FIREWORKS
AND
Largest and Cheapest Stock
in Town.
HOOKS & BROWN
a North Main St.
EVENING HERALD
ritlDAY. JUNE 211, 180(3.
PITHY POINTS.
Happening Throughout tho lloglon Chron
icle! fur Hasty l'orunal.
A now school houso will Ira erected at
Jackson's patch.
Frank J. Iironnan yesterday purchased S.
A. Beddall's trottor "Victor."
While Imiidllug a revolver thought to ho
unloaded, illiam Parry, of Sit. Carmcl,
shot himself an Inch below ono of his eyes,
from tho effects of which ho may dio.
Tho famous old hridgo near Tamaqua,
which is 152 feet high and 1,100 foot long, is
to he replaced with a largo iron structure,
material for which has been completed and
weighs 2,000 tons.
War is belug waged against people who
pick coal ou tho premises of tho Lehigh
Valley and Lohigli & Wilkcsbarro Companies.
No arrests have yet been made, but a strict
watch is being kept.
Advance In Coat Prices.
The Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron
company issued a circular of coal prices yes
terday which will show an advance over tho
circular now in force of twenty-flvo cents per
ton. The last advanco was made on May 1
and has been obtained on all business for
several weeks. Tho new circular, which Is
f. o. b., tidowater, gross, follows : Broken,
$3.75; egg, fl.00; stovo, $4.25; chestnut,
$1.00.
When you want good roofing, plumbing,
gas fitting, or general tinsmithing dono call
on E. F. Gallagher 18 West Contro street.
Dealer in stu-cs. 1-tf
Coining Kvent,
Juno 20. Lawn party at tho ru6idonoo of
A. R. Broome, at Brownsville.
July 8. vStrawborry and ico cream festival,
under tho auspices of tho Y. V. A., in tho
lxiscmcut of tho P. M. church.
July 28. Ico cream festival under the
auspices of tho Black Diamonds, in Bobbins'
opera house.
Aug. 14. Ico cream festival in Robbins'
opora house, under tho auspices of tho East
End Toung Americans.
Aug. 23. Ico cream festival undor tho
auspices of Shenandoah Valley Council No.
530, Jr. O. U. A. II., in Robbing' opera house.
North Cnrnllna DcmucriiU for Silver.
IlALWOII, Juno 20. North Carolina's
Democratic state convention nominated
Cyrus B. Watson, of Forsyth, for gover
nor and Thomas W. Mason, of Northamp
ton, for lieutounut governor. Tho plat
form contains tho strongest kind of n freo
silver declaration, and tho delogates uro
Instructed to vote only for a froo silver ad
vocate as tho presidential nominee.
Seirecy of the Confessional Sustained.
Montjskal, JunoSO. The superior court
yostorday rendored a decision upholding
tho secrecy of tho confossional. Cum Gill
hnd rofusod to answer certain questions
put to him in court, taking tho ground
that his knowlodgo of tho facts was Im
parted nuder tho seal of tho confossional.
Tho court now holds that such communi
cations aro privileged.
Th President Hack at Work.
Washington, Juno 20. Tho Ashing trip
upon which Presidunt Clovelnnd, in com
pany with Socrotary Carlislo, started lirst
Sunday evening, has boon oxtomled soino
what beyond the usual period that Sir.
Cloveland has of late dovoted to similar
excursions. The purty returned yosterdny
with n big catch, which was distributed
nmong cabinet officers and other frlonds.
Sir Samuel Leonard Tlllt-y I H ail.
St. John, N. U., Juno 20. Sir Samuel
Leonard Tllloy, ox-lleutenunt governor of
Now Brunswick, and ut ono time minister
of finance lu the Dominion government,
dlod yesterday of blood poisoning result
ing from an Injury to his foot received u
week ago.
-I AM ALWAYS IN-
MY DENTAL PARLORS.
Filling with all known material. Crown
and Bridge work. Examinations free. Ex
tractions free, when new teeth are ordered.
Gleaning teeth free when I do your work.
All extractions painless. Pure gas adminis
tered. Guarantee with all my work.
Artificial teeth inserted and warranted.
J)R. J. W. VAN VALZAH,
t Ferguson's Theatre Block,
Corner Main and Oalt Streets.
Take the iron stairway on Oak street.
Office Hours : 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
STEAM RENOVATOR
Now In operation for the spring
house cleaning.
Carpets Cleaned, a Specialty.
Feathers and Mattresses Renovated,
Price LItt I Kenovatlnir carpets, llrussels and
Ingrain, 8o per yard. Heavier grades, 4oper
yard. Feathers oleaned, 8a per lb. 3Iattr&bcg
cieaneu ana upuoisiereu, uuir, cj i cuuon, ta;
cheaper grades, $2.
Called for and Delivered Without
Charge, by Your Command.
Add., STEAM' RENOVATING CO.,
Bowers street and Apple alley, Bhenandoab.
E. B. FOLEY.
GROCER,
Has Moved to
27 West Centre St.
C0RBETT TO FIGHT SHARKEY.
The Men Will Get Together Within Six
Months from D.ito,
SAN Fiiakcisco, Juno 2(1. James J.
Corbott has unsworcd Sharkey's verbal
challenge for n fight to a finish, mado at
tho rlngsldo nftor 'Wednesday night's con
test, liy himself announcing his Intention
to Issue n chnllengo to all comors, FiUslm
inons proforrod. If tho latter does not ac
cept within two weeks Corbctt says ho
will tnnko nrrangomonts for a light with
Shnrkoy to tnko plnco on ngreed territory,
preferably In Mexico. Sharkoy received n
ohallongo from Mnher yesterday for a
contest for $5,000 sldo, Sharkoy says,
however, that ho willmnko no other plans
until his mooting with Corbctt has Iwon
nrranged. Ho lieliovos ho can put Corbett
out in ton rounds. Theonly mark of pun.
lshmont which Sharkoy bears Is a blue
eyo, ncqnlred during n break awny.
Corbott said, speaking of tho light: "I
madoa mistake in grappling with Sharkey.
If I woro to fight another four round go
with him I would not clinch. I would
stay away and do only even lighting. It
was his wrestling that tired mu, and In
tho fourth round I frankly confess that I
was qulto exhausted. In throwing my
science away and fighting Sharkey at his
own gamo I weakonod myself. I should
not have given him a chance to weaken
me, thereby giving the improsslon that ho
is a groat fighter, whon ho is Ignorant of
tho rudiments of boxing."
Corbett says ho does not bollovo Fltz
slnnuons will notlco his ohallongo, as ho
beliovos Fltzsimmons is afraid to fight
him, so Sharkpy will be tho first man to
moot him In a finish fight
Corbott and E. J. Lynch, Sharkey's
backer, mot last evening and negotiated
for a finish fight for $10,000ond the largost
purso offered by any club. The arrango
monts will bo completed today. Ono of
the stipulations agreed on Is that tho fight
must tako place within bIx months.
A Nest of Kellers Explodes.
Hazlhton, Pa., Juno SO. Three boilers
oxplodod at Sandy Run colllory yosterday,
destroying tho bollor room and wrecking
tho nost of throo others. Tho oxplodod
cyllndors woro carriod to tho foot of the
mountain. John Lawfan was badly scald
ed. Tho damago to property Is $5,000.
Preimrn Yitnr TVnt Vnr llm ir,,....i.
By fitting thoni up with a pair of sporting
$1.23 to $2.50.
Factory Shoe Store,
O-25-tf J. A. Mover, Mob.
llnmls Issued Illegally.
An oninion that tnnv hnvn n. linnm. nrvn
several towns in this county ha3 been handed
down by tho Supremo Court of Pennsylvania,
iu which that tribunal sustains the lower
court, in tho casoof Seno against tho Borough
of Ephrata, Lancastor couuty. Tho act of
ion auiuonzmg uorouglis to Issue bonds up
to 7 nor cent, of tho assessed riilimll
atneiidod by tho Legislature last year, aud it
sooms a lino was left out which gives tho act
of 1895 another meaning. Tho act of 187-1
mauo it. oungatory on tlio part of tho Council,
whore tlioy lwnded tho town to the limit of 7
per cent, of tho assossod valuation, to lovy a
tax of 8 per cent, of tho amount borrowed.
This mado tho taxation exceedingly
heavy in some towns, and to remody this
tho act of 1893 was passed, hut a mistake
was mado in tho wording, making it appear
that tho borough could only borrow 2 per.
ceut. of its assessed valuation, and tho
Supremo Court has sustainod tho Lancaster
Court in taking this view of it. Tho borough
of Wilmcrding voted to issuo bouds for
?3S,000 on a valuation of $1,045,000, which is
about $3,000 over tho 2 per cent. Anothor
election will havo to bo held as a result. Tho
opinion in full has not yet been published.
Itlg Drive lu Hosier'.
Wo have just received ono casoof Misses'
Fast Black Uose, sizos 5 to 0J, which we will
sacrifice at 5 cents per pair. At R. F. Gill's.
Captured mi Engine.
Whilo an engine was standing in tho
Dolauo yards and tho engineer was eugagod
in oiling tho iron horso ho heard a grulf
command from the cab, "Put away that can
aud get aboard." Looking up ho saw an in
truder leauiug out of tho cab window. Tho
ongineor mounted tho cab and demanded an
explanation, and was told by tho intruded
that "lam hoio te tako possession of this
engine, " and ho forthwith drow a rovolver.
The othor members of tho crew mado a hasty
oscape, uut the ongineor by a few blows over
come him and ho sneaked way. It wasaftcr
wards learned that tho man is an engineer
from Port Clinton aud has beon ou a debauch
for several days.
How aro yur Kidneys V I am woll pleased
with tho action of Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Kid
noy Pills. I used them in a caso of chronic
inflammation of tho bladder with difficult
micturition. They acted admirably, giving
prompt relief. 0. A. Zimmerman, M. D.,
Fraukhart, Iud. For salo by S. P. Kirlin,
druggist.
ltucknell HO Years Old.
The scmi-coiitonnial of Bucknoll University
was celebrated this week at Lewisburg. Tho
graduating classes this year numbered fifty-
tlvo aud the total enrollment in all depart
ments was 133 students, tho largest in tho
university's history. Honorary degrees wore
conferred as fellows : Doctor of Laws upon
Hon. Simon P. Wolvorton, Sunbury ; Doctor
of Divinity upon Kev. Lemuel O. Barmos,
Pittsburg ; Itov. S. F. Forgeus, Huntingdon ;
Prof. Adolpli Drake, Sweden ; Itev. Goorgo
Whitman, Buffalo, N. Y.; Master of Arts
upon William J. Coxey, Camden, N. J.;
Joseph Moore, President National Bank of
the Northern Liberties, Philadelphia; E.
Raymond Bliss, Esq., Chicago, and Grcnvillo
Malcoui, M. D., Denver, Colo,
Tho biggest lino of men's Itussct Shoos, at
factory prices, at tho ractory Shoo Store.
0-30-tr J. A. Mover, Mon.
The 1'iices on llleyeles.
Lively interest is ovinced in the price of
biuyclos for 1897. Some 30.00 aud $10.00
wheels have been put on tho market and
listed at $100. Tho Crescents of standard
mako listing at $75.00 will remain tho same
uoxt year. No doubt some of tho machines
listing at$100 thisycar will be catalogued at
$75 aud $S5 noxt season, It is commonly bo
1 loved in wheeling clrclos that tho days of
tho $100 wheol havo passed. To tho keen
observer it is evidont that there will always
bo higher priced wheels, thosauio as there aro
higher priced hats, carriages, etc., to suit the
various demands.
Joe 3!acuskl Hurled.
The funeral of Joo Macuski, of East Centre
street, who was kicked to deatli at Maple
Hill colliery on Monday morning, took phco
from the residence of his parents this morn
ing. Tho funeral was largely attended and
tho flural olluriugs were beautiful and
numerous. Services were held iu tho
Lithuanian church, where high mass was
read. Tho remaius were interred iu tlu
Lithuanian cemetery. t
PERSONAL,
Miss Mary Hasslor has goue to Philadelphia
to visit friends.
Mrs. William Loucks, of West Col street,
is dangerously ill.
MissMattio Baugli returned from Kuti
town last ovouiug.
John J. Mathias, of Mahanoy City, was a
town visitor to-day.
M. E. Casey, of Philadelphia, was a visitor
to town last evening.
Mrs. John Coonoy, of West Oak street, is
reported as being very ill.
Miss Ida Wallanor, of Ashland, visited
among town acquaintances yesterday.
Miss Mattio Baugli ltaa returned homo from
her studies at tho Kutztown Normal school.
Alex. Scrobcl, who has charge of A. P.
Talior'B meat market at Mluersvlllo, was a
visitor to town to-day.
Mrs. William P. Williams and Miss Edith
Miners spent yesterday visiting friends lu
St. Clair and Fottsvillc.
Miss Katio Eiscnhart, of Brownsville, left
to-uay for Nuremberg, where sho will spend
sevoral weeks visiting friends.
Misses Florenco and Julia Wheeliliau, of
Last Centre street, who aro suffering with
scarlatina, aro gradually Improving.
Dr. F, E. Drumheller, proprietor of tho
City Hotel, Sunbury, was tho guest of Mr.
and Mrs. T. H. Hutchison to-day.
Frank Conry, Luther Edwards aud Mlssos
Lynch, Mary Giblou and Nora Graham ar
rived from tho Kutztown State Normal
School this aftornoon.
Health Oillcor Conry, School Director Ed
wards and Michael Graham attended tho
graduating exercises at tho Kutztown State
Normal School yesterday.
Miss Cora Seltzer, of Beading, who was tho
guest of P. P. D. Kirllu's family, on Wost
Oak street, has gono to Mt. Carmol to spend
a fow days visiting friends.
William llrown, who passed a successful
examination at tho Lehigh University, South
Bethlehem, is homo to spend his vacation
with his parents at Yatcsville.
Adam Mort, ono of tho stewards at the
Schuylkill Haven almshouse, spent last oven
ing with friends in town and to-day at
tended tho Kescuo H, & L. picnic at Lake
side. Miss Magglo E. Cavauaugh left town this
morning for Wilkcsbarrc, where sho will
spend sovcral days visiting friends. Miss
Cavanaugh will also visit at Pittston before
returning.
I. O. of T. A. State Convention.
Tho state convention of tho Patriotic Order
of Truo Americans, which will bo held In
Shamokin next month, will begin on tho 21st
and eud two day3 later. Fully 200 delegato3
aro oxpoctod and during one of the days
there will bo a big parade. Among tho
prominent ollicials to bo present aro Miss
Sarah Gallagher, stato president; Miss M,
James, of Shenandoah, vice president; Mrs.
Smith, of Mauch Chunk, conductor ; Assist
ant President Hummell, Beading; assistant
stato vico president, Mr. VanFasson, Phila
delphia; assistant conductor, Goo, Smith, New
Jersey; stato chaplain, Miss Mary E.Spcary,
Norristown; state guardian Mrs. Hess, Ber
wick; stato secretary Theodore Harris, Phila
delphia; stato treasurer Mary Hearkius,
Philadelphia; national secretary D. Panne
packer, Philadelphia; sentinel Mary E. Nico,
Easton; assistant secretary, Mrs. KoseBebbin.
Important addresses will bo delivered by the
stato president, national secretary and Miss
Anna Boyd.
Hase Hall.
A camo of baso ball will tako nlaco at tho
Trotting park on Sunday aftornoon between
tho Lincoln club and a picked nine of town
under tho management of Joseph Smith.
Tho gamo is creating considerable talk among
the local baso ball enthusiasts -'find will at
tract a largo crowd. Smith, who is de
termined to win, has engaged tho strong Lost
Crook battery in addition to tho following
players of town : McNcilis, If. ; Miller, rf. ;
Coouey, cf. ; McGuiness, lb. ; Smith, 2b. ; Joe
Mcluskey, 3b. ; and McLaughlin, ss. The
Lincoln boys will lino up as follows :
Henderson, p. ; Uafner, o. ; Roberts, ss. ;
Heavy, lb. ; Blazes, 2b. ; Suramey, 3b. ;
Lynch, If. ; John Mcluskey, rf. ; and Curry,
cf. Tho gamo will bo called promptly at
2,30 o'clock.
A model Cafe.
"Tho Rialto Hotel" is tho namo of P. J,
Breon's new restaurant aud ssmplo roogis,
which was formerly occupied by J. K. P.
Scheifly. This new cafe has, during tho hilt
few weeks, been converted into ono of th
finost saloons in tho city. The rooms have
all been beautifully papered and remodeled,
and tho bar fixtures aro equal to any in the
town. A handsome toilet has also been
added, which was put in by our skillful
plumber, W. P. Williams. Tho cafo is very
centrally located and is a great ornament to
tho town.
To Prevont Pollution of Streams.
John C. Trautwiuo, Jr., John W. Cathamlo
and Amasa Ely, of tbo Philadelphia Water
Department, spent the week In this county
inquiring into tho oxteut that culm is washed
into tho tributaries oi tno scnuyiKiu rivor
from tho coal breakers and washcrios by
which tho waters of tho stream havo become
polluted. Their visit was made without any
publicity, but it Is said that thoy arc obtain
ing information upon wntcu to uaso injunction
suits to be instituted by the city authorities
to restrain tho washing of coal culm Into the
river.
for otvr as u..
ALL, NATnT?
6 ofthoQlobefor
eohatism:
1IEURALQIA and ilnllar Complaints, ,
trail prepor eu miner mo BlTlDgOHt
.GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS,
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12 Branch Sousoj, Own Glassworks,
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'. P. D. Kirlin, 6 S. Main St., J. l
lllllnn, 7 . Main St L n iib-
.Kenbucli, N. b. cor. aiaunv.
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ON KAHY TERMS-
P. W. BIERSTEIN:
iOS S. Jardln St.
RUSSIAN CORN CURE
U known as the best In tho world. Tins
can bo obtained at
POVINSKV'S DRUG STORE,
28 EAST CENTRE ST., SHENANDOAH, PA.
NO.N-l'OISONOl'S. SlltEC'lftL.
K-Senntnr Acqulticd of llrlbery,
Colcmiics, O., Juno SO. Kx-Sonator
Lemuel C. Ohl, of Mnhonlng county, w
ooqnltted last, evening on tho charge of
bribery. It wns charged 111 tho Indictment
that in 1801 Mr. Ohl hnd offered Souai ir
Avery, of Cleveland, a brlbo to hold up In
the finance committee of tho senate an ap
propriation bill for tho Stnto university.
Tho stnto tried to show that Professor
Chalmers, of tho Stnto university, hnd
borrowed $o00 for tho purposo of having
tho appropriation bill hune up, so that
tho trustees of tho univorsity would bo
forced to retain him.
Unll 31111s Will Not Cbne.
CniCAOO, Juno 20. The two branches of
tho Nnll association wero In conference at
the Auditorium yostorday with tho wire
nnd the cut nail innnufneturers. The rep
resentatives of the nail machine manu
facturers wero given nssuranco that they
would bo tnkon enro of by tho nnll trust,
and tho thronteucd competition was
nverted. No action has yet been takon on
tho question of change in rates. Thoro
will bo a reduction in tho output during
tho summer months, but no closing of
mills.
Death of an Orleans Prlncp.
Pahis, Juno 20. Tho Duo do Nomonrs
died nt Versailles yosterdny. Ho was ono
of tho Orlonns princes, being tho second
son of King Louis Phlllppo, and was born
in Paris In 1811. Ho was elected king of
tho Belgians in 1831, but his royal father
declined this offor of tho natlonnl congress
on his behalf, as ho did also at a Inter
period n similar offer of tho crown of
Greece Subsequently tho Due do Ne
mours served with distinction In tho two
Belgian campaigns nnd in Algeria.
Ainnteur Circus Cnllnpse,
Springfield, Ills., Juno 20. An acci
dent occurred nt a prlvnto circus perform
ance by socioty people on tho grounds of
James L. Jones, given for the benefit of
Christ Episcopnl church. About .TOOprom
inent peoplo wero present, Including Gov
ernor and Mrs. Altgeld. Sovcral sections
of the scats broke down, caused by tha
weight of tho spectators. About twenty
persons woro Injured, but fortunately a
panic was avorted, nnd nono of tho in
juries wero dangerous.
falling's Plea for a Now Trial.
Newpokt, Ky., Juno 2a In tho circuit
court yesterday. Colonel Washington ar
gued before Judgo Helm a motion for a
new trial of Alonzo Walling, convicted of
tlio murder of Pearl Brynn. Tho grounds
were that Jurors R. II. Miles and Jmnos
I. Ware hnd expressed opinions during
tho Soott Jackson trial that both Wnlllng
and Jackson wore guilty, and should bo
hanged. Them jurors, nnd tho wltnessos
against them, will appear before Judgo
Helm next Monday.
Ulrlch'g Disappointment.
Attorney General Harmon yesterday ap
pointed Francis Fisher Kane and Michael F.
McCullen, both of Philadelphia, to tho
positions of first and second assistants to
United States Attorney James M. Beck.
Tho news of these appointments will bo
received with much disappointment by tho
friends of John O. Ulrich, Esq., who urged
tho latter's selections for ono of tho positions.
The lloolflus Outing,
The Eescuo II. & L. Co., of town, to-day
held its annual outing at Lakcsido nnd tho
members left hero this morning in strong
numbers, accompanied by the Lithuanian
band and a largo delegation of frionds.
HOOD'S PILLS euro Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
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Beauty Unrolled
To the admiring gaze of tbose who have u tasto
lorrttaity lino wan paper 18 ino uispmy mnuw
wall nancr wrlnkltM wo huve iustreoeivctl.You
can find nny color or patturu you want (or your
u!l, bed room, parlor, dining room, kitchen or
cafe, from Co up to 93 per roll. Fine artistic
pupera u specially.
House, Sign and Decorative Painting.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates cbeer-2
fully furnished. Send postal.
J. P. CARDEN,
221 W. Centre St., Bhenandoab, l'a.
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And your inevitable
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where you can buy
. . . READY TO WEAR CLOTHING
Made in a proper manner, fit and
style by the most reliable manufac
turers, all sold at the lowest prices
ever known for well made Men s,
Boys' and Children's wear.
We are oflering some great
values m
Blue, drey and Black Serges,
Fancy Cheviots and Worsted
Light suits of every description
witn low cut vests.
We have a large stock to select
irom. The place is at
S. BLOCK'S
ROCHBSTEIl : CLOTHING : HOUSE,
COB, MAIN AND CHEERY STS.
ITS THE
FASHION
for prudent-minded men to wear "Cel
luloid" Collars nnd Cuffe. They arc
waterproof, nud besides saving laundry
bills mid bother, they are comfortable
to wear, never chafing the neck and
never wrinkling. They can be in
stantly cleaned with a wet cloth or
sponge. The original interlined col
lars and cuffs with a "Celluloid" sur
face. Everyone is marked like this.
INTERLINED
Imitated of course, but you want the (tenulne
ami your money's worth. Insist upon gooxls
marked with above trade mark. At the furnish
ers or direct from us. Collars 20 ct8.;Cuffii 40 eta.
pair, tnallago paid. State size and style.
THE CKLIiULOIU COMPANY,
Xevr York.
S A PO L I OMV.1
Elluloio
MARK
Our last carload of horses is
exhausted, but we will receive
another lot which will arrive to
night or to-morrow morning.
WH. NEISWENTER.
JUNE OFFERINGS.,
Largest stock of trimmed bonnets and
hats, in all the latest summer styles, at the lowest prices. Trimmed
Sailor low and high crowns, 25c to $1.50. Leghorn hats 50c up.
Children's white and colored trimmed hats, 50c up.
Infant's lace caps, ioctoj-Si.ejo; silk hats, 50c.
Infant's long coats, from $1.25 up.
Infant's slips and christening robes, 25c to S3. 50.
AX KELLY'S
26 South Main Street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ClOtt SALE. Tho building at tbe corner uf Onk
V nnd West streets. For further iiarticulars
apply to Dr. C. M. liordner, Si Kast Oak Street
FOHSALK. Tbo good will nnd fixtures, and
Hotel furniture complete, of tbe Wnteou
House, No. 5 S, Main btreet. Apply to M. M.
Burke, Att'y. 6-10-tf
"TT7ANTRD. Active, reliable men to travel
1 I nnu hoiici
.Hcit orders for fruit nnd ornamental
nursery btock. Permanent employment and
Kood pay. 3teference required. Address tbe It,
u. uuaii tu.. rsouin renn q., I'jiuauejniua.
i-y-.:it-eoa
PHOV09AL9. Prices nnd Bampleaof supplies
for tbo public schools of Bhenandoab, I'u,,
wilt bo reoeiveu by tbe undersigned committee
on text books, on Friday, June 26th, lbWJ, nt
7:00 p.m. Committee reserves tbe right to re
ject nny or all bids.
T. R. Kdwardh,
Fbakk JIana,
B. F. Ciiuhcii,
T. S. Jam eh,
Edwiic Willi a mh.
Committee.
Shenandoah, Pa., June 23d, 196. ' 6-23-lt
. YOU CAN SAVE
"HYIONEY-
By Purchasing Your
Groceries, Smoked Meats,
Flour and Feed at
Meluskey & Son,
10S S. Main St.
FOR FANCY
Groceries,
Flour,
Feed, &c,
At lowest cash prices.
T. J. BROUGHALL,
28 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
M. C. WATSON,
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer.
Clgara, Tobacco, &o. Agent for Heading
llrewlng Co.'i Ilccr and Toiler-
11S and 11Q S. Main St
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
nnd enn't pet It, tben come to us for
it. We carry the best of
Groceries, Butter and Eggs,
FLOUR and FEED.
Our delivery wngon awaits your order. Goods
delivered promptly.
nUSSER & BEDDALL,
26 East Centre Street.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
SPRING and
SUMMER SUITS.
ALLuSHADESIAND'WEIGHTS.
ALL PRICES.
Made to fit by ex
perienced tailors. Look
one of our customers
over and consider his
make-up.
PORTZ & BRO.,
2. tvl. Main St.
IVil
OPEN EVERY DAY
Go to tho Shenandoah Dental Booms for
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fillings. If your artifical teeth do not unit
you call to Bee us. All examinations freo.
Wo mako all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown
and Bridga work and all operations that per
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates aro
ordered. We are tho only users of vitallzca
air for the painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
(Tltmau's Block)
Eaat Contro Street.
Ofllce Hours: 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
GRAND
ANNUAL PICNIC 5
Under tlio auspices of
COLUMBIA HOSE
8. F. II. Co., No, I, of Shenandoah.
July 4th, 1896,
At Columbia Park.
DANCING
Huslo will be furnished by tlio famous Seboppe
orchestra of ten pieces. The pavilllon Is one of
tba finest in tho county, and affords lovers of
the amusement much enjoyment.
SPUCIAL ATTRACTION.
One of tho special attractions of the day will
bo a bicycle race, a valuablo prlio to the winner.
Assist th(( Ore laddies by purchasing o ticket
and have a L-ood day out.
A rock
place at a
good prlz
drilling contest will take
o'clock in the afternoon. A
to the winner.
Admission lo Dancing Pavilllon, 35 cts.
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