I
YOUR LETTeR
Yesterday was on paper
different from the eu'elope---too
bad, when we sell 24 sheets of fair
quality paper and 24 envelopes to
luatch, put up in n neat box for 10
cents. Better grade at 15 cents,
25 cents and up.
HOOKS & BROWN
a North Mmr
LINCOLN AS A BOV.
lie Waa Bored Once From n Watery Onfg
by n Companion.
However poor tho Lincoln home may
have bon, It affooted tho now child but
little. He was robust and active, and Ufa
Is lull of Interest to tho child happy enough
to bo born In the country. Ho hud several
companions. There was his stater Nancy,
or Surah both names are given Ik r two
rears his senior; thoro was a counn of his
Ipthor s, ten yenrs oldor, Dennis Honks,
tnctlvo nmj Ingenious lender lu sports
iEi luol, and there were tho neltthunrs
no of the latter, Austin Uo'.'ul cr,
1 with pleasure of how he hunted
rtin tho woods with youn Lin
p even saved hu life.
sald Mr G li'i r, ' th- etiry
ace ti Lit s
fcfc It is not u:rc;i esgcae:
rsln and II
Tlu lod (. n tho
?i7u crc. k vj.u , oil n by a
jcent rain, and in crc. 1 n Uk 11 ,rrow
liotlog Abo fill la, Ntiihiruf t),imld
Jjvlm. I got a long polo and held li out to
bo, who grubbed it Then I pulled him
-ire. Ho was almost dead, and I was
Rdly scarod. I rollod and pounded him
good earnest. Then I oot him bv the
arms and shook him, tho water meanwhile
pouring out of his mouth. By this means
I succeeded in bringing Jilm to, and he
was soon all right.
"Then a now difficulty confronted ns.
If oar mothers discovered our wot clothes,
they would whip us. This we dreaded
from oxporionco, and detormlnod to avoid
It. It was June, tho sun was very warm,
and we soon dried our clothing by spread
ing it on tho rooks about us. Wo promised
nover to toll tho story, and I never men
tioned tho Inoident to any one until after
Lincoln's tragic end. -
"Abraham Lincoln had a sister. Hex
name was Sallioiir i.she was a very pretty
girl., 8ho wentTto school when sho oouhi,
Which was not often, ' ,
"Yes, if you must know, Sallle Lincoln
waa my swoetheart. She was about my
nge. I loved her and claimed her, as boya
do. I suppose that was one reason for my
warm regard for Abo. When the Lincoln
family moved to Indiana, I was prevented
by circumstances from bidding goodby to
either of the children. And I never saw
them again." Ida M. Tarbeli In Mo
Clnro'o Magazine.
WARM FEET.
They Ave Essential to Health Proper Cov
ering For tlio Feet.
You will nevor bo In good health and
never do your host work if your feet nro
constantly cold. Grave diseases of tho
throat and lungs are caused by cold feet
alono, and these troubles ore always ag
gravated by a frigid condition of tho lowor
oxtromltlos. If propor footwear does not
give relief, consult n physician, for the
thanoes aro tho system is "run down,"
nnd radical measures aro necessary. In
nlno oases out of ten, however, tho foot
covering la to blame, olthor because, of Its
shapo or Its matorial. Save In warm
woather and for low cut shoos lonthorj as
ordinarily preparod, has serious objections.
It lacks two primo qualities porosity and
capacity for absorption being in this re
spect too much like rubber.
No foot can remain either comfortablo I
or healthy it kept in a perpetual bath ol j
Us own emanations nnd oxecretlons,
Leather, espoclally that of the more porous
varieties, may be tolerated for tho outsido,
but for cold weuthor it should always be
lined with woolen cloth, or better, with
wool felt. In fact, for all cold ollmates,
nnd for winter wear in all climates whero
there Is any winter, a footgear made from
all wool felt approaches the idonl. Accord
ing to modern notions, any illness in one
part of tho body may be ooonslouod by
somo Irritating causo far removed fi
tho seat ofthe -" I'lln 1 TtaafcyrnW1'
,nn8UHlimys 'UBiCleaTly explained, but
that such connection does somotlmos oxlst
la beyond dispute. In tho matter undot
dUc.UBsl.in, If the nerves of tho whole body
nro Irritated by a tight shoobr tho extreme
coldness of tho extremities makes oxtrn
demand upon the blood supply, thoro Is
neither nurvo forco nor blood enough left
for othor functions. Vooalist.
Funeral Designs,
W' make up funeral designs in any shape
or form and In the best manner possible.
Also wheat sheaves, wax work, etc. Ilatt s
reaiooable.
Payne's Greenhouse,
11-26-tt-eod Girardville, Pa.
HOOD'S FILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleaa'nt laxative. All Druggists-
Q'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
THn&ertaft.no in
all Us ffirancfocs.
Open Day and Night.
COR. WHITE and LLOYD STREETS.
Wanted-fln Idea
fVbo eaa thlat
at some slmpw
tutus 10 paitnir
PretMl rear W; thr may bring jou mm
WriSe JOBS wlBDEUBUKN Jb CO.. Patent AH.
aera, Wahlagtn, D. c . for th.lr i,800 prle ort
awillil ef two liiovlea Inventions wan
-CLEARING SALE--
ffr Unusual QptorSn1t.B for Qraat Bargains.
We rather sacrifice all profits, and even part of their cost, than carry
goods over another season. Our entire stoc k is marked down.
JWNOTICE. A half-price ti ket
clothing included in this sale.
-"-Hundreds of ttnall lots of Link.
Suits.
Men's all-wool suits In rnmlmere
8nd Ufeevtots, reduced (rem
1.00.
Men's English M. 'ion ami Silk
$4 00
$5.00
$8.00
$1.48
Mixed Worsted Suits, reduced
from 110 00 to .
M
it's fflemai ( ftftttEineres and
Black Clay Hulls, reduced
from jNUJD to
Hoa' all-wool suits and Oliln
ehllta Reefers, reduced from
13.00 and 18,00, now tl.n and..
frSutisfxction (hui. i"t
1 w n tt 1 r jiia l.'toll
jf 1, a. orvica AgDUt Ba
. 1 t,. v Ji , 11 ird 1.) an export c mator
folti.ru 1 1 thu hi hi, bran pi,livr his
vorthlc-s Jl'is in null shops on the west
;!dc for sdvornl we 'k- His imlt r ions of
I'ultedState ; e uiu were -o guod, said Mr.
Bum, that Birnurd has no scruples in
pacing tho counterfeits in the saina stores
avor and over aalu. B.innrd's home waa
searched, and In It w.H found nil exten
sive counterfeiting plant, consisting of an
timony, tin, oopp.fr, plating apparatus,
flies and $35 lu bidoolns. Mrs. Bernard
wiisarro-tteJ churned with being cognizant
of her husband's criminal proceeding.
Tho two children of theeouplo were placed
In charge of the Gerry society.
Eld Yourself of Rheumatism
lluyjled Flag Oil, 23c. At druhler Bros.,
drugstore.
GENUINE $ IMPORTED I BEER
Nourishing: and exhilarating
5 cms rat Giffii
Alwolutely pure. Contains ro alcohol. Con
stantly on hand at
JACOB NOLL'S,
NO. 14 NORTH MAIN ST.
PLACE, QUALITY flJD
WE ARE CARE
WILKINSON'S
Come and see for yourself h
and cheap are the offerings in this
WE'RE NOT FORGETTING
SEASONABLE THINGS.a
Knowing ones are coming daily for the bargains
offered in
COATS forLadies g Children,
Blankets and Comforts,
Woolen Underwear g Gloves.
Flannels at Special Prices,
Woolen Mittens g Hosiery,
-; .Heavy Dress Fabrics.
. iVou'U find the prices right and the qualities better than
other atores.
L. J. WILKINSON,
MAIN STREET.
Ml uui till and winter
,u at ,
1 n was killed.
e Oi'ian woman who ,0 namo Is
Pcrulu, Inn b en nr y d at tho same
city suspected of complicity In tho revolu
tion During aroronnalsanco at Mogoto,
lu Matanivs province, tho Spanish troops
captured two Insurgents nud seven men
nnd women in a cave oxhuusted by hun
ger Thirty political suspects have been
arrested In Havana. The steamer Alava.
Bazau has urrlvod from Spain with a mill
ion dollars In silver.
UverlinriH-Mntthows Flclit n Draw.
New Yohk, Jan. 2a Jack Evorhardt,
of New Orleans, and Matt Matthews, of
Brooklyn, fought a fifteen-round draw at
the Union Parle, Athletic club last night.
Matthews had a longer roach, but Jack
was docldodly tho hoavlor by flvo or sovon
pounds. If Jnok had not hurt his hand
the result, might havo boon dlfforont. as
the New Orleans mnn was strong up to
tho last round, whon Mntthows got In
ionic heavy swings. About 1,200 pooplo
braved tho freezing weather to see the
bout, and when they enterod tho club
house thoy .found it almost as cold within
as without.'
Clubhouse Destroyed by Flret
Ci!ANFOKD,.N. J., Jan. 30. The Casino
Was totally destroyed by fire last night.
The building was a new one and was oc
cupied by the Cranford County club. Tho
loss Is $I6,OJ0, with Insurance $10,000.
Whllo lighting the ilamns four flremon
wont out upon the ice on therlvorand
broke through. Thoy woro ro?oued with
dllllculty. One of them was unconscious
and his condition Is critic il.
PltfGE SIDE BV SIDE.
you should get good Muslin
Underwear careful that the sizes, finish,
material, sewing and trimming are right.
The prices must be tempting, too, or you
wouldn't buy,
ow good y.
LLOYD STREET.
MAHAKOY CITY.
The fold Wave l'sralyres ltiislnes and
lllne Operations.
Mmianov t'lTY, Jan. 2S. Muslnes isda
nioruli.ed to-day by piercingly cold waves
sweeping thiotigh the strat te at a 40 mile an
hour gait. Much trouble was experienced at
the I'ollierles. As tlia emnlnvns ware lluubln tn
stand outsido work. The machinery at the
l'i imrose colliery was frozen tight during the 1
night and tills morn inn thcenaineer was tin- t
atile to move it. The outsido employes at
he V ileau colliery returned to their homes
huitlv after starting work. The dirt bank
mpinves at the Mahanoy ( ity colliery re-o-i
I to work. Several of the public schools
v 1 (1 wini -sed to-day.
Mm employes who nre cutting Ice at the
I'm nii,e dam are suffering many hardship).
M 'iacl D'Brien had a thumb frozen, one of
his ' ns hud two toes of cneh foot frozen uud
iTt.ni ji Kv.ms had a hand and a foot badly
bit' 0 bv the frost.
Toe Kim kerliookcr lie Compiiay started
u "tig k c at the Lakeude darns to-day, lie t
Mi workmen were bligtd to give upon c
it Cvf the severity of tho weather.
rr Pirei t, i .Stephen Middleton last nifht
gavi a reeeptiun to fnends from this place.
li 1, lul i li, h1i1iiih1 jiui et' er places, at his
i t M,ii'vUle, m Uuuur of the birtlebiy
T of ISolnit Gums, Scotland s
,il purr j
'li rt Morris, nscd IK. and Anthony
n gcil 15, stole til and $1(1. reepec-:
ivt 'V fr n their patents at Huston linn lust i
iatu .1 it and skipped. No tmce of them 1
' ret: tound The boys were dime nop1
1.
nl iv nlgbt Puminiek Savage -r
c 1 1 ,u the lowr part of the town. He
l.t in the he4 witb a club and tendered
iHConM ions. WhM he recovered he missed
u do Urns from Ha pockets. Piter Youca,
Wlum Kline, Joseph Zlnkl, Peter Swadey,
nni-y Maktsa w arrested and put under
"10 hint, each, fortHslst roiiil.
i lie slush hole drien to till the abandoned
tMirkings of the ElWooif colliery struck the
slope at the point expected.
Cure for Sick Headache.
Thensaudi of ladlossuffer from sick head
ache caused undoubtedly by disordered liver
omtomach. The best remedy that can be
obtained for this districting complaint is
fouud in Hood's Pills. These pills are so
in I Id and gantl In action ytso tlioroujli
that they give perfect satisfaction. Thy
cur sick headache, jaundice, sour stomach
and all liver ills. They break up colds and
fevers and prevent the grip.
f ITflY TOINTS.
Happenings Throughout tho Gouutry
Uhranlcled for llnsty Perusal.
The Franklin Saving Fund of Tower City
has declared a 7 per cent, dividond.
Ice eleven inches thick is being harvested
in Port Clinton.
The Gorman Lutheran congregation ef
Minorsville has raised $2,500 and will decide
next Sunday whethor thov will erect a new
church.
Tho number of license applications on file
at Wilk.j-lJarre at noon Saturday was 060.
Last year the licenses issued were 1,2-18 and
the probabilities ar that tho uumber will be
less this year.
The waterback In the kitchen of Robert
Warnick, South Botltlcncm, exploded yester
day and Mrs. Warnick and her baby woro
badly burned by flying coals.
The entire Board of School Controllers of
Iluzleton is said to hold oillce illegally, hav
ing been alectcd under an act which has been
declared unconstitutional.
Luzerne county has 1327 liquor liconse ap
plicants, an incrtaso of 100.
An unknown mau was frozen to death
near Tomhickou on Sunday night.
A freight train crashed into a coal train on
the Iloadiug Railroad, at Snydertown, and
smashed six cars. ,
Judge Scott, at Easton, yesterday keard
fifty-nine applications for llauor licenses, and
granted all but nine.
Sallie Sullivan, 14 years old, was fatally
burned trying to kindle a Are with keroseno
at her home nearllazUton.
John Iiailey, of Shamokln, fell from a
Heading freight train onto tho ico in crossing
the river at Sunbury and was fceriomly hurt.
The County Commissioners of Luzerne
offer a reward of $250 for the capture of
William Sfeafcr, who broke jail three wnks
ago.
A special committee yestsrday reported to
the Lebanon Court that twenty-three doctors
ware defectively or illegally roglstered in tho
county.
The Right Name in the Bight Place.
Pan-Tina for coughs and colds, 25c. At
Gruhlor Bros., drug store.
Licenses Granted.
The following licenses were granted:
James Butler and John Cunningham, Thomas
McCoy, all of tho West ward, Girardville ;
Thomas Keating, Nw Philadelphia; Louis
Armstrong, First ward, Mahanoy City:
Martin Tallot. McAdoo ; Johh H. Eaatz, of
Norwegian township, and Hiram Newman,
of Frackvill, the latter for wholefale traffic.
W. C. Kishel MCtired Tom Clark's hotel at
Tumbling Run, and Clark secured Patrick
Tray's place on Centre street.Pottsvillo. John
Gray secured a transfer for Dominlck Lynch's
place at Frackville, and the license of Otto
F. Ginther's saloon on Twelfth street was
transferred to his brother, Joseph. Louis I).
Howard secured privileges for the stand of
Patrick McGsehau at Coaldale. The License
Ceurt was continued to-day.
Of Course You Do,
Of course you want to avoid all deaths
by diphtheria. Thero is only on rmdy
known that will positively and In every
jnttaue cure this fatal disease. It is
Thetapson's Diphtheria Cure, which has
saved thousands of lives by being used
according to instruction's. Not a tiugl case
of failure ever known. What is good for
others is equally as useful to you. Also cures
all cases of croup, quinsy, sor throat, etc.
Sold at Kirlln's drug store at 50 c.nts a
bottl. No family can sfford to be without
it handy in tho house all the time, and if
once tried you nevr will bo without it.
Alarrlage I.loenis.
Sylvster Toole, of Wm. Penn, and Sadie
Brnnan, of Lost Creek.
Frederick Ossman and Sarah Conneff, both
of Rellly township.
MikeMuller and Annie Brazier, both of
LUwellyn.
Mike Mris and Helen Milauousky, both of
Korea.
New Agenoy Secured.
T. T. WiUiauu lias removed his general
insurance arid steamship office from No. 4 to
No, 188 South Jardin street, and in addition
to hi long list of first-class companies has
secured the agenoy of the Hartford Fire In
surance Oojiipany, of Hartford, Conn. This
company was established lu 1704 and is one
of the most substantial In the world. It
ousts aggregate $1P,004,987.58. For insurance
in the beat companies at the lowest rates, and
steamship ticket 011 all lines, apply to 1.1
Williams, 188 South Jardlu street. 1-0-lin
Sheriffs Deeds Acknowledged.
The following deeds were openly aeknowl
edgd lu court this morning :
From Alex, gcott, sberifl; to Frank P.
Krbs, lot lu Tamaqua, sold m the property
of-Ellsabeth M. and Philip CoyU, for $.
Frem same to Alfred B. 8MMu, lot in
Fraskville, sold as the property of Martha A.
J. Hummel, for (760.
From same to fJo. W. Beddall, lot in Port
Carbon, sold a the property of Einuia J .
Marquardt, for 18.
TO OUHE A COLD IN.ONK DAY
Take Laxative Ilromo Quinine Tablet. All
druggist refund the money if it falls to cure.
85 cents.
Court Note.
A charter was granted St. Mary's dreek
Csllinlio Church, MoAiloo, the application
having been filtd last Monday.
The vacancy In the office tif minority in
spector In Foster township, waa filled by the
appointment of Martin Nash.
Grant Cane, fireman at the Columbia brcw-
e-y. was excused from Jury duty.
A new trial was asked in the cats ef Sarah
Iteichert vs. II. W. Stump, hot was denied,
1 lie t'ourt seeing bo reason for disturbing tlie
finding of the Jury.
A petition was presented asking viewers to
be appointed looking to widening Kallroid
street, Pottsrille.
tieoige Dyson presented the petition of Jos.
Anderson, of Slienandeah, for detectivo's
license.
The court sentenced Frank Hand, convicted
of embezzling $000 from Porter township, to
pay the costs, f20 fine, one year's imprison
ment and restoro the property.
Soothing loi burns, scalds, chapped hands
nnil lips. Healing for ruts ami sores. In
stant relief for piles, stops pain at once.
These are the virtues of DeWitt's Witch
Haael Salve. C. II Hagetibucb
Deedrt Itecorded.
From Snssnna Kt.uk to Win. E. Fulnicr,
pn tnises in Tictm nt.
From II. K Updegrave by sdministrstor
to 1'lerco Maher, premises In Tower v'ily.
Fi-.im Ueorxo W. Garrett and wife to Wm
E. Fulmer, premises In Tremont.
Sons of Veteruus' Appi al. '
Kitlonal Commander J. L. Rske. of the
Sous of Veterans, with hesdq'taitets In
Reading, has just issued an rVre to" tin
Grand Army of the Republic in which he
asks the letter's oo operation in luiiMlng up
the Sous of Veterans' organisation, by estab
lishing new camps and in strengthening the
existing ones.
OourU Captured, J
George Gough, the young man who stole
$135 from Fogarty, the Mahanoy City saloon- !
keeper, was arristed yesterday afternoon.
Constables followed Gough to Gilfcertou and
Ashland, back to Mahaboy Plane, and there
learned he had gone to Pottsville. He re
turned to Mahanoy Plane and was again
spotted and followed to Patrick Elliott's
saloon in Mahanoy; City, whr he was
arrested while drinking with four com
panions. Sixty dollars of th stolen money
wero found on his person.
Colored People Organize a Icague.
Ciucaoo, Jun. 36. A number of prom
iuont colored poople of this city nnd stnto
yesterday orgnnlzed "Tho Clvlo Leaguo of
tho State of Illinois." The object of tho
leaguo Is to get the moral support of tho
north to onnblo tho leaguo to educate its
kiudrod lu the south and to ondoavor to
got trades unions to rnhe the bar thoy
have placed ugalnst tho admission of col
ored men. Tho league also expects to
make, tho members of their raco respected
by tho white pooplo in tho communities
in which they live.
A fuin.ile lucturei on optlos, whllo on.
donvorlug to explain the mechanism, of tho
organ of vision, is said to hnvo remarked,
"Let nny man gate olosoly Into his wlfo's
eye, and he will see himself looking ex
ceedingly small."
The nge for tho admission vjf ondots to
the .Military nondomy nt West Point Is be
tween 17 and 22 years.
HoutU Dakota's Senatorial Cauous.
PlKItUK, Jan. 20. At tho Populist sona
torlnl cauous last night on the last bnllot
Look'j forces went to Bowen, giving him
twenty-throe, one more than Kylo. It is
thought that a choico will be mado at the
noxt caucus.
Senator George's Condition.
"Wasuinotos, Jon. 23. Senator George,
of Mississippi, had a comparatively good
day, with n stronger pulse nnd better
respiration. L-ist night his condition gave
hope of at least a temporary recovery.
Ask your grocer for no "Royal Patent'
flour, and take no ether brand. It is the best
flour madoj
One thing is certain : It will not do to
fool with a. bad cold. No one cab tell what
tho end will be. Pneumonia, catarrh, chronio
bronchitis, if not consumption, Invariably
result from a neglected cold, It is surprising
too, that bad colds are so often neglected
when one remembers how easily nnd at what
little expense they may be cured. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is always prompt
and effectual, and costs but a trifle; 25 or 50
cents Is a trifle as compared with the disas
trous effects of a neglected cold. Mr. Abner
Mercer, of Dilworthtown, Chester County,
Pa., in speaking of this romedy, said: "Soino
timu ago I had a bad cold and cough. I
tried almost everything. Finally Mr. Hunt,
tho druggist, recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, and one 50 cent bottle of it
cured mo ontiroly." For sale by Gruhlor
Bros., druggists.
Afore Light.
Wm. Kiick, tho South Main street hard
ware dealer, has secured the agency fur
Shenandoah, Mahanoy City and Girardville
for the Sunlight Incandescent Gas Lamp. It
saves more gas and is more brilliant and
durablo than any other burner in the market.
1-20-Ot-eod
DIUD,
LKHB. At Shepi-ton, on the 25th Inst., Mrs.
Elizabeth Leho, aged 87 years. Funeral will
take place to-morrow afternoon, at l:80o'clock,
from the residence of Mrs. CJinrles Lche,
corner Cherry and Gilbert streets. Hervices
In the German Lutheran church. Interment
lit Odd Fellows' cemetery. Itelatlves and
friends respectfully Invited to attend. It
W&t or oe- 555
or the Globe for
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Prlee of 10 GENTS I oharged for the
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DIES because It's enough, Try them
for yourself and see tliat
"They do tti& Worlc."
If you will once trj them you will always ua
them,
SKND FOR AMPLE..
BRONX CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Yonrter, N. Y.
SMJ
Most torturing and disfiguring of Itching,
burning, srnly skin and Si alp humors is In
stantly relieved by a warm bath witb Ci ri
ciiia Soai", r single application of rt TtrunA
(ointment , tlio great skin cure, and a full dose
of C'tiTu i ua Hbsiilvent, greatest of blood
purlllers and humor cures, when nil else falls.
IjethieusW!?;
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UDOATIITrJT V PnHDIIHTEBn to cure any caie of constipation, Cascarets aro the Ideal Laxa-i
BDOUliUluLI UUBnAniCiCiU tire, nerrr grip or gripe.bnt causo ess; nntaral results. Sam.
nle and booklet r. Ad. STEKMKO BEJlEDlt t'O..Chlcago,HontreaI,Can.,orNewTork. all.
"A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE
FUL OP SHAME." CLEAN HylSE WITH
Cork Soled - ,
Shoes Are Not .
lip Clumsy,
-a
At least ours are not. They are made
the new way with the cork part out of
sight.
Razor toe, or wider, as you like, and
the price ? No, 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 goaround
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. , .
Checks with ever' purchase ; 25 worth gets a handsome
Parlor Lamp.
Factory Shoe Store,.
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J. A. M0YER, Mar.-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T OST A tlRer-eye ring nnd brncoletkey en
Ji closed in a small pink box, benrlin; the
address of Tliomas Unchanan, South Main
i,treet. Woe lost on Saturday. A liberal reward
will bo raid to the under, upon return of the
same to this office. 1 wt
ITOIt SAI.K. Three horses, three single
' enrrlagos, three cutters, one throe-seated
slelsb, three sets double harness and three sets
single harness, one coal wagon, moving wagon,
one double carriage nnd otherarticles connected
with a Hrst-eUss livery stable. Apply nt IIms
aLU office, Mw
2 A A A Money to loan on first mortcnge.
.UUW Apply to T. It. HeoDaIA, Attor-
nev-nt-i-aw.
. io.na.lM
POU, 'RENT. Two nloo unfurnjlied rooms.
- well heated. Apply at No. 211 West Oak
stieet. 1"
TCTOIt RENT. A nlee room, second floor.
I; suitable for office purposes. Apply at
Herald office
TT ANTED. In Shenandoah, live men to net
I V as general and Industrial agent for life
Insurance company with new features. Must
have push and ability to liandle solicitors
successfully. Permanent if work la satisfactory.
For territory and particulars addreee 862 Ikiurne
Building, Philadelphia. l-l-18t-eod
rPIIB annual election of stockholders of Shen
L nndoah Gas Light Company, of Shenan
doah, Ph., will be held at the office of J. S.
Kietler, corner Jardin and Lloyd street, on
January Mth, 1897, between the hours of 7 and 8
o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing nine
(U) director for the ensuing year.
11 18-25 It. M. Dkholkr, Sec'y.
rilllE annual election of stockholder' of Sheu
1 niulouh Electric Illuminating Ooranany.of
Hhcnundoah, Ph., will be held afthe offtee of J.
H Kiutter, corner Jardin and Lloyd street, on
January 26th, 1HU7, between the hour of 7 and 8
o'clock p. in , for the purpose of electing nine
(J) directors for tlie ensuing year.
11-1KJ5 It M IlEnaLKB, Sec'y.
I rpiIK annual election of stockholder of Shen
' I andoah 'Heat and Power Ooiuuaoy, of
Slienandoah, Pa., will be hold at the' office of J.
H IfUtlA- Mm.. .Tnrilln iiml IJovd Street. OH
January 26tb, IW7, between the hour of Jf and 8
o'clock ii. in., for the purpose of electing nine
(9) illrectorn fur the iiulu year.
11-18-20 It. SI. DmOLKB, Sec'y.
Fine Groceries,
Butter and Eggs,
Flour and Feed.
Qur delivery wagon awaits your order. Qoodt
delivered promptly.
WILLIAM li. HUS5ER,
26 East Centre Street.
FOR THE
BEST GROCERIES
-AND
...LOWEST PRICES...
GO TO
Meluskey & Son,
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105 S. Main St.
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CATHARTIC
ALL
DRUGGISTS
'yht f '
FACTORY PRICES.
TOOHBOnMBDlCn
flo to the Shenandoah Dental Rooms foi
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fillings. If your artifical teeth do not suit
you eall to see us. All examinations free.
Wo make all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown
and Bridge work and all operations that per
tain to Denm Surgery.
No charges for extracting when platee are
ordered. We aro tho onjy urors of vitalised
air for tho ps nleas oxtraStinn of tth.
SHENANDOAH "
pental : Rooms,
I TUamn'a Block I
East Centre Street.
Office Hours: 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
The nrimaries of the Citizens
party of" the Borough "of .Shenan
doah will be held on
THURSDAY, JAN. 28, '97,1
From 4 to 8 p. m.. at tlie following
places :
FIRST WARD
SECOND WARD
THIRD WARD
FOURTH WARD
FIFTH WARD -
Kend rick House
Farmer's Hotel
Ben. Richards
Peter Hlley
Schmidt's Hall
lly order of the tending Ooniioltt.
DANIEL STERNER, Free.
W. J. W ATKINS, Sec'y.
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