorder, but .
carcloas, apparently Indiirerent to the i.u
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HAECOUST EEMAIN3 IH OFriOE.
It Is rjnderstnoit lliat lie Will Still Its
tftlu th. Gorerniuent Lvitdershlp In tit.
lions, of Commons Kitrl Kltub.rlj to
b. tu. New Foreign Secretary.
London, March 5. The manner In which
the quean announces tho retirement of
Mr. Oladitonu to the people v?lll prore In
terestlng to AmerlcnnH. It la contained
In the court oircular ami In written by a
court official. K very word of this circular
la generally submitted to the queen In nd
Tnnce. The announcement la tinted Wind
sor Castle, March 3, and begins thus:
"The queen, accompanied by Her ltoynl
Highness Princess Beatrice, drove out yes
terday afternoon." Then follows a list of
arrivals at tho cattle, headed by the
names of the children of the Duchess of
Albany, Prince and Princess Henry of
I'tttenberg, the Hon. Thomas F. llayard,
American ambassador to the court of St.
James, and the French runbatsndor, elid
ing with tl!e mimes of Mr. and Mrs. Glad
stone. It then goe.a on to enumerate all
those who attended her majesty's dinner,
wherein the names of Mr. and Mrs. Glad
atone come last. This is followed by the
information that the queen aud Princess
Iteatrlce went out this morning, nnd then
oomes the fact that a cabinet council had
been held.
Finally, following the announcement
anent the council, comes the announce
ment that the Itlght Hon. W. K. Glad
stone had an audience with the queen aud
tendered his resignation, which was gra
ciously accepted by her majesty. It adds
that tho queen has summoned Karl Rose
bery, K. C., secretary of state for foreign
affaire, and offered htm the post of prime
minister vacated by the Itight Hon. W.
E. Gladstone, M. P., aud that Earl Kose
bery has acceptod her majesty's offer.
Mr. Gladstone yesterday wrote a letter
to Earl Hosubery congratulating him upon
his accession to the premiership. In his
letter Mr. Gladstone promised to aid tho
new prime minister whenever his assist
ance was asked. It is understood that
Earl Itosebory's communication to Sir
William Vornon llarcourt has resulted in
the latter consenting to retain his position
as chancellor of the exchequer and to his
accepting ths government leadership in
the house of commons.
Lord Hosebery was busily engaged all
day yesterday. Mr. Herbert Asquith, the
homo secretary, and Knrl Spencer, first
lord of the admiralty, visited him and re
mained for sometime. Afterward Lord
Hosebery called upon the Karl of Kim
berly nnd offered to hlmthopostof foreign
secretary, made vacant by his promotion
to the position of prime minister. The
new prime minister has appointed Mr.
Monroo Ferguson his political private sec
retary, The speech from the throne proroguing
parliament was signed by the queen on
Saturday. It is neither long nor signifi
cant. The speech is the last official docu
ment prepared by Air. Gladstone.
It is stated that Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone
will go to Uridgeton tomorrow, and that
they will spend taster at HawnrdeuC astlo.
Prime Minister Hosebery held his first
cabinet council at his residence yesterday
atternoon. All tue milliliters were pres
ent except Mr. Asquith and Mr. Henry
iowler, tue president oi tue local govern
ment board, who will retain their offices,
Upon its conclusion Lord Hosebery sent a
message to the queen, submitting the
names of tbe members of tue new cabinet.
Premier Hosebery will be given an audi
ence by the queen at Buckingham Palace
at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
Interviews with leading members of tho
house of commons show that while a Mo
tion of the Radicals continue to stronglv
resent the election of Lord Hosebery in-
tteaa ot air William Vernon llarcourt as
Mr. Gladstone's successor, there is a large
preponderance of Liberals who favor loy
ally accoptlng liord Hosebery. Mr. Ilenrv
Labouchore continues to lead the irrecon-
cileables. He hints that they will soon
find an opportunity to protest in a prac
tical form iu the house of commons
against the selection of Lord Hosebery a
prime minister.
The Times today says: "The prevailing
belief is that Mr. .7ohu Morley, chief
secretary for Irclund, will go to the Indian
office, but there is much doubt regarding
his sucoessor as IrUh secretary. If the
general desire of his colleage bo that he
retain his present offlre be is prepared to
do so.
To Arbitrate Tlielr DlfT. r. ., s.
BELLAIRK.O., March 5. The v al miners
and operators of this sub-districr, contain
ing Belmont, Harrison and Carroll coun
ties, will in all probability settle the differ-
ense standing between them stnea the first
of tho year. Representatives from all the
minis in the district named will assemble
in Bridgeport on Wednesday, where the
operators will meet them to sign an agree
ment. Between 0,000 and 7,000 miners are
out. Half of them went to work this
morning. They will work under the old
scale until next Wednesday, but if the set
tlement goes through as arranged the rate
theraufter will be fifty-one cents.
An Old Ladj Barned te Death.
HailETOX, Pa., March 5. While polish
ing a stove in her home at Kuremburg
aged Mrs. beorge Jvebo's dress caught fire.
She was alone at the time and no one
heard her cries for help. When her hus
band returned at noon he found her body
lying across tho step, where she bad fallen
In her ellorts to escape from ths house.
Her body was burned almost to a erlsp.
Tried t Drown Ills Bnby.
New Yonn, March 5. Edward Guinan,
of 373 Hudson street, while in a drunken
frenzy carried his little 3 year-old daugh
ter down to tho dock and tried to throw
her into the river. The little girl struck a
timber and did not fall into the water,
bhe was not badly injured. Guluau was
looked up.
Attempted Djnamlte Outrage.
Providence, March 5. Six dynamite
cartridges wero found iu the new Kent
and Stanley building, with tuiun attached
In such a manner that when the engine
stnrted they would have exploded and
wrecked the struoture. The jKillce can find
no clew to the authors of the attempted
outrage,
bat a IImIiv on a .itnve,
Allentown, Pa., March 5. Kmil Shafer,
8 years of age, in a spirit Of mischief, seta
2-year-old boy named Wiokel on a hot
stove. The cries of tho HUie fellow brought
his mother to his rescue, which prevented
further harm. He was badly burned.
IkJisKf JnP kind 3
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East Orccnbuso, K. Y.
SCROFULA AN0
ECZEMA
WONDEPFUL M'N'STER'S
CURE I TESTIMONY
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SARSAPAR1LLA. Mrs. Bay's health woe
uuusually good up to thoago of 40. At this
tlmo scrofula taint manifested Itself In
form of Eczema. Wo bad used a variety
of remedies, with but lit tlo good result, but
DANA'S 8AUSAPAUILLA proved so of
fcctlvo that I must say It is a grand com
bination ot remedial agents.
! My son was also troubled with Eczema,
his arms, from hands to elbows, being one
bytheofDANA'38
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Disastrous ICtplosIon nt Sernntnn.
Schanton, Pn.. March ft. An explosion
In the mixing 111M4 of the llooslc Powc er
company on Saturday resulted in tho al
most instant death of Thomas Weir. Two
other employes, Wesley Stanton and
Archlo Diamond, wire badly injured,
Stanton fatally. The force of the explosion
was felt ten miles away. There is scarcely
a whole pane ot glnn in the village, nnd
Avoca, n few miles distant, suffered In
tills respect also. The streets aud side
walks of Moosic aro strown with broken
glass, shutters and doors were torn from
their hinges and plaster knocked from the
walls of buildings. The crockery in Mr.
McCrludle's fctore was entirely destroyed.
Another llrltith Victory In Africa.
London, March 5. A dispatch from
Bathtirst, capital of the British colony of
Gambia, says that a column of the West
India regiment has captured Busum
valln, a stockaded native village near
Unthurst. blight resistonce was made to
the British force, after which the natives
lied back to the bush nnd tho British took
possession ot the village. Later the na
tives returned and attacked the British
position. Severe fighting followed, but
the natives were repulsed after sustaining
heavy losses. Nine of the members of the
west India regiment were wounded.
They Put "Old Glorj" In Mourning.
WlLKKSUAltllE, Pn., March 5. The Lith
uanians and Polanders of Luzerne county
held a mass meeting here yesterday aud
condemned the Russian cossacks who re
cently murdered their countrymen and co
religionists in a Russian town. There was
a parade before the meeting, and the
American nag, draped iu mourning, wan
carried in the procession. At the request
of the police authorities the emblem of
grief was removed from "Old f!lory.""The
men snld that tho crape on the ling was
only an expression of theirsorrow over the
death of so many of their friends.
Death of l!nron Twerriemoutti.
London, March 5. The sudden death is
announced of Huron Tweedenioutb, Dud
ley Coutts Mnrjoribanks. He Wuk born in
1KJ0, and married in 1848 the daughter of
tho late Right Hon. James W. Hogge. He
was made a uaron of the United Kingdom
in 1S81, having previously been a baronet.
His eldest son, the Right Hon. Edward
Marjorlbauks, who now succeeds to the
title, is the chief whip of the Liberal party.
A Tintorlnns Orook Kecaptured.
DKNVEU, March 5. "Big Ed"Hennessy,
a notorious crook, who walked out of thu
court room in Chicago about a year ago
when awaiting his turn to bt sentenced.
was arrested in this city Saturday night
and hooKeu as a fugitive from justice,
During the World's fair, it is said, Hen
nessy, completely disguised as a country
man, was director of a bunco steering
brigade on i?touy island avenue.
Urging Ilnllglnus Liberty.
Buda I'ESTlt, March 5. This city was
the scene yesterday of a gniat gatheiiug
of people from all parts of the country to I
take part in a great mass meeting, the ob- i
ject of which was to declare iu support of 1
the government's measure providing for ,
civil marriage, religious liberty aud recog- !
nltlon of the Jewish faith. It is estimated 1
that at least 130,000 persons took part in j
tho demonstration. i
A Msxlcnn Mln. Fatnllty.
EsCAI.osi, Mex., March 5. Advices just
received here stata that a premature ex
plosion occcurred Saturday evening iu
one of tha mines at SairraMojava, just as
the lat shift of the day wai leaving.
Three ot the miners wrra killed and sev
eral injured. The Authorities) have ar
rested thr superintendent of the men upon
the cbargs of blng mpousible for the ac
cident. Mr. Wilson Kllll Improving.
Sam Antonio, Tex., March 5. William
G. Wilson, son of Congiessniau Wilson,
passed through here on his way to Guadn
lajarn, Mexico, to the bedside of his father.
While here Mr. Wilson received a tele
gram informing him that his father's con
dition la slightly improved. He will be
removed to the United SI ales as eoou as
he is able to stand the journey.
Thu lUtrWd riyinmtta Allnvrs.
WlLKKllBAHnK. Pa., March C It is three
weeks today since the ill fated tbirticii
men entered the tiaylord mine at Ply
mouth. The search for their bodies was
I tommenced a few hours after the big cave
In took place, and still there is no trace of
the missing onts. It is now generally bc-
1 lioved that It will take a week more before
any of the bodies aro recovered.
Urging a Slunster Htrlke uf Miners.
PintnuRG, March 6. A joint conven
tion of railroad aud river coal miners of
this distriot will be held here this after
noon, when the officers of thu United
Workers of America will probably again
be urged to declare a national strike. This
would affect between 60,000 and 200.WO
miners.
"A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BAR
GAIN." MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
THE LO b o THt VENUo
The Vessel Was Cut In Two as Though
Made of Cardboard.
Ro JAJJKir.o, Fell, VW, via Monte .di .
March 6. The reports of the lubs of ihe
rebel transport Veuus have been con
firmed. On Friday morning tbe artmd
rebel transport .luplter.Mnrte and Venu .,
which were lying oil Porto Madnma, took
up positions off Porto Mndamn.nnd opened
a bombardment upon the government bat
teries. Tliogunsin the batteries renpoud"d
quickly, and quite a lively Are was ex
changed, Suddenly there wan a terriilc
roar heard above the booming of the guns
and It was at once conjectured that nu ex
plosion had occurred.
It was seen as the smoke cleared away
that the explosion had occurred on the
Venns. The vessel had lieen torn in half,
nnd almost immediately afterwards the
Btcru half of the wreck wont, to the bot
tom. The bow half wits 011 lire, and in a
few minutes the flames were raging fur
iously. This portion of the Venus floated
for half an hour aud then went down.
The Venus was commanded by Captain
Vnsconeellns. He with three officers nnd
twenty-nine men made up tho comple
ment of the vessel. Every soul on board
01 iier was lost.
Some of the crew could be seen for a
time on the forward part of the vessel us
it drifted helplessly burning, nnd efforts
were made to rescue them, but the boats
that were dispatched on this work wero
Blow in reaching thu scene of the disaster,
and by the time they arrived the men on
the wreck were forced by the fire into the
water.
Mnny theories are current as to the
mum hi mu uisasier. ine mom tironiin 0
of these is Hint a shot from the shore bat
teries struck the Venus amidships nnd
ploughed its way through the hull anil
boilers. Whatever the causo of the ex
plosion, its force must have been terriilc,
as the vessel was blown into hnlves us
though made of cardboard.
Tho World's I'nlr Firebugs.
Chicago, March f.. Another attempt
has been made to destroy World's f.-ir
buildings by fire, anil proved ineffectual
only because of thu timely appearance of
a Columbian guard, who turned in nu
alarm. The lire broke out at -fillO yester
day afternoon in the station house, just
south of the Terminal station nnd within
fifty feet of the Machinery hall, nnd but
for timely interference tho three buildings
would probably have been destroyed. The
police have arrested Michael Munphy.who
was on the ground nt the time and was
unnblo to give a reasonable account of his
movements. The police think him one of
nn organized gang of men that are re
sponsible for the numerous unaccount
able lires nt Jitcksou Park.
T?e Was NKlnned Alive.
BAlinotnisviI.l.n. Ky., Mnrch 5. The
story about Leu Tye being skinned alive
by farmers iu Harlan county for kldnai
iug a young girl and -ccreting her in thu
woods has been confirmed by the father of
Miss Bryant, the )ou.irt- woman v.lio Tye
murdered about n yoar ago nenr Jellieo.
Tye was strung up by a mob near JuHieo
nt the time of Miss Bryant's, murder in or
der to compel him to confess, but he did
notandwas released, but when he wis
captured in Harlan county he confew-ed
this murder and that lie hud taken several
other girls nnd kept them in a like num.
uer iu tho woods until they died.
Whipped by a Negro Lawyer.
CLAISKBVlLI.t:. Tenu., March 5. Mrs. El
len Boyce attempted the assassination of
G. O. Boyd, n colored lawyer of w ide rep
utation, yesterday. Hoyd him some trou
ble with the woman regarding reports she
had circulated against him. Saturday
night he visited her drei-smaking estab
lishment aud administered 11 severe whip
ping. Yeiterday they quarreled, and
Boyd wh-i'Ped her a second time. Secur
ing a revolver she fired nt him tw ice as lie
was lenviiig her place, but missed him,
Before she could carry out her t lit eat of
murder the was urrested.
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DANiumy.Cotiti., March .'...limes Mont
gomery Bailey, the fninoun Banbury News
man and originator of American domestic
humor, died suddenly at 4 o'clock yeater
day morning. He had been ailing for two
weeks wfth pneumonia and bronchitis,
but his IllnetM was not considered danger
ous. Tlie announcement of his death has
cast a gloom over the city, as ho wan its
most popular and beloved citisen. lie
loaves a widow.
Mr. Bailey was Imrn at Albany, X. Y.,
Sept. 33, 1841, and moved t Banbury iu
18(10, working nt the carpenter trnde. At
t lie outbreak of the war he enlisted in the
Seventeenth Connecticut volunteers, nnd
served through the war. At the battle of
Gettysburg he was captured and sent to
Belle Island prison for two months. After
tho war he bought out the Banbury
Times, and In 1870 Isiught out The JelTer
sonlan. Tliis consolidation mndethe Dan
bury News. It was then that he began
the humorous writings that made his
paper and himself famous. He published
several books: "Ijife in Dnnbury in ',"
nnd after that he published tho "Datiburv
News Almanac," "They All Do It," "Mr.
Phillip sUoueuesR," "Tho Dnnbury Boom"
and "England Through a Back Window."
Although owner of one of the best Hav
ing newspaper plants in Connecticut Air.
Walley died a comparatively poor mnn.
Outside of his expenses he gave all his in
come to charity.
In politics ho was n Democrat. When
Danbury won made a city, in 1880, ooth
parties asked him to become its Urst
mnyor, but he refused the honor. He
was a member of tho Masonic Lodge,
Mystlo Shrine, Grand Army of the Re
public, American Authors, Authors'
Guild and numerous orders inother cities.
The funeral will bo held Wednesday after
noon. To Join Coxrj's Invnilers.
Toi'KKA, Kan., March 5. Thero will be
a big delegation from Kansas t join Gen
eral Coxey when he starts on his grand
march to Washington. Already the move
ment is tnkiug root in several of tho towns
and cities of tho states where there are
many men out of employment. Tho cluss
that proposes to take tho trip to Wash
ington are generally tramps who came
Into the stnte because of Governor Lewell
ing's famous tramp circular, and w ho aro
not citizens of Kansas. This element
wants to orgnnize and move in a body to
Massillon, O., so as to reach that place by
tho latter part of April. They believe that
they have everything to gam and nothing
to loose by joining the Ohio army in Its
march to the Capitol.
Murdered by n Legislator.
Jackson, Miss., March 5. S. A. Jack
son, a memberof the stnte legislature, and
one of the most prominent Democratic
politicians in the stnte, was shot and in
stantly killed, nnd Samuel Russell and
William Sanders, two Innocent bystand
ers, fatally wounded by Rev W. P. Rnt
UlTe, nlbo n member of the legislature and
one of the lenders of the Populist party in
Mississippi. The tragedy was the cul
mination of a political feud of long stand
ing, which was brought to a climax by a
bitter newspaper controversy. Tho shoot
ing took place nt the court house during
a sheriff's sale.
&ctt1nr Chandler's (llnomy rrodlctlon.
Hexvkii, March 5. The News publishes
a letter 011 the silver question written to
Colonel H. Piatt, of this city, by Senator
William E. Chandler, of New Hampshire,
in which tho senator says: "As to the sil
ver question, I think that light is already
breaking in the cast. As wo have pro
gressed towards gold monometallism the
busiuess distress of the world has in
creased. Bimetallism must bo secured or
there will be almost no end to the fall in
value that is paralyzing business. My
fears are that the pending distress will be
proiongeu two or ttiree years."
Stabbed Ills Sergeant with a llayonet.
NKW Yokk, Morch 5. Private MIehael
J. Quirk, of the United States army, was
remanded in Jefferson Market police
court. Ho was arrested on a charge of de
sertion and nabbing Sergeant Frede.
Quirk was stationed In Arizona. He fell
in love with au Indian maiden there. Ser
geant Frede was his rival, and apparently
a successful one. Quirk is said to have
crept into the sergeant's tent and stubbed
him with a bayonet. He then lied, and
for weeks has been hiding iu New York.
Quirk denies the charge.
Fell AsUep at His I'o.t.
WlNIMAO, Ind., March 5. A perishabU
freight train flying along at lightning
speed crashed into the rear end of another
freight nt the Pan Handle crossing here.
Hruce Ide, ths engineer, bad fallen asleep.
The engine left the track after crashing
through the cahoot e and ran three hundred
feet, turning a complete somersuult. The
engineer will die. Fifty freight cars were
almost completely demolished and their
contents ruined, stolen or sold at a song
to avoid complete loss.
Victory for Hports In Vtrglnlis.
NoitroLK, Va., March 6. The sporting
men of this arctiou of the stato won a de
cided victory when Charles Johnson, of
St. Paul, Minn., who was on trial for prize
fighting some time since a: 4 Ue Ariel Ath
letio club in this city, was aci.ui.teil. The
other indictments were nolle pressed. It
is the general opinion that busing con
tists emi take place here now without fear
I cf iuUifiTeuce.
Killed ths Night Operator.
OMAHA, Neb., March 3. Gould Still,
u'jtht operator for t h Fremont, Elkborn
nud Missouri illey railroad, at in..
SpriiiK, Neb., was ..hot and killed by some
unknown person just after ii o'clock in the
morning. He was found unconscious on
the floor by Agent Strong, and d'ed soon
afu.r.
Punk br an lew (lt.re.
Bloii Cm, la., March S. An ice rt-e
In the Mi. ouri river gave wuy unexpect
edly yesterday, and two fctettuiboatM were
caught in Ii and sunk. They were the
Maty Heiiuett and the Vint Stilling. The
crews umwihhI,
The Weather.
Threatening weather; slightly warmer;
southerly winds; probably showers tonight.
1
mm
h'Nirtellof a jwIiofct wanting
' .1 imy an iiniimion ? Why do
ui- n who try to stU such articles
"peak of the act us "working
'.!!. in off?" Sinip'y because peo
ple wa.it the l.t, and it takes
work m d likewise deception to
-til them thvi worst. This un
pleasant cq oMcncc may befall the
huusekoe; er who dttenniiies to
the new vegetable shortening.
Tha healthfulneas, flavor, and
economy of this wonderful cook
uiy. product has won for it the
widest popularity, which in turn
has attracted the attention of
business parasites who ate ' 'work
ing off" imitations and coun
terfeits. Forewarned is fore
armed. Be sure you get the only
genuine vegetable shortening
COTTOLENE.
Hold In S and 5 pound patlSL
Made only by
N . K. FAI R 3 A N K 4. CO,
CHICAGO, and
130 N. DGLAWAnC AVt,
PHILADELPHIA.
3EL jEJ 3 EJ 1
AUCTION COMMISSION HOUSE
The place for business men to send
their surplus stock of every descrip
tion for sale.
AUCTION DAYH.
Tuesdays. Thursdays, Saturdays.
Anybody cm send goods ot every dot-crip tlon
to the rooms and they will 00 sold at nuotlon
on the usual 1 erms. All goods f old on coiumfs
tlon and settlements made on tho day follow
lni the salo.
Reese's Auction Roonw
Dougherty Ilulldlng,
Cor. Centre and Jardin RtrootB
W. H.SNYDER
133 West Centre Street,
Malmnoy City, Pa.
A RTisTic Decorator
I'alntlnK nnd P.perhunglng,
Perfect work.
Bargains in nalnts and oils, plain and statnea
glass. All tho new patterns In wallpaper.
nnlly and weekly papers, novels, novelette!
and elatlonery.
Headquarters for Evening Herald.
New Discovery.
Mayers' Magnetic Catarrh Cure Is used by
vapor Inhalation and Is the only medlolneoi
the kind ever put on tho market, Hy Inhalation
the medicine is not poured into the stomach
and thence sent wandering through the sys
tem. Hut by Inhalation the medicine is ap
plied directly to tho deceased orpan nnd the
only way to reach tho affected parts In the
ro'e, Kvery bottle Is guaranteed by the
d.ugglst Price II per bottlo. Guaranteed to
cure. For sale by all druggists.
It's used dlllcrent frou. any other medicine.
Our advertised agents and all druggists are
Instructed to return the monov to any one who
falls to he cured by Ma era' Magnetic Catarrh
mire 1'rice one aouar ror 3 months' treat'
ment. This Is saylcg a great deal, liu It has
never failed. For sale by druggists, or addrewt
Tho Mayers Drug Co., Oakland, Md.
WALL PAPER I
II.VR CAINS)!
Big licduction In Wall Paper
Must niako room for an enor
mous Spring Stock. : : :
JOHN - P. - GARDEN,
224 W Centre Street, Shenandoah, Va.
1(M North Main street, Shenandoah, Pa
WHOLESALE BAKER AND CONFECTION!!,
Ice Cream wholesale and retail.
IMcnlsa and parties supplied on short notice.
JOE WYATT'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
(Chrlet. Donald's old stand.)
aula nud Coal OIm,, HliciiuuclouU.
Best beer, ale nd porter on tap. The finest
brands of whiskeys and oltare. Pool room at
ached.
Tho dan Who wrote the Song
ntvtr caret to wnmUr
tVntu hU mm irftf,"
was Inspired t 1 (lo sitting before one of my fins
Heaters. I al.-io hate on hand the best Stovei
pn H&niioi n the market and a targe stock of
lio. iuiiu-tilag Goods. I'lumblnt' roonnr
and bpouttiiK a specialty. All work guaranteed
1. O. WkTI3T.S,
or. al Lloyd and White Sts., Hhenandoah, P
SHOEMAKERS'
General Supply Store I
Wholesale and Kelall I'RIi 'KH,
a-oacnr xs. vxtyazixasai
Pergoaon House blag., Centre v r
IP YDII HAVE A TRUNK logo
IE I VJ U the depot or a parcel to se
to
send
away drop ue a atwd and we Ul oall for It.
United Stales Express,
Cor. Centre and Union Sta.