Evening Herald. Fill DAY, MAY 18, 1694. THIRD EDITION MAHANOY GITY LETTER, A BUDGET OF LATEST NEWS. All the Events ol Bright and Spicy the Day Told i Paragraphs A THE LOOAL PAPER. Second Infttsllment for the Kdlllcntlon of I.ooaI Merchant. In these United States nro over 30.000 periodical publication!!. Probably 13,000 to 14,000 ot these nre published in towns ot less tbnn 5,000, and cortnlnly that many in towns of less tlian 10,000 population. The editor of such a paper lias much to bewail and much to bo thankful for. I know of at least two local weeklies which clean up for the publisher tlOO n week. I know of 1,01)0 or !2,000 which are bnroly cktng out an existence. Every one of them ought to bo prosperous- -every one. They would be so if the local merchant was fully awake to his opportunities. He has an opportunity far greater than his city brethren, because in the city are many papers. The city reader is burdened with much printed matter and in propor tion to circulation tho advertisement in country weekly will have ten readers to the city daily's oiib. John Wanamaker finds that his "ads." In local country papers pay, oud he uses them liberally. In advertising n large department tore In Indiana, I proved to my satisfaction that the country weekly would draw trndotothe city. This would not be so casv if the local merchant showed the en terprise Ue ought, and If he counted his advertising as an expenditure for profit nnd no' as a dead loss. Hy enterprise 1 do not mean conceit. I do not mean that a man must bo u blow hard, but he must have a clear, calm, lid be lief that his business is right; t hat people ought to trade witli him for their own tr '!. and that thev will believe what ho tells them. His belief will klndlo theirs Twenty-five dollars will buy a fairly i;ood sized spaco in tho average country naner for a whole year. Fifteen dollars a year for a weekly change. Forty dollars n year less man m an issue ! me ueoier needs to sell only four dollars' worth more each week to pay for the entire "ad." Propertly managed, the advertisement will pay from one to 600 per cent, on tho investment. When 1 was a publisher I used tochango every "ad." in the paper at. least once in two weeks. It paid the advertisers ond H paid tne, hy making them satiallcd. Advertising stripped of all Its mystery Is merely and simply telling people what you arc doing and whero yon are doing it, If you are doing a good thing at a convenient place, people will come to you. Only ask enough of them and ask often enough. You may ask fifty timos anil fall, and the Ufty-ilrst time succeed. It's the last straw, you know tho last blow that clinches tho nail. If your proposition is a reasonable one tbern will always bo a few neonlo who will accept it. If your proposition isn't a good one, better drop it aim roc a now one. -Charles Austin Hates. Record of To-day'i Doings. Persons who sympathize with the afflicted will rejoice with 1). K. Carr, of 1235 Harrison street, Kansas City. He Is nu old sulTercr from inflammatory rheu matism, but has not heretofore been troubled In this climate. Last winter he went up into Wisconsin, and in conse quence lias had another attack. "It came npon in a again very ncute and severe," he sold, "My joints swelled nnd became in flamed, sore to touch or almost to look at. Upon the urgent request of my mother-In law I tried Chamberlain's Pnln Balm to reduce the swelling and ease the pain, and to my agreenble surprise, it did both. 1 have used three fifty-cent bottles and bc Hevo it to bo the finest thine for rheuma tism, pains and swellings extant. For fnle by Gruhler Uros. Coming Kvents. Mny 30 Strawberry and lco cream fes tival In Hobblus' opera house, under the auspices of Camp 0, I. O. of T. A. Juno 4. Ice cream and strawberry festival, benefit Primitive Methodist church, m basement of tho church. June 10. Ice cream and bean soup festival in Kobblus' hall, under the aus pices of the Women's Relief Corps. When Bby was sick, wo gave her Castorla. When sho w n Child, sho cried for Castorlo. When she twimn Miss, she clung to Costorls. When tho bad Children, iho gavo thorn Castorla, lteported dully from the Mhnoy City bureau ot tbeEVBiuna IIiiulu.J MAHAKOT Cnr. May 18. Dr. Hrcndle Is visiting friends In Phila delphia, Emanuel Scddon is the guest of friends In Tamaima. J. Wesley Heuhler visited Pottsville yesterday. Tne condition of Centre street mud all winter, cobbles nil summer. Thomas Becker is visiting New Ittng- gold relatives. Miss Kiln Flail spent Thursday In Tama qua. Fen. Cooticr Is tiartlclnntlna in the shooting tournament In Sunbury to-day. Dr. Thomas Lewis Is sojourning in Philadelphia. Kdward W. Becker departed last even ing for Kingtown, where ho will remain several days. Iteuben Mnrtln, a Shenandoah butcher, was in town last evening. A bouncing baby has nrrlved at the homo of Mrs. Jouas Lord, In Cole's patch, on Tuesday. Mrs. Homer Boycr, of Fast Centre street, presented her husband with a fine young lad on Wednesday. John Drehcr nnd Marlln Saylor. two Ashland youths, attended fair ones In Mahanoy City last evening. Andrew M. lteese, a Shamokln sales man, called upon tho trade here yostor day. A. A. Mix. a conunerclnl traveler, from Wilkes-llarre, transacted business here last evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. Nathaniel Mover departed hist evening for their homo in Newport iNews, va, Messrs. John Gnllachcr. John L. Tracy and Thomas Donohoo are doing jury duty at rottsvine tins weeK. Dr. Lowery lias returned from Potts ville and re opened his ofllco on Cutuwlssa street. Mef srs. Horry Clifford ond John Lugan returned from tne junction last evening loaded down with trout. J. Burd Irish, of Norristown. snent r few hours with relatives in town yester day. Miss Julia Blssell, of Waterbury, Conn., is tho guest ol l)r, A. J . Hlssell J-homas Murray, ot IJanvllle, was yes terday tlio guest ol J. nomas .Moore. Mrs. Daniel Sober, of Mahanoy Plane, did shopping hero yesterday Mrs. Itobert Britton, of Gilberton, was In town yesterday. Mrs. Knscholar and Miss Laura Bow man. of Wilkes-Barre. but former rest dent-i of our town, aro spending a few days with numerous friend Here. Frank Snyder, a pharmaceutical stu dent, has returned irom the Ida. Ohio, college, to remain for thu summer. Misses Heardon. Oulnn. Maculre, Granger, Whltaker, Haley, Moore and McXnmara, and Messrs. William clsb Itobert Qulnn and others from town enjoyed themselves nt the Gilberton ball last, evening. Knglne 403 of tho Weatherly division was brought to ueiano tor repairs yester dav. This Is the first work done m the Delano shops that has heretofore gone to llazleton George Hiues has laid oil from work for the remainder of the week and has some mysterious business about tho l'ottsvlllo court house. Several marriago licenses for Mahanoy City parties are said to have been issued by register JMattentuis weeK, Thomas Glsthart, of Spruce street, had his foot mashed bv n fall of coal in a chute at Tunnel llldge colllei-y one iay this week. His injuiiea weio uileiiu.t to by local physician. Thomas Ulasiby met with n very pain ful accident at Urummond collleiy on Tuesday. He was working iu a chute when a piece of coal rolled down, its hilar edge cutting his wrist and severing an nrtery. Tho wound was dressed by Dr. Blssell. Michael Charnok, n Hun employed nt Buck .Mountain, by tne .Mill ureeK uoai MnrdrriMf by n Iliiralar WALTHAM, Mass., May 18. James Far- rar, a constable of South Lincoln, was wakened eorly In the morning bv tho noise made by the two burglars In his room. Finding that they were discovered they Jumped from a window and fled. farror formed a searching party of six nnd Btarted on a hunt. The party soon come upon one of the men, and Farrar placed him under arrest. Thu burglar drew a revolver and fired three bullets Into Forrar's head, killing him Instantly. He wn knocked insensible by another of tho party and handcuffed. Barrett, the murderer, Is 53 years old. Another man under arrest on suspicion of belnir Mi accomplice. Not Guilty of lUrratry. IIoilDKAtJX. May 18. The trial of Ran- nllle, quartermaster ot the Messnrgis teamcr Equator, who was charged with avlng caused an explosion on that vessel as she was leaving Paulllac on Jan. 17, in order to remove traces of a robbery of gold ingots, watconcluded yesterday, and Itanoullle was acquitted The explosion caused the death of two sailors and the Injury of others. The explosive had been placed In a box containing precious coins. and the case was regarded as one of barratry." Ribbon Weavnra Weaken. Paterson, N J May 18. The central committeo of the ribbon weavers declared tho strike off. after a desperate struggle f eloven weeks. A majority of the oper atives of tho mills of the William Strange company and Levy Brothers went back to their looms. PiULLii'smnio, N. J., May 18. The strike nt the Standard Silk mill here, in progress for the last fifteen weeks, has been declared oil by the Weavers' Union f America. To (Juecnutown for 1S14, Another break has been mndo in ocean fares to Ireland, Kngland, Scotland and Wales. The rate to Ouecnstown has been reduced to 14, Including railroad faro to New York city. These rates will only i ??' "t i mnu lui i puwi v urn..-, v..... . -... railroad and steamship olllce, est Centre street, Shenandoah, Pa. 5-l-tf Dr. S. F. Scott, Blue Itldge. Harrison Co., Mo., says : "For whooping cough Chamberlain's Cough Ilemedy is excel lent," By using it freely tho disease is ilinrlvml nf all daneerous conscuuences. There is no danger in giving tho Heniedy i ' , v . to babies, as It contains nothing injur!- Jonn iai ous. sa and au cent, uotiiea tor saie uy Gruhler Bros. Buy Keystone Hour, same Lessio & Baku, printed on every sack. Be sure that the ABhland, Pa., Is 3-3-3tow Fresh beer at SchmlckerV, 104 S. Main 8 cot. 4-25-lm Steamihlp Tlrkets Keduccif. From Hamburg, Breman, Antwerp or Amsterdam only fcil.tx). To Liverpool, Queenstown, lndonderry, Belfast or dlnnirmv nulv $82. At lipase's Hailrnfld and Steamship Olllce, Dougherty Build- against him nt Pottsville yesterday, Co., had a leg broken yesterday by gelting it In the way ot a rolling log. tie w, removed to the Miners' hospital. The Citizens' Band paraded Centre street last evening, playing excellent music. Mahanoy City has a first class baud and feels very proud of it. As a listener to a spirited melody remarked last night : "It would rank with the finest in the coalfield, not excepting th Third Brigade of Pottsville. Mrs. David T. Watkins arrived from the west last evening bearing the title of M. D. which she acquired at a St. Louis Airs. yvatKins is uia wile 01 Centre street surgeon. Sho will practice, in Mahanoy Ulty. Messrs. G. W. Smith, M. J. Keating and D. B. iiongenberger were noillle yesterday that they had successfully passed the civil service examination held here on Feb 10. There wero eleven pcrcons examined. Mr. Keating lias been ap pointed sub-carrier ly t'ostmamcr u uon nor, cs. aged about 05 years, died a his late residence nt 505 East Pine street vesterdav morning at 11:20 o'clock, Ih deceased had been ill with a complication of diseases for four years, and died in the chair in wnicii ue nau nimost iiveu lortne last bIx months. He Is survived by a wife and seven adult children. Interment will bo mado in Tamaqua on Monday after noon. Joseph Bodcnsky, the young Polo who disappeared nivbterlously from Shenan doah some weeks ago and who was ar rested abouttho same time for fanning a bush fire toward a powder houseat Maple Hill, wan tried nnd acquitted of tho charge in Opening Next Monday. Tho cafe at the corner of Main and Coal streets, formerly owned by Charles Bur- chill, bus passed Into tho hands of tho now proprietor, 'mourns uorrnnn, lato ot uir ardville. and Is undergoing extensive im provements which will bo completed by Monday, 21st, when Mr, Gorman will Have a grand opening to wnicii tne public Is invited. Mr. Gorman will mnke the cafe tho finest In the town. & 15 Ot GET STRONG BEFORE SUMMER Hard to Gain Strength During Hot Debilitating Weather Most Favor able Results from Paine's Celery Compound in May. life, strength, and Now or never get health and strength. The most obstinate Indoor dwellers get a sniff of outdoor air In May. No one altogether escapes the spring feeling in the blood. The most delicate and confirmed Invalids now vonture on short rides and walks. May is the blessed month for convalescents. "When May comes I'll get well," is the cry nil through tho winter. There are fewer obstacles to getting well In May, no cold winds to bring relapses and exhnustlng sickness, nor debilitating heat to rob one of strength. A sweeping glance over the land would show millions of weak, nervous, nlllng men nnd women every day growing stronger and getting rid of lingering dis eases by using Pnlne's celery compound this month, when this remarkable blood ond ncrvo remedy works best hand In hand with nature's purpose to give every nntmate thing new happiness in spring. Paine's celery compound hastens con valoscence from nil nervous and wasting diseases. It feeds badly nourished nerves and takes away their Irritability nnd pain. It purifies the blood and supplies rich ma terial for new healthy tissues nil over the body. Prof. Edward E. Phelps, M. D., LL. D., of Dartmouth college, discovered Paine's celery compound in the now famouB laboratory of the college. The world Is full ot busy, thankful men nnd women who owe their energy, health and very existence to Paine's celery compound. An immense burden of rl eumotlsm, kidney trouble, constipa tion, salt rheum, oczemo, disordered liver nnd blood diseases has been lifted from tho world since Paine's celery compound came Into It. Your own physician will tell you how confidently physicians rely on Paine's celery compound as an lnvlgorator and strengthener for body, nerves and brain. It makes people well. , Spring is busy with marvelous rapid changes in the tissues ot the body. Now Is tho time to permanently cure nervous weaknesses, neuralgia, headache and dyspepsia by using Paine's celery com pound to build up hoalthy tissues in placo of tho diseased parts. Pure, rich blood sent through the deep parts of the heart, liver, ond kidneys, loavlng in its passage material for rapid repair, and taking nway In Its stream tho used up, harmful elements, soon drives out weakness from these organs, and re stores their healthy functions. Paine's celery compound mokes new, nbundnnt blood, regulates and feeds worn out nerves, and builds up tho strength of the body. Home-Killed Beef. Gold Dollar f ir Fifty Cent. We offer this week one thousand extrn fine Balbrlggan Vests In ladles sizes for 7c. each ; these are our regular 15c. kind' nnd aro as cheap as gold dollare at fifty cents apiece. Ll. WILKINSON'S. 29 South Main St. Silas Slirpnrd to Lertarc. Miss Mary S. Shepard.the state president of the Women's Christian Temperance Alliance, will deliver n lecture on "Gospel Temperance and tho Keeley Cure" lu the Kngllsii j-utnernn ciiurcu nt .Mauanoy City on Thursday. May 24th. at eight o'clock p. m. No admission will be charged. 5-17 7t Ti, nntv nlnrn In town to secure home- kllled beef, guaranteeing choice and juicy meat, nnu nt. tne snme price an tuiuwu eel. r resn veni, munuii, puri mm mum. 'resh t-ansage and bologna made every day. Finest steak, 2 lbs. sc; nu roasts, 2 lbs. 25c; soup meats, 7 and 8c; be9t veal, 14c; fresh home-made sausage, 10c. Reuben Mart in? 121 N. Main St., Shenandoah. Hear in Mint! John A. Hellly'a Is the place to get the purest wines ami liquors, oesi oeer anti ales nnd finest brands of cigars. Monaclian's ltargslns. A good oualitv home-made rag carpet nt 30 cents a yard; nice table oilcloth, 15 cents a yard; good dressgingtiams.u cents n yard; tho best 60 cent corset in the market. Lace curtains nnd dress goods of all Kinds cneap. J.'. J. JIOAAUIIAH, No. 28 S. Main St., Shenandoah. Cronfectioxier, 29 Fast Centre Street, SHENANDOAH, PENNJ. MISCELLANEOUS. T OST.-Uy an employo of the Heealp, I i new ten dollar greenback. By raurnlr.s to tbls ofllco tde finder will recclxe a suliablo reward and the urailtudo of tho employe, who can in aiioru me joss. IOIl HALE. 1,W0 shares of minlne stock. Apply to S. G. M. Hollopetcr, Posiofflce DUliaing, uouin tfiaiu sireei, anenunuoaa, i-u. 1H7ANTED. A number of masons and VV laborers, to build tho dam breast and ca'c hou-o nt the i-henandoh city wattr dam. Apply to Auot st KDUKii, contractor. In Tho 17STHAYKD. A white cow. 10 years old, Vi csir. nnd has hnrns crooked inwarfl. ' party returning tame to H. Rublnslty, 17 Vorlli unoeri sireei, cneimnuuuii, x u., win " pmu u Kooa anys wages. o-i-i-iw AMUSEMENTS. F EUOUSON'S THEATRE. P. J. rEIlCUSON, UANACEIl. FRIDAY EVE., MAY 25,1894, ing, Shenandoah, Pa. M-tf A lady nt Tooleys, La., was very slok with bilious colic when M. C. Tistler, a Eromlnent merchant of the town gave er a bottle of Cboiubcrlalu'M Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemedy. Ho snys she was well In forty minutes after taking the first dose. For sale by Gruhler Bros. Special low prices to nil In watches Jewelry and silverware nt Holderman's corner Main and Lloyd street. U6E Wells' Laundhv Blue, the bent Blueing for lanudry use. Kach package makes two quarts. IS eta. Sold by Mus er & Beddall. Get your repairing mnu's. dona nt Holder; Blew C&oodLs Arriving Daily C. 0. Fricko's Carpet Store, 10 South Jnrdiu Street. costs In the case being placed upon the county. An exciting foot race was run on South alley, near Main street, last evening be tween William Tyler and John Lotwlck, two old chappies of former great renown in the snrlnting nrena. Tho rnco is snld to hove been the outcome ot a bantering that they were too stilt to run ten feet. Lotwlck was given seven yards of a start. When the pistol was fired Tyler fell down. Another good start was made and the runners sped nway nt n gait that would be n credit to many voung fellows. Lotwlck finishing by four yards, nmld the wild excitement of tho old sports congre gated about thu street. Tyler paid for tho treats. I. cut. A gold-headed coiib, on the Brandon ville road near the water dam, bearing the inscription, "M. S.,1889." Flutter will bo rewarded by leaving same at Max Schmidt's dry goods store, 110 and 118 North Main street. 5-14-tf Denmen Thompson's Beautiful play, ...The Old... Homestead. Presented by a larger ond better Company thtintvcr tefore. Original Scenery and Properties. Prices, 5J, 50c, 75c and $x Reserved Heats at Ktrlln'. rtrue store IEW YORK Cosh Millinery Store, 29 North Main St., Shenandoah. Ladies, you must see our large line of lace and straw Trimmed Hats at Special Prices Before you buy elsewhere, Also Infants' hats, caps and robes. Zephyrs nnd Ger 111 an town wool. Tho latest New York styles always on hand at lowest prices. Mourning Goods a specialty. MUM. O. V. I1VOK. J-JH. H. HOFFMAN JJAKEH, MYMCIAN AND SVROEON, Successor to Dr. James Btcln. 114 North Jardin Street, Shennndoah, Pa, Office hours From 7 to 9 a. m.i 1 to 3 and in ft n. m. Diseases of the throat and lnnffa specialty. Hours ot acelnuuon s 8 to 0 a m. 12 to 1 p. m t'oriiiuu's Cafe. When seeking a neat nnd well-oouducted cafe, go to Gorman's, corner Main and Coal streets. Polite and prompt atten tion.; c-10-liu ItliTTJG Z& HON'H Beer : and : Porter Wholesale and Hetall. BOL, A.C3233ST1', Liquors and Cigars. 120 Sontb Main Street. f Absolute Confidence in &2zbbb-Ouv Advertisements. Remarkable Results Follow Our Printed Announcements F. PL0PPERT, and Bread, Cokes, Confectionery nnd . Vnnllla, Chocolate nnd Straw berry Ice Cream and Soda Water Wholesale and Retail. Orders for parties and other events filled on short notice. Ice cream delivered to oil parts of town in pint or quart buckets. POTTSVILLE, !fl. must largely attribute this prices invite comparison. Every line no matter how small the type does its share toward adding to our great business, and to the fact that our advertisements are always free from exaggeration and free from anything which in the slightest. way misleads, we extraordinary showing. Our We ofler many special induce ments In our Millinery Depart ment. We nre headquarters for hats, either trimmed or untrim med ; also tho choicest selec tion of trimmings, Bowers, rib bons, etc. W e've the cheap hat and the hlgh-?rl-cd hat. See ing Is believing... QUR SPECUL $2-25 There's hardly a doubt but you will And our stock of coats Just what is wanted In a light weight cpat. It Is the most ex tenslvo and best assorted lot in tho county. Ladles' double breasted Jackot.umbrclla hack, draped sleeves, satin faced, and some lined throughout..- Ladles' Cloth Capes.assortcd sizes and materials, lace and braid trimmed, black and navy, newest stylis, newest etlects. Wc aro prepared with a selec tion imu snoum piease mu critic. The capo is tho leading wrap, and we aro keen enough 10 recognize 11 . OUR SPECIAL $4 IF YOU WANT ARTIFICIAL TEETH I CO TO THE for $8, any size, shade, shape, and several hundred sets to select from. Their vitalized air has no tqua' for palnlcf s extraction. All ltlnda nlllng ot reasonable prices. Don't forget the number 100 North Centre Btreet, I-OTTsrJI.Tj:,l-A, OUR SPECIAL $5 Nothing in tho woman attiro is as natty, as "bon-ton" as a neat, well-made shirt waist. Wo have them in percale, lawn, sateen and silk. Perfect beau ties, masterpieces of women's conceptions all shades, nil styles, nnd nt the mojt popu lar prices - SPECIAL 1 0 mr 1 a $250 REWARD The Schuylkill Traction Co. Will pay two hundred nnd fifty dollars for information that will lend to the detec tion nnd conviction of the person or per sons who placed obstructions on the com pany's tracks thU caused the accident near St. Nicholas colliery, on Thursday evening, May 10th, 1SCU. DALLAS SANDER, Pres. K. W. Ash, Supt. A complete resume of ail the fashions and combinations of new fabrics that will be invoguo In great fashion cenfes this season Is shown In our display of Dress Goods for spring and summer. One of our specials Is a changeable goods, swivcled encct, 1 yaru wiao, worm s,., The unprecedented success of our Silk department has been the source of much surprise to all who have watched its re markable growth, "Goods of standard qualities the best, at lowest pkices" is unquestion ably the reason of Its great ad vancement. Our Wash Silks are exceptionally fine at -12c, 68c and 75c OUR SPECIAL iycl OUR SPECIAL 42c! Thero is one headouivrters nf Underwear In I'ottsvllle, nnd that is our store everv oual- ity, every weight, every style, every sizo made, and every urlco. No other such an as sortment in tho county. All styles and qualities ol Ladles' Vests. Our Men's Neckwear Depart ment adds emphasis to the above: "We know that this will bo the greatest opportunity ever before ottered in Pottsville to economically supply an en tiro .season's reauirements of fashionable Neckwear.and that too at half and less than half the usual cost.". j... OUR SPECIAL OUR SPECIAL Wo carry a large line of cot ton coods. Following aro a few of tbo many, somo of which are mourning gooas, oiners nre bcotch t'lnids, Zephyr Ging hams, line Percales In stripes and figures, all new goods nnd petfect beauties considered cheap at 10c a yard. OUR SPECIAL I22C Heretofore our SDrlncr sales! havo tested the selling capacity 01 our Hosiery ueparimcnt.anu each year tho stocks, necossary iu supply iuu ucinnnus, nave been enormously increased a fact which proves bej-ond a question that wo carry a stand ard hose SPECIAL 1 122 Ladles' cotton, silk nnd kid gloves m all the lending and desirable shades. What a glove selling time we've had for the past month. Tho like of It has never been known In Pottsville, that's n certainty. It clinches and rivets our claim for abso lute glove headquarters OUR SPECIAL 75c A big special of laces In all tho latest designs. Dainty and beautiful effects. Excluslvoln style and price All silk Bour don Laces not tops and nrettv patterns worth 2'c. flutter color laces In Point Venice, Venetian Point, in Point do Ireland, In all the new and dainty effects worth 2oc I OUR SPECIAlTj I22C Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, C. Geo. Miller, Manager. POTTSVILLE, PA. IS! ROOF PAINTING promptly done with V30- HAWTIIOUN'S U. S. HOOP PAINT by ja.. VOST, Agent, 1st) Kaatnoal street. Hhenandoah. It lstbebest and only guarantee paint againBl corrosion, tire nnu every Kina Ol wtuiuer, luruieiai, wimucu and paper roc fs and walls. Give it a trial. Grand : Opening 1 JOHN" LINTON Wishes to announce to the pnbllc that he has opened a FHOTOGItAPH UALLEIIY t. No. 14 N. Plum nllev. where he will be pleased to have you call. All work guar anteed. A specialty of tintypes, a lor ssoc. PEOPLE who have CARPETS, FKATIIKltS or MATTIIE8'JE8 3?o Too Oloanod. ! While cloning house, will do well to call on or address Ibe STEAM Rt0yATIn6;CO,,iVrr 33 Kast Coal Street. We're 15-ettmg Tlhere ! We nre plensed to Announce that although the times are hard we are doing ni rushing business, due, no donbt, to the low figures we nre selling our goods nt. The latest styles of summer suits, all wul-ntade goods, for men, boys nnd children. Our $9.00 Men's Light-colored Suits Bent anything ever offered before In Shenandoah, as to style, make nnd price. We- have a special run on our fine men's pants in all colors, at tUOO, which are sold else- wuere nt w. we nave one 01 me unesi. siocps 01 unts. iaps, uents' i umismngs. Trunks, Valises, etc. Come and see us If you wish to save money. W. Shines New Clothing Store, Slmou Abrmnson, Malinger. 21 South Mnln tit., Shenandoah. T. H. SMYBER, (Successor to O. W. Ilasslcr) 101 West Cherry St., Shenandoah, HOUSEandSIGN painter Dealer li WALL PAPER. A large stock ot Wall Paper of all shade r- hand. Special low rates for paper hanging BOWES' Saloon and Restaurant, Formerly Michael Peters', 15 ISMtlnlu St., Slieunudonli. Fresh and cool beer always on tap. Finest wines, liquors and cigars. JAMES BOWES, Prop. Photographer Market and Centre Sts., Pottbviu.e. The best photographs In nil the latest styles. Wonders leads all photographers. WARREN J. PORTZ, Ptnvin Tuner. Pltnos and organs repaired. Orders left at 31 North Main street. Shenandoah, will receive prompt attention. WAX FLOWERS In Bouquets and Other Designs. HIXAUS, WREATHS, STARS. CROSSES, ETC. Wasley's: Pharmacy, North Mnln St., Shenandoah. Piatt's Popular Saloon, (Formerly Joe Wyatt's) 19 and 21 West Oak Street BHENAHDOAn, PA. The bar is stocked with he bent beer, porter, ales, whiskies, brandies, w'nes and cigars. Eat in bar attached. Cordial Invitation to all. )
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