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EVENING HERALD
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 23, 1695.
THIRD EDITION
JUDGE RICKS EXONERATED,
t3harges Agnlnst Mm VlsmlMcd ny tlio
IIouro Judiciary Committee.
Washinoton, Jim. 23. Tlio attempt to
impoacU Jud'io Augustus J Rlcka, of
Clovclaud, failed in tho house judiciary
committee by Jin adverse voto of 0 to 7,
und Instead of tho
resolution for Im
peachment which
Mr. Dully, of Tex
as, hail prepared to
report to tho hou -o
one will be pre
sented denounc
ing tho fco system,
whlch,ln tho opin
ion of mombors,
has made tho pro
ceedings possible.
T h o resolution
adopted by the
jttdgh mens. conimltteo Is aH
follows; "Resolved, Tliat wlillo tho com
mittee Is not satisfied that Judge ItickB
lias been guilty of any wrong committed
wlille judge that will justify It In report
ing a resolution of Impeachment, yet tho
committee oaunot too strongly consuro
the practice undjr whloh Judge Ricks
made up his Recounts."
Judge Ricks gave a personal explana
tion to the oommitteo of tho accounts in
the Birdsell eases, which he had handled
lis clerk of the court, aud which furnished
ground for the Investigation, aud testi
mony agaiuht hliu was given by Martin
W. Sanders, who had been his deputy
clerk and succeeded to tho clerkship when
Judge Kicks was promoted to tho bench.
Tho rovlew of the case, which was often
bitter and acrimonious, changed tho
opinion of no member of the committee,
nnd tho charires were Ignored, as It hud
been expected they would bo, when all tho
members could be brought together for a
voto. The case was mado largely a party
question, although Judgo Ricks had four
Domocratio votes, and as tho next con
gress Is strongly Republican, thero Is no
probability that it will bo rovived.
Refused to Appoint a lleeolvor.
Trenton, Jan. 23. Chaucellor McGlll
refused tho application of Samuel K. Wil
son for tho appointment of a receiver for
tho Trenton Passenger Railway company.
Mr. Wilson alleged that tho company was
insolvent, ho being tho accommodation Sn
dorsoron $75,000 worth of tho road's paper,
nbout S10,0JO of which had been protested
previous to the application for a recolvcr.
'i ho paper has since been takou up, und
now suit has been brought by tho manage
ment of tho road against Mr. Wilson to
recover 6100.000 which ho Is charged w itli
having received from the sale of bonds.
Mr. Wilson Is vice president and ono of tho
heaviest stockholders of tho road, anil lie
is at loggerheads with the other oillcers
and directors. j
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Over Ulglit Hundred l'roposod Now Xnws
Already Introduced.
IlAHRlsnuito, Jan. 23. Yostorday vras a
busy day in tho legislature. In both
branches much routine business of gen
eral interest was transacted. Now bills
continue to pour in, and it Is thought that
upwards of 800 havo already found tholr
way into tho two bodies. Many of those
havo been brought out of committee and
read tho first tlmo; others havo -passed
finally In ono branch or tho othor, nnd
will soon bo turned over to tho goivernor
for lils action. Tho nominations oil Alex
nndor Port, of Huntingdon, nnd ox;-Judgo
Augustus S. LnMls, of Hollidnyslmrg, iv
managers of tho Huntingdon reformatory
wero confirmed by the senate.
Bills wero put through tho holism finally
providing for additional law julgos in
Washington and Wostmorolnnd counties;
providing for biennial organization of
councils In second class cities; requiring
actions togcthor by husband and yuo for
injury to tho person wrongfully i ulUctod
upon tho wife.
Tho Clareuoy bill, for tho relief of fire
men disabled in tho performance of tholr
duties and for the families of firemen
killed In tho sorvico, was read fiho flrss
tlmo. Tho bill provides that 1 per cent, of
tho tax paid by foreign flro lnsuraaco com
panies shall be paid by tho state trea . .rer
to regularly incorporated firemen's roil
associations which are placed unidcr tha
supervision of tho insurance commissioner,
to whom they must mako report annually.
Among tho new bills introduced w to:
To license pool roomi In cities; amending
the marriage license net by providing that
persons must bo married In tho comity in
which tho license is issued; increasing tho
license feo to 81,000 for bottlers, brewers,
etc.
In tho senate tho bill to create a banking
department, enlarging tho scope of tho
.existing system und fixing tho annual
talary of tho commissioner to be ap
pointed under tho act nt i3,000, passed
finally. Among tho bills Introduced wero:
For tho annexation of cities of tho second
-class and cities, boroughs and townships,
.to, el ties of tho second class; authorizing
sohool hoards to direct instruction to be
given by means of pictorlully illustrated
works lu any brunches of study.
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
The Antl-OamblliiR Amoiidmunt Will bo
Submitted to l'opulur Voto.
THftKTuN, Jan. 83. Among the nomina
tions sent to tho senato yesterday by Gov
ernor Wurts were tho following: For ju
tleo of th'-iuirenio court, Charles S. G.ir
rln of (L'aiudm ( reappointed;; for l.iy
judife of tjbJ court of errors nnd nppoa.i,
Robrt S. Grt-011 of Union (reappointed i;
for htto wikiKil superintendent, Addlrm
B. I'olan l (reappointed). The voto oft.io
two liouftes fo.r United Htatos senator wi.x.i
William .T. Sowoll, 01; Allan MoDermo.:.
11; Fran ;lln Murphy, 5.
The hnuso passed. Assemblyman Cod
dlug's concurrent resolution providing l t
the subnniwlo to the people of the state
of an anu'iulmeut to tho constitution, pro
hibiting raeetraek .and other gambling.
There wiw not ft single voto in the nega
tive. The Iioum) nWo passed Assemblyman
Gruber's bill prohibiting the employment
on public works of any person who Is not
u native or naturalized cltlten, or who huu
not declared hU Intention to beoomu a
.citizen. Othor bills passed ware: Pre Venn
ing a common informer bringing suit
against corporations for failure to file
thMrlistof oflltvrs with the norrotnry of
State, restoring to rltiz.il-bip (ieorge C ..
of PutiTnon, who had been couvlctcu !
bribery in paying JlMflMM' to got a poiuo
uppolntiixnt
MAHANOY CITY.
MAHANOY UlTV, Jan. 23, 1895
E. W. Ash, of Ashland, attended to
business In town.
Profescor Wright attended to business
nt Pottsvllle yesterday.
Conrad Kessler, of Ashland, spent yes
terday with relatives In town.
Owen A. Miller, of Philadelphia, Is so
journing with friends in town.
Messrs. Jnmcs nnd William ynn
visited friends at Pottsvllle yesterday.
Messrs. T. F, Gorman and Ed. Hen
nessey sojournad nt tho county seat yes
terdaV. , ,
The Omega ball, which was to have
come off in Armory hall last evening, was
postponed.
Miss Marrian Shawl, of Nlflllutown, is
spending a few days as the guest of Miss
Carrie Hess. -
Miss Ida Kepler, of Delano, spent last
evening at the guest of her friend, Mrs,
W.H.Snyder. "
John Burnard, contractor and builder,
of Sailors' Hill, attended to business In
town yesterday.
Frank H. Walte, manager of tho Ash
laud opera house, witnessed the production
of '"not Tnmales" last evening.
There are more candidates for offices in
the First ward this year than in any
previous year, and election day promises
to be a hot one.
The two year-old child of Thomas
Mouroe, of Eust Centre street, was badly
scalded about the face nnd hands yester
day while playing around a boiler full of
hot water.
Dalsey Beverly and an excellent com
pany will appear in "silver mm" at
Kaler'H opera house on Saturday, 2Cth
Inst. A matinee will be given in the
afternoon.
John Ward was committed to the county
prison yesterday, charged with being a
general nuisance. Tho charge wai made
by some men who work in a boiler house
at Gilberton. They claim he discharged
a revolver at them.
A large sleighing party of prominent
people drove to Batnesvllle lest evening
and put up at Joseph Whittle's hotel. A
supper was served and the people enjoyed
themselves by singing and dancing all
night. They returned this morning.
Frank Smith was injured at .Vorth
Mahanoy colliery last evening by a fall
of coal. He was engaged in driving a
heading in slope No. 3 when some coal
fell, striking him on the head and limbs.
His injuries are a cut on the head, a
fracture of the left foot and an ugly
looking bruise on the right wrist.
Smoke. Brennan's famous cigars. They
are the host in the market, for fine trade
only. 12-21-tf
l . ., . -. ftaii.
Chicago, J .n. l.'o:t"d S'iites M.v
shal Arnold bronf.u I.ono V. 'b:i
other director j of r,m A. R. V. befo.i
Judgo Grow in at 1.) o'clock t:iis morn
ing. All ga v b.i'l In tho sum of
and wero roliM.d from oustody. Thoy ui
now froe on iho oliar.e for whicli Out
wero oouvic l until April 1, as f.v
supremo com . win not inin tlio norm.
of tho points nt 1ruc, which will consunu
soveral days, u.itil MareJi SC. In tho mean
time their trial for conspir.icy to obstruct
interstate conimorco ami tho passage ot
tho mails w.i. luvlu. Tho trials begin
Thursday nfljrnoon nt H o clock.
Argnntlna's Now Calilr.et.
Buxxos Ayi:i, Jan. 23. In Ills mossnge
to congress cunvt ving his resignation
President h.-uviz 'iia said that ho wn
impelled to re.si.ru in view of 'tho decision
of congi-ess on tlio ijU Mtlon of general am
nesty, which decision h i regards as a vc-
ltuuie stimulus to military auarcny ana a
discredit to the nation. Congress ac
cepted tlio resignation with only ono dl
soutiug vote. A cabinet has been constl-
itutotl us follows: Minister of finance.
Seuor Romero; foreign allairs, fcjouor Ber-
jnojo; juntii j. Henur Paz; interior, Sonor
Zorllla; war, General Winter.
Beulcm-uil to Jllcutroeutloiu
New Yobk, Jnn. 2:). Thomas Kerrigan
ind Richard Leach, murderers, wore yus
terday sentejioed to death by Judge Ingra
ham in the :ourt of oyer and terminer.
Kerrigan was convicted last week of tin
murder of Aaron Alexander In April last.
Leach was convicted of the murder of his
wlfo in Novembor. Both men wero sen
tenced to dio in tho week beginning
March 18.
and do it too in a way that he will like.
Ever v man that wears collars and cuffs
should know about the ' CniAULOlD "
Interlined. A linen collar or cuff cov
ered with waterproof " CkixuivOID."
They arc the only Interlined Collars
and Cuffs made.
They arc the top notch of comfort,
neatness and economy. They will go
through the day with you in good
sJiapo , no matter how hot or bow busy
you get You can clean one yourself
in a minute, without dependence on
basy wives, unskillful hired girls or un
certain and distant laundries. Simply
wipe thqtn off.. a i
Every piece h marked as follows :
You must insist upon goods 6o market'
and take nothing else if you expect
saaafacUon.
If your denier should not Iwvc them,
we will send you a eimple pobtpald en
rcceiptof price. ColUirs 25c. each. Cufls.
50c, pair. Give sizel and specify staud
up or turncd-dowi collar ns wonted.
THE CELLULOID COMPANY,
4J7-iit UroudHiiy.l NHW YOllK.
tsmBEBBsaaaEm
iTST MARK. w
ADDS VIGOR TO OLD AGE.
The Weakness, the Chilliness tif Years
by Paine's Celery Compound.
Men and women past their grand cli
macteric at sixty or sixty-five, often ex
perience a chilliness and a feebleness that
causes them needless alarm.
Needless, if thev perceive tho meaning
of these infirmities and take puins at
once to correct the beginnings of weak
ness nnd debility, ns it is so easy to do if
begun at once.
A ptrengthenmg, invigorating nerve
food is ull that they need to arouse the
vital organs from their sluggish, un
healthy condition. Paine's celery com
pound, the great nerve-food and blood
purifier first prepared by Prof. Edward
K. Phelps, ,M. D., LL. D. of the Dart
mouth medical school, is today within
the reach of every home in tho land. It
is the usual prescription of countless
Dentil lVtialty for Train Kolibern.
jEFfi;i:sON (JlTY. Mo., Jan. 23. The
house committ.-o on criminal jurispru
dence recommended tlio pussage of Speaker
Russell's bill making train robbery pun
ishable by death.
NUGGETS OF NEWS
Premier Tricoupis aud tho whole Greek
ministry has resigned.
It is feared that tho lako steamer Chic
ora, which left Milwaukee Monday morn
ing, has been wrecked.
Tho senatorial deadlock In Dolawaro
still continues, both Higglns and Addlcks
men holding firmly to their choico.
At tho urgent request of President
Fauro, M. Bourgeois Is again attempting
tho formation of a cabinet for Franco.
Edward Solomon, tho composer, and nt
ono tlmo tho husband of Lilian Russell,
died in London yostorday of typhoidfovor
Clem Rlchter nnd John Glltmau, brako
mon, wero Instantly killed In a wreck 01.
tho Pittsburg, McKeosport and Youghio
gheny road near Conncllsvllle, Pa.
Thero is groat excitement at Mount
Sterling, Ky., over tho nrrest of Jamod
Roach and Richard Forman for complicity
in tho recent lynching of Thomas Blair.
Governor Bro tn is pushing the caso.
Carlton Cornwell, foreman of the
Gazette, Mlddletown, N. J., believes that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy should be
in every home. He used It for a cold and
It effected a speedy cure. He says: "It
is Indeed a grand remedy, I can recom
mend to all. I havd also seen it Used for
whooping cough, with the best results."
35 and SO cent bottles for sale by Gruhler
Bros.
The Trlnl of Hol f'ltzilmmoiu.
St. Louis. Jim. 23. Bob Fltzslmmonn.
who Is pluvlog hero, has cnmvlh'd nil of
his dates for next week, and will go book
to Syracuse X. Y., to answer tho Indict
ment for manslaughter. Ho will fllo a
now bond to appear boforo tho court, nnd
will tln-n resume tho road. "Lanky" Bob
says that ho anticipates no troublo from
the indictment, as his lawyers assured
him that tho grand jury returned tho truo
bill to satisfy popular clamor, but it will
not be X'rossod.
There is good reasen for the popularity
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Davis
& Buzard, of West Monterey, Clarion
Co., Pa., says : "It has enred people that
our physicians could do nothing for. We
persuaded them to try a bottle of Chain-
oeriaui'S uougn iteuiedy and they now
recommend it with the rest of us." 25
nnd 0 cent bottles for sale by Gruhler
Bros.
Tint iihu of fuller .Sage.
BALTiM0itr.Jiin.23. Tho trial of Hon,(
I). B.ikci', nli.is George P. Sago, whooi
capedl'rom .lie Harford county jail and
Yftis ronrrchtfiU nt Lansing, Alloh., where
ho was passing himself oil ts a proaohur,
began lu tho criminal court yesterday.
There are two iudlctmouts against Sag',
ono charging hi in. with forging a draft tor
,11,000 on tho Natloual bank of I'awtuoket,
jl. i, anil wi inner cnnrging jum wit'
forging n draft for $0,000 on the Farm 1..'
und .Morcliauw' bank of Ta.uu, la. Tin .-c
divlftrf wore deposited by Sago lust Apr
lu tho Harford National h.uik and vi.ij
driven on.u)y,)).iJ'.
Many stubborn and aggravating cases
of rheumatism that were believed to be
incurable and accepted ns life legacies,
nave yielded to ouamueriain's Pain
Bain, mnch to the surprise and gratifi
cation of the sufferers. One application
will relieve the pain and suffering and its
cnuunueu use insures an uueotual cure.
iorsuio by urunier uros. -,- m
Met
physicians in cases of rheumatism, neu
ralgia, sleeplessness and the many other
results of starved nerves and depleted
blood.
Says Mr. H. T. Gleason, of West Da
mascus, Penn., whose portrait is given
above :
"The oast year I used five bottles of
Paine's celery compound for rheumatism
It cured that trouble and helped me to
sleen and rest better at night. I am
nearly eighty years of age.
"Last month I again tried it, taking
two bottles, and as a result feel better
than I have any time this winter."
Paine's celery compound makes
happy, vigorous old age possible to every
one.
Fire Alarm Boxes.
The following list showsthe location
ot the alarm boxes of the Shenandoah
fire department :
LOCATION.
15 Coal and Bowers streets.
10 Bowers and Centre strf ets.
24 Bridge and Centre streets.
25 Main and Centre streets.
84 Main and Ponla" streets.
35 Main and CohI streets.
42 Gilbert nnd Centre streets.
43 Gilbert and Cherry streets.
52 Chestnut nnd Coal streets.
To send an alarm open the box, pull
down the hook once and let go. When an
alarm is sent in the Ore bell will sound
the number of the box and repeat the
alarm four times.
ROW TO LOCATE ALARMS.
If the alarm is Bounded from box 15
the fire bell will strike one, then pause
and strike five, which will indicate that
the flre is in the vicinity of No. 15 box.
Every alarm Is repeated four times.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Costoria.
When sho was a Child, she cried for Costoria.
When sho became Jiiss, tho clung to Castorla.
When she had Children, sho gave them Castorla.
Buy Keystone flour. Be sure that the
aame Lebsio & Baer, Ashland, Pa., U
printed on every sack. tf
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life
Away
Ib the truthful, startling title of a book
about No -To Bac, the harmless, guaran
teed tobacco habit cure that braces up
nlcotinlzed nerves, eliminates the nico
tine poison, makes weak men gain
Btrength, vigor and manhood. You run
no physlcial or financial risk, as No-To-Bac
is sold by Mrs. A. Wasley under a
guarantee to cure or money refunded.
Book free. Address Sterling Remedy
Co., New York or Chicago. 12-3M8t
Notice to Subscribers.
Subscribers to the Evening Herald
who are not receiving their paper regu
larly and people who wish to receive the
paper as now subscribers, are requested to
leave their addresses at Hooks & Brown's
jtationery store, on North Main street.
Relief in Six Hours.
Ulstresslng Kidney and Bladder dis-
ases relieved in six hours by the "New
Ureat bouth American Kidney Cure,
I his new remedy is a great surprise on
account of its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys.
back and every part of the urinary pas
sages in male: or female. It relieves re
tention of water hnd pain in passing it
almost Immediately. If you want quick
reliet ana cure mis is your remedy. Sold
at the City Pharmacy, 10T 8, Main St.
next door to the post office, Sheuandoah,
i'a. 1 o-Sm
Rupture.
Cure guaranteed.
No
operation. In-
qulrejat the Shenaudoah drufe jitore, No.
8 South Mai street. , . .WMf
M. P. OOKRY,
Monongahela Whiskey,
60c a qt,
tl a qt,
Pure rye whiskey, XX, -
Fine Old Bourbon, XXX.
$1.85 a qt,
Superior Blackberry Brandy.
Superior Cognao Brandy, -
imported Jamaica Rum,
ItUMfST T1fSS Ci u.ju t. 1
Y uuiuuauo ciuuii uuu r 1 iu
Uct brands ot So Cigars
Political Cnrds.
jpOU U1QH CONTAULE,
JADEZ POWELL.
Subject to Citizens rules.
F
lO.t UIGH CONBrAIlLE.
JAME3 EMANUEL.
Sub'ect to tho rules of the Citizens party.
JjiOIt COUNCIL, Third ward.
DAVID It. JAMES.
Subjctt to Citizens rules.
pOR SOnOOL DIRECTOR, Second Ward.
1JENJAM1N O. CHUKOIL
Hubjcct to Citizens rules.
JTjlOU SCHOOL DIRECTOR, Second Ward,
JUUB J. iMULitt.
Subject to Citizens rules.
pOR 80HOOL DIRECTOR, Third Ward.
. T. K. EDWAHDS.
Subject to Cithens rules.
pOU SCHOOL D1UECTOR, Fourth ward.
JOHN A. GRANT.
Subject to the Citizens party rules.
OR SCHOOL DIRECTOR, Fifth ward,
THOMAS M. JAMES.
Subject to Citizens rules.
MISCEIXANE OUS.
FOR SALE. A highly educated parrot.
Price S50. Address 1033 Chtrrv street.
Rending, Fa. 12-20 If
FOR Sale. At cost, new Backus watermotor.
Five (5) horse power. Just fmm the fac
tory. Apply at the ueha'd office, North
Market street, Shenandoah, Pa.
TO f( a day to oceDts selling the Royal
OL.UW Whito Mela) Plater or taking
ore eis lor plating. Trade secrets, formulas
receipts, etc., furn shed free. A good agent
can make two to three thousand dc liars per
year with the Hoynl Water. For ternic, etc.,
address Gray & Co., l'lntlng Works, Colum
bus, Ohio.
A MAN in every section atonce to sell staple
goods to dealers; no t.eadllng; cxperl
nce unnecessary ; btst side line; 175.00 a
month. Salary and nzperses or large com
mlsflon made lifton Soap and Manu
factubihq Company, Cincinnati, O
l(M7-ly-Wed8a
Democrat c Primary Meetings.
At
regular meeting of
the Democratic
sianumg uommiitre
comuuuee organized oy eiecung ju. ii,
Mater president nnd treasurer of the corn
eal tee ; J, A. Toomoy vice president, and E.
J. Devers secretary. The oommlttee decided
to assess all candidates for nomination as fol
lows : For Council, $1.00 caeh j School Hoard,
$1.00; High Constable, $1.10 ; Auditor, 50o ;
Assessors, 60o The con: mitt cemen from each
ward to co.lect tho above amounts and turn
them over to the treasurer. Candidates' names
will not be pet mltted to go before the primaries
unless tbor assessments aro paid on or before
the (late of holding tbo primaries.
Tho primaries toIU be bold on Thursday
evening, Januarv 21th. 1S95, at 7 o'clock, at tho
places designated below ; First ward, at the
bouse of Timothy O'Brien : Second ward, at
tlio bouse of J. K. P. Sche tl- ; Third ward, at
Hen J. Richards Hotel! Fourth ward, at tho
houso of P. J. Stanton i Filth ward, at tho
house of D.-niel Rrenna .
By order of tbe Democratio Standing Com
mltteo.
J. A Toosiey, First, waid.
M. J.Soanuan. e :ond ward.
M. H Masti'b Third ward.
T. J. Milks, Fotirih ward,
E.J IiEVKHS F'fthward.
Shenandoah, Pa., January 15 1805.
Anthony Schmicker's
taut,
104 SOVJLJl MAW ST,
The finest pool und billiard rooms in town.
Reading beer, porter and Pottsvllle ale con
stantly ou tap. Give u a 0 JI.
Your Stomach : : :
Cannot stand the same washing that
your boots do. and the water you drink
Isn't even fit for that purppse. Use
Lorenz Schmidt's Beer and Porter.
JAMES SHIELDS,
Manager Shenandoah Branch.
Safe and Reliable Horses to Hirt-
SNEDDON'S LIVERY
Pear Alley, Roar Coffee House.
The best riga in town. Horses taken to
board. Hauling promptly attended to.
MURPHY BROS.,
Saloon and Restaurant,
19 North Main Street.
Finest WhlBkevs. Beer. Porter and
Ale
nice
always on tap. "Come and hit one," Choice
temne ranee
drinks and cigars. Free
lunch
9 to 12 p. m.
ED. BRENNAN-
Cor, Cherry and Gilbert SL
Finest Beers, Vines and Liquors.
Handsome Bur futures.
Best Brands of fi and 10f Gipare.
3V.
Waiiter : anil : Jeweler
16 North Main Street.
Repairing of all kinds prmoptly attended to.
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.
'"31 South Main St.
inimrlnrp
aqt. nutdii L-IUUUI UIUIU
(1.00 a qt. ' J
tl.B0 a qt. 1 1
I. T - Tl 1 T
jjiuuguL iuiicr una weiner jduux.
and all kinds of Temperance Drinks.
1 " CS-vasping
opportunities Is a Blgn of tbe good judg
ment which is tho characteristic of the
wise man. We are offering the greatest
opportunities ever know to buy men's
furnUhing, at reduced prices.
Another Perfect Niagara is the fall
in prices of gents' furnishings at our great
safe. Seize the opportunity to secure a
rare bargain In the finest gloves, hosiery,
neckties, etc.
Another A Great Fall in gents' furn
lshinas. All hands are stretched out to
seize .these bargains we offer.
Another Catch Them as They Fall in
price. Now is the time to secure your 29
cent white shirts.
W. J. SOANLAN,
South Main Street, SHENANDOAH.
M.J. LA
R,
Justice of the Peace
V
Insurance and
Real Estate Agent,
123 E. Centre St., Shenandoah
AND LIVERY.
13 North jfirdin Street.
Chas. Hooks & Sons
215 South Jardin St.
Outchers
and GROCERS
The finest and most tender beef to be
found in Shenandoah. Pork, mutton,
veal and cut meats of all kinds.
A fine lino of choice and fresh groceries
and prime family flour, butter and eggs.
Shenandoah's Ekliablb
Hand Eaaundpy
Oor. Lloyd and White Bts.
All work guaranteed to be first-class In every
partlcul&r. Blllttiesnd lace curtain e epeo
laity. 'UoodB called for and delivered. A trial
solicited.
HOOKS & BROWN
We have a fnll line of
Books,
Stationery,
Celluloid Frames,
Novelties,
Periodicals.
Agents for all Dally Papers.
4 North Main St.
Weeks' Museum,
17 S0VTIT 3ZAXX
Grand display of birds and nnlraals of all
selections Htaa nnest paintings In the county.
BestB-er. Porter and Ales.
Finest Bracds of Cigars.
Free lunch every aornlng und evening.
John 'Wkisks', Proprietor.
O. W Davidson, Bartender.
WARREN J. PORTZ,
Piano Tuner.
FUnoa ana organs rpalrc2. Orders '.9ft at
SI North Main street, Shenandoah, will reoelva
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Evan J. Davies,
Hub.