( n
AYE A RE
SOT CONTENTED
Willi pt achievements, lmt nlwnyastrlvlnjt
ti out-do our former HTnrts. We hnvo Just
lmt! made upwlully for in n large Hue ftt
piirliiK Imix pniKT. HylmyliiK turret from
too factory we nro onnbleil to mil tills stook
vryclCBp. A few of our prices.
OUR LEADER at 10 Cents, Worth 2 Cents.
OUR SIGNAL at 15 Cents, Worth 25 Cents.
Kncli box cnntitltin 21 Miwta of paper nml 21
envelop, nml U Immlnmiely fluMieil,
SUa WINDOW DISPLAY.
HOOKS & BROWN
a. North Main St.
Going elsewhere for stylish
Men's, Boys' and Children's
Novelties or Confirmation
Snits, inspect the large stock
at the
ONE
PRICE
CLOTHING
HOUSE,
where yon will find your choice in
goods and prices. We carry the
nicest goods and nicest assortment.
The finest line of Men's, Boys'
and Children's Novelties ever dis
played in this city.
L. REFOWICH,
NO. 10 S. HAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
IMOXDAY, MARCH 38, 1S00.
Charged with l'otaonlug Ilrlulclng Water.
Cahmslk, Ph., March 30. Somo tlmo
ago a great deal of excitement was caused
at G reason, n village a few miles west of
horo, by tho discovery that tho water In a
number of looal wells had been poisoned
with Purls green. William Kissinger has
just boon arrested on a cliurgo of placing
poison In tho water. Kissinger has ontcred
ball in $500 for his appoarunce at court.
Hlg Coal llreuker Destroyed by Fire.
ScitAXTOK, Pa., March 30. Johnson
breaker No. 1, at Priceburg, owned by O.
S. Johnson and others, was totally de
stroyed by lire Saturday night, the origin
of which Is unknown. Los3 Is S100,000.
Two Miners Hurled Alive.
TAMAQUA,Pu.,March30. John Lafforty,
employed as a minor at Silver Crook col
liery, of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation
company nt Mlddleport, with his butty,
James Dolun, was buried under a fall of
coal while at work. Dolan recolvod only
n fow cuts and bruises, and succeeded in
digging out himself and Lufferty, but tho
latter received Injuries which will likely
prove fatal.
NEW DENTAL PARLORS
LATEST APPLIANCES.
Pilling with Gold, Silver, Cement. Gold and
Porcelain Crowns ami Bridge Work,
.ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED.
EXTIKKLY PAINLE.XI EXTBACTIOX.
DR.
J. W. VAN VALZAH,
f erguson's Theatre Block,
Corner Main and Oak Streets.
Entrance on Oak Street.
Oftlce 'Hours i 8 a. m. to 8 p. in.
Did We Hear
You say that your Watch, or
Clock, or Jiarnngs, or Jewelry
needed repairing r
Ii so, we are now again fully
able to do all kinds of repairing,
giving you first-class and honest
work at short notice at the most
reasonable prices.
WATCHES,
CLOCKS and
JEWELRY
Largest line of Musical
Instruments in this city.
IKE ORKIN'S
129 S. Main Street,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
LATEST DESIGNS.
Sor OILCLOTHS
From 25c to 60c per yard.
E. B. FOLEY,
Corner Centre and "West Streets.
BEFORE-
PITHY POINTS.
Happening Throughout the Itcglon CHron.
Iclril for llunty I'erusnl.
It Is said tho 1'. &li. C. & 1 Co. loses n
muleu day. list niontli tlie average was
two a day.
lllshnp ltiillwrn confirmed a class of -IS in
tlio Tilnlty KptseoiKil church, l'ottsvlllo,
yesterday.
Charles 12. Sleclo, of Mlnorsville, has re
signed M state secretary of the Good
Templars,
Tho Muhiiuoy City High school nlumnl
will hold a ro-unlon on Juno luth, mid havo
secured Dr. llyrou W, King to lecture nn that
OCCASION.
I'm cli nro out announcing tho coming
wedding of Dr. A. 1. Sullgmmi nml Miss
Maine Sehafi'er, two of Mahanoy City's
popular young people, to take place onrly in
Juno.
The Tamaiiua I'ccorder appeared on Satur
day in a woman's edition and presents a very
creditable appearance. Tho ediliou was
gotten out by St. Stephen's Chapter, Daugh
ters of tho King, and rellccts much credit
upon tho editors and contrihutors.
This Opportunity Miuuld Not IIo t.nst.
Tlio world is filled -with sullbring people
who cuu't seem to get well orliudout what
their trouhlo is. Such people oftentimes
cannot afford the time or o.xpcii'-o of a trip
to the city, or tho largo fees charged by the
best physicians. It is for thobo people that
Dr. Greene, of 36 West lttli St., New York
City, wlio is without doubt tho most success
ful specialist in curing nervous and chronic
diseases, makos tho following oxtnuiulinary
oiler. IIo invites you all to write him about
your complaints, toll him how you feel and
all the symptoms of your case, and ho will
answer your letter free of charge, explaining
the meaning of every symptom, telling just
what your trouble is and how to get cured.
IIo makes tlio most careful study of every
letter, and his explanations are m clear that
you understand exactly what ails you. And
it costs you nothing. IIo makes a specialty
of treating patients through letter correspond
ence and it has proved a perfect success,
lie is tho discovoror of that wonderful medi
cine, Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, and has discovered many other
valualilo roniedios. Probably you, leader,
have some complaint which you would like
explained and cured, and if you will accept
this oiler and write this successful specialist
about it, you will undoubtedly bo mada
strougaud woll.
At Junius Goodman and Co's.
Fresh eggs 1 1 cents per docn.
Ilest pound-print creamery butter 27 cents.
Country dairy round prints 20 cents.
Good tub butter, 10 lb tubs, IS cents. 2-3-tf
Dumlllo Cocks Crow.
Editou Hmiald.: Having noticed an
article in your paper throwing disciedit on
Danville biids after the main with Catawissa
and Shenandoah birds, 1 write to you in be
half of our rights and wisli to state that
there was "no roost full of Danville birds,"
as some critic from your city btatcd. Further
more, I will stato that there was not a Dan
ville bird entered and I stand open for all
comers to make a match witli Shenandoah
and Danville, 9 birds, for $100, or mure; New-
York rules to govern; main to bo fought in
Shainokiu, which is half way, l'lcaso insert
this in tho columns of your paper and, by to
doing, you will oblige. Yours respectfully,
James Ryan.
Danville, Pa., Mar. 20.
Ilino Yon a Khr i'uot?
If so, there is a snap at tho Factory Shoe
Store for you. We have about S00 pairs of
moil's workingand diess shoes, all sty s, Nos.
0, 10 and 11, which woaro selling for very
low prices to make room for spring goods.
3-13-tf J. AMovpt. Mgr.
Obituary.
Mrs. Thomas G. Allen, wife of tho pro
prietor of tlio Merchants Hotel, at Pottsville,
died at Heading on Saturday.
Mrs. Franklin P. Miller, of Pottsville, died
very suddenly yesterday afternoon. She
was conversing with some friends in tho par
lor, when sho gave a gasp and fell over.
Death was almost instantaneous.
Marie, 5-weok-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Earner, of West Coal street,
died yesterday.
A Sure Curo lor Coughs and Colds.
That's what Pau-Tiua is, 25c. At Gruhler
Bros., drug store.
Mulnuioy City Directory.
The now directory of Mahanoy City, com
piled by Messrs. Johnson liros., of Wilming
ton, Del., is completed and are being de
livered to the subscribers and advertisers of
that Uwn. The book was turned out by tho
IIksald book and job offices, and as usual
the publishers aro receiving much flattering
comment upon tho work. Wu havo one of
tho finest Job offices in tlio county, and aro
prepared to do work In this liuo of any
description,
JHuko Your Hoys Glad.
Also your pockct-lwok by buying your
shoes at factory prices at tho Factory Shoo
Store. Don t forget wo givo you a beautiful
penknife with each 1.00 purchase.
3-13-tf J. A. Moyjsk, Mgr.
Hibernian Ollicem.
Tho quarterly meetiug of tho County
Hoard of tlio A. O. II. was held in Pottsville
on Saturday. liich division will scud two
delegates to tho state convention at Wllllamv
port in June, lho lollowlug officers were
elected : President, James J. IteMy, of St.
Clair; Vice President, John Horgan, Maha
noy City; Eecordiug Secretary, Jas. T.
McDonald, Minorsvillo ; FluancialSecretary,
Thos. Condron, llranchdalo ; Treasurer, Win.
J. Kennedy, Pottsville.
AVe Hate Them.
The latest and newest styles in velvet, silk.
cloth and serge capes. Also a beautiful line
of coats tar miskus, from 0 to 111 years of ago,
prices ranging from $1.00 to $0.00. Call and
examine and bo mtisuod with garments and
prices. 1!. F. Gill.
ltullef for Armenia,
A union meeting of tho Protectant
churches of Ashland was hold yesterday
afternoon, In the Interests of Americans who
are now in Arinunla. Sovonil brief addrossos
wero made by the clorgy and othors, after
which donations wero mauo by tuosoprosent,
amounting to ?50, which will bo forwarded
ton committee at Philadelphia.
Euster eggs and fancy baskets of overy
description at Otto's, 27 South Main btrect.
The l'lrst Defenders.
The First Defenders havo made a change
in the tlmo for leaving on their trip to Wash
ington. Tliey will leave Pottsville ou tho
afternoon of April 15th, and join tho other
companies at Harrisburg. After a reception
there they will leavo next morning fur Bal
timore and Washington, TJio round trip
fare from Pottsvillo will bo J1.28.
l'rlvate Sale.
The furniture and household goods of tho
! Scheilly House arc now oll'ered at private
Uale. For further information apply to J,
K. i tseiieiiiy.
PERSONAL.
D. 11. lieildall, of Tamaima, spent Sunday
with relatives in town.
Oliver lllancli, the St. Clair butcher, was a
town visitor yesterday.
Frank Mack, of Hrecno's cafe, Sundayed
with friends in Ashland.
MUs Annlo Uuyuor, of St. Clair, spent
Sunday with (own acquaintances.
Miss Ijiura Swarta, of Park Place, win tho
guest of Miss llattio Jones yesterday.
Dr. Thomas J. Fleming, of Philadelphia,
spent yesterday in town witli friends.
Albert Arnold, ot the Ulrnrdvlllo Press
and Times, spent Saturday evening in town.
Misses Maggie and Katie llarnhardt, of
Shaiuokin, ale the guest of Miss Minnie
Carl.
Misses Mame Dunn and Maine Ilaughuey,
of Mahanoy City, spent Saturday night in
town.
Mrs. James Hughes, of Johnstown, is in
town and will spend lovertl days visiting
friends.
Thomas Waters, of Eureka, Pa., a former
resident of town, is circulating among old
acquaintances horo.
Mrs. William llroeius, of Sunhury, Is visit'
ing Iter parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Krick,
on South Main stieet.
Mrs. John Quimi and daughter-iu-law,
Mrs. V. J. Qulnn, of Pottsville, attended
tho Egan funeral in town to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shlpp were guostsof
Mrs. Shipp s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Schrelllur, at Ashland, yesterday.
James Lcckio, a motorman on tlio Schuyl
kill Traction Company, was suddenly called
to the sickbed of his mother at Pottsville to
day. Messrs. Mahoney, Flaiinigan, McGluty,
King, Wren, Garrett, Hendricks and Dunn,
of Mahanoy City, were town visitors last
evening.
Messrs. I'rantz Hettinger, of Ashland, and
Charles Thrasher, of Glrardvillc, pascd
through town on their way to Pottsville this
morning.
Tim. C'oakley, jjf Trcmont, attended tho
Egan obscnuios to-day. Mr. Coakley is
making rapid strides to tho front in tho un
dertaking business at tho above place.
Miss Mattio ltaugh left for Kutztown this
morning to take a spring courso in select
studios at the Normal school. Sho was ac
companied by her fatjier, Marshal Ilaugh.
Mrs. C. II. Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Dugan, Miss llridget Tobin, Mrs. Edward
McGinn and Matthew Dormer, of Locust
Gap, attended tho Egan funeral In town
to-day.
The Missos Jenkins, ofXortli Union street,
eutcitaiiicd a number of guests on Sunday'
among them Mrs. Sncck and daughters,
Lizzie, Susio and Nellie. Miss Kate Hcillcr
and Mr. Stewart, of Jacksons.
right at n ChrMciiing.
Louis Kemarowskl, of tho First ward,
appeared before Justice Shoemaker on Satur
day night and issued a warrant for the arrest
of Peter Scrobel for assault and battery,
committed upon tho plaintiff at a Polish
christening. Kemarowskl testified that
Scrobel had met him in tho yard whilo under
tho influence, of liquor, nml assaulted him by
hitting him on tho head with a billy ami
afterwards cutting him witli a knife in the
loft hand. Scrobel was held in tho sum of
$300 bail for trial at court. A few moments
later Mrs. Helena Kemarowskl, wife of tho
plaintiH', preferred a second charge of assault
and battery upon her, accusing Scrobol of
inflicting a hole in her head witli a billy.
For this chargo ho was held in flOO for ap
pearance at court.
SI1U mid Drcsft Goods.
Wo have opened this week a special lino of
silk, plain and hgured, prices ranging from
20e, 30c, 33o and upward. Also a lino selec
tion of dress goods consisting of 38-in mohair,
prices formerly 50c, now 25 cents ; 30-in fancy
plaid goods, 25 cents; 45-iu. cashmero, all
olors, 25 cents ; 50-in nil wool serge, black
and colors, 50 cents, formerly 85 cents,
tf IE. F. Gill.
Appointed l'oor lMiyslcluii
Dr. D. W. Straub, of town, has been ap
pointed poor physician by tlio board of Poor
Directors for tho ousuing year, lho selec
Hon is a good one, and tiio county's wards in
tills district will receivo careful medical at
tention. Dr. A. P. Scllgman, of Mahanoy
City, has also been appointed to a similar
position.
Councilman Kulp Dead,
F. It. Kulp, a member of tho Borough
Council of Taraaqua, died at that place Sat
urday morning. -Tho deceased was 47 years.
old, and was well known throughout tho
county. His death leaves a vacancy in tho
Council, and breaks tho deadlock that has
existed in that body for tho past month.
Lecture 111 Mining Science.
Two lectures in mining science, by two of
the faculty of tho Stato College, M. C,
Thisong, professor of mining engineering,
and H. H. Stock, assistant professor of
mining and mettallurgy, will he held lu
Kaier's oper house, Mahanoy City, on Thurs
day ovening.
A 'ew Order ltelng Organized.
Mrs. Heck, of Mahauoy City, assisted by
Mrs. John Mctz, ot Shamokiu, instituted a
lodgo of tho Ladies' Temple Of tho Golden
Eaglo, with ninety-six members, at Mt
Carmel last week. An effort Is being mado
to organize a Tcmplo of tho same order at
Ceutralia.
Overcome by Oases,
Henry Millwurd was overcome by gases
whilo at work ou tho stack of the Kaior
browory, at Mahanoy City, this morning and
was unconscious about two hours. Two men
were overcome while nt tho same work on
Friday. An addition Is being made to the
stack and. tho work Is carried on without
taking tho fire out of tho furnaces.
A Hlg'Cuvo In.
Thirty-two sets of tlmbor in No. 1 slope of
tho Duck .Mountain colliery caved lu ou Sat
urday, but no ouo was injured, The savago
was a gradual uno and tho men had tlmo to
get out of tho place i cforo the fall occurred.
The colliery will bo idle about a wcok,
Christian Kntleioor Jlxerclses,
In lieu uf thejrcgular service in tlio Trinity
Reformed church last evening the Christian
Endeavor Society hold exorcises of an in
structive, impressive and entertaining char
acter. There wero vocal selections and
readings from tho lllblo by members of tho
society and addrossos wero made by Itev.
Uobert O'lloylo, Charlos Hicncman auu
Clarence Howcr, Miss Cora Sterner presided
at tho organ.
Two ltunuways.
A farmor's team vau away on Main street
at noon to-day and was caught ou Wost Coal
street. No damago was done.
A team of horbos belonging to William
Morcerikawlcz, the East Centre street grocer,
ran away on East Lloyd street thlsafteruoon.
A carriage belonging to Andrew Moluskey
was collided with and wrecked beyond
repair.
A Ullghty Vivo Tiling for Coiiglw.
What? Van-Tina, 25c. Jit Gruhler Bros.,
drugstoro.
WOOD'S COLLEGE RECEPTION,
Monday Etcnlng, April (till. In l'crgiiMiu's
Opera lloiieA Souvenir for All.
Monday evening, April fltli, at 8 o'clock,
Prof. S. 1. Wood will givo to the citizens of
Shenandoah and vicinity a grand reception
In Ferguson's opera house. Prominent men
will speak, among them is the Hon. O. F.
Williams, ex-Conul to Franco.
The celebrated Grant Hand will furnish
tho music. The band will glvo a concert in
tlio College Hall from 7 to 8 o'clock, and
givo visitors nn opportunity to inspect tlio
new college.
All who present an Invitation to tlio re
ception will receivo a handsome souvenir.
The work will bogin in both sessions Mon
day, April 0th.
Tho charter member scholarship may be
obtained this week by calling on Prof. Thos.
Martin, special organizer, or his assistant,
Miss Julia lSysnn, nt Hotel Ferguson.
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
A Sowing Mnchliio Agent Well Known
Hero Sliools Himself.
Georgo W. Ncusbaum, a sewing machino
agent well known in this county, committed
suicide at his homo in Lohighton this morn
ing by shooting himself in tho back of tho
head. Death was instantaneous. Tho do
ceased is survived by his wifo and six
children. He had been 111 for somo tlmo and
it is believed ho was temporarily insane
when ho committed the act.
Stic milidimli Directory.
Business men and others, who have not yet
secured ouoof tho directories of Shenandoah,
just issued, can obtain ouc by making appli
cation at this olllce. Tho prico is only $2.00,
and there nie only a few left. No business
man can atl'ord to bo without one of tlioso
books. 2-21-tf
They Got Away.
Four Poles who got their pays on Saturday
left town to-day owing John North, a Polish
btorokeepor in tho First ward, for supplies
furnished them during tho pastmonth. Iliey
left on a Lakeside Hallway car. North wired
a description of them to Mahanoy City and
followed in tho next car, but the men got oil
at somo point between this placo and Maha
noy City and OMflped tlio Constable who was
watching for them at the latter place.
Dii:i).
WII.UA MS. On the !Mli Inst., at Jlnplo Hill,
l'n., Thomas i.i. miunw, ageu o-' years.
Funeral will take ploee on Wednesday, April
1st. lvi. at 2 n. m. Services nt the family
residence in Mnplo Hill. Interment in the
Odd Fellows' cemetery, Shenandoah. Iteln
tlves and friends respect fill lyiinited to attend.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TTIOU SATiI-2. The wnter minm
counters nml
D bar fixtures of tlio Scheilly Homo. For
further Information npply to J. K. 1. Schcifly,
Masy
To buy, oasy
to take and
easy In effect,
aro character
istics peculiar
to Hood's
Pills. They
are small,
tasteless, and
purely vege
table. They net gently but thoroughly
and eatlsfactorlly. They do not irrltato
or lnliame the intestines, but love them
in natural, healthy condition. 25 centa.
PROPOSALS.
Sealed and marked proposals will be received
by tlio undersigned up to noon of Friday, April
3d, lt., for tho hauling from either of tho
railroad stations at Atdiland of 14,300 feet of uix
(6) Inch water pipe, digging ditch three and one
half (3) feet deep along the wagon road east
from the hospital to the slto of the proposed
reservoir, iHylng the pipe and covering it.
Illds to state price per foot for the following
dllTerent kinds of pipe :
Ordinary east Iron pipe weighing 375 lbs to
tho 12 feet length.
Steel pipe with the converse lock joint.
Steel pipe with screw connections.
AVrought iron pipe screw connections.
Wrought Iron pipe Mnthcson joint.
Steel and wrought iron piiKi will average 18 to
21 feet per length. N
Samples of tho Converso and Matheson Joint
can be seen at the hospital.
The right to reject any and all bids U reserved,
K. C. Wagner,
Olrardvlllo, Po.,
Secrctary Stato Hospital, near Atdilnnd.
3-2S, 30, 2-3t
SPRING STOCK NOW OPEN !
DON'T WAIT FOR EASTER.
Come now and take advantage of
the finest selection of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
. . Ever Brought to Shenandoah ... -.
Samples of all our goods, with'
prices marked on them, are on
exhibition in our mammoth show
windows.
We have unequalled novelties in
clothing for Men, Youths and,
Boys and are selling them at
prices far below the figures of
any of our would-be competitors.
See Our Stock of Confirmation Suits !
And Novelties In Children's Suits I
For children, we offer a suit with
two pair of pants one short and
one long. This is the latest
novelty. These suits are made up
for children from 3 to 8 years.
Caps to match each suit.
Our spring line of stiff hats and
Fedoras, in all colors, is worth
seeing.
MAMnOTH CLOTHINO HOUSE,
L. GOLDIN, Prop.
9 and 11 South Main Street,
Shenandoah, Pa.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
and C4in't pet H. then come to us for '
It, "Wo carry th best of ....... t
Groceries, Butter and Eggs,
FLOUR and FEED.
Our delivery wason awaits your, order. QootU
ucltvcreu promi"' j
HUSSER & BEDDALL,
26 East Centre Street.
W finger
That would render n linen collar
unfit to wear, can be instantly re
moved from a "Celluloid" wnter
rroof collar with a wet cloth or
sponge. Every workitiginau who
cares to leok ucat should wear the
TRAD,
INTERLINED
collar. Wears six times longer than
liueu. All genuine interlined col
lars and cufls with h "Celluloid"
surface bear this trade-mark. Re
fuse imitations.
If tho furnisher doesn't keep them, order of
ns direct. Collars c. each; Culls 4UC. pair,
postpaid. State size and style.
THE CEl,UI.Oin COMPANV,
New Vorlc.
OH! UIU for these goods.
Shenandoah Golkjel
Charter nember ScholnrshlpsJSale
continues tills week only.
Three Departments at the Price of One.
BUSINESS,
SHORTHAND,
. . ENGLISH,
PENHANSHIP.
THOMAS MARTIN,
SPECIAL ORGANIZER,
FERGUSON HOTEL.
genuino welcomo awaits you at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
Cor. Haiti and Coal Sts.
Pool room attached. Finest whlskevs. beers.
porter and ale constantly on tap. Choice tem
perance drinks nnu cignrR.
FOR IVIEN ONLY.
Sure cure, No. 3 and 5. Stops In 3 days, cures
in o ui.ys. sum at me
(VIEW DRUG STORE,
S l'nst Centre St., Shenandonh.
HAVE YOUR HORSES SHOD
WlthII.F.IELLKT. tho practical hor.eshoer.
and avoid any of tho 21 dhenes originating
from Improper hearings. All diseases ot the
ieei given personal attention.
H. F. IVIEllET,
South Market street, between Centro and Oak
streets, nucminaoan.
P. J. CANFIELD,
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
jrcviiiK v-. s iwcr unu I'orier.
116 and 113 S. Main St,
Teams to Hire.
" j i i ' " rciianijB
team for driving or for working purroi
pay Shields' livery stable a visit. tWui
n.ictnnt1v nM lin.i.l nt ,.. . ,1
- " J v.. .... .. . tvwvii.UID 1 tl 1 1 (1
JAMES SHIELDS,
No. 410 East Centre street.
Opposite Heading railroad station.
JOHN F, CLEARY,
' PURE SKI.TZHU WAfEIt
'A cure for lieadache and
BOTTLER
OF . . .
1 stomacn troubles.
GINOKIt ALU,
weiss iiEun,
; I,A(li:it HEEIl,
1'OItTEIt.
17 and IP Peach Alley, Shenandoqh
nfl .
They Are Here !
And the Oft VII if en 1 rf f
19th carload of horses is now
going on at William Neis-
wenter s stables, corner Main
and Coal streets.
7 Mated Gray Teams,
i Pair of Black Horses.
2 " " Sorrel "
i Single Black Horse,
i " Gray Mare,
i " Sorrel Horse,
i " Bay Horsed
i " Brown Horse.
This carload consists of sound,
well bred and well broken horses.
Kvery horse sold is guaranteed.
Horses constantly ou hand for
sale or exchange.
OPEN EVERYDAY
Go to tlio Shenandoah Dental Kooms for
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fillings. If your artlflcal teeth do not suit
you call to see us. All examinations free.
Wo rnaKo an xinus ot plates, uom wowns,
Aluminum Crowns Locan Crowns, Crown
and Bridgo work and all operations that per
tain to Dental surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates nro
ordered. We aro tho only usera of vitalized
air for tho painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,,
(Tltman's Block)
-last Centre Street.
I Ofllco Hours: 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Art Wall Paper.
Paper : Your : Home : Artistically
Hut for as little monby.as possible. Wall
papers and room 'moulding in all the
latest coloring and designs for your
parlor, tied room, klfolien, hall or enfe.
lleniitiful Leathers tor dlnlnff rooms,
only SO cents. Come nnd eeo ourl'riie
Designs. '
House, Sign and Decorative Painting:.
Satisfaction Buarnntccd. 'Estimates cheer
fully furnished. Send postal,
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J. P. CARDEN;
Vi V fVTiti.ri fii Kliunntiiln, A, -P. '
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SPRING STYLES,
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PINE CLOTHINO
Now ready at
PORTZ " BROS.
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21 N, Halt! street."
A Fine Assortment,
A FlneGradoof Goods.
A Fair Frloe to AIL
Wo call special attention to
our line of Hprlnii and Hum
mer Neckwear. An excellent
assortuiout.
I REIYlbVAL.--
Ilcnr In mind the fact, and keep lt
LJ nlu',valur,irn vii u-linn In iiei'il!
..f -nll ,uih,.r tlml TlinMAHi
Ssyheii has removed Ids wall papcrjg
j store to , 3
No. 23 S. Jardln St., "
i Near Davenport's Hardware Store, e"
1 THOMAS SNYDER,
1 PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER. I
23 S. Jardln St.
Call and see tho new spring styles Just g
issued.
liiiimmmuuUuinnM
NEW SALES and EXCHANGE STABLES.
WORK1NQ orKDRIVINO- HORSES
constantly on hand. Sold or exchanged.
Ii. L.'MILLER & CO., Props.,
10 N. Pear Alley.
Iluslness oftlce. W F- Miller's jneot market.
128 N. Main street.
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