Oll'S 011E-FKICE (MilfflG MILL.
'PCCIAL PHENOMENAL SALE.
GOOD CLOTHES AT HALF PRICE
THE GRAND HOLIDAY STORE,
WK ure cvpi ting
Urn Greatest
rvr-r priMetitci
Mr
0111 nest cllorts to iiuikc
reatcst deductions In Prices
ntcd lieforc to the Holiday
Slionocrs of the Shenandoah V.dlov. Wc
h.fVc jii' t ( nmplctcd taking nnothcr of our
finious slock inventories, including new lots
of tlii a Sanson's Overcoats and Suits bought
from the uretit assignees sale, resulting ill
an cnirir.ons list of liargnlns. All these
goods are bright, new, stylish nnd of the
best mukc
Men's I'nncy Suitings, Hoys' Suits nnd
Children's Novelties almost given away;
you'll lc surprised nt the prices. See our
i fraud holid-iy goods. Stylish hats, smoking
ackcts, best line of kfd gloves, mufflers,
atcst st!cs of scarfs.
lleautiful line of neckwear specially for
the holidays. Handsome silk suspenders,
Hats and Caps of the latest novelties.
Gold and Silver Shirts, made up specially
for ns the best in the world.
Don't forget the place.
-;jHlCE CLOTHING HOUSE,
o t. REFOWICH, Prop.
iS South Main Street, Shenandcah, f-?a.
. Not tar V uiiiuiiiil.fr.
"JV .11 ,ji ,t In who at'O
f'l ti i o,r Lu prutinn in-
y.w . , chum's bunator ic
ip mat, no vitli-rx ol Dlulr
,t ill fnvnr of John Wimn
lravjM . J iKuipi rtiibur cnndl
lt.,0 at t mHuti tiriinurlos
1 i ' Tin pi .pie of Ulalr
1 lav ic ih.it Lull. nut loador
,ll fur IVm-oso.
... Li ,
t ii i on,
on, Dr. A. J.
i ' mi ivprosontn
or the man who
n-o,,r ill,' Kopubli
i,l I by hat ox
i ,r Itnuw I'onroso,
. !.. ,-Lik.II...,
1,'savn i lajMi-itv of Lehigh
J.IW lur 'ir i-'unruaO
. , ih i
jWill 00
ill volo 1 ,
ank roviow
J.TtlHl UlP 'lllll'.
Frmii tho Fi. ,i':!iii I'.c ..,iti.ry.
'1 !io rins in this coiu.U favors Walia
i:.i!."r, JJ'I niiwoi liio oao iii l'hiWukl-Vloa
PLATT FOR SENATOR.
Tim Now York ltopubllcnu Will Succeed
Hill If Ho Desires.
ALUAXY, Deo. as. The state luRlhlaturo
of 1897 will bo callod toRothcr on Wednes
day of next week under moro peculiar
clroumsttincoa as regards political con
Btructlim thnnnnyof Its predecessor. Tho
Hopubllciiiis In tho two housos numbor
tliroo to every Democrat, and this alone is
a foutnre that has novor boon vrltnossod In
tho political history of tho state. All of
tho Damocratlo sonators come from bolow
tho Harlow, and none of (ho uppor conn
tlos havo a representative In that party's
ranks. Kloven of tho llfty senators huvo
served in previous senates, and all havo
borvotl ono year of tlinlr tonn. In tho as
sembly thoro nro llfty-oiii) now mombors.
ft tho thlrty-Uvo minority members
fivonty-two are mombors of Tammany.
I Next to tho quostion of a chartor for tho
I greater Now York conios tho serious quos
tion of what nnioudtnoiiM shall bo niado
to tho existing excise measure known as
, tho liquor tax laws, and tho disposition
and tompor of those interested in it would
Indlcato a bitter light over ovory proposi
tion. Tho election of a United Statos senator
. to succeed Senator David li. hill is rated
only third In importance, boeauso tho issue
1 Is practically settled, two-thirds at least
of tho majority havliiRpledgod thomsolvos
In writing to a6cept Thomas li. I'latt if
ho shall deslro It. Tho oloctluti takos placo
1 in January, and, while thoro are several
candidates mentioned upon each sido the
friction, unless it bo in tho Domocratio
ctuukH, will be but of minor Importance
Tho citudlil icy of Air. Joseph H. Choato Is
being vigorously pushed, but It Is not bo
lieved that even his most earuost friends
I expect to any moro than by that means
1 show their disllko to tho candidacy of Mr.
I I'latt. It is estimated that Mr. Choato
will receive perhaps eleven of the liOvotos.
PITHY POINTS.
GENUINE IMPORTED ? BEER
Hired from Mrtenchon, (Jermnny,
Nourl-liinK tuitl exhilarating-
. . . P8CII0HR BRA U. . .
Almoluti l purp Contains rof.lcohnl. Con
tuutlv mi hand at
JACOB NOLL'S,
NO. U NORTH MAIN ST.
Silver novelties of every
assortment at Uiimiiu's.
description. Iiig
.Vlco Cmtililiiutloii,
1.7.1
If J' Tlmr , TimllMl(,l,i i).
1. 1 of tlie 'I'piuliatod l'hiladel-
t , anil too ijnss .it tno tiisrupu
j, if s macliliie stand shoulder
n tins li rbt with tho "uusl
ihoo palrluiisni Is so great
,f takliij? tlmo fmin tholr busl-
I), John for tho mnato.
IftUiiakor'il or Oiiine,
,u!dmaxim liv, and letllvo"
1 (In WaiKunaU,'!' ereed. The
oj,Vanamakir as I nitud Statos
hid no a mibtako He has a mo-
0i lino of trailu, and la now
Iil,r It In pidmos.
r
Buiim 1 it l niiirnrtiiuir.
.1 TI-.K ,
lur X'enroce filling ciuito com
lr, i. i h.I mcr tho out
liqll p., ill lie lUillJ.
i
FOR A COUGH !
A Hard, Stubborn Cough,
RAE'S EXPECTORANT
:25 Cents the Bottle.
.'WnSLEn DRUG iwt
106 IN. tVlaln Street.
rie for Cloak Selling
POLITICAL TALK.
Mestrj. Ilcntzand Mycishold another secret
conference on Satnrilay in reference to court
liouso appoiutiacuts. Tho announcements
will he niuilo this week.
Kven the Daily Kciiiiblican is weakening on
Wanainaker, conccdliis that ho hasn't
enough votes to win. '
A handsonio cruylon picturo of Hon. l!,ie3
tVtiriise adorns the llnnAH) sanctuui.
The latest table on tho Scnatoiial fight
gives l'enrose 157 voles ill tlio caucus, with 01
divided hctnccii Wauaniaker and several
otliercaiiilid.ites
Our Democratio friends are busy fotining
slates. The one that includes Tabor ami
H-'anlait uppers to stand tho onslaughts of
the opposition.
The county officials-elect assmno tho duties
of their olllccs ou Tuesday of uext week.
Tho political contest in this town in Feb
ruary will be a spirited one.
William Neiswcnter's name is mentioned
in connection with the School Directorship in
the Third ward.
Much interest Is manifested in tho School
Director contest in Girarilville, over an in
crease in the rsto of mills.
The offices of borough Auditor and High
Constable are goinif a-begging, noannouiK-e-uiriits
having been made on either side.
Patrick (iibbons will seek the Democratic
Humiliation for Council in the Second ward
His fiienils say ho can win.
Deeds lteenritnl.
Samuel Dceblo to Mary A. ilupcrt, premises
in Mahanoy City.
I'rom Alllanco Coal Co. to Michael Hughes,
premises in New Philadelphia.
From George Wurst to Cordon 1!. and I.
Association, premises In Gordon.
From Wm. G. Dressier to Keilly 0. Sclicib
premises lu llclner City.
Happenings Throughout tlio Koglnn Cliri
Icleil lor llnst)- Perusal.
Tho Morca representatives of Willla'
Collins, of Alahaiioy City, will meet renn
tentative of Ilferty, of Cmnbola, at J
Stone's saloon, St. Clair, ou Now Year's daj
to arrange a sories of livo pigeon matches.
Martin Iawlor, aged 18 years, tho son of
Mr. and Sirs. Tliumns Lawlor, of Jacksons,
died at tho family resldeuco at that place,
Friday afternoon, afler an illness of ono
week.
The wise merchant is preparing to ail vortiae
after-holiilay bargains.
New Year resolutions will soon he in
order only to bo broken.
A largo concourse of people witnessed tho
dedication of St. Bartholomew's now German
Catholic church, at l'uttcrson, on Friday.
The services were of an Impressive character
and were performed by Uov August Scliulte,
of St. Charles' Seminary, at Overhrook.
Skating on the sidewalks may ho pleasant
for youngsters, hut it is dangerous for adult
pedestrians. Tho ono sure way to avoid this
is to have tho sidewalks cleaned.
The County Auditors won't be on tho hill
in 1MI7. Dverything is now audited up to dato
by tlio Control'cr.
Five men wcio stabbed in a Polish row at,
Natalie on Christmas. .'3
Elmer K. Evans, superintendent of. tie
Monarch Coal Company's collieries, of.u
zcrno county, has bocn appointed manner of
tho Diamond Coal Company's mliis, near
Miuersville.
Criminal Court opoiis on Moruay, January
1. Thcio aro 100 old case on tlio docket
and about 150 new cases hero been turned in
to tho District Attorney'; office.
Tliero was no motion ,ourt to-day.
James Murrar, of Fjrest City, was"st.ibbed
in the eyo whilo fighing and may dio.
While John Mfudo slept, at Jeddo, Georgo
Groseh pourro' scalding water over him,
burning hhr fearfully.
11. C. Fick gave Anna Held $500 to sing
two son's at a dinner ho gave to Harvey
Chllds, at Pittsburg, Saturday evening.
Sclool Principal James G. Secor, of Wilkes
baue, was arrested Saturday for alleged ex
cessive punishment of a son of Henry llode-mer.
Claims aggregating about 10,000, without
Inellidlug thoso of tho auditors and a num.
ber of death and sick benefit claims, will eat
a big holo in tho $200,000 of tho defunct
Order of Solon.
BIG BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
All our immense stock of Clothing
and llcsivy Overcoats have been reduced
in price, owing to the mild state of the
weatherand the approaching holiday season.
We tire compelled to do this ns the weather
is against us and our mammoth store is over
crowded with SUITS and OVKKCOATS,
which must be disposed of, as the follow
ing will show :
Dhic lllmk nnd llrown Jteavcr Overcoats 37.50, now $3.23
" Melton " 10.00, " 7.50
" " " " Kersey, " 13 00, " S.50
' nnd black Imported Melton " 16.00, "li.oo
" lilnok and Ilrown Chinchilla " 11.00, " 8.00
" and Illack Imported Chinchilla" 11.00, " 0.50
Ilenvy, Illg Nnp Nlggcrhcml Siilti, liluo and lilnck,
were S9.00, now $7.00
Heavy, Small Nap Nlggerbcad Suits, blue nnd lilnck,
vvcro S.00, now SO. 00
All our heavy stock of Clotliiug reduced 30 per ct
BOYS' and CHILDREN'S SUITS,
We hare by the carload, and arc disposing of them at half prices,
.ill kinds of Dress Suits, Frenrh clays, sacks and frocks, to go at fifty
cents on the dollar. An enormous hue of Stiff Hats. An im
mense stock of underwear at prices never heard of.
Don't Make a Mistake in the Place. The Largest Store and Show Windows In the County.
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
L. GOL.D1N, Proprietor.
9 and 1 1 South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
tho Factory Shoo
ar liohJity trail c was a great success ; we sold more
c far than any year in our business ; and our facilities
largf crowds of buyers were better and you
in:
ffl ntir f xn llcnt svstein and ciuick attention.
Iie
s Great Day Light Store
lie
as wo i its way into your confidence. We thought
YOU
oah pi 'I'll1 would
i fair ufli'inne.
;er
big modern Dry Goods
DID MORE.
The great throngs of
pleased buyers w h o
have visited our. store
were quick to appre
ciate the money-saving
prices made possible
by our being able to
purchase large stocks
of goods at lower
prices. We share this
advantage with you.
To our thousands of
patrons we extend our
best wishes for a happy
and prosperous New
Year.
Marriage I.Icciikcs.
Charles T. Lomar, of Philadelphia, and
Amelia J. Orf, of Miuersville.
Francis J. Shnzer and Mary I'. Hrennan, of
Miuersville.
liobert J. I.utz and Mabel M. Krinor, of
Mahanoy City.
Jacob K. Shelp, of Orwlgsburg, and Sallie
M. Jones, of Cressona.
:,KETS
UR or CLOTH
at
use
lot'
' (s and Children.
lieir
1 101
j.PES
,i m rki cl
imi It i
ait Jtirf
HOW PETITIONS ARE SECURED.
A Spoclnian of lli Alctlioils Used lu
llrudfiiril County.
From tho Athens (Pa.) Oazetto,
Tho 1'hlbidolphhi Press, In a recont
lssuo, publishes a long list of Republican
votersln Bradford county who have signed
a otltlon to our mambers-elect to tho leg
islature to vote for John Wunamakor for
United Statos senator. Tho Press cannot
kuow tho niothods employed to securo
those signatures, and tho groat number
who signed who now regret their hasty
notion, or they would not bo sq ponlldent
that tho Wunaiuaker petition reflects the
truo fecllugs of the Republicans of this
county on tho senatorial contost. AVo un
hesitatingly say that if n petition for
Hon. Holes Ponroso had heon circulated
prior to tho Wnnamaker petition, With
tho sanio inothods used, that ho would
oven load tho Wunaiuaker petition.
As wo herotoforo said, Mr. Wnnamaker's
fitness for this high ollleo is not boeauso
he- can count his millions, some of which
may bo usod for tho furtherance of his
candidacy. Tho nmount of boodlo uod
in this county wo bollove would startle
tho experienced ward heelers of Tammany
Hall If it wore known to them. This may
bo tho roasou that our self constituted
court house bosses in Towandn aro work
ing so porhtstently for Mr. Waunmnkor's
success. Tho malignant accusations
against Senator Penrose's character under
tho guiso of n religious motlvo is too thin
for crodonco, ovan by tho friends of Wnno
uinkcr. Thoy will be met in every point
of tills canvass in a way which will not
only exonerate Mr. Ponroso, but will show
the animus which prompted thoin. Wo
believe tho citizens of our county do not
doslro a millionaire to roprosont them, but
that thoy do want a man who will bo In
harmony with tho truo lutorastsof tlio
people, and suoh a muu as Hun. Boies
l'onroso.
Only a Bullish Scheme.
From tho Pottsvillo Miners' Journal,
Mr. Thomas Dolan, who Is the espoclal
champion of Mr. Wanamakor, uudertakos,
in n published Interview, to exalt the Im
portance of the Business Men's Iieuguo,
under whose uusplces Mr. Wanamukor's
candidacy Is being couductod. Tho objoct
Is plain, in fact It has hut ono Interpreta
tion, and that is tho substitution of them
solves as leaders In tho placo of ono who
Una bo often led tho party to victory,
j geuator Quuy Is uu npproved leader, and
to such nn extent Is his services valued by
tho rank a id hie of tho party thnt all tho
inachluatloim f.,r a, ehauiw of leadership
jmvo proven tiusu ecssf ul. A.nd this will
ulao bo tho resu't of tho efforts In the
same dlroctiou ly tho Business Men's
Buy your slippers at
Store.
ruifeox.ii. mi:xiiox.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bvaus, formerly of
St. Clair and now of St. Joseph, Mo., spent
Siturday lu town as guests of Mrs, Evans'
patents, Mr. mid Mis. 1!. D. Schocucr.
Presiding Elder A. M. Stirk, of Allen
town, preached a sermon and assisted in the
communion service iL, tho Bethany United
evangelical church last' evening.
A. C. Morgan, a student at tho Medico
Chirurgical college, Philadelphia, is spend
ing tho holidays with his parent! in town.
Frank Folmer, of Orwigsburg, ato (lienor
at the parental homo yesterday.
William liiccn, of Philadelphia, is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Breen.
William Schmidt and Clarence Crobsugh,
two bright students of Lafayette College, ate
among the holiday visitors.
Miss ivicliardsou, of Philadelphia, is a guest
of Dr. J. C. Calleu's family.
Dr. Harry Clauser, who is now building
up a lucrative piactico at Forty Furt, Pa.,
greeted acquaintances here.
Dr. llarry Owens, of liazlcton. Is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Owens. The
friends of tho former will bo pleased to learn
that ho is fast gaining a promiuent position
in ids profession.
Prof. John Jones, Mahanoy City's famous
musical director, circulated nmong town
friends yesterday.
J. (1. Tliumni is enjoying a vacation at his
homo in Allcntown.
James M. Mauley has been appointed
temporarily to tho position of driver for tho
Shenandoah Beef Company in placo of Harry
Maylierry, who is spending the Christmas
holidays with his relatives in Massachusetts.
Mrs. John B. Schcuhiug, of Philadelphia,
is a guest of her parents, on South Emerick
street.
Martin Golden, who spent Chritinas day
with his jmrputs on East l.loyd street,
returned to Philadelphia last evening.
Ceorge Yazbeek, of New York city, is
spending the holidays as tho guest of Joseph
Mandour.
Thomas Itogers and Wm. Webster spent
Saturday in Pottsvillo.
liobert Hughes won the gold mounted
inecrscliam pipe that was chanced off at tho
tobacco store of Daniel & Dodsou.
Mrs. John Heckler, residing in ono of the
half way houses, is serious ill, buffering from
meningitis.
W. J. Portz has vacated his rcsidenco on
West Centre street and stored his furniture
away. He and his family will bo domiciled
at tho home of his parents, ou North Main
street, until an opportunity to secure a resi
dence In auother part of town presents Itself.
Miss Sophia Woods is visiting relatives at
Trenton.
Mrs. Harry Shipp and daughter, Zella., are
visiting Mrs. Shipp's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. T. Schrelller, at Ashluuil,
M'lileli l)o Vim lrefer.
In a largo majority of oases of diphtheria
whether among children or grown people
death is suro to follow. Absolutely stating
the facts ns they are, there Is no reason under
the sun fur a sluglu Individual to die from
diphtheiia, croup, quinsy, or any known
throat affection, Thompson's Diphtheria
Curo has never failed to euro every case
where the directions for uso were strictly
canied out. Now do you prefer to die or
have your friends die when 50 cents expended
in tlmo will save life? This is the exact fact
lu tho case. Sold at Klrlin's drug store at 50
cents a bottle.
IN ORDER TO
CLOSE OUT
Our entire s'ock of
-MI'S JlUS,
Even( garnient has keen
DUCljD ONE-THIRD below
its foi'mcr P"ce. Now is the
time I to uu' while we still
fair assortment in some
$5.00 Reduced from $S.QO.
$3.00
3S.00
$7.00
1 1
n
t
$12.00.
$5.00.
10. 0.
1mvp M
numberej-ft
P. J. GAUGHAN, - 2t N. Main S
DIED,
JKN'KIN'H. At Sheimudouh, la., mi tho 2Sth
Inst , Kllal.cth 3U., (taughtcr of Klclumlar.il
Isabella Jenkins, HKtul 1 weeks. Vimcrul will
tuko place on Ttiestlay uftornoon, 2Jth liibt,
tit ' o'clock, iroin Uiv family rewldeneo on
North Murkct Htreet. Interment In Odd FcN
I own' eometery. Jtelutlvca and friends In
vited tu attend. It
BLICHOTICE!
Notice of an Election to Increase the Indebt
edness of the School District of the
Borough of Shenandoah,
Notice Is hercbv irivcn that at nn adjourned
meet i ni? of the School Hoard of the said Hohool
district, held on the sixteenth day of December,
A. !., 1800, the following resolutions were
adopted :
f..,.... fTM... C!l 1 nl it... Unl.nnl
District of 'tho llnrough of Shenandoah, havo
latelv erected and furnished a new athool huild
luKt nnd to hao stidleient school room aro eom-
lelled to enlarge the Main street school builci
UK nt a cost of about 92,t00 i nnd,
WiiKitEAH. There are a nuinher of unimid bills
and obligations duo to sundry person, by retiMon
oi tiiofcam new ijuuuing ana contemplated en
largement ;
Ho ittherefore "Itesolved, hythe School rtoard
of the School District of the UoroiiKh of Shen
andoah, that tho assent of tlio electors of the
Jiorouirh of Shenandoah bo asked to iucrc.ao
the bonded indebtedness of the hnld ucttool dis
trict lu tho sum of twenty-five thousand dollars
(SiVOOO).
"itesolved, That Tuesday, the 16th day of
February A. I., WW, (tho regular municipal
election day,) be llxcd as the day of holilfng
said election, and tho said election to bo held by
the several election ofllcers of said borough."
The following statement showinc tho last nre
ceedlnff assessed valuation of the taxable prop
erty of tho Ho rough of Shenandoah, tho exist
f UK debt, the proposed amount of tho Increase of
Indebtedness, etc., aa required by the laws of
tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is hereby
published I
Int. Tho last preceding ns essed valuation of the
taxable property of said School District Is
34 1,131.00.
ami, i no existing ueoi is m,uw.uu.
3rd. Monies in the treasury, all onUtandlnir
solvent debts, and all revenue, applicable with
in ono year to the payment ut the same, is Via,-
4th. The amount tll proposed Increase is
$25,000.00.
5th, Tho percentngo of the proposed Increase
is 1 tWO per centum,
Ath. Tho estimated value of school buildings
is 8i:w,flCu oa
7th. Tho purpnBO of tho proposed Increase la,
the payment of tho debt incurred In tho erection
and furnishing of the new school building on
White street and tho proposed enlargement of
the Main street school building,
JOHN J. PIUCK,
President.
Attest: Frank IIakna,
Secretary.
OPEW EVERY DA
Oo to the Shenandoah Dental Eboms
painless extraetion of teeth. QoWamlSii,
fillingi. If your artiflcal teeth do not Bf
you cill to Bee us. All examinations freo.i
We make all kinds of plates. Gold Crowus.'i
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown
and llridgo work and all operations that per
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates aro
ordered. Wb aro tho only users of vitalized
air for the painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms
(Titman'fl Block)
Eaot Centre Streot
OCHce Hours; 7 . m. to 8 p. m.
COAL !
LEAN
TAIN : CflflL
HARD CLEAN
-(o)-
:iiGusness
Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents diges
tion and permits food to ferment and putrlly In
the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache,
Hoe
Insouitna, nervousness, and,
it not relieved, bilious fever
or blood poisoning- Hood's
Pills stimulate tho stomach,
rouse the liver, euro headache, dizziness, con
stipatlon, etc, 25 cents. HnUl by all druggists.
The only I'ilU to take with Hood's Sarsaparllla.
d's
Piiis
H0LMT MGHIfli
OVERCOATS I
OVERCOATS I I
Before purchasing your Holiday
presents of nen'sand Boys' Overcoats,
Alert's and Boys' Storm Coats, Chil
dren's Astrakhan and Chinchilla Reef
ers, Winter Caps, Gloves, Underwear,
etc., call on ns nnd save the price of
your Christmas turkey.
No large show windows, but great
reductions in Holiday Clothing.
ROCHESTER CLOTHING HOUSE,
Cor, Main and Cherry St, . - Sum Block, l'rcp
FOR THE
BEST GROCERIES
AND
...LOWEST PRICES.
GOTO
For Bale nt Mountain colliery (formerly
Bhouninker'H at the following reduced prices :
Kk'B ....52.50 Stave $2.05
ChiHtiiiit 2.03 Pea 1.30
IJellvered to any )vart of the town for 70 ccnta
additional. Qrdois left nt Knlbach's ciKar&tor
or U18 South Jardin street, will receive prompt
attcutlw.
LAMB, DAVIS & CO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
$2,000'
ney-afuaw.
-Money to loan on llrst mortgage.
ApplytoT.lt. IIeiiuall, Attor-12-58.tm
TSTKAYKP. A etter iIor mtrayed to tho
li preiuises of the underaigurd on December
:lii. ownerenii nave Baino by provini; proii
erty nnd paylns eipcnuea incurred. It. C Suiitli.
17 West Centre street. 12-28-3t
InOIt SAI.K. Valuable ptorertr, 211 and 21$
Want Oak streets: nil moijeru improve
ments; excellent location
two dwellings on rear of
est l.loyd street.
KOod seweracre r
lot, Apply at SJl
12-21-1 w
"VANTKl). Young lady wanted to finish
i tin typo pictures. No experience ueccu
aary. Call nt 10 H. Main ttreet.
T OST, fiTKAYED OU STOI.HN. A beaglo
11 hound with black ears, body spotted like a,
coach doir. black
ward will be paid for return
Shenandoah, Pa.
spot ou rump.
to r,
suitable rc
15. Magargle,
12-H-tf
FOlt ltlCNT, Two nice unfurnished roonm.
well heated. Apply at No. 211 Wet Oak
IilOIt HUNT. A nice
! suitable for ofllce
llKBAMl otllce
room arcoud floor,
purposes. Apply nt
I7IOU SAI.K, A double property, on Lino
street, Noa, 133 nnd 133, for ante cheap. Itv
iulre of Mrs. Felix MoUannnnmn, ou I.lno
street, 10-l(S-t
pon HUNT
atrcrt.
'llrlck dwelling bouse, 8 rooms, 2ft
Hast Oak street. Apply at No. 2 West Lloyd
iwaou
IjOH SALK. -Tvvo horses, ono duublo wngoit,
: two double sleda nnd one cutter, aluglo
bugcy, n aurry, n double and single aet carriage
harness, a double and single act working har
ness nnd twocarta, Apply to William Scliinlcker.
10 West Coal atreet. 12-SI-lw
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5 " -31
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