BRAZIL'S WAR ENDED.
Admiral Da Gaina on Board a Por
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WasIIINOTON, Mnrch 18. Advices re
reived nt the ntnte department from Min
ister Thompson, nt Hlo Janeiro, Indicates
that the Brazilian rebellion is about ruded.
1 he dispatches from Minister Thompson
contain thu information that Admiral da
Gaum has Knu aboard tho Portuguese
war vessel Mindclo, now In tho harbor ot
Hlo, and has sent to President Pelxoto by
tho PorttiKUeso officer nn olTer of surren
der. Da Gnma asks only that he and his
officers may bo allowed to leavo tho coun
try, and that the lives of his private sol
diers and sailors be spared. It Is regarded
by prominent officials as without question
that the llrazllian government will accept
the surrender, with the terms nsked for by
Dn Gama, and that the war is ended.
There is considerable surprise expressed
here by those interested in thenlTairsat
Kio that the offer of surrender should
huve been made through the Portuguese
commander, who, up to this time, has not
Bhowu any particular disposition to take
a hand in the conflict. It is not thought,
however, that the action of the Portu
guese in receiving Da Gnma is necessarily
an act of sympathy with the Insurgents.
The Portuguese are said to recognlzo a
principle of international law now obso
lete, by which right of asylum, as it is
called, Is granted temporarily by a neutral
power to a defeated belligerent. This
right of asylum is not recognized of lato
years by most nations, except in cases of
half civilized people, aud moreover the
Urnzlllan insurgents have never been
recognized by anybody as belligerents.
Theru is, therefore, some speculation as to
the exact meaning of thu action of tho
Portuguese commander.
Minister Mendouca, when seen today,
admitted thnt he had received news of tlio
surrender, but was unwilling to give out
any information concerning tho exact
terms of Da Gnma's oiler of surrender or
discuss the probable action of the Urazil
ian government, lie said, however, that
he had no doubt that dual settlement had
been made by this time.
Possibly as good a commentary on the
surrender as can be made consists in the
following summary furnished by Senor
Mendouca of the forces engaged In the
naval maneuvers in aud about the hnrbor
at Rio.
The rebel forces consist of the gunboat
Leiberdade, Da Gama's flagship; cruiser
Da Meaudare, gunboat Trajano, transport
of war Purus, armed merchantmen Jupi
ter, Mnrte, Pireira da Cunlin and Adolpho
de Harros, and four torpedo bouts, two of
which are in good condition nnd thu other
two half disabled. The forces of meu on
the rebel ships and in rebel fortresses ag
gregate about 700. Outside the harbor,
whereabouts unknown," the rebel war
ships Aquidnban and Itepublica are cruis
ing about.
The array of government ships lying on
the south side of the entrance to tho bay,
under the batteries of Fort St. John, is
somewhat more formidable. Thu forces
consist of the dynamite cruiser Xictheroy,
ironclad llahaira, cruiser Tiradentes, and
the torpedo boats Aurora, Pirating, Java
liu, Fleseen nnd Moxota, while cruising
outside are thu cruisers America and Por
ualiiba. The loyal force of men aggre
gates about 25,000.
Xotlco of the intention of the Brazilian
fleet to begin an active attack on the in
surgent ileet had been given Sunday noon
to neutral forces in thu harbor. This no
tice was given forty-eight hours beforetho
firing was to begin. According to this ar
rangement firing could not begin until
today. Da Gama's offer of surrender was
made, therefore, twenty-four hours before
an attack was to bo expected. The offer
of surrender, in fact, followed the ilrst
actual show of determined forco on the
part of the Brazilian government.
llo.s 3IcKnue's Alleged NhnrtHee.
Brooklyn, March 18. The private in
vestigation of the accounts of John Y.
McKane with the town of Gravcsend is
still being prosecuted by Councellors
Breckinridge nnd Elliott, who stated to
day that they would endeavor to hav3 a
commission appointed to make an exami
nation of the accounts, and, if possible,
Would have him brought from Sing Sing
to give testimony in regard to tlio alleged
Irregularities. It was also stated that in
all probability several private suits w uld
be brought against the McKane estmo to
recover money said to be unjustly paid to
the ex-chief.
Va.sar Girls as Salvationists.
New York, March 13. As a result of
addresses to the pupils of Vassar college
by Mrs. Bnllington Booth, head of tho
Salvation Army in America, and Adju
tant Kdith Marshall, fifteen young women
students have been enrolled as members
of the Salvation Army Auxiliary league.
Mrs. G. it. Kendrlcks, of the executive
staff of the college, has joined the league,
and it Is said that others are expected to
join. The new members of the league are
daughters of wealthy and arlstocratlo
families.
Arrested fur Stealing a Grave.
Bethlehem, Pa., Mnrch 13. Joseph
Pearl was arrested In this city last night
on the novel charge ot stealing a grave.
Pearl's infant child died Inst Friday. He
told tho directors of tho Hebrew cemetery
that he was too poor to pay for n grave,
and they denied him admission to the
cemetery. Sunday night he carried tho
remains of the child to the cemetery,
forced open the gate, dug a grave and in
terred the body.
Itefused to Keturn to Work.
Pjhllipsbuko, N. J., March 13. The
Standard silk mill, which shut down two
weeks ago because of a strike, started up
yesterday, but ouly five of the 230 weavers
reported for work. They were told to run
out thu silk on their looms aud then go
home, The mill employs over GOO hunds,
end thcro is now no telling when the
trouble will bo adjusted aud the mill again
started.
Congressman llrecklnrldge's Opponent.
Lexington, Ky., March 13. A large and
enthusiastic crowd greeted Hon. W. C.
Owen here yesterday. He U a candidatu
for congress iu opposition to Colonel
Breckinridge. The occasion was the or
ganization of au Owens club, and the Lex
ington opera house was filled to the walla.
Addresses endorsing Mr. Owen for con
gress were loudly cheered.
Cnstoria Is Dr. Samuel ritchcr's prescription for Infants
nnd Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic suhstnncc. It is n harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Cnstor Oil.
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Millions of Mothers. Castorlu is tho Children's Panncea
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known to me." IT. A. AnciiKR, 31. P.,
Ill So. Oxford St., llrooklyn, N. Y.
"Tlio uso of 'Castoria' Is so universal and
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of supererogation to endorse It. Tew oro tho
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach."
Carlos Maiitto, I). 1).,
New York City.
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IN SENATE AND HOUSE
The Senate Itetuses to Investlirato News
paper Charges.
WabhixotoK, March 13. The most in
teresting feature of the day's proceedings
In tho senate was the administration of
theoath to Mr. Ulanchard, the recently ap
pointed senator from Louisiana. At 1:35
the seigniorage bill was laid before the
senate, ami Mr. Vilas took up his argu
ment against it. lie was followed by
Messrs. Allison nnd Wolcott. Mr. Puffer's
resolution looking to an' investigation of
tho charges published iu tho press that
feuators were dealing In stocks on Infor
mation gained in their oflicinl positions
was laid on the table by a vote of 33 to 27.
The day in the house wns devoted en
tirely to the consideration of a bill relat
ing to the extension of the time for allow
ing n street railroad company in this city
to change Its system of motive power. No
conclusion was readied.
Another Alleged Venslon Vraud.
VAB1UNQT0N, March 13. Pension frauds
as extensive ns those involved iu the W.
Ilowen Moore cases in Iluffnlo, X. Y., and
the Urury cases at Norfolk, Va., are ex
pected to be revealed by an investigation
which will soon be ordered by bureau of
ficials. The investigation will result from
tho arrest of Jesse C. Hansee, a pension
attorney and notary public of Hudson
county, N. J. Hnusee has been held un
der bonds of f2,500 for nppearauce before
the United States grand jury at Trenton
on April 17. The bureau ofllcluls believe
that the ulleged frauds are of thu same
character as tho-o at Norfolk nnd IlulTalo.
The operations, It is stated, extend over a
period of three years.
Tho Klectlou .Murder 111 Troy.
ALI1ANV, March 13. Governor Flower
wns informed that the gentlemen sug
gested by him to uct as special counsel in
the prosecution of the election crimes com
mitted in Troy last Tuesday were not en
tirely satisfactory to the committee of citi
zens. He thereupon summoned Assistunt
District Attorney Fugnn and told him to
make n vigorous and thorough prosecu
tion of all these violations of law. 'With
the governor's permission ho has asso
ciated with him In tho cases Messrs. Frank
S. Black and Seymour Vansaut Voord.
Mr. Dlack is one of the most prominent
Republican lawyers In Troy.
ratal Kiplnslon In a West Virginia Mine.
WllKELlNO, W. Va Mnrch 13. A pre
mature explosion of a blast In the K nuts!
coal mine injured two miners, ono of them
fntnlly. August Seller and Alfred Green
leigh were at work iu their own chamber,
and put In the blast, which was nu un
usually light one. After igniting tho fuse
they were drawing oil to one sido when
the explosion occurred. Both men were
thrown to the floor nnd were covered by
the coal. Greenleigh was completely bur
ied, and when he was extricated from the
mass of coal he was found to be fatally
bruised. Sellers was not seriously hurt.
llethleliem Iron Works Still Kunnlng.
Bethlehem, Pa., Murch 13. The Beth
lehem Iron company's bteel mill did not
close down last night iu accordance with
the notice previously given to tho 1,500
men. New orders having come in, the
mill will be kept running day aud night
for several weeks to come.
A Lous Strike Compromised
HBADIKO, Pa., March 13. Tho strike of
the 100 molders employed at the works ot
the Pennsylvania Hardware company,
which has been on since Inst August, has
been declared off, tho men ncceptlug a
compromise ot 5 per cent, reduction iu
wagos.
Vonngstown's Street Car Strike Knded.
YoUNGSTOWN, O., March 13. Tho street
car strike has been settled. All the men
havo gone to work at their former wuges
with the exception of Engineer Jenkins,
on whose account the men struck, the
company proposing a reduction iu his
wages, which he has agreed to.
Trenton Htrlkers Surrender,
TllEKTON, March 18. The strike in the
woolen mills of S. K. Wilson, resulting
from a cut iu wages, has ended by the
surrender of the 700 employes, who re
turned to work this morning. Thu strik
ers have been out several weeks.
Hanged the Mayor Iu Klllsy.
Newark, O., March 12. At Granville,
O., Mayor Munon was hanged in effigy
before the Baptist church. College stu
dents are suspected, as themayor has been
active in prosecuting students for thei'
prauks.
Nrwnrl." lioy Murderer Mii.t llunc;.
Newauk, M, J., March Hi. A dispatch
from WuhhlH;;uu anuou :ees that the pe
titlou iu the cii-o ot AUK'n Kales, the boj
. murderer of th.s city, was dlstuibocd by
j tho supreme court.
Castoria.
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your Castoria,' and shall always contuiuo to
do so as it has Invariably produced brneflcial
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THE CANAL MULE MUST GO
New York's Canals Will lio Worked hy
Electricity In Three Years.
Alhany. March 13. The state of New
York yesterday made the greatest contract
with a corporation ever proposed when it
presented to the Cataract General Klertrlo
company, which Is merely a branch of the
Niagara Power company, the right of way
nlong the canals of the statu to lay con
duits, string wires or otherwise transmit
the immense electric current generated at
Niagara Falls.
The contract presented by Superinten
dent of Public Works Hnnnan, und which
the company will sign, allows the com
pany to string wires, build condults.bulld
a traction road for canal propulsion, es
tablish central power stations at such
points as they deem necessary along tho
line of all the canals and on nil canal
lands. It also authorizes cables, conduits
and subways to be constructed. They may,
according to the contract, use such elec
tricity, distributed not only for canal pro
pulsion, but for light, heat and power to
such points as they please.
In return tho company is to furnish to
the state to ench and every canal lock
such electrical installation as will operate
motors to open aud eloe the locks, and
electric lights sufficient to light ench lock.
The company must conclude Its work in
side of three years.
When the system of electricity is com
plete the company must furnish electricity
for the propulsion of canal boats at a rate
not to exceed K0 per electrical horse power
for thu season of navigation. The state
may nt any timu condemn and take from
the company any or all its apparatus used
in canal propulsion and located on statu
lands by paying to the company 10 per
cent, more than the original cost. All
work must be done under thu supervision
of the superintendent of public works.
An Insane Mnn Heroines Violent.
Latkoiie.Pii., March 13. Thomas Finue
gnu, u demented man, attacked his mother
yesterdjiy, and she will probably die. He
struck her with an iron bar, fracturing
her skull, and then kicked her in the
stomach and left her for dead. Next he
attacked his father, beating him Into an
unconscious condition. He then broko
all the furniture in the houo nnd left thu
premises. He next entered the house of a
neighbor mimed ICaton, but the family
seeing the crazy man approaching, fled.
Fiuingan proceeded to break the furniture,
nnd not a whole piece was left. Ho was
finally captured by ollicers after a desper
ate light, it being necessary to shoot the
crazy man. .
Cornell's lluilug Fatality.
Ithaca, N. Y., March 13. Judge Forbes
made his chi :-;.' to the grand jury. After
outlining tin ic ..i i.ernl duties he referred
to tho freshni i.' iu.r.iiuct tragedy, lie
said all universities and colleges ought to
mnko strict rules for the punishment of
ha.lng and similar breuclien of thu peace.
He did not believe that thoe who caused
the chloride to he diffused about the hall
deliberately pieineiiitated taking human
life, and that if thu jury foiinil such to be
the casu they could not indict any one for
murder. District Attorney Jennings Is of
the opinion that some ono will be indicted
as a result of the jury's duliljiration.
Aiding Hie "Illlnd" to Vote.
Brooklyn, March Kl. The investigation
iu the contested nut in the a-so:i bly be
tween Thomn Campbell and J. V.
Loomin was continued In the common
council chamlwr of the city hall. .1.
Heuney, n Republican captain, tcstifiid
that ho saw M itthew Stanton lead thirty
"blind" men up to vote, und twenty-nine
of them could m-o as well as he could. One
of them dropped a one dollar lull when
coming out, and when the wind blew it
chased it
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Tina Grkat Cocaii Cure promptly cures
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Twi Serious Shooting Affrays Alrrntls
nnd a (lenernl Conlllrt of Arms I'enred.
Cltlrrns Oitaril Their I'rnnerty wilt'
Winchester (o Pretent n Cnnllrtgrwtlmt,
Kniii, O. T March IS. A new factor
entered the municipal war In this pity and
precipitated another devwnle fl,;ht be
tween S V. Spencer, president of the "O"
county bank, and a hard chnr.n ier named
Flaherty, a notorious saloon loafer ami
all 'round tough. Spencer has lieen Iden
tified with the Mnoro faction, even going
so far ns to arm himself in defense of
Moore's action. Spencer was put in nom
ination by the Moore crowd for oily treas
urer, and became involved in a quarrel
with Flaherty at the arsenal, where both
sides are camped on their guns. Spencer
was brutally beaten, but managing to get
his gun in position he commenced an in
discriminate fusilhulo on his assailaut'
Flaherty was slightly wounded, and a
spent bullet struck a woman on thestreet,
but did not seriously injure her.
The Moore element are guarding tho old
city records in one part of the city with a
trusted sqund of armed men, nnd the
Gregg gang climbed over the ramparts of
the council chamber in another part of
the town, nnd are transacting business
with a new set of records.
Colonel John Wiggins, who is In Wash
ington in the Interests of the county sent
bill, wired for money to come home on,
and the Moore faction made a draft on tlio
city treasurer for the money to send him.
Gregg and his followers immediately
issued an injunction against Moore, re
straining him from touchlug any of the
city funds, nnd it looks now ns if Wig
gins will have to either borrow the money
to come home on, or walk. The Gregg
gang sav they will never permit him to
have a cent.
hvorj man who is on the streets nt night
is closely scrullnl7ed and a watch put on
his track until ids identity is well estab
lished. No one is permitted to go near
either of the hostile camps without a puss
from the leaders of the factious.
The fight Is for blood. No compromise
Is offered or expected from either side.
Hither one or tho other side must make
nn unconditional surrender. The nrm of
tho territorial court, invoked by the
Mooro element, has had no effect in dis
pelling the (iregg gang, and they put nt
defiance the order issued by Judge Buf
ford, of tlio federal court.
Tho county ollicers seem powerless to
quell tho warfare. However, the county
ollicers have taken action, and the desper
ate shooting scrape between Commissioner
Williams and Jailor Williams lias embit
tered the light, nnd it is believed one or
the other will be killed before tho war Is
over. They met iu an Kniii pharmacy,
Jailor Williams declaring that the com
missioner must go under. They com
menced shooting at sight, and the former
was hit in the head, and his friends car
ried him off tlie Held in nn ambulance.
Williams is n desperate man, nnd it isccr
taln that when tlio two men meet again
one or both of them will be killed.
The conservative element of the city de
plore tlie war, but they are powerless to
do anything, and apparently havo no re
course. They fear that some firebug may
set the town on fire, and the high winds
now prevailing would wipe every building
on the site out of existence. Many patrol
their premises every night with Winches
ters to prevent their property from being
burned. There is nu insurance on a single
building in the town.
One of the leaders of the Gregg gang
threatened to shoot tlie Associated Press
representative on sight if his crowd got
the wor-t of the report. They claim they
are right, while the Moore fellows sny
they are willing to fight for their cause.
Unless outside authority steps in and
stops the war theru will be a serious light
aud many lives lost.
I.llluokulanrs Canadian Volunteers.
Victoria, II. C, Mnrch 13. The Ha
waiian steamer Warriinoo, just arrived,
brings conlirmation of tho enlistment of
Canadian volunteers for the service of
Queen Uliuokalani. Thu plan was fully
described iu dispatches sent from hero
early in January, which at the time were
discredited as false. It now appears that
their authors were iu full possession of
information on tile subject.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Cluslug UuotittioiiB on the New York and
riilludelphlu Kxclinnges.
New YoiiK.March 13. Tlio stock market was
quiet and Bteaily today. While there were
sharp advances In a few storks, there was lit
tle cIihiiku In the general list. Cluslng bids:
Lehigh Valley .... 41 W., N. Y. & I'n... 1
Pennsylvania 5H Krle 17
Hcudlng SSH I)., I,. & W -lOtlH
Bt. Paul s West Hhore WHf,
Lehigh Nav 514 N. Y. Central mi
N. Y. & N. K im Lnko Erie A: W... 15H
New Jersey Ceu...U7M Del. & Hud8uu ..-ia7
General Markets.
Philadelphia, March IS. Flour dull; win
ter superfine. 58210; winter oxtrns, J2.2M)
2.G0; Nu. S winter family, fS.S0Ba..'i; Penn
sylvania roller stralKht, S2.U0!M(i; western
winter, clear, (2.kVfi3. Wheat dull, loucr,
with OlMc. hid and (like, asked for March.
Corn qnlet, firmer, with 3je hid and 43c.
asked for March. Oats dull, steady, with 37c.
hid and 37ic. asked for March. IJeef dull;
pickled bellies, OhitfTc: pickled hams, lc.
Pork dull, easy; new mess, $12.7513.2o; ex
tra prime, JW.SoJi.ia; family, fU11.SH; short
clear. 5 H.rVK316 UK bard dull; western steam,
$7 W, city, t,.Xi. Butter firm; western dairy,
K a.l.'H- . di. creamery, loiUKc; fac tnry, 10
l.'ic.; riglns, 1B.V : Imitation treanur j , 124d7c ;
New York dair), HitiS.; do. creamery, HQ
17c.; lJriins Ivania creamery, prints, fancy,
ii.V ; do I ur to K"d, lditi'lc.; prints Jobbing"
at tflSt.'i ( 'hi i se strong; new. larKe, u412c. ;
small li h ; part skims, .i10c.; full
skims, k r.HKs steady; New York and
l'eunslvuiila, 17ul7Kc.; western fresh, 17c.;
soulheru,
l ive stock Markets.
Nkw Vo- , March 13.- liccves slow; good to
prime nai'w steirs, $i.lftil(.l" per 110 Urn.;
lutiliui.i to fair, l.smsi.lll; common to nrill
nary.f;i.;Hi4t.NI; Rood corn fed Teians. $3 fin:
oxen and biiirs, t:iil.ia. Calves firm ; poor to
prlmo m al . u,7'i;i , - lb.; few cllol. i 7'.
Bheep Btendv, lainhs weak; poor to p ue
sheep, f- J..(,.ir- Hal lbs; export withers. C
I.M; in n o. ihulie lambs, f3.5iXit4.7a.
Hues firm; s'oisl to choice J,v;ioft.VM per 1UU
pounds.
Hi' ha l.i), N. Y., March 12. Cattle market
dull; lies y export Htis, S st l.'ki 4.00; L'ood to
prime do., o.HU4. Hhtep market tery had;
choice luuiht, S4.4IKu4 W: good do., fl.2Ai34.il6;
fair, fd.V ' 7), goisl nilied slii-i p, f3.&).4);
prime In , port wethers, $3 7.V4.24. I loin
iluctuuti ' rkers, f 25ifA.J."i; mixed pack
ers, f.i 1 miiilums and hvuvy, f.V10(ft
6.15; p!!8,j.3j&5.&0; one load of fuuey at f3.6U.
to suppose that sin itni'iticm offers
the customer any ii:nantee like
the original does' Take ( oilolcne
for example, I'airb vik & Co.
discovered it, perfected it, and
spent thousand', i i inukhip its
merits knout. I; is plainly to
their interest to v ,ie and keep it
what it is tu-f' . ihe most popu
lar shorten! ii the world.
But when you come
"jo accept hxy
no
thesf pnarantees nil disappear,
vul tn? housekeeper is at the
mercy of a t imitator who dei'.s
on others' reputation and who
profits only by othc.s' loss.
To ensure lnviu-r jood cook -ituf
and healthful f.md stik
ri'-ht to Cottolkn:? and l"t t 1
imitations severely .V.one. N
Hoi.i im i i . ,ii : pies.
V. el, ;i, .
N.K.FAl "i ?.' K &CO
C'l)C.CO AND
13H M. e'.t w n; AVE
AUCTION COMMISSION HOUSE
Ttie placo tor business men to send
their surplus stock ol every descrip
tion for sale
AUCTION DAYH.
Tuesda)s, Thursdays, Saturdays
Anybody can send goods of every description
to the rooms and they will oe sold at auction
on tho usunl terms. All goods sold on commix
'ion aud settlements made on tho day follow
ing 'he sale.
Reese's Auction Roomt
Dougherty Ilulldlng,
Cor. Centre, nnd Jnnlin Rtroota
W. H. SNYDER
133 West t'eutre Street,
Malianoy City, Pa. i
Autistic Decobator
l'alntlnc; nnd PaperhanglnK.
I'erfect work.
Ilargalns in nalnts and oils plain nnd stalnea
glass. All tho new patterns in wallpaper.
Dally and weekly papers, novels, novelette
and stationery.
Headquarters for Evening Herald.
New lMscovery.
Slayers' Magnetic Catarrh Cure Is used by
vapor Inhalation and Is the only medicine ot
tho kind ever put on the market. Hy inhalation
the medicine Is not poured Into the stomach
and thence sent wandering through the sys
tem, ltut hy inhalation tho mcdlclno is ap
plied directly to tho deceased organ and tho
only way to 'each tho a fleeted parts In ths
roso, livery bottle Is guaranteed by ths
druggist 1'rlcell per bottle. Guaranteed to
cure. For salo hy all druggists.
It's used ditlerent from any other medicine.
Our advertised agents find all druggists tre
Instructed to return tho money to any one who
falls to lie cured by Mayers' Magnetic, Catarrh
Cure 1'rli.e ono dollar for 3 months' treat
ment. This Is saying a great deal, but it has
never failed for sale l.y druggists, or address
The Mayers Drug Co.. Oakland, Md.
WILL PAPER!
bargains;:
ni Redaction In Wall Taper.
Most make room for an enor
mous Spring Stock, : : : :
JOHN - P. - GARDEN,
224 W. Centre Street, Bhenandoah, Pa.
tut North Mala street, Bhenandoah, Fa
WHOLESALE BAKER AND C8NFECTI0KK.
Ice Cresm wholesale and retail.
Picnics and parties supplied on short notice.
JOE WYATT'S
5AL00N AND RESTAURANT
(Christ. Uossler's old stand.)
iCMln and coal Kts,, Hlieiiuiidoab.
llest bner, ale and porter on tap. The fineit
orindsot whlekeyo and clears. Pool room it
sr.tecl.
The Man Who wrote the Song
never cam to tvander
Voni hU own firtnde,"
was Inspired while w ting before one of my fine
Heaters. I also hai ' oa hand the beat Htoroi
and Kanges In the nr.arket and a large stock ol
llouselumlshmg roods. Plumbing, rootlnr
andeJpo... . aaj.. aslty. All woik guaranteed.
T. O. Wfl.TBn.IB,
"' of Lloyd nnd White Sta.. Bhenandoah, Pa
1 yot'Mllutnited?nilifi-'fromt ,locund.I
' two bx uuul, hi ."nun ills will cure, I
COOK REUEDY CO., Chicago, III. I
IF YDTI HAVE A TRUNK tofo
Ik 1 JJ ,he depot or a parcel to send
away drop us a card and we will call for It.
United States Express,
Cor. Centre aud Union Bts.