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1IAVH YOf A 1'OUTItAlT 01'
McKINLEY0R
BRYAN ?
If not, tlo you waut one? Wo liave re
ceived a supply of plrturesof lxitli cnndlilRtes
In colors, le 20.3S Inches, worth 8ft cent
ouch. Our price while they lat 15 rents.
HOOKS & BROWN
North Main St.
Ulg Mllltl ClIU'-Ill.
The pump slope of the Preston No. :l col
liorv closed yostenlHy morning about one
o'clock. The ostcnt of the cuvi-ln Is about
2Bor30 vards. The column pliws were all
twitted out of shape and lost umlor tons of
Tock. The water bewin gaining mpiilly ami
nil tho mules had to ho hoisted. It Is im
nosslhlo to say when the damage will ho r
paired, hut those In a position to know say it
will take in the neiKlihorliooil ol six weeks
or probably mote before tho colliery will he
ahlo to rosutnu. It is said that some men
who wore working night narrowly escaped
being entombed.
"Hoys will bo boys," but you can't atl'ord
tn lnfi nnv n f them. I!o uiadv for the green
apple season by having DeWitt's Colic and
Cholera C'uro In the house, c. it. iingen
buoh. .
(Inardlan Aiipolnled,
Lewis W. Krebs was appointed Kunnliin of
Viola Cllir, minor child of Samuel I. Clill,
late of Port Carbon, deceased.
W'LKINSOH
Cor. Main &, Lloyd Sts.
MTHV POINTS.
Iliilipeulngs Throughout the KprIoii Chron
icled lor Hasty l'erusal
A permanent awning is being placed In
front of tho Dougherty property, at tho
cornor of Centre and Jardln streets.
William Swartit lias resumed his old posi
tion as motormau for tho Iikosido Hallway
Company.
Mrs. William Schwarte, ageil u yoars, illeil
at her home in Ashland on Tuesday evening.
The funeral will take place to-morrow after
noon.
The Pottsvlllo School Hoard will elect a
monument to tho memory of Johu Pott.
Tlio bicycle race between John Lewis and
Thomas Carney, of Mahanoy City, that htm
to havo taken place to-day Is on". Carney
withdrew. Ills action was necessitated by
injury received In a fall.
Patiick (ionnnii, ot Uirarclvillo, lias
assumed charge of the bar at Oeorgo Howes
rosUuraut, In the post olrico building.
Tho Wash lintou Hook and ladder Lorn-
imny, ol Mahanoy City, think of building a
half-inilo cinder track at Jligli Point 1'arK.
llerliert 1). Jones, of Palo Alto, died yos-
torday, aged 70 years.
Sixteen peoplo from town accompanied tno
I'ininctt band excursion, of Ashland, to the
Alientown fair over tho lieadlug road to-day.
Washington Camp No. INS, 1". O. S. of A
Initiated six applicants last night.
To-lilglit's rrstlval.
Tho loading event in town to-night will ho
tho festival, cako walk and grand concert in
Itobbina' opera houto under tho auspices of
tho Grant Hand. Tho admission to nil will
ho hut 10 cents, which will nlso entltlo the
ticketholder to either a plato of ice cream or
a howl of bean soup. Tho concert will con
tinuo from 8 to 11. It is hoped tho nllair
will ho well patronized, so that tho band may
retrieve somo of the low it sustained through
its picnic being made a lailuro by stormy
weather.
Specials
Announcement
Commencing Monday, Sept. 21st
we add to our many new depart
ments a full stock of PAPER
PATTERNS, issued by the Me
Call Campany, of New York,
Paris and London.
SHENANDOAH'S GREATEST
STORE CAN'T AFFORD TO
HAVE ANYTHING BUT THE
BEST We olTer the latest
fashions, the new October crea-
. tions of fashions, leading dicta
tors, tlx the uniform price of
10 and 15 cents each.
Positively lNo Higher.
There are w better Patterns.
"Fashion mandates arc not owned
by any high priced pattern com
pauy; just tniuk of buying the
best and latest paper patterns fori
Will Leave for Home.
Wllll.im J. (larrlgan, of Port Cnibon, who
has been at St. Charles Seminary, ut Over
brook, for tho pa.st four years, has been
appointed by Archbishop Ityan to represent
that college at the American Collcgo at Homo
Ho will sail on the 2lith Inst., and will bo
accompanied by his classmate, D.iniel J.
Kehoe, who was at one tlmo telegraph oner.
ator for the P. & 1!. Company at St. Clair and
r rackvilie.
Selling Here at hevi-nty-IUo Cents.
Tlie heavy hail storm recently had
damaging effect on the fruit sales of tho local
fruit dealers. Farmers wcie disposing of
apples yesterday for 80 cents a barrel. Ono
farmer sold a wholo wagon load in ono square
Ashland Local.
1'oHtinuster Toole lteslgns
John Toole, postmaster at Minorsville, is
an exception to tho general rulo in rcferencu
to ollice-hohlcrs, that "few resign and none
die." After threo years' sorvico ho has
handed in his resignation became "tho
duties wero too coullniiig and Incompatible
with his tastes." Mr. loolo was appointed
by President Cloveland and ho relinquishes
the position to accept u more lucrative 0110 on
January 1st.
Dentil of an Old Lngluccr.
Herbert 1). Jones, aged til) years, died at
his homo In Palo Alto yesterday morning,
Ho is survived by a wifo and threo children
Tor a score of years Mr. Jones was engineer
on tho Heading road, running between Potis
villo and Harrisburg. Ill health compelled
him to forsake the throttle about ten years
ago.
PERSONAL.
Mine Inspector Williain Stein, Is transacting
business in Harrisburg.
Mrs. P.J. lSenuer and son left for Heading
to-day, to join her husband.
Messrs. William Johnson and llllam Icynn
nro sojourning at Sandy Hun.
M. 1-. Conry, Lwi., left for Sorantou to-day
whore ho will open a law olllco.
II. Ldgar Hoover was the guost of lady
friends at Ashland last evening.
Samuel Uuis, of North Jardin street, was
presented, with a daughter yesterday.
Miss Nellie Hollo, of West Centre street, Is
visiting friends in Now York and Philadelphia.
Messrs. H. M. HradiganandOeorgc l olmer,
aspirants for county olllces, aro touring tho
county.
Ihomns Snyder, the South Jardin street
paper hanger, went to tho avelle fair to-day
on his two-wiieel steed.
K. V. Amour, a motorman.on tho Schuyl
kill Traction road, is Ailing a similar position
on tho Lakosldo this week.
Messrs. Self nndLautorsteln, of tho Schuyl
kill Manufacturing Coimmny, are transact
ing buslnoss in Now York.
Silas r rost, Inside foreman at Elhvngnwau
colliery, has been seriously ill for several
days, but is now improving.
Councilman ! , Margarglo, 12. C. Hrobst,
P. P. I). Kirllu and Tenny Wovcr went to
tho Alientown fair this morning.
L.ra Houscuick, of tho Shenandoah
Manufacturing Company, was transacting
business in Mt. Curmcl andShamoklu to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mokaitis, and Mossrs.
Charles Now, Harry lluntzingcr, John P,
Hrown and John Weeks wero attending tho
Alientown fair to-day.
doing tn Cuntoii.
In all probability Friday, October 2, will
ho tho dato when tho biggest oxcursion which
over left Northumberland county will bo
run to Canton, Ohio, to visit William Mo
Kiulcy, Jr., thu Hepublican candidate for
President. Arrangements aro being made by
tho Hepublican leaders of that county with
tho Pennsylvania railroad to carry all who
wish to go to Canton on that day for tho tin-
precedentedly low sum of only f2 for tho
round trip. Tho usual faro from Mt. Carmel
to Canton is f 11.50 for ono way, tho dlstanco
being 575 miles. It is expected that fully
1000 voters will go from that county and thu
train will run in a number of sections. Tho
train will lcavo Mt. Curmcl at 7:10 on the
morning of October 2nd, arriving at Cantou
tho following day.
Cliureh Klcctlon.
At a meeting of tho Kehclcth Israel con
gregation, held last night, the following
olllcers wero elected for tho ensuing year :
President, Nicholas Freiband ; vico president,
Ellis Duell , secretary, Ike Orkin ; treasurer,
Isaac Lovino ; trustees, Hyman Hubinsky,
Max Habinuwitz and Abo Lovino. Thero has
been a bitter light between tho two factious
of tho congregation for several months.
Saed 11 Woman's Life,
Whilo a Lithuanian woman was boarding a
train at tho Lehigh Valley depot this morn
ing, sho dropped 1111 apple. A woman
friend who stood on tho depot platform
crawled under a car to recover tho applo just
as tho train was about to start and but for tho
prompt action of C. & I. Policeman Qeorgo
Geiger sho would havo been crushed under
the whi els. (iciger grabbed tho woman and
pulled her from beneath tho car in tho nick
of tlmo.
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Tho funeral of Peter Horm. wE
Instant death at Eagle Run colliery oif
uay, took place from tho residence,
sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Huron,
Cherry street, this morning. Services
hold in the Annunciation church whertf
mass was rend. Intormcnt was mado in
parish cemetery.
Tho funeral of Mrs. llesslo Manlcy, tho
osteenied wife of John Mauley, took pluci
irom nor into resilience, on west Cherry
street, this morning. l)ppeacd was 05 years
of age and was well kniwu in this vicinity.
The funeral was vory lAtgely attended, many
out-of-town folkB King lu attendance. Ser
vices were held in the Annunciation church,
wero requiem high mass was rend, and which
edlllco was thronged to tho doors. The
remains wero Interred in the parish cemetery.
Tho Oily Trusts llauquct.
Tho following wero among tho town peoplo
who attended the banquet and reception of
tho Hoard of City Trusts of Philadelphia at
(lirardvlllo last night : John A. Grant, as
sistant superintendent fur tho Lehigh Valley
Coal Company; William Ihickcns, collector
for tho Glrard Estate; T. 1!. Edwards, Mluo
Inspector Slienfer Lstato; State Mine Inspec
tor William Stein; William Gregory, Civil
Engineer for Shenfer Estate; C. I), liogart,
Superintendent of Public Schools; P. J. Fer
guson, T. II. Hutchison, W, J, Morgan, T. J.
Ilrotighall, District Superintendent for tho
1. & It. C. & I. Co.; J. J. Franoy, M. M.
Hurke and J. H. Coylc, Esqs., Horough So
licitor J. II. Pourcroy, E. IS. Hunter, 12. W.
Waslcy, C, W. and II. E. Dengler, I)rs. W.
Stein, S. C. Spalding, 1). W. Straub, D. J.
Langton and G. M. Hamilton, Chief Burgess
Hums, Hon. Joseph Wyatt, William and Ben
jamin James. Also Superintendent William
II. Lewis and Mino l'orcmau Palmer, of
Wm. Pcnn,
Children's Couts.
Our coat stock has arrived and is now dis
played In our coat rooms. Wo can demon
strate to you that our knowledge in buying
outer garments has tho approval of tho
buying public. All perfect fitting, with
reasonable prices.
It. F. Gill.
NO
SnOES AT FACTORY PRICES. 8
I'
cruuicn,
Congref
0.1th
-Cten or fifteen cents.
Come, (o US for Fashion Sheets,
Bazaar Dress Maker, and the
leading dress maker journals.
Don't Forget This, only Ten or
Fifteen Cents for patterns usu-;
ally charged 25 to 35 cents.
Watch our DAILY NOTES of
modern Dry Goods selling. Our
fall opening of Dress Goods,
Cloaks and Wraps will be an
event to be reiuembeied by our
thousands of friends.
L J. WILKINSON,
MAIN STREET.
LLOYD STREET.
REMOVED
TO
20 East Oak Street.
Dr. J. W. Van Valzah's
DENTAL PARLORS.
Denlstry In all Its Branches.
Grown and Bridge Work a Specialty.
Painless Extraction,
Artificial Teeth Inserted.
All Work Guaranteed,
No stairways
climb anymore.
to m
xmmmmmmmmmmmid
5,000 BARS OF
I ...SOAP!
g: TO BE SOLD 3 BARS FOR Bo. St
,M E. B. FOLEY, 2
ImiVllB NO. 27 WEST CENTRE STREET.
rechtll. I i i III Ul
I)iulliii; Itt'ltMiHi'il on Hull.
J.ilwnra DowliiiKi 01 town, who was
arrested lust Friday anil committed to jail on
a charso of having rancd a 13-year-old Polisl
Kill, who Ihiunutu, whs to-day released under
?1,G00 hail hy thu court at l'ottsvlllo upon
annlicatioii of Ji. Jl. llurke,
Ymi Will lio fiiirinhi'd
When you see our ladies IHo dongola huttnn
shoes. You'll ray $1.50 ill other stoics for
shoes no hetter.
Vactoky Shok Sror.n,
ti J. A. JIoykh, Jlaliager.
For Clialriiian of I.. A. AV
Jlahanoy City wheelmen are endeavoring
to have Charles Sunday succeed George 1).
Gideon, of Philadelphia, as chairman of tho
,V. W. racing hoard. Sunday, however, is
not a member of that association and it is
doubtful if ho can bo elected to tho position.
Tho members, however, aro determined to
havo him fcecuro tho olllco if possible
lMwuicI llclglcr lias Skipped Out.
Kdward llelgler, of Centralla, who resided
at Mt. Carmel until recently, and is well
known throughout tho county, disappeared
from his homo on Sunday, sineo which timo
nothing has been heard of him. It is be
lieved that financial troublo and a fear to
meet his creditors caused him to leave for
parts unknown.
Committee Meeting Called.
William Nelswender, member of tho Itc-
publican County Ksecutlvo Committee, has
called a meeting of the local members of tho
County Standing Committeo for this evening,
at 7:30 o'clock, at his olllco, on West Coal
street.
Deed Iterorileri.
From August 1). Guenther et ux to James
Mcllreaty, lot In Halm township.
From Isaac llolluielstcr to Philadelphia &
Heading Icailroad Company et al, tract in
West llrunswlck township.
Culwiry llaptUt Itctlwil,
I!ov. It. W. I). Kirkendall will preach at
tho Calvary liaptist church rovival meeting
at 7:30 o'clock this eveuing.
Naturalisation Day.
Thursday aud Friday, Octobor 1st and 2nd
aio tho days eet down by tho courts for
Iviii'tlcH desiring to becomo uatunilizcd,
Applicants, tliereforo, will govern thcuiselvoa
aeeortllngly. James 1!. jJeegau, 1'rotliono
tary. 0-91-tf
The Shoot 1'oslpoiif'd.
The great pigeon shooting match between
Thomas lily, of Plymouth, and ltobort Wal
luce, of Wllkoeliarrc, on tho ono side, am!
F. W. Cooper, of Mahanoy City, and Iienja'
mill Muchamcr, of Trevortou, on tho other
sldo. for H0O aside, at tho Maysvillo Kirk,
will not tuko place until prolmbly some time
in Octobor.
Colllurles Stlspeiul.
Onlcrs wero received at all tho collieries of
the 1'. & H. C. & I. Company this moraine
that operations will ho suspended to-night
until .Monday morning.
In Trim for Fight.
John Bums, who is boing trained tn town
by Jack Harding for a light at Philadelphia
next mouth, is fcaid to ho in oxceleul con
dition. Ho is down to 1 13 pouuds. Iluuis is
matched to tight 1-arry Dowliug bcfonl the
Nonpareil Club at Philadelphia on Ocjibor
12th, at 110 pouuds.
Died at the Almshouse.
Anthony ISybuda, 28 years of ago, died yes'
terday in tho Almshouse at Schuylkill Haven
from spinal meningitis. Tho remains wero
brought to town to-day and interred in tho
Lithuanian cemetery.
TO CUltli A COLD IK ONli DAY
Take Laxative lironio Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund tho money if it fails to cure.
25 cents.
oooc
Unless
1 All Signs
i Fail
rform-
Go to tho Shenandoah Dental IloonI
Pivlnlcss extrootion of teeth. Gold and I
fillings. If your nrtillcal teeth do not
JMI call to see us. All examinations!
Wo make all kinds of plates. Geld Crl
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns. l
and llridgn work and all operations that
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plate'
ordered. 'o aro the only users of viU
air for tho painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Room
(Tltmnn's Block)
East Centre Street.
Office Hours: 7 ft. in. to 8 p. m. .
A Large lixlillilt.
Joseph Mandour, tho Syrian morchaut of
town, has tho largest exhibit at tho Lavcllo
fair. It consists of Syrian goods of many
descriptions and covers threo stands, each
30 feet long.
HOOD'S PILLS euro Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A. plonP'-iit laxative. All Druggists.
The Largest
Stock of
Dry Goods in
Schuylkill County.
STKAUdllN. At Shenandoah, Pa., cm the Sid
iu-t., Charles T., yotingeht boh of Chnrlcs T.
and Jlnrv A. Strnughli, nged 15 mouths. The
funeral will take place on Saturday, September
SCtli, at 2.!i0 p. in., Bervlecs being held at tho
family residence, No. 100 North Jnrdln street.
Interment will bo made In tho Odd l'ellows'
cemetery. Itclutlvcs and friends Invited to
attend. y-2i-2t
"I TANTliI). Girl to clerk In tore. Must have
experience. No other need npply. Also
girl for general homework. Must furnish
reiereneo. uupuru m uiu jwo nnv, wm.
Main street. J-2l-2t
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOU 8ATU A hCoomMinnrt pquaro plnno.
Aniilr ut WUUumB A: Hon. lurnltureuml
music htoro. 7-2S-tf
FOU HALE, Ono of tlio bt'fet paying lumber
vfinla in Shenandoah. Centrally located.
KverythinK connected with tlio yard, including
teiims, will be sold at a reasonable llgure. For
further information call on J. . Johnson,
North Main street 6-19-tf
"171 STATIC OF IATDAV1Q ZIMMKltMAX, Di
VJ tenned. Letters tebtamentary on the Cbtato
of Lmlwfti Zimmerman, Into of Union town
ship, fiSclmylkillt'ounty, Pennsylvnnin.deceased,
have been unrnted to tlio umlerslp;ned, to whom
nil luTMinifi hulebteil to Bald crttnto aro reuuettted
io mane payinenr, una iifo iihviok uiumsur
demands, will nmUo known the name without
Kxceutor,
Or to his nttorney,
S. (1. 31. IIOI.UH'KTr.H.
ShenaniUmli, la., Auk. 27thJ8W. S-27-t-oaw
(? -i A 1EI5WAHI). This reward will bo naUX
by tho underljjned to nnyouu who
will furnish information that will lead to tho
leeovery of my horhoaml waon, which wero
stolen from my stnblo on llnst Applo alley on
Tuesday, 22nd Inst, and for Information that
ui lean 10 me urrei 01 mu innu woo Mint- mo
out 1U. Thu horso isu white one uud liaa two
fecarn, one on tlio body and another on tlte hind
hg, both on the rlisht 6lde. The man who btole
the horse Is Joe Terleeikl, a Lithuanian about
as years of aire, nbout 3 feet i ittehes tall, walks
lame, brown hair, blue eyes and red moustache
Jons Vajmcki,
101 West Centro t-treet, Hhenandoah, la
,TOTICK. I will pay 980 per month to any re-
8poiibiitie party who win noarn my learn ol
trotting inartu until my return from California,
about April 1, 1'J7, anil as 1 do not care to pay
board for 3 hurtes, 1 ulll guerlflee my haiuNoinu
Kentuelcy trottliiL; hore, Harry Medium, hy
llaiipy Meillum, 0 ycnrs old, 15 hands hiuli,
welKht 1075 lbs. ; perfeeily tound and Bafo for
lady to drive, fejirle-M of all olijeets. frteam or
tiolley curs, and will now be warranted to trot
iu 2.25, or no bale ; prlee t7S cash, and will only
bu Hold at this low flKuru to n rellablo iarty who
will board oiy inarew and fflve them kooiI eare
and attention until iny return. I'or further
lMrtieulars call or telegraph to rctddenoe, aoa N.
15th ht., I'hllodclphla. Viu.iam l)i-iwii.tu.
1. S. Would like marcs to go to country.
o-21-lw
Never before in the history of
this store has there been such a
magnificent display of fancy dry
goods. It is hard to find so many
beautiful designs chosen from the
dainty creations of the weavers' art
in this and other countries, as you
will find here. This is the store
of the people aud their apprecia
tion of fair aud square dealing is
shown by the liberal patronage
they extend it. We are much
gratified at the admiration our
selections receive and will endeavor
to always keep this large and popu
lar dry goods house up to the high
Standard it has so successfully
maintained since its establishment
twenty-one years ago.
Novelty dress goods were never
so attractive and, quality con
sidered, never so cheap. We have
them in ineny designs, most of
which we have exclusive control of
for this market, aud would be
pleased to have vou 'Inspect them.
The prices are 25c, 4c, 50c, 70c,
75c, $1.00, $1.50 and Ji.75 per
yard. -
We are enabled to show you a
larger line of all kinds of fine dress
goods than any other house 111 the
county. 38 inch serges, all wool,
extra quality, 25c per yard ; 50
inch serges, 40c; better quality,
soc to 750 per yard.
The fashion sheet ot Buttenck
patterns, free of charge. Ihe
Delineator and Metropolitan cata
logues are now ready and show
many beautiful designs particularly
well adapted for making up the
many choice fabrics we have to
show you. The Delineator, in
addition to its superb new colored
lithograph plates of dress modes
and millinery, contains a great deal
of information, and is full of all
sorts of good things. Subscribe
for it. You won't miss the dollar
it costs you for a year, but you will
miss much, very much, if you are
unfortunate enough to let one
number escape you. A full line of
Butterick patterns, the recognized
standard of the world, always in
stock.
P. J. GAUGHAN,
i...27 N. Main St
We shall do the great- sE
est shoe business this
fall that has ever S
been done in this
town. Liberal treat-
ment and big values 2
has built up this im-
... . .... E
2 mense trade 111 just a
year. No fake re-
-
duction sales. Noth-
but' the Factory Sfc
Price, and that is the giE
lowest possible price :
to be had. :
The shoe we show SK:
to-day is one of the ;
most comfortable you St
canwear. In regular eE
stores the price is
$1.50 to $2.00, but
the Factory Price 'is H;
$1.25. Every cus- g
tomer gets tickets for SE:
the amount of their :
purchase and when
they have $25 worth s:
we give one of those jjE
beautifully painted s
Beauty Unrolled
HAVU YOU SKIOf THOSU ritinTY
Carpets, Oil Cloths
? Window Shade'
Jufrt received at
FRICKFS CARPET STOR
FOR FANCY
Groceries,
Flour,
Feed, &c.
At lowest cash prices.
T. J. BROUGHALL
25 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
I PARLOR 1
1 LAMPS. . 1
you see in our win- ft
dow. For liberality 2
and big value, the IE;
Factorv Store stands Jt:
J
alone.
Yours Shoely, JC
3 l).
To tho admiring paze of thoe who have n t
forrenlly fine vrn paper Is tho display ofj
wall tinnir wrinV 1p wn Ihivp hist refcclvcu.
can find any color or patteru you want for j
nan, ocu room, pnrior, uiniiiK room, mivu
cafe, from 6c up to J per roll. Fine art '
piipcrs a specially.
House, Sign and Decorative Palnti
Satisfaction guaranteed. Intimates clwe
fully furnished. Send postal.:
J. R. CARDEP
221 V. Centre St., Shenandoah, Pa.
riaco Your Orders Now.
Lauer's J
Lager and
K i f
Pilsner Be
inn
1,
v
Finest,
Purest and
Healthic
Chris. Schmj-
207,' "
i
West Coal flPOT
Edward H.i
-AGENT Fl
Mgr
SHAMDK1N STEA.S?!-
Workftf'litei j
YOU CAN SAVE
tHYIONEY
By Purchasing Your
Groceries, SmoKea Pleats,
Flour and Feed at
Meluskey & Son,
105 S. Main St.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON EASY TKKMS.
P. W. BIERSTEIN,
OQ S. Jardin St.
CHARLES DERR'S
Barber Shop I
12 West Centre Street,
Our Hot Towel Shave
B becoming populnr. You will tike it.
make n specially of Ualr cutting.
We
A genuine welcome waits you at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
Cor. rinln and Coal Sts,
Finest whlakeys, beers, porter and ale
constantly on lap. Choice temperance drink
and clours.
tmexc?
REPAIRING m)NE FR:
M. C. WATSt'
Wholesale and Retail,'',
Liquor Desk
Cigars, Tobacco, &c. Agent or
jirewing ui. a ueer uqu jtu
11Q and 113 s. rviein
Wanted-An Idea l!
Who i
ot soil
h1n f
Protect your tdeaj ther mar bring yoi
Write JOHN 'WEBDERDtiRN & CO., Pati
neyi, Wahlngton, D. C, for tbelr 91.6U0 p
and llt ot two buxuirea lnveattomi wanu
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