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EVENING HERALD
TCKSDAY, XOVKMBKKO, 1W)4.
1 HIBDEI )lTION
CENTRALIA.
Miirtln Catifleld Is nil smiles. It's u Klrl.
Miss Kiln Price, of Mahanoy City, (spent
a day In town with friends.
Miss Ktta lllne, n prominent young
lady ol town, is seriously ill.
Messrs. Cliailes McBrearty nnd 1'atrlck
Devlne called on friends In Shenandoah
on Saturday,
Johu Lambert, one of Shenandoah's pop
ular Insurance agents, transacted basi
licas In town on Saturday.
Miss Maud Wntklns returned on Sun
day after spending n few days among her
many friends nt Mahnnoy City.
Work on the electrla road Is rapidly
progression and we shall soon linre the
pleasure of seeing the cars running
through our lively borough.
Owen McDonough and Peter Cnrey, two
of our popular young men, spent Bator
-dny among the fair ones of .Shenandoah,
at the dancing school held there.
lOdward J. rTlynn, Esq., has opened an
office in Leddicoat's bullllng,.on Ixicust
avenue, and Is now roady to attend to all
cases which require the work of an at
torney. The Centralln foot ball team defeated
the First ward team of Shenandoah In a
very Interesting game here on Saturday.
The game was Interesting throughout.
Centralia won the toes and took the ball
defending the south goal. Hynn kicked
the ball and the man who secured it was
downed before he could gain any advant
age. After a few minutes piny one ot
Shenandoah's men fumbled the ball.
Devlne secured It and after n dnlsy run of
fifty yards lauded it safely behind the
Shenandoah goal, making the first touch--down.
Hyuu failed to kick the goal. No
more scoring resulted in the first half of
the game, although tho good plays were
numerous on both sides. The second half
began with Shenandoah having the ball.
Stanton made n good kick. Rhodes secured
the ball and curried it down the field,
where it was kicked. Centralln then, by
a series of pushing the centre nnd running
the ends for small gnlns nt each time got
the bnll to within a few yards of the cov
ted line. Here the work was very hard.
Shenandoah defended their position in n
manner that certnlnly deserves credit nnd
it was not until after the third touch
down tliut the line wns croseed, McDon
nell cnrrylng it there nmtd cheers from
his companions. Cnrr this time wns se
lected to kick the goal and he did It very
prettily. The playing of lihodesatcentre
was very good and Shenandoah did not
succeed In making tho game at this invin
cible spot. Purcoll and McDonnell's play
ing was also of the first-class order. The
score was 10 to II and the teams lined up
an f I lows :
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.. lii -lit Knit Mtack
1'ur, i 1 ..
..Uitrtil. Tsuil le Keliench
H lutnu H'Ulit Uuartl Carrol
Itli -'l'- Vmi e Mcforiuick
i Im-l-m l.pft Uiiunl i-:uiUa
M-'.iuie L flTdcMe MeDeralott
lve'lv Left li.ni Uimbcrt
lit-wii- OuiLrtpr Hark nhaeliv
Mi 1 1 1 1 1 1 n-1 1 Right Halfback l-'auet
i art i.e!t iiaixtiacjc 3icieogu
Ryan Full Hack .. .. -Stanton
Rehire, Fnrtnei; Umpire, 11. Mcllrearty f
Kd. J. Flynn, Esq., had the pleasure of
addressing n large gathering at Hymen-
vtlle on Saturday evening. Mr. Flynn
was speaking in the Interests of the Dem
ocrn' ticket, and he did It In a manner
that waB .certainly very creditable.
Henry Wilson, the postmaster nt Welsh
ton. Florida, savs lie cured a case of dinrr
noon of long stnndlng In six hours, with
onesmall Mottle ol Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemedy. What n
pleasant surprise that must have been to
the KiiHerer. Such cures nro not unusual
with this remedy. In many instances
only one or two doses are required to give
permanent roller. It can always Dp Ho
nendeil unon. When reduced with water
it is pleasant to take. For sale by Gruhler
.uros.
Coming; Events.
Nov. 13. Tea party In the Primitive
Methodist school room, under the auspices
of the ladles of the church aud for the
benefit of the ohurcl) fund.
Nov. 89. Turkey supper in Itobblns1
opera house under the auspices of the ves
try of All SaluU P. K. church.'
Nov 26 to 80. KiitertRlnmeut in Hob
bins' opera house under the auspices ot
the vestry of All SniuU P. K. church.
Oer 3. Flnt annual grand ball ot the
Carpenters' Social Club In Ilobhl os' opera
hous-.
When Baby urn tick, we gave her Oattotla.
When she was a ObUd, slut erid for Oastorla.
When she Utowue Miss, she clung to Oastorla.
WLf -Iw bad ChUdrao, aba wvn Um Cwtorla
Some Cold Weather Bargains.
Special value offered this week In
ladles' and children's ooate, shawls, blan
kets, underwear, flannels and woolen dress
goods. Our prices am whvays lowsr than
you expect to pay aud oar assortment iu
the various departments were never so
complete as now.
L. J. Wilkiksox,
29 South Main street,
10-16-tf Shenandoah, Pa.
Bny Keystone Hour, ile sure that the
name Lisseia & Baku, Ashland, Pa., la
printed on every sack. tf
W. A. McGulre, a wellk-nown citizen
of McKay, Ohio, is of the opinion that
there 1b nothing as good lor children
troubled with colds or croup as Chamber
lain'! Cough Itemedy. He has used It in
his family for several years with the best
results and always keeps a bottle of it in
the house. After having In grippe he was
himself troubled with a severe cough.
He used other remedies without benefit
and then concluded to try the children's
medicine and to his delight it soon
affected a permanent cure, 25 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by Gruhler Bros.
LEFT ALONE WITH HIS DEAD.
Wlilln Nurlnr Hl Kirmtlpoi TntletiM llo
lias No Time for I'uiienils.
MtlAVAUKKK, Nov. 0. Frederick Knseh
lives noar Jltiskego lake, nllH'tooil miles
southwest of this r-lty. Two of hlohU
dreu died Inst Thursday of small kix nnd
one on Saturday. Several of the others
and the mother are now sick. Kttscli has
lioen fighting the disease single) handed
from tho start. Ills nearest nelghlmr,
William Bishop, lives half n ratio away.
Ho alone has tried to help the afflicted
family. Ho went to Halo's Corners for a
doctor. The lottcr onmooti Friday, but
did not enter the house. He left medloines
for tho sick nnd took nn order for two
small colllns. Then he went nway, nnd
has not linen seen since. Meantime the
father kept upday and night nursing his
sick wlfo nnd children who yet live, and
has not had time to bury his dead babies.
His neighbors have been afraid to go near
his plnoo. Kitsch is oaring as best lie can
forhis wife's mother, nn nged Invalid who
has lived with them foryenrs.
New Jersey's Itallronil Tax,
TllKNTON, Nov. 0. Tho assessment of
railroad property In New .Tersoy for tho
purpose of taxation this year lias lieen
coinpleteil by the htat- board of assessors.
Tho total valuation Is JL'2,oriO,78, and tho
total amount of the tax $1,518,0,11.25. Of
this amount the state's sharo is 11,110,
Sttl.80, nnd the sharo of tho cities nnd
towns Is t I08,:i31.:itf, the total increase over
last year's valuation being 18,088,808. Tho
Peiinsylvauln Ilallroad company's tax bill
foots up to the enormous amount of 127,
055.111. Tho hill of the Central Hallrond
company is Jill 3,001.08. Tho other roads
will pay as follows: Lehigh Valley, $131,-
4S1.BU; Jew York, bithquehnnniinnd West
ern, $11,4011.11; Delawaro, Lackawanna
aud Western, 73,880.45; New York, Lako
Krlo ami Western, $140,010.07: Komllnc,
$50,617.77. Tlio unclassified compaulos
have bills ngalust them aggregating $131,-
B17.6S.
Oencral llooth In Washington
Wasiiinotov, Nov. 0. Thcro was nn
outpouring of Salvation Army soldiers nt
the Pennsylvania depot yesterdny to greet
General Uooth, tho commander-in-chief of
tho army. Genond Booth was accompanied
by his son, Bnlllngton Booth, nud several
other officers of tho army. Thcro was nn
army parade on Pennsylvania avonuo to
tho local barracks, nnd Gcnernl Uooth was
escorted to the resldenco of M. II. Wood
ward, a prominent merchant, whero ho Is
being entertained. In tho afternoon Gen
eral Booth met tho clergymen of tho city
nt tho Congregational church, nnd lost
night ho nddresscd an Immense nudleuco
In Convention hall, tho largest assembly
placo in tho city.
1'rlck's Workmen Again Dissatisfied.
Dlt.uinoCK, Pn., Nov. 0. Tho finishing
depnrtment of tho Kdgar Thomson Steel
works is idle, and it complete suspension
may follow. Tho rail strnighteneis wero
told yesterday thatthoy would be required
to do tho extra work without additional
compensation. Tho stralghtenors there
upon quit work ond appointed n commit
too to carry their grlovnnco to Chulrman
Frlck. About 150 men nro now affected,
and should n compromise not bo effected
tho entire plant will havo to closo down.
Kour Women Injured In n Ituimway.
Birmingham, Ala., Nov. 0. Five young
women were driving in a carriage when
the team got frightened and, running
away, came Into collision with another
lmggy. MIsb Barron, daughter of the
secretary of state; Lena Moore, Sarah
Townsend and Elizabeth Spalding were
injured, tho last fatally. Both vehicles
wero demolished, nnd two horses killed,
Miss Hlnioro was driving when tho acci
dent occurred. All excepting Miss Spald
ing aro regarded as likely to reoovor.
Spalu'rt Itpurgniilreil MlulNtry.
MADRID, Nov. i). The new ministry
formed by Senor Sngustn is as follows
Premier, Scnor Sngasta; minister of for
eign affairs, SenorGrolznrd; finance, Senor
Salvador; Interior, Senor Lapueiion; jus
tice, Sonor Maura; war, General Iopez
Doiulnguez; marine, Admiral Pasnuln;
colonies, Senor Aliar.uza; pulillo works,
Sonor l'ulgcorver. Seuors tiruiznrd, Sal
vador and Cajidepon, General Lopez Do
mlnguez and Admiral Pasquln wero mem
bers of tho old cabinet.
Another Smallpox Scare nt Washington.
Washington, Nov. 0. There was an
other smallpox scare at tho interior de
partment yesterday, when it wna an
nounced that Ilnlliinl Morris, principal ex
aminer in the patent office, bad tho dis
ease. Morris was on duty Friday. He had
been vnocinnUxl, and the virus had taken
effect. Yet tho man U quite slok. Com
missioner Seymour ordered the division in
which Morris worked clotted and sent tho
employes home.
An l!rror Corrected.
ST. Louis, Nov. 6. The dispatch from
Washington stating it was belluved that
Junior, Wasson, who killed ills wife .and
himself near Jalnpn, MceIco, was tho ux
army officer who married n daughter ot
United States Minister Blugluuu, has no
foundation in fact. Tho Wasson described
in the Washington dispateh is- a resident
of Sednlio, Mo., and has lievn since his re
turn from Japan.
Troti-cMon In J'uru.
Lima, Nov. 0. Tho Cacoro government
lias imposed dutios on all articles that
havo hitherto been admitted to Peru frc-o
of duty. On Iron, oonl and machinery u
duty is Imposed of 8 iwr cent, ud valorem,
plus eighty cent sliver per ton of 1,000
kilo. General Plcrola, tho ex-president,
has landed at Pisco, 100 miles south of
Cnllao.
The Wisither.
Fair; c-oolor; northwest winds.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Advices from Santiago do Chile are to
the elTeot that tho Chilean government has
sold the eruleer Usmoraldn to .'laiwin.
The saw mill of Ilummels A Co.,atDuff,
Ind., blew up yesterday. Mr. Ilummels
was killed and buverul employes badly in
jured. Milton Ilnrman, colored, of Ouachita,
Kan., wns shot and killed by his 15-year-old
son, whom he hud punished for mis
demeanor. A train on the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas road was derailed near Shu Antonio
by striking n horse. Several passengers
wero Injured.
An exploding carboy of nitric acid at
Nuiu's drug store in Chicago killed David
Friend nud v. ounded several others, soma
of whom may die.
Kmery Coulson, night watchman at Ar
mour's packing house at Omnhn, which
was nearly destroyed by fire last week,
oonfestod to lucundlnrUm. Ho wauteifrtc;
be. heroto.
PENCIL POINTS.
Local News Gleanings Condensed tot
Hast Perusal.
Be sure to vote In time.
It will lie a Hepubllonn landslide.
The most Interest center In New York
olty nnd state.
Tnmmnuy Hall's defeat will bo a
glorious result.
If you do not want to pay heavier taxes
next year vote against tho increase of
debt.
The roosters will crow to-morrow. Some
of the newspnpeis hnve laid In nn extra
supply.
The handsome "phiz" of Kdltor D. J.
Doyle, of the News, ornamented thnt
pnper on Sunday.
As we go to press with the Inst edition
this afternoon (4 o'clock) the polls are
closed In New York.
There will be many of tho enthusiastic
politicians who will remain up all night,
waiting for the election returns.
By the time the HKltALl reaches you
to day you will have voted, or been ncg
llgent, The polls close at 7 o'clock.
Two years ago the voters of this town
were buncoed by the water works pro
jectors. Are they ready to have the dose
repeated t
Rupture.
Cure guaranteed. No operation. In
quire nt the Shennndonh drug store, No.
8 South Main street. fi-18-tf
MAHAN0Y CITY.
MAnAKOT Crrr, Nov. 0, 1894.
Miss H. liefowlch visited friends In Shen.
nndoah yesterday.
William Shndler, of Kutztown, Is visit
ing friends In town,
Miss Gertrude Dillon visited friends in
Shennndonh yesterday.
Mrs. A. D. nagenbuch Is visiting
friend In Philadelphia.
Thomas McAndrew, of Glrardvllle, was
a town visitor yesterday.
Thomas TregellaB, the popular shoe
dealer, le on n gunning expedition.
Patrick J. O'Connell succeeded his
brother, John, in Dillon's dry goods store.
Messrs. James Higgtns nnd Arthur
O'Hnra, of Shenandoah, took in the
"Cork Man" nt the opera house last oven
ing.
"A Cork Man" wns produced at Kaler's
opera house Inst evening. They played to
a large audience. The next nttractlon will
be Grade Kmmltt In the "Pulse of New
York." .
Look Out For Cold Weather,
but ride Inside of the electric-lighted nnd
steam-heated vestibule apartment trains
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
ltoilway and you will be as wnrm, com
fortable and cheerful as in your own
library or 'bondolr. To travel between
Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis, or
between Chicago, Omaha andSloux City,
in these luxuriously appointed trains is a
supreme satisfaction ; nnd, ns the some
what ancient advertisement used to read,
"for further particulars, see small bills."
Small bills (and large ones also) will be
accepted for passage and sleeping car
tickets by all coupon ticket agents. For
detailed information address, John P..
Pott, District Passenger Agent, WIIHams
port, Pn.
For a pain in the side or chest there Is
nothing to good as a piece ol llannel dam
pened with Chamberlain's Pain Bnlm and
bound on over the seat of pain. It affords
prompt and permanent relief nnd If used
in time will otten prevent n cold from
resulting iu nueuraonia. This buiiiu treat
ment is a sure cure for lame back. For
iiBle by Gruhler Bros.
Ills Haste Caused His Death.
EuTlllSKKou,), N. J., Nov. 0. Francis J.
Callonen, a ,,1-nininentcltizon of this plnoo,
was Instantly killed by tho oxpress train
nt tho depot here. Mr. Callonen attempted
to board the train before it stopped at tho
station In order to secure a seat. Instead
of jumping on the steps of tho cai ho
slipped nud fell butwoen two of tho oars.
His hend was crushed and his body mutil
ated. Loot, I.lkn Murdcr.J
Kaston, Pn., Nov. 0. Tho body of nn
unknown man was found on tho Lch'rh
nnd Luckawunna railroad tracks, nea
Snntee's Mills. There were two deep
gashes in the head, end the left hand was
cut off. It is believed Unit the man was
murdered and the body placed on tho
track to arokl hiwpiolon. The motlvo for
the murder is supposed to havo been rob
bery. IrwlH Will be Arretted.
PirrsBuno, Nov. 0. An information on
the charge of conspiracy to defraud was
made against George M. Irwin, the die
oretlouary pool operator, by Mrs. Mary
Sohott, of this city. She Invested $60 in
Irwin's yno. Irwin has left tho city and
cIc-whI his office temporarily It was ascer
tained that he is in Now York. Ho will
be arrested on his return to this city.
The Agiv.rlan League's Demands.
Beklin, Nov. 6. Tho Agrarian league
has preseuti'd a momorlul to CI ii'ipellor
Von H flienlo'i requesting him to excludo
till Aiiioriouni .'ttle shipped to Germany on
Oct. )!H. The memorial demands that tho
entile U ivtuiaed to tho United States,
aud that after uploading tho ships that
brought thorn to Germany tho ships bo
quarantined.
Tlxcirelde and Sululdr.
Clbvklakd Nov. tl. Humphrey John
son, n well-to-do fanner In Colliuwood, a
suburb of Cloveland, shot ad killed his
wlfo, thirty years hl junior, and then com
mitted suicide by tlje sumo means. Ho
was somewhat penurious and she liberal
in spending his money. Thoir quarrels
wero frequent, and onded in tho tragedy.
A lluniAil Sacrlllee to Idols.
ST. I'KTKHSBUiso, Nov. 6. Tho trial !s
Impending of a manlier of peasants of tto
ICnaau district for hilling a peasant ns a
saorlles to the idolsof the Votiakg, n. Finn
ish race living iu n more or less uncivilized
condition along the Hiver Volga, bctwoaa
the Vlatka and Kama rivers.
A )auiir'ii Nulul((u, -PEMnnUTOK,
N, .1., Nov. . Ahruham'
Souttergood, agod 50 yours, an imitate of
the Burliugtnu uoiiuty almshouse, com
mitted euleldw by hanging hlmwlf. Ho
tied one end of nslrtvt uround his neck,
tied tho other-end to the" bed pqst and thtJO
laid ilowuouthg floor. ' ,
To the Public.
The Sunlight Oyster House, 10 East Coal
street, Is now open. Fish, oysters nud
fruit always fresh. Just received a enr
load ot Imnnnas, sweet potatoes, lemons
penrs and oranges. Fleh on Friday. Open
all night,
11-B-tf James Wood.
For bargains In wall paper go to J. P.
Carden, painter nnd paperhnnger, 224 W.
Centre street. He Is selling out his en
tire stock at and below cost. Wall paper
hung nt lowest prices and In workman
like manner. 10-18-tf
School Board Meeting.
A regular meeting of the School Board
will be held in the West street school
building to-inorrow evening, at 7 o'clock.
The committee will meet nt 7 o'clock
this evening to sign bills.
the t amouir
NEURALGIA and rtinllar Complaints,
manntaotsrea nnaer tne stringent
.GERMflH MEDICAL LAWS,
vurescrioea ay eminent, paysiciaussj
DR. RICHTER'S
Si a namifnmi
aOnlv crenulnewlth Trade Mark"Anchor.MB
qManufacturer.OommcrzlenrotUDr.lllchterofc
J F. Ad. Itlcliter & Co., HWurti Ct.,KSW k
-29 HIGHEST AWARDS.
12 Breach Houses, Own Glassworks.
I25ii60cts in Snenondoau for -ab- oi
IP. D Ii. rnri, era. Main t-i ,j .11
kHIllan.TM. Mam si., h
iavies,
1
AND LIVERY.
13 North Jardin Stroot.
Fall- Winter Millinery
Grentest Bargains in Town.
ANNIE MORRISON
vGCLY JtVXI,lliyQ, , I
8 East Centre St, Shenandoah.
WARREN J. PORTZ,
flsmo Tcrncpr.
PUaos and ornns npwrhs. '.'rOcni letla,
ill fortn stale street. 8nenai.toli. will rentn
prompt ntt-intion
ALBANY DENTAL ROOMS.
Painless Extraction of Teeth, Gold and Silver Fillings.
It your artificial teeth do not suit you, call
toteeux. All examinations tree. We make
all Blndiof platth. Hubber, (JoUl, Aluminum
nrd Watts' Metal Plates. Wo do frown and
111 Wire work and all operations that pertain
to Denial Surgery, f-o charges for extract
ing wnen teem are oraerea.
ALBANY" DENTAL ROOMS,
139 East Centre Ht., over M. K. eteln'.dmg
btnre, juananoy uity.
Bargains in Brooms
15c and Up.
At FRICKE'S 3-CENT STORE,
No. 11 North Jnrclln Street.
aXISCSIiLANEOUS.
MfANTHD. Tfnortwintv ahaies ot Potts-
YV vllio avlIl(! Kuud Mock, O110 or two year
ok. stock pitferred. Aadrets J. It. 11., IIkkald
T oht. On the 1st Inst. .alone We-t Centre.
Jj Houth Main, or Esst Cak Hreet, a gold
wxtcli ohaln clirm with lurnuols seltlnc.
Llborol reward will be paid lor retuiu to 1 lie
TTIOH SALF.--A stereotype machine, costing
J about tto In Utt-t-clasi i-rder. 1'urctiaFer
can bnve It lor !!0, present owner having no
further ue tor it. Apply at the Hkiuld
T70H SA I.I' A innllllic machine, addressed
' irom niocKs. beversi aozeu gaueys.
Cost oyer H00. Can be bad at less than one
fourth Kasly worked. Apply at the lltu
Ai.i omre.
T70R KAI.K. A ltnee tlchtli-medium Unl-
" virnnl pr(. Want room for a larger
pres4. 111 dc wiiacnenp lor ensn. Appiyat
uie 11 nit a 1 v onice.
FOIl BALK. Having: two larpe Brown A
Carver paper cutters, will sell one at one
third the cost, which vus 100. Apply at the
UKiiAbuonice.
FOK BALE A lot of minion body type. In
ctts. Middling good order. Abargaln.
Uasps. nearly tiew,S cents extra. At ply at
me hkiiaiuj onice.
TJOR HEUT. Alarte new store-room, with
nlate vlnss front, dwelllne and cellar.
Excellent business location, will be ready
for rent November 1st. Kent reasonable.
Apply to C. W. Nowhouser, 10 North Main
street. iu-io-ii
FOH S LE. A half Interest In a c ood-paylne
buslnett having almost a monopoly. Ill
health the only n ason for soiling. AOdress
iiniiAi.il, e-nerancoan, i-a. ju-isu
WANTED. A resident saleswoman of good
adqrrsa, puBh and ability, to canvass the
grocery trade ot the town, introducing and
exhibiting a popular, quick-selling article,
lllg comuj lesloqs, ''Twill make you money.
Address, giving good Telerences. "I1ABTY
LUNCU, P. O. flpx 1,72, New York City. S 8t
rhnc to 150 per week using nnd selling Old
DiO Reliable Plater. Kvery family bas
xusty, worn knives, forks, spoons, etc Quickly
piuivu uy uijuuk m uiciivu memi. rio ex
perience or hard work; a good situation. Ad-
oress w. 1. uarrison w.t wiera no. 11, vol-
umuus, uniu.
M. P. CONRY,
MonongahelH Whiskey,
I'nrc rye whiskey, XX,
Fine Old Uonrbon, XXX, -Superior
Blackberry Brandy,
Superior Cognac Brandy, -Imported
Jamaica Hum,
6O0 n qt.
II a (jt.
11.26 n qt.
tl n qt.
flOOnqt.
H.Mnqt.
VUENGLING'S Block ard Fresh
bestbrandsot 80 t'ljars
EsrAULiaUED isn.
Mrs. J. J. KELLY, The Milliner.
Offers for This Week.
Trimmed F
Sailor
and
and 1
Velvet I
oponlug Corsets. Six papers ot Needles, 5c.
20
For Business
Knowledge
GotoWilkes-Barre
Business College.
Oil Cloths as
Window shades
is low as
rollers.
At jLveiser s9
AMUSEMENTS.
pEROUSON'B THEATHE,
P. J. lEnQCSOH, UAXfAOlElf.
TDESDA.Y, NOVEMBER 6, '94.
Oi'aoi TRm Tin o-tt-
In Howard Taylor's great
comedy drama,
The Pulse of New York
An extensive company of dramatio celebrities.
The Ponderous Pile Orlver. The Wonderful
Klevated Rail. oad Effect. TheTwo Massive
Trains Uross Irom opposite juroovions. xe
Mugmflcent "L'ttle (Jnurch Around the Cor
ner." "Tho False of New York" andbeliap-
py. Not dull moment, out tnrougnoui ever
interoating. bright, exciting nnd funny.
Prices, s, 355 75 Ct8.
lleaerved scats at Ktrlln's drug storo.
JIEttaUSON'B THEATRE.
F. J. TEIIQOSON. HAN AO Ell
TUESDAY EVE., NOV. 13th.
The leading sirglng Ooiinin comedian,
CHAS. ELLIS
In a grand presenta tlon of his
Highly successful comedy,
Casper the Yodler.
As prsscnted by him upwards
of 2 000 times Mugnlnoent
scenery, excellent corapiny.
Hear El'is Sing His Own Sweet Sengs.
Priccst 5i 35 5 ami 75 Cts.
Roserved Heats at Klrlln'i ding store.
For nargsims
In all latest styles of Millinery, Children's
Cloaks, Caps, llonnets, Hoods and Ladles'
Fascinators, go to J1KS. I1Y1)K'S,29 North
Main street. On Saturday until sold 100
dozen of different pattern
Ladies' Embroidered Linen
Handkerchiefs at Half Price.
By the failure of a Swiss manufacturer
we procured them. Can't get any more.
Take them while you can.
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9 N, Main St, Shenandoah.
oijaE3L2sr.nji.
Ike STEAM RENOVATING iVh'n"-
BERTHA L. DOLPH,
11 N. West Street, Shenandoah.
'ndorl Tiplt. ITnfB Rfl. TIvi,,,a.I TT1 ,.1. t?ii. Tf.t. ft mi .1
nats, rrom 00c un. Ten dozen Trinimeil Hats. mS two Vi lk nil rn1
prices. Infants' long and short Coats, $1.50 up. Misses' Heavy ConU, all styles
colors, tl.60 ud. InfsnB r.,a tr, nn.t iii,n.i-). 111....V: o i am. .....1
Unns. Infants' sscnupn. Br.n im. TJcnlup 9P, a ..nl- r..,i n.i. e..i
At Keiser's,
31 South Main St.
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Ale, Draught Tnrfer mimI WelnerBeer.
and all kit 0 of Tempciatioe Drinks.
So -ix tlx XUTaIxx Stroot.
iAdistlnctive feature of the management
is that only business men of experience
are instructors. Their knowledge.galned
In the marls of trade, villi theteoftnl.
cnl infnrnintlnn tmt.liprprt In pvnprf. tvnl
makes the instruction attractive, valt-
auie nan comprenensive. iinveyouseen
the new catalogue t Get It. Free.
WADE & WILLIAMS, Principals.
Anthracite bldg., Wllkes-Bnrre.
A complete line of all grades of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window
Shades, &c, in all latest color
ings, at attractive prices adjusted
to the new tariff.
In Moquette Carpets, all newr
styles, cnoice m design ana ot -ty
better quality than last season.
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Low as 17c,
17 cents, mounted on spring
Professional Card
T N. STEIN, M. 1.,
PHYSICIAN AND SUHOEON.
Office Kocm 2, Egan'a New nulldlng, coi
ner Main and Centre street", Hhcn.indoah, Pa.
Ofilce Hours: 8 to ?in a. m.! 1 10 3 p. rr.i 7 to
9 p. m. Night emee No. 280 West Oak street.
B. KIBTLKK, M. D
PE201C1AX AM OVXQStCH,
Office 130 North Jardin street, Shenandoah,
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TTORNJir JLT.LAW
Office, Egan building, corner ot Main anJ
Centre streets, Uhenacdoah.
J PIERCE ROBERTS, M. .,
No. 25 ISast Coal Htroei,
BHENANDOAH, PA.
Office Hours 1:30 to 3 and 8:80 to H p. m
DR. J. . OAIiIJSN,
No. 31 Houlh Jardin SL-ect. ' onnaoh .
Omioi BotTBSi HSO to 8 and 6:30 to 8 p. :
Excopt Thursday evenlug.
No office work on Btmday etxevt orronfs
mem. a $irta winwtnee to tne igice noun
it absolutely ntcestary.
TQR. WENDELL UEBER,
Buocesaor to
DR. OHAS. T. PAI.MKK,
jbtj AJfu jsar avsaxos,
801 Mahantoiitfo Street, Pottsvllle, Penns.
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17 SOUTtf MAIN HT11HIS,
uirus anaanimais or an selections.
Taxidermist, Robert Murray.
Coldest and Largest Class of Beer. Free letch Calif.
Free lunih every morning nd evening.
John Wkkks, Proprietor.
Q, W. Davidson, Bartender.
COOPER & CO.,
Egan Bldg., Shennndoah.
Rtndtrs. crraln. aio.. bouirht lor tah and car
ried on margin, Tansharcsstockorl.OOUbush-
elacrulu cougntor torn on nret margin 01 (iu.
Teiepnone connection. JHauoraersaBpeoiaiiy.
Daily market circular mailed treo on apnllca-
tlon. '
Vfjiolesalo agent for .' '
FelgeDSfau'i'lleiait, II, J Expart
Lager aid Saazer Fale Beer,
No naermade.
Fine liquors and Clgara,
IS) tiouth Main at.
A genuine welcome
Awaits you at
Joe Wyatt's Saloon!
MAIN AND COAL STS.
Fool room attached. Finest whiskeys,
beers, porter and ale constantly on tap
Choice temperance drinks and cigars
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