ENGRAVING
We art- agents for the larg
est engraving firm in New
York cmd are ready to take
orders for all kinds of en
graving. YOUR NAME
lingraved on fifty cards for
a dollar lill. You'll need
them when you go calling.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
HOOKS & BROWN
North Main St.
lVlcr Home's Narrow INcnpo.
Tlif family nf Peter llnrne, of SliPitnn,
narrowly rnrapeil licing asphyxiated on
Wedtienday evening. The fninily retired at
tlic usual hour, lint hoforc doing so Mr. Home
dumped quantity of coal oil the toe. The
ilnift was strong, and In consequence gas was
generated In eomideralilo quantity In short
order. In tho morning when tuo family
aroso they wore all very weak, hut tho
timely arrival of a physician wived them. A
young daughter had a very narrow etenpo.
Letters (.runted,
letters testamentary woro granted to
Tntnea Mullen on the estato of Sylvester
Itaftcfi late of West l'cnn township, de
ccjised. Letters of administration wero granted to
Morgan V. l'ehr and A. K. llico on the estate
of A. H. Zimmerman, late of Landingville,
deceased.
Also to Waluhtirta KlUon on tho estato of
Alois Elison, lato of Yorkville, deceased.
W'LKINSOH
The New
Cloaks,Coats,
Suits and
Dress Goods
Are now ready for your
inspection. We cordially
invite our thousands of
patrons to come any time,
but especially
OlEDjlESbilY,
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY,
SATURDAY,
October 7tb to totb,
When our choicest dress goods,
wraps, etc., will be displayed
to the best advantage in our
large, well-lighted show room.
You Don't
Have to Buy,
We only ask you to come
and see why it pays to be a
customer of
L. J. WILKINSON,
MAIN STREET.
LLOYD STREET,
r
REMOVED
TO
f 20 LOM STREET, f
Tr T W Von Voh-ihc
yl U I U I T 1 14U T II 1 1, ill I JLl
Denlstry In all Its Branches.
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty, &
painless txtracnon.
Artificial Teeth Inserted.
& All Work Guaranteed.
No stairways to
climb anymore.
$ m
2: 5,000 BARS OF 3
i ...SOAP 2
Jf TO BE SOLD 3 BARS FOR 6e -3
& E. B. FOLEY, 3
MO. 2T WEST CENTRE STREET. 2
UlUlUUUUUllUilllUiUlUR
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Miss I.uiii'11 I:. Ilutltm and (.eorgo II.
Ileddnll Married.
A quiet home wedding took placo last even
ing at 7 o'clock, at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. James W. Hutton, on Wot Lloyd street,
in which their dauglitor, Miss taunt ;,,
and George II. Ileddall, of llacleton, son of
U. I). Ileddall, of West Oak street, were the
contracting imrtles. Hov. Alfred lleelmer,
pastor of the Methodist Kpiscoiwl church,
ottlriateri at tlie ceremony, and while It was
In progress Miss ltuhy Vot, of Iliininiirp,
I'a., lilayed a wedding inarch in Milxlucil
strains. Me'.ri. Walter Ileddall, of llaalc
ton, and Arthur Ulchards, of Itoyersford,
were ushers. The gifts weru numerous and
varied. The couple left town on the 8:12
p. in. tahigh Valley train for thiir home in
llazletun. Tlie following were the guests :
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ileddall, Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Ileddall, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan lteddnll,
Mr. and Mrs. (I. W. Ileddall, T. K. Ileddall.
Esq., and wife, Hon. M. 1'. Fowler and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. O.sear Yost, of Duiiinorc; Mr.
and Mrs. S. L. llrown, Mr. and Mrs. It. K.
Denglor, Mr. and Mrs. II. Stephenson, of
New I'hiladclphia; .Mr. and Mrs. l'hlllp
Madcr, Mr. and Mrs. II. Kntwlstle, Mr. and
.Mrs. Charles llirvin, ov. and Mrs. Alfred
Heehnor, Jlr. and Mrs. Daniel Ogdcn, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Manscll, Mrs. S. Petit,
Misses llattle Shaeirer, Jessio (ilover, Kuhy
Yost, of Dunmore: Annie, Salllo and Carrie
Ileddall, Anna, Lizzie and 1'ilith Heolmor,
Ida Mader, Messrs. W. II. Thaler, Arthur
ltichurds, of Itoyersford ; Walter Ileddall, of
Hazlcton: William Ileddall, of Now Phila
delphia ; Wilson Otto, Krwin Corke, Edward,
William and James Madcr, Master Frank
llrown.
IWILKIt-OAFFNEY.
Frank J. lllgler, of Pottsvllle, and Miss
Annio Oatluoy, of Landingville, wero mar
ried in St. Amoroso Catholic church, at
Schuylkill Haven. They will lesideat Potts
vllle. Mr. ISigler is well known hero, and
at oii'i tltno was employed by tho IIdi'.ai.I).
John W. Wolf, of ltingtown, and Miss
Cirrio Franz, of 210 South West street, were
married on Wednesday evening by Itov. I.
J. licit., nt the parsonage of tho United
l.vangelical church, on East Oak street. Tli
couple will resido at liingtowu.
Wimted
At tile Pnctnrv Klino Stnrn n lillmlinr nf lmi'a
and girls to give out tickets for beautiful
decorateil parlor lamps. tf
Utile Tot's lllrlliday.
Little Dolliu Gregory, last evening enter
tained a large number of her associates at tho
homo of her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. John
Gregory, on South Jardin stieet, In honor of
her sixth birthday anniversary. The gath
ering was a pleasant one and Miss Phoebe
Kvans proved an excellent entertainer for the
little ones. Cakes, candy, ice cream and
fruit wero served as refreshments. A number
of presents wero also presented to Miss
Gregory. Tho following little folks were in
attendance : Ida Dusto, liessie Jelleisou,
Zella Shipp, Josie Ilcdilall, Jennie and Willie
1'eeves, Kdna Morg.m, Myrtle and Carrie
llechtel, Lizzie Itodger.s, .Maggie Hell, Minnie
Lenhart, Florence Hoover, Mablo (iillillan.
.Maggie Meachon, Lizzie, Myrtlo and Ethel
Lvans, Jeiinio Phillips, Mildred Gregory,
Warren Iliaker, liayinond Morgan, John and
Hoy Kolly, Inez llornbergcr. Willie and
Andrew Kincaid, I!ay Itowse, Lewis D.iven-
poit, Harry Phillips and Hairy Gregory.
HOOD'S PUiLS euro Liver 111b,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A plcus-nt laxative. AH Druggists.
Monagluiii Wants Damages.
Thomas Monaghan, of Connors' patch, has
brought suit against Peter Kane, section fore
man un tho Lehigh Valley railroad, to re
cover tho loss of a cow. The animal was
struck by an engine and ono of its legs
broken, ty was afterwards killed, so Mon
aghan elainis, by tho section hands at Kane's
orders. He also claims that had the cow not
been killed bo could have had it slaughtered
and used tho meat. Kane claimed that the
tow died from its injuries. Thecaso will go
to cotitt.
I'ur Mjlo and I'll
Quality and price in clothing, hats and gents'
furnishings, of which wo carry tho largest
stock in town, we can compete with anyone.
o carry only -The best of makes such ns
Hammerslough liros., of New York, who
warrant every article sold. Children's
novelties In largo varieties.
L. IiKFowuir,
One-Price Clothier,
10-0-tf No. 10 South Main street.
ltev, 'Willlaius' Narrow Kscupe,
I'ev. George Williams, who was furmcrly
pastor of tho Ilaptist church at Mahanoy
City, now stationed at Long llrancb, had a
miraculous cbcapo Tuesday. With a party of
twenty-two members of his church, the
coach was crossing a railroad track, the
engine not being more than fifty yards away.
Four of tho ladies fainted. Tho horses weru
pulled from the track far enough to escape
instatit death for tho entire party.
The Corner Mono to ho .ald.
Tho cornerstuneuf tho St. James Ileformcd
church, at Glrardvllle, which is being built
on Ogden street, will bo laid on Sunday next,
ictober 11th, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon,
ltev. H. A. Keyser, I). 1)., pastor of tho
Reformed church at Mahanoy City, will
preach in tha German language, while Rev.
I. M. Schaeller, of Ashland, will speak in
tho English language, ltev. Robert O'lloyle,
pastor of tho Reformed church, at Sheuau
doah, will mako tho appeal.
Iteiiieiuber If You Have a Cough or Cold,
Pan-Tina always euros, 23c. At Gruhler
llros., drug store.
SilnijllilU nt West Chenter.
The winter term of the West Chester Stato
Normal School has just opened with 511
pupils. Among this number are tho follow
ing from Schuylkill county: llcrtha II. ll.irr
and Oscar O. llarr, of Pmcgrove; Norman
Edwards and Joseph T. Lyons, of Ashland;
Lulu A. aud Maud V. Phillips, of Tower
City; James It. Trout, Orwigshurg; Lulu
Sittler, Andreas; Mary V.Snyder, Pottsville;
Priscilla Parry, Seek; Edward Kelly, Minors
ville; Hannah I). Crowe, llrauchdale, and
Edith J. liatemaii, Llewellyn.
"Hoys will bo boys," but you can't all'ord
to lone any of them. Ho ready for the green
apple season by having DoWitt's Colioaud
Cholom Curo in tho house. C. II. Hagcu-
buch.
Celebration nt filrurtUIUe.
Great preparations are being mado by tho
St. Joseph's Pioneer Corps, of Girardville, for
tho celebration of St. Matthow's Day to
morrow. A grand parade will take placo at
2 o'clock in the afternoon in which unite ii
number of luiuds and Catholic societies from
all over the county will participate. After
the parade is over us u wind-up of the fes
tivities of the day tho Pioneers will havo a
grand kociablo in tho Armory hall. Rcfrosh
incuts of all kinds will ho served,
-i n ci iii: a mi. ii in iivi: n iv
T.,l-.. t ., vut!,-.. llrir. Oil I,. I on 'P., I.lnlo 111
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure.
o cents,
Prosperity
Means Success.
-(o)-
Our store room which
has just been remodeled
is positively the Largest
Clothing House in the
county, mid contains noth
ing but the very latest
styles in
Fall and
Winter
Clothing.
We have now a city store, city
stock and exceedingly low prices.
We guarantee to give more value
and better satisfaction than any
other Clothing House in the
county.
Our Overcoat Department this
year will surpass all our previous
efforts in styles and patterns.
-MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
l. GOLDIN, Prop.,
9 and 11 South Main St.
Necrology.
Dillon Joseph, ten-month-old son of P. J.
Ferguson, of town, died yesterday afternoon
at tho homo of Patrick Dillon, its grand
father, In Mahanoy City, after an illness of
two hours.
Kiln Szymanskl. 15-month-old child of
Adam Szyiuanskl, of Last Centre street, died
yesterday of marasmus and was interred in
tho Polish cemetery to-day.
Maurice J. Litsch, of Mahanoy City, died
yesterday afternoon utter an illness extend
ing over a period of three years. At timos
his mind was allected. Jlr. Litsch was
prominent in Democratic politics in this
state, being county chairman in 181)2 and
postmaster of Mahanoy City during Presi
dent Cleveland's first administration.
Charles Walter Acker, aged 11 years, died
at his home on Last Coal street this morning
of typhoid fever. Tho funeral will takoplaco
on Sunday at 2 p. m. Services in tho United
Evangelical church. Intel meat in the Odd
Fellows' cemetery.
Kuv. Van Fossen, pastor of All Saints'
church, is bereaved by tho death of his
father, which occurred at Seattle, Washing
ton, on Wednesday. The deceased paid a
visit to town during tho last Christmas
holidays and mado many warm acquaint
ances. Michael Cassldy, a Heading railroad
engineer, died at his homo in Heading, on
Wednesday. Ho was a native of Port
Carbon.
John Iiauer, an old resident of Mlnersvllle,
died there on Wednesday, lie was 70yoars
old.
A lilt lnr Coughs and Colds.
What? Pan-Tina, 23c. At Gruhler llros.,
drug store.
Important Industry KctUitl
William K. Van Weit, of "Tho Miners'
Advocate," of town, has received a letter
from his parents at Meriden, Conn., stating
that all tho silverware factories at that place,
which havo been working on quarter or half
time for tho past year, have now started up
on full time with full forces of bands, and
some of them are working thirteen hours a
day.
Slmho oil' lthouutntUm mid Neuralgia.
Hub well with Red Flag Oil, 23c. At
Gruhler llros., drug store
r.ust itotii's win.
Gust Roth, who died at liist Malmnoy
Junction a weok ago, is estimated to havo
been wortli $1110,000. In his will ho makes
the following bequests : To his wifo ho left
all, providing distribution shall bo made as
follows: Mr. Charles Henry, an adopted
son, of East Mahanoy Junction, $1,000; Mrs.
Rosa Nuss, East Mahanoy Junction, $1,000;
Mrs. John Roberts, Last Mahanoy Junction,
$1,000; Mrs, Simuel Depuy, East Mahanoy
Junction, $1,000, and her daughter, Augusta,
his favorito child, $1,000. This was all he
bequeathed aud on the death of his wtfo half
of what remains goes to tho Faust hel s, and
tho other half to tho Roths.
Uryiin Hint Seuall lfaiiner.
A Ilryan and Sewall banner, 14 x 23 feet,
has been suspended across Main street, be
tween tho Reilly and Higgins properties. It
bears the legend of "ilryan and Sewall," aud
is tho first banner floated to tho brcezo in
town.
How aro your Kidneys? I have tried Dr.
Hobbs Sparagus Kidneys Pills and find they
aro all they aro recommended to bo. Thoy
aro superior to any kiduey medicine that I
have ever tried, and I have tried them on
myself. J. E. Hopk, M. D., Collimton, Iowa.
Sold at Kirliu's drug store.
fining tu Slieppton.
Jacob II. Shane, of South Whlto street, has
decided to try ids fortune at Shepptou aud
will move his family there noxt week. The
place Is enjoying a building boomJLust now
and, as that is in Mr. Shano's line, hu thinks
he can prosper better there than in bhenan
doah. Ho will also engage in business, hut
has not decided upon tho line. His propeity
on South Whlto street will bo rented.
Manyn day's work is lost by s'ck head
ncho. caused by imlieestion and stomach
troubles. DoWitt's Little Early Risers aro
tho mo.t eiiectuat put lor overcoming such
uillleultles. v. 11. llagenuucli.
Oorilou Thine to Hart I'p.
The fact that four additional eiiglncs have
been seirt to Gordon to assist In handling the
tratllc that is again being diverted to the
main line is looked upon by many us an
indication that the planes will resume. It is
seml-ollicially stated that tho planes will bo
at work agam within a mouth.
Dentil of .lohii Smith,
A day or two ago tho illuesof John Smith.
of Gordon, father of Deputy Sheriff II,. J.
Smith, was noted lu theso columns, Nilw
has slnco been received of his death, which
occurred Wednesday night, at tho advanced
ago of 81 years. Ho leaves a wifo and t
children.
Marriage Licenses.
Adam Salavino and Maggio I.utskaviteh,
both of Ollberton.
Charles J. Qucck, of Maryland, and Blla
It. Creltz, of Schuylkill Haven.
Joseph Hughes and Elizabeth Itowbottam,
both of Mahauoy City.
DESERTED BY HIS WIFE.
V llrouiiMlllo Lithuanian Minus Ills llrldo
nud Cash,
Peter Kadlsr.cwskl. a Llthuanl an resident
of Ilrownsvillo, is In great distress over the
sudden dlsapinraneo of his wife, a pretty
woman of about 23 years, and tho simultane
ous loss of $S0O lu ch which his wife held
as their joint savings. Tho story as told runs
this way : Ills wifo camo to this country
about n year ago and they were Joined
in weuiocic. There Is no issue from the
union. Mrs. ItadlsrcwU is attractive and
of a vory congenial (lisp ..-iiion. In order that
they might more rapidly accumulate nioiuy
the couplo decided to take in boarders, and
they did so, hut the husband soon bad bis
jealousy nrotiwd and ho dismissed all the
boarders. .Mrs. Kadiszewski recently de
veloped a strong daslro to visit friends in
Pittsburg. He urged her to wait a while, in
view of tho fact that ho has been out of work
6omo time, and she apiwrently coincided in
his viows, hut yesterday she disappeared and
took with her tho ?!00 they had saved,
lladlszewskl has under surveilanco a young
man who was ono of his boarders, on the sup
position that tho latter may soon denart to
join tho erring wifo.
You 'Will lo Surprised
When you seo our ladles nn ilnnimla l.,,it.i
shoes. You'll pay $1.50 in other stores for
shoes no better.
Factoiiy Shoe Store,
tf .1. A. Moyi:r, Manager.
Communication Cut (Iff,
Tclephono communication between this
place and Wm. Penn and other towns down
tho valley is cut oil". It isoxpected, howover,
that the damago will bo repaired by to
morrow. Mr. Morgan's Successor.
Joromiah Greene, of Glrardvllle, will most
likely succeed Thomas Morgan as assistant
superintendent of tho Prudential Life In
surance company in town. Mr. Grceno was
introduced to tho local agents by Superin
tendent Llewellyn, of Shenandoah, yester
day. Mahanoy City Hccord.
The Ouola Filled.
All tho collieries of tho P. ,fc It. C. & I.
Company discontinue operations to-night un
til Monday next, having mado - fivo days of
nino hours each for tho week.
Deeds Recorded.
From Geo. Elison et. nl to Waluburta
Elison, two lots in Yorkville.
From Alfred D. Wolf to Ann Wolf, lot in
Trcmont.
Theories of curo may bo discussed at length
by physicians, but the sufferers want quick
relief ; and Ono Minute Cough Cure will give
it to them. A safo cure for children. H Is
'tho only harmless rcniedv that nroduces
immediate results." C. II. Hagcnbuch.
THE COAT SEASON.
Our crowdi'il a!csnoms indicate that we nro nt
tlio head of the f'o.tt, Capo nutl Wrnp trade
of thN tmvn. Our mtcess has been made
by li'ii inir n lare nnd well selected lot of
K"i iiients to Miow buyers.
We Control Many Designs.
VCc nt n Lower Price than any where
cNe because of cah-bought gooda and an
an (K-eurate knowledge of the markets.
We cannot mention the details of this depart
ment, but nsk any of tho many pleased buyers
who hae purchased from ns and they will give
us the bot-t advertising nny ilrm can hae.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TTlOIt It EXT. A dwelling at No. 9 South
7 Willie street. All citMVfnli.,w..u Atxilvt.
J. II. baiie, on the premises. 10-0-tf
POIt SAI.IC A valuable farm near Rlngfown.
Kxcellent house anil bnrn and all conven
iences. Apply to S. (1. M. Hollopeter, Ksq.,
Hlienandoiili, ia, 10-7-3v
FOH SALI3. A second-hand square piano.
Applj: at Williams & Sou, furniture mid
music store. 7-23-tf
m-
f Actual Bu.sirc.s.s
Frorn -Start to PirUr.
During the past year great
, improvements have been
made in book-keeping. We
! have selected the best things
I from each system and now
have them published, aud
I shall introduce them in all
i our schools.
J For first introduction we
' will issue 100 combined
I scholarships, good in all
j departments, day and evening
sessions.three months, includ
1 ing books aud stationery,
J 30.00.
1 Four months, night session,
1 including books and station
I ery, $1 z.oo.
Four months, night session,
English alone, including
books, $is,oo.
The system is thoroughly
practical and can be com
pleted by the averagatudent
in three months.
S. I. WOOD,
President.
H. L. OIFFORD,
W. G. RINGGOLD,
Registrars.
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DERMAH MEDICAL LAWS
presonoea uy eminent physicians!
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9km EXPELLEE
Woi ill rcnowneii ! IiriuorknMr ue 1 !ful I
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31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch House. Own Okssworko,
23&&0ct3. LndorbCil & rccouuiicuilucl by
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Ijoil-. nvr.rplnA;Htmiinrli t'omnlnlnt
mf am i imiuiihiii -Mriniirririiii
RI5POUT OK TUB CONDITION OK
THE MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK
nt Shenandoah. In the pttnto of Pennsylvania, at
thccloiouf bintncs Oct. Ctli, 1896:
llFOLHCB
Iinno niul (li-countf- 39
U. S. Ilonil to secure circulation 75,000 00
rrcmlunm on IT. H. ltonils 0,501) 00
Htock, ecuritlcs etc u I3.S10 00
IlnnkliiK'houoe. furniture, nnd Ilxt 2,159 72
uc from national ImnkH (not reserve
OKnN) 1.3S1 2T,
Duo from npprovctl reserve npents 20. IKS US
Checks ami other cash item 712 01
Note of other national banks 3,230 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels and
cent 52 1 22
lawful money reserve In hank, z 1
Specie 30,ti2l 00
lA'Bil-teinlcr notrs 3,757 00
U. S. eertif ' of deposit for
U-4T.il tenders 31,31 00
Kidemption fund with V. 8. treasurer
(5 per cent, circulation) 3,375 00
Total 8336,191 9S
LIABIMTIKft.
CitpitJil Ptock paid in 6100,000 00
Suiplui fund 15,500 00
Undivided profit, Ivps expenses nnd
taxes paid 13,fi0 27
National Hank notes outstanding (57,500 00
Due to other natUni.il hanks 9,350 20
Due to elate hank and bankers 1,203 17
Dividends unpaid -132 00
Individual deposit subject to check..,. 177.5C3 31
Demand certificates of dcpoult 1,000 00
Total Sa.lOS 9S
State of Pennsylvania, County of Schuylkill, p:
I, I". It. Hunter, cashier of the above named
bank, do (ioleniiily Hvvear that tho above state
ment is true to tho best of mv knowledge find
belief.
E. It. IIoter, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day of October, 1S9G. J. It. Coyi.k,
Notary I'uhlic
Correct Attest:
I J. WlI.KINnoN, )
I'. J. (UraiiAN, Directors.
T. II. Htrrcm-ox, j
The Largest
Stock of
Dry Goods in
Schuylkill County.
Never before in"the"Jh!stor?
this store lias 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 and their apprecia
tion of fair and 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 aud, quality con
sidered, never so cheap. We have
them in msny designs, most of
which we have exclusive control of
for this market, and would be
pleased to have you inspect them.
The prices are 25c, .10c, 50c, 70c,
75c, Si.oo, S1.50 and $1.75 per
yard.
We are enabled to show you a
larger line of all kinds of fine dress
goods than any other house in the
county. 38 inch serges, all wool,
extra quality, 25c per yard ; 50
inch serges, 40c ; better quality,
50c to 75c per yard.
The fashion sheet of Butterick
patterns, free of charge. The
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
aud millinery, contains a great deal
of information, aud 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,
....27 N. M a i n St.
M. C. WATSON,
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer.
Clgara, Tobacco, &c. Agent for Heading
Urewlug Co.'t Beer and I'orter.
THE MONEY QUESTION !
'I'hat is what everybody is inter
es'ed ill, not only at present, but
ail the time. If you want your
money's wortli in exchange for
Or anything in the line of gents'
furnishing goods; for a necktie
or a neat fitting suit or stylish over
coat, call at the
ROCHESTER CLOTHING HOUSE,
Cor. Main ancUCherry Sis.
An entire new stock of nil tlic latest stj'le
goodn nt irlco that will suit everybody.
FOR FANCY
Groceries,
Flour,
Feed, &c,
At lowest cash prices.
T. J. BROUGHALL,
25 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
HAVE YOU sr.KN T1I0SK PIIKTTV
Carpets, Oil Cloths
Window Shades,
Jut received nt-
FRICKE'S CARPET STORE.
OPEN EVERYDAY
Go to tlio Shenandoah Dental Hoom3 foi
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fllllnas. If your artiflc.il teeth do not suit
you call to seo us. All examinations frco.
We make all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns I.ogau Crowus, Crown
and Bridgo work ami all operatious that per
tain to Deutal Sjrgery.
No charges lor extracting when nlatcs aro
ordered. Wo aro tho only users of vitalized
air for the painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
(Tltmnn's Block)
East Centre Street.
OQlcc Hoiii-h: 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Beauty Unrolled
To tho admiring gaze of those who have a taste- J'
for really lino wall paper Is the display ofnew fe,
wall paper wrinkles we have JustrecivcU.ioi
can tlml any color or pattern yon vnu iiuuuur
hall, hed room, parlor, dining room, kitchen or
cafe, from So up to SI per roll. Fine artlstloi
papers a specialty.
House, Sign ana Decorative Painting
Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates cheer- I
fully furnished. Send postal.
J. P. CARDENJ
221 W, Centre St., Shennmlonh, Va,
l'lace Your Onlers Now.
Fine Groceries,
Butter and Eggs,
Flour and Feed.
Our delivery wagon awaits your order. Goods
delivered promptly.
WILLIAM. H. HUSSER,
26 East Centre Street.
Evan J. Davies,
l.IVERY AND
Undertaking ! J
13 N. Jardin Street.
YOU CAN SAVE
MONEY
By Purchasing Your
Flour and Feed at 'j
Meluskey & Son," I
10S S. Maiih St.," !j
11 I
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11S and 11S S. Main St
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