I A RARE
i OPPORTUNITY.
I am about
Sde reduction
order to make
to
make a bona
in my
stock
in
room for another
remodelling of my store and will
sell at greatly reduced prices what
is left of my excellent assortment
of overcoats and heavy suits for
men, boys and children. This is
no shop-worn, old style or misfit
ntoek, but just what 1
i.,.,,. 1,0,, !
I1.HL ULLU
selling for at least double the money
make room for necessary altera
tions in my store I must sacrifice
the goods. Call and inspect them.
I GOLDIN,
Mammoth Clothing House,
9 & 1 1 S. nain Street.
EVENING HERALD
MONDAY. JANUARY 20, ISM.
TO THE GOLDEN DATE.
Personally-Conducted Tours lfi Ienil
Taiilu llnllroml.
Undoubtedly California ofl'ers inoro genuine
attraction to tho pleasure-traveling public
than any oilier part of tho Amorican conti
nent. Tho faino of its climate is world-wide,
and it is sought even ky Europeans, who find
it uioro charming than their own southern
Mopes. To Americans its worth is too well
known to necessitate, a description of tho
many advantages to bo enjoyed.
Personally-conducted tours via Pennsyl
vania Railroad will loavo New York and
Philadelphia February 12 and JIareh 11, 1S90.
In addition to the many other point, of in
terest visited on tho first tour a stop will bo
niado at New Orleans for the Mardi-Gras
festivities, and four weeks will bo allowed in
California. On tho secoud tour four and one
lialf weeks will bo allowed in California.
An addition to tho magnificent tralu here
tofore used for these tours is a through Pull
man compartment car.
Tho car, which will bo tho very best that
the Pullman Company can supply, will con
tain nine inclosed compartments two draw
ing rooms and heven state rooms and will lie
attached to the special train at Jersey City
and run through to San Diego, Cal., on tho
first tour, and Sau Francisco on tho second.
This will bo tho first ear of its kind to ho
run on a transcontinental train, and that it
will ho thoroughly appreciated by partici
pants in the tours is evidenced by tho fact
that already several of tho compartments
havo lieen reserved.
Applications fur spJto ur itineraries giving
all information should be made to Tourist
Agent, HIMi Broadway, New York, or Itooni
411, Broad Street .Station, Philadelphia.
Ec.ema of tho scalp, or Scald Head, oven in
its most suveru form is nerer-failingly cured
by Drain 'a Ointment, tho surest i-pcciflc for
all itchiness of the skin.
I'lrht-rluKn Work Hit, Mugllrt.
Thcro are few better equipped job olliies in
tho county, ami none in the town, th.in that
department of the Mluai-d, and ai a conse
liionco our pro.ss.ca are kept husy. This is
generally considered a dull season among
printers, but not so v itli us now ; in fact, we
know no such period tho may act being
first-class work at reasonable prices. The
lush of work has necessitated tho employ
incnt of extra labor to meet tho demand,
andwn aru pleased that the favors of our
friends pave the way for work for the unem
ployed. Even catarrh, that droad breeder of con
sumption, succumbs to tho healing inllucnccs
of Thomas' Eclcetric Oil.
The .sunn, Here, Neighbor.
Kiniu l'otNville Herald.
Hi Henry knows tho vuluo of uewspapor
advertising. He used them nnd had tho
academy packed to tho doors on Monday
night. A kind of practical demonstration,
wasn't it?
BIG-
REDUCTIONS
In holiday goods, suitable
as gifts for other festive
occasions. Money saved
is money earned by call
ing on us and examining
our stock of
Silverware, Watches,
Musical Instruments,
.... Optical Goods.
Watch : Repairing : a : Specialty.
Done cheaper than any other
place In Town.
IKE ORKIN'S
129 S. Main Street,
SHENANDOArrl,
PA.
BUY YOU R .
'Groceries
FLOUR, FEED, HAY AND STRAW,
Also Tabic and PI tor Oil Cloth? From
E. B. FOLEt
Oor Centre and Vfttt rltu.
PITHY POINTS.
Happening Throughout the ttrglnn Chron
icled for Hn.ty Pernsiil,
F. 1'. Spiese, of Tauinqna, lias been elected
a member of tbu Democratic Btato Com
mittee from this county.
Palo Alto citizens will voto at the coming
election upon the increase of tho debt $15,000
to furnish electric llglits and new sowers.
E. H. Wetzel, proprietor of tho Ashland
Houm), died on Friday evening, aged 10
years. The funeral will take place to-morrow
morning
About twenty-flvo memiiers of Barbara
Fritchlo Lodge, Daughters of Liberty, from
Shonandoah, visited Pride of Mahanoy City
Lodge, No. 1132, last evening, and after cere
monies partook of refreshments. Kooord.
ICngagcmrnt Party.
A very pleasant event took placo at tho
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Fricdband, on
North Chestnut street, last evening. The oc
casion celebrated tho engagement of Mr.
Max Olttlesou, of New York, n cutter it tho
Now York Progress Manufacturing Company,
toMissl!osoOreonbau:n,of town. Tho evening
was pleasantly spent in amusoinents of various
sort and rcfreshmsnta were served in a
sumptuous style. Among thosowhoassombled
at tho gathering wero the following : Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Kabinowitz, Mr. and Mrs. li.
Shapira, Mr. and Mrs. Mar Kabinowitz, Mr.
, .. . ... .,, kr.il....
Grcenbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Max Smlgelsky,
Jlr. and Mrs. Lytlebaum, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Spoont and Mr. and M. Hothsteiu, nnd
Misses Flora and Lottio Friedman, Margaret
and Lizzio Lovino, Annie Yaffeo and iicssio
Kabinowitz, and Messrs. William Sincox,
Leo Kabinowitz, Jacob Levt, David Liebcr
man, Ilyman Itubinskyand Samuel Susswein.
Tho snow has come. You will wantrubbor
boots now. Why not buy them at factory
prices at tho Factory Shoo Storo, J. A.
Moyer, manager. 1-20-tf
Democrats, Take Notice 1
Tho Democratic ward primaries will be
held at the usual placos on Tuesday, Janu
ary 21, 1&00, between tlio hours of 7 nnd 0
o'clock p. m.
The borough conferees will meet at the
borough building on Thursday, January
23rd, 1800, at 8 o'clock, p. in.
All per&ons presenting their names at tho
several primaries for nomination, except
Judge and Inspector of Election, shall pay
to the committeeman of tho ward tho sum of
one dollar to defray expensoa. By order of
the Standing Committee.
H. J. Mui.doo.v, Chairman.
J. A. Toomey, Secretary- 11-18-20
Another Mlno Tragedy.
Special to Kvknino 1If.iuli.
Audeoiued, Jan. 20. Patrick Boyle, a
popular and osteomed citizen of Yorktowu,
and employed as miner iu tho east gang
way of No. 2 basin, iu No. 2 slope, met with
a shocking death Saturday, lie had opeued
a new breast, which was already about
twelve yards from tho gangway. Ho had
prepared a blast and, after lighting the
same, went out of tho gangway to a neigh
boring workman, Frank McDade, who was
opening an airway. Boyle stood but a few
fest away from MeDado, who was standing
on tho car tamping a hole. Without a
moment's warniug a tlakcofboncy" fell from
tho top, crushing Iioyle to tho bottom while
he and his friend wero still talking. Mc
Dade's escapo from death was miraculous.
Lovers had to be used to extricato him from
uuder tho lump. UU body and head was
smashed beyond recognition, llo was aged
50 years and resided at Jeddn previous to
removing to Yorktowu. A wife, three sons
and two daughters survive him.
Sclieltly lluuoe.
A nice hot lunch to-night.
Oysters. Hams.
At tho bar : All tho delicacies of the season
in every style.
Interpreter for au Interpreter.
Tho case of Philip Ycdinsky, ouo of the
court interpreters, against Joe S.ivago, charg
ing him witli surety, had iu humorous
features. Tho court sent the defendant back
to jail and will dispose of tho aire next week.
Philip had five lawyers and Swage- was sur
rouuded by soven legal gladiator. The
prosecutor was asked to lead the ici'ngulcAuec,
but declared ho could not. Then Moses
Rothsteiu, the interpreter, was asked to read
it, but he said ho couldn't read without his
glasses. Philip was put ou tho stand to tell
his story, but Mr. Whaleu wanted an inter
preter and so Moc Itothstcin acted as inter
preter for Interpreter Yediinky. This
ereateu a i, ugn ami rniup goi mi.i snout it.
Miners journal.
,,,, ., ... ,
.uier .ku u him,
Our mammoth new , ore comer Main an.
Lloyd streets, will lie the largest aud nucit
in this part of Pennsyhauia. Iktforo removal
wo imi-t sell thousands or dollars worth of
good, dependable Dry liou.ls. o have made
a sweeping reduction all thiough the storo in
order to move goods quickly. You can't '
alTord to pass our mu quailed bargains; it
would take a page of tlio Ill.KAI.l) to mention '
prices better come and -co for yourself.
I.. .1. Wilkinson,
.South Main sticct.
TJicro'x .loot What Von Want.
Pan-Tina (Sou) for coughs and colds. At
Gruhlcr Bros., drug ftorc. I
IliigMillor lloetn'd Meeting.
The meetings of tho Salvation Army in
town famruay evening ami yciera,iy miner
i i... rtf li:.,., .tin.. !,... a t
Gilbert, of Icw York city, were very suc
cessful. Thrco meetings wero held, ontkSat
urd.iy evening, in the United Lvnngelical
hall, another iu the Methodist Episcopal
church yesterday afternoon, nnd the third
in Robblus' opera house last night. Tho
places of meeting were crowded on each
occasion. Hrigadler Ilown gavo interesting
talks ou slum work in Now York city nnd
nnsign Gilbert gavn vocal and autoharp se
lections. They left for New York this
morning. While here they wuro guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Hitler, of South Jardln
sticct.
Don't Let Anybody Interfere, lint
Tako Pan-Tina for cougln aud colds, 85c,
At (iruhler Bros., drug store.
Iiiiiiilgruut liinpectnr.
Albert K. Crti,'whi has licen stationed iu
Petroit, Mich., has been transferred to Phil
adelphia an Immigrant Inspector, vlco John
J. Monaghan, doceaicd. As the filling of
tho vacancy was considered within the gift
of ex-Congressman Iff illy, explanations
from that gentleman will now bo in order.
Tho latter had recommended John J. Iteilly,
tho prominent young Democrat of tho First
ward, kut his f.illuro in securing the ap
pointment is attributed to the want of suffi
cient courage on tho part of the ex-Congress-man
to inslbt upon tho appointment. Tho
young element of tho Democracy hero will
let their feelings bo known lster ou.
Rid Vour.elf of Rheumatism
Iluy Ked Flag Oil. 33c. At Oruhler
drug store.
Hro.v,
PERSONAL.
W. M. Brewer spent to-day at tho county
eat.
Philip Wcsner, of Mt. Carmcl, si.eut to-day
iu town.
Mrs. John Ray, of St. Clair, is a guest of
town friends.
Miss Louisa Delhlcr, of rottsvlllo, is among
tho visitors to town.
Daniel Nloswcntcr, of Ringtown, was a
town visitor to-day.
James X. Hilbcrt called on lady friends at
Wm. Ponn last evening.
Miss Ida Hcebner, of Port Carbon, was a
visitor to town on Saturday,
Jacob Lovlt called on acquaintances in
Mahanoy City yesterday.
Louis Ooldln, tho clothier, is transacting
business in New York to-day.
Chief of Pollco Tosh transacted court busi
ness at tho county seat to-day.
Frank Danks and Edward Culf visited
friends in Pottsvillo yesterday.
Miss Ocrtlo Parrott is conflucd to her homo
witli a severe attack of quinsy.
Miss Mary Pomeroy has gono to Philadel
phia to spend a week visiting friends. '
John Shore, of tho Mammoth clothing
houso, spent Sunday with Ashland friends. '
Misses McDcrmstt, Lottio and Ella How-1
roan visited friends at Oirardvlllo last even
ing. George Cox and his son spent Saturday and i
a part of yesterday with relatives at S
Clair.
Miss Annie Brown and sister-in-law, Mis.
WllllamS. Brown, are visiting friendsat St.
Clair.
Prof. C. G. nine, of tho Lock Haven
Normal School, spont Sunday as tho guest of
Miss Mazio Connors.
B. F. Boschonnan and Miss Maud Fay, of
Cinclnattt, C. L. Fay, Sr., and son, Harry,
visited tho workings of tho Indian Ridge
mines yesterday.
Councilman C. T. Straughn and ex-Coun
cilman A. B. Lamb spent to-day at Pottsvillo
in tho interest of tho borough in tho suit
against it by A. J. Womclsdorf, of Pottsvillo.
Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Straub, Mr. and Mrs.
T. G. Maybcrry, Misses Maud Kcipcr and
Mabel Straub, and Messrs. John Lewis and
David Owens spent several hours on Saturday
skating at Hart's dam iu tho Catawissa
Valley.
Tim Centralla Collieries.
Notwithstanding deuials by tho partios
concerned, Indications point very strongly to
tho Centralia and Logan collieries, now
opcrated by Lentz, Lilly & Co., passing into
tho hands of the Lehigh Valley Coal Com
pany. It is also said that tho Park Placo
collieries will bo included iu tho deal. Thcro
is a big rush to get out tho coal at tlicso col
lieries, supplies are secured iu small quan
tities, no improvements aro made. They arc
cuttiug no coal, and there is every indica
tion that they aro cleaning up preparatory
to a transfer of the property.
When you want good roofing, pluinbiug,
gas fitting, or general tinsmithlng done call
on E. F. Gallagher 18 West Centre street.
Dealer ir stoves. 8-1-tf
Funerals.
Tho funeral of John Shlstcl, who was
killed In tho Shenandoah City colliory on
Friday, took placo this morning. Tho re
mains were taken to St. Clair for interment.
Georgo Dillmau. Joseph Long, Joseph Post,
Joseph Pofl', William Schuti and Nicholas
Sporr were tho pall bearers.
The funeral of Kobcrt Harris, proprietor of
the Tmaqua Courier, took placo this after
noon. Tho remains wero interred in the
Odd Fellows' cemetery at Taitian.ua.
Malianoy City Kindness College.
This excellent college, at 203 East Centre
street, gives Commercial, Shovthand ad
Typewriting courses equal to any in tho state
at tlie very lowest rates. Individual in
struction. Day and evening classes. Students
constantly entering. Cataloguo free.
10-U-tf G. W. Williams, Principal
1
For a "Worthy Cuuhc.
Recently Georgo Franks, of town, met
with an accident in tho mines whereby tho
amputation of ono of l!is arms was necessary,
and as a result ho is incapacitated for work.
A committee, headed by Christ. Schmidt, is
arranging for a bcnctlt for tho unfortunato
man, which will tako place in Schmidt's
hall ou February 20. Tho tickets will bo
sold at fifty ceutt. It is for a worthy cause,
aud our citizens should encourago It in every
manner possible
.lury Commissioner Vacancy.
W. S. Graham, of Pottsvillo, has ofl'ercd to
act as Jury Commissioner, for tho remainder
of tho term for which Thomas J. Itlchards,
deceased, was elected aud promises to turn
over to tho lattor's widow ovcry cent of tho
Kilary. It is said tho family is in destitute
:..,, ..,,.,,,., ,i r i.i,,,.,, ...in lll.i..
Richards' successor.
1 . . .
! Summer Uniforms,
I An the trainmen of tho eoal branches on
j tho ,jClli(,h Vauy ,mvo ,)e(m notiflcil that j,
,, Wickman. will beulu taking tho measure.
ments for summer uniforms, January 22ud,
Trainmen claiming exemption must bring
their old uniforms to tho Division Train
master's oflico for inspection,
AtUcrtlsin? for Ulds.
Tho town Council of Ashland advertises
for bids for the construction of tho proposed
new loservoir, aud for tho opening of a now
highway. Au address to tho voters iu the
mattcrof tho proposed increase of tho bor
ough debt, to tho amount of Ji20,000 to bo
voted on nt the February election, has also
, ,.kiiv,,i
Death of a Noted Cartoonist.
AMSTEP.OAM, N. Y., Jan. 30. Bernard
Olllam, tho noted cartoonist of Judge, died
yesterday nt tho homo of his father-in-law,
ox-Senator Jnines Arkell, of Cnnojuhnrle.
His death win tho result of an attack ot
typhoid fovcr.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Martin C, Herman, ox-jndgo of Cumber
land county, died ut Carlisle, Pu., Inst
night.
A Capetown dispatch to tho London
i Tlinos Bays thu tlio Gorman gunboat
i Sporbor 1ms stnrted for Delagoa bay.
' For perjury In tho famous Duss caso,
1 John Wcgglu, nnd ngeil Kcouomlte, of
Beaver county. I'n., was sent to prison for
a yenr.
Dr. Jnnios K. Unrvey, ot Wyoming
county, W. Vn., was shot and killed from
ambush, ns supposed, by James Allan,
who has been arreted,
Charles II. Anderson, a discharged
soldier, cut his throat In a tralu near
1'rankfort, Ky., saying ho proferrcd death
to dishonor and stripes.
W. M. Kbner, n mlno owner of Juneau,
Wash., predicts that southwestern Alaska
will soon bo producing inoro gold than
any mining district In tho world.
Tho meeting of Populist leaders nt St.
Louis dolegatod tho selection of the na
tional convention city to tho oiecutlvo
committee, to report before Wednesday of
next) vrjek.
Ho Likes Them. ,
Somo months ago Thomas J. Joyce, editor
of Mahanoy City Dally American, published
an editorial in which ho tnado an attack
upon Roger N. O'Donncll, agent for tho
Pennsylvania Mutual Llfo Insuranco Com
pany, and also attacked tho company in
general. Mr. O'DonnoU had Editor Joyco
arrested for libel, and tho ease was returned
to court several terms ago and n true hill
found. The prosecutor, however, nevor
showed up, and Saturday tho caso was nol
pressed, tho county paying tho costs.
Easy
To buy, easy
to tako and
easy In ofoct,
aro character
istics peculiar
to Hood's
Pills. Thoy
aro small,
tasteless, and
purely veje
table. They act Rently but thoroughly !
and satisfactorily. They do not irrltato
orlnflamotho Intestines, but Wvo them
In natural, healthy condition. 11 emits.
(VUSCFJAANHGLS.
IriOlt HAI.I& Three flist-clas show ctwif , all
; In good condition, suitable for fancy good.,
notions, &c. Will bo sold at n bargain. No. 21
North Main street. 1-11-tf
IftOU S.U.H. A complete boltlliiK establish
' mpnt, bottling beer, porter, weiss beer, and
nil kinds of tcmpcrnnco drinks, will be sold
cheap Doing a good buiinesi nt present, with
satisfactory reasons for selling. Kor further
Information npply nt the Herald oftlcc. 1.17-lw
J.IOH ItKNT. Tho building now occupied liy
' Michael Sebeider, the North Main street
confectioner, nfter April li-t, Iff! Contains
Moro room and 10 rooms for dwelling purposes.
Apply at William Nei-wlnter's livery stable",
corner Coal anil Main streets. 1-20-tf
CJTOCKHOT.DKItS MEETINO. The annual
O election of the Stockholders of tho Shenan
doah Oas Light Company, of yiieimndoab, Va ,
will he held nttho ofllce of J. S Klstlcr, corner
Jardlit and I.luyd HtrecN, January 21st, IS!)!, be
tween th.- hours of 7 mid 8 o'clock, p. in., for tho
purpose of electing (9) Directors for the ensu
ing year. ,
It. M. PBNCir.Eii, Scc'y.
LtTOrKHOI.nrcus MKKTINH. The annual
O ele thin of the Ktockholdeis of the Shenan
doah Klectric Illiimlniitlng Company, of Klicnan
ilnab, Pa., will !o held nt tho olllco of J. H.
KMIer, corner of Jnrdin and Lloyd- Street",
January 21st, 1WH, between the hours of 7 and 8
o'clock, p. in, for tho purpose of electing (9)
Directors for the ensuing- year.
It. SI. DnsoLEn, Seo'y.
CITOCKHOLDKltS MKKTINO. The annual
O election of the Stockholders of the Shenan
doah Heat and Power Company, of Sbenniidoab,
Pa., will bo held nt the onlce of J. S. Klstler,
corner of Jardln and Lloyd Streets, Janunry
21r, 1S90, between the hours of 7 nnd 8 o'clock
p. in., for tho purpose of electing (9) Directors
for the ensuing year.
It. M. Denoixr, Scc'y.
7,1i:i!GUSON'S tiikathi:,
L' P. J. Fehgl'son, Makaoek.
Friday, February rth, 1896.
GRAND BENEFIT PERFORMANCE
for Mrs. Kato Jenkins, whoso son was
recently killed at Indian Iildge colliery,
by the
Scanlan-Durkin Comedy Co.,
Grant Band, ...
Schoppe Orchestra.
The above named organizations are well worth
tlio price o admission, anil win cnoeavor
to render one of the best nmatcur
performances ever given
In this town.
Iteserved scnts on salo at Kirlln's drug store,
PRICES, 25, 35 & 50 Cents.
E
HltCJUSON'S THUATltB,
P. J. Feiigusos Maxaokk.
Tuesday, February 4, '96.
Grand Charity Entertainment
Fortlio Iieneflt of the worthy poor, ami
to relieve tho UUtrcHs of ilcbcrvInK mjIiooI
children, under tho nu unices of the
8ht;nnwlojih Public School Teachers.
Byron W. King, A. M. Ph. D.
Elocutionist and Entertainer.
Prot. King will amuse, sadden, thrill and
Instruct you.
Chart for pale of reserved seats will be opon to
incpuniiuon rMiurnay, Jan. lS'jo,
at 0.30 a. in. at tho oflico of tho
Secretary, in tho Went street
school building.
PRICES WITHIN REACH OF ALL,
25. 35 & 50 Cents
Watch for press .notices.
GlRARD HOUSE
Ninth & Chestnut Sts
PHILADELPHIA.
Opposite Post Office.
REDUCTION
. . IN RATES.
On and'afti r tho lot of December, the
rates tor thin Hutel will be :
$2.25
2.fcU Y per day.
3.00J
Silver Service Dining Room.
GEO. M. MOORE.
A genulno welcome awaits youat
JOE WYTT'S SALOON,
Cor. nain and Coal Sts.
Tool room altochecV Klnmt whiskeys, beers,
CHARLES
ERR'S
BarbVr Shop !
12 West Con trie Street,
Our Hot ToweftjShave
la becoming popular. You
Mil like It. Mr
nuikeR penalty of ha
' hair cuttl.
WE
That "GOLD MEDAL" FLOUR
. . . Makes the Best Bread.
That Brick's
"NONPARIEL" niNCE MEAT
Is the Finest in the World
That "BLUE LABEL" KETCHUP
.... Is the Best Ketchup Made.
Try either and you will find the above correct.
Thos. E. Samuels & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers,
105 South JVIain Street,
For the
Pianos and Org
I havo received the (lnest selection of rlnnos and Organs ever displayed In Schuylkill
County. Parties contemplating purchasing a Piano or Organ would do well to call and
see my stock and get my prices. I havo tho solo agency for tho following makes :
PIANOS.
BLASIUS & SONS, SCH0MACIIER,
ALBRIGHT, LUDWIG,
ESTEY.
Cn?h or on easy payments. Our prices nro right.
Britton's flusic Store,
22 and 24 East Centre Street,
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
and enn't (ret it, (hen como to ui for
it. Wo carry the best of
Groceries, Butter and Eggs,
FLOUR and FEED.
Our delivery wacron nwnlts your order. Goods
delivered rrouiptly.
flUSSER & BEDDALL,
29 East Centre Street.
JOHN D ALTON,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
--For--
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter.
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beer.
" M. C. WATSON,
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer.
Cigars, Tobacco, &c. Agent for Heading
Brewing Co.'a Beor and Tortcr.
11S and 113 S. Main St.
DO M WRITE !
"A good letter should be
written on good paper
Ask for the
PENNSYLVANIA
Box of paper and envelopes.
It will suit you. 25 cents a box.
HOOKS & BROWN
Or North Main St.
FALL and WINTER STYLES.
Call and see the brightest, breeziest, snappiest
lot of Fall and Winter Huttings sncnan.
doah has ever bad.
We're experts on fit.
We're dealers In new Ideas.
We're leaders of reasonable prices
If you aro a hard man to suit we want
you to call.
PORTZ & BRO.,
North Main St.
SUCCEEDING WELL!
The Elinlra Mutual Saving Fund is succeeding
well In Shenandoah. Keo what Hazlcton's lead
ing citizen says about It!
IIAzleton, I'A., Jan. HHi, 1806.
DKAn Sib: This Is to certify that I made an
application for withdrawal of my stock In Tha
Elmiro Mutual Building and Loan Association,
and received check for full amount of dues pa
bymebv return mall, I do not hesitate Tt
recommend the association to any person with.
Ing to Invest. They do a very largo business
here. Most ol our leading business men carry
a very large amount of stock. I Intend to renew.
my certificate for thirty shares next month.
W, David Cvbkow.
SWEAR 1 1
- Shenandoah,
ans?
Holidays.
ESTEY, CROWN,
WEAVER
UNITED
LAWRENCE,
STATES.
(7 OCTAVE.)
Only ono prlcw. You aro earnestly Invited to coll at'
MAHANOY CITY, PA.;
POLITICAL CARDS.
JjlOIt 1U01I CONSTABLK,
JOHN MATTHEWS,
Of tlio Fourth Wnrd.
Subject to Dcinocrntlo rulcB.
JjOK mail CONSTABLE,
JAMES EMANUELS,
Of tho Fifth Wnrd.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
JjlOR WAltQ CONSTABLE, (Fifth Ward,)
WILLIAM BENDER,
Of the Fifth Word.
Subject to Citizen party rules.
JOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR, (Fifth Ward.)
CHARLES HOFFMAN,
Of the Fifth Word.
Subject to Citizens' party rules.
pOIt HIQII CONSTABLE.
EDWARD MASON,
Of tho Fifth Ward.
Subject to Citizens' party rules.
JjlOIt CONSTABLE, (Third Word).
JOHN W. BLAKER.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
JOU COUNCIL, (Third Ward).
THOMAS J. JAMES.
Subject to Citizens party rules.
OPEN EVERY DAY,
Go to tho Shenandoah Dental Hooma foi
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and SilveJ
fillings. If vour artiflcal tcetli do not Giril
you call to see us. All examinations tree!
Wo make all kinds of plates. Gold CrownsJ
muiuiuuui iuYii3 uuKiiii v.jnua, utung
, 1 . : , 1 .. rn..r..a riA.j
and Bridge work, and all operations that py
tain to uentai surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates al
orderoS. Vo aro tho only users of vitalii
air tor tr.y-jalniess extraction 01 teem.
i SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms
(Titmitn's Block)
East Centre Street.
Ofllce Hours: 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Teams to Hire.
If you want to hire a wife and reliable
team for urtvlngorior working pur
3r worKinff nurtKHd
paynmeius- livery ewoie a visu.
Tead
constantly on hand nt reasonable rat?
OA VIES SHIELDS,!
No. 410 East Ceatre street.
Opposite Reading railroad station.
Satisfaction Guaranteed j
Plumbing
AND
Gasfittin:
i
P. W
Pcri I M
sffw
Cor,
sr. Main St Centre
Basement of Bi'ddall's Building.
Evan J. Davies,,
LIVERY AND
a Undertaking!
13 N. Jardin Street.