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Select notes on the Sunday
School Lassonsfor 1897
now ready.
Publisher's 1'riM S1.35.
Our Special Prioe $1.00.
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l')0KS & BROWN
II-
n- North Mt- t.
i'KH-oAi. atmrriox.
V-. .-i,r H.-iiy Shutt made a lmatuon trip
ti. Pctts ille In day.
Mi- r.mina I'owell, of Ml. Camel, is the
Sii'il of town frieuds.
M lama Ncary spent yesterday after
noun in Mahmmy City.
Mii .1. M. I my, of Philadelphia, It Tltit
ing Mis ( iirlnne Tempest.
(i A Wilde, of Scranton, was a guest of
friends in town today.
I'.iin. k Hynn, of Wllllamstown, to spend
ing several days In town.
Mm May K. Slugerly, of Mlddleport, Is
(pending a few days ill town.
John Weeks witnessed the 1'enroac demon
si rat m'.i at Harrlsbtirg to-day.
Georgo Bedford, of Philadelphia, was a
business visitor to town to-day.
Miss Leah J'.vaon, of Danville, is visiting
Hh Vnnie Williams, on East Oak street.
Timothy Gildon returned to his studies at
tin st. Charles Tlorronieo seminary to-day.
Mrs. Tyler, of Mahanoy City, was tbe guest
tit Mrs .lames, on East Coal Btroet, yesterday.
h-s Siillie Hootham, of Itlackwood, is so
jciui iiinu with Mrs. James Ncary on West
O.ik street.
Miss Netta Woods, of East Coal street, has
gone to Mahanoy City to spend the week
with ti iends.
Mr and Mrs. George Mnrpliy, ami daugh
ter, Lizzie, of Philadelphia, are sojourning
iimnuK town acquaintances.
Messrs. Bernard Durkiu and Joseph
Wliitaker left town to-day to resume their
studies in the priesthood again.
Miss Fumiio Lucas, one of the instructors
in the Institute for Deaf Mutes at Mt. Airy,
Him attended the burial of Miss Jennie
1 'nniis returned to her home last evening.
. ' sm ,, .1. J. Kerslake and A. D. Delcamp,
1 pn'ie to Williamaport to resume their
-n nt tho Dickinson seminary. They
1 led here by Martin Byraud, of Lans-
1 o is 11 student at the same institution.
If si .. duy Heelmer, a member of the
juvw 1 lass at Lafayette college, Easton, nud
Willi .in Neulin, a sophomore at the Amherst
iiIWi;e, were tho guest of the former's
'n.lir-i Kov. Alfred Heelmer, yesterday.
FLOOR DAVE AWAY.
l oni- Men Injured lit the Schuylkill Col
liery llrenlcor.
Si li1 t Kvenimi Herald,
Mah . .ii City, Jan. 5. The floor of the
io nit, 1 in the Schuylkill colliery breaker
K e aw.iy at noon to-day and dropped four
tc 11 feet to the top of a screen. Four men
n.ui i d .loli u Kuox, Andrew Evans, John
I't uioiiski and William Yarncll were injured,
imt not dangerously. They sullVred from
bruises and cuts, but no fractures.
At the dinner hour the couuter gathered
about the steam heater, which weighs about
70ft pounds. The weight was increased by a
crowd of breaker boys joining tho crowd
mid lit) floor sauk.
Soothing, and not irritating, strengthening,
and not weakening, small but effective
ni h are the qualities of UeWltt's Little
I" 11I v Itisers, the famous littlo pills. C. II
Hild n mch.
Attempted Suicide.
-ipi 11 . t EVEHIKO IlKKAl.U.
Muiniy City, Jan. 5. Robert Pavie,
an ui d miner residing on East Maple street,
a'i inpivd to commit suicide this morning by
gashing his throat with a table knife. He
only injured himself slightly and will re
c Mir. Davis lias been ailing (-luce about a
ywir au, wheu he was overcome by gas
Hhiie (insisting in putting out afire in the
Mjliaui y City colliery.
Hadn't Earned tlio Howard.
A f.ir man carrying n, gun and leading n
d;; m.iile u Onsh down Market street for
tho O.iklnnd ferryboat. Ho could hove
onnglit. it if lie liud walked qtilutly along,
but ho became oxoited, and old Tlmo com
lueuood having fun with lilin. Tho dog
would run mi the wrong Side of telegraph
polee and liydrunts, and tangle up hlfl
t bitin in tho legs uf pedestrians. By the
tinm spont In apologizing and untangling
tin- dog ho wus delayed till tho little gate
cl' 1-0,1 in his faco. '1 hen ho run around to
tlu Ii'h h ite, duded iirunnil a mall wag'
on, .viid r.iiuina run fur the bunt. Tho (look
bunds r.ilhed the apnui and tho boat mov
ed slowly out, but bo was duturniliied to
ciitcli it, and, gripping his gun and dog
elrtin n littlo tighter, niado 11 run and
sprang into the air. Tho boat was only six
foot aw ly, but tho dug balked at the apron.
Tho lui iter stopped in the mlddlo of his
leap, h foot Hew out townnl tho atoamer,
ar.il In dropped into tho bay llbo 11 balo of
bay A h:nall boy who win iishliig from
J o wiu.rf dropped big pole, pjilashed into
the v 11 er, ami towed tho fat man to a
pil , v liero I10 clung till a bontmnu pu'lcU
him mil,.
" Vy boy, you saved my Hfo," ho e
1 ilnxi' c iitlmslastlcnlly, as lio kicked the
' and irlod to wring tho water onto
i. shntgun. "Let me rewurd you."
tin thrust big Imnd into his olammy
lui''.. , and flsbod out u wet 10 oou i-ieoe.
'' i h n , my boy; tako that, but duu't
qi. ml it foolishly."
' o, sir; I can't take it, sir." The
boy 1 iinhed tho generous hand aside. "I
dldu t nam it."
"Why, ou saved my life, boy."
"Yes, I know it, sir; but it ain't worth
10 ceutx!" bun Ffanolsco Post.
Liver EiSs
I,lke biliousness, dyspep-iii headache, constl
ration, sour stomach, imligestiou aie piomptly
cured by Hood's IMK i m do their work
Ho
f.isih aud tlioron'-hly.
K"H after dinner pllN.
' ! ntj. All tlriiKir'-t' .
l'r. iared by ('. I. llood (c Co. Lowell. Mass.
Hie only Pill to take with lluod'i Sarsapartlla.
Fine Groceries,
BUtter and Eggs,
Flour and Feed.
Otir delivery wagon awaits your onlsr. Qoodt
dallvered promptly.
WILLIA1YI H. nU5SER,
26 Uaat Centre Street,
11
s
Fills
TwK II AV Til K MOHT HANI)
H NO. M WSC OBKIReXtREBTH
OIiki Miners ItesKt RoiIik tlOn.
Mahhii.iov, t), Jan. IS. Notlrei have
lieen posted nt all the mines In (ho Massll
loti district iiiiiiniinclnga rediiellon in the
price of plek iniiiiii ; iioiii HI tool cents a
toll. Tho nntieo promise that If tho com
Inir eiilivenllnli at CiiIiiiiiIhm shall fix a
higher rate than fil eonts the oporntore '
will pay It from Jan 1 Tho posting of
the notice had the immediate effect of
cntising t eossiitluii of work at all the
mines in tho district, and by this time
nearly 3,000 men are believed to be lillo.
A convention has been called to meet on
tlioTth In t. tn eon i'd c thi re livtlon.
There Merer Wu a Better dure
Tlian Pan-Tina for (roughs, 88c. At
Qruhler Bros., drug store.
The llnftart Case.
The witnesses and otl er parties Interested
in tbe Rogsrt ease left town to-day for
Pittsburg. Tho ene is And for trial to
morrow. It is btiiived the case will be
disposed of this time. The Hkbai.o will
publish full telegr.iphie reports of the trial as
it proceeds.
The New Cleaner
on Ami
Saves Mops, Stops and Muss.
STARTING OF THE
NEW YEAR.
It takes time to see a
long year out and it takes time to
build up the reputation of a cloth
ing establishment like ours. It
also takes good goods, low prices
and fair treatment. I,et us show
you your first suit for 1897.
(0)
LEVI REFOWICH,
Only . Reliable . Clothier,
HATTER and FURNISHER,
10 nnfc 12 5nDnin St.
WILKINSON
Our holiday trade was a great success ; we sold more
goods by far than any year in our business ; and our facilities
for handling large crowds of buyers were better and you
appreciated our excellent system and quick attention.
This Great Day Light Store
of ours has won its way into your confidence. We thonght
Shenandoah people would give our big modern Dry Goods
House a fair welcome. YOU DID MORE.
JACKETS
For ladies and Children.
PLUSH, FUR or CLOTH
CAPES
are now marked at
clearing prices ; its use
less to quote figures
they are too often mis.
leading; suffice it to say
if w have your cloak
want the price will
make your purse string
open.
L. J.
MAIM STRICT.
The Largest and Best Lighted
Child Scalded. 1
fltira, the ten-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Bitler, met with a painful
accident yesterday afternoon by baying tho I
right bide of her face scalded by hot soup. J
The little girl was in the act of lifting the
kettl - oil' the stove, when her father jostled
against her. Remedies were applied
promptly, which on sod the little girl of pain.
Ttiroiin lTiini it Home.
While exerelslng a young horseat Mahanoy
Plane on Saturday, William 1. Seward, of
West Line street, met with an accident
which will confine him to his home for
several days. The bone became unmanage
able and threw the rider to the ground, lio
was dragged for several yards and consider
ably bruised about both legs.
(Milieus Vniniiilltee Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the dtlsens
Standing Committee will meet in the ofllce
of T. R. Heddttll, Esq.., in the lleddall build
ing, corner of Main and Centre streets, ou
Wednesday, January 0, 18BT, at ? p. m.
sharp. Alt candidates for nomination on
the I'ltleeus ticket are requested to attend
the meeting. By order oi
Danish. Stkbnkk, Pres.
Attest: W. J. Watkimh, Sec'y. Sit
l'rematui-e lllast.
Martin Xasli, of West Contre street, was
seriously injured in the Turkey Itun colliery
this afternoon. The blast went off almost
before be oonld turn his back after placing
the sriulb. The left side of his face was
lacerated, and his left ear, arm and leg were
cut. lie was able to walk home, however.
A Bit or Coughs and Colds.
What? l"an-Tiua. S!5c. At Gruhler Bro.,
drug store.
GENUINE ' IMPORTED BEER
IIroct frm SIuoiioImmi, Germany,
Nourishing ami exhilarating
. . . PSCIIOKR BRA U. . .
Absolutely pure. Contains 1 o alcohol. Con
ktailtly 011 hand at
JACOB NOLL'S,
NO. 14 NORTH MAIN ST.
IJANK HI.F.CTION The annual election of
I) the stockholders of the Merchant's Na
tional Hank of Shenandoah, Pa., will be held at
the banking house, Tuesday, Janunry 12, 1897,
between the hours of 2 and 4 p. m., tor the
purpose of electing thirteen (18) Directors to
erve me ensuing year.
s2-U-At
E. H. IIcsieh, Cashier.
FOR A COUGH !
A Hard, Stubborn Cough,
RAE'S EXPECTORANT
-&25 Cents the Bottle.-
warn mug mil
10S IM. IVlaln Street.
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,
LLOYD STREET.
Store Room In Schuylkill County.
M. -aBstCf AJn II r
WILKINSON.
MUNY0N'
HEADACHE
CURE.
Cures Headaches of All Kinds
in Three Minutes.
One or two doses will stop 9lck Headache,
Neuralgia, Headaches from Indigestion,
Nervousness, Orerwork, Colds, Intemperance,
Constipation, Hall road or Ocean Travel,
Habitual Hsftdeelie, Headaches of Children,
and, In fact, all forms of Headache
Those who suffer from headache from late
suppers or immoderate eating or drinking
will find in these tablets immediate relief,
and a grateful tonic to the over-worked
stomach aud jaded nerves.
A separate enre for each disease. At all
druggists, mostly SB cents a vial.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 1805
Arch street, Philadelphia, l'a., answered
rrith free medical advice for any disease.
PITHY POINTS.
naupeulugs Throughout the lleglon Chron
icled lor Haftty l'crtnml.
The Pottsvillo saving fund No. 8 will issue
a new series of stock ou January 25th.
Tbe new brewery at Fountain Springs is
expected to he in operation in a few weeks.
J. 11. Daniels of Ashland left yesterday for
Honduras, lie will be accompanied by some
Lucerne capitalists.
A large gray fox vm shot near Middle
lort Suuday by a law-abiding sportsman who
does not hunt on 8unday.
On Suuday oveuing Father McGovern of
Polteville was presented with a purse con
taining $386 by his parishionors.
'Squire Devine of Ulythe towuship is in
more trouble He is now charged with at
tempting to bribe a grand juror.
Ashland is trying to find out whore all the
walor, whloh experts claim should bo in It,
Bote to before coming to tho surface.
A musical and dramatic entertainment for
tho benefit of St. Stephen's parochial school.
Port Carbon, will behold on Wednesday and
Thursday oveuings.
The Jlotbodlst Ministerial Association of
Hazlcton district convened at Delano yester
day. Miss Kllzabeth Johnson died at Pottsvillo
yenterday from the effects of liurus received
at her s'tove on Saturday.
August Moeller, foreman of tho Stinhury
Brewery, committed suicide last evening by
shooting hiniiclf in the head.
Placing alcohol in cider and selling it has
resulted in Lewis Adam, a farmer near
Allcntown, being placed under bail for trial
for violating tho license law.
Although York County's retiring Com
missioners reduced tho county debt to fOOOO
they left a big bridge unfinished, with flO.OOO
owing on it, and a $85,000 monument un
provided for.
Typhoid fever is bccopilng prevalent
throughout tho tiVwn, New eases aro being
reported daily. :
Shake ofT Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Itub well with Ited Flag Oil, 35c. At
Gruhler Hros., drug store.
Court Appointments.
Judge Bochtel announced tho following
appolntmcuts yesterday :
Corauiittco to Exaniiuo Applicants for Ad
mission to tho Bar Dj C. Henuiug, John F.
Wbalen, George J. Wadllnger, B. JI. Koch.
Georgo M. Roads, Forgns G. Furquhar and
A.rtnur J. i'llgram.
Library Committee Guy E. Farouhar. E.
D. Smith and A. W. Schalck.
Commissioners to Tako Depositions David
A. Jones, Joseph F.- Patterson, Maitlu F.
Moore, Mis Jessie 1!. Little. I. Y. Sollen-
berger, W. K. Woodbury, H. C. Wilson, John
Gintlier, S. G. M. Uollopcter, M. J. Martin.
John G. Smitlt aud Mist Helen Boden.
Court Crier Charles H. Graver.
Ulurrlago Licenses.
Joseph Rutkowski, of Wm. Ponn. and Marv
Blazis, of Shenandoah.
Georgo E. Steinhausr, of Pottsville. and
Eliza Jauo Zimmerman, of Shenandoah.
Uiarlos hnglish, of Mahanoy townshln. and
Kate McKcever, of Mahanoy City.
francis i,. Wllliard. of Gratz. and Sarah
Troutman, of Itebucks.
Kasper Markovich and Klemcntyna Bro
tanii, both of Kaskawllliam.
Edward J O'Dounell and Catharine F.
Kcuna, both of Butler township.
Ner Saw An; thing r.lko It.
It is always safe to profit by the experience
of others, and especially wheu it concerns
llfo and health. Maud Johnson, Hrooksido,
Pa., writes : "I bad diphtheria and catarrh
vory bad and UBed a bottle of Thompson's
Diphtheria Cure. Novor saw anvtliinir lika
it ; it took nearly all the mcmhrano out of
my throat In one day, and also cured my
oatarrh." Sold at Kirlin's drug store at 50
contj a buttle. Nivcr failed in a single
iuUiuio wlien ucd oiooiding to dlivetlous.
Poor Districts,
l)irrtnr Middleton retains hU old dis
trict whore last year he saved over fl.100
over tho relief of 1W5. Tills distiict in
cludes all above the mountain, excepting
Mahanoy City. Abrensfiold lakes Die
trich's old district, including the wostern
and southern part of the county and
Dietrich takos Day's district, which in
cludes Tulo Alto, up the valley inoludlng
Tamaqua, St. Clair, Mahanoy City, Fraok
villo, tho Norwegians, New Castle, Rush,'
Kline aud Rahn townships.
I-loeuses Transferred.
Tho retail liquor license of Heiter &
Dinger, In the Firth ward of Pottsville, was
transferred to John S. Stoudt.
The license of John J. Delaney, in Gaes
towuship, was transferred U Patrick M,
Brennan.
The license of Patrick Flannigan, in Blythe
township, was transferred to the widow,
Ann Flannigan.
Deeds lteeordod.
From Jamse Ryon et ux to Samuel Dewald,
lot in Auburn.
From Jas. Champion and wife to Jas. L.
Morgan ot al half a lot in Shenandoah.
From Pint National Hank of Minereville
to John T. Curren, let iu Miuersville.
Trying to Get Jmlce-s.
Judge Savidge, of Northumberland county
arrived at court yetUrdiy afternoon, and
will ait during the week to try criminal cacee
in comjmuy with Judge Beclitel. Judge
I'enhing is siolc, and will be unable to do
anything fur some time. Ho liac suffered u
recurrence uf bin old stowauh trouble, auil
Uoonfluedto bed tbe greater part of tbe
time. Judge llechtel announced that be
would make every effort to have three court
in operation next week, and with that end iu
view la corresponding with Judgea iu various
parts of the State.
Court Notes.
Iu the case of tbe Ediaou General me
tric Company vs. William Kiiuuiel. tbe
rule for Judgment iu default of an affidavit
of defense, was discharged.
The Defender Hose Company of Turkey
Hun made au application fur a charter.
l'unerul Designs,
We make up funeral detig ua tn any shape
or form and iu tbe best toauuer possible.
Also wheat sheaves, wa work, etc. Kates
reasoDable.
1'AYNK S tlRKJCNHOCSI.,
12-20 tt-eod Uirardville, l'a.
MAHANOY CITY.
The School llimnl to Sue For Hie llalnnce
of Appropriation.
Mahawoi ClT?, Jan. 8. When the state
appropriation wm received this year by the
School Board It was found to be (1,850 short
ef last year, said to be due to a miitake of
the County Commissioners, who have noti
fied the Board that It will receive no more of
that appropriation. It is understood tbe
state refuses to rectify the mlslako of the
Cernmlssloners. Tbe finance committee and
Solicitor have been instructed to collect the
deficiency by suit at law.
George 11., son of Thomas Wooleock, of
!tt Centre street, died this morning of acute
consumption. lie was ill about three months
and when taken slok was employed as book
keeper iu the office of the Manayunk
Sentinel.
There is some talk of organising a mlmtrel
company here to compete wlU the 400 Min
strels of Potttville fur burnt cork honors.
The Park and New Boston foot ball teams
played two games at New Boston yeiterday,
but neither side score.
Joseph Lugan has become bartender at
Lugan's saloon, succeeding his brother, John
V., who lias become docket olerk in the
County Commissioners' olUce.
It Is said there are four cases of typhoid
fever at Jackson's patch.
The School Board la about to invest $1,350
in instruments for the olass in chemistry in
tho High school.
Lizfie, daughter of Michael Hartuett, of
West Railroad street, died at four o'clock
this morning after an illness of about a year.
The deceased was 25 years of age.
HOOD'S PIOjS euro Mver 111b,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Ilemluchc.
A pleasant laxative. AU Druggists
Old FUgtircs llcopen.
The moderating weather has caused tho
ft assures in tho surfaco at tho corner of Gil
bert and Line streets to reopen and Superin
tendent Bettoridge has been obliged to put a
gang of men at work to prevent tho water
pipes from sinking aud bursting. The fiss
ures were caused some months ago by the
worklugs in the Kohinoor colliery. Tho
foundations under tho houses occupied by
the Kohlmeyers aud a Polish family Bhow
signs of breaking.
(rjj fur over UST
of tho Olobofcr
NEURALGIA and similar Complaints;
imu i'reparta uaacr ino Btringi-at
GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS.
. prcscnoea by cmlnsntphysiciansiy
DR. RICHTER'S
A kinimn 5v
TAIN EXPELLi
WorM renowned ! Remarkably sucrc safnl I
!'. Ad. Kit htcr.U'o., S15 IVarlSt., Kcw loik.
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch Hon sen, Own Glassworks.
23&&0cl& LadQrBcd A rcconomtiaacd by
h Ma1c, It UN V,uu f-t 1 Ii
IlntfOiibui h, lOB rs Mnln St . a.
l u. Kirun, o. Main m
, cucruiuioaii.
DR. RICHTER'S 1
I ColKe1yBprpHlatStoninrh Cmnnlnlnt
BRONCHO
(HOMOEOPATHIC)
REMEDIES!
"They do tho Work "
IO Cts.
AT AI,t, DituaaisTS .H.
815ND FOH SAJII'X.E.
. BRONX CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Yonkers, N. Y.
I'INK-
GOLD WATCHES, RINGS, CHAINS.
Gold and Silver Novelties.
Holiday Gifts for Young
and Old.
W hnvr a very flnfi select (dock ami our
lUeH tue ioweat fur style aud quality.
ELLIS DUELL'S,
20 S. Main St.
COAL ! COAL !
HARD CLEAN
. If
-(o)-
For sale at Mountain oolllery (formerly
Shoemaker'! at the following reduced price :
ISKg
Chffctuut
S2.S0 Stove $2.06
2.00 Too 1 JO
Delivered to any nrt of tho town for 70 eeutB
AfMitional. Orders left at Kaluach's elgarstor
or 318 South Jnrdin street, 111 receive prompt
attention.
LAMB, DAVIS & CO.
HQLMT BulQnitll
OVERCOATS I
OVERCOATS II
Ilefore purchasing your Holiday
presents of flen's and Boys' Overcoats,
Men's and Boys' Storm Coats, Chil
dren's Astrakhan and Chinchilla Reef
er, Wittier Caps, Gloves, Underwear,
etc., call on us and 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. - Sam Hloek, I'n p
FOR THE
BEST GROCERIES
AND
...LOWEST PRICES...
GO TO
Meluskey & Son,
10S S. Main St.
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and t rue, that there's nothing like leather;
by the same token, there's no leather like
calfskin, and no calfskin like Kangaroo
calf.
The process of Kangaroo, .tunning ap
plied to calfskin makes of leather toffc,
pliable, easy-fitting and tough the very
qualities needed in school shoes.
We've a big lot made of such leather,
Children's at $i.ooj Misses' $1.25.
Ordinray stores would charge from 25c.
to 50c more, and wouldn't charge aent
too much, either..
We could do it, too, but that isn't our
way of doing business. We give you the
biggest values. Our rushing business is
proof of it.
Checks with every purchase ; 25 worth gets' a handsome
Parlor Lamp.
M Factory Shoe Store,
33 BEDDALL BUILDjNG.
J. A. MOVER. Mgr.
SHOES AT
BIG BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
1 :rn'.L2"':.mm
1 v: . armm.
Blue lllfick
Ilcnvy,
xm wmm r -n-nrr
i-kw im w vxmmsi
BOYS' and CHILDREN'S SUITS,
We have by the carload, and arc disposing of them at half prices.
All kinds of Dress Suits, French clays, sacks and frocks, to go at fifty
cents ou the dollar. An enormous line 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. QOLU1N, Proprietor.
and 1 1 South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
5.00 Reduced from $0.00.
$8.0 " " $12.00.
3.00 " " 5.00. '
$7.00 " " $10.00.
P. J. GAUGHAN,
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTKU. Anyone dettfrinK to rent out a
(food saloon, In good location, 3 or 4
rooms Httsnched for family ueet will do well by
nddrewlntf the undersignetl, who has a good
hotel outfit to trade. Hood retwions will be
elveu for wanting to trndn. Jahrs Allison,
Itecordor Office, Tamaqua, l'a, 1-5-1 1
(Ji O AAA Money to loan on Hret niortsTftKO'
Apply toT. It. Hkddall, Attor-ncy-Ht-
Ijw. J2-2-lm
MNTRD. Ynnng Imly wnnteil to llnlsli
tin iyie nietiires. ao exiierlence neotw
Uallat 16 S. Main street.
sary.
POH BUNT. Two nice unfurnished rooms,
well heated. Apply ut No. Ill West Oak
stlftet.
IM-tl
OU HUNT. A nloe twin, seoid floor
Hiillahle for onlee iiiirixwes. Apiuy ni
IIeualii office
IOU HAMS. A (loul)le praiwty, on Line
street, Nns. UK uiul Ue. 'or sale eheuii. In
nulra of Mrs. Felix Mevannainau, on Line
J street. 10-lG-tf
BROM-KOLOA
ALCOHOLIC, NERVOUS AND BILIOUS
HEADACHES
Cured by this granular effervesoent and stimu
lant. An Instant eure for sour stomaolis and
lieodaehe, whloh often accumulate from having
a night out,
JOHN F. CLEARY,
BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS,
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenandoah
FACTORY PR1CBS.
All our immense stock of Clothing
and Heavy Overcoats have been reduced
in price, owing to the mild state of the
weather and the approaching holiday season.
We are compelled to do this as the weather
is against us and our mammoth store is over
crowded with SUITS and OVERCOATS,
which must be disced of, as the follow
ing will show :
and Hrown Heaver Ovcrconto 97.BO, now $5.25
Melton
10.00,
12.00,
16.00,
11.00,
H.00,
7. S
S.so
12.00
8.00
9.50
1 u " . Kersey, "
' nml Ulank Importetl Melton "
" UliicU and Hrown Chinchilla '
" And Hlaok Imported Chlnehllla 1
111b Nnp KlgRcrlieiul Sultn, Blue and Black,
were 99.50, now $7,00
II envy, Small N'up NlKRerhead Suite, Blue nnd Black,
were S8.0J, now $6. 00
your heavy stock'Sof' Clothiug reduced 30 per ct
IN ORDER TO
CLOSE OUT
Our entire s'ock of
'and
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livery garment has been RE
DUCED ONE-THIRD below
its former price. Now is the
time to buy while we still
have a fuir assortment in some
numbers.
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- 2T N. Main St.
Toonrsonc
Go to the Shenandoah Dcnta1 Rooms fui
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silvoi
fillings. If your artifical teeth do not suit
you call to see us. AU examinations Tree.
We make all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowua Logau Crowns, Crown
and Ilrldge work and all operations that per
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for eztraotlnjf when plates are
ordered. We are the only users uf vitalized
air for the painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
(Titman's Dloek)
East Centre Street.
Office Iloura: J a. m, to 8 p. m,
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