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Thursday, July 20th. Tickets will he good
for ton days and good only on trains leaving
here at 0 54 a. m. and 12.33 p. m. Fare for
round trip from Sheuaudoah Is fS.50. tf
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COURT CHRONICLE.
ilittlftw llschlsl YHStonlny llrld Motion
Omirt-- Sentences.
The ennrt granted a charter to the McAdoo
Are company.
In the matter of tax collector for New
Philadelphia, the court stated It was nnal1c
to secure any person ti accept the office, and
no ammintment was n la.
A n. I f l.-.,. .1 a,,i ail 1. u,m n .11 , .a Mnti n T i
.;, .v.. t,.p..v.. .'J nuu.v ..j , . mj iiq ...
Porter township wss presented, praying for
the appointment of lewers to change the
lines of the election district of that township.
An Inquest will lie holi into the sanity or
Alfred I.lnilemoth, of Schuylkill Haven, on
motion of C. E. Merger.
Charles A. Snyder fllrd the petition of
David Lavenhurg for a divorce from his wife
Mary. He also asked the discharge of
Harvey Nmmemaclier under the insolvent
laws.
Attorney Honaberger asked for Judgment
for want of an appearance In Lewis Marber
ger vs. Joel Ney and Franklin Kershner vs.
John A. Kershner.
,1. K. Lines weaver requested action in the
case of the Taniaqna It. A I.. Association vs.
William Weldy and others.
J. O. ITIrich asked the appointment of an
examiner in the divorce case of Houser vs.
Houser.
Watson F. Shepherd moved for a rule on
the defendant in David Zelmcr vs. I.. C. A
N. Co., to show cause why the appeal from
the arbitrators' award of $18,000 for oual dirt
damages should not lie stricken from the
record. It was granted and made returnable
September 0th.
8. II. Edwards asked for a jury's Inquiry,
the week beginning September 8th, into the
mental condition of Max Iteeee, of Shouau
doah, the petition of his wife stilting that he
is snrTering from delusions, and that the
doctors believe that he may, by care in an in
stitution, be restored to his previous condi
tion of mind,
George ! Hoads obtained an order of
court directing the advertisement of the
sale of the I'ottsvillo Iron and Steel works In
the Chioniclc, Journal and liepubllcan, and
the Evening Bulletin, of Philadelphia.
A number of applications for judgments
fur want of appearances or want of defense
were presented and granted.
Judge Arrliuald 1ms notified the District
Attorney that he would be in I'ottsvillo the
first Monday in August to pass sentence upon
Poor Director Dietrich.
Distribution statements were filed in the
following estates: Polly lklllett, Ann Wylani,
Win. Sterner, and Sarah M. Hock, all do
ceased. In the estate of Samuel Dreshor, deceased,
Court appointed li. A. llreiwh trustco of
Susan Mahala Dreshor, and directed the fil
ing of a bond in the sum of $800.
Joseph Sclmblcin was appointed guardian
of Harry Keedy, minor child of Mary A.
Reedy, late of Norwegian township, de
ceased. Ilond in tho sum of ?S00 waB fllod
and approved.
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School Directors Sentenced
Judge Iiechtel yesterday sentenced Messrs.
James Kenua, Martin Delaney, Joseph
Clemens, Michael Conroy and Michael
Whalen, Blytho township school directors,
convicted of embezzlement, to six month
imprisonment each in addition to tho pay
ment of costs, ouster from oluco and the
restoration of property. All the men but
Kcnna have fivn mouths to servo yet ou
other charges and Kcnna has fifteen months.
Thomas Devlin was sentenced to hut four
mouths' imprisonment In addition to the
ouster from otlico. costs and restoration of
property hecauso tho jury recommended him
to mercy on moro counts than they did tho
othors. Charles A. Jircckons made nil appeal
for tho first five named and James W. Ityon
spoke for Devlin. Judgo Iiechtel gavo tho
defendants a severe lecture, saying tho schools
were really a charity and they had been tak
iug away some of the money. Ho said ho
had information before Mm which stated that
they had embezzled $200 on tho charts, $300
ou the scats, $800 on lightning rods, and $750
from teachers, amounting to 2.5 for each
director. Ono of tho number had received
$10 a month from the father of ono of the
teachers and a crippled boy janitor had been
turned away to make room for a man rela
tive of one of tho directors. II o would
make tho sentence less because tho men were
in prison.
"If taken into the head by the nostrils two
or three times a week, Thomas' Eclectric Oil
will positively relieve the most offensive case
of catarrh." Kev. E. F. Crane, Dunkirk,
N. Y.
Deeds Recorded.
From Frederick licinert and wife to Alfred
Yeuger, premises in East Brunswick town
ship. From Peter Dresher, oxecutor, ct al, to
Iloyd Dresher, premites in Union towusbip.
From P. & 11. C. & I. Company to Barbara
Youderheitcn, premises in MiuersVille.
From D.ivid Keuser and wife to Barbara
Vonderhciten, premises in Miuersville.
From ltehecea Ilornung et "il, to Michael
I'll reel I, premises iu Tamaqua.
From Michael Purcoll and wife to Henry
Belir, premises in Tamaqua.
,'Dead Stuck" kills roacbos, ants, moths and
bedbugs. Nun-poisonous. 25 cents. 0-15-31R
License Trnmfened,
License of John Spoarko, in McAdoo,
to
Joeph Iwenack.
License of C. E. Bergstresser, iu Tower
City, to Francis WoUt.
I.iceiiM) of James Duffy, in the Third ward
or Shenandoah, to John A. lieilly, Jr.
License of E. T. Sollday, in l'orter town
ship, to Idrison Edwards.
License of Alex. Potochlney, in McAdoo,
to John Potochiuey.
I.. A. V. JlMt, l'lilludelplila--lluir Unit's
tin l'eilUBylvuiila ltallroart.
For the annual meet of the Leaguo of
American Wheelmeu at Philadelphia, August
t to 7. tho Pennsylvania ltallroad Company
will saII fttwwinl tickets from all wiints nn lt
system to Philadelphia and return at rate of
a single tare tor me round trip, no rate lea
than twenty-five cent. TickeU will lie sold
and will be good going on August 3 ami I
and good to feturu until August 9, 1897
inclusive.
Bmuetlihig IUdlMlty Wrung.
From I'oitevllle ltpub1lau.
How is this? It was given out on seeming
olBcial authority at Washington recently
that the Congressmen from the several Re
publican district would have the giving out
of the post offices therein, utter news
comes from Shenaudoah that Senator Coyle
has promised the postmaslershlp of that
town to three different men iu consideration
of their turning in a few-delegates to vote
fur him for State delegate. There is some
thing "wrong" somewhere.
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MASS OF CUTS.
Miner Hurt nt llnntoii ltun Colliery by n
I'rciiiHtiirn lttr.nl Wsleiilay.
Enclrcleil in a rout of bandages resembling
an Egyptian mammy Is the condition Joseph
Mtnnfski Is lying In at his residence on West
Lloyd street. Mauufskt is employed as a
miner at the 1 toil on ltun colliery, and late
yesterday afternoon after preparing a blast,
tho uharge exploded prematurely Wore he
could reach a place of safety. The
coal tlew about him Hke flying obstacles In a
hurricane. He received several large aud
ugly cuts on the leftside of his body, wis
cut about the left side of the face ami his
right arm and hand was considerably lacer
ated and the right thigh was exposed. The
injured man was removed to his home in the
ambulance and Dr. V. N. Stein was sum
moned and dieesed his Injuries. It required
several hours of hard lalior to perform the
task.
PERSONAL MENTION.
David Head was a Pottsville visitor to-day.
A. P. Smith was a business visitor to
Shamokin yesterday.
Miss Maggie Gallagher, of Hazleton, is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Virgie (iroff, of Ashland, wastheguest
of Miss Sadie llt-ese, on East Centre street.
Andrew Doyle, of South Pine slieet, Is re
ported as lying in it critical condition at hl
homo.
E. M. Wcldcnsalil, of Lenisburg, is the
guest of Ills brother, Harry, of the Ferguson
Houm).
Mrs. Maria Woods and daughter, Lizzie,
and son, Harry, are visiting relatives at
Trontou.
William Malcy, Sr., and Kin, William,
started ou a trip by team to Heading this
morning
Mrs it i pi y Davidson, of North Jardlu
street mivo birth to a bouncing baby boy
yesterday.
Thomas Jones and son, William, of Perth
Amboy, nre the guests of tho Jouos family on
East Coal street.
Poor Director Stephen Mlddlctou, of Gll-
hortou, was a pleasant caller iittlio Hkrald
sanctum to day.
Misses Kate and Norn Graham, of East
Centre street, were passengers to Philadel
phia this morning.
Miss Bridget Tohiu, of Locust Gap, is In
town the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Uicnnau,
on West Centre street.
Louis Claiisi, tho Allentown brush manufac
turer, transacted business in town yostorday.
Mr. Clauss resided here a short timo ago.
Patrick Devine has severed his connection
with Jobcph Purcell, tho grocer, to accept
another position at his home in Centmlia.
Misj Bessie Wudlingcr, of I'ottsvillo. is
beiug royally entertained by Miss Lizzie
Stank, at lior residence on North Main street.
Mrs. Mutton, Mrs. Cliarlou Blakcr, Mis.
Isaac Conway and Mrs. Joseph Dttsto, com
posed n bevy of ladles who sought recreation
at Tnmbiug Jinn to-ilay.
Prof. J. A. Whitclock, of Capo May Court
House, X. J., returned to tho sea coast this
morning, nftor spending a short vacation
here ns tho guost of his brothor, II. L. While
lock, the shoe dealer.
I'ersonnllj-Coiidilcteil Tours vlil l'cnusyl
vnula ltullroatl.
That tho public liavo comoto recognlzotbo
fact that tho best and most convenient
method of pleasure travel is that presented
by tho Pennsylvania Itailroad Company
personally-conducted tours, is evidenced by
tho increasing popularity of these tours.
Under this system tho lowest rates aro ob
tained, for both transportation aud hotel ac
commodation. An experienced tourist agent
and chaperon accompany oacli tour to look
after tho comfort of the passenger.
The following tours have beon arranged for
tho season of 1807 :
To tho north (including Watklns Glen,
N'iagara Fulls, Thousand Islands. Montreal,
Quebec, Au Sablo Chasm, Lakes Cliauiplaln
and George, Saratoga, and a daylight rido
ilowu through the Highlands of the Hudson)
July 27 and August 17. Rate, $100 for the
round trip from Now ork, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and Washington, covering all
expenses of a two weoks' trip.
To Yollowstouo Park on a special train or
Pullman sleeping, compartment, and ohserva
tion cars and dining car, allowing eight days
iu "Wonderland," September 2. Iiato, $235
from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and Washington ; $230 from Pittsburg.
To Niagara Falls, oxcurslon ticket good to
return within ton days will bo sold ou July
22, August 5 and 10, September 4 and 10, at
rate of $10 f.nm Philadelphia, Baltimore,
nnd Washington. These tickets include
transportation only, nnd will permit of stop
over within limit at Bull.ilo, Itockostor, aud
Watklns on the return trip.
Two ten-day tours to Gettysburg, Luray
Cnverus, Natural Bridge, Virginia Hot
Springs, Richmond, aud Washington, Sep
tember 26 aud October 12. Rate, fflfi from
New York, $8 from Philadelphia.
Those Naturalization Itutes.
Mr. Ulrich presented the preamblo and
lesolutlons adopted at the last meeting
of the Bar Association requesting a change iu
the rules relating to naturalisation of for
elgners, asking that aotlon be taken so that
the new rules could go Into effect before the
next session of court, September 5th. Judge
Iiechtel said he would do nothing until able
to have conference with at least one or both
of the other judges. He further stated tliat
some of the suggested rules are already in
effect here, as the eourt has been refusing to
naturalise residents of other counties, hut he
was not prepared to say the others world be
adopted. ,
On it Tour of Inpectlnu.
Dr. Cadwalder Diddle, a member of the
Board of Charities, was In town to-day for
about fifteen minutes. He was designated
by Governor Hastings to make Inquiry into
the proposed Mauanoy City hospital, but
from what st can learn his Inquiry was
con fined within a limited scope. He arrived
in Mahuuoy City tills morning, and was im
mediately taken In charge by David Graham,
one of the proprietors of the American, and
Hon. Joseph Wyatt, of town, and after a
short interview with Edward Sllliman,
treasurer of the hospital association, left fur
Sheuanduali, arriving here ou the Lakeside
car about lKW o'cIook. The irty immedi
ately boarded a Schuylkill Traction oar for
(llrardvllle.
Vl.lt log Ills llrntliers.
Max Reese left this morning for Wilkes-
barre. He will be met there by his two
brothers, Prof. Bert, and Joseph Iteeke, of
Chicago, who have been visiting the East aud
who are the guesU of their brother-in-law.
Jacob Brandt, of Wilkesbarie. Mr. Reese
will endeavor to luduee Prof. Reese aud hit
brother to come to Shenandoah for several
days. The former was a visitor to town
several years ago, aud gained repute here as
a mind reader of rare ability.
Prfrt. n.ir.h of IDfl Hash. s
II II II A net m A i.l til t..
$iuu mm opeciai uicjc.hs.
' $ 25 Gold Watches.
FOR
PITHY POINTS.
Happening Tlii-ntiglinut the Cnuiitr
Uhroulclfd for Hasty l'erii.ul.
St. Nicholas now- has eighteen bicycle
riders.
New Philadelphia I without s tax collec
tor, those apHillitrd infusing to serve.
Tho Malmnoy Clly race meet has hern
changed from August Uth to tho 18th.
The Union Sunday school of St. Nicholas
will picnic at Iiabestde on August 28th.
Mt. Carmel can lioast of the only baud
composed of Tyrollan In this part of the
state.
Camp 0, P. O. of T. A., held an anniversary
In their hall last evening. The attendance
was large.
Judge Fumy will hear reasons for a now
trial in the Schult murder case to-day at
Milfoiil.
Herbert Smith' residence at East Mauch
Chunk was strook by lightning aud badly
damaged.
Judge Albright naturalised twenty alien
tax law evading foreigners at Allentown
yesterday.
The Malmnoy City Water Company is plac
ing a new hotter at their Glrard Manor
pumping station.
Governor Hastings refused to lcspito
"Terrible Pete," who is to l hanged at
Wllkeslsirre Thursday for murder.
Burglars cholorofurined Reuben Martin, a
Mt. Carmel butcher, and stole a purse con
talning $300 from under his pillow.
The Dally News, n morning Republican
newpaper, the organ of Congressman J. 1).
Hicks, sunpendod yesterday at Altoona.
John Brennaii nnd Michael Hnrey, of
Reading, charged with robbing a L. V. It. R.
freight car, escaped from Ashland's lockup.
Father Matthew day, October 10, will be
celebrated by tho tompcrnueo societies of
this region by a parado at Centmlia, October
11th.
Jt is claimed that a change in plans for the
now county hospital, at Schuylkill Haven,
will net the contractor several thousand
dollars.
Twonty-flvo firemen and thirty-six brake
men wcro suspended on the Pennsylvania
and Now York division of tho Lehigh Valloy
Railroad.
Rev. Lot Lake, pastor of tho Welsh Con
gregational church, Malmnoy City, at Sunday
morning's servito, tendered his resignation of
the pastorate.
Thirty-one towns are trying to secure the
Mammoth Star shoo factory at New Ring
gold, which must removo from that place on
account of tho scarcity of adult labor.
A largo crowd of foreigners aro leaving
Pottsville daily, to avoid tho 3 cent tax. Some
nro going west, others to tho Klondike gold
field, in British Aino-Ica. A carload left
yesterday morning.
Axman, tho well-known raco Iiorso owned
by C. D. Knicr, which occupied n stall in
Nick Rapp's stable, Reading, died suddenly
yesterday. Tho horse was a highly valuablu
ono and had a record of 2.20.
Starting yostorday tho Lehigh Valley col
lieries in Wilkosbarro nnd vicinity will work
full time, for the present at least. This is iu
lino with tho niinounccmcnt a fow days ago
that tho D. L. & W. collieries would also go
on full timo.
Victims or Kurdish llriitnliry.
New York, July 20. Garpar Marear
lari, nn aged Armenian, was the leader
of a band of 25 refugees who arrived
here yesterday in the steerage of tile
Putch steamship Spanrndam from Itot
teidam. The party came from Harpoot,
In Asia Minor, the scene of a bloody
massacre by the Kurds. "We left our
lionies, and tho most of our property,"
said old Gnrpar. "Just before we loft
a Driest named Dar Sorites, who re
fused to give Information to the Kurds,
had his head cleft in twain by one blow
of the sword. Hagot Kazlgian, a rich
farmer near Harpoot, was brutally
murdered by 19 Kurds, who descended
on his house and demanded money.
They promised to leave if he gave up
his wealth, but on receiving ft ihey
bound him to a chair and hacked oft
his arms ai.d legs. His only daughter,
a girl of 20, was taken captive."
I.Iulitnlntr KIIN Mother mid Son.
New Kensington, Pa., July 20. Mrs.
Klizabeth Greer, wife of Samuel C.
Greer, a farmer living; near Merwln,
seven miles east of here, and her 11-year-old
Bon, James, were Instantly
killed bv lightning yesterday, Mrs.
Greer was churning. Her two boys and
her daughter were standing Just out
side the door and her husband was in
the loft overhead when the bolt struck
a tree near by, passfd down to a wire
clothesline, ran along it and picked out
the 11-yoar-old boy, who was standing
with his mother and sister, and tore
and burned his body In a shocking
manner. Ills mother, who was churn
ing a few feet awav, was Instantly
killed, but not a mark was left on her
bady. The board she was standing on
was splintered to pieces.
ItrltlHii AmliusMulor'l'olRonprt.
Paris, July 20. Sir Edmund Monson,
the Hrltlsh ambassador, Lady Monsnn
and their whole household were seri
ously poisoned Sunday by, a dish of
shell fish served for dinner. At one
time It was feared that death would
ensue In the case of several members
of the household, but they were saved
by prompt medical attendance and
drastic remedies.
l'tiirltlvu Mui-dorep Cuptiiroil.
New York, July 20. A man who is
believed to be Philip Metz, wanted In
tills city on a charge of murder. Is un
der arrest at Newark, and the authori
ties here have been Informed of the
capture. Metx on March 4 last shot
Mai Francklin, a concert saloon singer,
with whom he had been living, during
a quarrel, and made his escape. Ten
days later the woman died from the
effects of the wound.
l'a 1 1 oil to Kqunl Thotp lteonrds,
Detroit, Midi., July 20. About E.000
persons caw John It. Gentry and Rob
ert J. naco exhibition miles at the
Grosse Points track yesterday. Gentry
made the mile in g.Ottt, Jtobert J. being
a second slower. The tiack was In fine
condition, but the air was rather on
pressive and scarcely ideal for record
breaking.
C'ui'Plod to Death by the Ciu'rent.
Pittsburg, Julv to. While fording
Lick's run. near Bnowdon, l'a., during
the night wagon In which were six
occupants was swept away by the cur
rent. Four of the occupants succeeded
Iu reachlnc the shore In safetv, but
James Hodv and wife, of IDllsabeth,
Pa., were drowned. Their bodies were
recovered.
When bilious or costive, eat a Oaeearets
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, 10c, 36a.
COLORADO PROSPERING.
The Organisation of n Fire Department
Creates a llillldlng Itooin.
The residents of Colorado aro all galore
since the organisation of tho fire department
in that village, and the resuming of opera
tions at Packer colllory No. 6. Many of the
residents have expressed their willingness to
take more active interest in the welfar- of
the village. One of the lending citizens, P.
J. Cud-, lias crated a building boom. Tho
building now occupied by him will be moved
to another location nnd will lie entirely re
modeled. The lower floors wilt be utilised
for dwelling purposes, and the second floor
will be mado into a public hall. Tho
Co'orarto fire department will establish
quarters there.
On the site of tho old building the pro
prietor will erect a large double block of
houses to be used as his resilience, mo nrst
floor will consist of n Urge and spacious storo
room. .
MAHANOY CITY.
Owing to tho protest of Rev. Pontcunis, of
the Lithuanian Roman Catholic church,
undertaker Poluskl yesterday refused to
reply to tho Instructions of Deputy Coroner
Fogarly, to oxhnmo tho lnidy of Anthony
Milewskl, for the purpose of holdlug a post
mortem examination. It is not likely that
the exhumation will be made.
Anthony Roraanoskl was hold In $800 ball
ou a charge of assault and battery preferred
by August Navltskus, last oveulug, by
Justice Stay.
The wedding of Miss Kate, daughter of
Charles McUingor, tho East Centre street
groo.r, and Frank Leonard, a lwker of
Olrardvllle, will he solemnised In St. Fl
dells church on Wednesday, the 28th Inst.
Newton Reed, leader of the Citltcns laud,
hns received tbo sanction of tho League of
Anioriean Wheelmen to hold bicycle races at
Lakosldu on Saturday, Auirusfc-14. Tho an
nual picnic of tho band will bo hold In con
nection with tho races that day.
The interest among the cyclers is growing
steadily of the coming bicycle race lietween
Davis and Brower, of Olrardvllle. whieh will
take place on August 7th. Both riders nro in
training here. The race will be for the best
timo mado in two heals out of tbrco two-mllo
heats. Brower was declared the champion of
Glrnrdvlllo iu a recent road raco at that
place.
Matthew Stein, son of Mine Inspector
Stein, who recently disposed of his drug
storo hero, is contemplating tho study of
medicine.
A wreck occurred ou tho P. & R. railway
yesterday botwoen Barncsvillo and Lakeside
in which two coal cars wore smashed Into
kindling wood.
Work on tho plowing up of East Centro
street was begun this morulng, prior to tho
bosinning of paving tbo street.
Philip SencofskI was before Justice Kctner
last evening on a cbargo of trover and con
version preferred by Frank Pecoski. Fhllip
wagered that thero was something wrong
with Frank's watch. He was given tho pri
Yilego to oxamiuo it and walked off with tho
timepiece. In the Jutttco otlico he did not
deny having taken tho watch and said tbo
owner was a fool. Ho was committed to
jail, and said that was just where he wanted
to go.
Tho funeral of John Holkyard, who died
of injuries received at tho Schuylkill col
liery, took place this aftornoou. Mahanoy
City Lodgo, I. O. O. F., attended tho funeral.
Mrs. Mary Black died at tho homo of hor
aunt, Mrs. Thomas Brcunan, of Jackson's,
last night, after a lingering illness. Tho de
ceased had gone thero for tho lieuefit of her
health, and was favored with improvement.
Later she received a rclapso which caused her
death.
Owing to a lack of orders tho Mahanoy
City matticss factory has closed dowu for a
period of several weeks.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Bridget Gibson took
placo from tho home of hor daughter, Mrs.
Hugh Ilanlou, this morulng. It was very
largely attended.
Disappointed.
Joseph Llpinau, who was arrested by Con
stable Gibliu ou Saturday night, was given a
hearing beforo Justice Toomoy last evening.
Ho appeared at tho appointed hour dressed
in his best suit of clothes, oxpcctiug a verdict
of acquittal. Instead ho received -IS hours
in tbo lockup. Beforo going he asked per
mission to go homo aud don his working
clothes, which was granted.
Afore Arrests.
In tbo case of Sophia ICuzua, who was
beaten by Floncnz Wzotskl yesterday after
noon, his wife Sarah, was also arrested as
being implicated in tho deed last evening.
Tho information 13 furnished by Johu
Kuzua, Sophia's husband, who testified that
she pulled his wife's hair and otherwise in
flicted personal injury on her. Sarah was
held in $300 ball.
Xitltlutlc.ii.
The degreo team of Wyomisslng Council,
No. 30, Degreo of Pocahontas, of the Inde
pendent Order of Red Men, of Pottsville,
will be in attendance at tho Wigwam of the
Juniata Council, No. 31, at Egau's hall to
morrow oveulug. The meeting will lie called
to order at 7 p. m. Three new members will
bo initiated into tho secrets of this order. An
urgent request is cxtndod to all members to
bo proscut as this will bo a rare treat for ull.
Vim, vigor and victory :-tlicso aro the char
acteristics of Do Witt's Little Early Risers,
tho famous little pills for constipation, bil
iousness nnd all stomach aud liver troubles.
C. II. Hageubuch.
EXTRA
STIFF'S SRIiE
-OF-
FURNITURE.
The undersigned has purehneed
the entire stock of FINK FURNI
TURE of M. Spoont, and I am
determined to relieve myself of it
at a sacrifice; whereby you can
save
I GENTS ON THE II.
Our stock is large and varied aud
has not decreased any.
L. MAISEL,
108 EAST CENTRE ST., SHENANDOAH, PA.
SPOONT, Agt.
UNION TEACHERS' AGENCIES of AMERICA.
Rev. L. D. BASS, D. D. Manager.
I'ltUburg, l'a! Toronto, Canada; New Orleans,
New York, N. Y. ; Washington, I), C.j
Hsu Krauoisco, 0l. ; Chicago. 111. : St.
Louis, Mo., aud Denver, Colorudo.
There are thousands of positions to be filled
within the next lew months.
Address all applications to Union Teaciikbs'
Aobhs, Snltoburg, l'u.
COTTOLRMn-
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CHRIST. SCHMIDT
. Agent and Bottler of
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Porter and Weiss B: cr.
FINEST, .' PUREST .' AND .' HEALTHIEST,
203 W. Coal Street,
IMENANDOAH, - RA
TABLE and FLOOR
pOr OIL CLOTH, FINE
WINDOW SHADES,
GO TO
Meluskey & Son,
105 S. Main St.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
P. J. CANFIELD,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Viclnitj
--For--
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter
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Try
Barbey's Bohemian Baer.
Teams to Hire.
If you want tn hire a mt sod reUaHIt
team (or driving or tr wUne fwriw
pay Hhlelda' livery stable a fttTt. Tinuis
constantly on baud at rvuMHtablo rslss
JAMES SHIELDS,
No. 410 But Centre street.
Oppoetteltoadlnfrall osdststlon.
COTTOLBNE.
will find hi COTTOLENEg
the ideal frying medium. It W
looks clean and is clean
and does not sputter id the
pan. I'ood fried in Cottolene
is free from greasiuess and
richness. It is appetizing in
mzj3smaa& delicious to
taste and healthful to cat.
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Then there is the added con
sideration of lower cost. of
Cotlolene docs the work of
lard or butter.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
l-Hmf, Tart,
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"BALDWIN"
DRY AIR AND.
SHIRK CORK FILLED
SWALM'S
Hardware Store.
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