COMMENCEMENT WILL SOON Ug HERB. We have .a select line of articles suitable for presents for the graduates, and the prices are right. SEE OUR LOWER WINDOW. HOOKS &BR0WN 4 North Main St. PERSONAL MEN f ION. Mm. Mary Doveyrlsltis ipent yesterday In Centralta. MiiMR Mama Itrecher ami lramiftli GInley were Ashland viiiton Uwlay. MIm I'earo Htaufler, of Nuremberg, is being entertained by town frietuls. Miwes Cleary, of Malianoy City, attended the euimitenrenient ererrlaes here last night. Miss Ih-rkle Soiglc, of Routing, ia visiting the family of 11. .T. Yoat, on Welt Centre street. Mls Hiuuiah Davis, one of the High school graduates, nus the recipient of a liandMtne Demoiett bicycle. Misses Maine Davis, Margaret Vaughn, Sophia Schmlcker and Oertrode Kvans, of Ashland, are the guests of Miss Hannah Davis. Miss Ella V. 1'nrcell, and her brother, William, of Phoenix Park, are the guests of Mr. and Sirs. Joseph V. Purcell, on West Cherry street. Messrs. Bernard Dnrkin, Joseph Wliltaker and Timothy Uiblin, students at St. Charles Seniiuiiry, Overbrook, are home to sneud their summer vacation. Misses Hannah Hartacb and Mary Wade, who graduated last night, are in Kutstowii to-day to stand an examination beforo the State Board at the Normal school. Itov. D. I. Kvans, I.uke Itowen and Edward Capper, representing the Welsh Baptist church of town, left to-iUy for Audenried to participate in the ceremonies attending the ordination of Itev. D. M. Kvaus. lilt Wheeled tlio H1)-. Two ell known young men of town yostcr diiy made a wiger that one of them would not show BUtHeient courage to wheel ft lliy coach from O'Neill's furniture, store, out Oak street, down Jardiu street and return with the baby in it. The bet was accepted, and the ytiuug man in nuestioii carried out its provisions much to the amusement of his friends along the route. As a result thoro's a Tempest in a tea pot" over the all'uir. Advertised Letters. Letters addressed to the followitiR named people romaiu uncalled for at the post-olUc'c: Miss Maria Brent. Mrs. Maggie Doloy, Mis Mary Devers, Abraham Hawk and Dr. A. P. Srhissler. STORE NEWS. NEW SILKS FOR WAISTS. A special lot of printed silks in choice new colors, now 2ic. per yard. BLACK SILKS Tor capes or dress waists, in rich brocades, 39c. to $1.00. Satin Dnchesse and Faille Silks in all grades at low prices. STYLISH DRESS GOODS This department is so complete that no descrip tion would do it justice ; we are the, leaders in this line and our goods are marked at rock-bottom prices. DON'T FORGET THIS ! The McCall Paper Pat terns are the best in the world and the prices are only 10 or 15c. L. J.WILKINSON MAIN STREET. LLOYD STREET, O'HAIU'S LIVERY ! BOARDING AMD SALES STABLES, Undertaking in - - - - all its Branches. Open Day and Night. Cor. White and Lloyd Streets, Mansion House Stables, MAHANOY CITY. Shenandoah. J VE IIAVK TIIK HANIJHOMRHT DKBIUNS OK ..OIL CLOTHS IN TOWN. E. B. FOLEY, No. ar Went Centre Street.- PORTY-SIX APPLICANTS, Undergo an Bxamltiatlou for Mine Fore man OertlltentM. The Miners Examining Board began the examination of forty-six candidates for mine foreman certlAcatos, at the court house, yes terday and concluded their labors to-day. Twenty questions were submitted to the applicants yesterday, to be answered before the close of the day's session, and as many more were given to-day. All of the appli cant! are from the anthracite district, nine from the Sixth, twenty from the Seventh and seventeen from tho KIkIiMi. The applicants from this (Sixth) district, are as follows : Patrick J. Frlel, New Bos ton; Wm. Brady, Park Place; Michael Mc Neils, Mahanoy City; William S. Davis, Henry Lewis and John M. Jones, Audonreld; David U. James and lMwsrd It tcliford, Shen andoah ; Wm. Dodea, St. Nicholas. The examination is being conducted under the direction of the following men well known in mining affairs: Sixth District Wm. Stein, ex oBlclo; Wm. II. Lewis, Wm. Venn ; Frank Wilcome, Shen andoah, and M. J. Breuuan, East Mahanoy township. Seventh District Kdwatd llrcnnan, ox- 01II00; Audrew ltobcrtson, PotUvlllc ; Hubert Mulr, Mt. Cartnel, and Adam lkchmau, Ashland. Eighth District John MiGulre, rx-ofllcio ; Thomas I)iyle, Vottsvllle; Thos Holohan, Silver Creek, and David Tuokor, VottavlHo. Fertilizers. Telephone to M. Ulrlch & Son, Ashland, IV.. wile you have a deed animal. They will lwiul'H away at short notice, free of charge. 0-7-1 m YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAMES. Xntlonnl J.rngiie. At Phllartelnhia-St. Louts. 9: Phtladel phta. 4. At New York New York. 5; ( Cleveland. 0. At Hnltlmore Baltimore, 11; Pittsburg, 9. At Washington Wash ington, 8; IOulHvllle, 3. Imstern I.ciikmo. At Sernnton Bprlngflold, 7; Scranton, i. At WHkeabarre Providence, T; Wllkcm barre, . At Syracuse -Toronto, 8; Syra cuse, 6. At Rochester (10 innings) Buf falo, 10; Rochester, 9. Atlantic Lenuiio. At Lancaster Lancaster, 4; Itlchmond, S. At Hartford Paterson, 8; Hartford, 2. At Newark Athletic. 3; Newark, 2. At Heading Norfolk, 7; Heading, 4. 'JUlnNtor Towur on Duty. Vienna, June 19. Emperor Fr.mcls Joseph yesterday received in audience Mr. Uartlett Tripp, the retiring United States mlnlater to Austria-Hungary, who presented his letters of recnll. Later his majesty received In audience Mr. Charlemagne Tower, the new unit ed States minister here, who presented his credentials. Ono dose of Dr. Fowler's Kxt, of Wild Strawberry will chock any case of diarrbora if taken at tho start. Church Kotlces. Kev. Robert O'Boyle, pastor of the Trinity Reformed church, will commence n now series of short sermons on popular subjects for tho Sunday evening servicos during tho summer months. The subject for to-morrow ovening's sermon will bo "Nothing But Loaves." Kvcrybody welcome Tho services in tho Calvary Baptist church, to-morrow, will bo conducted by Miss Fannie Morgan. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Pralso service at 0:15 and preaching. 'it 0:30 p. in. Miss Morgan is a fluent speaker and a cordial invitation is extended to all to bo present. Children's Day will be observed to-morrow in tho Methodist Episcopal church. At the morning service tho infant department exer cises will bo held, followed by a brief sermon by tho pastor, with anthems by the church choir. At 0:30 p. m., tho main school will render the full Children's Day program. Tho church will bo appropriately decorated. Tliefo services aro of special interest. Mr. John Kcrslako will have chargo of tho Sun day morning class meeting. Tho Usher's Association meet the needs of tho congrega tion. A cordial wolcomo to all. "Dead Stuck" for bugs. Used by U. S. flovornmeut. A liquid insect powder. Won't stain, G-14-30t-cod Tho Tent Was Overcrowded. Standing room was the only available spaco to be had at tho performance of Welsh Uros. elrcus abovo the Reading station last night. The moment tho ticket olllco opened there was ono continuous stream of people filing into the canvass until long after the per formance began. This accounts for tho bitccoss and tho reputation the Welsh Bros, have attained in this town, which is only duo to their meritorious performances in giving tho public more than the actual value of their price of admission, which is the small sum of 10 cents. At the children's matinco this afternoon the enclosure within the canvass was ono mass of humanity, everybody eagerly waiting and watching uv ry act as it was announced. Tho show closes its engagement hero with another performance to-night, when It leaves for Hazleton, where it will exhibit next week, All those who have not availed themselves of the opportunity of witnessing Welsh Bros, performance, should do so by attending the last performance to-night. Letters Grunted. Letters of administration were granted to L.wreuce Coleman on the estate of Elizabeth Coieumu, late of tho township of Butler, do-coai-vd ; to G. F. Wiest, on the estate of Christiana Wiest, late of Mincrsville, do ceased. Letters testamentary were granted to Josiah Llneaweavor on the estate of Alfred D. Seitzinger, lato of Tunian.ua, deceased ; to George I) Stamm and John W. Stamm, oti the e.Uto of Israel Stamm, late of New Uinggold, deceased. Letters of admlnUtration d. b. n. were granted to Thomas A. Haulon on the estate of Thomas Hanlou, late of the Borough of Uilberton, deceased. Litters of administration were granted to David P. Maurer, on the estate of Andrew T. Erdman, late of the Township of Upper Mahantongo, deceased. Lettem testamentary were granted to ileticvllle Reed, on the estate of Salome Heed, late of the Township of Pine Grove, deceased. The Geezer Nuw Winning. Not disheartened by their recent defeat at the hands of the Peerless nine, the Geezers yesterday afternoon faced another enemy in the Shenandoah High school team. Although the runs were piling up fast, the entire game was an Interesting one, many beautiful plays being made at different Intervals. The Geesers appeared on the grounds with new life and made the students bow to the prowess of the boys from the cigar stare by the score of SS to 18. The notable features of the game were the home runs made by W. Powell, Davis and Merrick, and the battery work of the winning team. Campbell was credited with striking out 13 men. The umpiring was done by Mader, uud it required li hours and 15 minutes to play the game. The sou re is as follows t fleeter 0482z20 1-W Il.Seho I.. 3 2 0 2 3 0 1 4 3-18 lSleetlon of Ottlcers, The Young People's Social Gathering have elected the following ortlcent: President, Bertha Deater; Vive President, William Mader ; Treasurer, George Knott ; Secretary, Peter HolleuUaeli ; Assistant, John Lee ; Usher, Frank U rod well ; Chaplain, Katie Dodsworth. PITHY POINTS. Happenings Throughout the Onuutry Chronicled tor Hasty rernsal. It la reported the potato erop will lie small this year. Tho Hhamokin School Board has flxwt tie tax at 13 mills this year. A marriage license has been iasned to Wasvl Krotilcaky and Alexandra Plmeh, both of Shenandoah. The Famous liase 111 team of town will play the Mahanoy Plane team at the Trotting park to morrow afternoon. The Hnsleton Water Company have taken legal action to condemn a ill earn of witter in Parker township, Carbon county. The Mountain drove Camp Association for the first time in Its history, has Just paid the stockholders three per cent, on their Invest ment. Tramps arrestid at Itarritlmrg are re quired to pay a fine of fW or be eomiielled to work 30 days on tho municipal Improve ments. A stilislantial flag stone pavement is being laid around the Lithuanian church on IxUli tho Cherry and Jardin street sido of the edifice. A petition is being circulated among tho citisens of Uilberton borough asking that people give up the use of Mud Bun water and substitute water to be furnished by Shenandoah water works. The total nutnbur of words sent from the Western Union Telegraph Company's ofllce at llloomsburg during and relatlvo to tho Wlntersteen-Knorr trial, amounting to 186,- 000 a aulMcient number to flit ISO columns of this paper. Prof. Coles, In "Storms and Signs," pub lished at Kingston, Pa., says the best days to catch fish this mouth will be Monday, 21st Tuesday, 32nd ; Wednesday, 23rd : Monday, 26th, and Tuesday, 20th. Those dates aro the so-called "high flood" dates In rivers and streams. MAHANOY CITY. The lllejelo aiect Was Well l'utronlred and u Success. Mahanoy City, Juno ID. Tho paid ad missions at the bicyole meet yestenlay ag gregated 2,500. There were 21 entries for tho ono milo amateur race, which resulted as follows: First boat Moore, 2:49; Michael, 2:40 3-6 : Stutzman. 2:51 2-5. Second heat- Lante, 2:05 ; Ostaldor,3:03J ; J. Harry, 307J Third boat Stewart. 2:54 J i Ilurchill, 2:53; Apple, 2:501. Final Lautz, 2:44 1-5 Gstalder, 2:412-5 ; Moore, 2:113-5. Ono professional nee: Thompson, 2:27 1-5 ; I.lndloy, 2-X7 ' : WeffiSN 2:23. Starbuok was al " i.i i its nice. R. lvioso, of Allcntown, who holds state record, essayed to establish a half-milo record for tho track. Ho was paced by Wenzcl and Dickenson on tandem. Ills time was 1:03 2-5. Tho Mahanoy City 5-mlle handicap was tho most exciting race and resulted as follows : McGinty, 13:37 1-5 ; Gill, 13:37 2-5 ; Hylan. 13:10 1-5. Tho 2-milo professional handicap resulted as follows: Starbuck (scratch) 4:331-5 Wcur.el (110 yards) -1:33 2-4; Dickinson (85 yards) 4:39 1-5. Tho result of tho 3-mllo amateur hand! cap had 25 entries and was run in thrco boats as follows: First Moore, 8:312-5; I-antz, White jttid Gstalder. Second Stewart, 7:24 2-5 ; Stutzman, Apple and Harry. Final Lautz, 7:42 1-2; Moore, 7:42 2-5; Stowart, 7:42 ; Stutzman, 7:43 3-5. IS. r. ihompson, of llarri&burg, ran an oxhibition half-mile raco without pacing ill 1:20 2-5. Tho prizos awarded were as follows : 1 mile professional Thompson, $15; I.ludlov, S10: Wcnzol, ?5. 2-milo professional Star buck, $20; Wenzel, ?15; Dickinson, $5, 1-milo amateur Lantz, diamond ring worth f 35 ; Gstalder, diamond pin worth (20 ; Moore, pair of tiros worth $10. 3-mllo handi cap I.intz, diamoud worth $30; Moore, sliver water pitchor' ; Stewart, dressing case ; Stutzman, umbrella, 5-mllo race McGinty, diamond riug; Gill, stop watch; Uylau, season ticket. Tho members of Prosperity Council No. 310, Jr. O. U. A. M., will attend tho funeral of David D.tvis nt Morca to-morrow morn ing. A forco of men aro engaged in placing a 00-tou pump at the North Mahanoy colliery. Obituary. Edward F. Smith, died at his homo in Philadelphia on Friday, aged sixty years. Tho deceased is survived by a wife and tbreo children. He located in Mahanoy City in 1800, and from that timo up to 1883, when ho moved to Philadelphia, conducted a hard store. Ho has since been interested in busi ness In Philadelphia, Catawissa and more recently connected himself with tho Boono storo in St. Clair, where ho was taken sick about five weeks ago. He went homo and gradually grew worse. Ho died of heait failure superinduced by an accumulation of water in tho heart sack. Deceased has been a director of tho First National Bank of Mahanoy City since its institution. Anna, tho 7-year-old daughter, of George Shilkauczas, of East Centre street, died this morning of diphtheria. Interment will be made to-morrow. Prof. Khrliait Honored, Tho many frlendj and admirers here of Supt. W. N. Ehrhart, of tho Mahanoy City public schools, are greatly pleased with honors bestowed upon that efficient and popular educator. The pcoplo of Shenandoah are especially pleased witli each succeeding advancement made by their former towns man, and in no instance more than bis recent selection as one of tho examiners of the students at tho State Normal School at Clarion, this being tho third timo he has been called on by the State Superintendent to assist in tho examinations at tho State Normal schools, twice whilo principal of tho High school in this town. Ho examined the students in the following branches : Juniors Latin and botany. Seniors Latin and English literaturo. Special branchos Caosar, Cicero, Virgil and chemistry. In the lattor brandies, whilo Prof. Ehrhart was examiner in four, the other examiners wore assigned hut one each. Wo congratulate the people of Mahanoy City in securing so efficient an educator to presido ovor their public schools, which havo made great advancement during the past year that he has filled the position of Superintendent. Where Havo They Gone 1 Ou Thursday afternoon two young men, James Donovan and Dennis MeGeo, of town, set out for a carriage drive to Ashland. They procured a horse from Dan Brenuan and n buggy was loaned by a liveryman to make the trip. Ou the road between here and thelrdestinatlon the party met with a mishap, the horse runuing away and the vehicle be ing smashed into splinters. Nothing was heard of the men or the team until yestorday morning, when the liveryman was notified of the horse being caught and quartered in a stable near Dark Corner. The men have skipped and their whereabouts is a mystery. Held I'or Assault, John Schultis and his wife, Theresa, were held fur trial by Justice Shoemaker last night on complaint of Joseph Marewskl, who ebameil them with breaking a sewer pipe and beating him. GoimuUslnii lteeetved. ICeeorder Jeukyns to-day received front the Secretary of the CutiiiueuweaHh a notary public eemiulasloti far Walter I. Rahn, of Potttvttls. A eltarter was also granted to the San Waleute Llthuaulun Society, of Middle- pert. Just try a lOe box of Cascarets, the finest liver and bowel regulator ever made, Pres. McKinley's Pastor. The Eminent Washington Preacher Advises Paine's Celery Componnd. President McKinley is a church-coins man. Ho is a regular attendant nt tho Metropoli tan Methodist Church in Washington, of which tho Itov. Hugh Johnston, D. i is tho ! pastor. Dr. Johnston is but ono of many able clergymen who havo publicly advised tho use of Paiuo's celory compound, basing their re commendations on tho benefit they them selves havo derived from Its use. Not only among clorgymen, lawyora and physicians, but among all classes of thought ful, Intelligent people Palno's celery com pound is tho ono reliable remedy for building up tho system when it is rundown. It Is tho greatest nervo and brain invlgorator tho world has ovor kuown. Dr Johnston says of this great remedy: Wells, Richardson & Co., Gentlemen: Having used your Paino'g celery compound as a tonic, lean cheerfully liear testimony to its value in restoring wasted energy and inducing sleep when ono is restles and fatigued. HUGH JOHNSTON. Strong recommendations havo been re ceived from Itov. Henry A. Perry, LL. D., of Chicago. Rev. William T. Bailey of Baltimore. Rev. Charles L. Thompson, D. D., of New York. Rev, ZephaniaU Meek, D. D., of Ken tucky. Itov. Erastus Rowley of Kentucky. Rev. Frther A. Qucllettof N6w Brunswick. Rev. A. K, Sanford of Now York. Rov. II. L. Cranlonard of Now York. Rev It. D. Winn of Now York. Chronic rchcumatism, kidney affections and nervotU exhaustion do not como liko a thunder-clap without warning. All theso blood and nervo disorders cast their shadows beforo them in tho shape of intermittent 1,1 Hung Chang Iteads "llie Century" Li Hung Chang's secretary has recently written to .jtho Century Co. expressing the pleasure tho Viceroy is taking in General Horaco Porter's articloa Campaigning with Grant," now appearing in Tho Century. Mr. Ccthick, tho secretary,says : "His Excellency has had read to him General Porter a articles ou Gcnerat Grant, and has been greatly interested in studying tho character of his great friend during tbo greatest of bis cam paigns for tbo preservation of tho Union. It Is a raro prlvllego to read of such deeds re lated so eloquently by ono who honorably participated in them." Cascarets stiuiulato liver, kidneys and bowels. Never sicken, weaken or gripe, 10c. Deeds Itecorded. From John Droshman et al to Amandus Shutt, premises in Ashland. hrom William J. Burke ct al. to Harriet L. Burko, premises in Ashland. From James Muirnud wifo to Maggio L. Shissler, premises in PotUville. From Win. Atwater, ct. al., to Maria Welsh, premises in Stvatara. From Maria elsh to Lehigh Valley Coal Company, at Swatara. yt Program. Tho following program will bo rendered at a meeting of tho "Y" In Mcllet's hall this evening: Slutlng; prayer; scripturo read ing, Harry Powell ; quartette, Hilton aud party; reading, MIssLillle Llewellyn ; solo. Miss Anna Ueobuer; debate Resolved that tho action of the United States Congress in not acting on the Morgan resolution is not in, feoiing with tho sentiment of tho people; affirmative, George L. Hafncr and J. T. Lawson: negative, Charles Btshnre and George James; singing; critic's report. Marriage Licenses. Charles H. O'Noill, of St. Nicholas and Mary A. Contwell, of Gilberton. William A, Kramer and Mary E. Wllliard. both of Girardville. Rochester 30 DAYS SALE. OR the next daVS We w j - - y v v. w. Children's Suits, of which we have yet a large stock now become so short, and as all former reductions, and as the saying is "Competition is the life of trade," we intend to be the leaders. A call to our store will convince you that this is the truth and not an ADVERTISING SCHEME. We can suit any customer that comes to see us ; no matter how small or big he is, as we carry a full line of MEN'S EXTRA SIZE SUITS AND SINGLE PANTS, SIZES, -O-A to 50.W If you want a nice Plain White Vest or Mixed Goods, you can get them here. In fact we do not know of any thing that a man, boy or child needs in our line that we cannot supply. If there is any customer who cannot be fitted in ready-made clothing, we take his measure and have it made for him inany style of goods he selcata, and without any extra charges. , Our Hat and Gents' Furnishing Dept. is Complete. ROCHESTER CLOTHING MAIN STREET. aches and pains and days of melancholy and depression. People who allow these dis orders to become chronic havo themselves to blame when so many trustworthy pcoplo cou- nuenity assert ana insist that rut no's celery compound will permanently drivo all theso diseases out ot tho system. Paino's celery comnound sweeps tho blood clear from Impurities and dangerous humors .No other remedy answers tho purpose with anything liko the thoroughness or surcnoss or promptness of this rcmarlcaulo remedy. Bo ashamed of noor health. Ev'erv caso of ncilraleia. rheumatism and dyspepsia is a euso of neglect. It Is a shame to waste one's liTo half-sick and denrcsscd bv ailments that might be quickly driven out of tho systom if ono would only rouso one a self and build up tho general health of tho body by Paine's celery comnound. fame s celery compound taken now will do more permanent good to tired, nervous, list less men and women who feel the dragglng down clfect on tho nerves of over-work or de bility than months of absoluto rest later on. It positively and permanently cures nervous debility and exhaustion, neuralgia, sleepless ness, melancholy, hystersia, headaches, dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney troubles, constipation and diseases of the blood, kid neys and liver, because it purifies tho blood and feeds the exhausted nerves and tissuos. Paiuo's celery compound is guaranteed by J uuuurcus ol men anu women wiiom you know either personally orsufiiciontiy well by reputation to leave no doubt In your mind of their sincerity and good Judgment. It has cured innumerable cases of salt rheum, eczema, and other skin dlscasos, rheumatism and neuralgia, and prevented as many moro from nervous prostration who wero on tho quick road to break-down at the timo of using this great invlgorator. PROGRESS... BARGAIN STORE Will open on Saturday, June 19th, with an entire new stock of ladies' and gent's furnishings, fancy goods, notions, hosiery, ribbons, lnccs and em broideries, ladles' and children's waists ntul wrappers, table cloths, toweling and napkins. A specialty in ladies' corsets, the celebrated II, & H. corset, long steel, being protected with leather covers. Having been engaged with the New York Progress Hat and Cap Company, for many years, which has dissolved busi ness, mid whose stock I have retained, consisting of 800 dozen different styles of caps, will be disposed of nt the following prices ; Children's and men's caps, s cents aud upwards ; ladies' and misses' torn p'sliputcrs nt less than half the cost of mnmtfacturlug. Every pur chaser of $1.00 worth of goods, all marked in plain, lowest cas)i figures, will receive a cap free. Larger purchasers will be presented with a liner quality of cap in proportion to the amount of their purchase. One lot of dress goods at exceedingly low figures. Also a lot of children's nobby suits at bargain prices- Lady Cwrks in Attbndanch. NICHOLAS FREIBAND, 27 S, Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa, Tho Ro6y Freshness Ana n velvet softness of the skin Is Inva riably obulned by thors who uss Pozzoni's Complexion "owder. intend to disnnsn nf nnr Ptitirp li'nr. of Cummar- we do not intend to carry anv REMEMBER THIS IS (F.nd of Electric SAMUEL. 1 ilCSa Greatest Sale of Shoes Rver hud in this section is now ffoluir on at our store. We've bought the entire stock of n retail shoe store that failed. The goods will be sold without regard to former price or their real Value. There are a great many very fine shoes in this stock, and the former owners would weep if they could see the little bits of prices we are now asking. wm mm Come quick for the goods can't last long when people know what we are" doing. Factory . . . ...Shoe Store, -lJ. GENTLEMEN : Remember we are now at the new stand, No. ia West Centre Street, (Ferguson House Block) the most central location In town. We have competent journeymen, ever willing to cater to you In the best of taste, style and workman ship. If you want to look dressy, you must also have a neat facial appearance. We can fill all these requirements.- Soliciting your patronage 1 remain, MISCELLANEOUS. "IXTANTKO. A younu in pcrnmncnt un nr T position Catholic jircferrcil. adilreM. W W. Helm, 308 South West street. WANTISO. Aetlvo rclluhle man to trove! nml solicit orders for nursery stock ; permanent employment ; expenses nntl salary or commlsHlon. For terms address tho IE. O. Chnso Co., South Perm Square, Philadelphia, IJIOIt BALK. Lot 30x150, situates on Wwt Coal street. Two single houses, one ou the front and the other on the rear of lot. For prico and term apply to T, It. Heddall, Attornoy-at-law, corner of Muin ami Centre utrcctrt. 4-2H-tf WELSH BROS. BEST AND BIGGEST 10c SHOW 5 EARTH 50- Star Performers -50 111 the niOHt DL0RI0DS, POPULAR AND PLEASING OP PROGRAMS. tEQCI AIC'C ourAt 8io,ooo l'oncupiNn, IXtnOLHlXC 0 VAHADOX or l'IU CIUCUS. SCANLAN and O'BRIEN, Ireland's and A me Hen's Representative, Clow in. WATER PROOF TENT3 . . . SEATS FOR 3,000 PERSONS. 10c Admits to All 10c Kihtbltlne ot Sliennmloali 3 ilnys, JUNE lhh. 18th and 19th. Wanted-An Idea 7bo can think of some tlmple Protect writ t Attor- ncya irUa ofTef Clothing House 30 h awaw w ' 14 1 111 VI in all shades and colors. As of them over, we have made OUR SPECIAL SALE. Car Line.) CHERRY STREET. BLOCK, Proprietor, R. fVloyar, Mgr. r-:MW"-:uM;s,'ttiMM'j W. G. DUSTO. Commencement Gifts. We are already prepared to enter to the trade with a splendid line of Ladles' Sulphur Stone Shirt Waist Sets, Gent's Shirt Sets, Paper Cutlers, Silver Hat and Clothes Brushes, Glove Buttoners, 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. Jewelry - Store, 112 N. Haiii St. Evan J. Davies, LIVERY AND Undertaking; ! 13 N. Jardin Street. DAYS SALE. Clothing in flen's, Boys' and the time to dispose of them has a cut in the nrices that exceeds HOUSE,
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