Evening Herald.
WKDN':si)AY, MARCH 7, 1H(,
THIRD EDITION
ITS WONDERFUL EPFIOAOY.
Xewspaper. Aitunt Dr. Diivld Kennedy'
Kitvorltn ltrm"dr In All It lit CihIiiikiI
Tho intense interest tnkcn In the cures
made by Dr. Kennedy's Favorite ltemedy,
at Athens, N. Y., nnd other places, ro
suttod In the Allmny, N. Y., .louriml
sending a special representative to Athens
to Investigate tho cusih, and it wns found
that tunny of them worn wonderful.
In lliu cacs of Mr. Lewis Clow, who
had chronic kidnoy disease; Mrs. Casper
llrookB, suffering from fomalotrouideand
kidnoy dlseaso, and Mr. Win. Tiffany,
who sulTored from general prostration, all
were abandoned by their attending phy
sicians. T)r. Kennedy's Favorite ltemedy
was then used by tlium, nnd in every cao
an nbsolttto cure was effeetod.
I.nnk fit the Hnilmced l'rlcea.
Must be closed out bv Monday next
IamiI. at some ol the tirices nud you will
see at once that you are missing a chance
of a life time by not calling and buying
at our store. .Molasses, o cents per quart;
best table molasses, 8 cents per quart;
bottle of pickles and chow-chow, worth
5 cents, Helling at 5 cents per bottle:
vinegar, best white, 10 cents per gallon
best brooms at is cents each; ltoyal
baking powder, pound cans, 10 cents:
salmon, ner can. II cents: (i boxes ol
l-'rench sardines, 'St cents: 4 cans of peas
''. cents, host extracts (sold evervwnere at
.'.' cents) we sell two for 25c; 1 dozen gol-
lets. IS cents: best Uhlna souii mates.
and ll cents each; a-giillon crocks, A and 10
cents each; good rag carpets, 15 and Stti
cents ner vard: fine linen tow clings, t yards
lor a5 cents; good shaker llannel, 40 incites
in wiiitu. ft cents ner yarn, it is im
possible to mention all the goods. Secure
your tea. ft brands, belt, .25 cents per
tiound. Tills will be vour last chance, as
c must sell out this week. Don't forget
me place. ' West eutre street, hliennn-
lo.'ih, I opposite Ileese's Auction
lt'i'iins. :l-3t
Usk WeI.i.s' I.aiiniiht Ul.t'K, the best
llluemg lor laundry use. Knck package
makes two quarts. IKcts. Sold by
Musser & lleduall.
I'Nir tho best nhotogrnnhs go to Won
der's, southeast corner Market anil Centre
streets, I'ottsvillo.
Have
oysters?
you tried McKlheimy's fried
fbtn Baby was net, wo gave ner OosutU.
When ahe vrm a Child, stie cried for Castorta,
Whea the tweame Mls, she citing to Castortf.
the had CfrlMreo. she gave them Costal
Get your repairing
man's.
done at Holder
It Suits tho People
Is what drustrlMU siv. because thev are tired
of the many bluer rough remedies. l'an-Tlna
l ll.e mint pt-i.JUt tatting medicine,
julehly cure" Coughs, ("olds, Tliront ana
Lime disorders, 'Jsi c-eniH. ran-Tlns la sold at
r r. U. Klrlln's dnat hlore.
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PPMTC DCD V H D fl
Ullll 1 O rCil I HnU
for all wool
J5c, 40c ami Doc per yard for Home-made Hag
Carpcu ihat wilt wash at
D. Fricko's Carpet Store,
10 8ntb Jardtn.Stroet,
MA11AMOT OITT.
MAHANor ClTr, March 7.
,T. If. I'omerov. K. J. I'omerov. John .1.
Mcdowan nutlT. J. Mullnlicy were among
he mourners at iUlllon Ucinnoius
funeral.
Thn "Diamond llreaker" will bo nro-
duccd by an excellent company In Kafcr's
opera house on Snturdny evening noxt.
John Weber. ex-Clilef llurgess. was
made happy yesterday morning, by re
ceiving a bouncing baby boy.
John and August Mlnchhof have bought
out the l'alaco hotel recently owned by
tlielr mother, on i'.ast Uentro street, ami
will make alterations that will put the
place on a footing with the finest house
n town.
Mrs. O. H. Glntliner and Mrs. Schrier,
of Hast Centre street, went to I'hlladel-
iina yesterday morning.
I'. J. McMann. of llrooklyn. called on
lry goods merchants here yesterday.
Mrs. J. 1J. Irish, of Norrlstonn. and
Miss Whotstono. of Tamaiiua. have been
the guosts this week of their sister, Mrs.
W. II. Snyder.
I'etcr Iiltsch will soon go housekeeping
n his newly furnished residence at 1010
Must Centre street.
Fred Hopkins, motorman of enrnumber
41, will remove from Shenandoah to Knst
Centre street.
Michael Kochana and Stephen Chusko
drank beer together on Monday night,
and Michael became incensed at Stephen
because the latter persisted 111 passlug
him schooners instead ot ponies, where
upon Michael fell unnn the offending
Stephen and administered n severe beat
ing. Kochnna was committed to the
lockup by Justice May in default of f.100
to keep the peace.
Mark Shurkus. of Shenandoah, was ar
raigned before Justleo May, yesterday
morning, by Joe Savage, of St. Nicholas,
charged with being unduly intimate
with Joe's wife. From the testimony it
seems that while Savage was serving
ninety days In I'ottsvillo jail Mark fell In
love with .Mrs. ravage, and in order to
cnue a like feeling in tho heart of the
lomdv wife, treated her to sweet wines
and whiskies that were dosed with love
powders. The Justice committed Shurkus
to jail for a further hearing at the -March
term of court.
Fully three thousnnd people viewed the
romains of the late Milton C. ltehihold,
as they lay at his father's residence on
ueutro street yesterday morning. ine
funeral procession passed slowly to the
Lehigh alley station, wnere a special
train of six coaches were in waiting.
These were lllled bv about four hundred
people from this city, while others got
aboard at different points along the line.
On arrival at i'ottsvillo the loiiownig
pall bearers of tho .Masonic order took
charge of the casket: Messrs. I. Y.
Sollenberger, J. A. Depow, John Holland,
Sr.. .1. Uurd Irish, O. J. Goodman, A.
1'almer, K. Harlow and Dr. George F.
IJrendle. The carriages formed at the
Pennsylvania station and were followed
by the Masonic Lodge of this city, the
Young Men's Hepubllcan Club, the
Schuylkill County liar Association and
funeral hundred relatives and friends.
Among the mourners were six of Mr.
Keinhold's fellow students from tho
Huckuell University, one of whom made
a touching nddress over his late class
mate. Itev. A. M. Woods, of Mahanoy
City, conducted the services and several
times moved the assemblage to tears.
The Masonio ceremony was also per
formed, after which the casket was
lowered to its final resting place.
hiu! Nee It.
Keagey, the photographer, has a great
(.'1.00 bargain. Go and see it.
CUNTKAt.I.V.
Mrs. Frost returned yesterday after a
short visit to Mt. Carmol.
James May, of Shamokin, was among
tho visitors to our town yesterday.
Miss Mary Moran, returned to Philadel
phia yesterday, after spending a few
pleasant days with her parents here.
Miss Mary Sweeney, of Aiidenrcid,
returned yesteiday after a pleasant visit
to town.
Percy Snell, of '---n . i '1 A'' '.yers,
of Oakland, were married at the latter
place last evening.
Anthony Craig, a driver at liognn col
liery, was painfully injured yesterday by
being kicked by a mule. He had brought
the mule to the stable after working all
day and was in tho act of taking the har
ness off when tho animal began kicking
and hit him a vicious blow on the head.
He was taken to the State Hospital at
Fountain Springs.
The Chief Burgess nnd Councilmen
elected recently will be installed this
evening.
Are we to got the electric rallroftd, or
was the rumor ou that subject sometime
ago a hoaxf is now the subject ot con
versation. Friod oysters
benny's.
a specialty at McKl-
Dots't Tobacco Spit orSmokeyour Life Away
Is the truthful, startling title of a llttlo book
that tells ull about No-to-b&c, tho wonderful,
harmless Guurunteeit tobacco habit Cure. Th
:ot t i trllliriK and the man who wimts to quit
nd can't runs no physical or unsocial risk In
dulr.if "Nn tn.hao Knlll iV ell (lrilfnTlttta.
Ilook at drugstores or b
bin
mall tree. Adnrewi
The Sterling Kcmedy Co., Indiana Mineral
i .Miner:
w & s-ly
Springs, lnd.
Coming J.vents.
March 7 and 8. Dr. Logan, the con
verted Indian, at the Salvation Army
barracks.
March 8. Special Grant Hand concert
hi Robbing' opera house. Admission 10
j cents.
March 10. A grand ball will be held In
Bobbins' opera house on St. Patrick's
Kve.
March 20, First grand ball under the
auspices of the Monaniore Social Club in
itonuius' opera uouse.
Mar 37. "The Trolley System," bene
fit of Mrs Dainni, at Ferguson's theatre.
April 3. First annual hop under the
auspices of the Biley orchostra, in ltob-
oius' opera house.
April 13, First anniversary of the
Daisy Chain of All Saints' Protestant
Kpiscopal church. "Old Song" entertain
uietit.
April 80. Ice cream festival under the
nuspleos of the Star Flute and Drum
Corps In Bobbins' opera house.
Tour children are liable to Coughs, Colds
sore 'mroat, troop ana wnoopiuir uouun
wuiru onn resniis serioukiy, rronipt ireax
rnent avas manv Innocent llttlo suHerera,
Try 1'an-TlnA Cough and Consumption Cnre.
It's plea's,,! mfe aud ttre, 26 eta. Hold at 1".
, Klrlln sdrnn store.
A ev laundry was opened by Sing
Lee on Monday, February 38th, at No.
n west, i enire street, sueuanuoau.
H. ar In Mind
' Jo',u A. Hoilly's Is the place to get the
pureat wim - and liquors, beat beer and
I ales aud fli.i-M brands ot cigars.
Fried
. a specialty at McEl-
heuny's.
' irl.lll'. Cfo.
When see !
cafe, go to
Coal street
tlon. " ! neat and well conducted
mil's, corner Malu and
i 'onto and prompt atteu
Miut Aiiwr,lor Abduction.
Lebanon", Pa., March 7, Jules Ferry,
who was nt rested In Philadelphia for
eloping with pretty 15-year-old Kmtun
Fauber, was brought to this city last
evening In charge of a Lebanon officer
and placed In prison for a hearing on the
charge of abduction tomorrow afternoon.
An Immense mob awaited the train In this
city, Knd It was with sumo difficulty that
the officers succeeded In placing their
prisoner behind the bars.
Two Killed by a Runaway.
Chillocotke, O., March 7. At Oak
land, a small vlllago near Adolpht, Mr,
Lutz started to drive a young woman do
mestic to her homo, Lutz left the buggy
for a moment to get a lap robe. While ho
was gone the horse ran away, the girl was
thrown out and Instantly killed, and
Ltitz, who nttempted to stop the frantic
animal, was trampled to death.
Thrro Gold Miners Killed.
HrtUCK MINES, Ont., March 7. Three
miners were killed at the Ophir gold mlno
by tho rock caving In on them. TheJeud
men were named Frank Percy, James
Heath and Authony Savage.
Another Train Held Up.
St. Louis, March 7. A Mobile and Ohio
passenger train has beenholdup ot Forest
Lawn, Ills., by tluee men. It Is not known
how much they obtained, If anything.
An Invalid Woman Suffocated.
Nkw YoitK, March 7. A sad calamity be
fell the family of Frederick Olasson, who
resides on the fourth floor of the house 433
West Thirty-sixth street last night. His
wife Margaret was suffocated and his
youngest child, Frances, aged 5 years, Is
almost dead from the same cause. Mrs.
Olasson has been 111 for some time past.
Last night her husband went out for
medicine. Ho left his wife ou a lounge
and a child of 5 years playing around the
room. William, aged 10, and Agnes, aged
9, were out of the house. The 5-year-old
girl upset the kerosene lamp on the kitchen
table, and before the firemen could sul
duo the flames Mrs. Olasson was suffo
cated. The child Frances was found In
the hallway unconscious.
Tlio Valuable Oltlzeu.
Tho citizen who is of tho inostvaln3to
a community, town or city is not always
tho man who possesses the most 'wealth
the highest intelligence or the most aris
tocratic lineage" Of course the two for
mer will increaw iv man's usefulness if
he will but exert them in tho proper di
rection. But the valuable citizen par
excellence is the man who believes thor
oughly in his town, its people and its
business and professional men. He does
not make it his business to decry the
honesty of his local Iwinkor or tuerchunt
or the ability of tho resident lawyer or
physician. But instead he is an en
thusiastic advocate of all tiling thai
pertain to tho welfare of hi own local
ity. He has tho interest of its schools,
churches, societies and pooplo at hoart
and exploits their excellence abroad.
Wo need moro of this class of citizens
and have tho material in our midst to
construct them.
CHANGING WEDDING FASHIONS.
Orange Ttlnttmm No Longer NecnMsary and
the Veil Knmetlnies Omitted.
The traditional wedding cmtoms, like
many other old observances, aro rapidly
disappearing, whether banished by the uni
versal skepticism or tho times or neglected
because the age Is too busy to allow any ele
ment that is not eminently prosaic and prac-
tlcal.it would bodifllculttosay. Abridomay
still occasionally unconsciously advertise
thenovelty of her position by a collection of
rice among the ribbons other bonnet, while
the groom's hat sometimes falls a victim to
tho too accurate aim of a well meant slip
per, but thosymboliorltes from which these
effects result ai c usually performed by chll
dren and are regarded as n juvenile freak.
Orango blossoms nnd myrtle are often re
placed by roses, lilies, violets and other
flowers, equally appropriate to any occa
sion, while the veil Is sometimes entirely
omitted. The wedding cake has in par-
BHIOAL TOILET.
tleular degenerated most lamentably. Far
from cutting it herself, the bride seldom
even sees it, and it is brought from the con
fectioner's in tho form of small slabealready
packed In white and silver boxes tied with
white rlhooa and so delivered to the wen
ding guest after the bridal couple have de
parted.
The custom of dressing the bridesmaids
in white is also falling Into disuse, aud with
some show of reason, for It is entirely suit
able that white should be left for the bride's
toilet solely. Delicate pinks, blue and yel
Iowa not only set ulf by contract her snowy
apparel, but lend a supwflulal cheerfulness
to the bridal procession, which it is well to
enoounme in the modern wedding, usually
almost as melancholy an occasion as a tu-
neral.
To be married In traveling costume is a
convenient u..d offhand method, but as the
white regalia is one of the few poetlo sur
vivals in an age of hard facts, and a woman
can array herself in it but onoe iu her life,
It soams rather n pity when she does not
wear It on the one occasion. A sketch Is
given ot the bride's gown at a recent Paris
wedding. It Is of tVory white satin mer
yellleux and has a bell skirt with piped
seams and a round train. The bottom of
the skirt Is trimmed With a flounce ot gui
pure festooned with piquets of orango blos
soms. The round bodice t, slightly draped
In front and has a wide guipure collar,
while the largo sleeves consist uf a puff
reaching to tho elbow, where it isflnished
by a flounce of lace. A tulle veil la worn
secured by an orange spray.
Jddio CnoiXET
FOUR MOREMINERS KILLED
Three Crunhed Ilcnrnth ft nook and An
other llurned to Dentil.
BcliANToS, Pa., March 7. Four men In
ft gang of mlno shaft sinkers were killed
In tho Kiehmond shaft In tho northern
part of the city. The accident was caused
by tho fall nf a shelf of rock from the side
of tho shaft near the bottom and a con
sequent exploslnn of a blovrerof gas.
The victims are Thomns IIol will, charge
man, who leaven a wife nnd child, burned
to death; Illchnrd Hugheo, single, 37 years;
Jamos Northen, single, 29 years; Albert
Hlchnrds, single, 24 years.
The men were at work at the bottom of
the shaft, almost 400 feet from thestirface.
They had but recently opened the Clark
vein, and were clearing away the coal at
tho foot of the shaft. Above them huug a
bell like piece of rock which projected
slightly from the side of tho shaft. This
shelved downward and had been some
what loosened by previous blasts.
Suddenly tho rock gave way, Three wero
caught and crushed to instant death.
Chargeman llolwlll rushed away is the
rock fell, with five others of the men. Ho
went farther into the oponlng than his
fellow workmen, still carrying his naked
lamp In his hand. Instnntly llatues burst
forth, enveloping him. His companions
tried to put out the flames nt their own
peril, but before they succeeded he was
dead. The after damp quickly gathered,
and it wns only by the prompt action that
the survivors succeeded In reaching the
foot of tho shaft and signaling the en
gineer and were hoisted to the surface.
THE PRESIDENTIAL MARKSMAN
II It Orantlr llnr(lt.d by Ills Trip to
North Carolina.
Washington, March 7. The president
reached the White House at 1:45 yester
day afternoon after a nine dnys' trip
through the North Carolina sounds look
ing as well and strong at at any tima sine
he llrst came to Washington, nine years
ago. His ruddy face showed unmistak
able signs of exposure to thesun and wind
during his trip for recreation and rest, and
hia ktep was noticeably more clastic than
when he went n-.vay. To soma friends who
called last evunlng the president said he
had never In hi1, life had a more enjoyable
hunting trip. Every moment of it had
been a delight to him, and as for sub
stantial results he asked his friends to look
at his bronzed face aud hands aud then at
the pile of swan, wild gesa and turkeys
that ho had brought back with him. Dur
ing an hour In the early morning the presi
dent brought down feven swan and five
geese. Both the president and Secretary
Grcsham were greatly benefited by tho
trip and return to their duties with re
newed vigor.
Monday s sport wasthefinoat of the trip.
Numbers of swan, geese, brant, ducks and
Bnipe wtre the trophies of the day. Of the
president s skill as u marksman CaiKaln
Evans spoke in tho highest praise, and said
that a double shot by him at swans Mon
day morning was ono of tho finest evl.
drnce of skill that he had seen iu many a
day.
1'rltni to Suit tile Tim...
We offer this week, at sneclal low
prices, one case of Indigo blue prints nt
5c per yard; genuine 7c. apron Glng
hnms, nt 5c per yard : extra Unbleached
Muslins, at 3 aud oc per yard ; nlea ten
pieces Cream Table Linen, regular 40c
quality, reduced to 35c; good quality
unnron nanneis at oc. per vara.
New styles of best French Sateens at
2V.c. worth 25c. Best grade of soft-linish
blue Drilling at Sc. All other goods
equally low.
Next week we will open our new lines
oi J.nuies' "spring tjoats ano wraps.
L. J. Wilkinson,
3-G-tf 29 S. Main street, Shenandoah.
Ho, lfor California i
Snecial excursions to San Francisco
and other points in California. $40.25
irom snenanaonn. f or turtner particulars
can on Max Hcese, itallway Ticket Agent,
buenaunoau, 'a, o-ti-at
Buy Keystone flour. Be sure that the
name I.ESSIQ & BAKlt, Ashland, Fa., is
printed on every sack. 3-3-3taw
For biliousness and all
other conditions resultinsr
from constipation, go by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills 25c. At
drugstores, or write to B F
Allen Co, 365 Canal st, New
York.
NEW SEEIES.
Mill', MECHANICS' AND LABORERS'
Will Issue their
Fifth Serios on
VEDNESDAY, EJ.&RCH 21st, 1894
Shares can be purchased at tho olllce of
J. It. Coyle, Ksq., in the Heddall build
ing, betweeu thehours of 5 and 8 p. m.
Only 400 shares will be sold,
DAVID MOBGAN,
President.
J. P. KNAIT, Socy.
7-10-13-15-17-10-aO
Real Estate Ecjjange
Robblns' DaUdlng, Boom No, 4.
Properties and Business Places
Of all kinds bought and sold.
Hoods and Hlockn nought and Sold.
Railway and Steamship Tickets
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance
la nrst-clasfi Comparlei'. Utneral Commission
Business.
lolui i'. F Unity,
WARRJiN J. PORTZ.
...nt Piano Tuner,
Planes and organs repaired. Orders left at
zi k iirtn Aiain street, &ueuanaoan,wiu receive
prompt tuiuuuua
GET GOOD
;Paine's Celery Compound is
Greatest of
Influence of the Nerves on Various Diseases The way Frank
Bair of Chicago Regained
"Wonderful Prescription.
FRANK
Increased cares and duties, increase in
mental strain, lessened physical labor
and Increased mental work, have been
grndually giving us bodies in which the
nervous element predominates.
Diseases nro to-day as different from
diseases of a century ago as is their treat
ment. While the average individual now
does moro mental work, wo are not as
well able to bear the strain as they were.
Nine-tenths of us neither eat, sleep, ex
orcise, bathe, or recreate ourselves In a
proper way. It is all hurry and turmoil.
Little rest and much care.
When the albumen and flhrine of the
blood tho nutritious principles of the
blood become deficient in their relative
proportions to the other parts of the
blood, the health suffers. If nervous
power he depressed, then the food Is Im
perfectly digested, assimilated, and con
verted Into blood aud tissue.
There is the cause In a nutshell of half
tho diseases and illness in tho world.
Here is the cure the greatest medical
discovery of modern times the remedy
first prescribed by the greatest physician
of this age. Prof. Edward Phelps, M. I).,
LIj. D., of D., of Dartmouth collego the
remedy that has made moro people well
MISCELLANEOUS.
w
ANTED' A elrl for general housework.
Apply at Heuald llratich Office, fleece's
.Auction
uooms,
(Jr fio A DAY MADE, steady employ
UJUiUU ment guaranteed selling a household
necoesitv and now. cbcan kitchen utensil. Hell
on sight. Salary or commission, l'artlculors
iree. i iinoa r-oap ce. miff. l., ao-i oinut
St., Clnolnnatl, O. 3-Swcd-lUt
AGENTH mako So. 00 a day. Greatest kitchen
utensil ever invented. Retail Socts. 2 to
a sold In every house Sample, postage paid,
Ibree cents. Forshee&McMakln, Cincinnati
O, 10-U-wed2Ct
IP you are Interested In California you should
have our pamphltt on the resource" ot thnt
state.
It describes great bargains.
Pamphlet
rree,
Foster & Woodson, 144 Washington
mi
3
street, Chicago.
D-1W
(t)OK to !5o per week using and selling Old
i)uO Hcllablo Pl.uer Every tamllv has
tut-tv. worn knives, forks, snoons eto Oulcklv
plated by dipping In melted metal. No ex.
erlence or liard w rlt: a good situation. Ad
dress W 1". Harrison & Co , Ulerk No. 14, Col
umbus, Ohio.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEKTINO.-A meet.ng
ol tbe Stockholders ot the 'ltlrets' llullrt
lag ana L.oan Association, oi unenenaoan i'a..
will be bold Tuesday. March 18th, IBM, at 7:30
p. m., at ihe office of tho ompanj, (or the pur
pose ef electing oolcers and tlcliWS) directors.
Secretary.
Shenandoah, Pa., March 7. 139 3 7-td
WANTED Two good men; steaJy employ,
ment at good nages; men who can speak
English and German protf rredi experience not
necessary. Call on or write to 0. 0. Fetle rolf,
Asst. ' bunt. Prudential Insurance Co. of
America, Schuylkill Haven, fa. 3 7-tt
TJ'OR RENT. A store and dwelling on South
1 Main street. Possession givtn April 1st,
If si. Apply to T.J. Higoim. 18 North Jardln
street 3-5-lt
DOR HALE Chean.
-A goodtent, suitable for
J fishing parties. Apply at Reese's Auction
and Commission House, west Centre street, tf
WANTED. House with six or I even rooms,
buyer waiting. A good saloon or restau
rant. Several lots (or bnlldlcg purposes,
buyers walling. It you have a business olace
(or sale I will And jou a purchaser John F,
Finn st, Real Estate Exchange, Room 4, Rob
bins' Building, Shenandoah, Pa, 2-13-tf
T.10UBE AND LOTS FOR SALE, Sight
juocj vvi-tu iajio run awijrij iu.
lots. 3H sti rv house with 'M smrv kitchen.
large thed, two good wells and stream ot water
running inroiign the property; nice bearing
(rult trees; lots In good state ot cultivation;
known (ormcrlv as Park lintel. Suitable (or
any kind o( but loess. For further parttciilari-
write or can on
MRS. L. E. FISHER,
1-lXKSm Bra ndonvllle, Sen. Co. Pa.
TESTATE
(IF JOHN SOHOLOSKY, De
111 teased
Letters o( administration on the
estate fit.ir.hn snrininiuv. in- ui int oorouiru
of Sberardoah, Ht-huylklll icunty, l'mnsyl
vnnla, deceaxd, hae been granted to Walter
W. Ryukiewliz, residing In said borough, tn
whom all persons Indebted to sala estate are
reuuesttd to make uavment and thosn havtni?
cl ims oi-dematds will muke known the same
without delay, or to the saminisirators attor
ney, J. II. Coyle, Shenandoah, l'o.
WALTER W- RVNKIEWICZ,
Administrator
March 5, 1894. 3&-0t oaw.
DIGESTION
the
Remedies.
his Health Professor Phelps'
BAIR.
than any other over known tho truest
food for tho nerves the best known
strengthencr of impoverished blood the
remedy thnt from ono end of tho country
to tho other, and In Europe as well, Is in
dorsed by physicians, prescribed and used
by them, recommended by tho plain
people, unequivocally Indorsed by men
aud women of wide reputation, blessed
by thousands Pnlne's celery compound.
Try it. Any druggist has It or will get
It for you.
Head tho following unsolicited letter
from Mr. Frank Bair, whose portrait is
given above, one of Chicago's best known
and most highly esteemed young business
men, tho western agent of the great firm
of Nnsh, Whlton & Co., salt dealors of
New York:
"I have used Palne's celery compound
for tho past six months, nnd must say
that It has helped me wonderfully. I had
pain in my back and chest, and faint.
tired feelings nt the stomach, nnd when
would eat the tasto would mako n.
deathly sick. I became very weak, ami
lost about 20 pounds. After having used
a few bottles of Palne's colory compound
I am feeling better than I have In all my
life." Try it.
AMUSEMENTS.
JiEHGUSON'8 THEATRE.
p. j. riRGCSON, Minions.
THURSDAY, MAfiOH 894-
Florence's Dig Sensation,
tfDianiorid Breaker.
By Scott Marble, Esq.
2 Carloads of Special Scenery.
Ten tovs ot nonderous machlnerv running at
full blast. Magnificence, splendor and superi
ority in every detail, with evirvthlni up to
dale. A company ot phyers never equalled In
melo-drama, See tbe mills and mine at night.
the asylum court yard, the duel on tbe riuce,
the whipping post, the great coal crusher, tbe
diamond breaker, .ll
Prices, a. to and it Cll
Reierved Peals at Kirli' drug stort.
ERGUSON'B THEATRE,
P, J. FERGCBON, llAHaCCH.
One solid week, commencing
MONDAY, MARCH 12th, 1894.
Maurice Ditto's pinge
Supporting
Lizzie May tllmer I
In Repertoire.
Change of play each night.
Monday night: "Rough and Ready"
A sensational comedy dramn.
Singing and dancing specialties.
Fricca, 10, 20 nnd 30 Cents.
Reserved seats at Klrlln's drugstore.
Plait's Popular Saloon,
(Formerly Joe Wyatt's) ' j
19 and 21 West Oak Street.
SHENANDOAH, PA.
The bar Is stocked with the best beer porter,
airs, whiskies, brandies, w'nes and cigars. It
Ing barattached, Cordial invitation to all,
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