BASE
BALL
GOODS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
CLUBS.
An
HOOKS & BROWN
1 North Main St.
The Store-
That's Always Busy
Because shrewd dollar savers
take advantage ot our tempt
ing offers. Look at our in
ducements for the present :
It c nil ti fill
liaby Carriages
$3.
ntul
Upwards.
Handsome
Iron liedatends
and
Upwards.
Refrigerators
With Spigots
and
Upwards.
XS2
M. Spoon
T.
IIS Kamt Centra St.
MAHANOY CITY.
W illiam Calahonc, who was being taken
down to jail yesterday on a charge of assault
villi iutent to rape made by bis boarding
mistress, Mrs. Mary E. Jones, gave the oil!
i or the slip aud has not been seen since.
The members of t'o. E, 8th Regt., N. O. P.
left for Philadelphia this luornin?.
The M iv party in Kaier's dance hall li st
night under the auspices of the Auicrluis
Hub, w is a grand success.
Fen (looper, John Anstock, George Htit'cr,
.T. J. Quirk and Wallace lloldeinan went to
Llewellyn to-day to represent Mahanoy City
at the annual meeting of the Schuylkill
County Fish and Game Association.
Joseph Meyer, of East Centre street, has
Van notiAed of the death of his mother in
Germany.
Joseph Cobley has gone to the Minors' hoe
pi'ul to have an operation performed on one
of bis legs, which was injured in a football
i.:nnc last fall.
Ilase Unit Challenge.
The Violets hereby challenge the Stars to
pliiv a game of lse ball at the Trotting park
on Saturday, May 15, at 0 a. m. Address
reply to It. A. Dangler, manager, South White
streot.
Died nt tho Hospital.
Henry, 15-ycar-old son of Isaac Thomas,
of Lansford, died at the Minors' hospital nt
Fountain Springs, this morning. Tho boy
attempted to jump on ii coal train at Lans
ford last evening, but fell beneath tho
wheels. II is arms wore cut off.
Orders for fldVors from Payne's nurseries.
left at Morgan's llazar, will receive prompt
attention. 5-13-eod
O'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
Cor. White
and Lloyd
Streets,
Shenandoah.
Mansion
House
Stables,
MAHANOY CITY.
MM Vp'fi IIAVK TIIH IIANDS0MH8T
DKSltiNS OF
OIL CLOTHS
N.
IN TOWN.
E. B. FOLEY,
27 ll'ost Centre Street.
f-A No
A car load of SUMMER CLOTHING just purchased of the
best makers in Philadelphia and New York, will be sold at the
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
S and 11 South islain Strsst.
The largest clothing house in this section of the State, and
renowned for the best goods and cheapest prices of any house in the
business in this part of Pennsylvania.
The stock embraces Light Suits, all kinds of Plaid Suits with fly
front coats and vests and Black Suits in all varieties and styles, with
low of high cut vests for Men, Youths and Children.
pnrn nnpri,
MOB! rRDD!
TO KIDNEY SUFFERERS.
Opportunity Well Worthy
Your Nlotlcc.
of
If you suffer with kidney dlnNtM or any
ailment arlitlug from at) -Improper action of
tliv kidney or urinary orjmii, thia oflhr wt
make to tlie people of Shrmtntioali idiould
intort'Rt yon. In tlie mHnnromi'iit of mod i
cnl wiencp. the kldnpya, Iwlng nlmofit the
oi'iinns of 1 1 e uroatcst importanrp to human
health, have not been nenleeted, and in
placing liofm-e yon aueh a euro ns Dunn's
Kidney Pills, the proprietors recognize how
far ao many statements of tlie makers of
similar preuaratlona have fallen short of thcli !
claims, being convinced that no remedy for
kidney complaints in existence equals Dunn's
Kidney 1HI1 Tot attuh ailment; strengthened
In these convictions by letters that are dally
received of the. work they are doing for
mankind's benefit, old backs am! young hack
are being constantly freed from nover-cemlng
aches, and many a lame and shattered one.
stooped and contracted, is strengthened,
invigorated and infused with new life. Willi
such a medicine, an otter of this kind can he
made without hesitancy, for while we lose
the box we give to you. we make a friend
that assists us in the sale of many others.
ONE FULL BOX
of Donn'a Kidney Pills will be given away
free to 200 persons suffering with kldney
ailmentaat the undersigned address. First
come, first served, aud only this one vhauce
offered. I.ememlier this is not a sample box,
but a regular siae Ikix of Doan's Kidney Pills,
which retails at 50 cents. For those In the
country who can not call-in lime, a full box
will lie mailed on receipt of five cents in
either coin or atntnps, to defray expenso of
postage and mailing, in response to all letters
received up to and including May 18th.
UEMEM11E1I
FREE DISTRIBUTION ONE DAY ONLY
MONDAY, MAY 17th,
AT
Kl RUIN'S PHARMACY,
SHENANDOAH, FA.
Cut this advertisement oiitand name pupor.
Sole agent for the United States, Foster
Milbum Co., Uufthlo, N. Y.
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAMES.
National J.oiiBite.
At rittslmrg Washington. 7; rittaburg.
4. At Clevelund Uoston, 4; Cleveland. 1.
At Louisville (12 Innings) Philadelphia,
3; Louisville. 2. At Cincinnati Cincin
nati, 7; New York, 3.
lSnstorn Lciiano.
At Itoclicatcr Itochcster, C; Toronto. 4.
Touched nil Klectrlo "Wlro ntul Died.
Naaticoke, Pa.. May 14. Albert
Cooper, 17 years old, of a prominent
family, was returning home last even
lng when some boys who were toying
with a hanging electric wire dared
him to take hold of It.- He seized the
wire and instantly received a shock.
which laid him out Insensible, and
from which he died a few minutes later.
An inquest Is to be held.
Almshouse Storekeeper.
Tlioro seems to be somo trotiblo about the
appointment of storekeeper nt tho almshouse.
Controller lleujamiii It. Sovern, who lias tho
naming of tho appointment, has selected
Georgo Spencer, of Pottsvillo, for tho po
sition. Mr. Spencer was to havo taken
cbargo of hi-i duties last Tuesday, but Poor
Directors Ahrcnsfleld and Dietrich refused to
recognize tho appointment. It is expected
that the difficulty will soon bo adjusted. If
niattcr-i aio not soon satisfactorily settled,
Mr. Severn will appoint Mr. Spencer un
auditor, ill accordance with a recent net of
the Legislature, which will glvo that oillcial
authority to peruse every bill and other
fliiaiici.il matters which pass through the
hands of the Poor Directors. As storekeeper,
it is tlie duty of that official to report to the
Controller all stores which ate purchased,
with their quality, etc., and n statement as
to whether the goods received arc full value
for the money expended for them.
Cmillrinuil by tho souuto.
AVaajilngton, May 14. The senate
yesterday confirmed the" following,
BmonK other nominations: James M.
Sloan, assistant United - States treas
urer at Baltimore! Brigadier General
J. W. Forsyth, to be major general;
Albion w. Tourgee of New York, con
sul at Bordeaux, France; H .P. Cheat
ham ot North Carolina, recorder of
deeds In tlie District of Columbia.
Postmasters C. B. Jones at Rockvllle,
Md.; A. M. Kettler at Bennett, I'a,
Marriages.
The mirriago of Miss F.mma ISaehman, of
Tamaquu, to Mr. Ilusfcel C'oxe, of Schuylkill
Haven, will occur at the bride's homo at tho
former place, on Wednesday, Juno 0.
A pretty wedding took place at tho homo
of .Mr. and Mrs. David II. J-'Uher, of Pine
grove, when their daughter, Miss Estolla,
and Edward Kecfer were marriod by I!ov.
E. S. Noll. The hrido wore a handaonie
cream dress, trimmed with pearls, silk laco
and ribbons, and wore beautiful yellow rosea
in her dress and hair.
All Prices Cut Without Regard to the Quality or Hake of Goods.
HARD TIMES flET ON A SQUARE FOOTING
MAMMOTH
THE DIETRICH TRIAL.
I Tlio Defendant Itenlaa tlie Slorli n of a
Nunilirr uf U'llnpMrn.
The raac of Neii Dietrleh, one of the I'mir
Din-dor, eliarged with areeptlng hrllie from
employe at that institution, in attracting
wide-spread attention, anil the Anal outcome
of the piiw'cuttou is awaited with a gnat
deal of interest in all pirti of tho county.
The first count of the Indictment, wliirli
charge him with necepting ffltw from 1i
John Oray, former physician at the iilin.s
honse, Is the part under which he is ! mg
pressed, the second count charging h'.ni uh
hcrepting f B from George Ileinier foi hi- up
pointmvut as butcher, not being suppm-ii d lv
evidence is dropped and the Judge will in hi
charge direct n verdict of not guilty on that
charge.
After questioning thirty-eight jurors the
following were selected to try the ease. John
Felsl'iirg, shoemalier Mlnvravillc; David
Biiusch, cartetiter, Ijindiogvlllc ; (iiarlcs
llornlieigcr, farmer, Barry township ; Oeorgi
M - lluiftalngcr, clerk. Tremont borough
Hjny Keeney, shoemaker, Schuylkill
Haven ; Adam Pfeiffer, teamster, lVttsville;
John (tarrigau. clerk, Port Carbon"; Harry
Rosenfettor, minor, Ilrancli township ; James
I.CWU, miner, Tower City ; tteorge F
Zlcgler, miner, llranch township ; Ulias
Adams, repairman, Piuegrovc township.
The counsel engaged arc 1 lsttict Aitnriie
llech'cl, A. W. gclatlek, W, F. Shepherd. C,.
A. Sryder and U. A. llemer, for Hie Com
monwealth, and Messrs. William A. Murriitid
W. J. WhltchmiM for the defense. Whet
the case was opened, Mr, Whitehonse, ad
dressing the court, declared that an uiilawfu
combination had lieen formed against the de
fendant and demanded to know who Messrs
Sclmlck, Shepherd, Suyder aud ISerner re
prcs nted. The court maintained that an
mnwi r to these questions was not necessary.
Ex-Poor Director Jacob Day testified as it.
an argument, in writing and sworn to, be
tween himself and the defendant, selecting
the appointments for 1FB5, and of a subse
quent ontt'when the name of Dr. Qray was
ununified as pliysirlau and Dr. Moore sub
stituted, dray, liowovor, was npppoiuted.
George Walker swore that he drew up the
agreement and that he was slated for clerk.
Dr. John Gray, whom it is alleged paid
Dietrich $600 for the appointment of phy
sician, related scvonil conversations bad
with the defendant, at which tholatterstated
that Doctors O'llara and Moore wore also
appircants for the position, and stated that
certain lartles were to havo money if Dr.
Mooro was appointed. Tho party referred to
was Hou. S. A. Losch, who was to have $800.
Mr. Diotiich had said that If any ono ie
coived money it should be thoso who made
tho appointment. Dr. Moore, tho director
said, was boing forced upon him. It cost
mouey to sccuro his oloction, ho had told the
witness- On crosa oxamination tho witness
said that on the day the apnolutmonts wore
mado at the almshouse, Dietrich told him he
had named Mooro. Later, tho witness said,
he was told lie bad received tho appointment.
Dr. James Gray, brother of tho applicant,
related how he otl'ered the defendant ?600 at
one time to secure his brother's appointment,
and at a subsequent mccung 'icreased the"
offer to $000. Tho witness said on Tantiary
18, 1S0B, tho director had visited bin and
asked how about "that." - After toino con
versation tho witnots gave the director $200
and received a receipt. On Match 20, i-XlO
more was exchanged for a receipt. A noii
for $200, payably to'Fiank Diotricb, was also
given tho director.
Dr. John ill. Uray. tho appointee, was
again called and stated that Mr. Dietrich
visited him a mouth after his appointment
and that on pay day ho gaveiiim $25 as pay
ment on a note, Mr. Dietrich it presenting to
him that he was in need of money. A month
late; Mr. Dietrich camo again and was paid
$75. Another timo ho was given $15 or $20.
Ho told him that tho note had not been can
celled and that he needed monoy. This
closed the commonwealth's side.
In opening for the defense Mr. Wbitohonso
said that the coward who had started this
suit was unknown, but was well represented
and ho took a broad survey of the court room
In all libs oxpcricuco it was tho first time, ho
had seen so much counsel without a client.
It will bo recalled that tho caso is being tried
on the presentment of tho Grand Jury
Kcii Dietrich, tho defendant, testified that
on tho forenoon of tho Saturday following
his election Dr. Gray had visited him and
bad asked for a position. Ho visited him
again in five or six weeks and talked ap
pointment. Dr Jamas Gray had tuado him
un offer of $500 for his brother's appoint
uient. No responso was made to the proposl
tion. At a later meeting the defendant had
told tho doctor that thero was a rumor that
S. A. Losch was to recoivo $300 for Dr
Moore'aappoiutiuent, which had caused the
defendant io feel hostile to Dr. Moore. The
dofeiidaut had mado a remark that, if
money was to be paid, bo could not seo why
it should go to Mr. Losch. The oiler of $500
rw.is mado again. No responso had been
made to this either. Had not sbakod his
head, nor could ho say that he had smiled
or stroked his beard. Had said that If it was
in his power Dr. Gray would bo appointed.
Ministers and others had recommended him.
At a subsequent meeting at Yoder's hotel ho
had said thero was still hope. Nothing had
been said before tho organization. Didn't
let tho doctor know of his appointment.
Allowed him to find it out through others.
The case will bo given to the jury late this
afteruoou. At 3;30 o'clock counsel were still
addressing the jury.
To Cattle Owners,
A fino Holstein bull for service. An
opportunity for lovers of good stock. Apply
to John T. Leo, No. 230 North Catherine
street. 5-13-lw
. We have the largest and finest line to be found anywhere else in Wc aUo ,,ave a cnormous stock of pmys oS M s,2is m
the State. See our Blouse, Junior and Reefer Suits. Customers can . . . ... . . , .
a i i r i-rr . .1.. . , r 'Js ,n a11 varieties, which are being sold at greatly cut prices,
find thousands of different patterns in this line at our store and for b ' 1 tCB'
very little money can make a choice of any. Wc always carry the
finest lines of goods, and in that way have earned the reputation of OUR HAT D E PA RT IV! FNT
having the largest and best clothing house in the coal region. . .
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lEIlHAH MEDICAL LAWS.
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PAIN EXPELLER.l
world renowned t llcmiirknMy micccMful I
Sonlv gentium wliu Trade Mark" Anchor,'
I'. Ad. Ilii'hterito., SI5 1'carlSt., ew lork.
31 HIGHEST AWAR35.
1 3 Branch Iltraiei, Own Glassworks.
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PERSONAL MEN HON.
W. Pi tin Kemble, editor of tho Mt. Carmel
Item, p-iid the Hkuai I) olllce a very pleasant 111
visit laol evening.
Miss Mai.e Conners and friend, William
.VlcLiugblln, spent hist evening visiting
friends in Mahanoy City
Aloxandcr JatnM and William Morris went
to Philadelphia yoalerday to spend a few
days.
Mim Clam Trantman Is homo from tlie
Sew York training quartern of the Salvation
riny.
J. Calvin lloflWHu, representing P. Rarbey
& Son, the Heading brewers, spent yesterday
in town transacting bustnessrorthecouiimtiy.
Miss Lou Gather, of Heading, was In town
to-day to attend the funeral of her deceased
classmate, Mia Fannie Davies, ui Philadel
phia. Daniel lleddatl, of Tamaqtia, was seen
about town to-day.
Messrs. W. II. lloouo and S. Iv. Morgan, of
St. Clair, were registered at tlie Hotel
Franey to-day.
Misses Lizale Kelly ami Lizzie Cummings,
of Noith Chestnut street, attended the May
Assembly in Mabanoy City last ovoiling.
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. D. Klrlln returned
last ovoning from u trip to Philadelphia
Q. A. Smith, of Philadelphia, returned to
his home to-day after spending a week in
town.
Grant Troutman is homo from tho Now
York mission of tho American Volunteers.
Miss Estor edinsky and sister, Lena, of
Pottsville, are tho guests of the' Misses Reese,
on Urast centre street.
Croup and whooping cough arc childhood's
othor tiiroat and lung troubles, can bo quick
ly curea by using Uno Minute Cougn euro,
Ileal l&ttate Transfers.
The following deeds were filed iu tho Re
(order's office: From Henry Iteichwcin and
wife to W'm. 15. Kehler, premises in Harry
township ; Chaa. H. Woltjen, Jr., to Tobias
Wiener, premises in Pottsvillo j August Seibo
aud wife to Fred. Granzow, premisos in
Butler township; John W. Davis and wifo to
John It. Fowlor, premises iu I-rackville
Frank llrinlch and wife to Henry L. Shor-
uian, premises in Pottsvillo ; Mathias Madert
to Nicholas W olsh, premises in Ashland
Kdward Wolsli to Sarah IUchm, premises in
Ashland ; Allianco Coal Company to Mat
Mutlivorch, premises in New Philadelphia
John lingers to Win. Czyzcwiskl, premises in
Pottsvillo ; Win. 11. Kchloraud wife to Mary
Ileiehweiu, promises in Ilarry township.
Just try a 10c box of Cascarets, tho finest
liver and bowel regulator over mado.
STOCK REPORT.
Corrected for the Herald" Dally byStarlt
ltt-otliers, ltrokers, Kgau llulldlng.
Ol-KNING. CLOSING
Am. ToIkicco
Atchison
Am. tugnr ltef
Can. Southern
Jersey Centra!
North Western
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Chicago Was
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ltoek Inland
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Lake Hlioi-e
LouIn & Xasli
Manhattan
Mn. Pacific
National Lead
Halt Si Ohio
N. V. Central
V. ti. Leather,
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Texas Paciflo.
Union l'acillc
Wabash l'PI)
Western Union,..,
.South Itw. Pfd
Chea &Ohlo
W. L. Krlo
U. S. Itubberl'M
Chicago Market.
Ol'KNINO, CI.OSIKC1
Wheat, Sept
July,
Corn, Sept
July
Oats, Sept..,,
July
Pork, Sept
July
Lard, Scfit
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CHILDREN'S SUITS.
CLOTHING HOUSE
LOUIS GOLDIN,
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout the Country
Chronicled for Ilnsty Perusal.
The ItorotiEh Ootinrll meets this evening.
Tke P. A K. 0. k I. Co.. has decided to
bore another hole from the surface into tho
workings of the ltast colliery dose to the ono
that was completed on North Ashland hill
la-d week.
Bert 8. Koenlg, of Pottsvillo, has been
selected as manager of the Academy of Music
at that place.
P. J. Ferguson, of Lost Creek, mingled
among f-lends in town. At the solicitation
of numerous friends Mr. Ferguson Is seriously
' i "iiteinplatlng entering the field for the
Pemocnttic nomination for Sheriff. Chrou-
ir ,T. 8. Kistler brought homo a nice men
of brook trout yenterday. Thp Dr. is an
expert angler and enjoy the spoit.
A.C. Paine, of Lebanon, Is at Nhnnoktn
negotiating for the purchase of O. 11. Drum
hel ei's interest In the Windsor Hotel.
Tho bill authorising boroughs" to make
appropriations to establish and maintain free
public libraries has been pass d by tho senate.
Bring your Job work to tho IIWiai.d nDlco.
Firat-ehiss material, good workmatiship and
reasonable prices.
Itaiulio & Hon. of Beading, have the con
tract for decorating Pottsville for the state
oiiventlon of tho Gorman Catholic sotieties
June.
Tlie P. A 1!. passenger stallnllS in this
county are being repainted.
The heavy ntin and wind storms of
Weilnexlay night cautod much havoc In the
Schuylkill valley. Iu Berks county hail fell
ho size of walnuts.
A charter was grafted to the Lewishurg
and Biiflalo Valley It. It. Co. This is the
Hue pridected by Congressman Kulp aud hN
linn. It will be 15 miles lo.lg. The capital
8.10.000.
The mules heretofore used by the I.o' Uh
Valley Goal Co. nt Ccntralia wore all takon to
"otUvillo yesterday, and win uo uistnoutcu
at the York Farm, aud other collieriesowned
by the ooni patty.
rue uoiuniDia growing uorapaiiy is en
gaged in paving South Poar alley from West
Oak street to the full extension of its plant.
Seven-year-old Jahu Bromlck was drowned
in swollen Carbon Run Creek at Shatnokin.
Knights of Malta onded their Grand
Commandory convocation at Sunbury with a
love feast.
Twenty-seven new ministers graduated last
evening from the Reformed Theological
Sominary at Lancaster.
Chiefs of police, in convention at Pitts
burg, changed their Bureau of Identification
headquarters from Washington, D. C, to
Chicago, 111. !
Tho Reading and Royorstown Electric
Railway Company Will pay $25,000 to the
OleyTuiupiko Company for a right of way
from Black Bear to Jacksonwald.
A fine program ha3 beon arranged forlho
third annual convention of the Afro-Amorl-can
Republican League of Pennsylvania7 at
Lancaster, on Tuesday and Wednesday next.
Richard Crone, a prominent wilkesbarro
kotelkceper, has left town, and his creditors
havo taken possession of his property. It Is
said he lost a small fortune on tho Corbett-
Fitzsiintnons fight.
THE MINE INVESTIGATION.
Sllnern Complain AKtnat the Injus
tice of Company Btorou,
Clearfield, Pa., May 14. The legisla
tive investigating committee met In
the law library of the courthouse yes
terday, A number of miners were ex
amined. The company store seems to
bo their greatest grievance, and those
on the witness stand denounced It as
the greatest Injustice with which they
nave to contend. The company to
which Judge Dean belongs was de
nounced In especially severe terms. A
number of miners testified that they
were forced to deal at the company
stores or lose their positions. One
miner said he had been discharged for
refuclng to deal At these stores.
Mr. Heddlng, superintendent of the
Morrtsdale Coal company, was the only
operator present. He said his com
pany did not discriminate against min
ers who did not deal at the company
store. Ho paid the company bought
the best goods In the market and sold
them as cheap as the same goods could
be obtained elsewhere.
There is much suffering In this region
on account of the destitution caused
by lack of employment,
The flrst session In Scranton was not
a success, but through no fault of the
members, the subpoenas not having
been served on witnesses. W. II,
Storrs, assistant general coal agent of
tho Delaware, Laolcawanna and West
ern company, and General Superin
tendent W. A. May, of the Hillside
Coal and lion company, the only wlt
nesecs, said there was no truth In the
rumor that mine employes were In a
destitute condition. The companies
they represented had made no profit,
they averred, for several years.
Marriage Licenses.
Georgo J. Fcrrcbco and Emolino JVagner,
both of Washington township.
lledding plants, such as getanlums, ver
benas, fuchsias, eto., nt Payne' nurseries,
Oirardvlllo. M3-cod
nii:i,
ltl'HSK. At Shenandoah, Pa., on the 12th Inst.,
Hiltli, Infant daughter of I'. C. and Ltzzlo
Hpcse. Tho funeral will tako place on Satur
day afternoon, tlie 15th Inst., at 2 o'clock.
Services ot tho house, 3d "North Jardln street.
Itelatlves and frlonds Invited to attend, It
Proprietor.
"GOLD DUST.'
All Cleaning
FACTORY )-
Mi'S-to North limerick fire.,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
I have made a general reduction
to do so until May 29th.
Verdict Airnlnt IiiHimince Company.
Pittsburg, May 14. In the United
States circuit court the jury In the case
of Mrs. Louise Morris against the Fi
delity Casualty company, of New York,
rendered a verdict In favor of the
nlaintiff for 111,790, the full amount of
the policy, with Interest from March 10,
1894, the date of death. Morris was
killed by falling from a skiff into Lake
Chautauqua. The Insurance company
had refused to pay on the ground that
ho died from heart trouble, and was
not drowned.
HOOD'S PHjTjS euro Mvcr Hit,,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A. plca"nt laxative. All Druggists-
Spring
Dress Goods.
Twenty-five pieces of Im
ported Novelty Dress Goods fo
25c. per yard. These styles are
new and are shown exclusively
by us. See our window dis
play ot these and also the
splendid stock of '
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
Prices run from 25c. to $1.50
for Laundered Waists. Don't
wait till choice styles are gone
but come now and pick from
our great assortment oi stylish
waists.
CHANGES IN THE TARIFF
Will advance many lines of
goods. We have made large
purchases and can continue to
sell fine dress goods and silks
at special bargain prices.
During January, Feb
ruary and March
Over a thousand of the famous
McCall Bazar Papei Patterns
were sold by us for 10 Or 15c
why pay more ?
L. J.WILKINSON
MAIN STREET.
LLOYD STREET.
PANTS.
w-... imigwitaivui juii mm
,j latest style, double rim, black or brown
"GOLD DUBT."
abovft the house, paint, floors, pots
nud pans, dishes and glassware,
silver and tinware, can be done
better, quicker and cheaper with
LP.
'V&SHING PoWDEfc
CM
than with any other cleansing
compound. Largest package
greatest economy.
THE If. K. TAlRUAHly COMPANY,
Chicago, St. Louis, New York, Uoston, Vulladelphl.
SCRGBN
PRAriBS.
5CUBEN
KINGS.
tnrer of
cteens,
WINDOW GUARDS,
' STABLE GUARDS
TREE GUARDS,
fences
Of all descriptions alllowesl rates.
in Iron FrtNcas and will continue
MISCELLANEOUS.
IriOIt SALH. A ueslroble building, centrally
! lo nted, with all modern improvements.
For further Information apply to ex-Justice ot
tho Peace W. II Shoemaker, notary public 3t
"YUANTBD, Active reliable man to travel nml
f 1 solicit orders for nursery stock ; perman
ent employment; expenses and ealary or
eo nml.H-.loii. For terms address tho It. C. Chase
Co., South Penn StpinrB. Philadelphia Ml ti
T ICENHK FOR SAI,K Tho boIoou and res-
.ij tauront iicenie or Daniel It. Wilson. 611
Centre street, 'Ashland, Is for solo.
Apply at
1-23-tt
1111s oiace.
IftOIl SAL15. Lot 30150, situate on West Coal
.' street, Two single bouses, one on tho
front and the other on the rear of lot. I'or
price and terms apply to T. K. Keddall,
Attorney-ilt-hiw, corner ot Main and Centre
streets. -1-38-tf
"VrOTICB. This certifies that William IL
i Cnshner, of 35 North West street, Is nt
present appointed solo agent for the Apollo
Lump. The undersigned agree to protect, at
their own cost, and to defend-any law suitor
action" that may be taken by any person or
eotporatlou In regard to Apollo Ijimps.
5-ll-lw AroLixj Itici). OAs L1011T Co.
IjWATK OF OTTO CAIU.S, T)KCI5ASKI.
J Letters trstumentnry on tho cat ate of Otto
Carls, Into of the Borough of Sheimmtoitli,
Schuylkill county, l'emiaylvnnla, dteaoi,
have heon Granted to Augtmt Willium Curls and
Christian llauaman. of Shenandoah. Pa., to
whom till portions Indebted to aid rwtnto nro
remirsteil to muko payment, nnd those having
claims or demands will make. Known ihc naiim
without demy to
AUGUHT iV ITil.iAM OARLR, OtUl
ClUtHTIAN llAUHMAN.
Or their attorney, Executors.
JV. V. H110KHAKEU.
Shenandoah, Ta.t April 23, 1697. 4-23-CtT-ftav
Commencement
Gifts.
We are already prepared to cater
to the trade with a splendid line .of
Ladles' Sulphur Stone Shirt Waist Sets,
Gent's Shirt Sets, Paper Cutters, ...
Silver Hat and Clothes Brushes,
Glove Guttoners, Etc., Ete.
We call special attention to our
large and complete line of Sulphur
Stone Novelties. Largest stock in
the locality.
Watch, Clock and Jewelry
Repairing neatly done.
' YOST'S
Jewelry - Store,
1 12 N. flain St.
ouii nuisui C!)C lOW". Ulir
Stiff Hat should be .seen.
5
9 arid 11 Souitli Main Street,
Shenandoah, Penna,
M.
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