EVENING HERALD
KSTAltLISUi:i 1870.
Published every Evening, Biccpt Sunday, at
8 Sooth JAnuix Street, Neah Centhk.
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TULKPHONE CONNECTION.
Evening Herald
WEDNESDAY, JUNK 10, 1S00.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
ron coNautMAX-AT-i.Anoi:,
C1AI.USIIA A. GROW,
Of Susquehanna.
SAMUEL A. DAVENl'OItT,
Of Erie
Partus leaving town for tho siiimner can
havo tho KVENI-Vd Herald sent to tho resort
whero they spend tho season at no incuaso
of price. Tho paper being issued in tho
evening will ho suro to reach people at a
distance tho following day.
Conoms-s is about to adjourn, leaving Gen
eral Woylur still in possession of tbo field.
Seciiktakv C.vitr.lkLE denies tho report
that ho has become wealthy while holding
his pioseut ollke. The President appears to
be tho only member uf tho Administration
who lias mado a fortune.
TilEt'zar has left Moscow fur St. Peters
burg, taklug with him his crown stained
with tho blood of 3,000 victims. l!ut tho
blood of 3,000 victims on tho erown of ltussia
is a inoro drop in tho bucket.
A JIahanoy City man suggests that no
one bo admitted to tbo Miners' hospital who
cannot produce a tax receipt. This plan, bo
thinks, will solve tbo problem of collecting
taxes from tho foreign element.
A VJto.MlXEXT business man of (lirardvillo
writes to tbo lliitui.li as fullows : "I am well
pleased with tho IIekaj.d as an advertising
medium." This is merely an old story re
told and can bo verified by all who uso .theso
columns.
Ax exchange arranges tbo following roll
ofjiiblical namoa: With Matthew (Juay at
tbo bead of the National Committee, Mark
llanna in tho stato management, Mr. I.uko
Staley in tho local, and John Sherman to
look after things generally, the McKinley
campaign would open auspiciously.
Matthew, Mark, I.uko and John it sounds
Apostolic, aty way.
1 PtllNTPH' IxK Tints thn liftinfpill
to thrnuslness man who doesn't advertise
w'lieli it says: "Tho present is tbo time to
advertise. You are losing money every day
you wait. People aro spending money ovcry
ininuto for just your sort uf goods." And
thoro is no better medium than tho Heualu
in Schuylkill county. Tho oldest established
paper in tho town, it has tho prostigo and
commands the attention of its thousands of
readers.
7
The city of Johnstown, says the St. Louis
(ilobo-Dcmocrat, which was overwhelmed by
the waters of a biokcn dam May 31, lbbi),
HiKtilllng several thousand people, is now a
haudsomo and thriving place of -10,000 in
habitants, having added 10,000 to its popula
tion since that calamity. Johnstown lost
7 per cent, of its citizens in the raging tor
rent, and yet it is now ono of the most pros
perous cities of its sio in the -state. Ameri
can pluck has always been found coual to
etery emergency.
The pastor of tho Methodist Episcopal
church at Tmlle, lierks county, has given a
practical exhibition of homo mission work
that might with much profit to the poor at
homo bo followed by others, llo announced
a special collection for tho benefit of iv family
of that placo whoso residence had been Bwept
away by the recent cyclone. A largo con
.grogatlou was present and the amount realized
was worthy of tho cause for which it was
donated. It it true that chaiity Is sometimes
bestowed upon those not worthy to receive it,
yet tlieru are hundreds in this and other
communltiQH that mod a helping hand. They
aro tho victims of circumstances over which
they havo no control, and instead of expend
ing thousands of dollars annually for foreign
iuUious a portion of that amount might bo
applied to aiUtiug the worthy poor at homo
to a gieater extent than isnow done.
POLITICAL POINTS.
Tho position of tho Pottsvillo liepubllcan
on tho question of tho Grccnlwck tail
wagging tho liepublican dog any longer, is
in accord with tho sentiments of a majority
of tho Itepublicans north of the mountain.
Now that Juhu Phillips has a good berth
wo presumo ho will lie deaf to the lteeordor
beo which Senator Coylo set to burning about
his oars.
Congressman Urumm's friends aro con
gratulating themsolvon upou having switched
John T. Shoenor off the track for the Con
grtatlonal nomination. It might possibly
havo been better to have kept him in the
race.
Dan. McCarthy, the actlvo politician of
1'reeland, is out ns a Democratic candidate
for Senator in lower Luzerne, and to boom
his candidacy along lias purchased a con
trolling interest in tho Hazletou Truth.
There aro 'about four Greenback liepubli
cans in St. Clair. Ono of them is a Deputy
Clork of tho Courts, another an Under
Warden in tho prison, a third is a cadet at
Annapolis, while tho fourth, our gonial mid
bonded friend, Dan, Dully, it secretary f
the county committee, with a notion to shy
h i outer in tho ring again for another
county ofneo.
The I"attIon presidential boom has ap
vr lontly been struck by a cyclone,
The k nd of warfare tho Pottsvillo
1!( publican i waging against Congressman
llrumm la hardly eontlitent with cloun
journalism, and may react in a manner so as
to .strengthen Mr. llrtimm's position. Wo
believe, liki hundreds of liepublicans, that
there aic any number of good toasons why
tho present Congressman should step asiilo
for some ono else. Tho licpuhllcaii has
adopted tho wrong course to accomplish that
end.
Hon. Joseph Wyatt is saying very llttlo
these days, but tho wood-pllo in his liaek
yard is growing to magnificent proportions,
Tho friends of genial Dan. Drennan aro
confident ot his nomination for Commissioner
by the Democratic county convention.
II. Jcll'erson Yost, whoso groat-grent-grand
father fought in tbo Colonial army, announces
to his friends that ho Is a enndidato for Clork
of the Courts. Jell' is no novico in tho field
of politics, and when tho round-up comos Ills
lories will be marshaled with tbo skill of a
veteran general.
The Pottsvillc "coinblno" is looking for a
Shenandoah liepublican for tho olllco of
Register. It will not work, though.
Tho political gossip appearing fn the columns
ol the 'Xamaqua Recorder furnishes interest-
ing reading for tho county statesmen, lly
tho way, Tamauua will bo an important
nattio ground tins tall, bolore and after tbo
county convention.
Emanuel Jenkyn, tho workiueman's
candidate, is making an nggrosslvo fight for
Uecordcr, Mr. Jenkyn is a staunch
ltcpuhlican who would add much strength to
tno ticket.
The liepublican paity will not want for
candidates this fall.
Georgo Primer's friends sav ho will bo
nominated lor County Treasurer, with little,
it any, opposition.
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout tho Iteglon Chron
icled for Hasty Perusal.
Tho painters and paper-hangers aro busy.
Tho Pottsvillo hospital is in need of funds.
Tho Gilberton bicycle raeo will bo held on
Saturday afternoon.
Thoro is a demand for machinists at tbo
Jeanesvillo Iron Works.
Ashland wheelmen have formed a evelo
club, with twenty-fivo members.
1 lvo-year-old Alice Drehor was run over
by a trolley air at hhamokin and was killed.
Iho Justices and Constables Association
will meet in Pottsvillo at 1:00 p. m. uoxt
Monday.
LawrciU'O Dunn to-day chanced his nlaco
of residence from West Cherry street to West
Hucklcberrjvillcy.
eathcrly's burcoss has Issued a nroc-
laination to muzzle all dogs from Juno 15th
to September 15th.
James McCabe, inside foreman at Schuvlkill
colliery, Mas slightly burned about tho hands
and face yesterday.
the shooting match between Kraus and
Weeks is off, tho latter being very ill at his
home in Park Place.
Harry Williams, of Gilberton. fell twentv
feet at ono of tho collieries at that nlaco
on Monday and broko his leg.
E. YV. Rowley is no Iongor in tho cmnlov of
tho Kalcr ilrowing Company, his resignation
having been accepted on Saturday.
J ho Echigh alley Coal Company has
awarded tho contract for all stripping work
which they aro now doing to a Philadelphia
h rm.
An operation was performed upon Dr. P.
II. McCarthy, of St. Clair, at tho Pottsvillo
hospital yostcrday. Ho is suffering from
appendicitis.
Mcholas liuflling was run over by a P. & It,
train Monday night at Sliamokin, cutting off
his right arm and leg. Ho was removed to
tho Miners' hospital.
Tho joint debato on tho financial question,
in tno camp room ot Camp 81, 1". O. S. of A
at Ashland, this evening is attracting much
attention and will provo interesting.
Cards aro out for tho wedding of Miss
Alphia, daughter of llov.and Mrs. liowcrs, of
I rackville, to Elmer It. Eachman, on Tues
day, Juno 23d, at St. Peter's Reformed
church, rrackvlllo.
A Jr. O. U. A. M. Council will bechartered
at Quakako in a few weeks. Members of
Council No. 70S, Heaver Meadow, havo so-
cured enough names of charter members to
warrant tho organization.
Within thico weeks there will bo a great
rovival among tho United Mine Workers
National President P. II. l'enna, Mcilrido
and l-'aliy will visit this section and inako
nightly addresses, with a veiw of solid
organization clean to the Lackawanna region
Harper's Weekly.
During Juno articles on tho following sub
jects will bo published in Harper s Weekly
Iho Republican Convention at St. Louis
(profusely illustrated); Tho Destructive
Cyolono at St. Louis : Tho Coronation of tho
Czar Tho Yalo Crow for Heuloy ; Opening of
tho Ecu Eako Indian noservation. S, It.
Crockett's serial, Tho Gray Man, will bo
concluded, and a now novel by W. D,
Howells, entitled Tho Landlord of tho Lion's
Head, will bo begun. Illustrations for Mr.
Howells's story havo been mado by Snicdlcy.
Will Not PerformMiracles
But It Will Cure.
It. MILES' BESTOr.ATIVK NEBVINE
cures nervous prostration. Not mi
raculously, but scientifically, by first
removing tho gorms ot dlscaso, and then
supplying healthy nerve food, increasing
tho appetite, helping digestion and strength
ening tho entiro system. Desperate cases
requlro prolonged treatment as shown by
that of Mrs. M. 11. Reed, of Delta, Iowa, who
writes: "As tho result of a lightning stroke,
the physicians said I had a light atroko of
paralysis, my limbs would all draw up. I
Tv Mtloc'
would havo throublngs
in my chest that seemed
unendurable. For throo
months I could not sloep
and for thrco weoks did
Nervine
Restores
TTpilih not closo my oyos. 1
HCtlllllMtt prayed for sleep, and
felt that If relief did not come I would bo
dead or insane I took Dr. Miles' Rostora
tlvo Norvlno aud the socond night slept two
hours and from that time on my hoalth im
proved; slowly at first, but steadily and
surely. I took in all 40 bottles, and I cannot
express .how grateful I am, for I am now
perfectly well, and nave taken no mcdlclno
for over four months." Dr. MIIos' Nervine
Is sold by druggists on guarantee that first
bottlo benefits or money refunded.
Hook on heart nnd norves free. Dr. Miles
Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
COTTOLfiNU.
question of the wholesomeness of the food prepared with vegetable oil. The healthful
ness of the animal fat obtained from the hog is and always has been questioned.
Those who eat food prepared with Cottolene have nothing to fear.
vegetable shortening, free from the unwholesome greasiness of lard. The
1 . t 1 i . . ... . .
is seeKing me purest ana most economical
Sold everywhere. The genuine has trade-marks "Cottolene" and steer's Jiead in
cotton-plant wreath on every tin.
TUB N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
Cltlcajio, ' New Yorlt, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh.
RIOT AT A CONVENTION.
Tho Defeat or tho yunjites at tho Allo-
glicny County Conventions.
PlTTSBUiiG, Juno 10. The elu-hteen Hc-
pulillcnn county conventions vero held
yesterday nnd resulted In n decided victory
for tho regulars. Tho reformers secured
tno rcnomlnntlon of . A. Htono for con
gress lu tho Twenty-third dlstrlot and tho
four assemblymen In tho First nnd Socond
legislative districts in Allegheny City.
Tho other faction carried ovcrythlng else,
naming John Dnlzoll for his tenth term In
congress nnd John "W. Crawford and C.
L. Mngoo for tho stnto senate In tho Forty
fourth and Forty-fifth senatorial districts,
respectively.
A riot occurred In tho Eighth legislative
convention, and thn Quay pooplo, with
Thomas A. TUlbrook, of MoKcosport, ns
their enndidato, bolted and held u conven
tion of their own. Sonio of tho Quay lead
ers say tho independent ticket In tho
Eighth will not bo tho only ono, us It Is
tho intention to noinlnato an entirely new
Quay county ticket. During tho struggle
In tho convention tho seats of tho common
council chamber wero torn up and thrown
ubout.dcsks ovcrturucd.plstols brandished
nnd rrulto iv number of heads wero bumped
and oyos blackened. It required u Equad
of twenty police to restoro order.
liucklen's Arnica Salve.
Tho best salvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, soros, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores.
ICl.Vl, UlrtJ'lU ..units, wiuumiua, auu
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perlcct satisfaction or mony rctunded. Price
25 cents per box, For sale bv A. Wasloy,
A Slicnandoali Alan's Itad Itui-galn
Tho Malianoy City Itecord tells of a bad
bargain mado by a Shcuaudoah stock dealer.
It appears that Simon Miller, of town, with
a viow to always driving a good bargain,
traded cows witli 31. J. Mulvey, tho tea
agent, and received an animal that had nut
been fresh for two years. Tho following day
Miller appeared in Mahauoy City with tho
cow and n calf, and ofl'ered to trado them for
Alem Stciner's horse. Tho latter knew of
the former's transaction with Mulvey and
also knew that tho cow and calf boro no re
lation. Ho also took much pleasure from the
fact that his horso preferred but ono motion
and that of backing. Tho animal cost him
$3.00. Tho bargain was made, much to tbo
delight of Simon. Tho latter, however, wa3
very anxious to swap back when ho found
which way tho horso had been trained to go.
Simon left tho town mad all over, with his
new purchaso tied to his wagon aud rosistiug
with all fours.
ICellcf In Six Hours.
Distressing kidnoy and bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by tho "New Great
South American Kidnoy Cure." This new
remedy is a great surpnso on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain in
tho bladder, kidneys, back and every part
of tho urinary passages in nialo or iemalo.
It relieves retention of water and pain In
passing it almost immediately. If you want
quick relief and euro this is your remedy.
Sold by Shaplra's pharmacy, 107 South Main
street.
The Logan Colliery Strike,
Special to KVE.NIM) IlEItALD,
Ceuthama, Juno 10. Tho employes of tho
Logan colliery at Centralia continuo on their
strike against tho reduction being enforced
by tho now superintendent, E. T. Connor.
Tho colliery is still idle. Tho men made a
proposition to the couipauy, looking to a com
promise of tho diffcultion, Hint the reduction
bo mado live cents on a car instead of ten,
which was refused. Tho report that Supt.
Conner had been shot is unfounded, and
ulso tho sensational telegrams published in
several county papers about au oscliango of
shots between tho men and tho superinten
dent. Thoro was no shooting, aud tho
strikers aro conducting thomselvog in a quiet
manner,
l'lugers Smashed.
Edward Eeoso had his two middlo lingers
on his left hand smashed at Indian IMdgo
colliery this moruiug by tho slamming of tho
door on tho oil house. Tho nail on ono of tho
lingers was torn oh" and tho ilosh terribly
lacerated on tho other. Tho wounds wero
drosscd by Dr. G. M. Hamilton,
Whim vnn want pood roofintr. rduniblnB.
gas fitting, or general tlnsmlthlng dono call
on E, F. Gallagher 18 West Ceutro street
Dealer lr stoves. 1-tf
COTIOLCNE.
MI
POTTSVILLE LETTER.
l'OTTSVILLE, Juno 10.
A two-weeks session of Criminal Court will
bo held commencing Monday morning. There
are two murder cases on tho list, and District
Attorney Ucchtel with his deputios aro busily
engaged in preparing cases for trial. After
this sossiou court will tako the usual summer
vacation.
Testimony was taken this morning in 'tho
partition proceedings of tho Jano llradbury
estate
DKEDS RECORDED,
From Mary Lynch to Margaret Coyle, for
lot in Shenandoah.
From A. S. Wilson and wife to Georgo 15,
Lurwick, for premises in Port Carbon.
From Patrick and Ilridgct Monagbau to
John Monaghan, for lot in Butler township,
From Daniel Ilyorly and wife to John A,
Eaudenbush, for lots in Schuylkill Haven.
From John Brock to Henry Barnard, for
lot in Ashland.
From Lehigh and Wllkesbarro Coal Com
pany to Comilo Bruno, for lot in Kline town
ship. MAItntAOn LICEKSE.
Marriage liccusos wero granted to tho fol
lowing; Movis P. Maitlaud.and Emma K.
Slobig, both of Asiilaud ; Walenty Chudzinski
aud Amelia Zubcr, both of Shenandoah;
Cornelius F. Straub aud Clara M. Fey, both
of Pottsvillo.
Stincy Michael, tho popular hotelkeeper,
received a largo sea turtle by express from
Auglcsea, New Jersey, this morning. It
weighs 150 pounds aud will furnish turtle
soup for his many patrons.
Col. Henry Itoycrand family arrived homo
to-day from Philadelphia, whero they havo
been spending tho past few days. They have
been living at Denver for the last four years
for tho benefit of tho Colonel's health, which
has been restored sulllciently to allow him to
return home.
Georgo M. Itoads, Esq,, is iu Scranton on
business for several days.
Caught In the Screens.
Young Caiferty, 10 years old. workinc at
tbo Hammond colliery, was caught in tbo
screens yesterday. His right leg was broken
in two places. His parents rosidoat Girard
villo. YESTERDAY'S BASE BALL GAMES.
N'atlonnl League.
Atl'lllladolnhlo Clnvnl.iml O. Phllmlnl.
phln, 1. At Now York Now York, 7; Cin-
muuuri, . At uroomyn Brooklyn, 6;
Pittsburg, 1. At Boston St. Louis, 5;
Boston, o. Other gaiuos postponed by
rain.
Kasteru League.
At Springfield First gamo: Springfield,
14; Itochoster, D. Second gamo: Ilochostor,
0; Springfield, 8. At Wllkesburro Wllkes
barro, 11 ; Buffalo, 0. At Scranton To
ronto, 15; Scranton, & At Provldonce
Providenco, 7; Syrncuso, 2.
I'cnusylvanLt Statu League.
At Pottsvillo Pottsvillo, 0; Carbondnlo,
0. At ShamolUn Athletics, 11; Shatnokln,
0. At Lauoastor First gamo: Hazleton,
11 ; Lancaster, B. Second gamo : Lancaster,
ll;IhloUm, 10. At York First gamo;
York, (1; Easton, 5. Socond guino; York, C;
Huston, 2.
ltht-uiuatUui Cured lu u Day,
"Mystic Curo" for Rheumatism and Neu
ralgia radically euros in 1 to 3 days. Its
action upon tho system Is remarkable and
mysterious. It romovos at oaco tho cause
and tho diseaso immediately disappears. Tho
first dose groatly benefits; 75 cents. Wdby
C. II. Hagenbuch, Druggist, Shenandoah.
Ills Scheme Didn't Work.
Niagara Falls, N. Y., Juno 10. Tho
story that was told yostordny by E. B.
Ilouderson ns to the Identity of a man
who was supposed to havo fallen Into tho
rlvor and passed over tho fulls Monday
night, whllo trying to savo his hat. provos
to bo a fake. Chief of Police Dlnoen dls
covered yesterday that Henderson and
Goorge Iliaok, tho supposed diwnodmun,
woro tho siiuo, and that tho two men
whom Henderson said ho had seen on
Lunn Island had not boon thoro at all.
Henderson hus toon ldcntlflod by tho local
pollcoits nu nllogod insurance swindler,
well known to tlioiu. v
Ask your grocer for tho "Eoyal Patent"
flour, and tako no other brand. It is tho best
Hour mado,
COTTOLliND.
snortening, will hnd it
Delano School Coiiiiiielieiiient.
Tho third annual commencmeut of tho
Delano High school was held last evening,
tinder tho auspices of tho class of '00. Tho
motto of tho class is "Out of tho harbor into
tho sea." Tho following was tho program:
March; anthem, Praiso bo to God; prayer,
Itov. F. C. Buyers; salutatory essay,
Our Bows aud Arrows, Millio Smith; gleo,
Swiftly From tho Mountain's Brow; essay.
Mothers, Dcdio Crossan; recitation, How ho
Saved St. Michael's, Clara M. Kimbel; duett.
I Know a Bank; declamation, Tho Futuro of
tho United States, Llzzto B. Butlpr, recita
tion, Curfew Must not King To-uight, Dedio
Crossaii; violin solo, Auld Lang Syuo,
Bucholz, Millio Smith; essay, Thou Slialt
Find it After Many Days, Clara M. Kimbel;
class oration, Out of tho Harbor Into tho Sea,
Llzzio B. Butler; gleo, Voices of tho
Night; oration, valedictory, A Smooth Sea
Never Mado a Skillful Sailor, H. Oliver
Moser; presentation of diplomas, AIoiizq P.
Blakslee, president School Boards anthem,
Evening Blessing; benediction.
Did You. Kter
Try Elcctrio Bitters as a remedy for your
troubles? If not, get a bottlo now aud get
relief. This medicino has been found to bo
peculiarly adapted to the relief and curo of
all Female Complaints, exerting a wonderful
direct influence in giving strength aud tone
to tho organs. If you havo Los of Appetite,
Constipation, Headache, Fainting Spells, or
aro Nervous, Sleepless, Excitable, Melancholy
or troubled witli Dizzy Spells, Electric Bitters
is tho medicino you need. Health and
strength aro guaranteed by its us-o. Largo
bottlos only fifty cents at A. YVasley's drug
store.
Minister Taylor 111 in Paris.
WASIIIXOTOV jllllnln Wnnl liadMinl..
fid "Vnshlnrrr,mi fhnt. AT . TTnnilo TWi-
United States minister to Spain, has been
lur-eii iu in t-ans. no was on ills return
to Madrid from England, after sending
his family home.
Dr. D. It. ltothrock, of Now Berlin, Pa.,
does not hesitato to recommend Chamber
lain's medicines. Ho says: "I havo hand
led them for a year or moro iu my pharmacy
aud find them safo and reliablo. My cus
tomers praiso them vory highly." No one
who is troubled with rheumatism can uso
Chamberlain's Pain Balm without praising
it. Tho quick relief from pain which it
affords is alone worth many tlmos its cost.
For salo by Gruhlcr Bros., druggists?
P. J. CANFIELD,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
For
BARBEY'S '
Beer and Porter.
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beer.
Celebrated Female,
I'owders never fall.
..rasnd mraf after falllDi
.... n. luinnnvil 1'illa tnl other likr
V SsilSi AlwMTi buy the tint ind avoid jjlup.
to:
link Mr, Bortm, Mut.
it in i no uiitn - -
For sale at I'ovlus, 's drug store, S3 Enet
Centro street.
ROW'S
Utati
mi -MM
COTTOLENU.
It is a pure
housewife who
POLITICAL CARDS.
OR LEGISLATUIU3,
becond District,
H. W. BECKER,
Of Glrardvlllc, Pa.
Subject to Democratic rules.
JlOIt COUNTY TKEASURER,
ELIAS DAVIS,
Of Broad Mountain.
Subject to Republican rulca.
JjlOU CLEItK OF THE COURTS,
PHIL. J. C0NNELL,
Of C-lrardvllle.
Subject to Democratic rules.
TjlOIt COUNTY COMSIISSIONEIt,
FRANK RENTZ,
Of Ashland.
Subject to Republican rules.
JjlOIt RECORDER,
EMANUEL JENKYN,
Ol Jollett, Porter Township.
Subject to liepublican rules.
CHAS. F. ALLEN,
Of Tamaqua.
Subject to Republican Rules.
"JjlOR CLERK OP THE COURTS,
JOHN T. SH0ENER,
Of OrwlKsburtf.
Subject to Republican rules.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
1 S. PHILLIPS, M. D.
J,
Office : 30 West Centre street.
Can bo consulted at all hours.
p F. BURKE, M. D.
SO E. Lloyd street, Shenandoah.
Office bours : 7 to 9 a. in., 1 to S nndj to S
p. in.
H. l'OMEROY,
ATT0R.NEY-AT-LAW,
Shenandoah, Pa.
M-
M. BURKE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
-p-n-n. i...tl.ltnv Nimer nf Mnln Anil
Centre streets, Shenandoah.
pROF JOHN JONHS,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box 63, Mahanoy City, Pa.
Having studied under some of the belt
musters in Loudon and Paris, will glvo lessons
on the violin, gultnr nnd vocal culture. Terms
reasonable. Address In caro ot Strouse, the
eweler, Shenandoah,
JOHN F. CLEARY,
i l'URE SELTZBR WATER
ROTTT FR i cure tor headache aud
DJ 1 1 i-J-IV i stomach troubles.
I GINOKR AI.K.
fF ! WEISS 11K15R,
ul i LAGER HEER,
1 PORTER.
7 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenandoah.
Teams to Hire.
It you want to hire a sale and reliable
team for driving or for working purposes
pay Shields' livery stable a visit. Teauls
constantly on hand at reasonable rates,
JAMES SHIELDS,
No. 110 East Centre street.
Opposite Reading railroad station.
'ANSY PILLS!
!FC AND SURE. SUQ 40. HlfHOHk 3 SAFE
;UAPt' Wax Specific Co-.Pxula.PA.
For sale at I'ovinalcy's drug store, 23 East
intuitu B,VC.
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