w
ATCH FOR OUR "AD"
HEN . . .
ANTING BARGAINS
In STATIONERY.
lust now we nre otliriiii; SI sheets of paper
mill 31 envelopes in a ImniliMiino Ikix hi
follows :
OUR LEADER at 10 Cents, Worth. 20 Cents.
OUR SIGNAL at IB Cents, Worth 25 Cents.
Tluno roikIs nre made expressly for us In
large fpmntities and can licproemeu' nowhere
:lso in town.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
HOOKS k BROWN
North fxlain St.
Going elsewhere for stylish
Men's, Boys' 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, Boys'
and Children's Novelties ever dis
played in this city.
L. REFOWICH,
NO. io S. HAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, FA.
EVENING HERALD
MONDAY. Al'lilL 0, 1890.
itliiko Your IloyH iliul
Also your pocket-book by buying your
shoes at factory prices at the Factory Shoo
Store. Don't forget wo kivo you n, beautiful
penknife with each $1.00 purchase.
3-13-tf J. A. MoYEit, Mgr.
Mutlcu nil' lElieuiimtiftm and Neuralgia.
Hub well with Ited Flag Oil, i.5c. At
Oruhler Bros., drug store.
NEW DENTAL PARLORS
LATKST APl'UAXC'ES.
Filling with Gold, Silver, Cement. Gold and
Porcelain Crowns Biul ltridge Work.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED.
KNTInELY Paimjs Kxthaction.
DR. J. W. VAN VALZAH,
Ferguson's Theatre Block,
( Corner Main and Oak Streets.
Kntrnncc on Oak Street.
Ofllce Hours : 8 n. in. to 8 p. in.
STEAM RENOVATOR
Now In operation for the spring
hoiiho cleaning.
Carpets Cleaned, a Specialty.
Feathers and Mattresses Renovated.
Price List : Renovating carpets, Brussels and
ingrain, 3o per yard. Heavier grades, ic per
yard. Feathers cleaned. He peril,. Mattrcsnca
cleaned anil upholstered, hair, SI j cotton, 53;
cheaper grades, 8-.
Called for and Delivered Without
Charge, by Your Command.
STEAM RENOVATING CO.,
llowcrs street und Apple alley, 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
i
Instruments in this city.
IKE ORKIN'S
129 S. Main Street,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
an
LATEST DESIGNS.
ntSot OILCLOTHS
From 25c to 60c per yard.
E. B. FOLEY,
Corner Centre and Writ Htreets.
WW
BEFORE-
EASTER AT THE CHURCHES.
Iinprr.lu Services Held In Alt nT Them
Yesterday.
IJmter to flio most joyous ami glorious of
festivals in the ecclesiastical calendar nnd
henco a day of great rejoicing- in nil the
christian churches. All the local congrega
tions observed It yostoiday witli impressive,
services and many of tho churches were
elaborately adorned with Kuster llowcrs.
Among the most Itnprossivo services wore
thoe held In tho Herman Lutheran
church, on West Cherry Btrect, Tho
attendance was very largo, tho caivacitv
of the church being taxed. Tho singing of
the choir was exceptionally impressive,
especially the rendition of tho soul-inspiring
Ulster hymn, "Ho not Afraid." Kov. John
Oruiiler, the pastor, preached tho sermon on
a text taken from tho gospel of St. Mark,
ltlth chapter, 1-8 versos, nnd handled tho
subject In a masterly .manlier. Communion
service followed and was partaken of by 150
members. Miss Ida Dornliach presided at
the organ during the service.
Tho congregation of tho First Methodist
Kplseopal church observed tho day by hold
ing song and praiso service In tho morning
and in the evening tho pastor, Itcv. Alfred
Ifecbner, preached n eloquent Easter
sermon.
Itev. C. W. Scchrisl preached two Easter
sermons in tho English Lutheran church
yesterday, ouo in the morning on "Chilst's
Will, orTostan;nt1"nnd "Death and llos
urrection of Christ" in tho evening.
Rev. C. II. Spauhling, of Hazleton, offi
ciated at tho services in tho Calvary Baptist
church yesterday morning nnd evening.
Special anthems were Tendered by tho choir
at botli services.
Many peoplo of town attended tho evening
service in the Zlon Lutheran church, at Gir
ardvillo, last evening. This congregation
always makes Easter scrvico a feature and
tho ceremonies last evening compared favor
ablo with tho notablo ovents of past years in
the church. Tho service was opened with
tho choir's rcnditionofH.il. Danks' "Oh,
Glorious Hours," by tho choir, and was fol
lowed by the usual evening liturgy, after
which tho iwstor, Uov. O. E. Leopold,
preached a powerful sermon from Paul's
Epistle to tho Phillipians, 3rd chapter, 20-21
verses. This was followed by E. L. Ashford's
lienutifnl anthem, "Gloria in Excelsis."
Tho singing was remarkably good, especially
the solos by tho organist, Miss Whitman,
of Ashland, and the duetts by Miss Whitman
and Miss Wcndel, of Girardville. Com
munion scrvico followed nnd was partaken
fur tho first timo by tho following children,
who were confirmed on Palm Sunday :
Louisa Maria bippel, Ida -Nntilsa Ahrcnsfield,
Mary Darling Wagner, ltattio May Strali,
Bertha Mackel, Willie Thomas, Harry Portz,
Louis Albert Scheele.
Communion service was held in tho Trinity
Reformed church of town yesterday, morn
ing and evening, and were attended by largo
congregations. Tho communions were tho
largest in the history of tho church. Tho
pastor, Rev. Robert O'Uoylc, preached an
excellent bermon from I Corinthians, 15
chapter, 20th verse. Tho catechetical class
took its first communion. Tho church was
beautifully decorated witli Easter lillics.
Jlocs This Interest You?
TIio best classic dress Ginghams at 5 cents
per yard, wortli 10 cents. Also 36-inch un
bleached muslin at 45 cents, extra heavy, at
5 cents per yard. Dark Calicos, guaranteed
fast colors, at 4 cents per yard,
R. F. Gill,
TIio Shortull Funeral.
Tho funeral of tho lato Pierco Shortall
took place this morning from tho family res
idence, on West Coal street, nnd was attended
by over 800 people, including members of tho
Phoenix Hose Company, National Club and
Shenandoah Foot Ball Club, nil of which the
deceased was a vory active and popular mem
ber. Many very beautiful llqral oil'erings wcro
laid upon tliu handsome clotii covered casket.
The firo bell was tolled while the eortcgo
proceeded to and from tho Annunciation
church, wliero High mass was held. The
pall bearers wore Messrs. Thomas Ryan,
John Delaucy, James Dougherty, Thomas
Reynolds, John Martin nnd Joseph Mauley,
TIio reniaius wero interred in tho Annuncia
tion cemetery. O'llara was tho funeral
director.
Umbrellas from 75c. up at Brumm's. Now
stock just received. 4-3-tf
ltlght You Are, Ilrother.
From Tnmaipin Recorder.
There are some ugly rumors in circulation
concerning many of the north of tho moun
tain delegates who are to elect tho representa
tives to tho Republican National Convention,
that they have a fixed prico for their votes.
It is to be hoped that if it is truo they ought
to be exposed and afterwards kept at homo.
It is tune this bartering of votes is stopped.
lluvo You a llljr Foot?
If so, there is n snap at the Factory Shoo
Store for you. Wo have about 500 pairs of
men's working aud dress shoes, all sty' is, N os.
0,10 aud 11, which woaro selling for very
low prices to make room for spring goods.
3-13-tf J. A. Movek. Mgr.
Her Condition Critical.
Mrs. William Cleaver, of Ashland, is re
ported as being critically ill with gastric
fevor, witli little hope of lior recovery. Her
sons, Oeorgo nnd William, of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Clinton Koster, of Wilkesbarro,
have been summoned to her hedsido. Tho
latter resided hero at ono timo, aud is well
known in Shenandoah.
Orangos 1 Orange,,!!
Wo havo received a car of sweet Catania
and Messina oniugua which will ho sold
cheap, retailed at wholefialo prices for cosh.
Jamim Goodman & Co.;
4-3-tf 27 WestCtuitre street.
Mr. Fruney's Kctlrement.
In tho retirement of J. J. Franey from tho
furniture busintws tho local trade in that lino
will lose ouo of tho oldest housos. Mr
Franey's retirement, it is understood, is
caused by ill health nnd tho labor that de
volve upon him to take auo of tho nudor
tuking business and other matters iu which
ho Is engaged,
Additional Time (Iruntoil,
TIio Justices claiming election as Rorough
Justices of Shenandoah and Mahanoy City
havo been grunted two weeks additional
timo iu which to file answers In tho proceed
ings contesting their election,
Many NatnrulUiitloiis.
Tho court at Pottsvillo to-day granted nat
uralizatiuu papers to 25 applicants, most of
whom wcro Italians,
ltlieuiiiHIlsiii Cured In Day.
"Mystic Curo" for Rheumatism and Neu
ralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its
action upon tho system is remarkable nud
mysterious. It removos nt once the cause
and tho disease Immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits; 73 cents. Sold by
C'. H. llagenbuch, Druggist, Shenandoah.
A STABLE ON FIRE.
Firemen Clnllaiitry Overcome n Strong and
Stiihliorn llh7e.
At noon to-day lire started in tho hay loft
of M. II. Master's, on Korth Pear alley, and
within a few minutes It Rained great head
way. For a time tbo dense volumes of smoko
that poured from tho building seriously em
liarmssed tho firemen, nnd at tho satno timo a
high wind blew tho fiamos to tho south,
threatening adjoining frnino buildings and
causing fears or a conflagration. Several
strong streanuof water were soon in play and
in about half an hour the firo was under con
trol; but not before It had communicated
with tho second story of a house on the north
sido of the stablo owned by J. J. Frauey and
occupied by tho family of John Shirey. Tho
damage to both building will not exceed
$500, however, and tho firemen deserve praise
for confining tho flamos so well. Tho dwell
ing Is the only ono owned by Mr. Frunoy
Upon which ho has no Insurance.
A lilt Tor Coughs nnil Colds.
What? Pan-Tina, 25c. At Gruhlor Bros.,
drug store.
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout the liegton Chron
icled for llnsty Perusal.
Girardville will have a bicyelo raeo on
Memorial Day.
Tho new German Catholic church at Kast
Mauch Chunk will cost $00,000.
Any school hoy can ascertain tho lowest
bidder" by deducting $18 from $100.
Alico Coylc, of Mahanoy City, is in jail.
charged by Charles M. llrecu with stealing
$30.
Twenty crows, making 120 men in all,
wcro suspended by tho Lehigh Valley rail
road on Friday until to-morrow.
A marriago llccnso was issued to John J.
Wright, of Mahanoy Piano, and Miss Mary
A. Nolan, of Mahanoy township.
Jolu Metcalf, of St. Nicholas, has accepted
tho position of typewriter and stenographer
in tho L. V. C. Co. central cilice.
Jerro Donahue, who conducted ono of tho
finest saloons in Philadelphia, has been re
fused license Arthur Chambers was also
refused.
Mincrsvillo is to build a new building for
tho Good Will IIoso Company, to houso a
new chemical firo engine which it is pro
posed to purchase.
Tho Humano Firo Company, of Pottsville,
will hold a ball this evening. The Good
Will Company, of the samo place, will also
hold a ball this evening.
Tho Cambrian Society, of Tottsvillc, held a
banquet at Pennsylvania Hall Saturday
evening, which was enjoyed by about
hoveuty-fivo members and guests.
PERSONAL.
Thomas Fulton, of Girardville, was in
town yesterday,
D. J. llammct, of Frackville, mingled with
tho throng yesterday.
Miss I.lzzio Sheelo, of Girardville, was a
town visitor last evening.
Frank McGowan, of Wilkesbarro, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Miss Lulu Ilcaglc, of Iluck Horn, Columbia
county, is visiting relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Ileber Hooks, of Pottsville,
wero guests of relatives In town yesterday.
W. C. Baird yesterday returned to his
studies at tho Mcdico-Chirurgical College,
Philadelphia.
Miss Katio Langfort and lady friend, of
Mahanoy City, wero among last ovcuing's
visitors to town.
Daniel Ferguson, of tho Georgetown
University, is spending a vacation witli his
parents in town.
Rudolph Gauss, after a pleasant sojourn
among relatives in town, returned to his
home in Allcntown yesterday.
John 15. Schenhing, who is a student at ono
of tho medical colleges in Philadelphia,
returned to that city after spending a few
days with relatives In town.
Misses Lizzie, Jenkins aud Laura Lewis, of
Philadelphia, aro visiting their parents in
town.
Misses Julia Anaska and Ella Nedka, of
Sliamokin, wero tho guests of town friends
yesterday.
Philip Momborger, of Morton, Pa., who
was visiting his aunt, Mrs. Maun, of West
Oak street, returned to his home to-day.
Messrs. William and Albert Billinger, of
Reading, wero tho guests of their brother,
Martin, over Sunday.
Misses Esther and Thorcsa Ycdlnsky aud
Louis Levy, of Pottsville, circulated among
town acquaintances yesterday. .
Fritz Aeckerle, formerly brewer at tho
Columbia brewery, is making arrangements
to make a trip to Germany for the benefit of
his health.
Heady for lluslness.
The storo is now ready for bargain buyers.
Wo havo cleared away tho wreck of the
shelving that collapsed, and aro now prepared
to meet our numerous friends iu our tempor
ary locution In tho Higgius building, 23 South
Main street. Many of our finest goods wcro
damaged by being torn by nails and boards
and wo havo still further reduced prices to
clear out our stock in as few days as possible.
Wo offer Lancaster ginghams, for 5 cents per
yard j Merrimack prints, 1 cents per yard ;
"Defender" brand of crocket silk, largo
spools, for 5 cents each. Our entire stock Is
full of good, choico bargains that will pay
you to examine.
4-3-tf L. J. Wilkinson-.
o Change Iu Hulartes.
Coronor Mnrshall, Controller Severn and
Commissioners Rentz, Allen and Martin met
at Pottsvillo to-day and agreed that the
salaries of Deputy Coroners shall remain the
samo as last year. Tho salary of Deputy
Coroner Manley is f 125 per year.
Iteiiieiiiher If You lluvo a Cough or Cold,
Pan-Tina always euros, 23c. At Oruhler
Ilro., drug store.
ONE CAR LOAD OF
WISCONSIN HORSES.
PUBLIC SALE!
Washington Hotel,
HAHANOY CITY,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1896,
At 1 p. m,
BOYER 8c MILLER.
All koimI workers nnd drivers. Well broken
una urea.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IjWK HUNT. Storeroom and dwelling, 213
' gtouthJurdln street. Apply at the Coffee
uoue. i-t-u
-IJlOK ItHNT More und dwelling at No. 29
1 KOlllli .Main felreet. ADIUV ut mo nosl
ofllce.
1-3-lw
OU HA1.K. The water pump, counters and
1 hur fixtures of the behelllv House. For
further Information apply to J. K. '. Seheilly.
KILLED TWENTY PEOPLE,
Ifulmcs Prepares a Confession to bo Pub
lished After Ills Death.
Philadelphia, April 0. H. II. Holmes,
tho noted murderorln Jloymnoiislnirprlson
nwnltlni? exocutlon for tho murder of Bon
janiln I'itezol, has prepared a confession,
giving tho details of his many crimes,
which Is to bo mado public nftor his death
on tho gnllows. Iu lb ho tells how nnd
why ho put to donth no loss thnn twenty
mon, woiueu nud children. Ho glvos nil
tho facts. Ho writes as onlmty nml coolly
nnil romorsolossly at ho murdered. Ho
neglects no detail, nnd glvos nn account of
six murders which ho planned, but was
prevented from carrying out.
It was said that ho put cloven persons
out of tho world. AVhon his confession is
printed thoro will bo accounts of tho vio
lent deaths of nine pooplo whoso nbsonco
from their homos ami their frlonds has
hlthorto boon unoxplnlnod. Ho describes
in detail tho murder of tho Wllllnms sis
ters; of Qulnlnu, tho janitor of tho castlo,
who know too much; of Boujnmla I'ltczcl
und of tho I'itczcl children.
WOOD'S COLLEGE RECEPTION.
This i:cnlng, April Oth, In Ferguson's
Opera lIimo--A Souvenir for All.
This ovening, April (ith, at 8 o'clock,
Prof. S. I. Wood will give to tho citizens of
Shenandoah and vicinity a grand reception
In Ferguson's opera houso. Prominent men
will speak, among them is tho Hon. O. F.
Williams, cx-Consul to Franco.
Tho celebrated Grant Band will furnish
tho music. Tho band will glvo a concert in
tho Collego Hall from 7 to 8 o'clock, and
give visitors an opportunity to Inspect tho
new college.
All who present an invitation to tho ro
ccption will receivo a handsome souvenir.
Tho work will begin In both sessions Mon
day, April Oth.
Tho charter member scholarship may bo
obtained tins week by calliug on Prof. Tlios.
Martin, special organizer, or his assistant,
Miss Julia Ryson, at Hotel Ferguson,
Itendy For tho Fray.
Tho employes of tho Lehigh Valley Coal
Company at Lost Creek havo organized a
baso ball team witli tho following players :
John Metcalf, c. ; Win. Jones, p. ; H. V.
Hesso, II). ; John Barnliard, 2b. ; win. Price,
3b.; llcnj. S. Daddow, ss. ; Louis Hammer,
If. ; Louis Cake. cf. ; Victor Robbins, rf.
Address all challenges to A. D. Ximmicks,
manager, Lost Creek.
Tonight
If your liver is
out of order,
Heartburn
or Constipation,
take a dose of
Hood's Pills on
retiring, and to
morrow your digestive organs will be
regulated and you will be bright, active
and ready for any kind of work. This
has been tho experience of others; it will
be yours it you take Hood's Pills. 25c.
SPRING STYLES
IN
FINE CLOTH1NQ
Now rendy nt
PORTZ BROS,
21 X. Main street.
A Fine Assortment,
A Fine Grade of Goods.
AFalr Frlco to All.
Wo call special nttcntlon to
our lino of Spring and Sum
mer Neckwear. An excellent
assortment.
NEW SALES and EXCHANGE STABLES.
WORKING or DRIVING HORSES
constantly on hand. Sold or exchanged.
H. L.IILLER & CO., Props.,
10 N. Pear Alley.
Business ofllce: W. F. Miller's meat market.
12S N. Mnin street.
FOR MEN ONLY?
Sure cure, No. 3 and 3. Stops In 3 days, cures
in 3 days. Hold at the
NEW DRUG STORE,
28 Fast Centre St., Shenandoah.
WOOD'S
Shenandoah College I
Charter flember ScholarshlpsJSale
continues this "week only.
Three Departments at the Price of One.
BUSINESS,
SHORTHAND,
. . ENGLISH,
PENHANSHIP.
THOMAS MARTIN,
SPECIAL ORGANIZER,
FERGUSON HOTEL.
IF X0U WANT THE BEST
nnd can't get It. then come to us for
It. We carry the best ot , '
Groceries, Butter and Eggs,
FLOUR and FEED.
deHverld proptl?.0n aWa'U yUr rd"- a'
riUSSER & BEDDALL,
26 East Centre Street.
TivanJ. DaviesT
LIVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street
Collar
every day in the week, every
week in the year, is assured to
wearers of the "Celluloid1 ' water
proof collars. Neither dirt nor
water can hurt them. One will
outwear six linen collars aud
save dollars in laundry bills. It
costs nothing to keep them clean.
A wet cloth or sponge is all you
need use. Made in all styles
and sizes. The
TRADf
KLLUL0I
AtADK.
mark-
INTERLINED
Collars and Cuffs are the original.gcnu
inc interlined collars and cuffs with a
"celluloid" surface. Gettlicinnt your
furnisher's, or send direct to us.
Collars 20c. each. Cuffs 40c. pair.
THE CELLULOID COMPANY,
New York.
S A PO JL BO 18 $S SsffiSff
OPEN EVERY DAY
Go to tho Shenandoah Dental Eooms foi
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fillings. If your artifical teeth do not suit
you call to see us. All examinations freo.
Wo mako all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown
and Bridge work nnd all operations that per
tain to Dentil Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates are
ordered. Wo aro the only users of vitalized
air for the painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
(Titman's Block)
East Centre Street.
Ofllce Hours: 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Beauty Unrolled
To (he admiring xnzo of those who have n tnsto
for reallv lino wall nauer is the tlisnlay of new
wall paper wrinkles wo have just received. You
t-an And any color or pattern you want for your
hall, bed room, parlor, dining room, kitchen or
cafe, from So up to 3 per roll. Kino artistic
papers u specialty.
House, Sign and Decorative Painting;.
Satisfaction guaranteed, Keti mates cheer
fully furnished. Send pobtal.
J. R. GARDEN,
221 W, Centre St., Shenandoah, 1'ft.
publicTaTe" of" real
ESTATE.
On Friday, May 1st, 1800, at 11 a. m.,the under
feigned will expose to public sale on the premises,
Nig,2ii and 2S North Main street, Shenandoah,
I 'a,, the follow iug described real estate: All
that certain lot or piece of ground situated on
Aestftldeof North Jlaln htrect, between Lloyd
nnd Centre streets, Shenandoah, Fa., ntarked
and known a Jot No. 3 in block No. 11, on tho
map or plan of Shenandoah, containing in
front or width on Main street 30 ft., more or leas.
and in depth westward 150 ft., inoro or less ; to
gether with the buildings erected thereon.
Terms of miIo: W per cent, of amount bid to bo
patu wuen tue properly la fatrucictiowu ; naiauco
to be paid when deed is rawly. Tho right Is
reserved to reject any or all bids. For further
particulars apply to
AVlLUAM DEIIII,
Kx ecu tor.
Or to M. M. llurke.his Att'y.
April 4, 1800.
R ZMOVAL
Of CHRIST. FOLTZ'S borher shop from Hait
Coal street to 103 'West Centre street, formerly
occupied by Joseph Holvey.
CLEAN TOWEL WITH EVERY SHAYE.
HAIR CUTTING A SPECIALTY.
EninmuuumTninniuuummnmimimmniiiMinmia
W
REMOVAL.-vD 1
g Bear In mind the fact, nnd keep It 1
E i4 always before you wlien In need
5 of wall paper, that Thomas z.
3 Snyder has removed his wall paper
rrj storo to
E No. 33 5. Jardin St.,
H Near Davenport's Hardware Store,
1 THOMAS SNYDER, I
I PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER, f
1 23 S. Jardin St. I
Call anil see the new spring styles Just f
3 issued.
IwiiumuiiMiiM
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 fain, the horses will be
sold under cover.
The car consists of drivers,
workers, brewery, farm and mated,
teams.
Horses Constantly on Hand for Sale
or Exchange.
WATCH THIS SPACE
FOR DAY OF ARRIVAL.
STOCK NOW OPEN I
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, witli
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 !
AnH Wnvoltlcw In P.hlMmn'c Culfe 1
nnu iiwiviio.i; 111 viiiiui bii u uiuid .
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, iu all colors, is worth
seeing.
MAMHOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
L. GOLDIN, Prop.
9 and n South Main Street,
Shenandoah, Pa.
CLOSING
SALE !
Owing to ill health and by
advice'of my physician I am
compelled to retire from busi
ness and consequently offer to
the public my entire stock of
fine furniture, regardless oC
cost.
This ...
Is No . .
Advertising
Scheme-
Our Store Room is
now offered for rent and will
be fitted up to suit the parties
renting it.
The Undertaking
business, I will give my usual
attention, and my friends and
customers will find me or my
representative ready at any
time to attend the same.
v -v nr I ITT. "'"-
J. J. rKAJNJ
OUT
Cor. Main and O:
J