EUREKA!
7i
This is the name of a
SWING CHAIR for children and
infants we have taken the agency
for. It ran be adjusted to any
position desired, .making either
chair, swing or crib, with no possi
bility of the child falling out.
Regular price, S2.00. Our price,
HOOKS & BROWN
X North Main St.
FOR TEN
DAYS ONLY.
In order to make room
for the carpenters we offer
the following selected stock
which is displayed in our
large show windows at
greatly reduced prices.
A big lot of Men's Good Grade
at a reduction of 30 per cent, on the
original price.
a nio STOCK
MEN'S SUITS
of every description at a reduction
of 50 per cent. These goods are
going at sacrificing prices.
Also a big lot of
Children's Suits :-:
:-: and Novelties.
1 Gold in, Prop.
9 and 11 South Main Street.
EVENING HERALD
TIintSDAY, JULY 30, 181W.
MIII11 1'iilkH J'nrty.
Tho resiilcnco of .Mr. nwl Mrs. Jolin
Dobbin, on North Main street, was the scene
of n merry gathering of little folks last oven
ins, who were present to celelimto the seventh
v birthday anniversary of their daughter,
WiJr. Music, refreshments and names
' Tprineil tho program for the evening's enjoy
ment. Tho little folks present were : Flor-
V..J5 r..i.1-!..l.. 1..I. 1 If-.:.. 11,
nilncho and Isabella Bobbin, Willio and
1 fciiina Zimmerman, Annie. Ida and IHhel
. Kobinson, Katie Quinn, Yirgota Flynn,
Marv and Annio Mitchell. Allert. Clare.
X' Clayton and Adolph liobbin, Korinnu
,;tjweTV.ki, Andy Stank, Jerome tind Russell
'Miller, Martin and Charles (Jufnu, Hoy Xcw
liouser, James Ilobinson, Daniel and Edward
Uingtou, Joseph Hall and Hoy Scliceler.
Pay (inly your own bills. In dealing hero
the cash customer is not taxed to help sup
IKirt the credit customer who do not pay.
Here all are 0110 level. All aro cash.
7-ls-tf Factory Sum: Stohc.
lurors Drawn.
The next term of criminal court begins on
Monday, September 7, and among tho grand
jurorsdrawn aro the following from Shtnan
ilonh : Martin I'urcull and Thomas O'Con
nell. I'etit jurors, for Scptemlier 7 : Jolin
Dunn, John Uarritt, Thomas Hellis, Thomas
Higgins, Stino Shultz, Abraham Yost, Alex.
Morris, Jr.; September 11' Frank Wilcom
and Marshall Ilugluw.
HOOD'S PILIiS cure Liver 11!b,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleas'-nt laxative. All Druggists.
I.ost Money,
Mrs. William Acker is the mother of .Mrs.
William Kreigor, whose house on Kmorick
street was struck by lightning last night.
While running to her daughter's house
after the bolt struck Mrs. Acker lost two
dollars.
Tho truth, tho whole truth and nothing
but tho truth. That's our motto; and we
add leather, solid leather and nothing but
leather. That s tho way our shoos aro built
7-lb-tf Factouy Siioi: Stohe.
Hun Over ly a freight Train,
Last evening about 0:30 Harry Iturunski, a
Polish boy about 14 years old, started for his
home at Boston Iiuu . lie had been on a
visit to Mahanoy Plane, and when he reached
tho signal tower a short distance from the
latter place ho attempted to board a moving
freight truiu, and fell uudor tho wheels.
Iloth legs wero crushod in a horrible manner,
and he died shortly after lieing removed to
tho hospital. Tho unfortuuate boy had no
)areuts anil resided with his brother at Bos
ton linn.
HAVE ItimntN'ED FUOM PHILA-
DELI'HIA WITH A . . . .
Complete Dental
Outfit
CROWN AND
BRIDGE WORK
DR. J. W. VAN VALZAH,
Ferguson's Theatre Block,
Corner Main and Oak streets.
Take the Iron stairway on Ouk street.
Ofllce Hours : 8 n. ni, to 8 p. m.
WE HAVE THE ... 'ft
E. B. FOLEY, -k
f, NO 27 WEST CENTRE STREET. jx
Ladies' Fine Russet Ox
ford Ties, retrular price $1.50
and $1.75, cut price 9SC.
Closing out entire lot less than
cost to make room at
. . . WHITELOCK'S CHEAP SHOE STORE.
LAST NIGHT'S ELECTRICAL STORM.
A Iltmni Struck and Two l'limlUc Stunned
by the hlioelc.
The eloctricnl and thunder etorm of last
night is said hy oxnortu to have been the
most sovore that has visited this region in
many years. Such storms have never been so
frequent and sovore as during the imst three
days and tho one of last Monday night was
a snorter, but last night's storm eclipsed it.
The rain also did considerable damage along
tho valley by creating washouts and the
electric railwavs wero considerably damaged,
The storm in town whs a very severe one.
Lightning struck in several places, but only
in few Instances with damage worth speaking
of. The most sevcro cae was tho striking of
n house on North Kmerick street owned by
tho P. it K. C. & I. Co. and occupied by the
family of William Krciger. The bolt struck
at ten o'clock and demolished tho chimney
nnd then slashed tho weather boards from
tho south sido of tho house from roof to
foundation nnd about three feet in breadth.
Tho weather boards foil In a heap in tho yard,
tho bricks of the chimney were forced
through tho roof and the Uoorof a bedroom
on the second lloor and the sitting room lie
neatb wero covered with plaster from the
ceilings. Tho bolt also ripped considerable
planter from tho south walls of the rooms.
Picture frames hanging on the south wall of
the bedroom were thiown to the lloor nnd a
bedstead was displaced ami wicnchnl. A
picture frame in the sitting room was ignited,
but It was made of an enamel preparation
and, after sizzing a few moments, burned it
self out.
Mr. Kreiger, his wife and 2-year-old son,
Ijcroy, occupied a bed in a room adjoining
and to tho rear of tho bedroom In which the
bolt struck. All were stunned by the shock
and rendered unconscious for two or three
minutes. Tho members of tho Townsend
family in the adjoining hou suirercd in a
similar manner, but all quickly recovered
and uono have complained of ill elfects since.
Mr. Kreiger says that when he recovered his
senses his liedroom was filled with dust from
tho plaster in tho adjoining room, s
Tho Townsend house was not damaged.
Neighbors who witnessed tho striking of the
Kreiger houso sounded a tire alarm and all
the companies promptly responded, but their
services wero not required.
Almost immediately after this alarm was
sounded lightning stiuck tho wires of tho
firo alarm system and rendered it useless.
Tho telegraph wires in tho ticket olllco of
the Lehigh Valley depot wcru struck nnd
burned out. Quito a blazo was created, but
it was promptly extinguished by Night
Watchman Sullivan with a little water. Tho
wires wero repaired in time for early morn
ing service.
A wiro of tho street electric light system
was also struck and all the lights were ex
tinguished, but tho damage was so slight that
tho system was in condition again within
fifteen minutes.
Tniilic on the Schuylkill Traction line was
delayed from 8 until 10:30 on account of tho
storm. When the clouds gathered and the
lightning commenced to Hash Cieheral Elec
trician Davis disconnected tho cars all along
the Hue. Wherever ears lmpcned to bo
when the storm started they were obliged to
remain until tho connections wero made
again, with one exception. In this case a
car was stopped ut the Lost Creek baso ball
grounds and between spuits of tho storm
soveral young men who wero passengers ex
ercised themselves in rushing the car to the
turnout near the Hammond colliery.
After tho current was turned on this
car ran to tho oast cud of tho Hammond
colliery dirt bank and was obliged to stop
there on account of coal dirt having been
washed uinm tho track. About 200 yards
west was a air held by another washing of
coal dirt upon the track. Tho latter car was
sheltered in tho power house during the
stoim nnd succeeded in running to tho dirt
bank after tho current was turned on, Tho
passengers wero transferred and those who
started from (llrardvillo at 8 o'clock reached
here at 11:35.
The roads between town and Malzeville aro
reported as being in very bad condition.
Deep ruts nnd washouts were formed last
night on many of tho roads.
A largo window pauo in tho saloon at tho
corner of CVutro street and Pear alloy was
destroyed by the winds.
Muss Meeting of CitUeut.
A mass meeting of tho citizens of tho
borough of Shenandoah will be held in
Ferguson's theatre on Thursday evening,
July 30th, 1811(1, at 8 o'clock, for tho purpose
of giving expression to tho sentiment that is
manifesting iteelf uihoug tho people who
believe that a grievous mistake was made by
tho School Board in electing Mr. C. I). Bogart
superintendent of the public schools of the
Iwrough, and committing thorn to his care
without requiring that gentleman to vindi
cate himself from tho serious charge of
Immorality preferred against him at tho last
place ut which he was omployed in tho
capacity of an instructor. Evory citizen
who feels an interest in the public schools of
the towu is urgently requested to be present.
7-o-2t Committee.
The ltcport Continued.
Supt. 11. F. Bertolette, of tho Williamsport
division of tho Philadelphia & Heading rail
road, unon being interviewed yesterday, con
firmed tho report published in tho Ilmuuia
few days ago to tho oUect that the company
had decided to use the Catawissa branch
hotoaltor for tho transportation of bitumi
nous ooal, beginning August 1st. Between
eight and ten crows who havo been stationed
at Shamokln and Gordon willmove to Cata
wissa. This will be a groat loom for that
place.
Wilkinson's Now Store,
The new and commodious dry goods store
of L. J. Wilkinson, will be open to tho nun
lie Saturday afternoon. In tho evening a
concert will be given by Prof, Zcitz's band.
ClorkB aro now busy prejiaring for the open
ing, which will le on an clalmrate scale.
A Hot Chase.
James Elliott, with revolver in hand,
chased his wife this morning and threatened
to kill her. Constablo Phillips arrested him
and ho Is to bo kept in tho lockup until to
morrow, by which tlmo it is expected his
sanguinary sriirit will havo changed ana he
will be inxondltion for a hearing.
DR. BROWN
-IN-
HENANDOAH.
Kor 7 tiny nt ihv
FEf?GUS0j : HOUSE
Comntencirii
Mohday, August 3d, '6.
OR. P. II. BROWN, Chiropodist.
J:ilhirget Jtnniona tnmlcsmnlh The
Corns or ItunUniH tlon't return.
Corn, Bunions, Ingrowing Toe NnlK Kn
lnrged Toe Joint,Cliiltmins nnd Hwenty Feet
cured by Dr. Brown here in Slicnnmlonli ten
years ago have not come back, nnd the feet
are to-day free from nehes nnd pntnn. Itcml
the proofs, (lo nnd see. the people. The
following home testimonials should convince
the luot skepticnl :
"We take pleasure in recommending Dr.
Brown to all milTcrcr from corns, hnnfons,
iliKrowingtoennlls, etc. He hn permanently
cured our feet without pnin, blood or sore
ness. llii treatment is atmolutcly painless
nnd hip cures stny cured."
I. M. Hmlth, Kroccr, 310 Wet Centre Street;
Isaac Itefowich, elothler, 131 Iiit Centre
Street; John Smith, grfpcernnd ment market,
410 Ve-t Centre Htreet ; lon Kckcrt, mctit
ninrket, 800 Pino Street, Mnhnnoy Citv
Thomas H. l'nrrell, chief clerk P. is It. freight
olllee . Levi liefowleh, clothing, 10 South
Main Street , Wm nnd Mrs. Woomer, green
(troocr, 121 North Wain Street ; K. .1. Mc
(Jlniiet, cxprestmnn, 221 Centre Street ; Mrs.
Kllcn 1). Ferguson, Mis Mnggie Frnney,
Shenandoah. Hon. II. M. Kulp, Congress
man , Kev Oeo. V. OroKs, Pastor United
Kvnngelienl Church. Shnmnkln, Pa.: Mrs.
Mary Itclnhold and Miss Minnie I). Kaier.
l'ino Strert,nl(o Mrs. (Jertrudo Sillimnn and
Miss K.D.Dillon, Centre Street, Mahanoy
City, nml hundreds of others.
cry hlKhly recommended by several of
Shcnnndonh, Ashland, Olrardvllle, Fruck
vllle, Mnhnnoy Plane, (lllbcrton, llelnno
nnd Tnmnqua's lending citizens, both Indies
nnd gentlemen, whose feet Dr. Brown eotn-
Jtlctely cured several ytnrs ngtt. Hon. H, M.
iulp, CongrertsmnnSlinmokin; If. D. Bright,
of Bright Bros., lumber, also proprietor of
Ashland Stemn Laundry, Ashlnnd ; C. Serr,
merchant tailor and gents furnishing goods,
GJrnrdvHlej Miss Barbara Wagner nnd Miss
Kllen J. (JtniiKcr, filrnrdvllie ; Miss Annie
1). Buck and Mary ltussell, Walnut Street,
Ashland, Mies Lizzie Price and Julia L.
Barnard, Market Street, Ashlnnd ; Miss
AmcIlaSnnner, BelleHnupt nnd Mrs. J. 1).
Wagner. Fraekvllle ; Miss Hannah Itej noid-,
Mahnnoy Plane; Mrs. Kllen Henry and
daughter, Gilhcrtou, and severnl hundred
others.
OIHce Ferguson House, Shenandoah, Pa.,
from Monday, August 3rd to the tth, lsort;
hours, Ha. in. to H p. m., Sundays, 10 a, m.
to i p, m.
Hen's Russett,hand made
plain or needle toe, cut price
$2.29, reduced from $3.50.
Buy a pair if you have. to lay
them away for next summer,
cheapest and best shoe ever
sold. Some customers buy 2
and 3 pairs at one time. Sold
only at
WHITELOCK'S CHEAP SHOE STORE.
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout the lteglou Chron
icled for Hasty Perusal.
Tho heavy upholstering work heretofore
dono in tho Delano shops, will in tho futuro
be taken to Gaston, but the light work will
still bo dono there.
The corner stono of St. Paul's Keformcd
church, at Chorryvillo, near Pinogrove, was
laid on Tuesday.
Hess. Bros, havo changed their paper from
a weekly publication to a semi-weekly,
which will appear ovory Wednesdays and Sun
days. John Kowland, of Olrardvllle, was horribly
mangled about tho bauds, face and liody by a
premature explosion at tho Hammoud
colllory.
Thoivos entered tho houso of Mrs. Colli
han, at Girardville, and secured $S0. No
captures made.
The Ashland Local says Mrs. Esther Leam,
who has been a teacher In tho public schools
of that place for a number of years, has
resigned.
Additional arrests are being tnadeatHazle
ton for violation of the Honor law.
Tho M. K. Sunday school will hold their
annual picuio ut Lakeside to-morrow.
William Faust, employed as carpenter
about Klrnwood colliery, and proprietor
of a barber shop at Mahanoy City, had his
nacKinjurou ny a log roiling upon him yes
terday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pierman have re
moved from Mahanoy City to Philadelphia.
The recent heavy rains havo given tho col
liories an abundant supply of watorand np to
tho present time the collieries in this valley
have not boon compelled to purify mine water
as has been customary at this season Of tho
year in tho past.
The commissioners have decided to' adver
tise for bids for tho excavating necessary at
the almabonso for the proposed no build
ings, I
PERSONAL.
SI. L. Shoemakor lias gone to Baltimore,
Mil., to visit Ms son, Dr. C. R. Shoemaker,
who Is located In that city.
lira. M. S. and J. S. Klstlor, D. W. Straub
and John Price wero attending the regular
meeting of tho Schuylkill Homeopathic
society, nt Pottsvlllo, to-day.
Mrs, a. W. Kciter, of ninomslmrg, is the
guest of Mrs. J. 11. Jones, on North Jardin
street.
Messrs. O. W. Kciter, M. O'Harn, William
Noiswenter, II. J. Hess nnd W. Noiswcntor,
wore in attendanco at WnM run's horse sale,
at Pottsvlllo, to-day.
Mrs. M. J. Scanlan and children, left to
day for Audenried to visit friends.
Missos Nellie Connors, of East Centre street,
and Nellie Scaulan, of South Main street,
returned homo last night from n prolonged
visit among rolativos in Washington, D. C.
Mrs. D. C. Hughes, of East Coal street,
left town to-day for Shnmnkln to attend the
wedding of Miss Libbio Iteed, of tho latter
place.
Joseph Boyer visited Heading to-day.
Aic.1. miner, me obliging Lehigh Valley
passenger conductor, lost a bright yoilug
child by death to-day.
Hon. Ellas Davis, of Wndesvlllc, was a
visitor to town this nfteruoon and met with
hearty greetings..
liard Halbcrstadt, of Pottsvlllc, spent
yesterday afternoon in town on business con
noctcd with the anthracite edition of tho
Colliery Engineer.
POTTSVILtE LETTER.
Pottsville, July 30.
Marriage licenses wero granted to tho
following : Andrew Shomcr nnd Katlo
Kosulus, both of Mahanoy City; Jerry licagan,
of Mlnersville, nnd Mary Dutry, ol Shamo
kitii William i Hrown, of Kougli nnd Beady,
nnd Louisa Bohner, of Klingerstown.
DEKD3 niX'ORDEU.
Deed from L. W. Weisinger to David
Nuosor, interest in two lots in l'ottsville.
X From' Bridget Scanlan to Ludwig Gibbus,
premises in Shenandoah.
From S. A. Bcddall, extr. of Thomas Bed
dall, to E. A. Bcddall ct al., lot in Shenan
doah. From S. A. Bcddall to Georgo W. Beildnll,
premises in Shenandoah.
From S. A. Bcddall to George W. Bcddall,
for premises in Port Carlwn.
From Georgo W. Bcddall to E. A. Bcddall
ct. al., interest m lot in Shenandoah.
From Max Utibinsky u Samuel Colin,
promises in Pottsvillo.
From Wm. 11. Hoffman to Gonlon Building
and Loan Association, for lot in Gonlon,
Tho towers of tho First Presbyterian
church, at the corner of Third nnd Mahan
tongo streets, aro being renovated and
substantial repairs will Iki made during tho
nhsenco of tho pastor, Eev. J. H. Eastman.
A new roof is to be placed on tho structure,
tho celling is to bo newly frescoed nnd tho
seating capacity will be re-arranged. Tho
repairs will cost several thousand dollars and
will be completed about tho 1st of October.
A Cave-ln.
A cave-in ocenrred during the storm last
night on tho Lehigh Valley railroad between
the Iost Creek store and Fackcr No. 2 breaker.
The breach was about 10 feet in diameter and
30 feet deep. It affected the east-bound track
of tho railroad, but repair work was promptly
begun and the track was out of use only a
couplo of houis this morning. Meantime
trains ran over tho west-hound track.
Allen Dure Is Fust.
Ilefcrring to tho trotting race ut Portland,
Mo., on Tuesday, in which Allen Dare, the
horso owned by John A. Titman, of town,
participated, yostcrday s Boston Herald savs:
The 2:20 trot was a cinch for tho favorite.
Allen Dare, tho little 5-year-old gray gelding
owned by J. A. Titman, of Philadelphia. In
view ol His two fast heats at Mystic, ono of
them in 8:131, there was nothing in tho big
field of starters that was regarded as worthy
the namo of rival, Ho was never once
headed, nor was he pushed to his record.
Pay-Day on Saturday.
Tho employes of tho Philadelphia & Read
ing Coal & Iron Co., and tho Lehigh Vnlley
Call Co., will be paid on Saturday. Tho
employes of the Thomas Coal Company will
bo paid to-morrow.
The Moscr Heirs.
Tho heirs of Borkard Moser. Peter Moser
and Georgo Moser, to tho numbor of thirty,
including tho family representatives of
Mosers, Pyles, Nagles, Youcunis, Egolf and
Kassamans, met at the home of Henry M.
Pyle, at Pottstown, to formulate steps to se
cure a vast fortune of tho ostato of their
ancestors located in the vicinity of Tamaqua.
Married Lust Kvonlng.
' Miss Kate Johnson, of Lost Creek, and
Frank Schnltz, of Colorado, wero united in
marrirgo last evening at tho M. E. church
parsonage, Ashlaud. Miss Dora Schultz,
sister of tho groom, nnd Joseph Itullin, of
Shamokin, supported tho couplo. They will
reside in Colorado after a short visit to Sha-
mokiu.
When you want good roofing, plumbing1
gas fitting, or general tinsmithing dono call
on E. F. Gallagher 18 West Centre street
Dealer in stares. l-tf
Settling n Largo Estate.
Stamford, Conn., July 80. Tho J. B.
Hoyt estnto, involving 81,000,000, after ho
tng in the courts for soven years, is to bo
sottlod. An agreement has boon renchod
between the contondlng parties, nnd
within ono month the en tiro ostato will bo
disposed of. This is tho case in which
Timothy H. Porter, one of tho executors,
has figured proMilnontly.
Drunk Carbolic Acid for Whisky.
Trbniox, July 80. Fred Warner, agod
C3 years, swallowed curbollo ncid yester
day aftorooou in mistake for whisky, and
died in ten mlnutos. Tho bottle contain
ing tho acid was on a shelf in the stable
where. Wnrnor worked. Physicians wore
luinmontd, but could do nothing to re
tiuvo him. and ho died in convulsions.
897 pairs Men's and Boys'
Snag Duck Boots, we are
closing them out at a low price.
Come buy when you can save
money.
WHITELOCK'S CHEAP SHOE STORE.
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iumiuuuimiulluULUillUU!WUlimilUllllllJUllllE:
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That the Factory s
Shoe Store has taken
a contract to keep the
feet of their custom-
ers well dressed by IH
shining their shoes J
free ? K
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And we do it Jj;
because we sell
good shoes and JE:
we want tliern
to be kept look- S;
ing good, so we St
shine them free Cf
for all our cus- Jfc
tomers. Ladies f
as well as men.
You get your
free shine tickets!!
when you buy S
your shoes, and
when you buy gjf
your shoesayou
;buy them at the
which is a saving of IE
from 25c to $1.00 on
every pair you buy.
To customers who
don't want free shine
checks we give tickets
for that beautiful
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1 Gold-
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IWare . . .
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you see in our window.
In a few weeks weC
will give you a great fc
surprise by offering g
the finest premium
you have ever seen. St:
It pays to buy here. S:
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2 v"J. A. MOYER,
Z3S Manager.
Shackamaxon Hotel
Arkansas Ave., below Heading depot, Atlantic
City, N. J.
BERNARD CONWAY,
YOU CAN SAVE
TP-
By Purchasing Your
Groceries, Smoked Meats,
Flour and' Feed at
Meluskey & Son,
10S S. Main St.
FOR FANCY
Groceries,
Flour,
Feed, &c,
At lowest cash prices,
T. J. BRQUGHALL,
25 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON EASY TEItMH.
P. W. BIERSTEIN,
2Oe S. Jardin St.
2? v 1 il. t
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lis lrS"
i Possible
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOit HA1.B.-A McomMiftiid ",nnre pinno
Apply At William A Son, i iriiltnr.nii.I
limine store. 7 2"-tt
VJ'-i 1 will py tor 11 term of tl ookn l,nnl
V'JU nnd tiioroiiKh Inrtruitli'i In miwk ,
M. r.u i- , L.
1111 .n,p.iiniumr rnTinir((, 1 UCr eoUHT
l'n Foil linn liOKins AliKUst S,t. Kor entn
Iokiiid ndilrcNi, IIrrrv 11. Mover 7 2!i-2t
TfANTKI) -,VW ngeiit for Itili IPs nuth,.r
iteil "I.1VI5H ("if McKINUA nml III).
IIAltT." WO paitra, elegantly llliitiateil. I'm .
only tl 00. The tient mill tin) clien; tt, ni.il out
nellK nil otliern W) per cent, t' tiKont nml
freijtlit pniil. UItonksnow reftil Sne time
by HcniliiiK 0 eeiitd in ntflinpa for an outllt nt
onee. Aiuirrn A. I). WOHTJHM.TON .t CO..
Hnrtfonl, Conn.
7'8-lw-eoil
TJtOlt SAMS. 3,000 worth of t!
M.C00 flrvt
I." inortimKe 10-year bomls to be
Saintw' 1'roteptaiit ICpleopal Clum
llOall. tn,lil rll! l,e In ileii.,,,,1 t,nt
i$llnl by All
ii, of Hhennn
Hnsof and
S50, benriliK Inlercft from July lt
. 1MI, nt 5 per
i-eiu. pernnniim, pnynme ipmrteri
Auerewui
n two year
iids fqr sale
Oak street,
0-211-tf
, iriTiieKe 01 redemption witn
Huherlptioti bonks now open. P
nt I)r C. M. Honlner, il Has:
Hhcntimloah, Pa.
rlI,onTANTNOTICr..-Tl.o fti.ies, danciliu
L pavilion nnd stands at Columbia Park nrc
open only to such ndvertlsera w ho pay for spaces
nnd all others will be considered a trespassers
whether the slcns lie painted, or tncked, or Iiuiih
upon the fenco. Terms for spaces may be
secured from
ALntF.n Hvaxs,
Thomas J. Wiu.iam",
iiiomas Uri.LlS,
Ci'inmlttee
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ESTATE OF TIIOJ1AS SAVAOK Decen-ed -I-ettefK
tcstnmentnry on the estate ol
Thomas Hnrnge, late of Slienandoali. Shuylkill
county, Pennsylvania, deeensed have been
Krunted to Henry Iteese, of Slicnnmlonli. Pa., to
whom all persons indebted to taid estate are
rciiiiested to make payment, and those hating
claims or demands will make known tho same
without delay to
Hr-snv ItEnsr Executor
Or to his Attorney,
K. W. HnoEMAKEH.
Shenandoah, l'n., June 2.1th, 1SW 6-25-Ot-oaw
OPEN EVERYDAY
Go lo tho Shenandoah Dcnt.'l Rooms tot
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fillinKS. If your nrtiflcal teeth do not suit
yon call to see us. AH examinations free.
Wo make all kinds of plates. C- ld Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown
and Bridgo work and all operations that per
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates nro
ordered. Wo aro tho only users of vitalized
air for tho painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
(Tltman's Block)
Eaot Centre Street.
OQleo Hours: 7 a. In. to 8 p.m.
SPRING jind
SUMMER SUIT'S;
ALLISHADES AND WEIGHTS
ALL PRICES.
Made to fit by ex
perienced tailors. Look
one of our customers
over and consider his-make-up.
3T
PORTZ & BRO.,
24 N. Main St.
PAPER HANGING
Done at short notice.
Moderate prices.
WM. J. SPADE,
35 W. Centre Street, Shenandoah.
Fine Groceries,
Butter and Eggs,
Flour and Feed.
Our delivery wagon awaits your order. Good
delivered promptly,
WILLIAM. H. flUSSER,
26 East Centre Street.
BROMO-KOLA
ALCOHOLIC, NERVOUS AND BILIOUS
HEADACHES
Cured by this granular eflcrvescu.t and ftimu
lant. An instant cure fur boui stomachs .ui'
headache, which often nccuniuliit, from havins
n night out.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS,
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenandoah
CHARLES DERR,
AGENT FOIt
SHAWOKIN STEAM LAUNDRY
Work guaranteed and
unexcelled.
REPAIRING DONE FREE.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street