REVOLVING
Dating Stamp
SO CENTS.
Strongly made niul will Inst a
long time. It stamps all the
months and years from 1895 to
1900; all the figures from o to 90
and the words rcc'd, ans'd, paid,
ac'p'd and ent'ed.
Size of letters and figures,
MAY 14,, 1896.
HOOKS & BROWN
Q. Northi rvlaln St.
FOLLOW
THE CROWD
And you will reach the
Mammoth Clothing
House. We have wou
the reputation of being
... THE FOREMOST ESTABLISHMENT
For stylish and correct-fitting
clothing.
Spring styles selected with the
usual care. Prices to conform
to the times.
Good light suits for men, $5 and
$8, formerly sold at from $2 to $3
more.
Chlldrens' Light Suits at Halt Price.
, . . Full Line of Hats in all Styles,
E,
L. Goldin, Prop.
9 and 11 S. Main St.
THURSDAY. MAY 21. 1800,
lteferred to MlUor Finney.
From Pnttsvillo Itepublican.
Tlio Schuylkill delegates would gladly vote
for McKinlcy pi .St. Louis could they but
phtain pcrsiwajthig 7n' atffJKi Tlicy
ccivlng permission to represent tlio universal
sentiment of tho peoplo of this coal region,
irrespective of party afllliations. Wo hope
they will receivo it because we pity thcta in
their lorlorn positions.
YOUR TlflE.
We have just received an im
mense stock of Men s, Boys and
Children's
Spring and
Summer
Cloth ind
In all the latest novelties of the
season. Call early and receive your
choice. We are selling clothing at
such amazingly low pi ices as to
reap harvest in bargains for buyers.
We never fail toplease you if you
call and examine our big stock.
PEOPLE'S
CLOTHING HOUSE
EES S. Main St.
Formerly Wilkinson's Old Stand, and Next
uoor 10 ine rirsi national jioqje,
-1 AM ALWAYS IS-
MY DENTAL PARLORS.
Filling with all known material. Crown
nnd Itridge work. Kxamimuians free. Ex
tractions freo, when now teeth are ordered.
Cleaning teeth free when I do your work.
All extractions painless. I'll re gas adminis
tered. Guarantee with all my work.
Artificial teeth inserted and warranted.
DR. J. W. VAN VALZAH,
Ferguson's Theatre Block,
Corner Main and Oak Streets.
Tak the iron stairway on Oak street.
Ofllee Hour : a. m, to 8 p. m.
STEAM RENOVATOR
Now in operation for the spring
houne cleaning.
Carpets Cleaned, a Specialty,
Feathers and Mattresses Renovated.
Price List: lEenovatln? aumeta. Ilru.,l and
Ingrain, 3o per yard. Heavier grades, Joiwr
yam, reamers viwinni, &o Iter in. lutlresHea
cleaned and upholstered, liulr, 91; cotton, S3;
cheaper grades, $2.
Called for nnd Delivered Without
Charge, by Your Command.
Add, STEAM RENOVATING CO.,
Bower Btrcet and Apple alley. Hheiiondoali.
E. B. FOLEY,
GROCER,
Has Moved to
37 West Centre St.
EVENING HER ALD
AFTER BOODLERS.
Tnxpujcrs Say School lllrectors Share In
Teachers' Salaries.
Special to KvENIsa Heralii.
Ckntoalia, Jlay 21. An interesting law
suit win tried hero last evening before Justice
of tlio l'eaco Loughlln, in which Miss llrld-
get McLaiu, a school teacher, was tlio plain
tifT nnd tho Sohool Hoard of Conyingham
township defendant. Miss Mcl-ain sued for
four month' salary, aggregating $200. Tho
Hoard had paid her tho salary for tho first
four mouths at tho samo rate, but in answer
to tho suit alleged that at the tlmo Miss Mc-
Lflin nnd others wero elected teachers noth
ing was said about salary. Two members of
tho Hoard, who mado tho motion electing
tho teachers nnd tlio olio who seconded it,
sworo that tho salaries wero Used, nnd it was
a raistako of tho secretary tli.it tho salary
was not noted in tho minutes. M. M. Hurkc,
Esq., of Shenandoah, appeared for tlio
teacher, and W. A. Marr, Kso,., appeared for
the landowners, niluo operators and other
largo taxpayers for whom tho opposing
School Directors in tho matter acted, In tlio
summing up Mr. Marr gavo an inkling to tho
truo issue, lie contended that a deal had
been mado between Miss McLain and curtain
School Directors by which tho latter wero to
receivo $25 per month from her salary of $05,
and It was by reason of this deal that tho
heavy taxpayers of tho township had mado
tho fight. Justlco Louglilln gavo judgment
for the full amount claimed and the tax
payers gavo notico of appeal, their counsel
claiming tho caso would bo fought until the
boodlers would bo cornered.
All of Sousa's music at Brumm's jowelry
nnd music goods store.
Tlio Conl Trmlc.
In nnthracito coal there is nothing of
moment to report. Tho conditions remain
much as they have during tho six or eight
weeks, the miners aro working on short time,
and tho output is nt the rate of about three
quarters of a million tons per week, but oven
with this there is sufficient coal to meet any
and all requirements. In fact so much so is
this tho caso that a considerable proportion
of tho out-put is now going into stock at
at distant points to bo ready for demand after
tho first of July.
It is considered probablo thataftcr tho date
mentioned there will bo sufficient demand
for tho coal to take a product of perhaps ono
million tons per weeks in addition to taking
up somo of tlio stock.
Premiums free. "I'criodicalTicket" does it.
Suprlse l'urty.
Miss Birdlo Lcitzcl was tendered a surprise
party last oveniug at her homo corner of
Main and Coal streets. It was attended by
many friends who spent a very pleasaut
evening and partook of an excellent supper
at midnight. Among thoso present were
Misses Maggie, Cora, Edith and Lizzie
Miller; Maria Evans, Sidney Nciswinter,
Maggie Hums, Emma Buck, Katio llageu
bueh. Maine Grosser, Lizzie and Ella Lcitzcl ;
and Messrs. Guy Sterner, Walter Ilumbcl,
Harry Faust, Thomas Welsh, Henry Walters,
Fred. Frey, Thomas Rogers, John Baker,
John Hopkins, William Evans, Harry Hilncr,
Albert Iianier, Charles Lcitzcl, Frank
Websterand Lawrcneo Houser.
I -St,,.,. , - .
Make your sele'ction'nR 1" 1 , .
nurseries. All enrtarif IWf.i.nnttrOJ"1"1'10
and daisies, and all kinds of bulbs. draft1
the door and car faro allowed. 5-lS-0t
Tlioj'll Soon Slurry.
Tho following marriago licenses wero Is
sued sineo our last report: Joseph Hughes
and Maggio Yeagcr, both of Pottsville;
Edward Dunn and Mary Foley, both of
Maeanoy City; Max Gitelson and liosio
Greciibaum, both of Shenandoah; William
Kohr and Katio 11. Leininger, both of Porter
township; Andrew Znglda, of Coal Dale,
and Mary Bludzlnnas, of Mahanoy City;
Alex. Kuczlnski, of Win. Peun, and Antiou
etta C'uzefski, of Shenandoah; Milton S.
Kistler and Emma Helper, both nf Shenan
doah. You can save enough on two pair of shoes
to buy tho third hy buying at factory prices
at tlio Factory Shoo Store. J. A. Moyer,
Manager. 5-20-tf
They Aro "Well Known Here.
From Mahanoy City Itecord.
They aro keeping it very quiet, telling
only their Intlniato friends, and then in a
whisper, of their approaching wedding and
tlio public should do tho same. The groom
is Mr. John h. Hughes, a well-known and
deservedly popular young man about town,
and tho brido is Miss Lillian May Phillips,
qui to as popular as tho groom. Tho wedding
will take place ia June, as tho song goes, in
tho mouth when all flowers aro in bloom.
To (iruiluiitet.
Wo have placed on our counters a beautiful
line of cream gloria and china silks, henrictta,
cashmeres and albatross. Also a fine assort
ment of India linens, nainsook and plain
and dotted swiss.
3-7-tf 15. P.Gill.
Tlio IliiipltuI lEcxertolr.
Tho Board of Trustees of tho State hospital
yesterday awarded tho contract for the con
struction of the new reservoir from which
tho hospital wator supply will bo secured to
Thomas J. Humphries, of Ashland, who will
begin tho work at once. Tho roservoir will
lie supplied fiom tho Rattling Run stream.
and will bo located at tho base of tho Broad
mountain, about two miles north-uat of the
hospital. Tlio breast will bo It feet high
and 185 feet long, and it will havo a capacity
ot duu.uuu gallons.
The ladle' OSc Oxfords that wo advertised
are going fast. Have a big loj loft ; they are
uurgMiug.
Faotohy Shoe Stohb,
5-SO-tf J. A. Movmt, Man.
Jumped the Truck.
A ear an the Miiiersvlllo division of tho
Schuylkill Rloctric Railway, jumped the
truck lit what Is known m "spring switch,"
near West Woods yesterday. Two trolly ears
and a trailer left MineravUlo with standing
room at a premium. Tlio car was late and
was ruuiiing at a fast rate of speed when the
switch was reached. As soon as the car
Jumped tho track every perwu on tho trailer
was confused and very badly shaken up.
Four persons wero injured. Editor C. E.
Steel had a rib broken and was otherwise
badly bruised.
Your favorite magazluo freo by using
"Periodical Tickets." 5 15-Ot
Deeds Iteeiirtled.
Tho following deeds wero filed in tho
Recorder's office; From H. L. Williams to
W. L. Yoderetal., oxecutoraof D. H. Scidel,
lot in Pottsvillo; Daniel!). Zicgler to George
M. Rates lot In Rush township.
HOOD'S I'lLLS cure Liver Ills,
IIlllousiicss, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleas-11 1 laxative All Druggists.
You Can't AlHiiys
get something for nothing. Try "Periodical 1
Tickets" and seo if you can't. 5-15-0t
GOVERNOR HASTINGS DENIES IT.
He Is Js'ot n Cnnillilatu for Vlco l'rcsldcnt
with McKliiley.
HAltmsnrtso, May 21. Governor Hast
ings Inst night emphatically denied tho
report emanating from Washington to the
effect that Senator Quay wants him nomi
nated for vlco president with McKlnloy.
The governor not only declared thnt he Is
not u candidate for tho vlco presidency,
but added that ho Is satlsflod with the
ollleo lie now holds.
The only element of truth In tho story,
ho mid, Is that concerning the governor's
visit to Senator Quay nt Washington. It
Is no secret that ho went thero ton days
ago and talked with tho feuutor In refer
ence to the speech placing his nnino licfore
tho convention for president. As to the
report that Sonntor Quay Is going to Can
ton to consult McKinlcy on tho money
question, the governor said ho knows I
nothing apart from what ho sees In the
newspapers.
"I have boon elected a dclcgnto-nt-largc
by tho Hepubllenns of this stnto," ho con
tinued, "nnd I nm instructed to support
Senator Quny for tho presidential nomina
tion. I have agreed to tnnko tho nominat
ing speech, and am assured by Sonntor
Quay thnt ho will bo n candidate until n
nomination Is mndo. Every quality of
good faith to tho Ilepubllcans of tho state
and to myself precludes tho Idea of my bo
tng a candidate."
"Periodical Ticket Books" free to all. Gt
PERSONAL.
Justico T. T. Williams, who was conflucd
to his bed by Illness tho past two days, has
recovered sufficiently to visit his office.
William Garner and family, of West Ccntro
street, to-day moved to Jeanesvillo.
Miss Carrie Folmer is homo from tho
Iiuckncll University, Lewlsburg, and to-day
attended tlio funeral of her slstcr-ln-law,
Mrs. Frank F. Folmer, at Orwigsburg.
Mrs. William Stein Is spending two weeks
as a guest of friends in Pottsville.
G. M. Peters, of Brecu's Rialto Cafe, is
spending tlio day in Pottsville.
Mrs. ltemaly, of Dunmore, a former resi
dent of town, is visiting hero among rela
tives.
Dr. and Mrs. Broiler, and son, Ira, Miss
Burleigh Kitto, and James Davis, and sister,
Sallie, of Girardvillo, were attendants at tho
concert last evening.
Miss Mary Willard, of Girardvillo, was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Jacobs, of West
Oak street, to-day.
Miss Emma Gowell, of North White 6trcet,
attended tho Dickinson-Edwards wedding at
Haven Itun yesterday.
Mrs. Xon ton, of Williamstown, who was
tho guest of Mrs. Lichleitncr, on South
Gilbert street, returned to her home this
morning.
Mrs. Benjamin Matz, of West Oak street, is
visiting among acquaiutances in Williams
town. Miss Edith Miners has returned to town
after spending two weeks with friends in
Mt. Carmcl and Shaniokiu.
Thomas Connors will fulfill tho duties of
general manager of tho dancing pavilion at
the opening of Lakeside park, on May 2fith.
Mrs. Dal ib and daughter, yesterday visited
friends in Pottsville and St. Clair.
l!ev. Alfred Ilecbuer, pastor of tho First
dvS.ViilSiSrJjl.taWlSaan'loah, accompanied
bydiis wlfoaroIspenu.. ,, ,!,, Mr
w Z: ' V.' S. Guiterraan.of
rurowell Tarty. --
Miss Lou Garner, who to-day moved with
her parents from town to Jeanesvillo, was
last evening tendered a surpriso party at tho
residence of tho Misses Russell, at Lost
Crcok. Owing to tho unfavorable weather
tho attendance was ust as largo as expected.
A very enjoyable evening was spent and
among thoso who partook of tho festivities
wero Misses Mary Kincaid, Mary Johnson,
Annie Bartsch. Felicia and Susan Russell,
May and Carrio Garner j and Messrs. Napoleon
Powell, Harry Mayberry, John Kincaid and
Hippolyto Lawsou.
False Alarm.
Tho fire department was called to tho cor
ner or Main utld Cherry streets at 8:30
o'clock tills morning, but thero was no
necessity for its services. A dofectivo flue
in tho saloon kept by John Shupec, in the
building on South Main street owned by F.
J. Brenuan, filled tho place with smoke when
flro was started in tho saloon heater and tho
outpouring of smoke frlghteued a neighbor,
who sounded tho alarm.
I.csson la lteclproclty.
T. II, Hutchison, proprietor of the Ferguson
Houso, gavo tho manager of tho Sousa Band
a lesson on reciprocity when application was
mado for rates. "$1 a day is all I can pay,"
said the manager, "wo always get tho benefit
of half rates, wherovor wo stop. "
"Indeed Woll, I havo 20 peoplo employed
in this hotel," said Mr. Hutchison, "and if I
send them down to the theatro in a body will
you givo them reserved soats at half price?"
" O, no; wo couldn't do that, you know, "
and tho advanco agent and hotolkccper
didn't gcttogcthor.
If you want a fluo wedding cake, let Otto
make it for you.
A Milo a Minute.
Tho eight wheel cars on tho Lakosido rail
way will in a few days ho equipped with 50
liorse power motors that will give the cars an
average speed of GO miles nn hour, The
object of tho company In dolus this is to keep
up their sehedulo tune during tho summer,
as they olalm too much time is lost ill climb
ing tho grades,
Appointed I-aml Agent,
David Faust, of Tremont, has been ap
pointed district land agent for the P. & R.
O. A I. Co., to succeed J. George Medlar, of
BlMinokln, who resinned on last Wednesday.
Mr. Faust will tako charge of his office on
Juno 1st. Mr. Faust was formerly a resident
of Shenandoah, and his many friends will bo
pleated to loarn of his advancement.
r
A l'llet Worth Kiiiming,
A "Periodical Ticket Book" will bo given
to you soon if used according to instructions
will entitle you to your favorlto paper or
magasdno for one year free, S-is-Ot
Death of a Taiiiaquii Lady.
Mrs. Caroline Lebo, wife of William Lebo,
dieil at her homo on Catawlssa btrcet,
Tamaqua, yesterday morning from catarrh
of tho stomach and dropsy, She was born in
FrederlcKsburg, Lebanon county, and came
to Tamaqua with hei husband SI years ago,
Tlio funeral will take place Saturday
afternoon.
Ofltco linprotemenU,
Tho adjoining offices of M. M. Burko,
Esq., and Dr. W. N. Stein, In tho Egan build
ing, are being mado uinro comfortable and at
tractive by a corps of paper hangers.
There Never "Was H Itelter Cure
Than Pan-Tina for coughs, 25e. At Gruhlor
Bros., drug store.
of tho Globe for
IP HE LIU afflU 3 I
NEURALGIA and similar Complaints,
ftDuprcpui-uu uuuur mo stringent
GcIiMAN MEBiCAL LAWS,
.prescriDcauy eminent ptiycicians!.
UK. MJUiJltirS
IN EXPELLE
World rpnownedl Rematrtxhly successful!
Onlr Komilnc with Trndo Mark "A nclior,"
31 H QHfcST AWARDS.
12 Branch How!, Owa GlaiaworkB,
6 ic 50 Ms. In Hhciia"" lor sale ny
'. P. D. Klrlin. G S. M.r.n .-t . .1, .M
Hlllnll.TH. M.dil H t. "a-
ircnbucli. K I'.. r. - nui k.
2 Shoes ati
i Factory Prices.
1 You Might 1
I As Well.. I
1 Wear Russets 1
2 About every other jE:
:j3 person you meet has r
Ej; on a pair, and if they
come from us they got sE
2 them at the right
j3 price, the Factory je:
2 price; that's the only
3 one we know, and it is SE:
Es below any other price
2 this town ever knew, sc:
:3 Almost any shoe we E
3 have in black can be 2
3C duplicated in Russets,
s Babies' Shoes, i
1 Children's Shoes, ;
j Boys shoes, j
Es Girls' Shoes;
Men's Shoes, i
EJ Women's Shoes,
are all here in Tan St
3 color and the Factory sE
Es Price on every pair. E
Es That beautiful
1 Alluminum
liable Ware I
rs Is given free to our
St
Es customers. Checks r
sr
3 given with every pur-
Es chase. St
Beddall Building. gr
e! a. moyer,
tS nnnager. St
CHARTER NOTICE.
VOTICK 1H IIEItEHV GIVEN THAT AN
iA apolkiitlon will be nmdo to the Court ol
Common Pleas of Schuylkill wunty on Slon
day, June 8th, is, at lOo'clock In the forenoo
uiuler the "corporation act of tho Coimn :
?' t e"",yl,va,,u' "PProvcd April aS ,
1671, ni d its supplement, for the charter of a
lnteiHlo.1 e..n.oratlon to be called, "lletliuny
KvwiKt-l leal Congreifatlon, of huonniidoan
Hchtiylkll county l'eniwylvanta." 1
poratlmi Is fonueil for the purpose of nuUlo
worship of (loci the promotion of the Inieres s
of rellKloii and the spread of Christ's KUwSHm
accimllnu to the d.X'tr ne of the "UnIM V, '
Helical church," of tho United Stated an for
said purpose to have, enjoy and posses, all the
rlgh h ami beneflta of ,aU Act' of Asscmbl ly,
niul its supplements, "miuiy,
Apiillcollon for abovo charter is on file In the
l'rothonotary s olllee.
S O si. Hou.orKTEli,
Attorney for Auiilleants
Shenandoah, fa., Hay II, ls'ji). 1 1 5 j":3t
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 25c up All
shades of Satin Ribbon, 5 inches wide, for 25c per yard for short
while only. '
.&7. KELLY'S MILLINERY
26 South. Main Street.
j ATTENTION,
'Grand Army Men!
-(o)
If you want the regu
lation Grand Army and
Sons of Veterans suits,
the only place to secure
them is at the One
Price Clothing House,
No. 10 S. Main street.
These suits are guaran
teed in every respect.
We have been head
quarters for these suits
for many years, and we
standi ready to return
your money if they do
not hold their color.
The price Is right, the
goods are guaranteed,
and the command is.
Forward I March !
TO THE
One-Price Clothing House
10 S)uth Main Street,
l. REFOWICH, Prop.
Also a full line of Clothing, and
Children's Novelties a specialty.
We have 110 competitors.
M. C. WATSON,
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer.
Cignrs, Tobacco, Ac. Agent for Heading
Brewing Co.'a Beer and Porter.
11 and 113 S. Main St.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
nnd can't get It, then como to us for
it. Vto carry the beat of .......
Groceries, Butter and Eggs,
FLOUR and FEED.
Our delivery vragon awaits your order. Goods
delivered promptly.
HUSSER & BEDDALL,
26 Bast Centre Street.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 K.Jardin Street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THWH SAI.n. Tho shelvluK ami counter In
X toe f"i'0 recently occupleil by is, ji. Koley,
will he 'oM cheat).
Anply to II. J. Mtildoou,
"West Centre street.
o-aj-ti
IjlOK SAM!. A second-hand "White" sewliift
machine, good as new. Apply at this
office. 5-20-tf
1T0l RI.K. A Bintrer sewlnir machine.
Keoonil hand, good as now. Will he sold
cheat foi uish. Apply to Henry I.. Jones, 233
West Coi.l street. 5-lMw
TjtOIt SAL13. A 3-story frame business prop
X' crty 011 Xorth Alain street. One of the most
tleslrablo proirtles in town. Apply to 12. W.
Bhoemaker, Attorney-at-law, corner of Centre
and Market streets. -i-23-lm
IjWIt JtKNT. A larKe double, well-lighted
? room, on the Bccoud floor, centrnllv Incntprt
with all modern conveniences, suitable for
oulco purposes. Apply at U Itcfowlch's clothing
house, 10 and 12 South Alain street. -1-22-tf
"WANTM). Active, reliable men to travel
II and solicit orders for fruit and ornamental
nursery stock. Permanent employment and
Rood pay. ltefercneo required. Address the It,
CI. CHASK CO., South l'enii Sc , 1'lilladelphia.
5-9-20t-cod
AIlAItfiAIX. Ono cood doublo houso and
two lots with stable on the rear of lot, can
be bought cheap. Tho eiflpty lot Is on the
corner of Vine and Second streets, Mt. Carmcl,
with a frontaeo of 25 feet on Vino and 150 deep
011 Second, This property is only two squares
from the main street. Tor all other Information
apply to J. 1J. Gould, Jit. Carmcl, l'a. 5-12-2w
Spe
cial Sale
In soap and washing powder for a
limited time only.
10 oz. enko of pure soap for 5 cents.
12 oz. package of host washing powder, So.
4 lb. package of best trashing powder, 20c.
This is very low for first-class
goods and just what you want for
House cleaning.
Meluskey & Son,
10S S. Main St.
T. J. BROUGHALL
Dealer III nil kinds of
Fancy Groceries,
Flour, Feed, Etc.
Goods Always Fresh.
NO OLtl STOCK KEPT ON HAND.
28 BOOTH MAIH STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
'S
Shenandoah College I
360 STUDENTS
Eight Principal Teachers . . .
. . . Ten Assistant Teachers,
Business, Shorthand,
. . . Penmanship,
English, Typewriting
Combined. ScholarshiD . . . . stum.
One Department 50
S. I. WOOD,
President.
OPEN EVERYDAY
Go to tho Shenandoah Dental Rooms for
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fillings. If your artiflcal teeth do not, suit
you call to see us. All examinations free,
wo 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. Wo aro the only users of vitalized
air for tho painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
(Tltman'a Block)
East Centre Street.
OOlco Hours: 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
DO YOU OWN A BICYCLE ?'
Wo can sell you rv new wheel, of the finest
mnke niul guarantee, at reduced prlees.CiWe
mako n specialty of " "4
. . . REPAIRING BICYCLES I
Do not send nwny from town to have your
wlice' 'Ltatred when it can bedonoat honie just"
as good nmi much cheaper,
Faust Bicycle Works,
Ofllee; 120 S. .Timlin frtreet, Shennndoah,Ero
A FPU, LINE OP
NEGLIGEE
. . .SHIRTS
With attached or de
tached collars.
Also n full lino of
SOFT SHIRTS.
Hig assortment; of
SPRING and
. . . suhher
neckwear
PORTZ & BRO.,
rsj. Main St.
Beauty Unrolled
To the adinlring gaze of thoso who have a taster
for really flue wall paper U the dUpluy of new
wall paper wrinkles we havo lust received. You
ean lluil any eolor or pattern you want for your
hull, bed room, parlor, dining room, kitchen or
cafe, from 5e up to 1 per roll, l'iue artlstlo
papers a specialty.
House, Sign and Decorative Tainting.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates cheer
fully furnished. Send pohtal.
J. P. CARDEN,
221 W. Centre St., Shenandoah, l'a,
CURE NOS. 3&5-
AtHlH(M. Uv innn mill. W.,.. I., o .1
insMays. oldM " 1 " "
POVINSKY'S DRUQ STORE,
Wm
28 EAST CENTRE ST., SHENANDOAH. PA.