You Com IVlako
Ymir dollars nml it-ntu ko n lone way
by cnrrjlti tliom. Ynu enn nnvu
TIME AND MONEY
by buyliiK your stationery, lilntik books, &c,
at our More
HOOKS & BROWN
a 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
PANTS
at a reduction of 30 per cent, on the
original price.
A ItHl HTOCK f-m i
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.
I Gold in, Prop.,
9 and 11 South Main Street.
EVENING HERALD
Fill DAY, AUGUST 21. 1SD0.
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAMES.
NMlounl I.ragu.
At Philadelphia First gainorLoiiisvlllo,
0. Philadelphia, 3. Second rmiio: Phila
delphia, 4; Louisville, a At Baltimore
First Kamo: St. Louis, -D; llaltlmore, 3.
Second gnmo: Baltimore, 8; St. LouIr,1
At Boston Boston, 8; Cincinnati, a At
Brooklyn Brooklyn, 11; Pittsburg, S. At
Now York New York, 9; Chicago, 0. At
Washington Clovelanil, 2 ; Washington
KaAtfrn League
At Wilkcsbarro (10 inning) Wilkcs
barro, 7; Syracuse, 0. At Scranton Ito
ostor, 10; Scranton. 5. At Springfield
Springfield, 11; Toronto, 0.
Atlantic League.
At Lancaster (11 lnulngs) Athletic, 0;
Lancaster, 8. At Wilmington (called,
darkness) Wilmington, 13; Hartford, 12.
At Nowark First gamo; Nowark, 0; I'nt
erson, 6. Second game; Nowark, 8; Pat
'Crson, 5.
latal l'ouiter ailll l:.,l(nim.
HAZLKTON, Pa., Aug. Sl.-A torrine ex
plosion occurred at the Tomhieken Pow
der company's mills. Derringer, Pa., yes
terday. One man was instantly killed
jind three others were terribly injured, as
follows- E J. Whltolm-ad was killed.
Tho Injured wore Peter Sholl, Olivor Boss,
John Klssbach. The buildings wero com
pletuly dcmnlisheil. The cause of tho ex
plosion is not known, but it Is believed
tho powder in tho drying houso was ignited
by coming In contact with some hard sul-
stanco.
Pennsylvania)! Challenge to Ynlo.
Philadelphia, Aug. 21. Tho secretary
of tho Athletic association of tho Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, Mr. Neill, yestorday
rout to Yale a challenge to play Pennsyl
vania football. Tho challenge innkos no
stipulation whatever ns to rules, date or
tmiulier of games, Pennsylvania's object
being to havo Yalo agreo to play first of
all, und to arrango other details thereafter.
I'l'iiitNyltnnla Hermits for Cuhu.
WlLLiAMsroiiT, Pa., Aug. 21. Frank
A. Goodell, an agent for tho Cuban Junta,
Is in this section enlisting men for tho
Cuban lnsurgont army. Ho has quite a
number of men, and Detectlvo Grllllii, of
Washington, was hero on Wednesday, on
deavorlng to break up tho band.
Tho Weather.
For eastern Now York, eastern Pennsyl
vania and Now Jorsoy : Slightly warmer;
generally fair; bouthorly winds.
REMOVED
TO
20 East Oak Street.
Dr. J. W.VanValzah's
DENTAL PARLORS.
No stairways to
climb anymore.
:amm?wwwwmmww??J
5 WE HAVE THE ... 3
1 ...LATEST DESIGNS I
j IN FLOOR OIL CLOTH. 3
E. B. FOLEY, 3
HO. 37 WEST CENTRE STREET. 3
SCHUYLKILL GOLD DEMOCRATS.
They Held a C invention at Pottsvllle
This Morning.
Delegates Elected to the State Convention
to bo Hold In Philadelphia to Elect
National Dclcgates-No Action Was
Taken on the County Ticket.
Hpoltll til i:F.MNU ltr.lIAUI.
1 onsviu.1), Aug. Ml. Tho Rold Demo
crats of Schuylkill enmity beli? a convention
in IVutiBjivniii hall tliln morning which
w largely attMidod and prestdol over by
Od. II. lloyer, of Pottsvlllo, Chamilng
Shu m tray, of tlio Chronicle, nml Meyer
Stroine Wcio the secretaries.
The convention elected delepitoi to tho
state coavoution which will couvetio in l'liiln
delphla on Tucday, next, to elect delegates
to attend tiio Xatioual Democratic conven
tion to ho liold at Indianapolis on Septctnlxjr
2ml.
The dlogates elected at tho convention
tills morning aro m fullons: Httt district, II.
.1. Moore, of Mahanoy City; Second, John X.
Denco, Ashland; Third, Hon. W. L. Torbcrt,
(Jirard Manor; Fourth, llou. C. F. King.S.
1!. Urisconnd William J. MaU, I'ottsvillo.
ifesolntlona wore adopted iustntctlug the
delegates to fuvorthe nomination of a Presi
dent ami Vice President who favors a gold
MuiHlard.
The gold Democrats will tako no action so
fat as tho county ticket is concorned. They
will very likely favor the ficmoomtic county
ticket. They want tho national Democratic
ticket nominated so tlutt they will not lw
disfranchised.
EXCITING RUNAWAYS.
A I.lttlo Itoy Ksnipcs Uninjured Troin
1'crllous Situation.
A team of horses belonging to William
Meyers and hitched to a coal wul-oii rannwav
this moniingon Main stroetand created great
excitement. William James, a hoy soven
years old, was in tho wagon at tho tlmo and
his porilous situation Increased tho excite
ment. Tho horses started from in front of
tlrosskcttler's saloon. Near Coal street
tho rear wheels became detached,
hut tho boy remained in tho wncon and
held on to tho reins, making a fruitless
tllbrt to stop tho horses. At Ilaird's
field the body of tho wagon parted from tho
front truck and fell to tho street. Tho boy
let go tho reins and fell with the body of tho
wagon, hut escaped injur-. Tho horses and
front truck of the wagon wero found at tho
forks of tho Ititigtown and Brandonvillo
roads.
When tho runaway team passed the
Janitor's hotel it frightened a horso In-long-ing
to James Moyer, of West Cherry street.
Tho horso ran around tho corner into Coal
street, but was stopped by tho wagon it was
hitched to being caught by a tcleirmnh
pole. Tho shaft of tho wagon nnd some of
tlio harness was broken.
The dairy team of Frank II. Mull, ran
away from tho Pennsylvania station last
evening, tho horses being frightened by tho
blowing of a whistlo on an engine. While
running up Main street, three cans of milk
each containing five gallons, fell out of tho
wagon. Tlio horses turned tho corner of
Main and Centre streets, and wero cauidit at
tho dairy on West Centro street. Tho top of
tlio wagon was torn oil, and tho rear irt was
also damaged. Tho damage to tho team is
estimated at $50.
POTTSVILLE LETTER.
PoTTHVII.LE, August 21.
A convention of the Schuylkill County
League of Gamo & Fish I'rotectivo Associa
tion will bo held at I'ottsvillo on September
1st. About fifty associations will bo lepro
sented. After the business session ndjournsa
a shoot nt about 2,000 bluo rocks will be held.
The follwwing wero elected as delegates from
tho I'ottsvillo association last night. Fred,
l'ortz, C hrist Schimpf, J. L. llohbs, P. J.
llaverty and C. W. Parkin. K. O. Faust. II.
J. llcndler nnd C. W. Parkin wero appointed
a committee to draft suitable resolutions on
tho deatli of tho late Hon. Henry C. Ford, of
Philadelphia, who was a member of tho as
sociation.
iicnm iiix'onucD.
From Lehigh & Wilkcsbarro Coal Co., to
Michael Gallowich, lot in Kllno township
(McAdoo)
From Michael Gallowich to John Moros,
lot in Kline township.
Deed from HouoraCaiey to Mary McGarry,
lot in liist Norwegian township,
MAIIKIAOE MCBXHIM,
Krail H. ltatzburg, of Shenandoah, and
Mary K. llodcnh;iin, of Anuvlllo.
Peter Petuszkn, of Hrownsville, and Mary
ILilslewicz, of Shenandoah.
John Fnuiick nnd Anna Jutek, both of
ew Castlo township.
Wnltor W. Scliock, of Walker township,
nnd Mary liausmaii, of Pottsvlllo.
Oeciin drove Cuiiip Meeting.
A Ktteeljll f-venrslnn train fni. Oonnn
Will ta mil liV till! I'hilmli.lnMn .( lnn,ll
It. II. Tuesday, Aug. 25th, leaving Shenandoah
at il.03 a. m. Tickets $1.00 good only on
special train going aim tor return on any
train up to nnd including Sept. 1st. (it
An Aged Lady's Tall,
Mrs. Jano Johnson, an nged invalid re
siding with her son-in-law, Iiorough
Surveyor W. O. Gregory, on North Main
street, met with a 6crious accident yester
day. Mrs. Johnson is paralyzed on tho
lett side and it is with difficulty that sho enn
move without assistance Whllo leaving her
bed she fell and fractured her left ankle. Dr.
D. J. Laugtou is in attendance.
Tho truth, tho whole truth and nothing
but tho truth. That's our motto: nnd wo
ndd leather, solid leather and nothing hut
leather. Ihat sthoway our shoes are built.
7-18-tf Factory Shoe Store.
Will Slug at Tumbling Itiui.
John Jenkins, tho baritono singer nml com
edian of town, will begin a week's engage
ment at Tumbling Kuu uoxt Monday. Mr.
Jenkins has turned nn excellent reputation
hero both ns a singer and comedian ami tho
I'ottsvillo pooplo havo a treat in store for
them.
1'hco Mangled.
At about 10 o'clock this morniug William
Millard, of West Lino street, met with an
accident nt Kohley Iiun colliery which might
havo resulted in instantaneous death, Mil.
lard had everything in readiness for a blast
nnd lighted tho squib. After watting nbout
ten minutes, nnd hcnrlng no explosion, ho
began to return Jo tho scene pf the charge
When within a few feet, tho cxnloslon nr.
curred, burning the whole left side of his
Jaco and stottering sonio of tho bones, Tho
Injured man was taken to his homo.
THE BOr.OUOH COUNCIL.
Collector Hcanhin Appeal Tor Assistance,
to Collect Taxes.
A regular meeting of tho Iiorough Council
was held last evening, but It was a brief one
nml little business was transacted, Tho mcm-
ners in aitcniianco were .nessrs. jicuutrjN
Iilly, Couklcy, lloehm, Schoppo,-StraughS
1). K. James, Lnglcrt, Hand, Iteoso nnd
Murphy. President T. J. James Is toying
with tho surf nt Atlantic City nnd in his
absence Mr. Iteose wns mado temporary
chairman.
Tlio committee on roads ami highways
mado a routine report nnd supplemented It
with a recommendation that Council tako
steps to compel tho lakeside Electric liall
wny Company to erect a fence along tho
embankment skirting its line at tho Indian
llldgo colliery. It wns decided by motion
tint tho Chief Hurgcss, in conjunction with
tho bolicitor, glvo tho Lnkosido itallway
Company a legal notice to do tho work.
Mr. McGuiro said that thogrndo given for
Last Centre street, betweon limerick and
Union Btreets, was too high nnd wns told that
tho stroot committee would look after tho
matter.
Upon suggestion of Mr. Conklcy tho Super
visor wns Instructed tomnkotho crossing nt
Ilowcrs nnd Coal Btreets safe.
Mr. Straughn, of tho Finance Committee
stated that tho committee had decided to
oxonerato tho following jicoplo from taxes
for 1MU : Mrs. Patrick Stanton, Mrs. Kitchen,
Mrs. LnftUR, Mrs. Motts, Mrs. James Stanton,
of West Oak street; Mrs. Thomas Casey,
West Centre street; Mrs. Michael Wado and
Mrs. Thomas Powell, West Cherry street;
Mrs. Carey, South West street; Mrs. Ncary,
West Coal stroet; Mrs. Dougherty, Applo
alloy; Mrs. Ellen Stack, South Rowers street:
Mrs. Marshall, North Jardiu street; Mrs
McDonald, South Jardin stroet; Mrs. Thomas
OJInen, South Jardin street; Mrs. John
O'lUlon, West Cherry street; Mrs. Thomas
llonuit, Third ward ; Mrs. Gchricke, West
Centro street; Mrs. Millard, Strawberry
alloy rMrs. Iilngheiscr, West Oak street,
jlr. Straughil.also suited that ho bolloved
thff Council and School Hoard should tako
some action in referenco to tho collection of
taxes ; that Tax Collector Scanlan says thcro
seems to lo n determined effort on tlio
lrt of certain peoplo of town to
,avold paying taxes. The collector was
almost mobbed recently while making collec
tions. Tho collector alleges ho has informa
tion to provo that theso people havo declared
they will not pay taxes. They say peoplo do
not pay taxes, in Now York or Philadelphia
nnd that if tho Collector attempts to collect
taxes at tho collieries ho will bo taken homo
in n wagon.
Mr. Straughn said tho question wns too
largo for tho committee to handle nnd it was
left for Council's action.
Jlr. Kngljit said ho witnessed tho attack
on the Tax Collector and thought it timo
that somo protection should bo given that
official, especially on pay day.
Tlio report on exonerations was accepted
on motion of Mr. Lnlly. Nothing wns done
on tho suggestion of assistance to the collector.
Mr. Hand said tho collector had tho law in
his own bauds.
Mr. Kecso presented tho nanio of Mrs.
Casey, Fourth ward, for oxouoratlon from
taxes for 1S95 and it was referred to tho
finniico committee.
it was decided that tho lamp and watch
committco notify tho Shenandoah Electric
Illuminating Company to removo tho unused
incandescent fixtuio from tho Council cham
ber nnd nsk for n rebate on what tho company
tins been overpaid.
On motion of Mr. James it was decided to
procure bids for winter overcoats for three of
tho policemen, tho bids to bo opened at a
meeting of Council."
Mr. McGuiro stated that tho liorongh Sur
veyor had furnished n grade for laurel street.
Tho committee on flues was instructed to
look after somo causo of complaint at the
rear of tlio Helsenberger buildings on East
Centro street. Tlio character was not stated,
If you want a fine wedding cake, let Otto
make it for you.
Last Night's Muslenle.
Miss Sadio A. Schooner last evening
tendered n muslcnlo to a number of her
friends at her residenco on North Jardin
street. Tho following program was rendered :
Duett, Helen and D. J. Prico; piano solo,
Helen Prico ; duett, Edith Morgan nnd I). J,
Prico ; solo, D. J. Prico ; piano solo, John
Hough ; duett, Bella Drown nnd D. J. Prico !
solo, Edith Morgan ; piano solo, Helen Price;
solo, Uella Drown ; trio, Edith Morgan, Delia
isrown ami 1). ,1. 1'rico; piano solo, John
Hough. After tho guests had been enter
tallied with tho above program, they nil
repaired to tho dining room whero refresh
ments wero served. Tho following people
wero in nttenflanco : Misses Edith Morgan,
Delia and Anna Brown, Salllo Beddall,
Gertrude Parrott, Hnttie Nicholls, Gertrude
Hough, Helen Price, Mary Jones : Messrs,
Edward Shoemaker, Esq., Clarence Crobaugh,
D. J. Prico, It. L. Brown and James and
John Hough. Tho out of town folks wero:
Miss Bella Wylo, of Plymouth ; Miss Laura
Bickcl, of Pottsvillo ; Mrs. E. B. Greenwood
and Philip Moinbergcr, of Morton, Pa., aiid
Mis. E. Evans, of Wnnamio.
Seo tho window display of new silverwnro
at Bruiuni's jewelry store.
Slight l ire.
This morniug whllo Dr. Stein was seated
in his offlco leading tho events of tho day,
ho suddenly felt tho atmosphere getting hot.
Ho turned around and found tho waste
basket wrapped in a mass of flames, Ho
quickly picked it up and throw it out in
tho hallway whero tho llames wero extlu-
guished. Tho flro was caused by some un-
icnuwii person throwing u lighted match in
tho basket, which ignited tho rubbish.
School Notice.
Tho public schools of Shenandoah will
open Monday, August 24th.
Teachers will please meet in tho High
school room on Saturday morning, nt 10
o'clock, August 22d, to receivo keys, registers,
notlcos, nnd other general information, pre
liminary to opening tho schools.
For tho benefit of pupils and latrons
desiring information regorilingscliool matters,
tho olllco of tho Superintendent will bo open
Saturday, r. m August 22d, all day Won
day, tho 21th inst., also on Tuesday following.
After that nt 8:15 n. m. and nt 4 p. in. of each
school day until further notice.
8-20-2t Superintendent.
HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver Ills,
nilloiisncss, Indigestion, Headache
A pleas"nt laxative. All Druggists.
True ns (logpcl.
From Ashland Local,
"Box's" letter to tho Shenandoah Eveninq
Herald, from I'ottsvllle, Wednesday's issuo,
is full of senso and to tho point,
Notice.
Tlio mcuilwrs of John V Ktnl-Aa T ,lr.
No. 515. I. O. O. P.. nrn ril,r..tn.1 In nOA.,.l
tho next meeting of tho lodgo on August 21,
lfeDO. Business of groat importance will bo
transacted,
R. D, Kecse, N. G.
Attest ; J. S. Williams, Sco'y, 17.10-21
RELICS OF MOUND DWELLERS.
Interesting Illscnverlo by Hxplorers at
McKee's Itnclis, Teu
PlTTSIitnio, Aug. 21. Orcnt Interest is
mnnlfosted hero over tho discovery of a
numuor or impiomenta in n mound nt Mc
Kco's Hocks, whloh is bolng oxenvnted for
Fcicntlflo purposes. Tho mound Is bo
lloved to hnvo been built by tho nnclont
mound dwellers, and tho Implements
found yesterday place tho mound on n
par with thoso that hnvo been explored
clowhoro.
The work Is being dotio under tho direc
tion of Mr. Thomas Harper, of this city,
who bollovos that tho specimens found
hor-arc not less thn;i 1,000 years old nnd
pri -o that tlioy wero mndo by tho most
an -lout twoplo that inhabited thiscountry.
Uono noodles or awls wero included In
tho And, and Mr. Hnrpor unys thoy can bo
IMirtlnlly restored. A tomnhnwlc which ho
regards ns not being less than 1,000 years
old wns nlso found. Tho same kind of
weapons nro found on tho Hrltish lslos.
Mr. Hnrpor says tho weapon is similar in
nppenrnnco to tho hnloith, which wns used
for striking. It is mado of gnoiss. Ho
oonsldersthls nn oxtrnordlnnry discovery.
Tho bono implement, or linker, Is re
garded by Jlr. Harper as possessing un
usual Interest This Is tlio implomont
with which prlmltlvo men, as well ns an
cient pooplo, havo used In making flint
instruments. since this mound wns
oponcd, n month ago, sixteen skeletons
hnvo boon found, ninny of them bolng of
gigantic Htnturc,
Tlio Twin Shaft Horror Investigation,
IlARRISiiOim, Aug. 21. Govornor Hast
ings nnd Attorney General McCormlck
had n conference yosterdny afternoon with
Mine Inspectors William Stein, Edward
Roderick nnd Mward Ilronnan, who wero
recently appointed by tho oxocutivo to
mnko inquiry Into tho causo of tho Twin
shnft disaster, noar Plttston, Tho in
spectors mado a verbal report of tholr
work, nnd nt tho roquost of tho governor
will present to him within tho noxt ten
days a written report, togothor with roo
ommondntlons, to bo submitted to tho
next legislature, looking to greater safety
to workmen in mlnos of tho state. Tho
report will bo given out by tho govornor
as soon ns It Is submitted to him.
llurnetl by KxpIodfugMctnl.
PlTTSUOUO, Aug. 21. By tho explosion
of molten metal at Furnace I, of tho Ed
gar Thomson Stool works, ton mon wero
burnod, three seriously. The names of
tho latter wero Mike Strasko, John Lor
vick und John Dusmo. They wero burnod
nbout tho head, body nnd feet, butnll will
recovor. Tho explosion was caused by tho
molten iron striking n pool of water.
Tlio Itardsley Cn.40. Again.
Hakkisjiuko, Aug. 21. Attorney Gon
cnil MeCormiek stated Inst night that n
meotlng of tho board of pardons will prob
ably bo held noxt weok to consider tho
Bardslcy case.
Great Hosiery llnrgntn.
An imported lino of tho finest German and
French hosiery is offered nt our hosiery
counter for 25c. per pair. They aro tho finest
llccco-'incd cotton and best cashmero wool
and would regularly sell for 50 to 75c. per pair.
8-20-2t L. J. Wilkinson.
Sir. King Withdraws.
From Pottsvlllo Chronicle, Deni.
Hon. Charles F. King, presidential elector
from this district, unablo to conscientiously
placo himself upon tho platform adopted at
Chicago, has tendered his resignation to State
Chairman Gnrman. Mr. King, with many
other prominent Democrats in this county,
cannot forco himself to bclievo that frco silver
is tho panacea by which nil tho ills now com
plained of can bo corrected nnd rather than
appear before the peoplo in n falso light has
resigned. Ho is for sound mouey, and an
honest dollar for a dollar's worth of labor.
Tiiy only your own bills. In dealing hero
tho cash customer is not taxed to help sup
port tho credit customers who do not pay.
Hero all aro 0110 lovel. All are cash.
7-lS-tf Factory Shoe Store.
Hack Injured,
John Dixon, of Gllbcrton, who wns injured
in tho mines by falling down n mauwny
while going from a shot, was taken to tho
state hospital yesterday. Tho injuries aro on
lowor parts of the back nnd nro of such a
nature that Mr. Dixon is unablo to walk
without assistance Ho is a cousin of Martin
Dixon, who was buried yesterday at Girnrd
ylllo. V.T for over xxZr
V'lT V LL NATa?('V
of tho Globofor
RHEUMATISM
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prescnoea oy eminent poysiclansi
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, 31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch Bosses. Own Glassworlm.
SS&COcta, Eailorncd & recommended by
A AVntley. ICO North Main Street,
j. Ji llugcnliucli, 103 k.
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DR. rtlCHTER-n 1
"ANcnon." SToaiAoiiAT. i,. I
lOnltejHjpepHliiHtoiiiMeli Cniniilntntn.l
YOU CAN SAVE
"HVLONEY
By Purchasing Your
Groceries, Smoked Meats,
Flour and Feed at
Meluskey & Son,
10S S. Main St.
Sr-iackamaxon Hotel
Arkansas Ave., below Heading depot, Atlantlo
City, N. J.
BERNARD CONWAY,
Teams to Hire.
II you wont to hire a snfi and reliable
team for driving or foMvorklnepurposce
pay Shields' livery stable a visit. Team
constantly on hand at reasonable rates,
JAMES SHIELDS,
No. 410 East Centre street.
Opposite Heading railroad station.
COTTOLBNI3.
s3?Fav iA "s well
i f demands
V1 I '
nt
cost.
tJ$
uT,Lr, 18
m. a , , w , n
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tt " V A stuuuuuc' snorieiinig ever
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T 09T. Iletween tho Ixhli?h Vnllev ,lnt aj,,l
Xl Annliiiclalfou churcli on Wctltiesttiiy,
AUKiLit 10th, a ,ockct book containing money
nnd jinpers, Klii'lercnli keep the money if ho
reiuniH 111c oiner contcnls in tlio llmiALU oillce
and will be paid 81.00 rewnrd besides. 8-21-21
J7IOU HAI.K. One of the best paylnu lumber
yards In Shcnandonli. Centrally liK-nteil.
Everything connected wltli tho ynrd, Inoluillnr
teni, will lie sold nt a reaHonnbln Hure. For
further Information call on J. W. Johnson,
North Mulii Htrect 8-lU-tf
FOIt lti:.S'T. A stable. Apply nt 129 North
Main street. 8-18-tf
TjOIl SAl.U. A licenced snlonn property. Lot
: SOsloO nnd douhla duelling on the rear,
l-'nlr price. A desirable property. Inquire of
Win. 11. Hhocmnkcr, lit his olllco. . 8-15-lw
IOK HA 1.15. A desirable residence nnd hnlf
hit on White ptreit. within one snunrn nf
Centre ctrcet. Inquire of Win. 11. Shoemaker.
WWW
fTIOH SAI.12. A seeond-hnnd snunro plnno.
music More. ' 7-28-tf
"T7ANTKD. fl.000 ntreuts for Ttuweirs nuthor-
Ized "I.IVES OK McKINLEY nnd no
1IA11T." BMlinRes.eleBiintly Illustrated. Prleo
only 81 00. Tho best nnd tho chenpest, nnd out
sells nil others. r0 iier cent, to nKcnts nnd
freight pnld. 4fyltooks now ready. Savo tlmo
by sending 50 cents In stamps for nn outfit nt
once. Address A. I). WOltTHINGTON & CO.,
Hartford, Conn. 7-3-lw-cod
IflOIt SALE. Tho balance of tho 80,000 first
? mortixnito 10-year bonds to be Issued by All
Habits' l'rotestnnt Kplscopnl Churcli, of Hhennn
dnali ltonds are in ilpnnmliintlmia nf nn.l
SoO, .nd benr Interest nt 5 per cent., payable
quarterly. If theso bonds nro taken on or before
the 25th Inst, the accrued Interest from July 1st
will go to tho purchasers. Apply to Dr. C. M.
Eordncr, 31 East Oak Street, Shenandoah. I'n.
TMI'OItTANT NOTICE. Tho fences, dnnclnc
X pnvlllon nnd stnnds nt Columbia I'nrk aro
open only to such ad vcrtlsere who pny for spaces
and nil others will be considered ns trespassers,
whether tho sinus bo painted, or taekeil, or hung
upon tho fence. Terms for stinoes mnv l,
secured from
At,Fiini Evans,
Thomas J. Williams,
Thomas Ukllis.
7-27-tf Committee.
PROPOSALS.
Proposals will be reeelvitl bv the underslirnnl
committee tip to Friday, August 2Sth, lMtfi, at
5 t, m., for furnishing the public schools of
SlicnnixJonh, l'a , with cool from the collieries
oi tnc rnuaucipmannu KemiinK Uoal nml Iron
Company.
Jihls imiht be mado on stove, eRj; nnd pea
coal. All bids must be In the bauds of the
Secretary of tho Board nt 5 o'clock p. m., on
Friday, AiiRut 2Mb, 1800.
The committeo roicrves the rlt;htto reject any
or nil bfihj.
jam unviTT, (;ba1rmnn.
IAVI! JIonrJAN,
John T. I,nE,
AUSltAL Haugii,
Michael. Sullivan.
8-10-'Jt Commlltec.
Fine Groceries,
Butter and Eggs,
Flour and Feed.
Our delivery wftRon awaits your order. Good
delivered promptly.
WILLIAM H. HUSSER,
26 East Centre Street. "
MONEY TO LOAN
ON EASY TEKMS.
P. W. BIERSTEIN,
20S S. Jardin St.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
FOR FANCY
Groceries,
Flour,
Feed, &c,
At lowest cash prices.
T. J. BROUGHALL,
25 SOUTn MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
GRAND PICNIC !
Under the auspices of tho
f GRANT .BAND I
LABOR DAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1896.
At Columbia Park.
Bchoppe's Full Orchestra will furnish the
dancing music. Concerts by tlio band during
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COTTOLGNB.
as tnc cooking 01 dainties,
the shortening that pro-
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wholesome food at the lowest
fIJSL
the P"resti most Healthful and
n n u , . l .
Known. Get the prenuine.
rradc-marks " Coitoeic" and
steer's head in cotton-plant
wreath, on everv tin.
Sold everywhoro.
THE N. K. FAinBANK COMPANY,
glttat, StwTork, rhlladtlykla, HtUbarfW
OPEN EVERY DAY
Go to tlio Shenandoah Dental Eooms for
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silvoi
fillings. If your artlflcal teeth do not nit
yon call to fco tis. All examination free.
Wo inako all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crownfj Crown
and Jiridgn work nnd all opcratlons lhat per.
tain to Dcntul Surgery. I
No charges for extracting when) plates art'
ordered. Wo aro tho only U6crs of vitalizod1
air for tho painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,,
(Tltamn's Block)
East Centro Stroet.
Office ITours: 7 a. in. to 8 p. m.
Beauty Unrolled
To tho ndnilrhiR gnie of those who havo n tasto
for really Mno wall paper la tho display ofnew
wnll paper wrinkles we havo Just received. on.
enn find any color or pattern you want for your
hall, lied room, parlor, dining room, kitchen of
cafe, from 5o up to S3 per roll. Fine artistic i
papers a specialty.
House, Sign and Decorative Painting:.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Estlmntes;chccr
fully furnished. Send postal.
J. P. GARDEN,
221 W. Centre St., Shenandoah, Pa.
rinco Your Orders Now.
M. C. WATSON,
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer.
Cigars, Tobacco, Ac. Agent for Reading
Brewing Co.'s Beer and Vorter.
11Q and 113 S. Main Sf
Edward H. Spade,
-AGENT FOIt-
SHAMOKIN STEAIifl LAUNDRY
Work gitaranteed and
unexcelled.
REPAIRING DONE FREE.
Lauer's
Lager and
Pilsner Beers,
Finest,
Purest and
Healthiest.
Chris. Schmidt, asu
907
Wfest Coal Street.
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