AVE AJIE ,
EOT CONTENTED
With pt achievement, lint ulwnynfltrlvlnjj
to (nU-tlo our former effort. We havo Just
had made tpcein1Iy fur us u lit r no lino of
MtriiiK box paper. Uy buying direct from
the fat lory we are enabled to poU tliU ctock
very cheap, A few of ourprieeH.
OUR LEADER at 10 Cents, Worth 20 Cents.
OUR SIGNAL at 15 Cents, Worth 25 Cents.
Knch lo eontnitu 21 dieeti of paper and 21
envelope, nnd i handsomely finished.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
HOOKS & BROWN
1 North IVIaln St.
BEFORE
Going elsewhere for stylish
Men's, Hoys' and Children's
Novelties or Confirmation
Suits, inspect the large stock
at the
ONE
PRICE
CLOTHING
HOUSE,
where you will find your choice in
goods and prices. We carry the
nicest goods and nicest assortment.
The finest line of Men's, Hoys'
and Children's Novelties ever dis
played in this city.
L. REFOWICH,
NO. io S. HAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
EVENING HERALD
TUESDAY. MARCH 31, 1890.
Shenandoah Directory.
Business men ami others, who have not yet
secured ono of thedlrectoricsof Shenandoah,
just issued, can obtain ono hy making appli
cation at this ollice. The prico is only $2.00,
and there are only a few left. No business
man can afford to bo without one of those
books. 2-21-tf
HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleas" tit laxative. All Druggists.
NEW DENTAL PARLORS
, LATEST APPLIANCES.
Filling with Gold, Silver, Cement. Gold nnd
Porcelain Crowns and Ilridge Work.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED.
ENT111F.LY l'AIKLlS EXTKACTION.
DR. J. W. VAN VALZAH,
Ferguson's Theatre Blocks
Corner Main and Oak Streets.
Entrance on Oak Street.
Onico Hours : 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
STEAM RENOVATOR
Now In operation for the spring
house cleaning.
Carpets Cleaned, a Specialty.
Feathers and Mattresses Renovated.
Trice List : Renovating carpets, Brussels and
Ingrain, 3c per yard, lleawer grades, leper
yard, Feathers cleaned, He peril). Mattresses
cleaned and upholstered, hair, $1; cotton, $3;
cheaper grades, 82.
Called for and Delivered Without
Charge, by Your Command.
Address, STEAM RENOVATING CO,,
IJowers street nnd .Apple nllcy, Shenandoah.
Did We Hear
You say that your Watch, or
Clock, or Earrings, or Jewelry
needed repairing ?
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'5
129.S. Main Street,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
0r
LATEST DESIGNS,
TABLE
FLOOR
OILCLOTHS
From 25c to 60c per yard.
E. B. FOLEY,
Corner Centre and Went Street.,
PERSONAL.
0. Q. Clauser spent yesterday at Williams
port. Thomas Sanger, uf Ashland, was a town
visitor last night.
Mrs, T. T. Williams and daughter visited
friends at 1'oUsvillo to-day,
Mrs. William Schoppo, of Philadelphia, Is
visiting relatives at Win. Penn.
ltev. Itobert O'lloylo rejoices over tho ad
dition of a daughter to his family.,
Joe Lowenthal, of Wntsontown, a fonnor
resident, transacted business hero to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. ltobbins have, gono to
Washington, 1). C, to spend a fow days with
friends.
Miss Ella Maginniss has returned from her
trip to Florida and is now visiting friends In
Washington, I). C.
Prank Wilson and family, who recently re
turned to town from llloomshtirg, havo taken
up a residence on North West street.
George Folweiler, ono of tho engineers on
tho Lehigh Valley Railroad, has gono to New
York city to spond a week with friends.
Mrs. T. J. llurloy, of Philadelphia, who
was a guest of the family of her brother,
Chief Durgcss Hums, tho past few days, rc
turcd to her home to-day.
Col. D. P. Urown and wife, who returned
from Florida last week, started for that place
again to-day, but loft their children at tho
homestead in Lost Creek. They will bo
absent two or three weeks.
Mr. and Sirs. William Vcalo aro visiting
relatives In Hazletou to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bender, of Miners
ville, were tho guests of Mrs. Rrcnnau, on
South Main street, yesterday.
Miss Laura Ilickcl returned to her homo In
Pottsvlllo yesterday. While horo she was
tho guest of her aunt, Mrs. John Graf, of
.South Jardin street.
Mrs. Lou Richaids, of dirardvlllc, circu
lated among town acquaintances yesterday.
Mrs. Rohcrt Hectrope, of West Juncberry
alley, gave birth to a girl baby yesterday.
A free chanco on a large, handsomely
decorated cake given to every purchaser to
tho amount of 10c. nnd upward, at Otto's.
Another Attempt at ltobbery.
Another attempt at robbery which was of
no avail was made upon Ferguson's building
last night. Tho ruarrandcrs whoso names
are unknown ransacked the second and third
lloors In search of a quantity of plumbers
tools which wero concealed in the building.
Tho rooms in which tho tools wero supposed
to ho were broken into by taking a panel out
of the door, but tho tools had been taken out
They finally wended their way to tho olllco
of Dr. J. W. Van Valzah, and battered tho
lock to such an extent that ho was obliged to
enter his oilico by means of a window in
order to gain admission. They then pro
eecded to tho saloon of Michael Costcllo, on
tho first lloor, and robbed tho money drawer
of a small quantity of chango. No identity
of tho robbers has yet been found.
The Only Show.
Tho Trocadero Specialty Company, at 121
North Main street, is still drawing largo and
enthusiastic crowds. The program Is one
that puts to blush many of tho more preten
tious organizations, and is well worth a visit.
A seventy-five cent show for ten cents. It
A Doctor MIxoh .liable.
Siia.mokik, March 30. Mrs. Jane Norton
of Irish Valley, and Mrs. Hannah Foster, of
Trevcrtou, mother and daughter, aro in a
remarkable dilemma. Each had a child born
to her in Mrs. Norton's home at tho same
hourto-day, and in his hurry tho physical!
placed both children m tho same cradle,
without paying any attention to whom they
belonged. Now thoy aro mixed and Mrs.
Foster is unablo to tell whether sho is raising
her son or her brother, while Mrs. Norton is
equally bothered to know whether sho is
going to rear her granddaughter or her
daughter. When each mother asked to seo
her child tho physicau was puzzled. They
looked alike, and for tho lifo of him ho could
not determine to whom tho boy belonged
and to whom tho girl. Mrs. Norton proved
generous, however. Sho said that her
family embraced several boys and if her
daughter would llko to havo tho male child
sho would consent. Mrs. Foster agreed.
AVo Havo Them.
Tho latest nnd newest styles in velvet, silk,
cloth and sergo capes. Also a beautiful line
of coats for misses, from I) to 10 years of age,
prices ranging from $1.00 to ?0.00. Call and
examine and bo satisfied with garments and
prices. It. F. Gill.
After Tax Delinquents,
Tax Collector Scaulan and Constablo
Giblon chased four delinquent taxpayors to
Mahauoy City yestorday afternoon and
captured them. They wero Georgo Rut
conis. John Walczulous, Jacob Melcfsky and
Peter Ilrojolofsky, all Poles. They sont their
household goods to Middlcport on wagons and
left town via tho Lakesido Railway with tho
intention of taking a P. & R, train at Maha-
noy City for Middleport. ISutconis paid tho
taxes and costs, but tho others are confined in
tho lockup at Mahanoy City.
Easter eggs and fancy baskets of every
description at Otto's, 27 South Main street.
To Muko tho Surface Secure.
Three blocks of houses belonging to tho
Lehigh Valloy Coal Company havo been
standing empty for several mouths at Lost
Creek, on account of tho danger of a cave-in
at Packer colliery No. 2. Tho company havo
commenced work to mako tho surface sccuro
by erecting a plant on tho premises by which
threo eight-inch holos will bo drilled by a
portablo steam drill through which culm will
bo washed from Packer colliery No. 2
breaker, suilicient to fill tho opening bolow,
which is about 130 leot wide by 70 loot High.
In this way the surface will be mado safe,
and tho houus can be occupied.
Miiku Your Hoys filad.
Also your pocket-book by buying your
shoes at factory prices at tho Factory Shoo
Store. Don't forget we givo you a bonutliui
penknife with each J1.00 purchase.
3-13-tf J. A. Moykii, Mgr.
Committed Suicide,
Darius Schretller, a woll known resident of
Tamao.ua. conimlttod sulcldo last evoulng
Tho deed was committed In an outuouse. it
was supposed that Mr. Schreller deliberately
plannod tho suicide. Ho placed a shot gun
against his bide aud discharged It hy pushing
tho trigger with a 6tick of wood that was
found lying near by, Inlllcting a wound 2J
inches in diameter in his left side. He was
U0 years of ago and a widower with two sons
and a daughter. Ill houlth is supposod to bo
tho cause.
.V Sure Guru fur Cough and Colds.
That's what Pan-Tlua is, 25c. At Gruhler
Bros., drug store.
llosu Team Truliilug.
Twelve members of tho Phoenix Fire Com
pany havo formed a racing team aud practice
nightly with the company s new noso car
riage under the care of Martin Fahey, tho
well-known sprinter. Thoy aro open to
challenges from any team in tho state, which
may bo sent to F. J. Brenuan.
riTUY POINTS.
Happening Thrmighout tho Krgloii Chron.
Iclcd for Hasty 1'crinml,
Tho spring poets havo a show at last.
Tho Mt. Curmel School Board will nrort n
Hew school building.
Pottsvlllo will play tho Cuban Giants on
April 22nd, their first gamo.
Hon. James B. Kcllly will lako the oath of
olllco as United States Marshal on Saturday.
Next Monday ovening the Junior Guards.
Jr. O. U. A. M., of Ashland, will hold a ball.
Tho Lehigh Valley colllories resumed work
to-day and will work hut threo days this
week.
Michael Kane is serving in tho capacity of
special olllcor for tho Trooadero Specialty
Company.
A new lodge of Odd Fellows will bo in
stituted atShamokln shortly with a member
ship of 150.
Richard Northey, of Mahauoy City. Is a
candidate for tho Legislature, subject to
Republican rules.
Tho Coininandery General, S. of A., has a
membership of 0,000, divided into sixty
seven commandcrics.
Tho Sanitary Convention, undor direction
of the State Board of Health, will bo held at
WilUamsport on May 21 and 22.
Tho County Commissioners havo borrowed
$3,000 to meet pressing expenses until tho
tix collectors make payment on their dupli
cates. William Davis, of Ashland, was knocked
down by his horso yesterday afternoon and
trampled under tho animals feet and badly
injured.
William Nclswcntcr, tho liveryman, will
havo his 20th car load of horses for salo
shortly. They are expected to arrivo hero
on Saturday.
Tho dwelling houso of Dr. J. S. Klstlcr, on
North Jardin street, Is receiving a new coat
of paint at tho hands of Thomas Snyder, tho
artistic painter.
Tho Burns property, on North Main street,
has been greatly Improved by a new front.
Georgo Ploppert, tho shoo dealer, will occupy
part of tho building.
John Fahy, district president U. M. W. of
A., will leave Pottsvlllo In a few days for
Ohio, whero ho will remain a month attend
ing to business at tho cxecutivo headquarters.
Joseph It. Bannon, who has charge of tho
air brake department of tho L. V. It, R. at
Delano, will visit Boston In about two weeks
to attend a convention of air brako experts.
Cards have been issued announcing tho
wedding of Albert Pitts, a prominent young
Girardvillo gentleman, and Miss Mary
O'Brien, of Preston Hill. Tho nuptial knot
will bo tied on W ednesday, April 3rd.
Judge Bcchtel refused new trials to tho
three Italians, John D. Napolo, Louis Folmo
aud Anthony Chada, who wero found guilty
at tho last term of court of receiving stolen
goods from car breaker John McGuire.
A movement is on foot in Shamokln to
revoke tho commissions of all constables
who attend prizo fights and other unlawful
exhibitions. They claim that theso olllcers
aro attending such sports and that they do
nothing to prevent tho allairs.
Highly ICecommended.
WiM.iAMBroiiT, Pa., Sept. 13, 1605
Prof. S. I. Wood is well known to mo aud
I consider him an expert accountant, possess
ing exceptional ability and worthy of ut
most confidenco. Ho was employed by me,
personally, in a business transaction requir
ing an oxpert accountant and performed tho
duties exacted of him greatly to his credit
and to my utmost satisfaction. I do not
hesitato to highly recommend him in any
work requiring tho services of an exper
ienced accountant.
TlIOS. MlLLSl'AUOIt.
I havo known Prof. S. I. Wood for several
years. JIis ability, Habits unu ciiaractcr aro
tho very best. N. A. Primisy,
Cashier First Nat. Hank, Coudersport, Pa.
Prof. S. I. Wood, Presidont of tho Shenan
doah Collego, is ono of tho most thorough
and efficient Business Collego men in tho'
United States l'ottsvillo Republican.
It gives us pleasure to state that wo regard
S. I. Wood as ono of tho most capable ac
countants of Pennsylvania.
Lackawanna Lumiikk Co.,
I. F. Mcgargee, Vico President.
'Til Itistruhi tlm It.irrlttH.
Tho court yesterday granted a preliminary
injunction against tho Schuylkill Llectnc
Railway Company, us directors, mo car
Equipment Co., Tho Pottsvlllo and Tamaqua
Railway Company, Tho Real Estato Trust
Co., Phlla., and others to restrain tho re
spondents from selling, assigning or trans
ferring any of tho $300,01)0 stocK, or the
$500,000 bonds ulleged to havo been issued by
virtue of authority conferred by tho pro
tended stockholders' meeting Jan. 1805, aud
other relief.
At James Cjoodmun and Co's,
Fresh eggs 1 1 cents per dozen.
Best pound-print creamery butter 27 cents.
Country dairy round prints 20 cents.
Good tub butter, 10 lb tubs, 18 cents.
5 bushels Borks Co. potatoes, $1.23 2-3-tf
Sold Tho Sufe.
A. H. Gasser, representing tho Mosler Safo
Company, of Dayton, O., appeared before
Justice" Dongler yesterday aud Issued a
warrant for tho arrest of tills Deull, tho
South Main street joweler, for felling a safe
belonging to the company. Tho representa
tive claimed $00 damages, which Deull re
fuses to pay. Ho was held In $100 bail for
trial at court. Tho plaintlil is icprosemeu
by M. M. Burke, Esq.
Silk uud Dress floods.
Wo havo opened this week a special lino of
silk, plain aud figured, prices ranging uom
20c, 30c, 35o and upward. Also u fine selec
tion of dross goods consisting of 3S-in mohair,
prices formerly 50c, now 25 cents ; 30-In fancy
plaid goods, 25 cents ; 45-lu. cashmere, all
colors, 25 cents; 60-in all wool sergo, blaok
and colors, BO cents, formerly 85 cents.
tf R'.Giix.
Th License Court.
In the license court yestorday the applica
tion of Mlclmel Ravlck for tho transfer of tho
llconso of Peter Hill, of Girardvillo, waB re
fused. Ravick had been tried fur awsault and
buttery with intent to ravish and had been
found not uiiiltv. but mado to pay tho costs.
Tho following license wore transferred:
From Henry P, Schu, Third ward of Malia
noy City, to Calvin Gouldnor; from John H.
Mullen, North ward, St. Clair, to Daniel S.
Leltzel ; from John S. Stoudt, Wayno town
ship, to Alfred Cooper i from Frank P. llron
nau, Second ward, Ashland, to Charles
Moycr.
New and very pretty waltz "Amphlon," at
Bruium's Jewelry and Music store. 3-13-tf
JIuve You a lllg I'oot?
If so, there is a snap at the Factory Shoo
Store for you . Wo havo about 500 pairs of
men's workingand dross shoes, all sty' s, Nos.
0, 10 and 11, which wo aro selling for very
low prices to mako room for spring goods.
3-13-tf 3,. A. MOYEB, Mgr.
A Highly Men Thing for Coughs.
What? Pan-Tina, 23c. At (Iruhlcr Bros.,
drug store.
WOOD'S COLLEGE RECEPTION.
Monday laming, April (llh, In rerguvm's
Opera HnurA Koincnlr for All.
Monday evening, April (Ith, at 8 o'clock,
Prof. S. I. Wood will givo to tho citizens of
Shenandoah and vicinity a grand reception
in Ferguson's opera houso. Prominent men
will speak, ninong them is tho Hon. O. F,
Williams, ex-Consul to Franco.
The celebrated Grant Band will furnish
tho music. Tho baud will givo a concert in
tho Collego Hall from 7 to 8 o'clock, and
givo visitors nn opportunity to inspect tho
new collego.
All who present nn invitation to tho ro
ceptlon will receive a handsome souvenir.
Tho work will begin In both sessions Mon
day, April 0th.
Tho charter member scholarship may bo
obtained this week by calling on Prof. Thos.
Martin, special organizer, or his assistuit,
Miss Julia Bysou, at Hotel Ferguson.
Will Tuho tho i:ntlro l'roduet.
A deal has just been consummated hy
which tho Philadelphia & Heading Coal &
Iron Company will take tho entire product
of the lioyal Oak colliery, at Shamokln. It
will go into effect to-morrow. This deal
means a great deal for not only tho owners
of thocolliciy, but to that town, as it will
necessitate tho enlargement of the breaker
to moro than again its size, thus giving a
great many moro men and boys employment.
H. A. Swalm Departs.
H. A. Swalm left last night with his
family for Mahanoy City, whero thoy re
mained with relatives until this morning,
when they left for Philadelphia and will
locate there. Mr. Swalm will connect him
self with tho Gold Medal File Company,
20th street and Allegheny avenue, Philadel
phia. Mr. Swalm was engaged In tho tailor
ing business in this town for tho past 10
years. During his long resldenco hero Mr.
Swalm was always an exemplary, enterpris
ing and progressive citizen, and with his
family mado a largo circlo of friends who
deeply regret their departure
The Williams Funeral.
Tho funeral of tho late Thomas LI. Will
iams will hike place at 2 o'clock to-morrow
afternoon and tho services will bo held in tho
Welsh Baptist church, of town, instead of
tho family residenco at Maplo Hill.
A ltrlef Scrimmage.
Const-iblo Jack Dando evicted William Rico
from a houso owned by Georgo Jones, on
West Coal street, this morning and had quite
an experienco while doing so. William
Montalawicz, Kice's brother-in-law inter
fered. A scrimmage followed and Dando
brought it to a close by rapping Montalawicz
on tho head with his inaco and knockiug him
down. No arrest was made.
l'rtitite Sale.
Tho furnituro and household goods of tho
Scheilly Houso aro now offered at privato
salo. For further information apply to J.
K. P. Scheilly.
Tiro at Girardvillo.
A fire broke out in tho dwelling occupied
by Robert Dillon, at Girardvillo, shortly
after noon to-day. Tho property is owned
by Patrick Ford, and situated in the rear of
tho American Houso. Tho firo was caused
by a defective Hue, and tho damage amounts
to about $000. Miss Annio . Dillon was over
come by the smoko and had to ho carried
from tho building.
Accident at Maple Hill.
Ail accident occurred at Maplo Hill colliery
this afternoon by which Michael Kehac was
terribly burned about tho faco hy a prema
ture explosion. Ho was removed to tho
Miners' hospital.
School Hoard Meeting.
A regular meeting of tho School Board
will bo held to-morrow ovening, at 7:30
o'clock.
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Janitor Mercantile Exchange, N, Y.
"It saves
one-half
the time,
one-half
the labor.
All
Janitors
Ami
should
use It." The Modern Cleaner J
nHiiiiiiniiiM
Full Value,
No Waste.
I am not making sensational
street displays, but have a
larger clothing business than
any other house in Shen
andoah. Because, instead of wasting my
money in hiring bands, lavishing
decorations, treating curiosity
seekers to beer aud cigars, and
otherwise throwing away my profits,
I give my customers the benefit of
that much money, and more added.
See my stock of
SPRING and SUMMER
CLOTHING.
No brass bands are needed to
convince the people of what it is
It speaks for itself.
S. BLOCK,
ROCHESTER CLOTHING HOUSE.
Corner Main ond Cherry Sts., Shenandoah, V
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
and can't get It, then come to in for
It. Wo carry the best of . . . , , ,
Groceries, Butter and Eggs,
FLOUR and FEED?
Our delivery wagon awaits your cj der. Goods
delivered promptly. '
HUSSER & BEDDALL,
26 Oast Centrji Street.
Tho Carnival Arranged,
Tho second uthlctlc carnival of tho National
Club will tnko lilaco at Bobbins' opera houso
on Tuesday evening, April 7th. A grand
bill will bo presented. Among tho leading
events will bo 3 rounds ntl30 pounds between
"Dinky" Hughes, of town, nnd a member of
tho club ; 1 rounds at 130 pounds between
Harry Seymour, of Ashland, and Fred.
Hildehrand, of town; 10 rounds at 110
pounds between Casper Leon, of Now York,
champion Eastern bantam weight, and
William Smith, of Philadelphia, who has
never been defeated j 10 rounds between
"Pepper" Grifilp, of Philadelphia, and John
Boner, fof Summit Hill. Tim Hurst, tho
famous umpiro of tho national baso ball
loaguo and referee of sportiug events, will bo
tho official refcrco at tho carnival. Jack
O'Brien will givo an exhibition of expert
bag punching and there will nlso bo dancing,
singing and other specialties. Everything
will ho strictly first class. Admission 50
cents and $1, box scats $2.
Mnrrlnge Licenses.
Licenses to marry wero granted to tho
following persons; Frank S. Bock, Mc
Kcanshurg, and Lillian Lutz, Shenandoah;
Wm. Sigmund, of Pincgrove, and Carrio
Fegon, Pinegrovo township; Robert Rels
millcrand Mary Savaiinah.Sbeiiaudoah; Chas.
A. Adam and Katio Batdorff, Orwln.
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12 Branca House!, OwnOIatsworti,
! k 60 cts. In Sliennndoali for alo by
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WILUAMS.-On the 28th Inst., ftt Maple Hill,
i'a.t i nomas ii. wunnts ngei o-' yenrs.
Funeral will tnko place on "Wednesday, April
1st, 1890. nt 2 p. m. Services nt tho Welsh
Itaiitifet church nntl Interment In tho Odd
Fellows' cemetery, Shennndoah. Relatives
nnd friends respectfully invited to attend.
MISCELLANEOUS.
fOIl SALE. Tho property at th southweft
I' corner of Coal nnd White streets. Annlv
on tho premises or to II. W. Titman. 3-31-lt
YYfANTKD. Immediately, dining room girl
1 t nnd
other help. Commercial Hotel, Shell-
nndoah.
3-J1-3E
T?OH SALE. Tho water pump, counters nnd
.j hnr fixtures of tho Scheilly House. For
further information npply to J. K. 1. Scheilly.
Suits Made to Order
ATI-
Former Prices.
Blue, Black, Brown and Gray
Cheviots, $10.
Mixed Goods, (Stylishly Mado and
Trimmed) ?10, $11, $12, f 13 and $11.
Stylish Pantaloons, $3.00 $3,50, $1.00
and upwards.
Black Clay Diugonals, $15.
These goods are all well lined
and well made. Every
suit guaranteed to fit.
KELLY & CONWAY,
NO. S
W. CENTRE, STREET.
BEDDALL BUILDING.
SPRING STOCK NOW OPEN !
DON'T WAIT FOR EASTER.
Come now and take advantage of
the finesf 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.
MAMCIOTH CLOTI11NO HOUSE,
L. GOLDIN, Prop.
9 and 11 South Main Street,
Shenandoah, Pa,
JOHN F. CLEARY,
! rUIlB SKI.TZElt WATEB
nnTTl CD i A cure jor ncauocue nnu
stomach troubles.
QINOKIt AI.K,
OF
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I
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1 7 and 1 P Peach Alley, Shenandoah.
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OPEN-EVERYDAY
Go to tho Shenandoah Dental Rooms for
painless extraction of teeth. Gobi aiidsilrti
fillings. If your artlfical teeth do "not suit
you call to seo us. All examinations frhn
Wo mako all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns.'
Aluminum Crowns' Logan Crowns, Crown
and Bridge work nnd all operations that per
tain to Dental Surgory.
No charges for extracting when plates are
ordered. Wo aro tho only users of vitalized
air for tho painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms
(Titmnn's Block)
East Centre Street.
Office Hours: 7 n. m. to S p. in.
SPRING STYLES
IN
FINE CLOTHING
Now ready nt
PORTZ BROS,
2t N. Main street.
A Fine Assortment,
A Flno Grade of Goods.
A Fair Price to All.
Wo call special attention to
our lino of Sprlnp and Sum
mer Neckwear. An excellent
assortment.
mmMiwmnuWuiiumiw
REMOVAL. 41)
v Hear In mind the fact, nnd keep itf E
f4 always before 3'ou when in necdfE
of wall paper, that TiroMA&i
Snyder has removed Ida wnll paper'
store to
No. 23 S. Jardin St.,
Near Davenport's Hardware Store, i
THOMAS SNYDER, j
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER, j
3. Jardin St.
EE Call and see tho new spring styles Just
E Issued. 53
lilWMnWWWWu
NEW SALES and EXCHANGE STABLES.
WORKINO or DRIVING HORSES
constantly on hand. Sold or exchanged.
H. L.JM1LLER & CO., Props ,
10 N. Pear Alley.
Business ofllco: W. F. Miller's meat market.
128 N. Main street.
genuine wclcomo awaits you at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
Cor. Jlaln and Coal Sts.
Tool room attached. Finest whiskeys, beers,
porter nnd nlo constantly on tap. Choice tern
pernnco drinks nnd cigars.
FOR rVlEIM ONLY.
Sure cure, No. 3 nnd 3. Stops in 3 days, curcs
in 5 days. Sold at the
NEW DRUG SXORE,
28 East Centre St., Sliennndoali.
HAVE YOUR HORSES SHOD
With II. F. JIEI.T.KT, the prnetlcnl horseshoer.
and nvoid any ol the 21 diseases originating
from improper hearings. All diseases of the
feet given personal attention.
H. F. IVIELl-EX.
South Market street, between Centre and Oak
streets, pnenanuonn. ,
WOOD'S
Shenandoah Gollege!
Charter member ScliolarslilpsJSale
continues this week only.
Three Departments at the Price of One.
BUSINESS,
SHORTHAND,
. . ENGLISH,
PENHANSHIP.
THOMAS MARTIN,
, SPECIAL OROAN1ZER,
FERGUSON HOTEL.
P. J. CANFIELD,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
--For-.
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter.
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beer.
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