l 1- . ; n. f. Evening- 'i I t, ( 1 )t) ill ,.,h' FT"! The SHENANDOAH. PA.. SATURDAY. APEIL 7. 1894. VOL. IX.--NO. 95. ONE CENT Your Pretty Wife Deserves a pretty home. Give her one by buying pretty furniture, largest stock of 1! DftTf IIS I The Result of An Held Last Night. Parlor Furniture Ever brought to Schuylkill county, now open and ready for inspection, at greatly reduced prices. J.P.WLUAMS&SOk MMM OF WARRANTS I Circumstances Under Which the Night Police May 1'eiTorm Such Duly Thefo Officers anl Constables Are DlTorcert lit moral of OllUer Walaltli to he Askctl. e&Ci S$ SSvery word of it. Our north window represents exclusively selection from the most famed line of French Zephyr Ginghams Formerly sold nt 20c, now, owing to the dullness of trade, sold at 1"Y,o. They nro stylish, durnhle new goods and quick selling. A new P. N. Corset has been added to my general stock. "High hust and long waist." Your next corset examine this first. 116-118 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa. BIfillUB WOOD SUW4!SKk In nJLs s mLa scXa nan GO. nSBBB'' VJfj Sell FoniUL Baking Powder, lOo Per Pound. -None bettter; we guarantee every pound. -The immens" nnnntl ni.v It Is quite evident that at least one committee of the Borough Council does not propose to let any charges which may be preferred against the borough officials grow cold and escape attention, and that committeo Is the ono whose duties pertain to the lamp and watch. It is composed of CoUncilmen Dougherty, Gable and Kane. On Thursday night threo constables of the town Uolaud, Dando and Phillips caused a petition to bo presented to the Doroiigh Council praying that the night police be enjoined against interfering with the service of warrants and sub poenas and other duties upon which the constables depend for a livelihood. The committee lost no time in taking up the investigation ordered and last night met the accused and accusers iu the Council chamber. Iu addl tion to the committee there were In attendance Constables Boland and Dando and all the nolice. Councllniim Straughn and Kerns were nlfo iu attend ance expecting that the Dr. Szlupos charges would bo considered, but they were not. me committee wm meet again to-night for that purpose. Constable Bolnud wos the first of tho accusers to take the floor and he charged Chief O'llara with going to Yntesvllle one night to orrest a man for an net com mitted at latesviiie. Chief O'llara admitted the charge, but said that the place was but a short distance from tho borough lino and it was a case which had ueeu represented ns a very urgent one. lie was inclined to uelleve, However, that perhaps he was not justilied in going beyond the limits and If the committee was inclined to no decide he would take as far as "Mr. James" submitted the paper to Sir. Gable with the statement that ho could not read It. Jlr. Gable then handed the officer an old warrant with the spaces filled with dates and names. Tho officer read "You aro hereby commanded to take the body nf" find then imvn tin. WnlnlLN war Investigation nlwed to retire. I Tim nfTtf.nl. nMim.it f nntn.illn.l wltli n request to wrlto his own name and did It very well, but when he attempted to write Jlr. Gable's christian and surnames he was not so successful, either In snelllnir nor penmanship. The result of this tost will bo that at tho next raeotiiig of the Borough Council iur. unuie win asK me uouy to pass upon the nuestton ns to whether or not Walaltis Is qualified to hold a position on the police force. Action l of tho nizht nolico sub-division of Borough Ordinance No. XVI provldos tli at "To obtain a place on the night police the following qualifications nro Indlspen- sible : Physical health and vigor, unim paired sight nnd hearing, ago between twenty-five nnd fifty-five, ability to rend and write, unblemished character and habitual sobriety." "Jack Won't Foreet You." a dellcht- ful ballad, by llcKlhenny's phouograph. GILBERTON MEN ENTOMBED. ITonr Miners Closed In Hut Kicape With. ont Injury, Bpfcts.1 to Evening: Hekaid. Gilukhtok, April 7. Four men were en tombed In tho Gllberton colliery ntnbout three o'clock yesterday afternoon by the running of a pillar, but were rescued un injured nt 11 o'clock last night. The men were Lewis Griffiths, miner. Mahanov Cltv: Herman Nowhouser. miner, Adam A. ilson, laborer, and John Sovltsky, laborer, nil of Gllberton. The last two named are l'oiisn. Two other men narrowly escaped being closed in. They made their way through the fall. Xhe tall occurred in tho top split ol the cast gangway, bottom lift, between breasts a and 3 and was caused by the squeezing of a pillar upon the timbers. A hundred tons of coal fell, tilling up the gangway for ten yards, or more. The iseovcry was llrst made by Patrick New- uouser and .Nicholas uezinsKy, wuo were on their way out from work. On reach ing breast 3 they were much surprised to find the gangway closed and tho coal still working and fulling about them. A draught of air attracted their attention to a passage way on top of the coal. The men climbed un to and throuch this lias- sage wny to the opposite sido of tho fall anu tney uurneu to notuy x'rnuK jeraiu, the fire boss, who summoned tho other officinls to tho scene. Tho officials investicated nnd found that more coal had fallen and thepassage closed. They went t"kUudir hole", but 'this Twenty men DESPERATE PI A Serious Shooting Affray at Tamaqua Last Night. THERE ARE TWO VICTIMS A iIoinlos Tlnwaro PcritUer Attempts to Kill Ifotelkeepfir Hums ami Then Mortally Wounds Himself Ilelletuil to be Crazvd tir Poverty. oa.tdAUrA-isJr n bo beyond the I nnd called to the iiusuitv. Kune, lor tno coraim.., ., . . i-J-a---'I r. ...ill, i" i,..r rmn It. n not desired that any night police- were iubu yuu m ..u.n. ... -- man should go outside the limits of borough during ms nours ui uui-y. Special to Evenino Heimld, TASIAQUA, April 7. There was almost a double tragedy here last night through the apparently insane notion of oneDnvld Slmpero, who shot Mlchnel J. Burns, a hotelkeeper, and then shot himself. Burns will recovor, but his would bo as sassin will probably die. Shapero belongs in Pottsvllle, nnd Is n tinware peddler. Ho was a lodger at Burns' hotel on Thursday night and left it early yesterday morning to resume his peddling. At six o'clock last evening he returned to the hotel. Upon entering tho barroom he met Burns, who was alone. Immedi ately upon his entry, and without saying a word, Shcpero drew n revolver and fired nt Burns, the ball taking effect in tho saloonkeeper's stomach. The victim staggered back and fell to the floor with a groan. rUmost Immediately after and before tho guests of the hotel, who were In nu ad joining room and were attracted by the report of the shot could reach tho bar room, Shapero placed the barrel of the revolver to his own mouth and fired. Tho would-bo assassin staggered for ward and fell almost beside his victim. Both men remained conscious nnd Burns told tho'slory of the affair to the horrified guests nnd members of his family. Tho hotelkeeper stated that thojittack of no reason for the shooting. lie also said that the peddler did not say a word before ho fired. When the physicians first examined Burns' injuries they con- Jsraoi ta tlRlll, DUSCAN 1 WAIDLEY. 8 South. Main Street. M. F. CONBY, -31 South Main St. Monongahelft whiskey Meaqt. I A I Pi- perior Coguno Brandy $1.25 a qt. fl ,lulu" 1 1S-s,.i i.V... !.!,. Hum SI. 75 not. I VUENGLING'S Stock and Fresh Ale. Draught Porter and Wiener Beer. y U ttiOLl "JJ'fa 0, 5o cmars and all kinds ot Temperance Drinks. Away Op in the lortbwest! Mr, Kane, tn tlmW o nnnmirn. which Was done nfi .vmi hniirn hard work. The four ThnnV ahlRs then called attention to men then crawled through ine IK sUeredlthem fatal, but this morning luey SSgSS manwould prob- hand to do tlie wor-K nnu i. u .uc.. - , oniciaIa - , .... ,rB iIinUod unon ns -Wffi' HSSSt htSSL UfiS? bullet played havoc with the where constables nau uauueu ine pontu V"" i, o,i nna linlni mm1! mouth and throat nmi it. is not SJ S XTZTo Tallen in abTut two years ago. thought his life can bo saved. The peddler Versions viewed from as many standpoints succeeded In telling those who quesunneu and finally Chief O'llara said that the "When There Is Love at Home," beautl-1 hlm tj,nt j,0 committed tho deed becauso police am not mu uuu huuiu "" miij reuuereu .ui,u.ij . he was tired of struggling lor a living any civil uusiness, urn, ., ' grapn. WBnted to die and wanted company on ...nrrnntS In MBcs in wliicli the police Scliledltcti HnmtleH. ti. tourney to the next woild become interested through a performance ..,.. to kveninq Herald. The crime was said to that of an Anar- otlJtT,.rx .i Pottsville, April 7. David Shapero, I cT,Ht. but the more popular belief Is that I iniHI If If H rli. LII1L1 Lllt3 V.Ulltll 1 1 HCU Mivu - - . I ' . somo emphasis that should the Council who shot Hotelkeeper Burns at lauinqua sjinper0 had become crazed uy an in. .ii,i timt tho ntcht nollce should not be ioa. nil,t 1 Vnown here, but Is not i,uit tn aMI 1i!m wares nnd earn a living. allowed U) serve any wrrauu V.,'" looked unon as n resident ot the town. be Sielmweii;nD M d n itlnonmt tnvnrlablv the cases in which ho took peddler of tinware, having no home and warrants irom .iusucbs were n0 fixed place o residence, which a constable could not be found or r . ... refused toserve. .... .... i,r mi Tntinnv Dnoi.aii."nrince ot Irish ha viol'tlni? friends in town. Constable uolanu nnauy sinieu umuiHi I ";"-"-.--? -..r, iwii,on,,v'. . ... 1'KllSONAI.. v.. D. Beddnll went to Pottsvllle thli morning. Miss Hannah Griffiths, of Wilkes-iiarre, LAST NIGHT'S PARTIES. Various VThj People l'lml tu Unjojr Tlieiu- snlrs, A Welsh ten imrty was held at the resi dence of Jlrs. George Pllllnger, on West Lloyd street, last evening, which was en joyed by Hev. nnd Mrs. W. II. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Evans, Mrs. E. Kennnrd, Mrs. M. O'llara, Mrs. D. Thonins, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. John Griffiths, Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. W. Wnters, Mrs. J. i w imams, Mrs. II. James, Mrs. Hilde brnndt, Mrs. 0. Lewis, Mrs. Hnrrlngton, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Hogers, Mrs. Sarah aters, Mrs. Gunter, Mrs, James Morgan, Mrs. It. Thomns. Mm. Kilivun! Wlltlnma. Mlses Hattie and May Lehe. Llitele Ken- iiiru.viice nnn denine l'liungcr, Annlo I'ratt, Libbie Balnbridge, Hettle Griffiths, Mattie Harris, Messrs. William J. Plllln ger, John Price, W. KdwnriR Harry Powell, D. Simmons. J. Hopkins, D. ltobertH, W. Griffiths, Wlllinm Goodrich, A. Haves. A. Owen. W I'vm.. rnlt O'Hnrn, K. Pllllnger, li. Barton, P. Smltli and 11. Hogers, and Esther nnd Harry Kcnnard, Mr. and Mrs. Pllllnger. A very nleasant nnrtv was rrtvmi lnar. ovenlng to the little friends of .Masters Arthur and John Trezlse at the home of thtlr crnudmother. Airs. John fj Ilnvl on South .lard in street. Thoso present were Jacob Anspach, Gerbert and David Anspnch, Ben. Lnutcrsteln, Bertie Will iams. William Mlllichap, Prank Beddall, William Seltzer, May and Hay Bishop, Eddlo Williams, May anil Emma Davis, Archie and Jessie Lamb, Annlo Davis. Iinyniond, Artie and John Trezlse. There was a nlensant iratherlnrr nf ltt.Hn folks nt the residence ot the Porta family on North Main street, lost evening, to celebrate tho seventh anniversary of Bertha Thatcher. Among tho number iresent were Ida Thatcher. Levara Knl- bach. Lottie Ball. Kvn llnieiilmrli. Kiln Womcr, Stella Levine, Annie Burkhnrt, Emma anil Marv Kelthan. Jennie Ton- nick, Katie Beddall, Frances Kline, Mima Ileitis, lnthia Link, Delroy Hngen buch, Eddie Knlbach, Carl Burkliart, George Beddall, Fred. Kelthan, John Sindlln, Prank Brown, Fritz Kline and Alwecie Graeber. THE SPECIAL POLICE. Appointment Made ,y the Hurceas ami Citnllrined hj (onnclt. The following is tho list of tho snecinl police appointed by mo and confirmed by tho Borough Council ; Urst ard. Patrick Breunnn. James Morris, William Sadusky, John Downey, Michael Curlev. John lvemlrlek. .Tnhn Hellly, Adam bnizewize, Joseph Mandour, Anthony Alex. secpiid Ward. John Burns, Edward K?SFti tyatlrWt-JfAM iHfttraotnr-Jaiito- vlch, John Burns, Jacob II. Ktster, Thomas Dalton, B. G. Hess, William Mitchell, Thomas Jones, lTanK uounng ton, Michnel Needham, Joseph Mader, Henry Bicklemnn. iourtu aril. iiiomns uraiii,Autuiiujr Markosky, Michael Connors, William Morgan, Peter Hinchelser, Patrick Itt-yn-olds, William Powell, Abraham Sues- wlne, unaries iiuicuisKy, r.uwaru iiiii-uii-ford. Fifth Ward. Edward Uevors, William Louder, Murt. Durkln, Abe Green, Michael Hughes, Heet,e Thomas, Charles Whycules, Edward Hughes and William lialtzer. Tiro above named officers are hereby notified to nnnear at the Council chamber on Tuesday, April 10th, lb'.ll, at 7:30 p. m., to be sworn in, JAMES BurtNS, 4-7-3t Chief Burgess. 1'KMCII. 1'OINTS. that ho asked was that the night police leave day business nlono and that in the night time the Justices know where to , ii. , Uf 5 41m send for the Constables if they need them. IS Where the llneSt Wneni 111 mo lt wus intimated that some Justices are world is crown. Tho flour that - tj is made from the spring ballads, by phonograph at McElhenny's. OLD CROOK CAUGHT. ,V Very Important .rri maiio m in Mm li.il.lt of holdlnc warrants Issued Inc terily. ,11 Inn ,lnv until the lliL'llt DOlice gO Unrlnl to the IlSllALD. it on duty and then request the police to iEADiSo, April 7. Detective Henry wnuUll l- norvleo. ..l 1... nlnpoil til said the Constables fr0- Junnz io-uuy , r ., ' make Bervlce, , The Dollce said the Constables ire- "" -: . am Of tho Northwest possesses Color Luently called upon them for assistance jail an old nnd desperate crook who gives n?(l f to make arrests. , x , the name of William Keegan and who is Mali wanted on at least eight charges of burg- ..... . . - . t. ,"!... .l.a Fred. Flsuer, oi Jew iuriv " guest of his cousin, John B, Scheuhlng. Tax collector Scauinn was mime happy father of nnotuer daughter last (.vniiini?. i n w Mllno nf tlm Hoard 01 llenitu. io li'nn'.nr'fRthpr'fortho fourth time. It is a gin. Tho local letter carriers wero measured for their spring uniforms to-day. The following letters remain uncalled for, to date, at the local post office : Miss Laura Gibson, Mrs. George Llckle, Win. McKouwich. TIib vnuiiir folks envo a llternrv enter- tniument and social In tho chapel of tho Presbyterian church last evening, it was largely attended and nil wero greatly de lighted. The Chapel was handsomely decorated with evergreens and Mowers. The l'nlloa Iteport, Chief of Pollco O'Hara has prepared his nHlflfil rpivirt. fnr the oast fiscal voar. MeRunnlule and Nenry, I i,win total nf 112 arrests Of these the Misses stem Bpeui. vu-uuj bb paid lines, si served nine, mm oi. cio ....,. el.,. 1 .iU.iiriril 'riiulliiimcnllHcted amounted .n ,..ntn nrrpqts. I tlu. nnmn nr William iveeuuu tluu iw " juaiiiiwij v..j. . i . ... . i . ..I. : n '""'" , ' " .i.r t. tniiinn-Mm 1 ......... .i rT..i i Timvinn. nf Wnst Cos o 17H am ltu people were iuruiueu uu Dwvfcv 1 - - .1" ti v lm,.l,l mill together Mtmiuu..6v a " .."r nr,tl her husband with n mill mnlrn 'WlITTBR I n.i n-11 ,,nnii nneh other or some citizens I lary. . .. , I hniinnlni' boy last night. uiuu, uu for assistance when they need It, and Although it is reasonably certain that Mls, NelIlo onvis, who was confined to - 1 )nn . n A Li n I . .1 nnlinn tn t iutl nU'tl II Pill. I T.'F..nni fMt 1 1 T T Pll Till CrilUCI 111 JJC.UOI. - . . , ... I, 1... nttunb1 nf Her IIOUIO VL113 mu .wvm j yjour which wo nro now ofloring nttho very low price of 9 lodgings in the lockup. The report for the month ending April 1st, shows 11 ar rests. Five paid lines, six served time, and 31 people were furnished with lodgings. Harry Hart Itrancliun Out. Itarrv Hart, ot lllnutown. hns embark ed in the ice business and proposes to serve the people of Shenandoah with the finest quality of spring water Ice. He Is having a retilgerntor erecieu near tue i-. a jv. freight depot for storage purposes. This vuntnr. v.-lll In nn xvnv Interfere with Mr. so report to uouncii, wi vue iub"" na pouuus uuu bwiu. wm 8pettt niteen muium ui umumu m... ui i ' umunsciii . ...v Mi .1.11."" n.iuu " .......... - - conduct in the usual nrsi-oiass styie. The Increusu Deuounceil, Rditoh HeiiaM) : The seven Democrats who voted to Inorense the wages of the Bread and Moke Bread to Yr'mAin barrel than Winter wneat Dreau. regu r uiuy n "- and oe each . Mrs Ilaverstock, of town accompanied WO have just received a car Of his duty in leaving h s beat to assist a , shanu, k n Sunbnrjr and Haz.etou. It b Mrs. V , entof n De.an & noai. Minnesota Patent that In tho face of the latter case a com- Wlkes-Barre, where ho is wanted u. .our uuys w.t ... the linest Minnesota j. uium. 'V",v.i..,t i,n nniir- n. net. their dutv ,iuvu,ont. ckmes. Keeunn is about j. - I I"'" " : ..... . " . . I . , 1. ..11,1 nimttr. I1V I ............. Vnl ns. i... lonvinr. t.heir heats 10 serve a Hutnmi i vphts or nue. ui ueuvv m...... -. IifluL.i.ui.,..u.n1 dfd not Beemfouudon very feet six inclies hi height, The .Salvation Army will have p eon- report to uouncu, mm me nigut puhj J75 pounus auu okimih oncuM w 1 sneak luteon minuies 111 uemmu hull ,erve warrants oulr In conueotipn 1 honie. . ... Ithirtv Tninutw In ISukIUU. Allure wui A . 11. .i .l..tl... n.n(11fiUa nf thulinrnilifll. I TT..n ovnmlnni 1111 ClT ft OttO IVeCKail rfCaW Irfi HT3 H ... 1 11 inn . , , "JjT n on nlu h t n there-were found Ufj, rr" - ","" ' .?,;,,.,, "ii; m, i "'?"n . "i.i nti.h that aircregate UUvVt lucre io a udhv'"'4-u ,, ' it" fsv --- -- .""-".,, or more men are concerned and the police- over j;oo Tn value; several sets of the an Is unable to arresc more xiiau uuo ui linest surgical msi.ruim.-nin nu..uv n.onninonolmll Imvn thB tiower to I twin . n ..hvsiclan's "emergency case ot thirty minutes in Kugllsh. rnme. The subject of Itev. J. Proudo's raornlug sermon 111 tue i: .m. timrai wruiuii will be "Sot Vouruwn." j!.veuiuBuujnn, , . t ., man 18 unanie io iinrot mum inn., iiDfn"ii"'"""'"" ..,, . nnmin Astrav " Who voted 10 increase iiih vkui mo Wn nlso have Olir "Northwestern Daisy," "Northwestern Tansy them, the officer shall have the power to t2oO;a,.liySiclan's "emergency c ne u"e- tth servlceg I,, the watchmen from 1.86 to $1.50 per day Y 0 alSO navi. our uwu " , , . procure and execute a warrant for the instruments, a number of n11"1" lf ho attendance Already -. 1- - . , m, tth nmi 1T)Q n.lini..n mill I r' . . rrun nn......ittun ii Un i....,......n.a n tmrnlfir'H ttitimv and a I Trlnltv Ueformed cliurcuoil&unuay teii if'" ....i.u ... .,,V nrl "MinnpROtllVoild Lill?" at, F(TJR DOLL A K8 per barrel, and Lalauce of tho men. The committee also instruments, a burglar's i Jiinmy and a ana Alinnesota 1 uu w" 1 . , decided that tho night police shall take pocket lamp. On his nersou were found Tii :i TTlMin rnn.ln nf nfirt. Htiriutr wheat at $8.50 T)0r barrel, their cases before the Chief Burgess, and Vjuoiue.x'iuuuj j. t i 1 a - not before a Justice of the i'eaceandtue Just received a lot of fresh ground Uld-Timo po .. a,.i rnt nx A TT A TVI TrT.finR. Chief O'llara said that of the ua arresta UUU uiu-iliUB uiw"" I during the past year an out one oi vueui were disposed oi oy me jiuikcbu, I . . .1.. nnnulnlilna1 nptitfnn Trinity llelormeu cnurcuuuou, .. . -iiir. i WHte of nubile money nnd' InifHlsst lion the increase, inn ''""'? :"V."': .7r...i.. ...... :..i."i....i. i;,ii. of the that the people appreciate a benut. u H ' K S lattern ; ciw in muuey '.icnuruix service, cn . .... - k containing mileage books cm pungent sermou. Hev. OBWw . nnd Lehigh Volley Railroads, to-morrow night will be "A Baokboue, or excursion iicitem uiw Bn Aim in ui. Another Trlca Seniatlon. To horeemon who uso Chop Feed we recommend our Wheat Chop, made of Sound Whole Wheat. JUST RECEIVED a lot of fine FANCY : DAIRY : BUTTER ! Gilt, edgo, striotiy fresh and from one ot the best private dairies in the state. ' ' - Ako Fresh Creamery Butter every other day. 33-callbre vest pocket revolver, bulldog pocket boo the I'. & I and numerous other roads. CliHliig Thiavea HnpplRl to the 1IE3AI.D, MAHAKOY PLANE, April T. i.ieuieaaui the U. A: 1. ponce lurw, uuhbiti rranc nr LmillDli UU1 ui n .ail uw b inncn I on l.i nrlce lor tins lot omy lou. ...... -- -; -; . . ,. ,irnn meeting that this officer was not acit ",, Walaltls presenieu wuau iiiiiiciiicu iu imCK seiiciB uuu - ,, niruvnmlniiil it he lound a nppreemieu. , wv,m lrLr ciunntltv of uostage stnnip. A tew ' vuai u " !r . TV"" .7. "' .:, i ;..nu i.lm itm thnt wi Km, tii mi n nr. nuurs unci nun. ....r. .w.. - - nn excellent exnuimi In whun tliBV have the nower. A TimlTTI! Shenandoah, April C. A Little More his citizenship papers, hearing date tni.of nth. 1RM. nnd recltum the fact w.ilnttts had declared his intention to i,n,,,n n nltlzen on Scntember 8. 1801. Mr. (.able asked Waloitls to state the year of bis arrival in this country. v ui- auis answereu u Mi i J..! "rnn vnii nA(i r" was me next miesuou, 'Pltn n ftfti-r renlled that he could and was usked to read aloud his own citizen ship paper. He made an attempt aud tahi niipr snnie siuuv uu lb rcuiuui- imri.ll " IIh studied nlri and then nut the paper (which was thoordinnry printed liueu There never was a season when so many i .,.,,.,,1. tn Iiiivm couirhs anu cuius. Those who kuow tho value of Dr. Coxe's Wild Cherry uuu aenena preici n. .u.... other remeuirai. Now u Tap. liu niftmtiriiiii nnst olUco was robbed last ..,.. MV.......,1 ntliap ntlliiiircl lira now I uiguv. ii j ii i. ...... . I trying to trace uio iraun. SIoimsli.lll' Oreat IIrKlnl Mv store is fairly packeil with a fine i,,.,,t ,if ,lrr unods. carnetii and oil from V'OU to $1.7. cashmere (no iuiiim- r Toe. corsets I once and keoure Kvery artiole as represented. X', J. lUUAAUIIAfl. OUR I VROUT -LEFT AT- bnrgalns. i"e I"1 firV,"X" "A',."v:r.""'.?. ' n els nfid restaurants iu Shenandoah reuueeu iu -?,","-- 1 ad written onie'lilies acknowledged t o be tha nest b ltis to read tho writing, on the market. All orders left at l.ueoutn .an attlmnt but nfttr Main street will receive promptattention. uslderable study and reading correctly M-K. colomux, TT.,.,n ,.,ii. nnrnets. feathers nud mat tresses cleaned by the Steam Iteiioyntlng i:ninniinv. Shenanuoan. i-a, o-ul-.u. 123 North Jar din Streo.
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