EVENING HERALD
THURSDAY DKCKMUKH 0, l'M.
THIRD EDITION
RANDOM THOUGHTS.
Book Notes That Recall Relations of the
Past.
A current Issue of McClure's Magazine
contains an article on "The overthrow of
the Molly MBgutres" which purports to
t forth n number of thrilling events
duritiK the memorable reign of terror in
this region anil gives an account of the
parts the detective James MoPamnd,
alias McKenua, took In the war that re
eulteil in the extermination of the ter
rible clique. The story is very interesting,
but men of this town who were on haml
when the terrible clique was in existance
nay it contains many inaccuraolee. There
have been many publications based upon
the Molly MHguire times, hut the writer
has yet to meet with one tlint cnn gtvo ns
accurate and reliable account of the
many atrocities as that given by the
Herald issues of the time, and when
these issues are compnred with the mnny
publications one here Is forced to lose
confidence In the book reports of occur
rences in distant lands.
Speaking of books reminds one that Dr.
II. C. Flower, of Boston, Mass., has been
arrested in Texas as a swindler. Dr.
Flower is known to many people here
through a book ho issued a few years ago
on "Youth, Health and Happiness." The
charges against the Doctor are that he, in
Tonjunctlon with n man named I'aBchal
U. Smith, sold to Nathnnlol 0. Foster, of
Duluth, Minn., $100,000 worth of bonds of
theDemmlng Land iV Water Company, of
North Mexico, for $07,000, asserting them
to bo first mortgage bonds. 'When Mr.
Foster tried to realize on the pnper, it is
alleged, ho found it waspractically worth
less. Those who may have rend the book
the doctor issued will no doubt hesitate
to believe that he Is guilty in the face of
the many pieces of sage advice and con
solation he has written a few years
ago. A friend handed mo one of
tho books yesterday and in turning over
the leaves I came across this one of his
"rules to govern life," nnmely : "Don't
worry over what you can help, because, if
you can help it you should help it, nud
then the trouble will not exist." Hut the
most striking part of the book, in view of
tho present situation the doctor is In, Is
that containing an extract from n letter
written by the doctor to a friend, In which
he says : "Money has no vnlue to me
except for the pleasure it gives to others.
According to the pleasure you get out of
n dollar, is tho dollar valuable; and n
dollar which never makes a human being
happy is a valueless, useless coin." Either
tho doctor's sentiments havo experienced
n Budden evaporation, or the man who
- bought his bonds Is suffering under a
" dedisloa. 'Still n trial at court mny have
more weight than the doctor's book.
Mr. Ira P. Westmore, a prominent real
CHtate ngent of San Angelo, Texas, has
used Chnmberlaln's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in his fnmlly for scv
ernl vcurs as occasion reoulred. and ill-
ways with perfect success. He says : "I
find it n perfect cure for our baby when
troubled with colic or dysentery. I now
feel that mv outfit is not complete with'
out a bottle of this Ilemedy at home or
on n trip away from home. For sale by
uruhler Uros.
Coming: Events.
Dec. 21. Inter-State Milkmaids Con
mention, at Ferguson's theatre, under the
auspices of Y. W. C. T. U.
Dec. 24 Ninth annual ball of tho Nn
tlonal Social Club, in Hobbins' opera
house.
Jan. 4th, '95. Annunl supper in Hob-
bins' opera house under the auspices of
the Welsh Baptist church.
THE HORRORSOF NAVASSA.
flruliil Trcntnii-ut mid Jlcaicrr Wukcs for
Men on TliKt Island.
HALTIMoliK, Deo. . A tale of suffering,
itlsense and death on tho Nnvussa Island
was told last night by three colored men
who arrived from Perth Amboy, N. .1.,
and were liMim-dinti'ly takon to the Mary
land University hospital suffering from
scurvy. They arc Curios Alvrams, a na
tive of Barlmdoes, the only oneof the three
who had suihViunt strength to relate his
oxperlouce; a man named Hill, who 1 de
mented through suffering, and John H.
Dt'vine.
A brains said that seventy of them
hipped from Baltimore on Aug. 2 lat.
They wore to receive thlrty-threo cents pi r
day wages, nnd were ohargeil fifty cents
every day when sick. After the first two
weeks on the Island, ho said, they were fed
on salt moats, nnd In n short tltno the
scurvy bmko out among them. Ho said
there woro nearly 800 men on tho island,
and during his stay of two months and
fourteen days he know of nearly twenty
deaths. Hoiiert Jointer was the first one
of the Baltimore party to die. Tho food
and treatment was so bail, Abrnms said,
that tho men refused to work and were
jailed.
Tho sick were removed from tho lslnnd
in October, nnd on Nov. 8 sailed on tho
schooner Adolc Thockera. Contain All
gustus McDonald, whicli arrived nt Perth
Amboy on Tuesday. On Monday John
Gray died on board nnd was hurled off tho
Delaware Breakwater. Abrams said that
only three men received their wages and
the others were set adrift at Perth Amboy
with only ono dollar each.
Tniniii Kliki-d a Move Over.
Nop.KIstown, Pa., Dei-. 0. Four tramps
tried to set fire to the railroad station
building nt Whiti-marsh, on the l'lymoin h
railroad. They had token poscs-ion uf
tho building, mid when tho ullicer- h"-
In sight kicki d the stove over, expert nut
the live coals won hi Ignite the floor and
that the officers would remain to fight th-
flames while the depredators escaped On
oflleer saved tho building and the thrm
others pursued the tramps, capturing t hu e
of t nein. They were lodged in jail Ik-iv
Atiti-Hllmanlte Klrotod for Judge.
Colimria, 8. C, Dec. 6. The muiIi
Carolina general assembly elected O W
Buchanan judge of the Third oir mt to
succeed T. a. Frnser. Buchanan tun or
three days ago was swoni in as ntt'inn v
general, to which he had boon elect. -i I In i
popular vote. The vacancy will be lllhd
next week by legislative election. L At
torney General Joseph II. Karle was eh cted
Judge of the Klghth circuit. Knrlo was a
enndidate for governor in 1800, fighting
Tillman on the stump all over the state.
An Illecthm Contest.
IjANCASTEII, Pa., Deo. 0. D. B. Taylor,
of Indiana county, nrrived here last night
and filed with Attornoy General Honsol a
petition contesting tho election of Presi
dent Judge Harry White, of tho Fortieth
judicial district, who was returned elected
last month by 87 majority. The petition
is signed by 131 electors, and allegeB ille
gal voting, lavish use of mouoy nnd var
ious frauds, and claims tho election of
John B. Blair, the Democrntlo cnndldnto,
by 810 majority.
t7mi fntnoum
TlONAMe
NEURALGIA ana I'-.llar Complaints,
manntaotared nnavr tno Mringeni
.GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS.
DR. RICHTER S
l(V.Inflm,inn rcilU T.ma MnrkM Aticlinr.'
Mimiifni tun r:Comtuoryi. ui iltiDr.ll" hti rof 1
i F. Ad. Mchterfc Co., 1? Wrn Ct.,lICT TOES, j
29 HIGHEST AWARDS.
12 Branch Eouaes. Own Glassworks,
24 A M Hi In Shenandoah for nr by
, lllllan. r. iuil'll ot. v
....... ... to . jt.
Hooks & Brown . . .
.Holiday Goods.
Presents lor tho Old and the Young.
Plush and celluloid dressing cases, boxes of writing
paper, sUaving sets, work boxes, toilet cases, albums.
Also a splendid variety of dolls, blocks, games, iron toys,
China tea sets, rocking horses, celluloid novelties, wheel
barrows, doll carriages, magic lanterns, &c, &c. Our
Christmas bargains will open your eyes. Come and be convinced.
Pricos j.lc7-vy-i3 HFtlslxt.
No. 4 North Main St., Shenandoah.
mis cell ous. jt Is Easier
-A Eood-rnylng double frame
Willi lull lot on west, iiioya
FOll SALE.-hiltMlnir.
street, 30 feet lront and J50 leet back. 1-or
particulars apply at Ho. 413 West. Cherry
street. w-e-im
"WTANTKD A lot in Bhcnnndoab with or
without a hulldlnii. Tho latter pre
ferred. Apply at 228 North Chestnut street,
Bncnanannn, i-n.
12-i-3t
! rnn 11RNT.-A ltirco new store-room,
I 1 Plato class front, dwclllnc and cellar
A Ilngns Marriage In Milwaukee.
MlLWAUKEK, Dec. 0. C. W. Jacobs, un
der arrest hero for his participation in a
mock marriage, is not 1'itezel, tho St
Louis insurnnco swindler. Jacobs was un
able to get n divorce from his legnl wlfo in
Kausas City, yet wanted to marry JUrs,
Bucko, of Chicago. Ho disappeared, lead
ing his wlfo to bollovo that ho hnd been
killed. Mrs Bucko refused to llvo with
him until ho had secured n divorce, so ho
got a copy of tho Oklahomn Territory
court papers nnd forged a judgment of dl
orco. Kenilng discovery If ho had n min
ister marry him ho concelvod tho plan of
mock ceremony. Tho pollco have ro-
cased Jacobs, Mrs. Bucko and Harvey, tho
bosus preacher.
with I
Excellent business location. Will bo ready
for rent November 1st. Ilent reasona-ilo, I
Apply to O W. Newhoueer, 120 North Main
street. 10-16-U
To ltrltero Ovcrcroirilcd Institutions.
HAitiiismiito, Dec. 0. Tho state board of
charities yenterday decided to take steps
1 1.1 ... .1... H. , 1
luuiwiiKiu w leoei ui ovei-uinv.iK.il n- . TOT.P- , nrt conll
state insane hospital. Tho board will rec- Jh OiUU to sell tho Rapid Dish Washer.
i in new u-giMHiiiru me appro-
Trfaea Daby was sick, we gave her Costorta.
Vbea she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she becmvio JIIss, eho clung to Castoria.
Tftrr 4o had ChlMrcn, she 'tavo thm Castoria
Itlll to Suiijiress ICnlh Tasked.
MoNTOoMKlir, Ala., Deo. 0. Tho bill of
Representative Knight to punish usurpers
of state olllivs was passed by a strict party
vote. Representative Manning, tho Popu
list leader, said: "I warn the members on
the other side that it is a long Inno that
has no turn, and I warn them not to Ion
ger dash the regular Hag of Insult added
to Injury In tho face of n now outraged
common people. Wo cannot provide pun
ishmont for usurpers with consistency un
til we have a fair election law and an hon
est contest law by which we can determine
who the usurpers aro." Kolb's mnnifosto
advising his followers not to pay their
taxes hnstcned the passage of tho Knight
bill.
Tho l'hihiili-lplilu Mint Controversy.
Washington, Deo. (). Dr. Townsend,
superintendent of tho mint, had an Inter
view with tho dlrectur of tho mint, ns tho
result of which tho differences between
him and tho director In regard to tho re
moval of certain employes of tho mint in
tho coiner's department, nnd against
which the latter protested, wero satisfac
torily adjusted. Tho coiner, Mr. fcteel,
protested against tho removal of four men.
Three of the four aroto Do reinstated, anil
tho work performed by tho fourth ono is
to bedonoherealter by the assistant colnor.
ommeuil to
prlntlonof ".00.000 for tho erection of
hospital tor chronic insane; lf.luo.000 for a
hospital for epileptics, and $200,000 for nn
institution for tho criminal insane. rdep3
will bo taken to remedy tho overcrowded
condition of tho penitentiaries and reformatories.
For rheumatism I have found nothing
cnual to Uhamucrlaln's i'nln ualm. it
relieves tho nain ns nnnlied. J. W.
Young, West Liberty, W. Va. The
prompt relief it affords is nlono worth
many times the cost, 50 cents. Its con
tinued use will effect a permanent cure.
For sale by Gruhler Bros.
Washes and dries them in two minutes with
out -wotting tho hands. No experience neces
sary, sens ai signi, permanent position. u
dress W. 1. Harrison & co.,Clerk No. 11, Col
umbus, Ohio.
itrANTJin. Man orlndv mnnntrer In each
VV locality to superintend distribution of I
our une samples, ooobs, cnias anu cues, i
rieassntpontlon. pays won. Kena luo. tori
samples nnd special otter to you. Sylvan I
Co,, 721 Wood-av.. Detroit, Mich. 121 2w
To Efivo money during hard times than to earn it.
can save money by buying
Choice
Roller Flour
Mado of old winter wheat
At $3.00 Per Barrel
200 barrels for sale at this price and every barrel
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Also Fresh Ground
Whole Wheat Graham Flour
Yov
Dinner Sets! and Old Time Rye Flour
Fall-Winter Millinery
Greatest Bargains in Town.
ANNIE MORRISON
J30,uv nuiLvixa,z
8 East Centre St., Shenandoah.
Tbe STEASfl MOWING COtSr'M
In three diflorent decorations,
Ouo hundred pieces in set for
$7.50
R. H.
ESTABLISHED 1873.
Bergeman&Co
C3.In.a. Hall
Mrs. J. J. KELLY, The Milliner.
Offera for This Week.
Trimmed Fedora Felt lints. 50c. Trimmed High-crown Felt Hats. 50c. Trimmed
Sailor Hats, from S5c up. Ten dozen Trimmed Hats, no two nllke, all colors, styles
nnd prices. Infnnts' long nnd short Coats, f 1.50 up. Misses' Heavy Coats, all styles
ond colors, $1,60 up. Infants' Caps, 25c and up. Children's Flush Surnh Silk nnd
Velvet Cans. Infants' Sncnnes, 25c up. Legging, 25c a pair. Mourning Goods. Self-
opening Corsets. Sis papers of Needles, 5c.
SC JSo-ixtli 3VTjrvin Stroot.
M. P. COKRY,
M.J. LAWLOR, P0TTSVILLES PA.
Tint Appropriation HIM.
Washington, Deo. 0. Two of tho im
propriation bills, tho pension nnd tho for
tifications, havo been completed by tho
sub-committees having them in chnrgo.
The pension bill carries S141,aSl,000,ngalnst
S161. 581,570 for tho current yonr, and tho
fortifications ?1,7S9,000, against ?2,012,W0
for tho current year. Tho appropriations
committee received from tho treasury de
partment estimates for tho urgent defic
iency bill aggregating S2,70O,UO0, which
Includes tho amount required to collect
tho incomo tax.
Justice of the Peace
Insurance, and ... .
Real Estate Agent,
123 E. Centre St., Shenandoah
No charge for packing.
TJKOPKRTY FOll SALE A bargain
X csh purchasers. Two houses on
iavies,
UNDERTAKING!!
AND LIVEItY.
13 North Jnrdin Stroot.
Monongahela Whiskey,
Pure rye whiskey, XX,
Fine Old Bonrhon, XXX,
Superior Blackberry Brandy,
I Superior Cognnc Brandy,
Imported Jamaica Rum,
50c a qt. I
- " ttnqt. j
, - fl.25aqt. r1 nl!l
Mian
$1 a qt.
tl.00 a qt.
n.50 a qt.
31 South Main St.
LiquorStore
YUENGLING'S Stock and Fresh Ale, Draught Porter and Welner Beer.
llPRt hrfiTirlR fit fi PIpopo nrA all IrinAu Tamtinciinnii Tlvlwlra
Isn't There a
Boy or Girl
Cmmiuiiider ltmitti Critically 111.
ClMCAoo, Doc. 0. Commander Balling-
ton Booth, of tho Salvation Army, is crit
ically ill. Tho sick chamber is kept in
total dnrkness nnd absolute quiet. All
visitors are forbidden to see him. Telo-
grnms, mails nnd nil business matters are
kept from him. Ten days ond nights of
pain ond unrest have niado their wasting
work tell very noticeably on his delicate
frame. Nothing positively encouraging
cnu be Mild of his condition nt present.
for
on West
Unit street. Ono of eight rooms and tho other
six. Will be sold cheap. For further infor
mation apply to
AI, J. illViAJll,
123 E, Centre street.
For the... Hlpnrv Rrne'
Hot Season 1
Safe and Reliable Horses to Hire
In this entire region who would like
a thorough business education? We
furnish the very best at very small
cost. All we want Is your name and
address. You will then Ret our catn- .
logue giving mil particulars nuout the way we do business. Bend it in on a i
postal card to-day.
Wilkps-Barre Business College,
Anthracite Building, West Markit St. Wado and Williams, Prlns.
SNEuDfcN'S LSW
Pear Alley, Rear Coiioe House
The best rigs in town. Horses tken to
board. Hauling promptly attended to.
Temperance Drinkn -pq-frpfp, J , A TTHTi
Mineral waters, Weiss beer. Bottlers oi
the nnest lager beers.
CHAB. BUHCHILL, Prop.
17 and 19 Peach Alley. S&enudosJi. Fx North Main St., MAHAN0Y CITY.
SHARES FOR SALE.
The Safe Dcvoslt llulldlnir mill Savinc Asso
ciation of Iteadlntr. Pa., offers for hale a 1 rtw
hundred shares of stock. This is a good, lellahle
and prosperous association In which to take
suares. Having reauy iaie ior an money, tno
premium received is largo, consequently the
stock will mature much sooner than associations
Notice to Subscribers.
Subscribers to the Evening HEItAU)
who are not receiving their paper regu
larly and people who wish to receive th
pnper as new subscribers, are requested to
leave their addresses at Hooks & Brown'i
stationery store, on North Main street.
THREE SAILORS DROWNED.
Their Mcboonor Run Down tiy a Steamer
and bunk.
Nkw IjONP .N, Conn., 'h-e. (). The Brit
Jt h uteamer dorian, from New Yurk for
Halifax, off Eut.m's Neck, ran into and
sunk tile throe mast -d schooner Clara K.
Simpson Tuesday midnight. Three of the
schooner's crow were dinwuod, and tho
survivors, tho captain and two sailors,
wen- brought here yesterday afternoon by
the Dorian, after which the gu-aincr pro
ceeded. Cuplaln John C. Hontvet, of the
Buiikt-n schouuer, said the night was clour,
nnd there was no excuse for the collision.
Tho dead are Matu Hans Hontvot, Cook
William Williams and Seaman John Kg
lumd. The Simpson was built in 1871.
Klie was of Bill tons register, mid was
loaded with paving stones for New York.
Buy Keystone flour. Be sure that the
name Lltssio & llAKft, Ashland, !'., i
printed on every saok. tf
Any one who has ohlldren will rejoloe
wlthli. B. Miilfonl, of Plainfield, N. J.
His little bov. five vears or age. was alcK
with croup. Kor two days and nights he
tried various remedies recommended
friends and neighbors. He says:
thought sure I would lose him. I had
.pn Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ail
vertlsed nnd thought i wouiu try it as a
last hone and am hannv to say
two doses he slept until morning.
that after
I gave
ft tn f,l,i, iiBtf, lnv and n cure was ef
fected. I keep this remedy In the house
now nnd ns soon as any of my children
show signs of croup I give It to them and
that Is the last of It." 25 and 60 cent
bottles for Bale by Gruhler Bros.
Senator Hill Oir for Washington.
JACKSONV1I.LK, Deo. 0. Senator David
B. Hill, after ten days in Florida, came
into West l'ulni Beach Tuesday evening
on his return journey to tho north. Ho
left fur Washington at 7 o'clock this morn
ing, nnd uiHin his arrival will enter nt
ofico Into the business of tho senate. Tho
senator declined to talk polltlcnlly, nnd
intimated that he was reserving ills opin
ions for a speech that ho would muko.
Poktruotlvo l'lro at Ceilarvllle, N. J.
Buidhkton, N. J., Deo. 0. The village
of Ceilarvllle was visited by a destructive
fire yesterday, and properly valued at S10,
000 was destroyed. The Are originated In
nntemau's Idock, and quickly spread to
Walter B. Jerrol's largo grocery, hotli of
those buildings being a total loss. The
nostoflioe was located In the Batemnn
block, as well as several largo stores.
Utah's Indian Invaders.
SALT L ike City, Doc. . Offlolal anx
iety was plainly manifest at the exocutive
mansion tonay over tno apparent; inaction
of tho pnier authorities to jnovo in the
matter of the luillau invasions ironi uoi-
orado. Tho governor has decided to fur
nish amis ami ammunition to tho citizens,
and If necessary fur protection, as a last
resort, tho militia will bo oullcd out.
ED. BRENNAR
Cor, Cherry and Gilbert Sts.
Finest Beers, Wines and Liqnors.
Handsome Hir Fixtures.
Best Brantln of ft nrul 10o Cigars.
WARREN J. PORTZ,
Piano Tuner.
Largest ana finest hotel in ihe region.
Finest accommodations. Handsome fixtures
Pool una Billiard Hooms Attached.
Reduction Sale.
located In town where there is no great demand
cv, and hulldlng operations are very
The value of each share is C20I at
Plasos and orrana remlred. Orders left a:
31 North Main street, Shenandoah, nlll receive
prompt attention
PROPOSALS.
l:vli!tmr KxmiurHtlng Colonnl Colt.
Coli mbub, O., T)m. 0. The Colt court
of Inquiry lust night concluded the taking
of testimony, and arguments began this
morning. The evidence showed conclu
sively that Colonel Colt, who had been
charged with drinking in a saloon at
Washington C. II. on the day of tbe shout
ing and riot, had been mistaken Ior an
other ollleur.
Our New MlnLter to Chili-.
Washinuton, Dec. . Tho president has
apjioliiteil K.1I. StMbel, of New York (now
envoy extraordinary uuu minuter pleni
potentiary of tho United States to Kcun
dor), to bo envoy extraordinary nud minis
ter plenipotentiary of the United States to
Chile, vlcu Jumos jj, rortcr, resignea.
Lkhioh Vauit coai. Co.,
WfKBS-lIAiuiK, Pa., Dei. 3rd, ISOf. (
Notice to Jtock Contractor:-
inOI'OSALS will lie received until the
Rvnniniror December luth. for drlvlnz a
rook slope at Dr-rranoecolllery, Wflkes-llarre,
from the "Ulllmon" lo tho "Ualtlmnrn" vein,
n distance of nboul 1.2U0 Pet: size. 8il3 feet:
plich, about 70. Contract and treolncaflons
may he seen (pfteMth lust.) at the colliery,
or at the general office, i) Coal Eichause,
v lines mine.
V. A. I.AT11KOI'.
15.1-St Oeul. aupt,
PROPOSALS.
.
-rltOP08AL8 will he received by the under-
I flcntd committee un toSaturdav. Decern-
ner 8th, 18fM. ut 1 p. in., for sunplylng large I
siove coal for the boruuiih building and haul.
lug same. Ti e committee reserves tno ngui
to reject any or an mas.
.AUK. it A P. ft.,
A. 11 I. A MB,
ANDHEW JlBI.rsUET,
Committee.
Hhenandoah, l'a Dec 6th. 1881. 12-4-6t
For tbe next 30 da) s will sell all my ready.
trimmed HATd at cost and less. Children's
Cloaks, Caps and Sacks are all reduced for the
holiday trade. Our lino of linen embroidered
HANDKERCHIEFS
for holiday presents Is the finest and cheap- st
In tho town.
Our 15c grade 2 for 2ric
" 80c ..2for86o.
" 26o " 2 for 40c
" SSo " S for 55o.
New Pnrjh Ml innw 3tl
IT 1- III hi lll-lllllllll I 1111
Jturu uuuii iiiiJiutuij uiuiuj
20 N. Auiln St., Hhenandoah.
A gennine welcome
Awaits you at
Joe Wyatt's Saloon!
MAIN AND COAL STS.
Pool room attached. Finest whiskeys.
oeers. porter ami ate constantly on tan.
cinnice temperance minus ana otgars.
Chas. Hooks & Sons
215 Sonth Jardiii St.
UutchersD
for mone:
1 m ted.
I maturity. Application feo, 26 cents each share.
Monthly dues, one dollar per share. Five per
cent interest allowed ou all payments made In
advance for 6 months or longer. M embers may
withdraw one or all shaies at any time bv elv
lng ao nays wriuen nonce, anu arc entitled to
the full amount of dues paid, with 6 per cent
interest auer one year, ii.ereny malting it an
aii Biiareuoiucrs arc
No shares will be forced out.
The 1
principles as our local funds which have been
irieu ior years ami lounu sate. Any one wtsti-
tne to f m est t n a Savlne Fund will find ft to
their interost to call on the local agents and
receive full particulars, ltev. H. A. Keyser,
D. D., of Jflahanoy City, is one of tho directors.
MASTER & BACHMAN, Agents,
127 North Jardln Street, Shenandoah.
11 ner cent. Investment.
entitled to loans from fund on real estate
security. No shares will be forced out.
fund is run on the same conservative
HARTMAN STEEL PICKET FENCE
Lag
erand
Pilsner Beers
Finest, Purest, Healthest.
Chris. Schmidt, Agtf
807 West Coal St., Shenandoah.
Vfhea In POTTSVILLE,
Stop at
PHIL. WOLL'S HOTEL
200 North Centre Street.
Meals at all honrs. Ladies' dining room
attached. Finest wines, Honors, cigars.
Ib the cheapest and best fence made. Cheaper
than a wnmlfm fAnnn fnr rnHldnncfM. lawnS.Cem-
otery low or any kind of fenolng. M. H. Mabteb
nas the agency and carries It In atooU at ms
maroie ana graniie wotkb, iz? n. 4imn ai.
and GROCERS.
largest
Dividends
On Record.
Political Cards.
JJOR BCUOOL DIUECTOH, Second Ward,
Subject to Republican rules.
The finest and most tender beet to be
found In Shenandoah. Pork, mutton.
i veal nnd cnt meats of all kinds.
A One line of choice nnd fresh Groceries iiamuion s uo,
I and prime family flour, butter and eggs, I Building, Chicago.
(ID to J1000 increases rapidly by our plan ol
Syndicate Speculation. No knowledge ol
speculation necessary on your part. Manual
of information tree. American Syndicate.
Established 18S5. Bank references. A, O.
managers, 1015 Rookery
Wholesale agent for
Felposfai't Rew&fk. 1 1, Eiport
Lager wi Siazer Pile Beer.
No;Hnermafle. Flee liquors and Clears
120 Houth Main bu
COOPER & CO.,
Stoclt 33xol3i.oiei,
Egn Bldg., Shenandoah.
Stooks, grain, etc.. bought for cash and car
ried on margin. Ten ahnrea stock or 1,000 bush
els grain bought or told on firat margin of 111).
Telephone connection. Mailorders a specialty.
Dally market circular mailed free on application.
BUENANDOAIl'S RELIABLE
Hand Xxaundrgr
Cor. ldoyd and White Sts.
All work guaranteed to be first-class in every
particular. Bilk ties and lace curtain sa spec
laity. Goods called for and delivered, AJtrlsl
solicited,