AVE A HE
T0T CONTEXT B I)
AVttli pit nehievenuMite, Imt always striving
to out-do our former rlTort. We have just
had Innde upeeinlly for us n large lino of
FprhiK box papers, lly buying direct from
the fnctory we nre enabled to sell this stock
very cheap. A few of our prices.
OUR LEADER at 10 Cents, Worth 2 Cents.
OUR SIGNAL at IS Cents, Worth 20 Cents.
KneUlinx contains 21 sheets of paper nud 21
envelope, and U ImiuNoinely flnlshrd.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
HOOKS & BROWN
0. North fVlaln St.
BEFORE
Going elsewhere for stylish
Men's, Boys' mu Children's
Novelties or Confirmation
Suits, inspect the large stock
at the
ONE
PRICE
CLOTHING
HOUSE,
where yon will find your choice in
goods and prices. We cany 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. riAlN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
EVENING HERALD
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1, 189C.
Millui Your ISoyH (lliul.
Also your lKickct-liook ly buying your
sliiies at factory prices at the .Factory Shoo
Storu. Don't forget we k'ive you a lieautiful
lcuknifo witlieiicu Jl.00 purchase.
3-13-tf J. A. Movkk, Mgr.
A Sur Cure for Cuughfi and CuliU.
That's what IVu-Tiua is, '-'5c. At Gruhlcr
llros., drug htore.
NEW DENTAL PARLORS
LATEST APPLIANCES.
K wtlAGold, Silver, Cement. Gold ami
if oreclajji Crowns nd Hrjdgq Work.
j ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED,
Kntieei.y Vainleks K XT It action.
DR. J. W. VAN VALZAH,
Ferguson's Theatre Block,
Corner Main and Oak Streets.
Entrance on Oak Street.
Office Hours j 8 a, ni. to 8 p. m.
STEAM RENOVATOR
Now in operation Uvr the spring
'Uausc cleaning.
Carpets Cleaned, a Specialty,
Featners and Mattresses Renovated.
Price I.iwt : Jtenovating enrycta, Brussels and
Ingrain, 3c per ywil, Heavier grades, 4c per
yard. Feathers cleaned, 8c peril. Mattresses
denned and upholstered, hair, cotton, $3;
cuenper grauus,
Called for and Delivered Without
Charge, .by Your Command.
Audrey STEAM MNOVATIHS CO,,
3Iowers strec nnd Altaic alley, Shenandoah,
Did We Hear
You say that your Watch, or
Clock, or Uarrings, or Jewelry
needed repairing ?
It so, we are now again fully
able to do all kinds of repairing,
giving you first-class nd 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,
9HENANDOAH, PA.
0r .. 1- 51
LATEST DESIGNS, i
table nn pi rvruc
FLOOR UIL.UI.U 1 1 lO
From 25c to 60c per yard, f
E. B. FOLEY,
Corner Oontryul Wfc- ,
PiiiV
COUNTER ACTING THE REVOLT.
ltrlgiullrr Itmrn Trjlnjt lo Hold tlio Local
SnUiitlon Army Corp.
Tlio revolutionary i-plnt In the lociil eori
of the Salvation Army has manifosted Itself
to sucli an extent that tlio officials at head
quarters have seen lit to try . nnd quell It.
In pursnanco with this policy llrlgadler
Ikiwn, who was at ono timo captain of the
corps and is a Rront favotlto with the mem
liers, cninc to town from New York yoster
day and spent Clio evening Avlth the corps,
trying toporsuado tho members not to desert
tho old standard. A few of tho members
ueio obdurate and refused to take any part
In the meeting outside, or in tho hall, but
tho mint of thcin remained in tho ranks.
All hut two or three, it is mid, did this in
respect for tho old captain. The Brigadier
will make another etl'ort to adjust matters
to-night, but from present Indications It
sccnis that nearly nil tho members are de
termined to Hock under the new standanl of
I!allincton llooth. Oiptain I.usk has stated
that ho will resign and go to work in tho
mines until Mich timo as Hallington Booth
Bets all arrangements made for Hod's Amer
ican Volunteers to begin operations. 'and tho
Lieutenant of tho corps says lie will return
to his homo near Manch Chunk to abide
that event, unless ordcTS from the now bead-
quarters aro received very soon. Tho cap
tain promises to pivo his farewell to-night.
Names put on Easter eggs free of charge,
,'ben they aro purchased at W. V. Otto's.
Miners' Wages.
Tho following collieries drawn to return
prices of coal sold ilUring March to detornilno
tho rate of wages to bo paid fortbo last two
weeks of March and tho first two weeks of
pril mako tho following returns:
Gilberton colliery . .$U-2
Alaska colliery- , 2.50-8
J.ocu-t Gap colliery, 2.11-2
Merriiim colliery 2.flo-0
J'nsi itldgo colliery , v. 'j.50-8
The average of these prices is 2.50-3, and
the rate of wages will bo lit basis.' Wages
have been below the basis since the last half
of January and first half of February, 1891,
when tho ra.U) was 4 per cent, above tho basis.
At James Goodman ami Cus.
Fresh eggs 14 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 Berks Co. potatoes, $1.25 2-3-tf
Heed ltccordt'd.
Tlio following deeds were recorded at tlio
court house yehterday : Mary M. Yost to
Jonathan Yost, lot in XeUon City, Sheppton ;
Alexander Scott, Sheriff, to John Slattery,
lot in Shenandoah, sold as tho property of
Mary McCarthy : John J. Slattery and wife
to John Berg, lot in Shenandoah ; Milton
Kestcr and wife to F. It. Shollcnbcrger, land
In Union township.
Silk anil Dress GoihIh.
Wo have opened this week a special lino of
silk, plain and figured, puces ranging from
20c, 30c, 35c and upward. Also a fine selec
tion of dress goods consisting of 33-iu mohair,
prices furuicrly 50c, now 25 cents ; 30-in faucy
plaid goods, 25 cents; 45-in. cashmere, all
colors, 25 cents; 50-in all wool serge, black
and colors, 50 cents, formerly 85 cents.
tf It. F. Gill.
ittsvlll'K llano Hull Team.
Manager Lawson, of tho l'ottsvillo baso
ball team, hassignod tho following flayers:
Pitchers, Barry and llanrian, signed, Ilcnvig
and Soul on trial ; catchers, Kogei'3 and
Flanigau, - signed, nnd llofan on trial;
Dooley. lb.: Strieker, 2bV; Q'Uricn, ss. ;
Hayward, 3b. ; Hill, li f. : LaNvsop,, c. f., and
Kgbert, r. f., wltti,M? J. Fogarty as inflelder
611 trial.
llavo Yoil'a ISig Foot?
If so, tliero is a snap at the Factory Shoo
Store for you Wo liavo about 500 pairs of
inqn's working and dress shoes, all sty' 'is, Nos.
0, 10 and 11, which wo aro selling for very
low prices to mako room for spring goods.
3-13-tf J. A. Movku, Mgr.
Itlg Times In Store.
' Some idea of tho big feasts some Polish
and Lithuanian pooplo intend to have after
tlio Lenten season expires may be derived
from tho fact that six agents of breweries
have mado bids for supplying the beer that is
to bo consumed at four Polish and I.itlm
aniau weddings to tako place fn town shortly
after Easter.
A freo chauco on a large, handsomely
decorated cake given to every purchaser to
tho amount of 10c. nud upward, at Otto 3,
Thu l'ciiiiiylV!Uliu May Ik'umo.
A report comes from Shaniokln to the effect
that tlio Pennsylvania Itailroad Company in
tends disposing of nil its anthracite - collier
ies in order to devoto all its timo to the carry.
lug trado, Tho collieries, it is said, aro to be
leased to individual operators. Tho Penn
sylvania mines thereabouts employ 3,000
men and boys.
Leave orders for names on Easter eggs hs
early as possible. W. V. Otto, 27 South
Main street.
W JIhik Them.
The latest and newest stylos in velvet, silk,
cloth and serge capes. Also a beautiful lino
uf coats for misses, from (1 to 10 years of age,
pricos ranging from $1.00 to ?0.00. QUI and
oxamlno aud bo satisfied with garments and
prices. It. F. Gill.
ltnlilied lMSt Night.
Tho saloon of John Itoskofski, on North
White street, was invaded by robbers last
night. Tho robbers ransacked the cellar,
which contains no doors, and took tho beor
pump and pipes and n quarter barrel of beer.
Entrance to tho saloon was gained by a trap
door, but its thoy found nothing of value,
tho saloon was left unmolested. Tho rob
bery la supposed to havo been committed by
tho gang of thiovos which have iufuxtcd this
locality for eoino timo.
Notlco Otto's windows wheu passing. Ob.
flervo that large cake which every one lias 11
hance to win.
April Fool's
Are thoy who miss tho great show now at 121
North Main street. FJora Duvallo, Lillian
Itovere, Mllo Fanclion, Signor Ncddoita,
original Spanish students, Tlio great Zuijcka,
Persian dancer, and Carrio Monroe, mono
logue comedienne. All for one dime. Cou
tiuuous pcrforuianco. It
Easter eggs and fancy baskets of every
description at Otto's, 27 South Main street.
J'Vee nf DUeuie
Health Otllcer Conry to-day removed tlio
lust placard und says that the town is now
entirely freo of contagious diseases. He
hopes thclpeoplo villi co-operate iu maintain
ing this Mate of affairs us far as possible, by
paying net attention to tho sanitary con-
.11.1.... 1 1 1
gUuueen uuu yams.
six m-ets filled for from 10c. to f j o(),
hopes-
ftOt Vfl nFO 1 ",nK mr ouifiin.
tb,o rot Tina. 5c. At Gruhlcr Bros,,
iilioiy
atW
1 1.
. la
Wo
PERSONAL.
Ted Price, tho well-known Ashland dry
goods man, is In Colorado and writes glowing
letters of tlio wealth of tho Cripple Creek
region.
John Kclper visited friends at PotUvlllo to
day. Mrs. X. W. Beddiill visited friends at l'otts
villo to-day.
Mrs. Jacob Noll went to Sliamokin to visit
friends this morning.
Mrs. A. P. Ta or spent to-day visiting
friends at l'ottsvillo.
The Misses Stein, of West Oak street, last
evening entertained Miss Fanny Gay, of
Pottsville, Harry Graffm,' of Cntasauqua,
and Messrs. A. C. Sherman and Thomas
Brew, of Malianoy City.
Superintendent M. P. Whltaker, who was
ill for several days, is now convalescent.
The many friends of Mrs. Samuel Lockle
and her daughter, Mary, now residing nt
Pottsville, Will regret to learn of their sick
ness, Mrs. Leckie suffering from an attack of
rheumatism, and her daughter being subject
to nerv. us attacks. Both parties aro con
fined to bed, but aro gradually improving.
i.uwaru .Murphy, ot riiiliule nil a. Is visit
ing his parents on East Oak street.
Messrs. James Wren and John Schrock. of
Malianoy City, wero visitors to towu last
evening.
Clarence Crolaugh left for Easton this
morning, to resume his studies at Lafayctto
College.
Miss Daisy Schollenbcrger, of Lincoln. Ta..
is tho guest of lier aunt, Sliss Malzo Scliollcn-
bergcr, on South Jardin street.'
Miss Mary McDonald, of South Main street.
Is visiting among friends In Shaniokln.
Easter Is coming. Otto is ready for it.
Highly Iteeoiiiinciideil
Willi amspokt, Pa., Sept. 13, 1805.
Prof. S. I. Wood is well known to mo and
I consider him an expert accountant, possess
ing exceptional ability atid worthy of ut
most confidence. Ho was employed by me,
personally, in a business transaction requir
ing an expert accountant and1 performed tho
duties exacted of him greatly to his credit
and to my utmost satisfaction. I do not
hesitate to highly recommend him in any
work requiring tho services of an exper
ienced Accountant.
T1109. JIillspauoii.
I have known Prof. S. I. Wood for soveral
years. His ability, habits and character aro
tho very best. N. A. PitisiCY,
Cashier I irst Xat. Bank, Coudersport. Pa.
Prof. S. I. Wood, President of tho Shenan
doah College, is 0110 of tlio most thorough
and clllcicnt Business College- men in tho
United States. Pottsville Republican.
It gives us pleasure to state that wo regard
S. I. Wood as one of tho most capablo ac
countants of Pennsylvania.
Lackawanna Lumiikh Co.,
I. F. Mcgargel, Vico President.
Obituary.
Bertha, three-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Oirbol, of West Applo
alley, died yesterday from membranous
croup.
Mrs. Cathanno Kneluon, after an illness
of ten weeks, died at her homo in Park
Placo yesterday. Sho is survived by a hus
band, two sons and four daughters.
Harry It. Cushen, of Malianoy City, who
has been a drug clerk in Krebs' pharmacy for
several years, died thero yesterday. His
death was very sudden, caused by pneu
monia. Tho deceased was to marry Miss
Ellio Krebs this week. His homo is in
Hagcrstown, Md., and ho camo to Malianoy
City from Philadelphia to manage tho drug
store of Harry Krebs shortly after the lot
tcr's injury lu a railroad accident last Oc
tober. 1
Kelly's Kuster Opening. '
The Easter opening of Mrs. J. J. Kelly,
on South Main btreet, for their beautiful
millinery goods, will coramenco to-day and
eontintio for four days. Tho choicest head
gear for ladies and misses is to bo found in
this establishment, and this year's display
surpasses any previous effort. Our lady
friends will miss a treat if they fail to tako a
peep at Kelly's display during tho opening
days.
The Williams funeral.
The funeral of Thomas LI. Williams took
placo this afternoon from the family residonco
at Ellaugowan nnd was attended by many
well known mining ollicials. Services wero
held in tho Welsh Baptist church, on West
Oak street, ltor. D. I. Evans officiating. Tho
remains were interred in the Odd Fellows'
cemct6ry. The pall bearers wero Messrs. A.
D. Gablo, James V. Davis, Edward Capper,
Marshal Baugh, Luke Bowen and Thomas U.
Williams.
Flowers 1 Flowers I
Wo havo received, and will continue to re
ceive, every variety of Easter flowers. Call
early to secure first choice.
James Goodman & Co.,
3-31.tr 27 West Centre street.
Card Fnrty.
A card party was held last evening at tlio
residenco of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wasloy,
on East Oak street, in honor of Miss Hunter,
of Boston, Mass., who is a guest of Miss
Emma Wasley. Miss Hunter is n teacher in
tho gymnasium of tho Bwathmoro College
Up to Date for I'll I in nud AcIk-k.
Everybody says Itcd Flag Oil, 25c. At
Gruhler Bros., drug store.
Assumed Their l'liitltlons.
William GUfillan and wife and Adam Mort
this morning went to Schuylkill Haven tu
nssunio their positions at thoalmshouse under
appointment from tho new Board of Poor
Directors. Mr. GUfillan Is a keeper in tho
insauo department and Mr. Mort is a steward
in the hospital.
Clanged liy Ills Wife.
John Sadusky was arrested last night on a
chargo of surety made by his wifo. Ho spent
several hours in the lockup and was subse
quently released on bail.
l'rlvutu Sale.
Tho furniture and household goods of tho
Schoifly House aro now offered at prlvnto
sale. For further information apply to J,
K. P. Scheifly.
Best Little Purgative
I ever used," writes ono lady, In regard to
Hood's P11U. "Thoy are so mild and do
their work with
out any griping.
I recommend
tbem to all Buf
fering; from cos
tlveness. They
Will certainly
bring your habits
regular- Vfe uso
no other cathar-
tlo." Hood's
pills are rapidly increasing In favor. 25c
1
1
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout tlio ltrglou Chron
icled i'or Hasty l'criiftiil,
April 1st.
This is moving day.
Tlio School Board meets to-night.
Many fllttings about towu aro noted.
Tlio telegraph polos In Ashland will bo
painted red and white.
A now safety lamp that burns alcohol has
been patented In Europe.
Tho annual supper of tlio Borough Council
will bo held on April 14th.
Tho Gilberton Grays havo been reorgan
ized forthobaso ball fronsoii of 1800.
humor has It that Preston "No. 3 colliery,
at Glrardvillc, will agalu shut down.
Tho Kaier Brewing Company will orcct
bcor rofrlgerators at Conldalo aud New
Philadelphia.
For winning n suit for I-nicastcr county
involving $170,000, two lawyers received a
fee of $11,000 each.
Prof. F. S. Miller, superintendent of tho
Malianoy City schools, will bo admitted to
tho Lackawanna bar in May.
Mrs. Ester Lcnm, of Ashland, has again
assumed cbargo of her school after an absence
of two weeks through sickness. '
P. H. Nolan, state organizer of tho Liquor
Loaguo Association, is now issuing a weekly
paper In Now York city. It mado its first
appcaranco yesterday.
Main Street received a cleaning up to-day.
Tlio business pcoplo cleaned tho street in
of their places and supervisor Llewellyn
hauled away tho Tcfuse.
James F. Canfield, agont tot the Prudential
Iusuranco Company at Schuylkill Haven,
has been promoted to assistant superinten
dent of tho TotUvillo district.-
Cal. Goulduer, of Delano, for many years
passenger conductor on tho Lehigh Valley
road, yesterday took charge of tho saloon of
Henry Schu, nt Mahanoy City, as the pro
prietor. There will bo a deadlock at tho Gilberton
Council nt their next meeting, Monday oven
ing, April 6th, for tho purpose ol electing a
Councilman from the Middle ward to fill the
vacancy mado by tho resignation of Mr,
Lehy, tbcro being four on each sido. A
lively timo is anticipated.
WOOD'S COLLEGE RECEPTION.
Monday livening, April nth, in Ferguson's
Opera Hoiie A Souvenir for All.
Monday evening, April 0th, nt 8 otloek,
Prof. S. I. Wood will give to tho citizens of
Shenandoah and vicinity a grand reception
in Ferguson's opera house. Prominent men
will speak, among them is tho Hon. O. F.
Williams, ex-Consul to Franco.
Tlio celebrated Grant Band will furnish
tho music. Tho band -will glvo a concert In
the College Hall from 7 to 8 o'clock, and
givo visitors an opportunity to inspect the
new college.
All who present nn invitation to tho re
ception will rcceivo a handsorao souvenir.
Tho work will begin in both sessions Mon
day, April Gtli.
The charter mombcr scholarship may bo
obtained this week by calling on Prof. Thos.
Martin, special organizer, or his assistant,
Miss Julia Byson, at Hotel 'Ferguson.
To-night's Alarm.
Electrician Iteeves announces that tho
signal for testing tho electric firo alarm sys
tem will 00 sounded from hox No. 35 to-
Silght.
Dirty
Hands
cleaned.
Mechanics,
Printers,
Type-1
writers,
Clerks,
o Lr
oi:ryaius,
Chjldren
, use jt.
No acid.
'The Modern Cleaner
No
chapping.
All Grocera.
I'rco bam pie.
ChlldtvCllds,
NATURALIZATION..
' " ' ' 1
1 - V
in ufiuiuun to ma ciays uxeu uy tlio role of
court, relating to naturalization papers, Jton-
uiiy. Jipni nm, m !j a. m., 19, now Hereby spetlnlly
designated for hearing naturalization applica
tions. Ily tlie court
4-1-lt J. It. DEEflAN. Frotlinnntfirv.
Public Sale !
Of the 20th carload of Western
Horses, at the Commercial Hotel,
Wednesday, April 15th, 1896, to
be held by William Neiswenter.
In case of rain, the horses will be
sold under coy'er $,) tf :
The car consists of '.drivers,'
workers, brewery, farm ,ai)d-mated
teams. , ,J.
Horses Constantly bit Hanj! for Sale
or Exchange.
WATCH THIS SPAcfc
FOR DAY OF AR'rIVAL.
rJ
Ami
The butcher, the grocer, the
stove dealer every tradesman
who finds it difficult to keep col
lars clean should wear the
TRADE"
LLULQIO
INTERLINED
and save the cost of laundry bills.
It can be cleaned as, often as
its owner wills, with a wet cloth
or sponge. The genuine inter
lined collars and .cuffs with a
' ' Celluloid "surface are all marked
as above. Accept, no imitations.
Tr the dealer does not keep them, send to us di
rect. Collars, SOc. each. Cutis, 4UO. palf-postpald.
State elzu and style.
TUB CELLULOID COMPANY,
New York.
O A D f I I " Is the best cleanser
9 HrULIU. for these coods.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TYf ANTED. Immediately, dining room girl
1 ? and other help. Commercial Ilotel, Shen
nndonh 3-3i-Qt
IjlOTt SALE. The water pump, counters nnd
' bar fixtures of tlio Schnilly House, For
further Information apply fo J. K. 1'. Scheifly.
milK SCHUYLKILL TRACTION COMPANY
JL gives notice that the Interest 011 Its first
mortgage 0 per cent, gold bonds, due April 1st,
will be paid on that date, nt the olllcc of tho
Equitable Trust Company, Trustee, Philadel
phia. 4-Mt
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
and enn't pet It, then come to ua for
it. Wo carry the best of . , . i , , , ,
Groceries, Butter and Eggs,
FLOUH and FEED.
Our delivery vngon awaits your order. Goods
delivered promptly. ,
riUSSER & BEDDALL,
26 East Centre Street.
Art Wall Paper.
Paper :. Your : Home : Artistically
Hut for ns little money as possible, YfnU
paper nnd room moulding in nil the
latent colorings nnd designs for your
parlor, bed room, kitchen, linll or cafe,
lieautiful Leathers for dining rooms,
only 30 cents. Come nnd see ourlrize
Designs.
House, Sign and Decorative Painting:.
Satisfaction gunrnntced. Estimates cheer
fully furnished. Bend postal.
J. P. GARDEN,
221"W. Centre St., Shenandoah, l'a.
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
I clothing for Men, Youths and
I Boys and are selling them at
prices far below the figures of
j any of ouf would-be competitors.
1 See Our Stock of Confirmation Suits !
j And Novelties In Children's Suits !
For children we offer a suit with
two pair of pants one short and
one lone. This is the latest
novelty. These suits are made, up
lor children irom 3 to 8 years.
Caps to match each suit.
Our spring line of stiff hats and
Fedoras, in all colors, is worth
seeing. ,
MAAinOTtl CLOTHINO HOUSE,
L. GOLDIN, Prop.
9 and u South Main Street,
Shenandoah, Pa.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
I'UltE BUt.TZEIl WATKR
TlfiTTT ; A euro for lifailaclio onil
DU1 1LC1 : atoiiiatli troubles,
aiKClKIt ALK,
OP WKISS HEEH.
ul L.VUISU llEEIt,
roitTEit.
17 ana 19 Peach Alley, Shenandoah.
OPEISI everyday
(Jo to tho Shciinmlofiii Dental Kooms for
Mlnlcsa extraction of tcotli. Gold im,l silver
lilllugs. If your nrtidcnl teeth lo not suit
you call to seo lis. All examinations freo.
Wo nmko nil kinils of plates. Gold Crowns
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns. Crown
and Ilndgn work nnd all operations that iwrr.
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates aro
ordered. We laro tho only users of vitalized
air for tho painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
(Tltman's iilook)
East Centre Street.
Office Hours: 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
SPRING STYLES
7 in--
vrv FINE CLOTH INfl
, ffow, ready at
PQRTZBJRQS.
St lk, Main street.'
A Flno Assortment,
A Fine Grade of Goods.
AfFnlr Prlyo to All.
We call speolnl Attention to
our lino ot Spring and Sum
mer Ncckwenr. An excellent
t assortment.
I REMOVAL.-
V.T Itcnr n m,mt tlm frtct- nn(l keep It B
f44 nhvnya before) you when In need E
3 of wnll paper, tlmt Thomas 3
3 Smrnfcit has removed his wall paper 3
I store to 3
I No. 23 S. Jardin St., g
I Near Davenport's Hardware Store, g
! THOMAS SNYDER, j
j PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER, j
S3 S. Jardin St.
i Call and see tho new spring styles just
Issued. :
lanwwmmiumTimTm
NEW SALES and EXCHANGE STABLES.
WORKING or DRIVING HORSES-
constantly on hand. Sold or exchanged.
H. L.JAIILLER & CO., Props,,
10 Ni Pear Alley.
Huslness ofllco: W. F. Miller's meat market.
12S N. Main street.
genutno welcome awaits you at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
Cor. flaln and Coal Sts.
Pool room attached. Finest whlskcvs. beers.
porter and ale constantly on tap. Choice tern
perance drinks and clears.
FOR tVIEIN ONLY.
Sure cure. No. 3 and B. Stops In 3 days, cures
In fi days. Bold nt the
NEW DRUG STORE,
28 East Centre St., Shenandoah.
HAVE YOUR HORSES SHOD
With II. P. MELLKT. tho practical horseshoes
and avoid any of tho 21 diseases originating-
irom improper uparings. tnu ui&eiwes oi mtr
feet given personal attention'
.h. fv melle;t(
f 1
South Market street, between Centre and Oalc
, streets, anenanuoan. "
WOOD'S
enandoah Gollege l
Charter nemberchoIarships;Sale
continued this Wctk only.
Three Departments at the Price of One.
'BUSINESS,
; isBRtWAND,
- . . ENGLISH,
PENnANHIP
, i:
TKQMAS MARTIN,
: SPECIAL ORGANIZER",
FERGUSON HOTEL.
P, J. CANFIELD,
, Agent for
SlWnandoah and Vicinity
"l L --For--
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter.
Barbey's Bohemian Beer.
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