WE ARE RIGHT
IN FRONT.3
Allowing no new papers to
get pnstAty ' We get tliem
nil We would like to se
cure your order for some
paper or periodical and we
will guarantee fair treatment
and prompt delivery.
HOOKS & BROWN
a. North Main St.
GASOLINE, OIL,
WAGON GREESE.-
We make a specialty of Oasollno, 60c
la iivo gallon lots delivered. Mica and
U. S. axle greeso.
...Also Headlight Oil, 150 Fire Test.
ROBERT YEAGER,
82 Kmt Coal St.,
Blicnandoali.
Vail orders promptly Attended to.
CARPETS!
CARPETS !
If in need of Carpets it will
pay you to give me a call. I
carry an elegant line of the
latest and best patterns in all
the grades,
Brussels,
Ingrains
and Rags.
New Goods Arriving Daily
ALSO
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
POPULAR PRICES.
AT
, J. MONAGHAN,
South Main Street.
ShirtWaists.
Shirt Waists.
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS
at the following reductions :
50c Kind Now 39c
75c " " 59c
$l.oo " ' 79c
I.25 " 98c
I.5O " " $1.12
They are all the finest
styles and shapes in the mar
ket. See Our Window Display of
Them.
L J.WILKINSON
MAIN STREET.
LLOYD STREET.
O'HARA'S LIVERY 1
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
Cor. White
and Lloyd
Streets,
Shenandoah.
Mansion
House
Stables,
MAHANOY CITY.
WK If AVK T1IK JIANDSOMK8T
DBHIQN8 OP
..OIL CLOTHS
IN TOWN.
E. B. FOLEY,
-No. West Centre Street.-
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PITHY POINTS,
llni)UltiKn Throughout th Country
Olirmiletnd tor Ilaaty PerlUnl.
A theatrical Hub baa been organized at
Park Place.
Thomas Uletakl, the bottler, has nurchaacd
a new delivery wnnon.
Jack Itoner hM Wit matched to fight
Harry Peppe s, of Su rnneiaro.
An epidemic of eliolem uiorbiiiHiid eholera
tnrantum is raging at Olrardvltle.
Eleveu-year-old Walter UolU fell from a
tree at Lebanon and fractured his skull.
Charles Smith, of Iluck Mountain, had bis
left shoulder dislocated by falling down
stairs. ,
The Iixudltvtlle, Lancaster county, camp
meetiiiB ojens to-day for a fourteen days'
section .
Mine Foreman John I'oyee was killed by n
(all of' roof rook near Avoca, Luzerne
county.
A. J. Omterman, of Ashland, lias been
appointed coal immeeturnt the Locust Gap
colliery.
Butcher Krnest Lentt narrowly escaped
lifting cremated In his burning shop at Will-
Inmsport.
Tok1.iv marks the first ntittlveniary of tho
funeral of the late Oeneral Siegfried, of
Pottsvlllo.
Charged with kidnapping five-year-old
Michael Guidlgno, Andrew Qiago is in jail
at Scrantou.
Tlio President yesterday appointed Helieeoa
Drumheller postmistress at Laudlusvillo vice
S. 1). Deibert, removed.
A substantial flag stono pavement is being
laid in front of Mrs. Mary lliennan's prop
erties on South Main street.
East Pennsylvania Cliuich of God Chris
tian Endeavorers will rally at Cedar Grove
camp meeting, near Conewago Station.
Clerk William II. rente, of the Mechanics-
burg post olllcc. Iihb been held for trial,
charged with it allng a registered letter con
taining ?20.
A permanent organiaation of Prohibi
tionists waa formed in Sbamokin to further
tiio interests of l)r. S. C. Swallow for State
Treasurer.
Tho Pension Bureau, on July 7th, granted
pensions to L. C. Crosmud, Poltavlllo; Ito
beeoa Dunltolberger, Ilogius, and Kllaabeth
Yarnall, Ashland.
A convention of all the County Commis
sioners of Pennsylvania will lie called soon
to mnke provision for fighting tbo attacks on
tho Alitn Tax law.
Although Orwigsburg authorities are wlll
ius to pay $1 per head for ovory dog enp-
turod in that borough, uo one is willing to
hiro out as a dog-catchcr.
Tlio rottsville Cadet Company, St. Clair
and Orwigsburg companies, are contcmplat
ing tho formation of a state battalion, and aro
iu correspondence with tbo Lebanon cadets,
with that end in view.
A letter was received In town to-day from
Max liccse, whicli stated that bis brothers,
Prof. Bert and Joseph, will accompany him
to town to-morrow. Tlio former is regarded
as an expert mind reader.
Howell Davis, a McAdoo coal miner, who
is well known all over this region, loft for
New York, where he will set sail for Wales
to claim a fortune of f 112,857. Ho is an heir
to the Kichards estate, valued at $850,000,
which is to be divided among seven heirs,
Excursion To Atlantic City.
The Philadelphia and Heading railway
will run an excursion to Atlantic City, on
Thursday, July 20th. Tickets will be good
for ten days and good only on trains leaving
hero at 0 51 a. m. and 12 S3 p. m. Fare for
round trip from Shenandoah is $3.."0. tf
A.
It. Kiicninpiucut, llulliilo--Half jcatf-a
In l'eiiitsylvnllln ltnllronu.
For tho National Encampment of the
Grand Army of tho Republic, at Buffalo,
I ,101 1, II,IU1 l
pany will sell special tickets Jn -f vointa
on its system to "Buffid-'' at "to r
ft,.. - "10 round trip. These
tlr-lr-"""" uu so''t and B00U- B!"B 011
-..ijust 21 to 23, and good to return not
earlier than August 21 nor later than August
31, 1807.
Win IM-fimrcd to Print S.M5 Hills.
WnshlnRton, July 22. Colonel Hazen,
superintendent of the secret service of
the treamiry, received telegraphic in
formation yesterday from Chicago of
the arrest there Of N. J. Travlne and
John Williams, alias Harry Linn, who
were captured with lithographic stones
for tho front and baclc of a $5 United
States treasury note, printing presses,
paper, ink and tools In their possession.
No bills had been Issued. Colonel Ha
zen regards this as a very important
capture.
A Victory I'm- JlliickKtull'o.
London, July 22. Atthe Putney boat
races yesterday Blarkstaffe won the
Wlngfleld scull, Howell, the' Ameri
can, bPing; among the competitors, and
tuklntr Bocond place at the finish.
Blackstafte won by two lengths.
tsmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmiimmmm
E OUR : ANNUAL : CLOSING : OUT : SALE ! !
flen's
EE
All
have
E Ladies' Russets
w j., in
Different shades, in Chocolate and Ox
Blood. We have them both in button and
lace; one lot formerly $1.75, now $1,25.
Another lot formerly $2.50, now $2,00, and
still another lot sold at $3.00, now down to
low water mark, $2,25. Our $1.50 shoe we
will sacrifice at $1.00.
These goods must be disposed of, as we must have
2
room tor our lall stock, which will arrive 2
shortly. Footwear purchasers should take
advantage of such excellent opportunities. 3
Ball's Shoe Store, 1
7 o
at: iVn 1 4 fSnrtth 7fn t l Q
- ' " . - w.t.w. AUUJil UVJVIt) Mill llliiJUUfUlj J tt, -m
mimimiumittUMiuimiuuimimimuumuLiS
OflDEIl OP TRUE AMERICANS.
The Stale Omni) r.lecla 1U Ollleere
titiil
Adjourn.
York, Pa , July lK The Stale Ctup f
True Amoiicaim finished its business last
t'veiimu ii nil mljc.ui ut'd to meet at Heading
on August 24, the occasion of the State ( amp
Uatnii Convention of the Runs of America,
with which they tire allied. Hazleton win
selected as the place for the next regular
annual soHsion.
Carrie Smith, of Mauch Chunk, was
elected State President ; A. W. Moore, of
York, assistant ; Annie Jioyd, Rhiiinokln,
State vice president ; George W. Scbaffer,
Heading, assistant ; Anna Megay, Norristown,
State conductor; William Ituatel), Philadel
phia, assistant; Emily S. llarkins, Philadel
phia, State treasurer ; Mary McClellan, of
Freeland, guardian ; Lizzie SI. llernhart, of
Fleetwood, sentinel ; Cora Kimbel, of
Delano ; E. E. Pummel!, of Reading, and
V. J. H. Met, of Nevln.ry, trustee. Theodore
Harris, of Philadelphia, against whom a
light was made, was re-elected State secretary
for the sixth conseoutivo term. W. G. Hose,
of Shenandoah, was his only opponent.
The secretary's report shorn the total
membership of the ordor in the state to be
neat 4,000. The increase in membership
during the past year wa it per cent. The
treasurer's report shows that $1,000 In bene
fits was ont last year by the subordinate
camps. The total amount of funds in the
treasuries of subordinate cfliuiw is close to
80,000.
Thousands are snQerlng excruciating
misery from that plague of tho night, Itching
Piles, and say nothing about it through a
sense of delicacy. .Instant relief iu Doan's
Ointment. It never fails.
Narrow Usenpe From Dentil.
A distressing accident occurred at the
Maple Hill colliery about 11:30 o'clock this
morning. The victim is George Bernisb, a
miner aged 32 years, residing at Mabauoy
City. He had just fired a blast, and was re
turning to realize ite effects when a largo
piece of top coal looscuod aud fell
upon him, plutilug hliu to the ground,
breaking his left anklo. Ono cud of the
lump struck him abovo tho leftoyo, inflicting
a wound several inches iu length aud almost
forcing the oye out of tlio socket, and frac
turing the basal bono. His head was bent
almost back to his heels, in which position lie
was compelled to endure tho agony for some
time until ho could -bo extricated. His
partner narrowly escaped boiug buried under
the fall.
l. a.
AV. Meet, Plillailelplila llnlf .ltatcs
i In l'enii.ylviinlu ItHllroail,
For tho annual meet of tho League of
American WUi!...eu at Philadelphia, August
4 to 7. l..c Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell -pedal tickots from all points on its
system to Philadelphia and return at rate of
a sincle faro for the round trip. No rate loss
ihan twouty-llvo cents. Tickets will bo sold
and will bo good going on August 3 and 4,
and good to return until August 0, 1897,
Inclusive.
U. A. Sociable.
The sociablo and outortainnient bv tho
Ushers' Association in tho M. E. church, Is
being pushed with vigor. A splendid musical
liroaram is being arranged for tlio event. A
double quartette consisting of Misses Maudo
Gilpin, Florence KHno, Cora Powell, Jennie
HueIios. Eva and Mlnnio Powoll, and tho
Misses Llewellyn will render vooal selections
When bilious or costive, cat a Cuscarcts
windy cathartic, cure guaranteed, 10c, 23c.
Held on Two Charges.
Joseph Wilkouski was before 'Squire Shoe
mnker lust nvonillf? for bcatimr 111)'1 'CKln;
Max Lcvino in tho sir --onlay, lie
, i,i,i i i-M lull lor this charge When
uiisuililo D.iudo wentto arrest him ho re-
sistou too olhcer by kickiug mm down a
stairway. For this act ho was hold on
second charge of assault and battery and
alio restating an officer. Ho furnished $300
bail for this oucnso.
First ICxcursion to Atlantic City.
From present Indications the first excursion
from town to Atlantic City on the 29th inst.
will bo a largo one. Tho low rato of fare
$3.50, tho stop-off, going, iu Philadelphia
until next day and the 10 days limit, all
combine to make it suitable aud convenient
for all desiring to go in the height of the
season.
Buruinz. itchinc skin diseases instantly ro
lievod by Do Witt's Witch Hazol Salve, un
equalled foi cuts, bruises, burns. It heals
wiuioui lUHviug u sour. v. ji. iiugeuuucji.
Deeds Itecorded.
From C. Henry Ronoy et al. to H. Stewart
Moorehead, premises in Pottsvillo. .
rrOm Edward McCormick ct al. to Jamos
Haughneynnd wife, preraisosin Shenandoih.
From Win. J. Jacobs and wife to William
Brown, premises iu Shenandoah.
Ask your grocer for too "Royal Patent"
flour, aud take no other brand. It is tho host
flour made.
We have 100 pairs of Children's
Russett Slippers, sizes 6 to 1 1, and
Misses', ii to 2, which we have
marked down to 5oc, just one-half
the price we formerly sold them at.
Russets.
of our Men's $3.00 Russets
Chocolate and Ox Bloods
been reduced to $2.25.
Our $2.50 Russets can
now be bought for $1.90,
and $2.00 Russets will be
given away at $1.50.
3
rnni Cliinnil,nl. TJ..
PERSONAL MENTION.
A. P. Smith transacted business at Maba
uoy Plane yesterday.
Miss Mary Parker and brother, Robert,
pcnt yesterday in Mt. C'armol.
Thomas 11. Snyder, the South Jardin street
painter, spent to-day at Mt. Carniel.
Alliert Meyers, chief engineer at the
Columbia Irrowery, is on tlio sick list.
Edward Doherly, of North Emnrick street,
was presented by his wife with a baby boy.
11. W. Koons and J. M. Lerch, of Hazlcton,
were registered at the Hotel Franey yester
day.
Councilman Magargle talked polities with
Mahanoy City supporters yesterday after
noon. Charles Shaw, of Plttston, is tlio guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dengler, on Noith
Jardin street.
William Hoffman, of Newark, N. J., is the
guest of Mr. ami Mrs. Max Schmidt, on
North Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weld man and Hon.
Joseph Wyatt Mid wife are spending several
days at Uettytburg.
Mr. and Mr. William Jones, of Lost Creek,
are enjoying a honeymoon trip to Philadel
phia and Atlantis City.
James YoKeees, and family, of Perth
mboy, N. J., are the gnests of tho Julius
family, on East Coal street.
Robert Bowman, an experienced tonsora.
list, of Miuersvllle, has entered the employ
of William llamer, the lwrber.
Samuel Block, proprietor of tho Rochester
clothing house, is in Philadelphia, purohM-
iugau additional stock of clothing.
Miss Clara Qehrls visited her uncle. George
Meyers, at the Miners' hospital yesterday.
Mr. Meyers is gradually Improviug.
Robert Linton, of South Bowers street, has
jollied tho bridge building gang on tho P. &
It. railway, who are erecting bridges in the
CatawisM valley.
Mrs. Crosby, of Sheffield, Eugland, who Is
sojourning lu this country at tlio residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hough, on South
Jardin street, is convalescing from au attack
of illuoss.
MAHANOY CITY.
Somo Intcroatlng Notes Furnlslieil About
mine Operations,
Orders were leceived at tho Park Tlace
collieries this morning to work every day
this week.
A special meeting was hold by the Boron gli
Council last evening to consider a numer
ously signod petition from residents residing
on tho north sido of Centre street, for the
purpose of building a sowor for drainiug
purposes. The sower Is to extend along that
portion of tbo street which is to bo paved
i ne petition was iaja over to secure assur
ances from tho owlieis that they will agree
to pay sufficient sums to cover tho oxpense
ot erecting tlio sower.
At 0:20 o'clock last ovenlng Isaac Blew.
farmer residing at Gimrd Manor, died at the
advauccd agp of 70 yoars. Ills death is
mourned by a wife and ten children.
Charles Becker, inside stable boss at Boston
Run colliery, received a painful Injury of the
right anklo by being trodden upon by a mule.
Ho was assisting the blacksmith In shoeing
the animal.
A meeting for tho reorganization of Camp
51, Sons of Veterans, was hold in tho G. A.
R. hall last evonlng with a largo attendance.
A permanent organization was effected by
tho olection of Rev. Otho Brandt, as chair
man, and H. R. Bricker, -M. D , as secretary.
The prospects aro very favorable.
Tho funeral of Mr- Marv Black of Phila
delphia, who iVv t the rosidenco of her
amit- " Thomas Brcnnan, of Jackson's,
took place this morning. High mass was
celebrated iu St. Canicus church. Interment
was made at Port Carbon.
ucrtrude, a two-year-old daughter of
Gcorgo W. Stitzer, died this morning.
For somo time past Mino Foreman Palmer.
of tlio Primrose colllory. has been busily en
gaged in making preparations to tap a largo
body of water which was dammed back of a
heavy brick wall in a tunnel runninK from
the middle split to tho top split of tho Mam
moth vein with a view of opening up a largo
section of tho miue in the top split that was
closed in and abandoucd by the former
owners somo 14 years ago. At 0 o'clock
last evening tho task was completed
aud water flowed for tbo first timo into tho
opening. Tho flow of tho water is cou
trolled at tbo end of this opening. When
this portion of the work has been fully com
pleted it is intended to proceed further in
this direction of the old Gleudon workings
whore there is an another immeuse body of
water to bo tapped, and where miuing will
oo renowcu. mis will add an immenso
territory to tho present mining area.
REDUCED RATES TO THE SEASHORE.
Kxtreinely Low-Itnto Excursion via Venn,
sylvtuilit Ilallroml.
No other coast can compare with that of
boutuern Now Jersey in summer resorts,
Atlautio City is tho most popular seaside
resort iu America, aud Capo May, Sea Isle
City, Ocean City, Avalon, Anclosea. Wild,
wood and Holly Beach do not fall far short of
Atlantic City's high standard.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
arranged lor excursions to tho fccoshore from
Erie, 1'iissett, Bcllofonte, Bhenaudoal
Dauphin aud intermediate stations (including
stations on tirauen loads), on Augusts and
iu.
Excursion tickets, good for 10 days, will bo
sold at extremely low rates.
Passengors may, if they so desire, go to At
Jantie City via tho now Delaware River
Bridge Routo, tho only all-rail lino from
points in Pennsylvania to Atlantic Citv.
For information in regard to rates, timo of
trains, consult small hills or apply to
nearest ticrcec agent.
Great firuiigei's' I'lculo for 1807.
The great GraiiKers' picnio for 1807 will be
held at Williams' Grovo, Pa., August 28d to
28th. From inquiries and contracts received,
the display of farm machinery and imple
ments, also of horticultural and live stock,
promlhes to exceed any oxhlbition yet held.
The camp will lie fully up to the standard,
all the old as well as many new cottagers
have ulreBdy engaged quarters. On the plat
form prominent agriculturists and statesmen,
as well a political stump speakers, will give
their views of the condition of affairs. The
financial qnestioii will bejtbly dlscuased. Iu
the evening illustrated lectures, tho Cuban
Vn, the Turko-arecian War and noted
countries of the world; also concert by some
of the beBt talent in the country, will enter
tain those in attendance.
Sent II I in a Notice of Death
FnwiirttAM AllMlHMl 1 uw uu,fi.,ID.K,l 1 .
p. fl .-,w.Kitv(iu,viUDUk
William IMnahart, of the Pennsylvania vo-
1 1 a i i-i i i . .
iiDjjr, m oimuiuKiii, woum noi give them
nOfiitioilS t tllfi AlCnAllIlA nf TftMullaK.atmnl.t..,.
!''-' fl u "J 1 vn i i u
labor, have sent hlin notice tint he would be
Bineci. xen nays ago au unknown crowd
bombarded his homo with ranks Ami clnKa
and tore down a fence. Since then Mr
Einehart has goue armed and will shoot at
the flrat alffii nf nnntliAr l,ili.f
...,, huhi;..
Sentinels have beeu posted at the house.
The .Socialist Labor l'arty.
An ouen-air meeting wu to hum i.,. 1,01,1
at the northern end of White strut w
evening, but the weather prettuited it. It
was postponed uutu to-morrow evening in
Itynkewicz hall. The meeting will be held
under the auspices of the SoolslUt Labor
party, aud will be addressed by Henry Oar
less, of New York, upon the subject, "Why
workingmeu are unemployed."
Marriage Licences.
Adam Gauker, of HarrUbuiif. aud Emma
Ilerkheieer, of Schuylkill HHTIU
Simon YgnulawUus awl Maty Yawhlauikl,
both of Mahanoy Plane,
VBTEItDA'B BABEBALL 0AMEB.
Nntlonnl LenettOi
At Chicago-Philadelphia, 10: Chicago,
8. At Cincinnati Boston, 10; Cincinnati,
0. At Bt. I.ouia -Flfst game! New York,
)0: 8t. Louis. R. Second came: New York,
IS, St. Louts, 1 At Louisville First game.
Lou lav tile. Bi Washington. 3. Second
gume: Louisville, 9; Washington, 4.
Knstvru Lenmio.
At Srrnnton First game: Bornnton, 3;
Syracuse, 3. Second gamei Syracuse, 2;
Bcrnnton. 1. At Wllksebarre Montreal,
5; Wllkesbarre, 4. At Springfield Spring
field, 13; IIufTalo, 0. At rrovldnec First
giimc: Toronto, G; Providence!, 2. Second
game: Providence, 3; Toronto, 0.
Atlnlitlo Loiicuo.
At linncaster Lancaster, 17; Ileadlng,
4. At Hartford-Norfolk, 3; Hartford, 1.
Two Tl I ll I ir Kid initios.
Shamokln, Pa July 22. Two mine
fatalities occurred here yesterday. In
an explosion of gas at the Glrard mine
Frank Sheridan, an engineer, suffered
a compound fraoture of the skull which
afterwnrd caused hts death. John LSu
lilne, driver boy, and John Francis,
door boy, vere painfully burned.
Sheridan was married only four weeks
ago. A fall of coal at tho Itlchards
mine killed Wallace Anton, aged 31
years. ,
A Sllfiiit Fire.
A slight fire occurred in tho rear of tho
dry goods store of tbo Misses Davis, at tho
corner of Centre and Jardin streets, this
afternoon. While at work tlio young ladles
noticed a lace curtain in flames, and several
neighbors extinguished them. It Is a mystery
how tho curtain caught, and tho proprietress
cannot account for it.
Tlo Copper- Dlntflot Ovororowd6n.
Houghton, Mich., July 22. Several
hundred miners from Ohio and Penn
sylvania bituminous coal districts have
reached here in the past few days In
search of work, and report that thou
sands more are coming. It is true that
the local mines are working more men
than ever bofore, at the highest wages
paid east of the Hooky mountains, but
there are already 2,000 idle men In the
district, and the prospjects for coal
miners securing employment here are
small.
llorolutlbnury WlilovrUona.
San Diego, Cal., July 22. MrB. Lovey
Aldrleh, one of the seven surviving
widows of the revolutionary soldiers
who fought In the war of 177G, died at
the home of her son, E. C. Aldrleh, In
this c.tty Monday afternoon. Mrs. Al
drleh was born nt Sanbornton, N. II.,
March 28, 1S00.
Ducliosi of Hamilton Mnrrlcd.HHI
London, July 22. The Duchess of
Hamilton was married quietly Tues
day morning at Leicester to Mr. Fos
ter. Little Is known locally of the
bridegroom. It Is stated that the Duke
of Devonshire was present at the cere
mony. "When it was said to the woman: "In
sorrow slialt thou brine forth chil
dren," that a perpetual curse was
pronounced, but tho thrill of joy felt
by pvery Mother when she clasps to
her heart her babo proves the con
trary. True, dangers lurk in tho
pathway of the Expectant Mother
and should bo avoided.
"Mother's Friend"
So nronares the s vstem for tho chan eo
taking place that the final hour is
robbed of all danger and pain. Its
use insures safety to the life of both
Motuer and child, and makes clilld,
birth easy and recovery mora rapid,
Bentbr Malt, on receipt of vrict, $1JOO PER BOTTLE,
llook, "To Kxnactant Mother.," mailed free. oon.
tsintns Tamable lnlormatton ana volant&rr teal
DOniaTa.
The BrtdOeld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
SOLO BY ALL DKUaOltlS.
DEAD STUCK for BUGS
Kills lioachefl, FloftP. Moths and Bedbugs Won
polionoaa, won't Btain. Large bottles, at drug
gieU and grocers, 25 cents.
UNION TEACHERS' AGENCIES of AMERICA.
Rev. L. D. BASS, D. D. Manager.
I'ittsburir, Fa: Toronto, Canada; New Oilcans
La. j New York, N. Y. j Washington, I). C:
San Francisco, Cal. ; Chicago, 111, : St.
Louis, Mo., and Denver, Colorado,
There aro thousands ol positions to be filled
m, in,, tiiu iica, lew IllUUtllS,
Address all applications to Vnion Tkaciieks'
AoKxciiia, Soltsburg, l'a.
EXTRA
SHERIFF'S SALE
-OR-
FURNITURE.
The undersigned has purchaped
the entire stock of FINE FURNI
TURE of M. Spoont, aniLJ am
determined to relieve myself of it
at a sacrifice; whereby you can
save
40 CENTS OR THE DOLLAR.
Our stock is large and varied and
has not decreased any.
L. MAISEL,
108 EAST CENTRE ST., SHENANDOAH, PA.
rvi. SPOONT, Agt.
TABLE and FLOOR
OIL CLOTH, FINE
WINDOW SHADES,
po1
-GO TO
Meluskey & Son,
105 S. Main St.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
Many Think!
Summer Shoes
CutinPHce;3
We have 500 pairs or more of
Summer Shoes, that must go with
in the ncxt'two weeks.
Some of them afee froln tile stock of the
retail shoe store we bought some
' time ago. All are good shoes.
The prices we are asking for them
are very much urider value.
Co m je j nja njdJkjJDJ-
We want you to know wc can' mid
do sell shoes" for less price than
any store in the region.
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FACTORY
SHOE STORE,
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-J. A. Meyer, Mgr.
ALL WHO WANT:
The Biggest
That Money
Come to
THE
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GRAND MID-SUMMER SALE,
Whicli Will Commence Saturday Morning: at
9 O'clock. We are Bound to Close Out the
Balance of Our Stock of
:ifi's and Boys'
Spring andSummer
Clothing.
No matter at what sacrifice, evervrhinr mnct
nothinsr reserved. You will
and make your selections of
Remember we are now
. . . The shopping
THE FAMOl
The Acknowledged Cheapest Clothiers and Hatters
m the County.
-FRANEY BUILDING.-.
COR. MAIN and OAK STREETS, SHENANDOAH, PAr
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LS"&i
"BALDWIN"
DRY AIR AND
SHIRK CORK FILLED
SWALM'S
Hardware Store.
Possible Values, Who Believe
Saved is Money Earned, Should
FAflOUS
do well to get in the push early,
these superb bargains, . -
at our new home.
palace for the people.
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