YOUR LETTERS
Yesterday was on paper
different from the envelope too
bad, when we sell 24 sheets of fair
quality paper and 24 envelopes to
match, put up in a neat box for 10
cents. Better grade at 15 cents,
25 cents and up.
HOOKS & BROWN
-q. North Main
Prominent lawyer's Suicide.
M It. A If, Tom , .I.m 36 Hon. Snm If.
Ilnntclu, nil ex-inomberof the legiHlnture,
committal sulolde by shooting Siiturday
Afternoon. Ho was nttornoy for the 1111
noli Central railroad nnd one of the most
foremost chancery lawyers In western
Ten nessee.
Mother anil Children 1'erUh In Finnic.
Bedford, Pa., Jan. 96. The home of
WUllam Croyte was destroyed by fire Sat
urday, and his wife and two children per
ished lu the flame. Mrs (Jroyte made a
heroic effort to save her children, and In
o doing lust her life.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Mrs. Hungerford, tho English novelist,
Is deaii
Three business houses were destroyed
by Are at Itussellvllle, Ky. Loss, 180,000.
The governor of Manila has prohibited
foreign warships from entering 1'aslg
river.
Severe snowstorms prevail over the
whole of Prance, with the esoeptlon of u
fringe along the Mediterranean.
Kx-Captaln Qui Hot has been sentenced
to five years In prison In Franoe for sell
ing military secrets to foreign powers.
A Home despatch to The Dally Mall savs
that the pope Is considering the compro
mise clauses of the Manitoba school ques
tion. Harry Hayes, convicted of murdering
his stepson, at Salt Lake, Utah, hog es
caped the gallows by a commutation of
life lmpiisonmont.
Captain Henry King, chief editorial
writer of The Paper, has been appointed
to suooeed the late Joseph Ii. MoCulUgh
us editor of the St. Louis Qlobe-Democrat.
Archbishop Sebastian Martlnelli, npos
tollo delegate to the Unltod States, cele
brated a solemn pontifical mass yesWrJay
lu St Agnes' Roman Catholic church In
honor of the feast of the patron saint of
the church.
ltemalns of the Late Minister Willis.
Louisville, Jan. 38. The remains of
tho late minister to Hawaii, Hon. Albert
S. Willis, reached here at 8 o'clook last
evoalng vlu the Pennsylvania railroad,
afturalong journey from Hawaii. Mrs.
Willis, with her sister, Miss May Dulanoy,
Albert S. Willis, Jr., and Colonol James
Tuoter, of San Francisco, accompanied
the remains. The funeral will take place
tomorrow morning at Cave Hill cemetery,
this city.
Burned to Death at Kightytwo.
McKEKsroitT, Pa, Jan. 35. Mrs. A.
Abrahams, aged Si yeur, and very feeble,
was burned to death at East McKeesport
Saturday, her clothing having ignited
from an op-tn ?rate flro. Hor daughter,
Mrs. Qeorgo Wasmuth,at whoso homo the
icoldeut occurred, succooded in extinguish
ing the flames, but not until the mother
was fatally In jurod. Mrs. Wasmuth was
also badly, but not seriously burned.
Shooting; Match.
Hugh Stride, of Mahanoy City, and Will
iam Ccokson, of St. Clair, will bo partici
pants in a shooting match that will be hold at
St. Clair next Saturday. Both men will shoot
at oleven birds for a puna of $50. This
match is aa outcome of the coutost between
thoso men that occurred on Christmas, in
which Stride was beaten.
Funeral Design.
We mako up funeral designs in any shape
or form and in the best manner possible.
Also wheat sheaves, wax work, etc. Itatos
reasonable.
Payne's Gbkeniiouse,
12-20-tt-ood Olrardvillo, Pa.
Silk. Koefe Falls.
While Hike Keefe, of town, was on a visit
to Mahanoy City Saturday night he fell on
an icy pavement in froat of the Mansiou
House. The fall rendered him unconscious
for half an hour and he returned home with
a largo lump on the back of his head.
Token of Jteraeiulirunce.
Mrs. William Herman to-day received
from the railroad employes at Delano a floral
broken wheel three feet iu diameter. It was
intended for presentation at the funeral of
Mrs. Herman's husband yesterday, but was
delayed. It is a magnificent token.
Bid Yourself of Rheumatism
Buy Eed Flag Oil, 25c. At Gruhlcr Bros.,
drug store.
Small Ulaze.
A Cro started on Saturday in the smoke
house owned by Ryukawlcz, the butcher, and
located near the Cambridge colliery. It was
discovered by minors passing the place and
put out with a line of hose from tho o 1
liery. Little damage was done.
Shoulder Illade llroken.
George Lawlor, 10 years, while returning
from church in town to his home in Browns
ville yesterday, fell npon an icy pavement
and fractured his right shoulder blade.
Buy Keystono flour. Be sure that the name
Lessiq & Bakr, ABhland, Pa., is printed on
every sack.
O'HAIU'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
TUnbcrtnlnno in
nil its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
COR. WHITE and LLOYD STREETS.
Wanted-ftn Idea SS
Ke?i. Wuhlnru. D. . for thlr !. wt oKr
Writ JUIN ti MVULnnu nr a. yv.. 11 v-
WK 1IAVK T1IK JIANIJ-
BOME IKSH.NH OF
..OIL CLOTHS
IN TOWN.
E. B. FOLEY,
no. u west cnrntE stebet
CLEARING SALE-f-
Offers Unusual Opportunities for Grit at Bargains.
We rather sacrifice all profits, and even part of their cost, than carry
goods over another season. Our entire stock is marked down.
JWNOTICB A half-price ticket n all our fall and winter
clothing included in this sale.
Hundreds of small lota of liroU-n i'-w'l'u Mi'vacU
Suits.
Mt'n'n nil-wool suits In Cnsslmere
and Cheviot, reduced from $4 00
Men's KriglUih M"'tnti and Silk i
Mixed Worked Hutte, reduced An
fromflOOQto CJO.UU
Men's Wnoet Cnsxlmores and 1
Black Clay Suits, reduced GO nfl
from 119.00 to PO.UU
Hoys' all-wool suit and Chin- )
i hills 1 teeters, reduced from CI to
S.00 and 13.00, now ttfo and. P ' 'tO
Sati&fnction Guavnntt
levTref
THE ONLY ONE PlllCi:
HATTER AND
io and 12 Smith Main Stm t,
rresldmit-Itloct's Sunday Visitor.
nimvw n .To,, OK Wttl, tl,
cury hovering near zero out of doors nil j
day and the earth Bhrouded In a ducp
oover'iiigof snow, oaught up by ilunie-i of
wind and hurled Into tho fuoes of pe.les-
triaus, the McKluleys found their homo
the most comfortable place for them yes
terday, and there they remained, oxcopt
during the hour of morning worship,
when the major attended services at tho
First Methodist Kplsoopal church. Ho
was aooompanie.l to and from church by
his old Canton friend, Joslah Hartzell,
and Alex H. Itevell, of Chicago, who was
a giiest at tho MoIOnley house during the
day. A number of callers wore recelvod
during tho day, but there was little of po
litical significance in the day's doings.
H. II. Hons Aopleton and Walter Attor
bury, of Brooklyn, were among thoso who
onlled. It Is understood that they are hore
to make arrangements for a Brooklyn
delegation which expects to come hero
and say a good wortl for Congressman
Francis II. Wilson, of Brooklyn, for a
cabinet position.
GENUINE IMPORTED i BEER
Nourishing nnd exhilarating
5 cEim fek m.
Absolutely pure. Contains vo alcohol. Con
stantly on hand at
JACOB NOLL'S,
NO. 14 NORTH MAIN ST.
The January Sale of Muslin
the WHITE FAIR
That's White at WlLKlNbUW'b is Uaily growing in
Popular Favor Come and See for Yourself ii '
Goods Can be Better Made or Lower
Prices Than We Ask.
EVERYTHING AS ADVERTISED--S
S-AftP HO DISAPPOINTMENT.
. . . SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY . . .
Night Gowns.Q
There's fit and
every garment. Gowns for 39c,
98c and $1.29 and upwards.
Ladies 'Muslin
Trimmed
fine embroidery, 29C, 3TC, 39C, 45c, 48C, and upwards.
LADIES' RIBBED
. A special lot of 50 dozen Vests
25c each ; our sale price
The sheeting and ready made sheets, pillow
cases and bolster cases are fast finding owners at
tempting pricesso are
V7.VU HHU Ulilkll UIUUI iu9i
MEN'S : WHITE: : SHIRTS.
THE QOOD KIND such as
of price here for a mouth only at
MAIN STREET. -:-
The Largest ami Best Lighted
laaSBnBHKiBHHHHIHBBBM
fBBBBnHaBnaHKBBMHBaBBBBBnn
i tLiiuun is t liLiltiiun advertisement for
a l'.st ring in to-day's isue.
HHrrants have been isbucd for the robbers
who entered Harry Gable's barber shop on
Friday night.
At two o'clock this morning the thermem
eter registered zero.
The Ctraud Chief of tho KuirUts of Pythias
will visit the I'ottsvillo lodgo on Thursday.
James McCarthy, f St. Clair, lus gone to
Spokane, Wash., whero he will probably
make his future homo.
Orring to a cut rste fight between butchers
in tho Shamokln markets tho lino roasts can
bo bought for eight cents per pound and the
best steaks fur tea.
William Toolicy, Ilepublican candidate for
Burgess of Ashland, fell on a slippery pave
incut Saturday night and broke his log.
Tho State Editorial Association will meot
in llarrisburg to-morrow evening.
Thomas Protheroe, a well-known printer,
died at bis homo in I'ottsvillo yesterday from
pneumonia.
Anthony Lally, of Rappahannock, has ac
cepted a position as pssistant operator in tho
depot at llahanoy Piano.
It is quite probable tho Malianoy Plane
will follow the Gordon planes into disuse, as
the management of the P. Sc K. Co. have
about concluded to handlo all coal via the
short lino and Tamaqua pormanently.
O'i'ljnn'n Ston Wall."
Tom and Lottis Waters, who are appearing
at Bobbins' opera house, will produce tho
laughable fares comedy, in throe acts,
"O'Flynn's Stons Wall," on Wednesday
evening.
Underwear and Everything
finish iu
49c, 79c,
DRAWERS
Of good muslin, with plaits, lace or em
broidery, ruffles and inserting, 1 9c, 25c,
6)c, 48c, 59c, 79c.
Chemise
and finished in latest styles of
Elegantly finished, full
width, fine quality, 48C, 790, 980, SI.23 and
upwards. These prices are lower than the cost
of material. The workmanship is superb,
and every garment is new for this great
JANUARY WHITE FAIR.
VESTS.
and Pants worth
the great values in White
only can be had where value is ahead
31 C. lly Pay 50C
LLOYD STREET.
Store Room In Schuylkill County,
TRAINMEN KILLED IK A WRECK.
A Train I'lnnges Over a Trestle on the
I'lttaburg and Western.
KTitppKNhVll.l.R. Pa., Jan. 36 One of
the mst frightful wrecks in tho history of
th Pittsburg and Weitorn railroad oo
onrred Saturday evening, In which three
trainmen lost their lives and many pas-1
sengors were seriously Injured. The ao-1
cldent ocourred immediately at the sharp I
curve upon the high trestle which spans 1
Paint cmek at this point The train v. .i 1
composed of bnggngo, mail nnd three pas-
jter ooachos. As It apnroaohod Pulnt
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in .u LtvJ nu, pillM'U uvwr Idle llfl4' ir
' Uv - vi'titv teet to tho depth below. Tho
It ,,,-tl i.lntiir ts thn Ahirlimnllll llflirD'-L'm i
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P'ri' bly rmshoil benoalh. Conductor
at ,,,,,, nr. fa.,, i, ..,l.,. ,..,,.,
. v if ,! tin, a .,.. vrt.l 1,1a Inlnvlo.
? u h mav prove fatal
1 tio dead are Daniel J. Morlnrity, ftgud
onijinoer Ira B'.itty, I'oxburg, itKod
Di mm .md William S. Copely, liut-
mall ait 'ot
P'Th.
in; I are: 1. mums Ralnoy, Vox
' 1 1 onaster, arm brokon ; jamo
Alnirg, conductor, Injured Intnr
d Clark, Foxburir, tralnmaitnr,
kfr -
e'l.J
yin , br l.on, Charles Carruthers, Butlor,
wsbu.v, Injured on head. Twelve pas
, "J I'ors whoso names nre unknown, were
l.a Injured The remaining passenger1"
"trvolouslv cscaned with sliaht lniurlus.
r' ,
: 1 inn 1U Sine Ide After LokIiik His Wealtli
"i iib iviiiA, Jan. 86. The body of
vld Felior, n onoq well-to-do shoe
V ,nur...ti,m,i. ttrhnaA VtntltA la nh 180
f1 'mac strejt, Wlssahlokon, wai found
j101!-at night by his two daughters and a
rmla Milan hanging with a ropo around
11 neck In his workshop, 838 North
t Kmhth stroot Mr. Feller had lost nearly
' JIO.OOO in the last few months, but, al
though despondent, never gave his family
any inkling that he Intended to end his
llfo. He left home ns usual early yester
day mornlug to go to work, nud told his
wife that ho would bo home for supper as
usual.
Celebrated "iter 100th lilrtboay.
SHAMOKlJf, Pa., Jan. 95. Mrs. Michael
Dork's 100th birthday anniversary was cel
ebrated Saturday in Camoron. She onoo
owned a coal tract worth millions, but
sold It for $200, not knowing the vnluo of
tho land. Tho fifth generation was rop
teseutoU at tho lKiuquot.
lJolrena to Olio n ISanqtlot.
SruiiOKljf, Pa., Jan. 83. Miss Kathe
rino Meennhan, a pretty and woll known
young lady residing at Centralla, recelvod
notice from a Denver (Col.) attornoy Sat
urday that her unolo, Richard Kvaus, had
died In that city, leaving an ostato 1 of
5160,000, and that sho was bequoathod tSO,
000. Bolng in modornte circumstances,
tho young woman wnsovorjoyod, and will
next week tender a banquet to a number
of friends.
The Weather.
For eastern New York, eastern Pennsyl
vania and New Jersey: Generully fair!
oolder ; northwesterly winds.
The Right Name lu the Right Place.
Pan-Tina for coughs and colds, Boo. At
G rubier Bros., drug store.
loeds Kocordcd.
From Mary A Sterner to Christian Qoas,
premises in Schuylkill Haven.
From Joseph Smith and wifs to John Mills,
Sr., premises in Gordon.
From Charlemagne Tower by cxacutors to
trustees school district of Porter township,
lot in Porter township.
From S. 1!. Edwards to Bertha Llirnick,
prsmlses in Port Carson.
From Nowton n. Moyer. ot al to Katio S.
Heisler, premises in Orwigsburg.
From Katie S. Heisler to Jeremiah Heisler,
premises in Orwigsburg.
From Katie S. Moyer to Katio M, Moyar,
premises in Orwigsburg.
From A. S. Faust and wife to Sidney M.
DoTurk, premises in I'ottsvillo.
Our Headers linger for This Chnnoe.
Hero is a chance for tho sick and suflbriuc
to consult the most successful physician of
this century. Dr. Greene. 35 West 14th St..
New York City. His record of wonderful
cures is uusqualed and unrivaled, and he
ollsrs to give all free consultation by letter.
If you aro out of health, write this great
specialist about your complaint. It costs you
nothing and he will explain Just what ails
you, and without doubt mako you well and
strong again.
Ktruck by a Sled.
The dangerous practice of coasting has an
other victim, this timo at Ashland. Tho hill
iu that town is excellent for the sport and
when it was at its height, Edwin Kelley
alighted from a stroot car on Saturday ovon
ing, and as he did so a sled struck him and
ho was thrown headlong to the frozen ground.
When picked up his head was covered with
blood, and heroeoived several bad cuts. Kelly
is GO years of ago and is employed by the
Lehigh Valley liailroad Company as a cross
ing watchman at Girardvillo. It is feared ho
cannot live.
It Saved Hor lloja.
Mrs. E. J. Fielder, Bellefonte, Pa., writes
as follows: "Two of our children were taken
ill with diphtheria and the disease developed
into a most serious form. By tho aid of
skillful physicians all possible means and
medicines were applied and still our dear
ones grew worse. A kind neighbor sug
gested w use Thompson's Diphtheria Cure.
We did so and In less than twenty-four hours
the coating was all removed from their
throats and the boys wero up and about. The
third day they could eat with comfort. I
cannot say too much for Thompson's Diph
theria Curo, as I feel sure it sayod our
obildrou." Sold at Kirllu's drug store at 50
cents a bottle.
Coal llreaker jiurnecl.
Two hundred hands wore thrown out of
employment by the destruction of tho
Pierce Coal Company's big colliery at
Winton, a few miles bslow Carbondalo, oil
Saturday. The breaker was one of the
largest in the state, and tho loss to the com
pany will be nearly $100,000, about half of
which is covered by insurance. A nerve gale
was blowing at the time and it was only by
hard work that several houses in the village
were savod.
New Agency Seurt.
T. 'P. Williams has removed big general
insurance andsteamship office from No. -1 to
No. 123 South Jardin street, and in addition
to his long list of first-class companies has
secured the agency of the Hartford Fire In
surance Company, of Hartford, Conn. This
company was established In 1791 and is one
of tho most substantial in the world. Its
assets aggregate $10,004,007.55, For insurance
in the best companies at the lowest ratos, and
steamship tickets on all lines, apply to T. T.
Williams, 133 South Jardin street. 1-0-lm
TO CU1U5 A COLD IN ONU DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet. All
druggists refund tho money If It fltll to eure.
36 cent.
Dangerous Snort,
The coasting ou Bowers street and aerot
the Lehigh Valley railroad is by all means
too dangerous to be tolerattd. Parent should
co-operate with the authorities iu suppress
ing it. ,
Health Itoports.
fli, fnllmvtnir aua 1iova1,i.h Trtnnriiul tn
the Board of Health: Mary Purcell. 10 yean.
North Main street ; UeUgar, 4 years,
West Oak street, scarlet fever.
risnsoNAT. snttmoN.
Edward J. Holland, a Urrai.d "ypo,"hu
gone tu Pblladelplila to iptnd a week irltli
rehtlvw.
Hon. Joseph Wyatt loft town this nunuing
fur llnrrlsbnrg.
Rev. T. Mai well MoirUmi tliis moru'.nK
left for Aromlftlo, Cheater enmity, where lie
will tpeud a few days with his parcnu.
Charlra Ij Fowler la confined to his home
hy ill nes.
Letter Carrier V. D. Itolmnn lin none to
Harriahurg to attend the state sanitary eon
Tentlon. Mr. and Urn. William Kcralnkn and Joneph
Uall were Sunday Tistoratv Pntlavillc.
JleoM. Wilbur, of Pottsvllle, were atten
dants at tho Herman obsequies yesterday
Mr. (ieorge HeiiKer, of North .lardln Btreet.
has rei uvered fmm au illness that coutined
lid to iter liome lor several days.
Frank JJclcanip, offct. Clair, Bpent yester
day iu town visitinK bit relatives.
Cant, lieoige W. Johnson is seriously ill at
Hie home, of his sou in IjOSt Creik.
Mis. Uartsch, of North Kowors stieot, is
hulioring from an attack of pleuiisy.
Mr. uud Mrs. ITld C. lluijhe'f and son
Hoy, of Kant Coal street, spent to-day at the
county seat.
lti v. Henry Naylou, curate at tho Annun
ciation cliureh, ws ft passenger on the noon
P. & H. train Ui Bridgeport, Pa.
Messrs. Joseph Dtisto and Lawn IjOiie at
tended the fuudral of Engineer ghoup, at
DcUno, on Saturday.
Megsre. John Kincald and Harry Mayterry
spent Sunday at Di'ifton, the guests of their
lady friends.
George Geier, an enleriirisliiR young dry
gooils inercliaut, of Mineraville, si.ent this
aftornoou in town. Mr. Geler U very popu
lar here and onjoys a largo ncqUKintniiee.
Mr. and Mra. Jouu II Ladwig returned t
their home lu Scranton this morning, after
a pleaaint vacation with the former's parents,
Mi. and Mrs. John Ladwig, on But Coal
street.
Mrs. George Beddall is the gustt of her
mother, Mrs. Hutton, on West Lloyd street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ikddall have uhangod their
residence from Hasleton to Wllliamsport
Soothing lot burns, scalds, cbannod hands
nud lips. Healing for cuts and sores. In
stant relief for piles, stops pain at once.
These are tho virtues of DoWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. C. II. Hageubuch.
HOOD'S PIliLS euro Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Inulgcatlon, Headache.
A. clca&"ut laxative. All DruBglsts.
llud Xatri l'roin Xammiun.
Word wai received from headquarters to
the effect that all collieries throughout tho
Panther Creek Valley owned and operated
by tho Lehigh Coal nnd Navigation Company,
suspended operations Friday evening and
will remain idle until February. This is
very discouraging news for thousands of
mon omployed by that company, who have
not been working half timo for months.
Many families in tho surrounding patches
aro on the verge of starvation.
In all tho -world there is no other treatment
bo pure, so sweet, so safe, so speedy, for pro
serving, purifying, and beautifying tho skin,
scalp, and hair, and eradicating every hu
mor, aa warm baths -with Cotioura soap,
and gcntlo anointings with Cotiouba (oint
ment), tho great skin cure.
Ti nntrl thrniirrinnt ihm world. Pottkb
Deco & Ciibm. Co HP., Kola 1'ropi., Uoeton.
ttJ" All About the Skin, Bcalp.and UoIr,Mflree.
EVERT HUMOR rTcc
DIKD,
BKLLIS. At Shenandoah, on the 22nd Innt,
Ha rah A., wito ot Thomas IJellls, agod 42
ypnrs. 1 month uttd 11 days The funeral will
tftko place fiom tho Into restdenoe nt 27 North
Market btreet, on Tuetday, Jammty 26th, nt 2
&m. Members of the Lydla Lode No. 112
. of 1C, nnd Juniata Council No, 31, D. of 1,
nre respectfully invited to nttend the funeral.
An Invitation Is also emended to tho friends
nnd relatives of the family. Interment in the
Odd Fellowe' cemetery. 2t
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANTED. A servant ulrl nt once. Apply at
v. jm. stein's, asu weei uaK streci. it
IOST A Hifer-cyo ring and bracelet ky en
J closed In a small pink box, bearing tho
address of Thomas Buchanan, South Main
street. AV'ns lost on Saturday, A liberal reward
will be paid to the finder, upon return of the
same to this ofllco. 1 25-1 1
FOR HKNTw A brick dwelling house, seven
rooms, 38 Uast Oak street. Apply nt 26
W. Lloyd street, or 20 8. White street. i0-21-2!i
Oil SALE. Three horses, three singlo
oarrlntrca. three nutters, one throe-seated
sleiph, three sets double huruess and throe sets
Dntn lw.Fnaaa i ... .i ....
one ilouhle oarrlace and other articles conuectetl
with ft Urst-closs livery stable. Apply at linn-
$0 A ( A Money to loan
3jUUW ApplytoT.lt.
on first morf gige.
IJeduali,, Attor-12-28-1
m
ney-at-Law.
FOR RUNT. Two nlco unfurnished rooms,
well heated. Apply at No. ail West Oak
sticet. . 12-5-tt
FOR RENT. A nice room, second floor,
suitable for ofllco purjioses. Apply at
llmiLU ofllco
WANTED. Tn Bhensntlnah, live men to net
as general alu industrial agents for lffo
insurance company with new features. Must
have push and nblllty to handle solicitors
successfully. Permanent If work is satisfactory.
For territory and particulars address 962 liourse
Building, Philadelphia. l-10-18t-ood
nillR annual election of stockholders of Shen
L andoah Gas Light Company, of Shenan
doah, Pa., will be held at the oSUe of J. S.
Kistler, corner Jardin and Lloyd Btreets, on
January 30th, 1897, between the hours of 7 and 8
o'clook p. m., for the purpose of electing nine
(0) directors (or the ensuing; year.
11-18-26 It. M. Dkkolek, Sco'y.
f PlIK nunual election of stockholder of Shen
L andoah Klectrie Illuminating; Company, ol
Hhenandoah, Pn., will be held afthe office of J,
8. Kistler, comer Jardin and Lloyd streets, on
January 24th, ltKff, between the hours of 7 and 8
o'clock p. in., for the purpose ot electing; nine
ivj ill rectors lor lue ensuing year,
11-18-25 it. M Ubxolkh, Seo'y.
rnUE annual eleetlon of stookholdem of Shell.
1 andoah Heat and Power f'-oimiany, of
Buenandoau, Pa., will be held at the ofnoe of J.
8. itlstler. corner Jardin and Lloyd streets, on
January 2fith, Tw7, between the hours of 7 and 8
o'clook p. m., for the purpose of electing nine
iv) aireotors lor toe ensuing year.
11-18-28 R. M. Diwblkh, Sec'y.
-FOR THE-
BEST GROCERIES
AND
...LOWEST PRICES.,.
GO TO
Meluskey & Son,
10S S. Main St.
GOLD DUST
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the price ? Jo, not $5.00, nor $4.00,
nor even $3.00. $2.50 is the Factory
price and you will want a pair" if you see
them".
It is not lost time-for you, to go around
and see what other stores have ; we'd
rather have you do it ; you will be better
pleased with our goods and prices if you
are posted.
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Public Notice!
Notice of an Election to Increase the Indebt
edness of the School District of tso
Borough of Shenandoah.
Knit In herebv dven that at an adiourncd
mpcting of the School Hoard of the said school
district, held on tho sixteenth day of December,
A. I)., 1890, the following resolutions wero
adopted;
ivniuiKAS, xne ftcnooi uoam 01 sue ccnooi
DUtrict of the lloroiigh of Hbenandoah, have
lately erected and furnished a new school build
ing, nnd to have suflli-ii-nt school room aro com-
ficlled to enlarge the Main street school build
ng at n cost ot abmit SIIS.OOO ; and,
Wheuhas, There nre a number of unpaid bills
nnd obligations due to sundry persons, by reason
ot the sold now building nnd contemplated en
largement , , ,
He it therefore "Resolved, by tho Sohool Board
of tho School District of the llorough of Shen
andoah, that the assent of the electors of the
Borough of Shenandoah be asked to increase
the bonded indebtedness of the eald wchool dis
trict In the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars
(t2o,000).
"Resolved, That Tuesday, the 16th day of
February, A. I)., 1897, (the regular municipal
election day,) be Axed as the day of holding
said election, and the said election to be held by
the several election officers of said borough."
The following statement showing the lost pre
oeedlng aisessed valuation of the taxable prop
erty of the llorough of Shenandoah, the exist
ing debt, theproposednuiountof the Increase of
Indebtedness, etc., as required by the laws ot
the Commonwealth of I'ennsylvnnia i hereby
published:
1st. The last preceding asessed valuation or the
taxable property of said Sohool District is $2,
841,431.00. 2nd. The existing debt Is K7 ,500.00.
Srd. Monies in the treasury, all outstanding
solvent debts, and all revenues applicable with
in ono year to the payment of the same, is t78,
gfifi.12.
4th. The amount of the proponed increase is
125,000.00.
6th. The percentage of the proposed increase
is 1 8-10 tier centum. , ,
6th. The estimated value of school buildings
is 8130,660.00.
7th. The iiurnoea of the nronosetl tnereaso Is.
the payment of the debt luourredln the erection
and furnishing of the new sohool building on
White street and the proposed enlargement of
the Main street school b
miming
ins?.
JOHN J. I'BICK,
President.
Attest: Pbamk IIAMKA,
Secretary.
Fine Groceries,
Butter and Eggs,
Flour and Feed.
Our delivery wagon awaits your order. Good
delivered proaiptly.
WILLIAM Ii. nUSSER,
26 Bast Centre Street.
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value. 1 nl i uvui vwb i Madu unly by
FAIRBANK COMPANY,
New York, Boston, Philadelphia.
CATHARTIC
ALL
DRUGGISTS
Shoe Store,
FACTORY PRICES.
TooTffionE-riMm.
do to the Shenandoah Dental Rooms foi
paiiiloss extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fillings. If your artiflcal teeth do not suit
you oall to see us, All examinations free.
We make all kinds of pa.tes. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns. Ctowd
and Bridge work and all operations that per.
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates arc
ordered. We are the only urore of vitalized
air for the pain leas extraction of tooth.
SHENANDOAH
Dntl : Rooms,
(Tttisaii's Block)
CsBsst Centre Stresst.
Ofxtee Bonn: 7 a. tu. to 8 p. ni.
The primaries of the Citizens
party of the Borough of Shenan
doah will be held ou
THURSDAY, JAN. 28, '97,
From 4 to 8 p. iu., at the following
places :
FIRST WARD - Kenilrlck Houso
SECOND WARD . Farmer's Hotel
THIRD WARD - DenJ. Richards
FOURTH WARD - Peter Hlley
PIPTH WARD - - Schmidt's Hall
By order of the Standing Committee.
DANIEL STERNER, Pres.
W. J. W ATKINS, Sec'y.
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