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.ttAHANOY CITY.
T'r- . .. ,TY' ,K"C ,0 Al a "I'ccial
i v onrt ii n,.i i,t rvi'iiiiiK nil ordinance
1 iah I.. mjUKlit it IVmer Company to
"flKSiiiinilnir1"" I'tlMR imrnw. 0.1).
iT'iilmirp ,f'"""K Vr"mut,'r 'f tlio com
tov .. 1,0 '''W'wl to purrtm-o (WO
tl.' 1 , '' t 75 cents r.er foot
to.ll. i."T Itiilifon yesterday nflcrnoon
if,, M ill the l'rotcstant Kiiscopul
us town. Allcr tlio coii-
llff . . 4.a...... t..tl. I ri-l...
- .... ii nui inuii ,n ucu term. 1 IH1
of n r in Ms liomc in South lleihlclinn
" .limianoy
' i A I) Coi? cnmniltteo of tlio Y. M. 0.
'f?Mata tl l'ot "3 mcnihers at tlio
'"'im c. in ",R !''' tlio msociiition's
y. ,j a ' i An iulenwtiiiK program of
II. . ten itcv. A. 31. Woods mill
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Jit Tor f)
'? h In Mai.
the crook lefcricd toyester
n l.r.irins on three charges
& "in
was in
i ie List ovcnliiR. On charges
1 ' with intent to kill and
Tiro ileiidly weapons madu by
whs held in $800 hail, and on
tnn
W
V. run
v,,''
'"'.np.ii
' tate
Iciiliiii; nn overcoat from a
is hi Id in folio, in default of
i nniiittcd to jail,
iveiiofaki was put under J20D
tie u mine drill liclmiiiinir to
Wlllo With11' r"m a blacksmith shop.
'W. Tina It
ills dmi u watches in gulil or silver so
ltd d atlractivo in Slienaudoali
3d 'Vs. .Selection larger, prices
ftjian s.
lpl aiitaln Spring llrewcry.
I'g'.il for Cuewory beini; erected by tlio
tp Ityau iu & Schmidt, at Fountain
...shalf of tpidly ncariiiR oonipletlon. It
y isltJ, temployincnt to a number of
'r Komo 0' commences Its work u couple
F)lic unlvnco.
inrrntinin D anil rerv rotilltlil ti not
fis wero ad
and 15 Joll at tho Factory Shoo Storo
ectcd lu led off Christinas le, at 7:00
i tho lucky number will bo
.nced olf"
Mako your purchases
jcu tho
hhe doll.
BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
13 A R
All
1 - 'fi-iitv?yvrifc. I
rii tsir c:.4 . 1
nor-
-S' and CHILDREN'S SUITS,
ii mi t.
t have by the carload, nnd nre disposing of them at half prices.
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it"
(have lon tjle dollar. An enormous
j t m imiim" k i ii k fit nn ri vvt- i
r ou ""Mistake In the Place. The Largest store and Show windows in the county.
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AIVir t south rVlatn Stroofc, Ghonandoah, Pa.
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Holiday News.
Li
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Honest Worth in
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ran
trov'(0l1s Great Holiday Stock. Our Public Appreciate
awOn Enterprise Which
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' . ..n.-tinrnrinnc I nir winnnwe nw i-tiir o ntnr rt
Bet See-
ee-istmas
?Hrlstnur Capes as well as Plusli or
'jjJljpgapes are marked at tempting
.( . "l'lushC'apes worth 7.50, now
tn"J' 1 Ik lined and fur edge. Uoth
c 1 "in lift " ' j
uJ ,ul ' asked to pay hall as much more
J.c,a Jlne,dealers; our's are correct in style
icu sc. 00 lot a food one: vou
..kJt
Italcrs Dress StuffS.
.k.
we sensible cift than a nice dress
Ire we have every weave and shade
avintr nrices run from 10c. to
-wnJ sens, yardt
w! navj V4jue ror Xmaj dress buying,
Having- .el 46-incli Henrietta 50c., any
er yar 1. 1
A , "
00l 40Het Soaps.
r mate purchase enables us to sell
IhnCt Ilk Soap, 3 pieces in box, for 5c.
1Vii's;,,e I11'
licjSoaP'ffs and Boas
Is U r Pr,ccs l,ian COkl "f Inatera'l
,.'fS 3' lateneis of the season.
l?r pnteimc
J0 latenei"" , . .
tciin.l trjn tn riirk ftftm ! Letter
fercill less money than any other house.
I t tt 11 t.i.r. 1..
1 , . . 9 rancy iiaiiucrcnicia iv. emu,
lousand d lne iinen. htmmeil or fancv em-
U less nv1( Hnndkerchief5, 5c. each j the
jn'ai'anct.a of ot)icr s(oreSi rjne Silk
J.W line .i,ier. for men or women, with
j r - o
ercbicis V5riffl
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Vt UKWvJjyywi in l aSSft Irs
Efts? m
Letters (Iniiitcd.
Letters of administration were granted to I
flcorue I.ecer on tlio estate of Henrietta'
Looser, Into of Orwlgsburu, deceased ; to
ltvlicrci Wanner, on llie estato of Georgo
Wnenor. lute of Ninth Manhelm township,
deceased ; also to Frank Ituckwlnc, mi tlio
estiito of Joseph Iteckuluo, late of Muha
noy township, deceased.
Injured at lluck Mountain,
John Fields, employed as assistant to Civil
1'iiKliieer It. Itlchnnls, of New ltoston, re
ceived Revere injuries about tlio bauds yes
terday afternoon by an explosion of gas at
the lluck Mountain colliery.
ilOUO'S PlUiS euro Mver Ills,
Hllluiisncss, Imllgcntlon, llondnchc.
pleao-nt laxative. AH Drucglst.
FOR A COUGH
A. Hiird, StubbOfll Coilgll,
rjAOe nvnnrTAnAMT
K"tl O CAr'nOl UKAN I
-S25 Cents the Bottle.
WASLEY'S DRUG STORE,
10G N. Main Street.
our immense stock of Clotliinc
and Heavy Overcoats lmve been reduced
in price, owing to the mild state of the
weatherand the approaching holiday season.
We are compelled to do this as the weather
is against us aud our mammoth store is over
crowded with SUITS and OVERCOATS,
which must be disposed of, as the follow
ing will show :
llluo Jllnck and Brown Heaver Overconts S7.M, now $5.35
" " " " Melton " 10.00, " 7.50
" " " " Kcrnoy, " 12.00, " S.30
' nml Illnck Imported Jlrlton " 10.00, " ia.no
" Illnck ami llrown Cliinilillln " 11.00, " S.00
" and Illnck Imported Chinchilla " 11.00, " g.jo
Heavy, lllg Nap NlBRerhoad Suits, Blue and Illnck,
were 89.50, now $7.00
Heavy, Slnnll Nap NlKgerliead Sultn, llluo nnd Illack,
were $8.00, now $6,00
All our licnvy stock of Clothing reduced 30 per ct.
at
line of Stiff Hats.
An un
:ii 111 u nizzi nc.iiii ui.
ihiimc h u isr-
Prnnr,,. nr. '
Everything We Show in
Prompts Our Holiday
. .
Hen's and
Women's Qloves.
Fine guaranteed kid gloves in all the
new colors, and not a poor glove in the
lot. livery glove we sell hears our cuar-
nntce, which means your money back if
they don't weir right. Cashmere Gloves
mid M Ulcus to suit all in price or quality.
Fancy Articles.
We have n rich collection of fine hand
painted boxes of Celluloid or richly carv
ed Metal Boxes for gloves, ties, hand
kerchiefs, jewelry, etc. Comb and Brash
sets and other useful and appropriate
novelties, from 25c. to 3.00 each.
Holiday Umbrellas.
Good Silk umbrellas for a dollar and
upwards.
More Holiday Hints.
Ladies' Silk Garters 19c., 25c., 50c,
aud 75c.
Holiday Ribbons
For Fancy Work.
We've the right ribbon stock to pick
from, and sell pure silk satin ribbons at
the following special prices :
No. J, c.j No. 7, 6c.; No. 9, 8c,
Nos. 12 and 16, 10c.; No. 22, litfc.
There are Others.
We can name hundreds of other choice
new goods suitable for presents, such as
tine shuts, neckwear, underwear or
Hosiery,
Table Linens.
Towels, Nankins, Bureau Scarfs, Che-
nille or Taiiestry Curtains or Covers,
l.ace Curtains and a hundred pretty
things lor household use or adornment.
Stamped Goods
l'liiisoN'Ai, mention.
Miss Amilo Seagor returned homo from
Jnlinstown lust ovcnlng and is sojouruiuc
with her parents, on South White street.
Mrs, K. A, Anstock presented licr husband
with n daiisbtcr tlits morning.
Dr. Q. U. Talt, with his "euros," is again
with us, making his headquarters at l'o
vlusky's drug storo.
Charles Radzlewiez, Georgo Cox, William
Snjdor, Joo Kupchiuskl and William Clilui
clcwskl spent to-day hunting at Orccu
Mountalu,
William lUnier, a Shenandoah tonsorial
artist, was at the bedside of his uncle, Henry
Miller, in town, this morning. JU Carmel
Star.
Itcv. F. F. Kolb, formerly pastor of the
l'resbytoriau church, is tlio guest of his
daughter, Mi.w Idaho 1'. Kolb.
Dan Itrenimii returned homo from a hunt
ing trip to tlio Oatawissa valley yesterday,
with four ritbbits. three quail and two pheas
ants. Well done, Dan; try again,
Messrs I'. (.'. Detwellcr and K. Katcrmann,
of Schuyjklll Havcu, were registered at tlio
Commercial to-day,
A chanco with every EOc. purchase will be
given at tho Factory Shoe Storo ou the hand
some French doll, displayed iu their window.
rflio Chance of a Lifetime.
Tho lltKALD can only repeat the good
words It iaaid for tho automatic exposition
aud IU management. Whilo great crowds
havo visited the veritablo works of In
genuity, .skill and art, which aro of the
highest order, all who should havo not gone,
It ought not to bo said that thero is a parent
in the town who would not only go himself
but would take his family to fcce the greatest
marvel every brought to Shenandoah,
Teachers should go this aftornoon or evening,
aud when thoy do we feel suro they will
arrango to send tho children to the greatest
I kindergarten any one ever saw.
Tho so-called flne watch of American man
ufacture, advertised by others as being very
cheap at f 1.00, has been for sale for $3.00 for
the past few months by yours truly,
E. I). IlRUMM.
Patriotic Drum Corps Hall.
The levers of tho "lieht fantastic" are
looking fornard to the annual ball of the
Patriotic Drum Corps in anticipation of a
great deal of pleasure. The ball will bo hold
on the 21th inst., in Uobbins' opera house.Jand
will surpass anything of the kind yet held
by that excellent musical organization.
Dancing music will bo furnished by tho
Schoppe orchestra. The drum corps has
mado rapid strides towards proficiency, and
ranks second to none in this section. Tho
proceeds of the ball will bo devoted to pro
curing equipments, and the boys should be
liberally patronized.
The Factory 5ho Storo
has the best assortment of men's and women's
fancy and plaiu slippers, suitable for holiday
purposes.
Tlio Kunza Case.
Frank Kunza, who was bold by Justice
Lawlor on Monday night ou a charge of
larceny and is suspected of having com
mitted a murder near Wilkesbarre about
eighteen months ago, was kept lu the lockup
until this afternoon, when ho wis taken to
the I'ottsvlllc jail. The Wilkesbarro au
thorities have not replied to Justice Lawlor's
telegram. Kunza admits that about eighteen
months ago he was implicated in a case
where a man was run over by a train near
Wilkesbarre and it was alleged that tho
man had been first murdered. He left
Wilkesbarro to avoid arrest.
Uulcakable fouutain pens, the largest
assortment in town, at Jlaley's, the jeweler.
CutawIssK Itnllroad Accepts.
The stopkholders of tho Catawissa Uailroad
Company met yesterday ud decided to exe
cute a new lease with the Philadelphia &
Itcading Itailway Company upon terms pro
posed by the latter. The terms of tho new
agreement are that the rental hereafter is to
bo the interest on tho bonds, a sum sufficient
to pay a five per cent, dividend on the pre
ferred stock, clear of tax, and $8,000 per
annum for organization oxpenscs.
More diamonds at
store in the county.
Holderman's than any
Mnrrluiro T,lcenis
John E. II rod e aud Annie K. Olelm, both of
Tamaqua.
J. WeBley Blew, of Qirard Manor, aud
Emma 1!. Long, of Georgetown, Pa,
Edgar Thomas and Jennie Lewis, both of
St. Clair.
Adain, Steward, of Quakake Junction, and
Louisa liougkuier, of Tamauend,
Philip Dennis aud Susan Tray, both of
Jacksons.
James V. Grubcr and Cora M. Prico, both
of Qirardrille.
An Overcoat Offer.
This is an offer in which everybody is lu
terested. The cold weather Is hero and the
overcoat and a good warm suit is a man's best
friend. Our overcoat are unprecedented in
magnitude and unrivaled in excellence. No
tailor can make any better at three times the
rice iu fact, no better made at any pi ice.
Free, unrestricted, unlimited choice of all
our very finest imported overcoats for a
limited time only. This offer has never been
before attempted never will be offered again
aud should bring the big piles down to the
level w'b want them in less than ten days.
nothing better for a Christmas present for
the father or son, or any other man, youth
or boy, but in addition to our large line of
clothing, hats, caps and gents' furnishing
goods will also have a specially selected line
of Christmas presents in fancy gloves, smok
ing jackets, etc. One of our winter caps may
prevent your husband or son from having his
oars frost bitten. They are very cheap.
" Oke Pbice Clotiiino House,
10 South Main Street,
11-2.1-tf L. Brrowicu, Prop.
Silver novelties of every description,
Big
assortment at Brumm's.
SHF.l'l'TON hOTliS.
J. Relfoldefer Is laying the foundation for
a large hall, the upper story to be used for
louge purposes.
Mrs. Cramptey is confined to her home
through illness.
The. Reformed church congregation will
potb. tho erection of their new church editice
as speedily as possible. The ground, was
staked out yesterday.
The' "new Lutheran church will not he
erectid until the spring.
Many new buildings are being erected.
ICeoogultlon
Of the Cuban billlgeucy Is now agitating the
mind
s of tho American people, hut the recog-
ultir
mou
1 of the people of Shenandoah is unaul
to the effect that Amaudus Womer, 124
NorilU Main street, has the finest
madii stock of boots, shoes and rubbers iu
thlsiloeality and which he sells cheaper than
bis lorupetitors. Why 7 Because he has no
i-nnln iiaT and uuva onlv for c&sn. savinir 1 I street. It I
POLITICAL TALK.
Recordor Kmanuel Jenkyn has announced
his appointments as follows : Deputy,
Thomas S. Herb, of Trcmont; clerks, Ed.
ward McfJulnnis, of Qlrardville; Georgo W.
Kclper, of Shenandoah, and William Looser,
of Minorsvlllo.
Tho Republican club of Mahanoy City re
fused to endorse Wauauiakor, because the
majority aro favorable, to Penrose.
It is stated that Major MoKtuley has de
cided to appoiut J. Hay Brown, of Lancaster,
a strong Quay adhorent, as Attornoy General
in his cabinet.
Commissioner Rcntz said yesterday that ho
had made no appointments yet.
Senator Quay will be iu Harrisburg tho
latter end of this mouth and remain there
until the Senatorial contest is over.
Tho political announcement ef Adam
Tabor, the East Ccutro street butcher, ap
pears in tho IlKitAI.n to-day. Ho seeks tho
nomination of Chief Uurgcss at the bands of
tho Democrats. Mr. Tabor has done cffoctlvo
work for that party and his friends feel that
he should receive tho recognition asked for
nnd are confident that he will be nominated
by the Democrats.
Lx-Llcutcnant Governor Waters has just
returned homo from Paris and announces
that lie is for Penrose.
Tho friends of Councilman Coakley say he
will havo no trouble in securing a re-nomination
in the First ward.
Tho Democratic combination which in
cludes Tabor for Chief Burgess and Scaulan
as the Tax Receiver is giving tho other can
didates 110 little trouble. Tho latter are con
fident, however.of breaking theslato.
If tho Citizons party fails In nominating
stroug tickets in tho various wards it wout
bo for want of available material.
Councilman Hand has mado a good repre
sentative aud his frionds Justly claim that ho
Is entitled to be returned for another term.
The borough election is two months oflV
yet there is much activity among the local
politicians.
Notlc to Consumers.
Notice Is hereby given to the consumers of
tho Shenandoah Public Water Works that all
rents due Nov. 1, 1890, must be paid on, or
before Jan. 1, 1897, and in default of such
payment the water will be turned off from
the properties of the delinquents without
further notice. By order of tho Water Com
mittee. 12-B-10t O. BKTTEltlDOK, Supt.
lllytlie School Contest.
The report of the examiner lu tho Blythe
township school director contest, recom
mends the seating of Martin Delanoy and
Andrew Gallagher; there wero erasures of
croiscs in tho circlo at the head of tho Repub
lican column in sixteen ballots, and the ex
aminer finds thero was fraudulent tampering
with the ballot box. As many as 19 showed
they had been changed. Tho examiner alio
Cuds that there was good ground for this con.
tost, and recommends that the said school dis
trict of Blythe township be directed to pay tho
costs of the contest. Martlu Dclauey and
Peter Murray were the contestants, with
James Canfield and Andrew Gallagher re
spondents. Golden Opportunities.
Sweeping bargains in brussols, ingrain and
rag carpets. All the newest and best weaves.
Also o special drlve'in ladles' flne fur capes,
a golden oppertunity for buyers. Our dross
goods assortment is one of tho finest. At
P. J. Moxaoiian's
12-11-lw 30 South Main street.
Burned by an Kxploslon.
August Tamaltis was burned by an ex
plosion of gas at tho Wm. Penn colliery yes
terday. He suffered severely about the
bands and face, but was not dangerously
injured, Ho ii being attended at bis borne
in Wm. Penn.
For Rent.
Dwelling No; SO East Oak street, recently
occupied by Dentist VanValzuh; 10 rooms,
hot and cold water up stairs. Bath room and
water closet. Apply to P. P. D. Klrlln, 0
South Main street. 12-10-tf
a
Haiti to be Insane.
Judge Savidgo appointed a commission to
inqulro into the sanity of James Lewis, alias
Patrick Brogan, who is serving three and
half years in jail for the murder of Thomas
McDonald, of Mt. Carmel.
No Gripe
When you take nood's Tills. Tho big, old-fashioned,
sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to
pieces, are not In It with Hood's. Easy to take
and easy to operate, is trua
of Hood's Pills, which are
up to dato In every respect
Sale, certain and sure. All
druggists. 2Sc. C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
The only Pills to take with Hood's SarsaparlUa.
DONT
FORGET . . .
That we give the great
est value for the least
money ever offered.
The wonder of the age,
made by American manufac
turers. It is a
Pine Open
Pace Watch
Stem Winding,
Stem Setting and
Warranted, only
$4.00
This same Watch
warranted, with a
$5.00
double case, only
COME AND EXAMINE THEM.
r.HRISTMflS PRESENTS
I VI ...iw . . . -
Hoo
d's
Pills
We Are Now Ready foras
THE
OUR purchases for Christmas gifts
the best goods for the least
GOODS AND LOW PRICES
shown by the business we are doing. We have made special efforts to
prepare for your wants, and we are confident we are in -position to
meet them.
Among the many good things shown in this large dry goods house
are the following, at cheaper prices than they can be bought in the
large cities :
Linen Table Sets, Tibet Boas, Coque Hackle and
Ostrich Feather Boas, from $i to $12.50 each.
Ostrich and Coque Collarettes, Sofa Pillows, Head Rests, Ladies'
and Children's Kid Gloves, Towels, Napkins, Chenille Table Covers,
Shawls, Blankets, Table Linens, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Underwear
aud Hosiery direct from the manufacturers, Pocket Books, Ribbons,
Children's Silk Caps, Stamped Linens, and best Filo, Roman and Eni
broideiy Silks only 3c. per skein.
o OUR COAT ROOM o
Is the centre of attraction; look through it and pick out what you want
at 25 per ct. less than the ssme would cost you elsewhere.
We sell the DELINEATOR aud carry a full line of BUTTERICK
PAPER PATTERNS.
P. J. GAUGHAN,
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout the lteglon Chron
icled for Hasty Perusal.
All Lebanon clergymen have united for
evangelistic services lu January.
Murderer Ecltert, who poisoned himself in
Wilkesbarre jail, had his life insured for
$1,000.
In court at Easton Judge Scott severely
censured Constables for failure to report
violators of tho Urooks license law.
To hear the oxplosion, John Moroski, of
Shamokin, hurled a stick of dynamite against
a rock. lie lost half his face and an arm in
the experiment.
Itov. rathor Eugeno A. Garvcy celebrated
his silver jubilee and received a purse of t400
as rector of the Church of the Annunciation,
Wllliamsport.
Tho streets are beginning to become crowded
with holiday shoppers and those who aro out
to see the window decorations.
Tho Primrose colliery, which has been idlo
for some time, resumed yesterday.
Deputy Prothonotary William Leib now
resides at Pottsville.
Last week forty moro coal trains left Palo
Alto than ever beforo in tho history of tho
road.
Dr. Biddle, of the. Minors' hospital, re
moved a tumor from tho arm of Miss Ida
Ilinklo, of Uilberton.
John Handsome, iuside foremau at tho
Glrard colliery prior to its abandonment, has
boon appointed inside foreman of the West
Hear Ridge colliery to succeed John Kline,
who assumes a foremanship at Silver Creek,
Dennis Ureunau, of Girardvlllo, has been
appointed an extra conductor on tho Schuyl
kill Traction road to succeed Thomas
(Inughan, who takes the place of William
Dooley, resigned.
Philip J. Conuell lias taken charge of tho
Ratlgan cafe, in Pottsvillo.
Hypnotist Ilrobst is having lots of snort
with Gilbsrton subjects.
A story is told to the effect that W. J.
Delong trapped a bear in his spring-door
butcher s wagou whilo driving in the moiin
tains near Wllliamsport.
Patrick McCauley, a policeman at McAdoo,
tried to stop a cocking main and was brutally
beaton. W holesalo arrests will follow.
The clergy of Girardville have declared
against dancers, aud social clubs have been
compelled to discontinue their balls and
parties.
Tax Collector Scanlan, of town, made
payment on his duplicate on Monday to tlio
County Treasurer.
The friends of Robert II. Hirsh, editor and
publisher of the Tamaqua Recorder, have
just learned of his approaching marriage to
Miss Annie M. Levering, of Manayunk,
Philadelphia.
The forfeit posted by W. W. Lewis in be
half of Fen Cooper, at the office of the
Philadelphia Item, was withdrawn, none of
the challenged parties having evinced
desire of meeting our celebrity.
A Mid-Winter Assembly will be given iu
Bobbins' opera houso ou January 8th.
John Miller, of GUberton, sustained slight
injuries at Draper colliery by falling down a
schuto about sixty yards. Ills nose was
broken, and his body bruised by the fall.
The St. Mary Magdalena's T. A.U. Society,
of Lost Creek, will hold a fair at that place
for one week, beginning December Slat, and
continuing- through the Christmas holidays.
Andrew Wachouse, of East Centre street,
bus housed a handsome Pens piano, pur
chased from the local agents, O'Neill Bros.
William Curr, aged 30 years, single, died iu
Ashlaud ou Monday morning. He had been
suffering from rheumatism. He succeeded
bis father, the late Edward Curr, as Chief
Burgess two months ago.
John Gallagher, 3G years old, a resident of
Lost Creek, was admitted to tho Insane de
partment of the almshouse yesterday.
The report that T, J, Joyce, of Mahanoy
City, had gone to Cuba is denied by that
gentleman. He returned home yesterday
from a trip to Philadelphia.
Pittsburg physicians will urge a Pennsyl
vania law to asphyxiate murderers instead of
hanging them.
A coffee can upset and scalded to death
little Eliza Manger, at Mt. Carmel.
York County has 140 applicauts for liquor
licenses about the same as last year.
Frank Bolinsky was nearly killed in a
saloon fight with knives and black-jacks at
Centralis.
Rev. Dr. D. E. Klopp. pastor of tho First
Reformed church, Lebanon, formerly of
Philadelphia, was prostrated in the street at
home, and is seriously ill.
Cicarmaker Frank U. Long has sued the
Lebanon National Bank for $150,000 for issu
ing executions against him, which ho says
the bank bad promised not to do.
An affection of tho throat forced aged
Benjamin Balmerto starve to death at .Read
ins. as he could not swallow.
Bell's Tunnel Colliery, at Shamokin, has
been abandoned by the Lehigh Company,
owing to repeated dangerous ravelus.
Of 50 Btate tax cases which came to trial
in Harrisburg yesterday 60 were settled
The case against tho Erie Railroad was then
called for trial,
Fovlnsky's Tfludow, No. 28 East Centre
HOLIDAY TRADE.
should be made where you can buy
money. Our reputation for GOOD
is well established, which is fully
- 27 N. Main St.
OPEN EVERY DAY
Go to tho Shenandoah Dental Rooms for
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fillings. If your artifical teeth do not suit
you call to see us. All examinations free.
Vi e make nil kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crown T.n,tin Pm,.,, rv.-
and Bridgn work and all operations that per-
No charges for extracting when plates aro
ordered. We are the only users of vitalized
air for the painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
(Tltman's Block)
East Centre: Street.
Offlco Honrs: 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IjlSTKAYKI). To the premises of tho under
U sinned on December 8th, a small cow,
briiidle color. Owner can linve tho same by
proving property and payinfr all expenses.
John IIom'man.
12-Io-ut Malmiuy City Iicscrvoir.
IjlOU KENT. Two storerooms and dwellings,
! Nos. 21) nnd 31 North Main street, for tho
year 18V7, boKlniilng April 1st. Apply to J. K.
Kehler, North Main street. 12-11-lw
I OST, STItAYED OU STOI.GN.i-A bcnulo
.li hound with black ears, body spotted like a
roach doc;, block spot on rump. Suitable re
ward will ho rild for return to F. E. MacarRle,
Shenandoah, I"a. w 12-H-tf
VITANTKI). One reliable man for every town
? I In Schuylkill county to represent nn ui-to-datcllulldingaml
Loan Association, gplondld
chunco for ex-insurance man. Address, Mana
ger Eastern I'cnna., Lausford, l'o. 12-12-0t
POIt KENT. Two nlco unfurnished rooms,
well heated. Apply at No. 211 West Oak
12-5-tf
Inoit HENT. A nice room, second floor,
: suitable for office purposes. Apply at
I ,1011 SALE. A double property, on Lino
street, Nos. 133 and 133, for sale cheap. In
quire " of
Felix McMannaman, on Line
street.
J.U-1U-II
BANK ELECTION Tlio annual election of
the stockholders ot the Merchant's No
tionnl Bank of Shenandoah, l'a., will be held at
the blinking house, Tuesday, January 12, 1897,
between the hours of 2 nnd 4 p. in., for the
purpose of electinu thirteen (13) Directors to
sen o the ensuing year.
12-9-5t E. B. IIUNTEn, Cashier.
WINTER - GARMENTS !
We give the blffgtst barcafnt at rock
bottom prices, honest quality, all
grade aud styles In
....Men's, Boys' and Children's Overcoats
In Heltons, Beavers, Chinchillas, Ulsters and
jversey-s. ye can suit you cvcrytimo.
Business Suits,:
Boys' and Children's Clothing:
In alt the latest make which havo
a tailor made appearance, and are neat and
perfect In finish.
ROCHESTER COTHIHG HOUSE,
Cor. slain and Cherry Sti. Sam Block, Prep
AMERICAN LINE
RED STAR LINE
STEAnSHIP COMPANIES.
Btsamsrs leara New York and Philadelphia (or
principal ports lu old country.
E. D. BEDDALL, Agt.
No. "m West Oak Btrt, - Shenandoah, l'a
FINK
GOLD WATCHES, RINGS, CHAINS.
Gold and Silver Novelties,
Holiday Gifts for Young
and Old.
We have
very flue select stock and our
prices are lowe
st lor stylo and quality.
ELLIS DUELL'S,
SOS S. Main St.
Evan J. Davies,