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r WE ARE RIGHT 1 THE LEGISLATURE.
WE ARE RIGHT
IN FRONT.
Allowing no new papers to
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cure your order for some
paper or periodical and we
will guarantee fair treatment
and prompt delivery.
HOOKS & BROWN
North IV1 a In St.
1. It. Irlo Circular.
,.v official! of the l'hllnitelpliiR ami Rem1-
Coal nml Iron roniiuwy liave completed
work of drawing ill's new July circular
oal price. Similar circulars will apienr
' ay from tlio other eml eoei punka. The
tiling's prices are as follows i
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O'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
I i.jertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
Cor. White Mansion
and Lloyd ! House
Streets, Stables, .
Shenandoah. J MAHANOY CITY.
WB HAVE TUB HANDSOMEST
..OIL CLOTHS
IN TOWN.
L E. B. FOLEY.
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v5 Ho. 37 West Centre Street.
Ummm Schuylkill
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We take great pleasure
ATU
We can assure the public that our new ptore will be their
lighted and largest store room in
br your past favors, and we
Lways find us
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Cheapest Clothiers and Hatters in the County
Atipmiirlntlnnn Actott
m volubly.
H arrisrI'IHi, June 30. Three long sessions
were held yealenlay and many hills were
MWH-d. The work wa priuciiittlly on ap
propriation lilllt.
The Senate passed tlie Pottsville hospital
and Children's Home appropriations finally
and now they Ro to the Oovrmor.
The House tnssed the ameudt'd Aahland
hospital praprlatloti bill. The amendment,
whleh was put on lit the Senate, provide
for (8,500 for tho purpose of completing the
water works at the hospital. Dr. J. V.
Itiddle, auVerintemlent of the hospital, and
Major Rmll C. Wagner, of Olrardvllle, ono of
the trustees, were here to push this amend
ment and did effective work.
An etfort was made to reconsider the vote
by which the Hicyole Tax bill was defeated,
hut it proved of no avail.
To save the $80,000 bill for fitting up the
Grace Methodist church it was understood
to-day that the state would Insert it in the
Ut'iiural Appropriation bill, hoping to work
ItUiroutUiii the confusion of the closing
hours.
Stirgeaut-at-Arnls W'yntt, of the llbtiee,
must swear to the nirrecttiom of lib bills
In connection witli the ftitinilers-ltuherts
contest and the legislative trips to Now
York nml I'liihidclphla. It was apparent
when these bills cnine up that without such
sfUdnvlls they would be defonted, and so
their friends in the House voted for a resolu
tion requiring the oath. No doubt the same
requirement will be attached to Mr. Wyatt's
bill for the Shlfter-Leli contest, which the
House had postponed.
Chagrin was expressed by House oppo
nents of tho Simon Electric I'lnnt Purchas
ing hill upon learning that in the midnight
rush of tho Senate it had been passed finally
there uud had now gone to the Governor.
The bill requires municipalities before estab
lishing their own plants to purchase, through
court proceedings in case of disagreement,
the property and franchises of existing light
ing companies,
Tho civil service bill was defeated in the
Houso on second reading, 03 to 53 Votes.
Since tho defeat of the Liquor License Fee
bill in tho House legislators lmvo been
warned by Governor Hastings that if hills
are not passed to provide BUtllcirnt revenue,
wholesale vetoing may be oxpected.
Three bills to remunerate tho Sergoant-at-
Arms of tho House for services rendered on
special committees passed finally. They
were as follows: In tho Sbifl'cr-I,eh case,
$330,77 : for money expended at tho iiiaiiEtir.
atlon of Major JIcKlnley, U7.G0:in the
Saundeis-Koberts case, $1015.31. Unless the
session is extended they will not pass the
House.
It now looks as if tho Legislature will ad
journ on Thursday.
Assessments for 1K97.
Commissioners' Chief Clerk, Horaco Kebor.
has just completed compiling tho accounts of
the assessments in the various districts of
Schuylkill county for the year 1807. Tho
aggregato value of property assessable for
county purposes is ?t7,113,30S, as compared
with ffO,85I,13S In 1880. The tax rate of
seven mills for county and ono mill for
fu mled debt purposes, as levied by the Com
missinners for 1807, will amount to S376.800.'
18. Tho total number of taxables is 58,2.r5 as
compared with SO.lDl in 1800. Tho value of
real estate exempt from taxation, including
churchos. &c $3,048,418. Number of horses
and mulos, 12,803, value of same, $400,570.
Amount of money at interest. Including
mortgages, judgments, bonds, notes, stocks,
&c, $4,150,014. Aggregato value of property
taxable for State purposes, at 4 mills, includ
lug stages, cabs, &c, $1,100,370. Amount
State tax assessed, $10,011.52. Tho taxobloa
for Shenandoah are as follows : Kirst wni'd,
$Bt0,03l; Second, $301,075 ; T J i rd s i' $003;70a f
Fourth, $232,083; Fifth,. . $54(1,037; total,'
$2,337,421., ' , , M; ., f '
, x Fertilizers. .
"-tepnrjntrttr-'iii.-oinch Squ, Ashland,
l'a., when you have a dead animal. They
will haul it away at short notice, freo of
enargo. 0-7-lm
A l'relty Girl in Illooiners
on a crowded street, would not excite tho
Interest of shoppers as much as our prices on
ladies' and gents' furnishings, Mauu's, 17 and
In West Centre street. 5-27-lm
to be
RDAY
JUNE WEDDINGS.
More llnppy Villous During the Month
Hoses.
At 3 00 o'clock this afternoon George
Trlnkel and Miss Uiwe Me Andrew, both of
town, were made husbnnd and wife at the
Annunciation church. Many friends of the
contracting parties wore present to wltiiiss
the ceremony. William Sliortall. of town,
win t lie groomsman and Miss Mary Miina
(Imii, of Glrardvillc, the bridesmaid. A re
ception was held at the homo' of the Inide,
on noitn lnton street.
This evening David Cale, and Miss Miiruo
Zimmerman, both of West Coal street, will
lie united in the holy bonds of matrimony.
Itoth are popular young people and 1m, ve a
large circle of friends. A residence, now In
course of orectlotl on West Col stmt, will
lie occupied by toe couple.
Miss Hannah E. Fennel, of Fitickvllle,
was married to Milton C. Ilayton, of I'otts-
vlllo. on Sunday evening. They will reside
at the Utter place.
Mr. lUy Kvans and Miss Annlo Hodman!
of Ashland, were united in the Kinds of
matrimony by Justice of the Peace Mr.
Faiblen, Tuesday evening. Mr. John Golf
and Miss Sadie Huffman, inter of the bride,
Hill the honors for the contracting parties.
Dr. .1. .1. McKinstry. of the INiUsvIIIb
dental rooms, and .Miss Lsnm K. Thomas, nf
Schuylkill llaten were married at the latter
place at noon to day. The couple left on an
extended bridal tour.
Mr. Frank Loeperand Miss Hose Dolaney,
two well known young ptopln of Ashland
were united in nnirrlugo yesterday at St.
Joseph s Catholicchurcli by Itev. McGettlgau,
Mr. John Falker, of Mt. Carmel, was grooms.
man, ami Miss Maggie Delauey, sister of the
lirido, was bridesmaid.
Two popular young people, Mr. William It,
Sabold,Jr., of Palo Alto, and Miss Camille
It. Llddlc, of Pottsville, were mnvrled by
Kev. M. J. l'lrey at the iiarsonsirtS of the
Hnglisli Luthoran church, at 1:80 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. Mias Majle Liilillo, of
Mahanoy City, a cousin, attended the brldo
and Henry Schollouborger, of Palo Alto, was
beet man.
Tho marriage of Putrlck Slonaglinn, of
Lackuwniiua county, to Miss llrlilget A.
Sheran, of Ccntralia, was solemnised yestor
day at the latter plsce.
Mesmerized.
Hypnotic prices you'll find attached to our
1000 pairs of ladies,' gents,' misses,' youths'
and children's shoes, that will charm tho coin
out of your purse, becauso they are selling at
your own prico. At Womcr's, 124 North Main
street. 0-10-lm .
T-m.tj Outing at Lakeside.
That popular resort, Lakeside, which is
rapidly growing Into favor as one of tho
leading places of recreation in this vicinity
is bein u well patronized by Shenandoah peo
ple. A party composed of tho following
hold a picnic thoro to-day: Messrs. An
drew and Stiuey Moluskey, A. P. Tabor,
Louis Ambrose, William Mereonkowics!,
Felix Itynkewiez, Joseph Itltekewicz, S. J.
Mokaitls, Matt. Smarowski, George ,("laitis,
William J'inkewicz, Martin Lazounkas,
Joseph Kcpchinski, Peter Knscawicz and
Andrew Karbantzkus. Tho pieknickors de
parted early this morning in four largo teams
of Moluskey's livery ai.d were accompanied
by their familios.
Ask your grocer for tuo 'Koyal Patent'
flour, and tnke no otlier brand. It is tho best
flour made.
IMcil by Ills Own Hnnil.
- Thepfophi ,ofV Shamokin woro deeply
slnipltftd yrstirfla 'Slicn tho news spread
thapfe Ki.A. MiJItir, ono of -tho two Jus
tices bl tho FenSo of that borough, who
also did an insurance- and general con
veyancing busjjicss, had been found doadat
his home, and that his death had been solf-iii$etedtliretrg!i-tlTo
-nieOIuui or a heavy
dose of Ignjlanum that ho had taken through
tuo nlglit. IJecMseu was a married man.
tfii'd was about M3i.yfiars of.a'ce, and has it
largo family. He'vitS a brother of A. Dw
Miller, city
editor of tho Shamukin Daily
Dispatch.
When bilious or costive, eat a Cascarets
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, 10c, 25c.
in announcing: that we are going to occupy our new quarters at
Franey's old stand,
WITH AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK
Him T PRICES TO SUIT THE HARD TIMES.fe
the county, and
respectfully solicit
THE
PITHY POINTS.
tilling Throughout the Ontiiitry
Clir.inti Id lor llnsty I'emmtl.
A new tunnel Is to hp driven at Mures.
The I'nttsvllle (Inlets will camp near Head
ing this summer.
Tlie Asliliind School Hoard will elect
teachers on Julyltth.
An effort Is being made to organize a lodge
of the i:il.s lit Aslihtml
A six-month-old child nf John Strolls, of
East Lloyd stree',, died yesterday.
Tlie Shite Teachers' Association opened its
annual moetiug at New ("jstlo yesterday.
Muz.le your dogs Is now the order, and
will continue iu forco for the next two
months.
The State League of Ilepuhllcan Clnbs will
hold their convention at Willlamsport on
(September 8.
A camp of Sons of Veterans with 40 names
011 the roll will be instl'iited at Ashland on
tlie 12th of July.
Mahanoy City was favored with n down
1 Kin r of mln this morning. Slien.iuiloali is
still longing for it.
Work was commenced yesterday on 200
new hopper coal cars 11 1 the Philadelphia and
Heading shops at Heading.
Helatlvis of three Twin Shaft victims have
brought suit agaimt the Newton Coal Com
pany for $23,000 damages.
While on Ills bicycle near Parryville llev,
O. K. Hess, of Ashland, Collided with a
carriage and was Iwilly injured.
The teacher's salary list at Pottsville last
term was $2,732 a month. Next term the
amount wll lie increased $135 more.
Mrs. Leah Keith and Mrs. Mary Dellaven,
twin sisters, aged OS, will celebrate the
anniversary of their birth in Indiana county.
The Kpworth League of Gilbertou will
hold an entertainment and book reception
Friday evening, for tlie benefit of their new
library.
' lMvhl Kurtz, 51 years old, of Palo Alto,
fell from 11 cherry tree at Michael's farm,
Pottsville, and sustained probably fatal
injuries:
A nino composed of many of the players of
tho Shenandoah Browns was defeated by
picked nine at tho Trotting pafk yesterday
by a score of 14 to 0.
Dennis Leary, of St. Clair, died at tho
Pottsville hotpltal from the effects of bums
received atMarion colliery, Thursday night.
He was 20 years old and unmarried.
O' IFilday ovening Camp 14, P. O. S. of A.,
of ' usvillo, will entertain Stnto President
A. . I'olborn, Jr., of Scrauton, and State
Secretary William Weand, of Philadelphia.
v It will be important to tlioso who contem
ldate becoming citizens that the next nature
iization day will bo Saturday, Septcmbor 1th,
at 0 a. m, Porsons interested should take
notice.
Prothonotary Deegan yesterday received
tho declarations of sixty forclgu born resi
dents who dosiro to become citizens. The
three cents tax may have somethlug to do
with this fact.
That operators anticipate a big demand for
anthracite is evidenced by the nlany strip
pings being let at present. Within a mouth
four large contracts have been given out in
tho Hazleton region.
Tho Shamokin school district employs
forty teacbors, or thoroabouts. Thoro are
over four hundred applicants and there
promises to bo music when the annual elec
tion takes place this ovening.
Patrick Kerns, one of St. Clair's host citi
zens, and a brother of ox-Prothouotary
Thos. F. Kerns, of jPottsville, was afflicted
with a stroke of apoplexy Monday evening.
For a time jllst..CQUdltion was considered
alarming.. r-i! 1-
Don't iigi
Jiso-tnQ weather
iii nlnnannt .t-
xt..storm roils,
itround. it mag Uevel
serlovsldilfW
cultv bavund renalr
iillliuto uougn
f!np U caav fo '-taken
111, do what its
nauio implies. U. 11) llag
uch.
Tleeils HeeSrled.
From Frank It, Schulfe to
Schuler, premises Mahsli'oy City
Mamo A.
From Adam Montyil,IeBJt ux. to Michael
UrontvillB, prsmi
.".Fro'
ro'm . C. Qri
Louisa White-
brtad, premised it
From Clias. A. SnydM" bt ux. to Anuio
Williams. nremIsesin.T6wef Citv.
From MacHonty- Wilhelm, assignee, to
Clias. A. Snyder, premises Sheridan.
Si: .
hfiforS ' tijuara
otilHu
TmlBw
as
THIN
Corner Main
a well selected
your patronage
FAITOUS !
IN
Their Whole Duty is to
Keep Well and Grow.
Sound Sleep and Rapid Growth Depend on
ProperDlet.
Ideal Infant Food in This Awful Season
Is Lactatcd Food.
A baby does its wholo duty If it cuts woll,
sleeps well and grows rapidly. No one
expects more of it than this.
These, are groat expectations, and are not
always met, specially during such hot weather
s now may bo expected.
llibies do not Invariably thrive, even on
mother's milk, because this infant diet, un
surpassed when it Is sufiioleuUy rich and
abundant, often becomes deficient both in
quality and nourishing powor. Hot wouthcr
vtiy commonly Interferes with nursing.
These are the times when lactatcd food
stands pie-einluent In tho minds of physicians
and experienced parents above any other
means of feeding tho child. When tho time
for weaning comes n safe and adequato substi
tute for baby's first diet must ho secured.
Lactaled food so closely approaches healthy
mother's milk that the weaning period occa
sions no disturbance or difficulty whatever.
This splendid nutriment rapidly furnishes
everything neoded by tho rapidly growing
bones and tissues. Lactatcd food babies, in
tho words of nurses and physicians, get
through the trials of teething much easier
aud inoro rapidly than others. The reason Is
plain to every mother who stops to consider
tho skill employed in the preparation of
lactatcd fowl using pure milk sugar as a
basis, becauso it is tho basts of vigorous
mother's milk ; thero is combined with it the
richest gluten Hour of wheat and oats, which,
by long subjection to high steam heat, under
pressure and constant motion, has been
perfectly cooked aud made roady to bo easily
acted upon by tho Important addition of the
pure malt, extracted irom tuo II nest Darley.
Such a food, thus already partly digested.
makes little domand upon the energy of the
digostlve organs. The llttlo one's strength is
thus easily maintained when hot weather.
illness or a natural focbleness of the body
leavos little energy for assimilating the food
or combatting diseaso.
Thousands of young lives are every year
saved by lactatcd lood. Cnolera infantum
and fatal diarrhoea do not secure a hold on
sueh well nourished children. It does not
require the searching eye of a physician to
seo what is at fault with pale, drooping, sad-
eyed bapios. It is a richer, sturdier diet that
lithe little sufferers need. No baby that does
not caln week br week, ill size and woieht.
thai; does notfaugh and play till sleep -ovcrv
t&Kes it. is in jponecc neaun. a won uaoyis
always ii fat baby. Its chubby legs and body
are the storehouse fur growth by day and by
nlglit. watch tuo expression on tno baby's
face. If it is pinched and drawn about the
noso and mouth be suro there is dofectlve
feeding of tho tiny nervous system. Try
lactatcd food for a week or two, and see the
chango in thoiexpresslon of tho child's face.
When young children refuse all other food
they take Tcindly to lactatcd .food. One of
tho greatest triumphs In tho preparation of
tuts romarKauio intant tooa is in matting it
agrecablo to a baby's taste and stomach,
llabics eat lactated food, and grow fat and
rugged upon it.
IIEH LIFE WAS LACTATED FOOD.
G
and Oak Streets, on
shopping place in
stock at the very lowest prices.
in' the future
m GENTLEMEN :
...
central location lit town. W !vc contnetent . J,0"
shin.
'if you walooic drfe y-u SHoUcK
facial appearance. We enn fill'
your patronage I remain,
Marriage Licenses.
N. II. Becker and Katlo Krelser, both of
DeTurksvillo.
Mlko Feilorehak and Orlna Wlsloel.1, both
of New Philadelphia.
Conrad H. Dieste, of Tamaqua, and Mamlu
Herrou. of Kllno township.
James Fogley, of Plnegrovn, and Mrs. F.a
Zimmerman, of Washington township
MISCELLANEOUS.
I ilOlt BAI.U. A flrst-e'sss barbershop. Good
locution Mint be sold. Apply nt 1Ikiiai.ii
ofllc-
G-S-lw
WfANTH Active rell.inle in.in to travel
nml pottett onleis for liurser sl(ek ;
permanent einplovment ; expen-'ea ntnl ai-tury
m c.iiiiiil-Hlnn. For terms wMrtas Hie It. (J.
thi.se C'n , Hontll Hciin Bipmie, lMllladelpliih.
NEWS.
NEW SILKS
FOR WAISTS.
A special lot of printed
silks in choice new colors,
now 2ic. per yard.
BLACK SILKS
For capes or dress waists,
in rich brocades, 39c to
i.oo. Satin Duchesse
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
':t6r'nsare the, best in the
world and HipricSrg1
only 10 or igc." : i ' ,v
LJ.
MAIN STREET.
LLOYD STREET.
OF
N
STORE
the future, as we have the best
with the assurance that you will
nnw nt the new stand, No.
G. DUSTO.
PROGRESS...
BARGAIN STORE
Was opened on Satiudu , June
19th, with nn entire new stock of 1 iiInV
B.ul gent's furnishings, tuny goods,
iii ttous, hosiery, tibbons, laces imil i in
broideries, ladies' nm! children's waists
ntid wrappers, tnblc cloths, toweling and
napkins. A specinlty in ladies' corsets,
the celebrated H. & II. corset, lunslcti.
being protected with leather cevn
Having been engaged with the New York
Progress Hat nnd Cap Company, for
ninny yenrs, whnh has dissolved busi
ness and whose stock I have retained,
consisting of fJoo doen different styles
of enps, will be disposed of nt the
following prices : Children's and men a
caps, 5 cents a::d upwards ; ladies' and
misses' Imn o'--hauters nt less than half
the cost of manufacturing. Every pur
chaser of jtt.oo worth of goods, nil
marked in plain, lowest cash figures, will
receive a cap free. Larger purchasers
will be presented with a finer quality of
c.ip In proportion to the amount of their
purchase.
Olicj lot of dress goods at exceediuglv
low figures. Also a lot of children s
Hobby suits at bargain prices.
Lady Ci.krks m Attendance.
NICHOLAS FREIBAND,
27 S. Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
flMELTIES IJJ...
JEWELRY.
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,
Sliver 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 ana Jewelry
Repairing; neatly done.
Jewelry - Store,
112 N. Hain St.
We thank you
m
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Cor. Main ard Oak Streets, (Franey's Bld'g.) Shenandoah, Pa.