IPS
EVENING HERALD
FRIDAY, MAY J4, 1S95.
THIRD EDITION
Important Miat:lHintlK iglglatlon,
Boston, May 21. Governor Urooiilmlg"
soiit to tho sonato bis voto of tlio bill tn
pay farmers tlio full value of civttlo slmigli
torod by order of tho cattle commission,
whether thoy have tuberculosis ornot, and
to restrict the cattlo commissioner!) In the
use- of tuborcullno. Tlio bill to glvo pref
erence to veterans In tilling positions In
tho publlo servlco was passed to bo en
grossed by tho house. Tho houso rejected
the bill to prohibit tho sale of lntoxlcutlnc
liquors to women to bo drunk on the
promises.
Gratifying Statiatlcn for Italy.
Rome, May 31. In tho course of a long
election speech Signer Crispl suld that tho
budget showed a reduction In expenditure
of 80,000,ujO lire mid tin inuroaso In the rev
enues of 100,000,000 llro. Tho excess of ox
ports over Imports of 227,000,000 llro tn
was reduced to (10.030,000 llro In IS'Jl. Tlir
emigration for 18!H showed a reduction ui
23,000 persons compared with 1893. The
position of tho treasury, he said, Is us
ured, and its crodit restored to tho posi
tion held in lSitJ.
Says Ho Can Prorluco Taylor.
RKPFiKU), S.D., May St. Fritz Arnold,
formerly of Spink county, S. I)., has writ
ten to a IleilhVl.l Uwyoi- from Dos Moines,
la . to find out if the reward of 420,000 foi
defaulting oc rii.vte Treasurer Taylor i.
still open. He snys lie run pruduco the
missing man at any time, providing lie
has amuiuuucs that he would get the iv
ward.
rucilit Gilfi'n Iiullrtoil.
Brooklyn, -U.v.v i.'l -Tho grand jur;
has handed in mu Indictment In the cour.
of sessions against Alftvil Grlllltli, bette.
known as "Young ('.'iffo," iho pugUUt
Ho is charged with a heinous crime, tin
accusation being made by William (Jot!
lieb, son of a Coney Island dry good
UodJur. Slio Telccrvnpliptl for Help.
Atlanta, Mny 21 A ncg-ro tried to en
ter a railway signal tower tit West Eud nt
8 o'clock In the morning. Miss Ida Sam
ple, the night operator, telegraphed to the
vity for help. An engine was sont at once
"to tho place, two miles from tho city, ami
It arrived in Mino to frighten tho nogro
wny.
Failed to liflVtt a Compromise.
Pocahontas-, Xa., May 21. Tho in
tended conferences hero between the
miners and operators fell through. The
iolnity remains peaceful, and the situa
tion is without change. A mass meeting
at which 1,200 men were present ocourreilj
hero last night.
General Roberts Promoted
London". May 21. General F. ScRobortfifl!
G. B. C, G. C. I. K., formerly comlnandwHj
til UUIUL UL UIU JL.llb.Sll 4Utl.ua 1U IJIUIt '9"Sftj
been promoted to n Held marshal in.
cession to tho Into &ir lJatrickGrs
eruor of tbe Uliclsea hospital, who fma on
March 28.
Sensational itise In Wheat.
New Yoisk, May St. Wheat iMtrt
other sensational rise yostertlay, Witfc rfA
.1 ,.1 ii'
enormous uiislness, amounting to about
15,000,000 bushels wltblu tutu first hour.,
July opened at Hi cents, whloh was u,
gain of three cents from the close of?
nesday and two cents from the curb,pr
It soon rose to 83li cents, which prove
be tlio highest point of tho day. The
satlon of tho dny, howovcr, was a drop
two ana one-half cents in tbe last flfi
minutes. The total transactions for'ti
day were about 28,000,000 bushels.
A Rellglona Freedom Case In Court.
facr.ANTON, Pa.. May 24. A religious
freedom case which is attracting much
attention in this city and vicinity, and
which seems bound to be carried to the
higher courts, is being heard In this city.
School Director George Stevenson, of
Waverly borough, seeks to restrain the
other directors, and tho principal, F. C.
Hanyon, from holding religious sectarian
exercises in tho school. An injunction is
nsked. The attorneys engaged In tho caso
are among the most talented of the Lacka
wanna county bar.
Alleged lgitlatlTe Corruption.
JEFFEiisos City, Mo., May 24. Judge
enacKletorti, ot the Colo county circuit,
created a sensation in his charge to the
trand jury. He instructed tho jury to in
restigate the charges which have been
m ado as to tho mumbcrs of the legisla
ture having accepted bribes, and the al
legations in the press that thoy have boon
corrupt generally. The jury will investi
gate the charge
The Discovery Saved His Life.
Mr. G. Caillouette, Dragglst, Beavers
ville, 111,, says: "To Dr. King's New
Discovery I owe my life. Was taken
with La Grirme and tried all the nbv
Hlcians for miles about, but of no avail
and was given up and trdd I could not
live. Having Dr. King's New Discover?
in my store I sent for a bottle and began
its nse and from the first dose began to
get better, and after using three bottles
was up and about again, It is worth its
weight in gold. We won't keep store or
house without it. Get a free trial bottle
at A. Wasley's drug store.
Babies made happy with Luks' Syrup,
Coming: Events.
May 30. Monster picnic at Columbia
park by the Gymnasium Club.
Mav 80. Ice cream festival In Robblns'
hall; under the auspices of the Young
People's Working Society of the .United
evangelical cnurcn.
June 6. Lecture by Bev. T. Batemau
entitled, "That's the Man," In the P."M,
church.
June l'J. strawberry and ice cream
festival in Robblns' opera house, aus
pices oi iub i.-resoyieriaa ennrcn.
The ONLY baby medicine Luks' Syrup,
Typewriter For Sale.
A National Typewriter, almost new
and in perfect condition, for sale cheap.
Inquire at H skald office.
E. B. FOLEY,
" Fine Groceries
201 West Centra Street.
Deiler In eroeeries. flour, provl'lons. teas
oHe, sugar, etc. UmI quality, lowest prtcos
TOPICS OF THE TINES.
Pertinent Paragraphs Prom the" Reporters'
Pens and Pencils.
In our public schools piiplls are, or
should be, taught everything that Is
American, so thnt when they want
thing it should be of American mauu-1
facture, bought from American citizens,
etc. In this way America liud Americans
will prosper. Instil In the minds of the
yousg this one great principle and we
need not fear a tree trade policy of any
party, became the love of country and
the pride of Its people will keep onr
money at home to purchase home-made
articles, If It does cost ft little more. This
policy wonld keep our factories going to
tho detriment of those In foreign countries,
so far as manufacturing for America's
consumption.
While on the subject of public schools
would refer to a useless and expensive
practice that conld bo afc well abridged as
not. Every yeor the graduating class Is
put to an expense of $100 and over for
engraved Invitations (each year a more
expensive one Is selected) to their com
mencement exercises, when a less expen
slve and plainer Invitation would do just
as well.
Shenandoah used to be an enterprising
town, its citizens full- of push and go
head a-tiveness and the envy of all
other towns in the county ; but where is
that enterprise now f Gone, never to
return, unless the i resent crop of "Im
pediments" are rooted out, or they get a
bit of enlightenment, brush the cobwebs
lrom thtlr eyes and conclude to do better
In the future. Of this we have little hope.
New blood is wanted belore we can have
Greater Shenandoah with the bright
coal procpects in btore for us for the uext
30 years.
Butter Is grassy. It Is full of the good
ness of the neurby pastures and people as
a rule libs the change. Some folks wrinkle
their (f) beautiful noses at the fear of
striking a strata of garlic, but it's affec
tation that does that, largely so. The
same people eat onions, young and old,
tough and tender, and use rancid hair oil,
and they live and enjoy living.
Is the circus of these times as good as
tb
ose which "showed" when yoUiind I
were boys ? They seem to be tame and
acking of those foatures which stirred
the' blood of those who looked and
wondered at them years ago. But they
are not. In truth they are very much
better than they were then, but us fellows
.who have pushed on Into "specs" and
gray hairs have lost much of the appre
ciation, love and admiration for such
exhibitions, and, bieathe it softly, we
hare fallen btck while the circus has
t
oved forward. The boys of today,
owever, do not enjoy tnese areato fli
plays as we did those of our youthful'
days, There is too much going on to
claim their attention ; to divert them and
to give pleasure. They are sort of gorged,
'ilk, it were, and It requires gomathing
ak-lkwav un in G to fill the full measure f
H' ." - . .. . . - . ,
their appreciation and demands. Baylrf
these days are lull of ginger ginger
innns in a wav and where those of the
nitl cetitury will get to puzzles a fellow
is he'refltcts a bit.
dies who kiss their' pet dogs are
"by i.o Jess an authority than Dr.
,ol ts Paris Academy of Sciences,
t tire ifatA) animals e . one of the
mi MbIM&m in spreading tuMseaseSi
eWMAtft Wmmp ion. Poor W&tp ! It
.i .1 not ?
to return their den1SnitrBi
live
. rxvri tf lav nn rlnlnc nrrfr
the risk
I 51
ailing as,,Erly grave. Bi
this is
ays the wm. whatever is
comforts
barred pi
and tlRmAMe must be de
pie wjp lirfe er on the alert
for dangers MMke
othter. If,
y '"-4, v .
however, the faithful
cpemient
doggie jumps Into your la:
resscs
his aft'tctlon by trying to
just
remember Dr. Megnin's
tate-
ment. It may save trouble later,
Bucklen's Arnica
The best salve in the wiMdiBfor Cuts.
Bruises, Sore, Ulcer. 'SSgTt Ithenm,
Fever Sores, Tetter, 'liinsup&l Hands,
Chilblains. Corns. awl'"mi Skin Erup
tions, and positively Aures I'lies, or no
Bav reauired. It Is sainranteed to clve
perfect satlsfaetlen orrinnrney refunded.
T I .A" . , . . tJ ..U I.m A
jtiil:,; mi iruia uci uujl. xvi miv ut
Team Stolen.
The Dally Record of Mahanoy City, of
yesterday, states that "James Shields,
hotelkeeper of the First ward pfGhenan
doah, and John J. Houlllliari, 'mayor of
Gllberton borough, droyo to town yestej
day afternoon and put up at T. J. Whltrt.
ker's saloon on West Centre street, having
tied their horse to the post on the out
side. While engaged In conversation
over the Salmon and Day race with the
proprietor, John Grady and Mike
Holland, the tailor, untied the horse,
jumped into the bnggy and started off
for a drive. Inouiry was made from
some small boys who were standing In tho
vicinity of the hotel and the owners were
correctly Informed as to the whereabouts
of the team. A warrant was sworn out
before 'Squire O'Brien and was promptly
served by Constable Russell. When the
'squire asked them it they were guilty of
the charge. John told him to ask MIokey,
and Mickey told hlttv to ask John. After
hearing the testimony in the case they
were bound over In the sum ot 200 for
their appearance at court.
inteftfouoty Picnic
A grand plculo villi be field at Lakeside
on Thursday, May SQh Decomtlon Day).
It will be an inter-county- affair and con
ducted on an elaborate scale. Excellent
dancing music will be furnished and
games and sports of all kinds will be ar-.
ranged. It will be one ot the events of
the season at this famous resort.
5 30-0t
J There is a bright future in store for
Shenandoah. Will business men and
property owners awake to the necessity of
helplug to make a Greater Shenandoah f
Good motberu use Luks' Syrup.
IV i
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horrinlHi
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BAMBOOZLED BY HISS BRAY.
.The Star of the Clair Patee Company
Decamped From Shamokln.
J As Clair Pateu aud his comedy company
became well acquainted and made many
any-iwarm personal acquaintances In this
town during two engagements In the re.
cent past, the following dipping from the
.Shamokln News will be read with in-
terest by many of out readers :
"Certain members of the Clair Patee
company will remember Miss Virginia
Bray for a long time to come. It will
be remembered that she rsiayed the
role of persecuted wife, etc., and
wore elegant dresses. Miss Bray re
side) In Cleveland, O., and has an In
come o: about fl'M per wees, a large
portion of the amount being derived
from alimony, she being a divorcee. It Is
said that she had 1800 in her possession at
the City Hotel during the company's en
gagement In Shamokln. And she kept a
twilnch rope tied to the greenbacks,
while the rest of the company wondered
if they could earn enough to take them
back to New York.
"The company was engaged by Clair
Pattee, a veteran manager, at the solid
tation ot Miss Bray, who is Infatuated
with appearing before the public. A
tour of the coal region was not produc
tive of financial gain. At Shenandoah a
dlsbandment was about to occur when
the members agreed to play in Shamokln,
the receipts to be divided. The week's
earnings amounted to about $150, which
was just enough to pay for tickets, board
bills and incidentals, leaving the com
pany without a cent of personal money.
The members appealed to Miss Bray and
her right hand man, William Nichols.
During Saturday night all the men except
Livingstone were given some money, while
Misses Taylor, Hanchelt and Hcdley
were al?o left out In the cold. Early in
the morning Miss Bray and Nichols fled
to Suubury via the Reading route to
take a train for the West in order
to escape the repioaches of the unfairly
treated actresses, who left for New York on
the 8 o'clock Lehigh train, together with
Patee and the rest. During the entire
tour Miss Bray was extremely jealous of
Miss Eva Taylor, who Is a pretty and
estimable young lady of very txcellent
at illty. She outshone the supposed star
during each performance and the news
papers praised her bo that Miss Bray
giew almcst wild from fortification
Her hostility grew so that during the
eloalng-of the last weeKfffiWntentionally
sank hf finger- rinlleenf Into Miss
Taylor's wrists dariapWtaB of the last
acts. The last Tote ht, 'dfl the show the
companK-Jre&aJIiss Bray and
EvdrlnBlf Avas "p$parU though for an
emergency, as a corned yWould have been
glvtn by the rest of the troupe without
the support of the first two."
Cure tor Headache,
Asa re mad y fmr alt forms of headache
Electric BiUeM Iiaa proved to be the very
best, It effeois a permanent cure and
the most dreaded habitual sick head
aches yield to Its iulluen :e. We urge all
who are atll cted to nr care a bottle, and
g've this remedy a fair trial.. In ca'eaot,
hamtual couscipatiot ciectnc Hitters
oures by giving the needed tone to the
bowals. aud few case' lonir resist the use
of this medicine. Try it once. Lo,rge
bottles only uity cents at a. wasley's
drug s ore.
HOME INDUSTRIES.
One
Method by Which to
Discourage
uoate capital.
The Hazlelou Sentinel, in an editorai,
hits tbe uall on the head on the subject ot
fc'tifeouraglntf.bomtf Industries :
Kverv country ue'fosOADer is fond ot
fWlog and reprinting long articles of
yftlca to local capitalists to "invest their
itySey at home," But why should they?,
Wea moji of means do start out to
eak to.'.n and put their money in a
iworks whin the town is too poor to
lOne thena set or irresponsibles bob
ff'kiovfli for city water works and
toilestiy-thtt value of their" Investment.
IiigK'falr.J'
i an electric ngnc company is
Sta,rt53 In response to the "demands that
loeatapltal ba interested," what then ?
Evesyother man who is not In the com
panWhlnk it Is trying to rob the city.
les are tuxed. Taxes are piled on
thing that can be taxed and It I
ted as an enemy of tbe community.
What encouragement 1b there In that ?
Whenever any concern gets big enough
to be of value to the town it is a mark tor
the men who pay no taxes to attack. He
cause it is prosperous and growing it
should be curbed by municipal rules and
ordinances and the application of taxes.
Tho same crowd cries out for "new In
dustries" which It is abusing the old, the
men who have spent their money here
They want to give bonuses and sites, and
exemption from taxation to outsiders who
will locate here and who contribute noth
ing but their experience.
The country newspapers want to be
above truckling to any element. When
corporation U wrong attack. When the
demagogue Is in evidence hit him hard
It can't afford to be led Into specious
schemes. If It means to stand by home
interests It should be consistent.
The coal outtut from the Shenandoah
REGION, IT IS NOW PREDICTED, WILL ENSURE
ANOTHER 30 YEARS LEASE OF LIFE FOR THE
TOWN. Get a move on you, business men
and property holders.
Rev. Wm. Stout, Wiarton, Ont., was
completely cured of scrofula after seven
teen physicians had failed to give him
relief. Burdock Blood Bitters did It.
Return the Books.
No more books will be Issued from the
public library of town until the second
Thursday of June, next, but the library
will be open at the UBual hours on Thurs
days and Saturdays to receive them, and
all persons having books are requested to
return mem at once
By order of the Library Committee,
5-20 Ot S RANK Hanna, Librarian.
' Buy Key stone flour. Be sure that the
, name Lebsio 8c Baer, Ashland, Pa., Is
I printed on every sack. tt
CoaA, Qmd
and do it too In n way that he will like.
Every man that wears collars and cuffs
should know about the "Celluloid "
Interlined. A liucn collar or cuff cov
ered with waterproof " Celluloid."
They are the only Interlined Collars
and Cuffs made.
They arc the top notch of comfort,
neatness nnd economy. They will go
through the day with you in good
shape, no matter how hot or libw, busy
you get. You can clean one yourself
in a minute, without dependence on
busy wives, unskillful hired girls or un
certain nnd distant laundries. Simply
wipe them off.
Every piece is marked as follows:
You must insist upon goods so marked
and take nothing else if you expect
satisfaction.
If your dealer should not have them,
we will sontl you a sample postpaid ou
receipt of price. Collars 25c. each. Cuffs
50c. pair. Give size, nnd specify stand
up or turncdrdown collar ns wanted.
THE CELLULOID COMPANY,
427-29 Broadway, NEW YORK.
Style!
Is a different thing from fashion. Tbe
two ought to go together, but some
times thoy don't. There's mighti
little style atnnt some fashlous.
Real style improves any one's ap
n?arance. but some fashions would
make an angel look silly. All our
f;oocls are rignt in tuts season's
Btest fashions, and, bettnr still,
they are In true "style." Every
pattern in, our stock has been se
lected for that genuine artistic
quality which cause friends to ex
nlMfm. "Kn hpfiomini? to von !"
Mourning goods a specialty. Prices
lower tuan any otner millinery in
town.
Alice Jennings,
214 South Main Street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTEf. girl 'o general rouseworfc.
I'allutonce at 30'i Kan Cfntre s'r'et,
urtalrs. a-'n-ei
I?Oft SAI E -A bed room suite ana Ingrain
: carnet Must re sold at once. Applv at
3IS South Jaidln street. ftl-ilc
noil SALE. Two 01 Coluab's, bicycles.
P Iloth In fxcellent condition. Apply at the
iiKUAi.i) omce. 11
TJOB MA K National Typewrit, almost
j ppwtinain ptrreci condition, inquire ai
birai,p omce 11
7OH Kb NT. A fofm suitable lor a lodge.
! newlv carneted ard painted. TJnoc upled
Wertncbday ulKbt. Inaulre at Kelowich's
clothing store. 5".' ir
T WANT FINE SAMPLES HANDED YOUR
L friends or neighbors. Send A. F, Wcod,
'-erfumer. vv ood Av.. Detroit. Mich.. Klc for
5 trial bottles Satin-Scent Perfumes; receive
oner to you. 5-18 Swd&w
l"HY do people complain of hard times,
T 1 wben any woman or man can make
irom n to iua aay easily r ah navenearaoi
the wonderful succpbs of the 1'llmax Dish
V,'sher; yet many re apt to tblnk they
eau'. make money selling It 1 but anyone
can mase money, Ducaui-e evert inmiiy warns
one OneaEentban made M78 36 In lbs last
three montbs.afterpaylng all expenses and at-
unaing u regular DQBiness oesiaes. 1 ou aoiri
nave 10 canvass ; ns soon ns people Know you
hav it (or sale they tend for a Dish Washer.
Address the Climax Mfg. Co., 45 Starr Ave.,
uoiumDus, unio, lor particulars.
Proposals will be received hv thn under.
signed up to Mondayeveulng, Way 27th, at"
o'clock, for the buildirgand ground cn North
Jardin s reet occupied by tho Phoenix Ho je
company, ine property will he old to the
highest bidder and tbe comralttf e reserves the
rignt 10 rtgect auy or an uiu'.
F. J. 11RENNAN.
320 lw Chairman of Committee
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES !
Are now rflered bv the markets to eastlv mul
tlnlysmill capital ravli week by snecuiatlnc.
Our customers make big mney. Soiro isoo to
SHOO a wees on a iioo investment. Can we not
do the same lor you ? Small margin rerpired.
uur uo3t on aucciKfiui spe cuiaiion auo uauy
luume letier, iuuoi money producing point,
ers. bent, fr e Hperulato tlirouirii exnerls
Thomas & Co., , Bankers and Urokers. Rlalto
Duuaing, unicago, 111. o-'ji lm
A Clean, Quick Shave
Can always.be bad at
Charles Derr's Barber Shop,
Flrss class hair cutting and singeing.
Ferguson House Building,
:Ji
16 North Main Street.
Repairing ot all kinds promptly attended
to,
We Have the
Best illuminating oil made. Odor,
less, colorless, brilliant, safe, per
fection. If you are in the dark,
drop us a postal. We'll enlighten
you and lighten yon.
Kclips Oil Oom
Oils, Gasoline. Candles, Lamp Wicks,
Burners, etc.
213 South Jardin St., SHENANDOAH, PA
Mall orders promptly attended to.
When it Comes to
GROCERIES
Our stock speaks for Itself. If you don't
MUSSER & BEDDALL,
38 JE. Centre Street, Saswtnaoaa.
Largest arid
Susieal Instruments
X3ST TEO
Call and be convinced. Watches and iewelrv rennirwl Mnin
springs furnished for 50 cents. All work guar
anteed for one year.
No. 129. South Main Street,
ARE THE
W ", " iiV'i''rio
1 a .1 -lcc: 1 " "r. I,.V.in,iVt'c'
it on
dollar
4 J I HU II
1 un. 1,. , "i...- .....11 ,.,, kuiiiuihi'III uy me 1IKI1.11UI 1111'JTlt.M O,. it minion
concern, who-.e bond is at good as gold.
21 lb. SCORCHER, $85. 22 lb. LADIES', $?5.
.1.8. ItornKNIOK, KxchtslVc Agent'.
CHINESE :-: LAUNDRY
"tTo. lO STortla. Malaa. Street, Slien.a.nia.oa.11., Ia.
Clothes of all description nentlv done un In a first clnss ninniifr. 1 mn for
scores of families in this city as to my care In washing and superior neatness in
doing up clothing. I do my work better and quicker than other laundry in this city.
Our Grand Spring Opening
Of French Pattern Hats
We are disnlavlnc hundreds of the
French and Amerlcmi ilelgn In flowpro of rvtrv description. Cheap ribbon, all
silk. No,' 5. 5 No. 7. 7c: No. 0.9c: No. 12. 12c: No. 16. 15c: No. M). "; npr nrH nil
colore. Sailor hats, lnc up; ladles' hats, 25 up; infants Ionic oloitkn, cream and
white for $1.00 up. infants' chri-itening outfits, tiilk velvets, to close out. down from
$1 00 to 50c per yard Black satin, 24 inches wide, 1.00 yer yard, worth $1.75. Nun's
veils, fi.Jo up. imams' caps, 1.1c to n.io, at
Mrs. J. J. Kelly,
GrO
EH
!
Cor. Jardin and Oak
FOR YOUR WALL PAPER.
, 10
earden'3 i$T WALL pApE gtoue.
We have just received a flee line of the most beautiful and artistic papers in the
market, which we will sell nt very reasonable prices. We have al60 in stock a
great deal of last year's patterns which we are selling at a sacrifice. Come and
see our line of goods. We have the most beautiful and artistic papers.
Largest Paper Store tn Town. Finest Stock and Lowest Prices.
House, Sign and Decorative Painting. 224 West Centre Street.
All orders promptly attended to.
Another. Arrival
or
FINE HORSES
AT WM. NISWENTER'S,
SHENANDOAH.
To be sold at private sale. A enr load
of splendid horses. Come early and get
your choice.
Spring : and : Summer
S'u.itlngrs-
( Order spring garments now).
Besides giving1 ample time
for delivery it enables you to
have your pick of our spring
assortment.
Complete line of domestic
and imported novelties in
trousers and suiting.
PORTZ BROS.
21 North Main St., Shenandoah, Pa.
Evan J. Davies,
AND LIVERY,
13 North Jardin Street.
iiiMnrDTAllalP
UllULIliHlMIIU
best stock of
- V - Cr - KT.
Shenandoah, Peuna.
ICYCLES.
HIGHEST OF All HUH HADES,
niiy jucycie mult ill tho world, regardless of
t0 !" J'K'ie inoiicv for 1111 inferior whcol. Iu-
CHARLES LES, Manager.
and Bonnets is Now on.
choicest and most bpIm-i. ht71pb ivsr iWwn
26 S. Main St.
TO-
Painter and
Paper Hanger,
Sts., SEENAND0AH.
Largest Assortment a nd Lowes t Price
All orders promptly attended to
L. REFOWICH,
Leading Clothier
10 and 12 South Main St.,
Has been appointed the sole agent for the
Slater woolen company
TOO BLUE G, A, I?, SUITS
All other goods offered for sale are not the
genuine. It these goods should change
color within five years your money will
be refunded. Have a full line of spring
and summer clothing. All genuine goods
wbicb cannot be beat for price, ah im
mense stock of men's, boys' aud children's
summer clothing. Each purchaser of a
suit before Decoratioh Day will be enti
tled to a genuine American shamrock free.
L. REFOWICH, Reliable Clothier.
IMPORTJSLEIT;
Why waste your time shopping around
for Hats and Bonnets when you knpw
that you can a)ways be suited in price
and quality by going direct to
Hyde's, 29 N. Main St., Shenandoah
and get the latest styles in shapes snd
trimming for less MONEl than any place
In the town or connty.
New York Cash Millinery Store,
S9 North Main Street.
ED. BRENELftN,
Cor, Cherry and Gilbert Sts.
Finest Bears, Wines and Liquors.
Choice Tempertneo Drinks.
Beat Brands of 5 nud 10c Cigars.
A genuine welcome
, Awaits you at
Joe Wyatt's Saloon!
HAIH AKD COAL STS.
Pool room attached. Finest whiskeys,
beers, porter and ale constantly on tap.
Choice temperance drinVs and cigars.
Weeks' Museum,
jt aovrn xaxk axnem.
Qraufi display of birds and animals ot all
selections aaa Unest paintings In tbe county.
Best Beer, Porter ana Ales.
Finest Brands of Clears.
Tree lunch every n ornlng snd evening.
JOB Wt"3, Propr'eOr.
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