V
J
jyONQQRAMS
I pi 11 stationery have always
Ikh-ii popular, Init this suon very fashion
aMe woman and iuan Ouliiunahlc men Itave
their monograms engraved or illuminate!
upon every sln-c l of paper they un. Wo
Would bv ph nsrd to show wimples and quote
prirc on all Kindi of monogram or einirnv
in. V.ntii w d i -mis u spit uilty.
HOOKS & BROWN
a North (VI a In St.
GOOD CLOTHE
font l.cnfl Money 111 Itio Long Hull
We lien r roulil supply us niuiiy people
with clothe as we do If we didn't have the
right kind. We couldn't increase our busi
ness right along if no didn't please the
pc-iple. We do please them not only in
clothes, but with satisfactory prices as well.
Have you seen our winter overcoats from
$3 up. Thev will astonish you. In material,
style and finish they beat the band, t'all nt
our stoie and examine the men's suitings and
boys' clothing. We have suits for boys from
$1 and upwaids. Wo are the lenders in the
latest styles in hats. Kcw stock overy week.
Wo treat you well and give you full valuo
for your money. Xo iiiitiepiuH'iitation.
Everything is guaranteed as represented, or
money refunded. Give ns a call.
O.NK l'lttl'K t'LOTIIIXtl JIOX'SB,
ID South Main Street,
IMO-tf h. llKlwicil, l'lop.
AVbo Said They lluu it Cough?
Advice Take Tan-Tina, 85c. At (iruhler
llros., drug store.
ltiitlllrntiou ut laliiiuoy City.
At Mabanoy City on Monday evening next
thoru will be n grand liepuhlirnn rutilimtion.
Kxtcnslvo iireparations are being made mid
tlio Kepublican elulis of Malianoy City
promise that it will eclipse anytliing of tlio
kind evor hold in the county. I ho cele
hrntion will consist of an elaborate banquet
nt the Mansion House. Tlio club will accept
our thanks for an invitation to the bnuijuct.
Shoe making and shoe selling is our busi
noss. Wo lniiku them goud and sell them
cheap. l'.M'roKY Shoe Kr-oitK.
Court Notes,
.fohn Wilson, flus llaugcr and Tlianias Me
Dennett, the three men charged with blowing
open tlio wife at the Cambridge colliery, wore
yesterday indicted by the grand jury, on
oith of John McGuiness, for lniccuy three
counts, malicious mischief, and assault uud
battery.
The grand jury also found two true bills of
libel against J. Irvin Steele, proprietor of the
Ashland Telegram, on oath of Thomas C.
1 Miner.
Coroner's ,lury Verdict.
Deputy Coroner Mauley and u Jury last
night held an inquest in the case, of Andrew
Skrupas, tlio man wlio was killed on the
Lehigh Valley railroad Tuesday night, and ii
verdict of accidental death was rendered. It
appeared from the evidence that Skrupas was
on his way from Lost deck, wlioro he went
to ico tho owner of the houso his family
occupies in this town about miiuc tepairs, and
that ho wnshtruck by passenger train No. 2 to.
Did you see JiriiMin's show window display
of Statuary V
REMOVED
TO
20 E. 0M STREET.
Dr. J. W. Van Valzah's
PRNTAI, PARLORS,
Denistry In all its Branches.
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty.
Painless Extraction,
"J l.lKI.I.I T..IU l.lJ
Allllllildl I CUM fllbrjf tCU.
All Work Guaranteed.
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No stairways to !j
climb anymore. !l
WILKINSON'S STORE NEWS..
merit.
A luiiulr,cl
USlv.
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bnLL I 1 1M la lVIUOL.M Good sheeting, 42 inches
wide, 5 cents. Double napped shaker flannel, worth 10 cents, for 6c.
L. J. WILKINSON'S,
VIA IN STREET.
l'I5 HAVH THE MOST
SOME JlKSKINS Ol'
...OIL CLOTHS
IN TOWN.
E. B. FOLEY,
2T
WEST CENTRE STREET.
ftirr.oc-;
I'
HAND- J-5
PITHY POINTS.
Happening ThroiiKlioiit llui ltrgluii'Cliron- 1
IcIimI lor lliinty 1'rriiftiil. j
A marriage lhfiipe was issued to Htanlslati
Kansmsewski and Marlaniin Jnuickl, both of ,
Hhenandoah. '
A new disease It attacking horses in
different sections of l.uxcruc county. I
Veterinarians are unable to diagnose It. I
I Thomas S. Ikswis, inside foieman at Oak I
Hilt colliery, Minersville, lias resigned his
position, same to take effect November in. 1
The employes of the 1'. & K. L. A 1. (Jo.,
I at tho Hast and Preston X6. 8 collieries, and
inttho (tlrardville district collieries will be
paid to-morrow.
William Oihson, of l"alo Alto, and Darby
McDonald, of Mt. (nrmel, will meet In a
ten-ronnd encounter on December 21st. The
place has not been selected.
A convention of tho United Mine workers
of Anthracite District No. 1, will bo held at
1'ottsvHIe on the ifftli. Inst. Some doren new
locals have been organized since the lost
convention.
The Philadelphia and Heading Coal and
Trou company have about decided and will
shortly commence the work of boring a slush
hole between Kuickerliocker colliery and
Jackson's patch.
t'ctcr 1'nlU for Couglis mid Colds.
That' what Pan-Tluu is, IfBc. At Gruhlcr
llros., drug stole.
i'EHSONAL.
Mis Mary Uohcrts, of North White street,
is tlio tick list.
l!ev. H. F. O'Koilly was ono of tlio many
visitors to Pottsvillo to-day.
Miss Lou (lamer, of Jcancsvillc, is tho
guest of town friends nnd relatives.
Mrs. Claude Knight, of Wilmington, Del.,
is the guest of Miss Katie Malia, of town.
Miss Ida lluckman, of Trenton, N. J., is
visiting hor sister, Mrs. Charles N. lieddall,
of South Janlin street.
Miss Mattio l'rico and brother, IJeubcn, of
St. Clair, wcro in attendance, at the Dabb
1 jule wedding Inst evening.
.Mrs. Townscn, nee Miss Mamo Wooley, of
Philadelphia, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
William Morgan, of South .la id in street.
Messrs. F. I'. Megargle, John Weeks, M.
M. liurke, Ksq., Thomas Dove, Jr., nnd A. A.
II. Lewis weie attendants at tho court to-day.
W. 11. Van Welt this morning lesuincd his
position at tlio editorial desk of tho Miners'
Advocate again, after n week's visit to tho
old homestead nt Meriden, Conn.
Frank Hart, of tho Miners' Advocate, and
Isaac Hilton spent thisafteruoou atCiilbcrtou.
F. J. lirennan is attending the horse ahow
in New York City.
Miss Lihhio Cavanaugh is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Miss Nellie Melict has gone to Schuylkill
Haven to visit friends.
Mrs. (irant and daughter, Jessie, went to
Pottsvillc this morning to visit tlio former's
sou, Louis, who is ill.
Miss Mary Griffiths and Mi's. T. J. Hrough
all visited friends at Pottsvillo to-day.
ltlrtliduy Surprise.
The homo of Mr. aud Mrs. John Hock, on
North Weft street, was the scene of a birth
day surprise party last evening in honor of
tlieir daughter, Miss l-.mma Hock. A supper
was served and tlie following guests spent a
very enjoyable exeniug: .Misses Mercy Pees,
Lottio Lnuibcit, Cora Williams, Sadie Sterner
iinujiaitie tapper, ol town, unit JSUss l.iniua
llillnian, of Deluuo; Harry Master, Clarenco
Dower, Ihomas and Alfred Millerchap,
Walter Humble, Fiul. Fry and John Clnirles,
of town, Itlchard Jones, of Win. Penn,
Arthur Cook, of Delano.
A Large Collection.
Tho opening of tho chrysanthemum show
at 10 South Main street, to-morrow morning,
will attract many. Mr. Montgomery h.n the
laigo hothousc8atH.izlcton, with u collection
of 1,000 potted plants. On Saturday ho will
display a Urge collection of cut flowers, and
if tho business warrants, it will establish a
large branch liou'e hero.
Kline C'ninlclcd.
Tho Jury ut the Pottsvillc colli t ill the caso
of Michael Kline, of town, charged with
being ono of four men who robbed Daniel H.
llienuan's house of if 1, sou about four yours
ago, last night rcnilcicd a verdict of guilty
of burglary. Kline was roiuanded for
sentence.
Injured liy n 1'nll.
1 While unloading furniture at the Pcnnsyl
' vanl.i depot to-day (Icorge Day, a driver in
tlio employ of John Roberts, fell from a
wagon and a lounge fell on top of him. Ho
' escaped vlth a bruised shoulder.
There's nuiek selling in our cloak depart
Kvery garment beats the stamp of
fashion. No old style garments here.
Cloth Jackets from $2.00 to $25.00 a hun
dred styles to select from.
CAPRS PROn 98c UPWARDS.
PUR CAPHS, $10.00 to $25. 00 POR DP.PEND
AHLR PUR.
PLUSH CAPI-S, $5.00 to $35.00 POR SALT'S
IMPORTED PLUSH.
THERE'S NO TRASH IN OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT,
BIG LOTS OF BLANKETS
Arc K''1K quickly nt low prices. Also
comforts 11111! down quilts. The prices nnd the weather
makes n slir ill the blnnkct section.
Dress Goods Are Changing Hands.
We sell tliein from mill to wearer. We've the
knack of know :tj whereto buy the choice things
you most ad nil
lo Inch Wool '-rgcs ... 19 cents.
.o Inch All Wool Cloth - 25 cents.
.10 Inch Plncsl Henrietta - 50 cents.
oilier leaders at lower prices than others
irvi Ifor half a thousand yards
LLOYD STREET.
HARLES DERR'S
Barber Shop I
12 West Centre
qur Hot Towel
1 1 1 '
mkoBp)clllTof lialrcuUt V" "
We
..laii. ,.1 yb-KMPMMft. ; ' iji.. . - -, ,
CHARGED WITH HOUSE STEALING.
Detixtlto Amour A r renin The Arciucil mill
Iti'cmi'r tlin Property.
Htlrrlnu Amour yesterday accomplished a
clever pk-cc of work hy taking Into custody
three men elmrged with stealing a team of
horses, a mverrd wagon and n load of sweet
potatoes on the 2nd lint, from A man residing
at N"orristo n. Amour was first notified of
the case yesterday mtirniug hy the receipt of
n warrant by mall with a letter, the latter
stating that three men had left Xorrlstown
with til stolen property on the date stated
and it was believed that tho men had driven
to this part of the state. Xo description of
the men was given. The warrant only called
for the arrest of one man and contained the
additional charge of utnlieralomout.
Amour commenced work on tho case at
once and learned tbat three men traveled
about town on Monday and Tuesday dispos
lug of sweet potatoes at prices lower than
the local hucksters could buy them at
wholesale. It was also learned that they loft
town early yesterday morning, but could not
be traced until late in the afternoon, when
Amour heard that they weie soiling sweet
potatoes at llrownsville. He went there, but
found they had left. Amour boarded an
electric car and traveled to Win. I'cnn, where
ho learned that tho men had returned to
Shenandoah n short time before. The detec
tive boarded a returning car nnd at the
corner of Coal and Main streets overtook tho
souglit-for team in charge of two men.
Stopping the team and climbing into the
wagon Amour asked tho men, "Aro you from
Center county?" Hoth promptly replied
that they were, whereupon Amour said, "I
place you under arrest for peddling without
n license." Tlio men treated tho charge
lightly and said tlicywcro only working on
salary for a third man and if there was any
chargoof that kind tlieir lioss would fix the
matter up.
Tho Center county and peddling yarn that
Amour gave tho men was only a mask to
shield his true mission, because tho third
man was missing and it was suspected that
ho wns the important one. Tiic yarn worked
cirectually. Tlio two men under arrest
cheerfully accompanied Amour to their
stablo at the eat end of Apple alley,
where they unhitched and put away the
horses. They then accompanied tho officer
to Justice Lawlor's oll'ico and Hero arralgniil
on a charge of peddling without a license.
Tho men gave their names as Thomas aud
Hugh O'Urien, brothers, and residence, us
Philadelphia. They are poorly dicsscd and
hard looking diameters. They slated that
they wcro in the employ of one James Wood,
who had gone to Malianoy City nnd piomlsed
to meet them at the stable after their return
I from Wm. Pciin. Tlio men wero taken to
! the lockup and placed in a cell after maiiy
I protests, although tl ey made no resistance.
They protested against being locked up on
such a petty charge nnd evidently did not
suspect the real nature of tho case. They
urged the officer to let them know as soon as
Wood would leturn to town, so that ho could
pay the flue and hac them released.
After locking up tho prisoners Amourucnt
to the stalde at tho northeastern outskirts of
the town and engaged a man to hitch up the
horses and transfer them to Niswenter's
stablo. Amour had been there but a few
, minutes when a man of trampish nppeamnco
walked iulo tho stable and up to the horses,
, Seeing a stranger puttiug on tho harness he
i asked "What's going on here." The new-
, comer proved tu bo James Wood nnd he was
promptly placed under, nrre&t. Ho was taken
before Justice Lawlnr and committed to tlio
lockup 011 tho real charges, pending tho ar
rival of tlio complainant, Alonzo Wells, from
Xorrlstown. When Woods was placed in tho
cell with tho otiier two men 110110 mado any
remarks, but tho trio no doubt fully arrived
at 1111 understanding of tlio situation when
left to themselves. Woods is not a stranger
here, having woiked as huckster for Cham
bers, of Mulmuoy City, a few years ugo. He
denies all tlio charges and says ho tan show
that he is tho owner of the horscsnud uacoii.
Jlr. Wells arrived from Xorrlstown tills '
morning aud Identified tho three men. Ho
J (-aid Woods and himself were in partnership
in the huckster business at Xorrlstown. On
the find inst lie gave Wuoils $5'J to go to
Philadelphia to purchaso a load of apples and
that was tho last seen of tho latter until to
day. Woods owns one of llio horses and the
other belongs to nnothcr Xonistown man.
Wells says Woods is wanted ut l'hocnixvillo
"or fraudulently removing a car loud of
watermelons from a railway depot at rhoenix
villo aud at Xorristown for stealing a soldier's
license and ?-15. A Xorristown ofllcer Is ex
pected hcio tills evening to tako charge of
tho prisoners.
HOOD'S PlliliS euro Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleas-nt la.xu.tlve. Alt Druggists
Deeds Keeorded.
From Andrew Durkiu, et. al to Andrew
Mouagliau, lot in Ashland ; from 1', I..
Fctherolf to Sarah W. flriscom. lot in l'otts
ville ; from Wayne township nchool district
to Wm. Fuller, lot in Friedensburg ; from
Miriam (iriscom to Sarah W. Griscom, lot in
Pottsvillo ; from Pennsylvania Company for
Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities,
trustee of I. & It. Itailroad Company and
1'. & It. C. & I. Compauy, to Charles II.
Coster and Francis I.yudo Stetson, joint
tenants, tho entire mortgage and pledged
property of tho above named companies;
from Philadelphia and lteadiug Itailroad
Company to Charles II. Costoi uud l'r.injls
I.ynde Stetson, joint tenants, nil intcreiti&
all railroads, equipments, &c , of P. A It.
I!. Ii. Co. ; from P. I!. C. & I. Conipauysto
Charles II. Coster and Francis Lynda Stctsin,
joint ten iuls, interest in all coal lands, A.,
of 1'. ,v, U. C. A I. Co.
Iuuuiro of tho first person you meet how
our shoes wear. That person will be our
customer all right. Kverybody is. , ,
Factohv Biiob Stoiib.
Hu UU-il Siulili'iily.
It annenrs tlint Willlnm Lewis, whose daatli
ut tho Minor' hoapilnl vu reported in Intt
nlght'n idkiie, illud very (suddenly and fortlfftt
raawm the family in town eonld not be unti
tled liefoie the deuth oceurred. Ilrinkfntt
whs served to the imtienU at the hospital at
6:MO o'clock yebtenlny uiorniiig nnd nt that
tlmo a nure mv Lewis 11 cup of cotlfee.
which ho nceepted and drank. Ahout tllto
lulnntvg Inter the 1111 rw discovered that
hud left liU cot nnd found him sitting in llio
sun room. Ho wusasnisted back to his bud
uud expired iuimedlutely. Within five
minutes nfter he accepted tho coll'eo lie was
duud.
I.uw Ktiulents lleclsterctl
Tlio fnllowini: students at tlio Dickinson
School of Law yesterday registered aa Uw
'rfeA(s'i'iT"Me''i1riW4ionotary,s onice jM
Oirllsle : l'anl J. BchmlQtr,Ni'otuvlli9J. JacKH
son O. Mass, BchuylkUl HaVn; WteTM
Trnil. bv. Fouiita tl springs .mumiu r . nuwii
t flulr-.1. Aueust Smith. Ha.lulpn: F.
- . . . . , .-, .
Strouss, Mt. Caruiel. ',
TO CUlti: A COLl) IN ON15 HAV .
Tako Ijtxatlvo llrorao Qululuo TabletsX All
druggists refund tho money if it falls to fttro.
25 cents. '
FRIGHTENED BY A ROBBER.
Sirs, 'xhinlckers Illness Greatly Aggrn
rttrd by h Mummler.
Mrs. Anthony Sclimlcker, of South Main'
street, sutlers from cancer of the breast, l'or '
the past three weeks she has boon con fined to
her bed. At threo o'clock yesterday lnoriilnu
she discovered a strange young man rifling '
the bureau in her bedroom. The Intruder
placed tlio niussle of n revolver close to her
head aud warned her not to make an otitciy
The loblier leftwithoiitsecuringaiiy plundei
Mrs. Hchmlcker made an outcry that if-1
traded the attention of hor husband, who i
was in the batrooin. she stated that the
robber was n voune man known as "ffntchv
Culleii. Mrs. Sclnnicker was so bid;1
I frightened that her Illness became greatly
aggravated. This morning it was Aim. I
she would die ami her relatives weic
summoned to the bedside. Later in the -day
her condition improved. Her sister.
Miss Mrllale, says that most of the time she
appears to lie in a delirium and clutches at
what she supposes to bo a burglar stooping
over her. No warrant has been issued for I
Cullen's arrest and Jlr. Schmlcker does not
appear to be disposed to press the case. ,
TV- 1T.L1...
How m- nuuus
is Your Little Liver
.Liver? tnio
1 Hid
net gently yet promptly on the Liver,
Stomach aud Dowels. They dispel Sick
Headaches, l'evcrs and Colds; cleanse
the system thoroughly; cure habitual
constipation. They ore stignr-coatcil,
don't crlne. very small but great In
results, Recommended by Physician 1
and Druggists.
Ilobtia Itf m.dr Co, lble.ro And Sin FrtDtlieo,
Tor Sain in SHRNANDOAll. 1A.. bv S.
r. junto, urjggisi, o soutn Mam bl
THEY
SAY
For Free Silver has just com
menced, but that has nothing
to do with our new stock of
Nigger Mead Cheviot Suits.
Extra heavy grade and all
styles and colors.
Don't buy your winter suit
until you see ours.
OVERCOATS !
OVERCOATS !
By the thousand at prices
never before offered by any
dealer in the county at.
l. GOLDIN'S
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
9 and 11 South Main St.
LADIES', CHILDREN'S AND
MISSES' COATS.
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
Ku Oil on's favorite fahrUs nt popular prkeHof
htriitly reliable tfoodg tu blacks nml colors,
nil the newcbt htyien which Dame Fashion
m iktlnreil to be popular can bo fouml
here. All the correct weaxemul up to date
shades for the fall nml winter of IKKl ro
shown In profusion,
CORSETS.
r
Kvery new nnd cored model in every i
n liable, make of k""1s. Startling' Sere, hut;
true, that one-half the torset carers to-day aro
wearing corset who moM conspicuous
feature is their inndapt Ihilitv Why not be ns i
Twirticulitr as hi your choice i.f sImhh and et
ihoc that fit. 1
R.F.GSLHfilndertaklns: !
rut r t-
s Your Fuel
Ily lining THE ROCH
ESTER (Btovo nitie)
RADIATOR with tfl
120 CROSS TlISgS
nhero -1HG0 Bq. in. ol
iron get intensely hot,
tlius iiinkinc One Btovo
or furntico dotliowdrk.l
S 3l WWW
ta
of Two.
"No Invention of recent
years will do so much or
domestic economy and
comfort,"
Scientific Amtrican.
FOR SALE BY
BENJ. D. BEDDALL,
AOENT FOR SHENANDOAH AND (VICINITY.
...SHAFT P. 6., PA.
HAVE YOU HHHS TJIO(jK I'HIJTTY
mtlS. Ull L 0 IS
'
aj Window Shades,
a --Jutt received at -
FRICKE'S CARPET STORE.
1 ''rWffli
LADIES' COATS. MISSES' COATS, CHILDREN'S COATS.
If needing CARPbTS look through our line and see the-J;tnany
beautiful designs we have to show you.
llutterick paper patterns, the recognized standard oi the world,
always in stock. Bui terick fashion sheets given away free of charge.
P. J. GAUGHAN, - 27 N. Main St.
WOOD'S
MnnnDonti college
FERGUSON BLOCK.
New ttcm of
book-keeninir
nnd ofllec
practice, actual huslucps
9 from tlio start.
Itntcf of tuition for llluht school, including
liookn nnd stationery for first Introduction.
One Month - - $ 5 00
Two Months - - - 9 00
Three Months - . 12 00 1
tour Months
(o)
Aft I
l5 OQ
The system Is iirrniiKed for those who hnvo
but little tlmo to devoto to tho work nudlsthc
most practical system of book-kccplnc ever
piildtshed.
W. It. Held was the first to complete the
work, mill after ten weeks' practice he accepted
a 1 osltlon ns liook-keeprr nt SGO.OO per month,
and cave entire satisfaction.
IMjrnrridlcrwns the fhst to take it up nt
Potlsvllle. Ills pronrets is excellent,
Speclil Katea For Day School.
Call at College For Fartlcularo.
S. I. WOOD, President.
Underwear.
We are now
retail at wholesale prices
only place in Shenandoah
offers such inducements.
selling
The
which
Our
stock consists of
Medicated Red Flannels,
Fleece Lined, . . .
Camels Hair ....
and Merino.
Louis ilann,
25 W. Centre St.
WINTER - GARMENTS!
We tflve tin bitftfeAt bnrRaln) nt rock
bottom price, honest ((unllty, nil
KI'iuUh mitt fetyles in
....Men's, Boys' and Children's Overcoats
I In Mt'ltm.B. Iti-nvcrs, Chinchillas nnd Ulsters.
1 Wo can suit you cverytime.
Business Suits,:
Boys' and Children's Clothing
1 In nil tho latest makes which have
1 n tailor niado appearance, ami nro nent and
I perfect in finish.
j ROCHESTER COTHIKG HOUSE,
Cor. Sfnln nml Cherry Sts. - Sam Illock, l'ron.
A Handsome Complexion
Is ono of the greatest charms n woman can
possess. Pozzoni's Complexion I'owdkk
glvea it.
Evan J. Davies,
I.IVEUY AND
13 N. Jardin Street.
pine Groceries,
Butter and Eggs,
Flour and Feed.
(Jur delUery woroii awaits your order. Ooodi
deUyertHl promptly.
William h. husser,
76 East Centre Street.
YOUHCAN SAVE
'"-MONEY
By Purchasing Your
Groceries, Smoked Meats,
h " Flour and Feed at
Meluskey & Son,
10S S. Main St.
Wanted-An Idea
Who can think
of tome ilmplo
ititnir louatent?
iToiec 70UP aet I"? rnajr vnng you weano.
noyiu WMhlngtou. D. o., for their l.auu pruo oner
mUlUi o two hundred nrantloas wanted.
Hie large st, fimst :i-d l tst
selections if I,adks', Mists' md
Children's Coats nnd ladies'
Plush, Cloth and Fur Cnpn.
that has ever heen shown in tins ,
region, is now open lor wtr
inspection. These gunning ex
cel in quality, style ami finish
and will be admired by till who
tee them. All are marked at
prices below their teal ahic-. '
We have also placed c n sale a
large variety ol Silks m plain
and figured gros grain, lirisi;u),
Satin Duchess, China, Japan,
Pcau de Soie and Taffeta. Also
n large line of novelty ami plain i
t'ress gocds, including all wcol
and silk and wool Henriettas,
wcot serges, mohair serges,
plaids, cravenette cloth, etc.
You will find in this Popular
Dry Goods House always a
larger stock, a better assortment
and lower prices than you will
find with any of its competitors.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IilOlt HUNT. A Rood ball (ecntrnllv located.
team heat, well illuminated) on Thursday
nnd l-'rhlnv nights.
r.my lerms. Apply nt the
11-lt-lw
J t KHALI) Olll CCi
IjlOtt SAI.K Ktfihtecn nere fnrm, located near
Brniulonvlllc, consisting of two good two
story frame houses, permnueiit wnter the yenr
around. An excellent ehnnee for ndniryinnn,
trucker, or poulterer. Oood reason for selling.
Parties desiring information call nt IIkkeli
office. ll-u-lm
TjlSTJtAYKI). To tho premises of the un.?"7
1J 'Heu, iMHius inreo wccks aKf n large f a
cow. The owner can have name by provfl
property nml pavf itfr exiM-imen incurred. Hem
Kisenhart, IJ03 Wczt Coal street,' HhennmloalA
3l-lO-3t
IjlOH SAt.P A trooil-pnylni; Rroccry in a well
; etnbli?hcd stnnd. (looil rensons for sell
liiK. Apily nt tho nciiAMi olllce. ll-a-2w
FOK HUNT. Two unfurnished moms, best
locntlnu In town. Address M" enre ol
If.rai.ii ofllce.
10-30-tf
ITIOlt KENT. A No. 1 lmkcry In Port Cnrlion.
I.' J-Jisy terms to troou pnrty. Au
ldrcss 'ICV
this ollk-c.
10-22-eoil-tw
1IKKT. A nice room, weonil floor.
suitable for oftlce nurnoscH. Anulv at
Heralii olllce
fOIt BALK A double property, on Unc
X' street. on, 133 and 135, for sale cheap. In-
ciulre of JIr. I'elix
Mciiaiinnman, on Line
street.
il 10-11
ESTATi; OK A AltOK nK!)CAY,I)i:Ci:ASKD.
Let tern of nd ministration on the estate of
Aaron ltcdeay, late of North Union township,
Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania, deceased,,
have been granted to tho undersigned, resldlnc
In said townthlp, t Ihuii all iiersons indebted
to said estate are requested to make payment
and those having claims or demands, will make
known the same without delay.
Or to her Attorney I.ccy Ann Rehcav.
n. u, -u, jioiiojieier, umiuisirarix
Shenandoah, Pa., Oct. 15, ISM.
10-li5-law-Cw
Beauty Unrolled
To the admiring gate of those who have o tnsto
forrenlly due wall paper is the display ofnew
wall paper wrinkles we have Justrcelved. ou
can find any color or pattern you want for your
hall, bed room, parlor, dining room, kitchen or
cafe, from 5c up to pi per roll. Flneartletlo
papers a specialty.
House, Sign and Decorative Painting.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates cheer
fully furnished. Send postal.
J. P. GARDEN,
221 VT
V
Centre St., Shenandoah,
lneo Your Orders Now.
OPEN EVERY DAY
Goto tho Shenandoah Dental Kooras for
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
tllUttga. If your artiflcal teeth do not suit
you call to Bee us, AU exaniinations free.
Wo mako all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Logan downs. Crown
and Bridge, work and all operations that per
tain to Dental Surgery,
No charges for extracting when plates ar6'
ordered. Wo are tlio only users of vitalltocJ!
air for tho painless extraction of teeth,
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms
(Tltman's Block)
Eaat Centre Street.
OQlca Hours; 7 a. in, to 8 p. m.
am
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