The evening herald. (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, May 11, 1896, Image 4

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    LINEN MARKING OUTFIT!
With tills outfit nny one can put their
name on their clothing, handkerchiefs, Ac,
and It wont wash out. It consists of n ruhher
stamp with your iinmc on and nit indelible
pad which is always ready for use. l'rlco
complete '10 cents,
Wo can supply any style ruhher stamp
dcslrod, SM styles of type to select from,
HOOKS & BROWN
x North INlaln
it.
EVENING HERALD
MONDAY, MAY 11, 189(1.
(Irtind Jury Itcport.
ThoOmnd Jury completed Its labors and
iiroscnted to the court on Saturday the fol
lowing report, which was received with the
thanks of tho court, and tlio jurors dis
charged, 'Siuiro 1'. S. Snayhcrgcr was
foreman and It. 1). Itecse. of town, was
secretary. The report eays :
"We havo nctcd upon iOO bills of Indict
ment presented to us for our consideration
of which number 113 havo been returned as
trtie bills and 37 as no true bills. Among tho
bills ignored 32 charged misdemeanors, of
which number wo havo placed tho costs in 30
cases on tho prosecutor or prosecutrix, ami in
two cases on tho cuunty. Fiyo of tho bills-
ignored charged felonies, costs of winch pro
disposed of by law, without any intervention
of a Grand Jury."
Tho Grand Jury found tho prison and alms
house in excellent conditions and compliments
tho ollicials of both institutions. Tho new
liosnital. electric light plant and other im
provements about to bomadotothoulmshouso
aro approved.
"Wo have received a communication rela
tlvo to tho dangerous condition of tho public
road in East Korwegian township, between
Port Qirbon and St. Clair, at tho point where
Mr. Hoonc, of St. Clair, recently met his
death. This point should bo guarded by a
good railing, as there is danger to life aud
limb whilo it remains In itspiescntconilition
"Wo would also call attention to tho dan
gerous condition of the dossing in or near
Hahanoy City, whoro tho public road, Tho
Philadelphia and Heading liailroail anil tlio
roiid of the Schuylkill Traction Company
sross at tho same point. This point should bo
protected by safety gates or a watchman.
Wo heartily endorso tho action ot lormcr
Grand Juries ou condemning the Justices of
tho Peaco for many of tho petty cases which
find their way into court. Wo regret, with
former Grand Juries, our Inability to visit all
tho costs in many cases upon tho Justices
returning them. There can bo no reason for
their return to court, other than the desire to
collect fees from tho county. It is important
that Eumii remedy bo sought, legislative if
necessary, to correct tills evil. If tho Grand
Jury were vested with discretionary powers
in the disposition of tho costs as far as they
relate to Justices, It would go far to correct
the evil."
The report concludes with the usual thanks
to tho court aud its olllcers.
If you want a lino wedding cake, let Otto
mako it for you.
New Store,
New Goods,
New Prices.
We have opened with a new
and complete line of Men's,
Youth's and Children's
CLOTHING, . . .
GENTS' FURNISHINGS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS and CAPS,
COLLARS and NECKWEAR.
AT THE
PEOPLE'S
CLOTHING HOUSE
20 S. Vlaln St.
Formerly Wilkinson's Old Stand, and Next
poor to the First National BanK.
NEW DENTAL PARLORS
LATEST AI'i'LIANCES.
Filling- "th Gold, Silver, Cement. Gold mid
Porcelain Crowns and Bridge Work.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED.
E.NT1IIELV I'AISLIM KXTHAOTION,
DR. J. W. VAN VALZAH,
Ferguson's Theatre Block,
Corner Main and Oak Streets.
Kntmuee on Oak Street.
Office Hours : S n. in. to 8 p. m.
STEAM RENOVATOR
Now lu oiierntton for the spring
house cleaning.
Carpets Cleaned, a Specialty.
Feathers and Mattresses Renovated.
Price Liti Kenovntlng oarpets, Brussels and
Ingrain, So per yard. Heavier grailes, 4per
yard. Panthers cleuned, 8o per lb. Mattresses
cleaned and upholstered, hulr, (1; oottou, &3;
cheaper grades, l.
Called for and Delivered Without
Charge, by Your Command.
Add, STEAM RENOVATING CO.,
Dowers street and Apple alley, Shenandoah.
0-
U
LATEST DESIGNS.
TABLE
FLOOR
OILCLOTHS
From25C to 60c per yard.
E. B. FOLEY,
Corner Centre and West Streets.
PERSONAL.
Miss Sadlo Davis spent to-day at l'ottsvllle.
Cliarleo Dorr inado a business trip to the
county seat to-day.
W. J. Brilt is doing jury duty at the
county soat this week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Magarglo wcro visitors
to Hnr.tetou yesterday.
Mrs, Loeb, of Mahanoy City, was a guest
of town friends yesterday.
J. J. Shore, of West Cml street, snent Sun-
day among friendsn St. Clair.
Dr. G. M. Hamilton spent to-day in at
tendance at court ns a wltunm.
Harry lloughey, of Philadelphia, formerly
of town, is visiting his parents.
Michael lilm?. liartendnr nt Howell's rafo.
Pottsvlllc, is homo on tho sick list.
Miss Schminkey, of Ashland, visited
friends in town on Saturday evening.
Miss Maggie McDermott spent Sunday with
acquaintances at Ashland and Fountain
Springs.
Jacob Lcvit lias now fallen into tho good
gracos of Asliland'sfalrsex, whero ho visited
last evening. v. , ,
Miss Snllio Lewis returned to her home nt
Mincrsvlllo to-day after spending n pleasant
week with relatives in town.
John Snyder, tho efficient salesman nt
Keillor's dry goods store, was suddenly
called to Allcutown yesterday by tho illness
of his brother.
M. J. Malonc, ouo. of Undo Sam's most
faithful servants, returned homo yesterday
from a vacation among friends throughout
tlio Schuylkill valley.
Mr. and Jin). Gcorgo Seagcr havo returned
from a visit to friends at Xew York and
Brooklyn. They visited tho electrical exhi
bition at tho former place.
Miss Mamo Hinckley, of Pottsvillo, form
erly employed as typewriter nndstcnogrnpher
nt the Miners' Journal office, was a pleasant
caller at tho IIkiiald ollico to-day.
F. A.Matthews, of Lebanon, is substituting
for his brothcr-ln-law, Fnul Houck, who is
spending n vacation at tlio abovo place, as
prescription clerk at Muldoon's drug store.
This being Mr. Matthew's initial trip to tho
coal regions ho will, in company with Mino
Inspector Stein, inspect tho workings of
Maplo Hill colliery to-morrow.
W.'W, AV. AV.
Weak women wonder why they cannot be
cured. Madam Jacobs, of tho Tuit Medicine
Company, at Ko. 121 North Main street, will.
during her office hours, explain freo a simple
homo treatment which is a positive reliable
euro for all diseases peculiar to women and is
so himplo that any lady can uso it and euro
herself in tho privacy of her own homo.
Why sillier with backache V Why bo des
pondent V Why have a tired languid feeling
when help is at hand ? liead what Mrs. J.
Miller, of Shamokin, says about the euro :
! ivo doctors treated me. I was getting
worso right along. Three of them said I
had a tumor and would havo to go to a hos
pital and be operated on. I was advised to
try Tait's Cure fur diseases peculiar to
women. After three weeks the tumorous
enlargement is entirely reduced aud I feel
better than I have felt in years. I heartily
recommend tho euro to all ailing women.
It is so simplo that any.woinan can uso it."
I lie Madam can bo seen during her office
hours from 0 tq 12 a. m. and 2 to 5 p. in. at
121 North Main street.
llino Martin's Hit; llluir.
Wasiunoton, May 11. Su many mis
statements and misieprescntations have been
mudo regarding tho exact standing of tho
Pennsylvania delegation to tho St. Louis
convention that Senator Quay to-day decided
to find out from tho delegates themselves in
black and white just exactly how they stood.
Accordingly ho scut a telegram to every dele
gation in the state, asking them to deline
their exact position, Up to a very late hour
to-night replies had been received from fifty
out of tho sixty-four delegates. Every one
of those fifty declared himself firmly in
favor of Quay for tlio Presidential nomina
tion. Tlio Iloppes 31111 to Continue.
Business at the Excelsior Mill, Mahanoy
City, will resunio this week under the old
firm name, as heretofore Tho family coun
sel, Attorney Kaercher, of Pottsville, recently
called on Mrs. Iloppes. Ho advised her to
continue tlio business. Dr. Fctlicrolif, Dennis
Wehr and others, who were associated with
tho lato Dennis M. Iloppes, will coutinuo iu
charge
AVould-lle Car AVreckers.
Georgo Nitcli, Frank Walufski, Paul
Lumas aud Peter l'ohit, found guilty of
trying to wreck a Schuylkill Traction car at
Malzevillo ou Friday, were sentenced. Nitcli,
Walufski und Lumas must pay fines of $20,
the costs und go to prison for nlno months.
Boblt, who helped convict Ills companions,
got $1 line, tlio costs and six months im
prisonment.
Dropped Head.
William Eagan, who had been an iuinato of
tho Pottsvillo hospital under treatment fur
erysipelas, attempted to walk to his homo in
Mt. Lalfee, ou Saturday, under protest of the
doctor. When ho reached ihe latter placo
ho dropped dead,
oniric Presence of Mind.
Last evening as a Lakeside car waS UunhvJ
the corner of Centre and Whlto streets,?!
snirlttd horso in charge of W. J. Gate',
suddenly became frightened and started J'
terrific gait out White street, narVwly
escaping collision with a telegraph l'ulXia,i
it not been for the quick presenco of Jn(U(j up
tho driver some serious results mj(,t lavo
followed. The horso was gotten ii0P
trol at O'llnro'i Jivory stable.
.li i.ioquem rM'riuoiiA
Itlttcnhouse, siiperintoudillt of t)10
idUt i:pieoial hunpital, C;f ij,ttdcl-
An Kloqueilt Sermon
Dr,
Method!
phla, occupied tlio pulpit of the JU jj clurei,
Mat evening, lie nrcacueu. h v,.n,
boriuou, busing his toxt on the ljjroj0 f ti,0
goou Bamarnau. ino euuiuu iwu6 comfort,
amy mien auu a very aueuuviy aU( jouce ,vag
protein.
Schoppc orchestra Hay
hall, Thursday, May 14th.
tancc, Itobbius'
5.11-lt
lie Went It ltllnd.
A niinu norso owuru ny uulHliniiu llros.
caused a ripple of excitement nll rllriim'
btreet Saturday afternoon
wandered
from its post and made a. bee
lluo for the
entrance of a dwelling, but'
turned off galloped haii-hazzaril
upon
beiug
V too street
to Lloyd street, wjioro some ui
light it,
If you want a nice sweet Ion1
cad try
Otto's.
righting the
pmsnuuo, Jiay u.. ' Wj, of th0
Young lion's Institute, an orgaiiIJLtj0U wj,c,
islightlligtne A. r. A., wasoigai. Uud at st
llrlilget's llomau uilliouc cnuuv, j,, j.itta.
uprg lo-uay. a circular uua ueeii jm;,! (0
all Catholic churches in tho Uniteil stait,9 uy
the institute. The circular invites! sIf Cntlio-
lic societies of whatever character i
o join tho
especially
ho organ-
institute in bodies. The circular is.
mtended for liistcrn cities, where
Izatioil is beiug pushed among t'utl
iolii-s.
Liver Ills
Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headache. constl
pation, sour stomach. Indigestion niv promptly
cured by Hood's Pills. They do their work
H
easily and thoroughly.
IScst after dinner pills.
25 cents. All druggists.
Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, JIass.
Tho only Pill to take with I lood's Sarsaparllla.
THE BASE BALL RECORDS.
Standing of tlio Club' In the Knee
Championship rennnnt.
I l'.C.
5 .723
W.
I- P.O.
Phllad'a Pt
Boston..- 13
Pittsburg 11
Chicago 11
Cleveland .... 0
Cincinnati.. 11
llaltimore.il 8
.579
.471
.ill
.a-,o
,3-U
.100
0
0
.007
.0(7
.B79
.6751
Wash'ton.. 0 10
Brooklyn.. 0 10
St. Louis... T 13
Now York. 0 13
Louisville. 2 13
SATURDAl'S NATIONAL I.KAQUE GAMES.
At St. Louts Now York, 15; St. Louis,
8. At Cloveland Brooklyn, 10 j Clovclnnd,
8. At Chicago Philadelphia, 11; Chicago,
10. At Cincinnati Baltimore, 0; Cincin
nati, B. At LouUvlllo Boston, 17; Louis
ville, 5. At Pittsburg-Washington, 14;
Pittsburg, 0.
SUNDAY'S NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati, 18; Wash
ington, fl. At Loulsvlllo Brooklyn, 3;
Louisville, 1. At Stl Louis Baltimore, 9;
St. Louis, 0.
Enstrrn tongue,
w. I- r.c. w. I r.c.
Providence... (1 1 .857 Toronto .4 4 .600
Rochester.-. 7 3 .700 Bcranton 2 S .28(1
Syracuse . B 4 .550 Wllkesb'e.... 3 0 .250
Sprlrigfi'ld ... 8 i .550 Buffalo 3 0 .311
SATUHDAY'S KASTMIK LEAGUE GAMES.
At Wllkesbnrro Wllkesbarro,12; Provi
dence, 11. At Scrnnton Springfield, 12:
Sernnton, 0. At Buffalo Syrnctiso, 14;
Buffalo, 8. At Toronto Toronto, 12; Ro
chester, 0.
SUNDAY'S EASTERN, LEAGUE GAMES.
At Buffalo Buffalo, 18; Syraeuso, 4. At
Rochester Bochester, 1.1; Springfield, 8.
Atlnntlo League,
w. i r.c. w. r.. p.c.
Jtets 10 0 .02.5 AVIl'ington- 7 7 .MO
I'aterson 0 0 .000 Hartford 0 10 .875
Newark 0 7 .60.1 New Haven 4 11 .207
SATUItDAY'S ATLANTIC LEAGUE GAMES.
At Wilmington Wilmington, 11; Now
Haven, 2. 'At Paterson Pntorson, 13;
Newark, 5. At Now York Metropolitan,
14; Hartford. 5.
SUNDAY'S ATLANTIC LEAGUE GAMES.
At Paterson Pntorson, 15; Hartford, 11.
At Newark Newnrk, 13; Metropolitan, 10.
Pennsylvania State League.
w. i p.c. w. T P.O.
Lancaster.... 7 0 Kmo Hazleton 3 4 .4M
Athletic 7 1 .873 Pottsvillo.... 3 5 .1175
Shamokin... 4 I .600 York 3 6 .250
Easton t 4 .500 Carbond'c.. 1 7 .123
Saturday's state league games
At Philadelphia Athletlc,2"; Hazleton,
0. At Shamokin Easton, 15; Shamokin,
9. At Pottsville Pottsvillo, 7; Carbon
dale, 5. At York Lancaster, 0; York, 5.
i
Great lteclucttons
In Ladies' and Children's russet and fine
gondola shoos in endless varieties at
Womer's, 121 N. Main street. 4-17-tf
To flradiiatos.
Wo havo placed on our counters a beautiful
lino of cream gloria and china silks, hcurictta,
cashmeres und albatross. Also a fine assort
ment of India linens, nainsook aud plain
and dotted swlss.
5-7-tf E. F. Gill.
Heeds lteconled.
From Edward S. Nowell to P. W. Sheafer,
three lots in Hoscnsock; from Win. H.
Newell to P. W. Sheafer, threo lots in Hosen
sock ; from P. W. Slicafer's executors to Gpo.
H, Puruell, lots in Hoscnsock; from Lehigh
and Wllkesbnrro Coal Company to Luckey
Ilutuan, lot iu Klino township ; from Alfred
S. Wolf to Wm. O. Hack, threo lots in
Tremont ; from Agnes M. Hack to Win. C.
Hack, lot iu Donaldson; from Agues M.
Hack to Wm. C. Hack, lot in Donaldson;
from Agnes M. Hack to Wm, C. Hack, three
lots in Tremont; from executors of Charles
Dengler to Leviua A. D. Levan, premises in
Schuylkill Jlavcn. twi
,
Almond, walnut and filbert mK(V0n3 for
saie at y. v.uuos. .'
Portv-llvo Hid A " .'-?.
Saturday morning nt jtM tho time
for filing bids for rff'f X new
buildings and alsoo Juafe. aud for mak.
ing iinprove.neIlt (ll0 aImihousei exl,ired.
. 1 ia Mur forty-fivo bidders had pre
sentcil tnjf f jirolositIoii..p County Controller
U T)l 1,ids wiU 'be oi116'1 during tlio
J?-5nrt of this week and scheduled, and
fWmtruct awarded ou Friday or Saturday.
Fur Sale Cliean.
j 1 gray horse, 1 bay marc, 2 single spring
(wagons, 2 sleighs, 2 singlo sets harness, 1
platform scalo anil l counter scaio. iceasons
for selling, leaving town.
JAMKS UOODMAX & CO.,
5-8-tf 27 West Centre street.
Stair Cuptiiln l.lndsley.
God's American Volunteers lire making
much preparations to receivo Stall' Captain
Liudbley. or l'liilaitelphla, who win arrive
hero to-morrow. Ho will conduct open-air
meetings and also speak in tlio barracks In
ltobbius' opera houso. The public generally
is invited to attend.
Never Pull for Coughs nnd Colds.
That's what Pau-Tina is, 25c. At Gruhler
Urns., drug stpro.
KUculiuwer Chho Postponed.
Owing to engagements of Congresmau
llrumin, ouo of tho counsel, the trial of
Theodora i:ienhower for thenitirderof John
Schwindt, was on Saturday afternoon pot
poued until tho June term of court. A mini
her of people who had been subpoenaed as
witnesses, but not notified officially of the
postponement, made a trip to Pottsvillo to
day.
Notleo to Tuxpujers.
On and after Thursday.May 14th, 1600, five
(5) poij cent, will bo added to all uupuid 1805
taxes.
M. J. SC'ANLAN,
5-8-Ot Keceiver of Taxes,
Preparing J'or u Contention.
ltev. Cornelius Laurisin, pastor of tho
Greok Catholio chuah, is busy preparing for
tho annual convention of the Greek Catholic
Union of America, which will convene In
Now York city on the 20th, 27th and 26th
iust., and of which ho is tlio secretary. The
Union embraces 02 societios, having an
aggregate membership of over 4,00,0.
PilSsi
If
E.
A FATAL JUMP.
AVlUliini Phillip-, nt Mahanoy City, Killed
Yesterday Morning.
Special to r.vuxlsn IIr.uAi.ii.
Mahanoy City, May 11. William Phil
lips, nged 21 years and unmarried, was killed
between 3 and 4 o'clock yesterday morning
by jumping from a moving P. & It. freight
train near his homu at this place. Ho
boarded the train at Buck Mountain, tils
head and body struck tlio ground with great
force, causing a bad gash above the left eye,
fracturing tho skull and breaking tho left
arm in three places und Ills iiacK. ino
young man was dead when picked up. j
Tho latest stylo and color in men's tan
shoe can ho found at tho
Factory Shoi: Store.
The llrcnrry Outlug.
Yesterday tho employes of the Columbia
browcry and a number of guests enjoyed a
lay's outlug on Zimmerman 's larm, in Jiing-
town. The party was composed of 3.i people
who left in tlio morning in a largo wagon
drawn by four grey horses, and all Wear
ing white duck caps. A culU luncli was
served during tho day, nnd the parched
tongues of all present wcro moistened by the
product of the brewery. During tho course
of the day two games of ball wcro played
by members composed of insido and outside
hands, of which tlio latter won both games
by a score of 7 to 0 in the first gamo and 5 to
i iu the second, with Thomas Dovo as um
pire. Tho batteries were composed of J.
Makeley and Jerry O'Neill for tho inside
team and W. H. Fairburu nnd Adam Sum
mers for tlio outside team. Tho merry par
ticipants returned at dusk last evening
greatly elated over their day's outing.
20 Per Cent.
Reduction aro tho prices on our big lino of
men's and boys' russets and gondolas at
Womer's shoo store. 4-20-tf
AVin. Penn.
Mrs. Seltzer is seriously ill.
Henry Whitman's daughter is seriously ill.
Mrs. William Itichard's condition is im
proving.
A birthday surprise party was tendered to
Joseph Womer Fiiday evening and ho re
ceived a number of presents. Among those
present were: Misses Emma lloehm, Eliza
Griffiths aud Francis Sherman, of Suenan-
doan; Arthur Iteese and Miss Essie Geisc,
Lost Creek; William T. Morgan, Mahanoy
City; Charles H. Harris, Georgo Fox, Walter
Schoppc, Joseph Taggart, Henry Dressier,
Mathow Itecd, Walter, Charles" and Georgo
Woonicr, Charles M.y, and ltlchard Jones;
and Misses Lizzio Whitman, Lizzie Woouier,
May Itobertson, Carrie Birklehach, Sallio
Sargcaut, Maud Banuon, Cliarlotto Sherman
and Misses May and Steele.
Checks for tho famous gold nlluminum
tablo waro can only bo had a tho Factory
Shoo Store. Wo give' them to every pur
chaser.
Unjust Discrimination.
Tho thcatro entertainment booked for this
town 0110 night tills weel: will appear iu
Pottsvillo tho following evoulng. Tho
highest prico charged for a scat at tho latter
placo is 75 cents, while S1.00 is tho rate here.
Persons who have been in both theatres sav
tho difference, if any, should bo lu favor of
tliis town ns the local thcatro isnocomparison
to that at Pottsvillo in comfort to tho patrons,
stage equipment and general appointments.
Tlio prices charged will keep many away, as
tho public Is quick to resent anything that
savois ot extortion as this does.
No Trespassing.
All persons caught trespassing upon tho
grounds 01 tno unumnia l'arK will no proso'
cuted to tho full extent of tho law. So
much damago has been dono to the placo
stringent measures are necessary. By order
of the
5-0-1 w Board or Tkustkes.
Hotel and Stock Yard Destroyed.
A big coullagratloii occurred nt Pottsvillo
early this morning, at 12:110 o'clock, when
John WeisslngerV lilack Diamond Hotel and
stables, corner Co.il and NlcliUrai'fcrfrifrfc'j and
David Neuser's big stock,,-,, aln bn6it
residence, near Jjjfwero destroyed. Tho
loss is cstimatej-ut jio otiO, and tho firo de
partment hai'n.uc), JiUlcully in coufininf
tho llameF-Tf, ,i. hnildin-is destroved. Tho
origin
n oi ,, f
i fire is a mystery.
J'
Mrs. Kltch Scorched.
3Ir"TI.,!n fitM, nlmrirrul li- filof nt
Polico Tosh with keeping a disorderly houso
on West Lloyd street, was sentenced at
Pottsvillo on Satuida'y to pay J30 lino and
costs, and serve Imprisonment for six months.
They Are Marked This Way
LLULOiO
Mark
INTERLINED
Tlio genuine Interlined collars nnd
ruffa with a "Celluloid" surface, and tho
only water-proof collars and cull's
worth buying.
TRADE-
LLULOIO
MARK
INTERLINED
They aro worth buying, becnuso they
wear six times longer than linen, keep
clean longer, and when soiled, you
can clean them yourself.
TRAD
LuhjOIQ
of U
MARK-
INTERLINED
You can clean them yourself with a
wet cloth us easily nnd quickly ns you
can wnsh your bunds whether av
home or abroad.
WARK
INTERLINED
At homo or abroad, you'll find them
more comfortable, more convenient
aud moro economical than any other
collars and cutis made.
in urn.
INTERLINED
Aooet no IfflltttloDI. Mft.10 la hll tljUn k4 III
Hul I tTerjfthen r Hut d ui dlrwa. in.n luo. tub
Cult, ino pair .tpald. Btkta ! ud ty le.
T1IK CELLUbOIU COMPAM-, KK1V TtOIIK.
SAPOLIO "ftuhr't!,T.t.cJgSSL"
17
ou itiicoitnuit,
EMANUEL JEW
Of Jollctt. I'orterC'OM.-lis ft
Hebjcct to ltepublienn if in-Tlt,
FOR STYLE, QUALITY AND TASTE
In artistic Millinery, consisting of high grade goods at low cost prices
to cash buyers. Sailor hats 15c, Ladies' dress shapes asc up All
shades of Satin Ribbon, 5 inches wide, for 25c per yard for short
while only. '
AJ. KELLY'S MILLINERY
26 South Main Street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
f.AOlt SALE Dwellings No. 213, 217,210,221,
' 220 and 231? J5nt I'iml street. Mo deslrn1lc
locations. Apply to Z. S. Hobbles, Hlicuntulonh
Lumber nnd Peed Company oOlee. I-2S-tf
" AT ANTKI). Active, reliable men to travel
1 ) and solicit orders for fruit and oriiamcntHl
nursery stock. Permanent employment nnd
good pnv. Itofercnce required. Address tlio It,
O. C'llASU CO., South Penn So.., Philadelphia.
5-9-2Ct-eod
IJtOlt SALE. A 3-tory frame business proji
' erly on North Mnin street. Ope of the niot
desirable projicrtfcs ih tow'n. Apply to E. V.
Shoemaker, Attoriley-ftt-lnw, corner of Centre
and Market streets. 4-23-lm
T)AV1NGS AND CROSSINGS. Parties dcslr
X lnit stone for pavings or crossings should
write to P.J. l'olk, Siumnn', Pa., or Commer
cial Hotel, Shenandoah. 4-lWm
ITiOll KENT. A large double, well-lighted
' room, on the second floor, centrally located
with all modern conveniences, suitable for
office purposes. Apply at L. Hefowlch's clothing
house, 10 and 12 South Main street. 4-22-tf
)UOPOSALS. Sealed nnd marked proposals
will tie received by the undersigned until
noon of Sat urday, May 10th', 18,'for the crcrtlon
of a reservoir to hold about n half million
gallons of water, to be built on Water Fall
Creek In Itutlcr township, Schuylkill county.
Pa., nbilut two nnd ope half 25) miles cast of
Gordon. Plans nnd specifications can be seen
nt tho op.Ico of S. M. Itlley, Engineer, Ashland,
l'n., era' tio hospital. The right to reject ny
and nit bids is reserved,
15. C. WAnsKn,
Glrnrdville, l'n.,
Secretary State Hosnital.
5-0-11-1 i Near Ashland, l'a.
WANTED.
To buy n show case about 3 or 4 feet In length.
For nny further information call nt
POVINSKY'S DRUG STORE,
28 EAST CENTRE ST., SHENANDOAH, PA.
T. J. BROUGHALL,
Dealer in nil kinds of
Fancy Groceries,
Flour, Feed, Etc.
Goods Always Fresh.
NO OLD STOCK KEPT ON HAND.
25 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
Special Sale
In soap and washing powder for a
limited time only.
10 oz. cako of puro soap for 5 cents.
13 oz. packago of best washing powder, Sc.
4 lb. packago of best washing powder, 20c.
This is very low for first-class
goods and just what you want for
house cleaning.
Meluskey & Son,
105 S. Main St.
A FUI.I. LINK OP
NEGLIGEE
. . .SHIRTS
Witli attached or de-
tacliei) collars.
Also a full line of
SOFT SHIRTS.
Itlg assortment ot
SPRING and
. . . sunriER
NECKWEAR
PORTZ & BRO.,
2. N. Main St.
Salesmen Wanted
on salary, to sell Pennsylvania grown Nursery
Stuck, which is the hest In the worlii. All the
new specialties as w ell as tho standard varieties
of Fruits and Ornamentals. A tine outfit
furnishea nnU nil traveling expenses jmiu.
Hulnry dates from day work is commenced.
iv rue lor terms siaiingi;e.
HO0PES, BRO. & THOMAS,
Maple Aveoue Nurseries, West Chester, l'a.
II Suits Made t6 Order j
ii ;
!! Former Prices.
Illuo, llluck, Urowu Wl Gray
Cheviots, ?10.
Mixwl Goods, (Stylishly Made nnd
Trimmed) ?10, 11, $12, ?13and $14.
Stylish l'antaloons, $3.00,'$3.50, $1.00
and upwards.
Black Clay Diagonals) $15,
These goods ore till well lined
and well made. ' Every
suit guaranteed to fit. j I
KELLY & CONWAY,
NO. S j!
w. centre Street.';
BEDDALL BUjILDING. i
Beauty Unrolled
To the mlmlrlnsr prnzo of those who have a tasto
for really ine wftll pnper Ip tho display of new
w(i VappMvrinkleyf ha,vc Ju?trppcve,(l. You
curt ftny color or pitftpru you wfiht fpr your
luill,' bed rooin, parlor, elinirit room, kitchen or
enfe, frflm 5c up o S3 per roll. Fine artistic
ptiipep a 'eclnrty.
House, Sign and pccoratlve Painting.
Satisfaction guamntceil. IvPtlnmtes cheer
fully furfilshed. Send postal.
J. R. (SARDEN,
22 W peptre St., Shennndoah, Pa.
DO YOU OWN A BICYCLE ?
Vccan sell vou n new wheel, of the finest
mako nnd guarantee, at reducetl prices. Wo
mako a specialty of
. . . REPAIRING BICYCLES t
Do not Bond nwnv irom town to havo vour
wheel repaired when it can bedoifcat homo Just
as gou ami much entnper.
Faust Bicycle Works,
Ofllco: 120 S. Jardln Street, Shenandoah, Pa
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
and can't pet it, then come to ua for y
It. We carry the best of -
Groceries, Butter and Eggs,
FLOUR and FEED.
Our delivery wniron awaits vour order. Goo4s
delivered promptly.
liUSSER & BEDDALL,
26 East Centre Street.
OPEN EVERYDAY
do to tho Shenandoah Dental Rooms fox
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fillings. If your artifical teeth do not suit
you call to see us. All examinations freo.
We make all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown
and Bridge work and all operations that per
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates aro
ordered. We are tho only users of vitalized
air for tho painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms!,
(Tltman's Block!
East Centre Strccjt,
Office Hours: 7 a. ni. toS p. m.
Evan J. Dafies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking: I
13 N. JardiiV Street.
WOOD'S
Shenanrjo'ah Gollegel
366 STUDENTS
niRh. Pr)c!pal Teachers . . .
jl'T. . Ten Assistant Teaphers.
Bfisil l?s, Shprtliand,
nglisli, Typewriting.
Combine Scholarship
One Department . .
. . $150
. . 50
S. I. WOOD,
President.
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