EVENING HERALD
Tl1.MAY, MAY 7, 1895.
THIRD EDITION
Our Silver Souvenir.
Tlilo xllvcr Anniversary souvenir edition
of tlio llKitAU), which will appear on the
26th Inst., will coutnln n history of 8hen
anilonh find biographies of Its lending
business men nnd oltlzens. The principal
atroetn ot nil the large towns In Schuyl
kill comity will be profusely Illustrated,
anil the H KHALI) I the first newspaper In
Schuylkill county tliathasevcrpubllshed
n combined historical nnd Imluitrlal
edition, nnd also the first piper In this
town thnt ever attempted to publish nn
Imue of twenty pnuo or of Htmllnr
magnitude nnd churncter. Another
fentttreof thin mammoth edition will bo
n general write-up of nil the loading
towns of the county taking In the hlstorW
cnl facts nnd growth to Its past achieve
uients. It will constat of 10,000 copies of
twenty panes each, weighing O.OOOpounds,
or one nnd four-llfths of n ton. This
edition will equal NI.OOO copies of the
regular size of the KVKNIN'O HKltAI.n,
Jf Ntretched out In a continuous sheet
twelve Inches wide It would be throithe
million eight hundred and llfty thousand
Inches long nnd would reach n dlstauc
of sixty miles or from Shenaudoah tfor
Allotitown. (stretched out in n sing;
sheet It would make a carpet completely
covering nil the streets In Shenandoah
from curb to curb. If reduced to nn Inch
In width It would makon band T20 miles
long equal to the circumference of the
state of Pennsylvania.
A Piece of Her Mind.
A lady correspondent has this to ay :
"1 want to give a piece of my mind to
n certnln class who object to advcrtlsii g,
when it cotn them anything this won't
cost, them a cunt.
"1 sulTered a living death for nearly two
years wltn ncailat'ii' h, tucKaclie, in pain
standing or walking, wns being literally
drugged out of existence, my mUery in
(.tiuikimI liv ilrllv'L'lllir.
"At Ins't, In despair, 1 committed tho
sin of trvlng an advertised medicine, Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and it re
Htored too to the blessedness ot sound
health. I honor the physician who, when
he knows bo can cure, hns tho moral
c iiirnge to ndvertlso the fact."
The medicine mentioned cures nil the
delicate diseases peculiar to females, as
"I'Vmalo Weakness,'' periodical pains,
irregularities, nervous prostration,
Miasms cholera or St. Vltus's dance,
sleeplessness threatened Insanity.
To permanently cure constipation,
biliousness, indigestion or dyspepsia, use
Dr. I'ierco's l'leasant, renew.
It Will be a Great Day.
One of the events of tho year will be the
dedication ot tho mammoth nnd mngutll
r.ent temple ot the Independent Order ot
Odd Kollows, just completed, nt I'hlln
dolphin. The dedlcntory ceremonies,
which will bo of a highly Impressive
diameter, will take place In tho new
butldlug on Tuesday, May SI, and will bo
supplemented by a great parade ot the
Order in the afternoon ot tho same day
The procession will be ono of the lnrgest
nud most Imposing civic pageants oyer
witnessed in this country, and it is pro
dieted that moro than 100.0UO visitors will
pour Into i'hlladelphla from points more
r less distant. In this nnd other states,
To en.ible the public nt large, as well as
Odd fellows nud their families, to enjoy
the Kreat spectacle at a moderate expense,
t ie leading Railroad will sell special
excursion tickets from all stations on its
liues to Philadelphia at the rate of
sitU'lo one wiy fare for tho round trip, no
tlekeis, however, to be old for less than
CO cents. Children' between live nnd
twelve will bs earvted at one-half th
H.XHilal rates Thew excursion tickets will
toe good on all train going to Philadel
lihiu on May 20th and 31st, and for the
return trip until and lnolndlug May asd,
Mr. I). P. Davis, a prominent liveryman
mid merchant ot luWheu, V.i., has this to
ssrati the sulilect of rhenuistlMn : "I
tkke pleasure in recommending Chamber
liun's l'alu Halm for rlieumat Ism, as I
know from personal experience that it
will do all that U claimed for it. A year
ago this spring my urotuer was lam up lu
beduitli inflammatory rheumatism and
suffered intensely. The first npplic irton
of I'tinmberlalu s Pain Halm eased the
p. In ami the ue ot one bottli completely
cured him. For sale by Gruhlcr Bros.
Uruggi&t.
Reduced Rates
To Denver, Col., via Pennsylvania Rail
road. For the accommodation of persons
who desire to visit Colorado on the occa
sion of the meetlug of the National
Rducalloual Association, at Deuver, Col.,
July 5 to IS, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets on
July 3. 4, and S, to Denver, Colorado
Springs, Manltou and Pueblo, at the ex
tremely low rate of teO.75 from New York,
from Philadelphia, HTM) from
Baltimore and Washington, MT.S5 from
HarrlfctMirg . proportionate rates from
other point. There ticket will be good
ier return piesage trout Colorado points
on Juu 14. 13, 14. and 11. with an exten
sion until September 1, it deMred. A
i-pectal train of Pullman Buffet hleepiug
cars will be rnu. I oh vine New York at
10.10 a m.. Juli 4, KiopptuK at promlueut
iutriuMiie rtotui. ana arming at
Duvr the Hrtermwe of Jalvft. This
affords a grand opportunity
for a trip to
the world-reaowBed Rocky Mountain re-
toruta Catorada ataeftmparativelysmalti
cot
Columbia's Great Sales.
The Columbia HrevtUg Cownaay
fintthed lu flrkt year on April luk, Ut,
with Ml of a little over 91,000 barrek,
which pk well for the oompaBy't
product.
E. B. FOLEY,
Fine Groceries,
301 VTt Cectrt Street,
Dralerln croeerif. oour rroT'-'OBs. u.
cfe,rx ar,t. Setleutbiy lewettprtc.
PERSONAL.
Dr. Brady, of Lost Creek, wns n town
visitor i his morning.
Joseph II, Kehler, of Allcntown, U a
guest of town friends.
Miss Mnttlc Linton, of Mnhnnoy City,
spent Inst evening in town.
Col. Schellly received Information yes
thnt ho wns granted nn original pension.
Benjamin Davis, ot town, hns nocoptod
n clerkship In 0. L. Voshage's store, Ash
land. Blcgmond Gradomoltz, of llrooklyn,
N. Y., wns the guest of Max Reese yes
terday. Misses Lillle Dcrr nnd Louise Kester
were callers upon Ashland friends yes
terday. K.C. Mnllck and Thomas Dntly wit
nessed the Wild West show nt rottsvllle
yestcrdny.
John K. Housenlck hns returned from n
business trip to Now York and n soclnl
visit to Herwlck.
M. Uurke, Jr., representing J. W.
Uenrdsley's Sons, of New York City, Is In
town for n few days,
Kdward Johnson, Sr., of North Jnrdln
street, left town this morning to visit
relatives in Lit7.erno county.
Ilov. A. M. Snmpsell, of Lltitz, Lancns
ter county, is spending a week's vacation
with tho family of Chnrlcs Derr, at
KLUeuirowiu....... ,
present uncertain. No objection will bcmovlng tho restriction in the law prohlb
raised in Borlin to a moderate lucreaso irjtlng bank stockholders from bolng no
tho Indemnity. By her compllauco Jnpaitnrlcs public; to provldo for the filling of
removes ono of tho germs W dlsturbancvnconules In tho olllccs of burgess nnd
in eastern Russia. It Is semi-official! constnblo; houso bill to repeal tho act to
preach tonight In the Reformed church
at Mahnuoy City, for the cdlflcntlon of
the Society of St. Andrews.
Jnmcs Goodman, of the firm ot Good
man & Bro of Phllndelphin, PottsvlIIo,
Mnhnnoy City and Shenandoah wholesale
produce dealers, spent yesterday in town
on busluess connected with the firm.
Strouso for Btlck plus.
Merc Mention.
Wo havo ono of the best health officers
in the county, but ho Is hnudlcapped by
so mo of our best citizens. He cauuot be
blamed If he uses sevcro measures.
In looking over thonrrnyof names of
tho nutl-county boomers it makes one
smile. Were it not for future political
favors two-thirds of them would show
their preference for the new county.
Advertisers nre fnst learning that the
Kvksinu HuitALl) has a larger circulation
in Shenandoah than nil the county
papers combined. When you hnvo nny
thing to advertise put it in tho Hekalu,
where the people are bound to see It.
Messrs. Heed and Lovett, of Wcntherly,
contemplate locating another silk mill.
We would advise our people to try nud
secure this industry, but it Is no use, ns
the Horouuh Council hns refused to live
up to ItB promlbes, nud no reputable clli
sen will undertako to Invito people to
come here.
Whatever course the IlnuAUihas taken
on tho now county bill has been gratut
tons, not expecting nny return. The
people living nt the lower eud of Lurerne
county deservo to wiu as thoy have al
ways been put to great costs and iuconvon
louces on account of the long distance
from the county sent.
Strouso tor broaches.
How to Treat a Wife.
(From l'nclnc Health Journal.)
First get a wife; second, be pntient.
lou mny have great trials aim perpiexi
ties In your bustnes-s, but do not, there
fore, carrv to vour home a cloudy or con
traeted brow. Vour wife may have tilals,
which, though of less magnitude, may he
hard for her to benr. A kind word, a
tender look, will do wondur. in ohasing
from her brow all clouds of gloom. To
this we would add always keep a bottl
of Chamberlain's Couuh Remedy In th'
house. It is the best and is sure to be
needed sooner or later. our wife will
than know that you really care for her
and wish to protect her health. For sale
by Gruhler Bros. Druggists.
Clean Up Your Premises.
The condition of some parts of the
towu Is fearful, and the Btenoh arising
from opu sewers is enough to almost
knock a person down. If nn epidemic
were to break out in the town, the people
would have themselves to blame. The
cause Ot this state of affairs lies much nt
tho doors of the intelligent class of our
citizens as it does that of the ignorant,
I . is almost Impossible to compell abso
lute cleanliness without resorting to
extreme measures on the part of the
authorities. It will have to come to this
eventually, otherwise the Innocent as
well as the guilty will suffer from the
evil effects of the foul odor. Once more
we found the warning clean up,
For every quarter In a man's poc' et
mere arc a tloien uses j ana to Ui-e en
one In such a way as to derive the gra
est benefit Is a Question every one mut
Bolve for himself. We believe, howevtr
that no better use could be made ot one
ot thefe quarters than to exchange it for
a bottle ot Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, a medicine th
every family should be provided with,
Kor sale by Grnhler Bros., Druggists.
Not Through Yet.
What did it cost Schuylkill, anyway,
to have the new county bill defeated
Will Commissioners Martin and Allen
j answer, or will we have to await the next
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i th sabject f Sunday News.
Removal,
H. Bury, the jeweler, changed bis plnee
of business to the Owens' building, on
Soutk Main ttrtet, recently vacate! by
DABlel asd Dodson, and Is prepared to
receive orders tar all k.ud&of repairing
in the jewelry line, which he will do
pt-MBptfy and on reasonable terms, lw
Have your oarpeU, feathers asd mat
tr eleaned by the Stam ReoovtlBg'
O., S Kat Goal street.
4 17 3n
1 Valuable Prp;rtv ter Sale.
' A jrood iferrc-fctory brick house, ttere
rowm and dwUtag Best toeattes. Next
door to Ptrtt NaUoaal Bank. Apply to
No. 30 Our street. Ml- Canael, Pa. 1m
strcuie for clocti.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Tim Hatme Blniln a I'rnto.t At-nltut llrlt-
lah Oomiptttlon of Nicaragua.
HAIUtlBliUttO, May 7. The houso held n
busy session Inst night, tho order of busl
noss being somite bills on first rending
una local ami special bills on second and
th nl mm 1 n . .1 1 i, .
on tho part of tho members to talk, nnd
mo uiiis went inrougu with practically no j
opposition. Among bills passing second
reading were lnrgo number providing
ponslons for members of tho National
Guard who wore disabled nt Homestead
during tho memorable, riots lu 1803 and at
Gettysburg last August.
A resolution was introduced by Mr.
Focht, of Union, thnt the house maintain
thnt "no foreign power should bo permit
ted to raise Its flag or land its troops upon
this hemisphere, and therefore expresses
lts'disapproval and disgust with tho tin
Amorlcun nnd unpatrlotio courso of tho
natlounl administration in permitting tho
hoisting nnd floating of the British ling in
nnd the occupntlon by British troops of
tho ropubllo of Nicaragua." Objection
was madu to tho resolution and no further
action upon it wns taken.
In tho sennto Mr. LandlB, of Lancaster,
offered a resolution, which wns ndopted,
condemning tho Cluvelnnd ndminlstration
for its course with regnrd to tho British
lnterferonco in tho republic of Nicaragua,
A resolution wns adopted to drop from tho
calendar bills " postponed for tho presont"
after this week.
, Among bills passed Anally wcroi Re
erect tho villago of Darby, Delaware coun
ty, into a borough so far as relates to tho
number of councilman nnd their terms of
offlco; houso bill authorizing trulley com
panies to gather and distributo United
States malls.
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAMES.
National League.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg, 12; Brooklyn,
At Cincinnati Cincinnati. 4: New
York, .'1. At Chioago-Clilcago, 4; Wash-
ngton, 0. Af tt. Louis Boston. 8: St.
Louis, 0. Tim Clovolttnd-Ualtlmoro gamo
was postponed on account of rain and tho
Louisville-Philadelphia gamo on account
of tho Kentucky derby.
Kuileru League.
A.t Scrnnton Buffalo, 9; Scrnnton. 3.
At Wllkosbarro Toronto, 18; Wilkes
bnrro, a. At Providcnco Providence, ;i,
Rochester, 1. At Springfield Svracuso.
; Spriiigflold, 8.
THE "PENNSY" REACHING OUT.
Officials of the Company Make a Signif
icant Visit to Mt . Carmcl.
Thete nppears to be no question but
what the Pennsylvania railroad people
havo determined upon coming into Mt.
Carmel by wily of another route than
that now used, nnd which in that event
will give them exceptional facilities and
advantages. Although a grent degree of
retieeuce in giving the matter publicity
isdisplnyed by the officials sufficient hns
beon glenned to substantiate the belief
that this will be accomplished before
tunny months.
The presence of officials of thecompnuy
In Mt. Carmel Inst week revives the
probability of the Pennsy's completing
the connection between Mt. Cnrniel and
Frnckvllle, ns projected several years ago.
The company owns and operntes its own
Hues from Philadelphia to Pottsville and
thence to n short distance below Frnck
vllle, From Frackville, along the Broad
Mountain to Fountain Springs, across the
hills to Germautown, and thence to Mt.
Cnrmel, a line wns surveyed and still
stands on tho maps of the company s on
available through line from the west to
Philadelphia.
The coustrucilon of this short connec
tion would prove very expeu-tve, but not
more so thnn a similar distance on many
parte of the Pennsy from Pottsville to
Philadelphia. Ic would necetltate the
construction of a very high bridge from
Fountain Springs hill tp the tot ot Ash
laud, and a tuuuel from Germautown to
the.uorth side of Locust Mountain east of
Mt. Carmel, but these would be con
sidered trifling hludrnuces to the further
ance of the project.
The Schuylkill Vnlley route from Potts
vllle to Philadelphia, which runs par
allel to the Reading, does not prove as
remunerative as it might, aud by making
the connection said to be in contempla
tion it would provide another through
nnd direct route for a large portion of the
immense traffic the Pennsylvania has
c iltivated. Its lines from Harrisburg to
Philadelphia nre crowded at certain
seasons, and the newly acquired through
line would permit of a relief of any
emergencies by bringing western freight
over the P. & E. from Erie and thence
over the Schuylkill Vnlley to Philadel
phia, thus converting it into an exceed-
lngly remunerative roadway.
The completion ot this through route
would establish a line that would enter
largely into competition with the Read
ing and provide an additional outlet from
the coal regions for such collieries ns are
not controlled by the latter corporation,
The recent decision of the Reading, in
which it refused to handle coal forwarded
over other lines, hampered those In par
ticular that were situated on the lines ot
the Lehigh Valley. By the establishment
of this new route they would be indepen
dentot the Reading, for the Pennsylvania
would then drain the anthracite region
almost as effectively as tho first named
Waste Parr.
Time and ace in we have called atteu
tion to that worst ot nuisances, throwing
paper on the streets, and there does not
seem to be any abatement. Mne-teutb
ot the runaways are canted by this suse
less praotice, and nny person caught
throwing paper or other refuse ou the
streets, alleys and pavement should be
arrested and fined. One or two atresU
will have a tendeney to put a stop to
the
praotice.
Why Not Gold?
Sbeoiviidoih seems to hare made a
grind muuike In reservoir building. It
would b&Te been cheap: to have tued
all ver initead of earth la their construe
tioa Suaday Kew .
POLITICAL POINTS.
Schuylkill county will not be disturbed
under tho apportionment bills.
, Early conventions will be the rule this
year, but not until nfter the Legislature j
' adjourns.
ciiuire ueogier is nirenoy geiwuK m
fence fixed for the Republican nomlna-
ol J-reosurer nexv year.
x-oor uirector uerr, wnose time
with this year, we are Informed will be a
candidate for a re-nomination.
Wm. D. Seltzer, Esq., of Pottsville, will
be n candidate be Are the next Republican
convention for Judge of the Orphans'
Court.
It is getting almost too warm to talk
politics, but not warm enough to deter
candidates from announcing themselves
tor office.
Thisyenr there will be nn Orphans'
Court Judge, District Attorney, Poor
Director nnd Coroner to bo elected, and in
the event of Judge Pershing retiring, a
successor to him.
In the event of Judge Pershing resign
ing or being retired, George M. Roads,
Esq., of Pottsville, will be a prominent
candidate before the next Republicnn
convention. Mr. Roads stands high in
tho cstlmntlon of the people of this
county nud has never been identified with
nny of the factional fights of the party.
Over 20,000 Barrels Sold.
The Columbia Brewing Company put
out its first product on April 14th, 1894,
nnd sold the first yenr, just finished, n
little over 20,000 barrels, which speaks
well for the product they furnish.
Strouse for diamonds.
Coming Events.
May 30. Monster picnic ot Columbia
park by the Gymnasium Club.
Mny SO. Ice cream festival in Robbins'
hall, under the auspices of the Young
People's Working Society of the United
Evangelical church.
June 0. Lecture by Rev. T. Rateman,
entitled, "That's the Man," in the P. M.
ohurch.
"TiO i-'nmoi,.
for
KHEUHATI
KEUI5ALQIA and similar Complaints,
maatitaoturod under tne stringent
GERM AH fr'EDICAL LAWS.
.'E(0h. - .1 It I (-! .
wvvre3criDeaDj eminent pnyBiciaus,
DR. rvluHTcK S
JOnlv cenmuo villi Trade ,lark"Anchor
Uanufactarcr:CommerzlcnrathDr.Kichterof
i F. Ad. Hichter& Co., 17 Wrrn Si.,KS7? TOES.
29 HIGHEST AWARDS,
12 Branch Houses. Own Glassworks.
Lai & 50 rts In SternBdoah for sale bj-
. Hllluii.7 1-. Ma n &i.. S- an-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
irANTEr A coodelrl for eeneral house
VV work. Apply to H. M Peters. No. 36
North Jardln street. Must sleep ut home. It
I70U HhNT A rorra suitable tor a lodce,
17 newlv carneted n d painted. Unoccupied
Wednesday iifcbt Inoulre at Refowtch's
cimliiDgstore 5-2 tr
HTHY do nconlf complain of hard times,
when any woman or man can make
from J5 to J10 a day easily? All have heard oi
the wonderful succtfs of the Climax Dish
washer : yet many are apt to think they
can i make money selling It ; but anyone
can malic luonoy, bernui-o every lamlly wants
one One&sent has made $t!. !6 In ihs last
three monlhb.atter nay Inc all expense nnd nt.
leudti'K to regular business besides. Yon don't
rave to canvass; as soon as people unow you
uv u lor snie iney teno lor a Liisn wnmer,
ACinre tne rii'iisi Ml rv.. JS Starr Avn.
Coluiubue. Ohio, lor particulars.
nHARTEK NOTICE.-Notlce is hereby
j giva hat an aprl'catUm will be tunde
10 in uovciDoroi i-euuevivanift nn tup nith
day of May, lb!, by W. JI Urewer, H. J.
MouaehxD. G. M. Hamilton. V. J. Hrminnn
Hiid J. R. Coyle, under the Act of Assembly
ui mo wuminuviweHiia oi rennsyivai is,
entitled "An Act to provide for thelucorpora-
tiou and resulstion of certnlo cimo tlnni.."
apprwed AptU2, 1S71, and tho supDlemeiils
in reie. lor toe cuauer oi an luiRt.opn rnmnr.
atton, to be called Pennsylvania State Building
ine cnaracipr una ooieci wnereoi 18 -o nccum.
nlnte a 'und by the periodical contrlhntlnn nf
its xfmbers. nnd to safely Invest the sumo to
aud with Its members, and for their benefit,
a ,id to have hold and exercise Mich i.thpr
fr -trellises and prlvlleces as now nre or hero.
Biiermsy no grantea ti uuun'iig nna Loan
Associations, and for those purposes, to have.
poess and enjoy nil the rights, benefits and
linvncgcs oi me sum aci oi AbBemuiy ana 1'
suppieinems.
J. K. UOTLk, solicitor.
4-2t-oaW-3t
AMUSEMENTS.
pKKQUSON'8 THEATRE.
P. J, rXRQUSON, UAHAQIR
Three nights, commencing
THURSDAY, MAY 9tli, '95.
ltcturn engagement ot
The'ClairM.Patce Co.
In a repertoire of new
plays, never before pre
sented here.
PrlccH, io, to, ami 30 cents.
Itmtrvcil scats nt Klrlln'g drug store.
Weeks' Museum
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17 SOUTH 31AIN HTHKm.
st iccttotik nud flDcst paintings lu the oounty.
llest llee'r, I'orter nua Ale.
Flttst llrands ot Olgiirs,
Htte luntU every u omlnj vnd etenlng.
Jomi w kkkb, Proprietor
13 mil J, Beyer's
U'urmerly Mutpliy Drm.j
Saloon and Restaurant,
10 North Main Btreati
Tho bar sujiplled wiih fl, ,
ItquorH. beer. ale. porter, t hole" tlga";
Call and see our rinc stock of
WatchtS, Clock, Jiwelry, Musical Insiruminis. rno Cpliccl Go.is.
You can save 50 per cent, by calling on
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129
DON'T FORGLT
THE PLME
Between Oak and Cherry Streets.
-GrO
T, H, SNYDER
Cor. Jardin and Oak
FOR YOUR WALL PAPER.
CHINESE :-
STo. 3.0 2Toxt3a. 2a.!.2a. Street, Slloila.ndlca.il, Pa.
Clothes of nil description neatly done up In n 'first clnss mnnner. I run rWfn
scores of families in this city ns to my care in wnshing and superior neatness in
doing up clothing. I do my work better nnd quicker thnn other laundry in this city.
Our Grand Spring Opening
Of French Pattern Hats
We are displaying hundreds of the
French and American designs In flowers
silk, No. 5, Be; No. 7, 7c; No. 9, Oc; No. 12, 12c; No. 10, 15c; No. 80, 25c per yard all
colors. Sailor hats, 15c up; Indies' hnts, 25o up; infants long cloaks, cream and
white for $1.00 up. Infants' christening outfits. Silk velvets, to close out, down fiom
$1.00 to 50c per yard. Black satin. 24 inches wide. $1.00 yer vnrd. worth $1.75. Nim'a
veils, $1.25 up. Infants' enps, 15c to $1.75, at
Mrs. J. J. Kelly,
Garden's JKT WALL jStore.
We linve just received a fine line of the most beautiful nnd artistic papers in the
mnrket, hich we will sell at very reasonable prices. We have also In stock a
great deal of InRt year's patterns which we nre selling nt a sacrifice. Come and
see our line of goods. We have the most beautiful and artistic papers.
Largest Paper Store in Town. Finest Stock and Lowest Prices.
3". 3P. 03LEt333E:Kr,
House, Sign and Decorative Painting. 224 "West Centre Street.
All orders promptly attended to.
L. REFOWICH,
Leading Clothier
10 and 12 South Main St.,
Hns been appointed the sole agent for the
Slater woolen uompany
INDIGO SfflJES. L I?, SUITS
All other goods offered for pale are not the
genuine, it these goods snouiu cnange
color within five years your money will
be refunded. Have a full line of spring
and summer clothing. All genuine goods
which cannot be beat for price. Au im
mense stock of men's, boys' and children's
summer clothing. Each purchaser of a
suit before Decoration Day will be enti
tled ton genuine American shamrock free.
L. REFOWICH, Reliable Clothier.
ED. BRENNAN,
Cor. Cherry and Gilbert Sts.
Finest Beers, Wines and Liquors,
Choice Temperance Brinks.
Best Bnuula n fi nnd lOo CigftrB
Why waste your time shopping around
for Hats and Bonnets when you know
that yon can always be suited in price
and quality by going direct to
Hyde's, 29.N. Main St., Shenandoah
and Bet the latest styles in slianes and
trimming for less MONEY than nny place
in tue town or county.
New York Cash Millinery Store,
20 North Main Street.
A Clean, Quick Shave
Can always te had at
Charles Derr's Barber Shop,
Firts-clans hiUr cutting nnd slocetne.
Ferguson House liulldlng.
Spring : and : Summer
S'u.Itlm.g'S-
(Order spring garments now ).
Besides giving ample time
for delivery it enables you to
have your pick of our spring
assortment.
Complete line of domestic
and iimiorted novelties in
trousers aud suiting.
PORTZ BROS.
ill North Mnln Ht., Hlioiinndotili, l'u.
-"dkTaT a7 beibeht "
Specialist In diseases bt the
Evo, Ear, Noso and Throat.
m West Market Bt , 1'otUvllle.
Hours g.ft0 a. m. to Jit iu.i 1 to 4 p. in., 7 to
p. ui. Bandars, 9 a. ui. tu IS in. ly
ORKIN,
South Main Street, ,
SHEKANDOAH. PA.
TO
Painter and
J Paper Hanger,
Sts., SB EN AND 0 AH.
Largest Assortment anil Lowest Price
All orders promptly attended to
LAUNDRY
CHARLES LEE, Manager.
and Bonnets is Now
on.
choicest nnd most select stvles ever shnwn.
of every description. Cheap ribbon, nil
26 S. Main St.
HOOKS & BROWN
Full line of
Base Ball Goods.
Special inducements to clubs. .
Agents for DAILY PAPERS.
4 North Main St.
We Have th
Best illuminating oil mtde. Odor
less, colorless, brilliant, safe, per
fection. If you are In the dark,
drop us a postal. We'll enlighten
you and lighten you.
ESclipse Oil Som'jf
Burners, etc.
213 South Jardln St., SHENANDOAH, PA.
Mali orders promptly attended to.
'St
36 North Wain Siixet.
The most popular resort in the town.
Excellent beer, porter and ale on tap. Our
cigars are the finest. ,
A genuine welcome
Awaits you at
Joe Wyatt's Saloon!
MAIN AND COAL STS.
Pool room attached. Finest whiskeys,
beers, porter and ale constantly on tap.
Choice temperance drinks and e.gara.
Fashionable
Millinery.
We are now prepared to show the ladies
of Shenandoah and vicinity the most
attractive assortment of the
latest style
Hats and Bonnets
in this oity, and nt remarkobly low prices,
A call respectfully solicited,
M. & L. STANK'S,
No. 7 South Malu St., Bheuandoah.
Evan J. Davies,
UNDERTAKING !
AND LIVEKY.
13 North Jnrdin Street.
3V3C.
: anil : Jn
16 North Main Street.
Meralrineof all kinds rrmoptly attended to.