Outdoor
Games will be Indulged
n nt inrtcf fnr flirt tiivf twn mmithtt.
m-v win ik uuuu ucxi vcui. vc
ttre offering a 20 per cent, reduction
on all base ball goods in order to
close out our stock. Remember
1 5 off on all base ball goods.
HOOKS & BROWN
a North Main St.
GASOLINE, OIL,
WAGON GREESE.
Wo make a specialty of Gasoline, 6O0
In live gallon lots delivered. Mica and
D. S. axle grecso.
...Also Headlight Oil, 150 Fire Test.
ROBERT YEAGER,
3-1 Knt Oonl St.,
Bhonimlonli.
Mull order promptly Mteml xl to.
TO THE LAND OF SUNSHINE
And Flowers, the Hand of Amcrlcn,
Cull-
fornlft.
1a the true pathway, "Tho Iron Mountain
ltoute," which traverse a region of perpetual
sunshine, where, snow storms, bltaxarug or
i . -1 .1.1... 1 ....1.. ........ l..11..n.i i1a
mgu muiuui'a nrv UUlWIUt... A mm.... ia.
anil second class palaco anil tourist sleeping
cara to points in Missouri, Arkansas, Toxas,
Old anil New Mexico, Arizona, California,
Oregon, Washington, Nebraska, Utah and
Nevada, without change Quick tlmo, low
rates, and all tho comforts of inodorn railway
improvements guaranteed to all who pur-
system. For rates right from your home,
literature, and full information, drop a postal
card, J. P. McCann, T. 1'. Agent. 510 Kail
ro.nl avenue. Elmira, N. Y., or 391 Broad
way. New York.
3 1-tf W. E. Hoyt. G. E P. Agt.
Buy Keystone tlour. Bo sure that tho name
Leshki & Babe, Ashland, Pa., is printed on
over sack.
HOOD'S PlliliS cure Liver Ilia,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A nlea-nt laxative. All Dru wrist.
1 SAM LEE'S
CHINESE : LAUNDRY.il
lO N. Main Street.
. . . PRICE LIST. . . .
Collars
Collars, Ironed 2c
Culra, per pair 4C
Nw Shirts ioc
31ilrta, washed and Ironed ioc
Shirts, starched and ironed...- 8c
Sight Shirts ioc
Undershirts 7C
Drawers 7C
Socks 3C
I Handkerchiefs ca
Vests iSCtoaoc
Ties 3 o ioc
' Laundry done up daily. Mending tree
tor rcgunir cuMininc.
51
O'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AMD SALES STABLES.
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
Cor. White
and Lloyd
greets.
Mansion
House
Stables,
MAHANOY CITY.
enanuuan.
M
FOR A FEW DAYS
15 Bars of Soap for
25c
E. B. FOLEY,
27 West
Centre St.
1897.
l'
1WISH to announce to the public that my fall stock, which has been arriving daily for
the past three weeks is now complete and laid out on the tables at my large andjeom
modious store room, ready for your inspection. I take this method of cordially inviting
all my partons and the public at large to call and examine this mammoth stock which to-day,
without any bluffing or exagerating, and I stand ready to prove what I say, will inventory
not one cent less than
Just think of it, a fifty thousand dollar stock of clothing to select from, consisting of
the very latest patterns and most stylish makes in
Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing.
COURT INVESTIGATION.
Vomit Olllclnls Anxious to Clear Up thu
110,000 Myslory.
S10lnl to KvHNIMG llBRALD.
ltiTTOVlLLB, Sept. 10. The mlsslne $10,000
In Sohuylklll's temporary loan account, to
nil
gether with tho charges preferred axainst
certain county officials, is still tho one topic
of conversation among i' oee on "the hill."
It will be remembered that the Taxpayers'
Association had already entered suit against
Phil. J. Connell, the former chief clerk, hut
notwithstanding that fact tho three County
Commissioners appeared heforo Justice Fister
and made affidavit to a warrant against
Conuell which Includes tho following Infor
mation :
"Penjotially appeared before me, Frank
UeuU. John Martin and Charles Meyers,
county commissioners in and for the county ;
or scnuylkiii, who being nuiy sworn accord-
litv ti li.iv dn ilMtwwn nml MV. ttint. dnrlnp
the year 1800, Philip J. Comioil was tho cliief
clerk in the office of tho county commis
sioners mid had in his custody tho county
seal ; that on the 8tli day of June, I860, thn
said Phillip J. Connell attested to an alleged
minute as to a loan of $80,000 from the Safe
Deposit Bank, of Pottsvillo, which loan was
a renewal of former loans aud a creation of a
nuw loan for $S,000, whereas in the fact
and in truth the only correct luiuuto ho
could havo attosted to was one iwssed
June 0, 1806, that called for tho renewal
of tho $25,000 loan thou existing with
said banks; that as an officer, employe
and nsttnt of the county of Schuylkill,
tho said Philip J. Connell did with intent to
defraud, falsify tho minute of Juno 0, to ob
tain the said fo.OOO over aud above the paper
then in hank to bo renewed ; that the min
ute of Juno 8, was fraduleut making, signing,
iiinrlnir nml nuhlishins a written instru
ment with intent to defraud tho County of
SohuyUIll, wliicli hasdono to tho prejudice
of tho rights of tho County of Schuylkill,
that by such fradulent making, signing, ut
tering and publishing of the written Instru
nifiiit. to wit: tho nlloced minute of June S,
1MB. tho said Phllln J. Conuell feloniously
obtained possession of $5,000 and did steal,
convert anil cuibezilo tlio same, contrary 10
tho Acts of Assembly in such case made and
provided."
Tho ahovo information was sworn to last
Tuesday, but has just been given out for pub
lication. Mr. Connell is at Atlantic City, and
a constable left for that place to servo tho
warrant.
It is thought that a hearing in tho case
will bo had Friday or Saturday, when Mr.
Conuell arrives from tho seashore
Tho County Commissioners have recently
passed a resolution that hereafter all notes
issued for moneys borrowod be made payable
to the County Treasurer, so that proceeds of
all such notes shall bo paid direct to that
official and there he no further opportunity
of any discrepancies in tho nmounts paid and
tho amounts received into tho treasury.
In conversation with a reporter Mr. Kentz
says ho is woll satisfied who got tho money
who tho guilty party is. He further said ;
"I don't want to charge anybody with the
crime until it is proven. Wo havo proof of a
false statement having hceu made and that
the records wore falsified."
Tho oilicials apparently feel perfectly at
case and court a thorough investigation.
Thoy realize that they, or their bondsmen,
will havo to mako good for any mistakes or
defalcation on the part of tho clorks."
Tho friends of Controller Severn havo no
fears of tho result, so far as that official is
concerned. Uis connection with tho suits
instituted is merely formal, becauso of his
position as County Controller, and in order
that ho may submit his books during the
investigation.
Three Special Ilnrgnlus.
Fivo hundred pairs good wliito or grey
blankets will bo sold at tho August sale price
of 39 cents per pair.
Ouo thousand yards Klondiko double
napped flannels, wortli 10 cents, now 0 cents.
Two thousand yards grey wool mixed
flannels wortli 15 conts, now 10 cents.
Jj. J. Wilkinson,
0-3-tf Cor. Main and Lloyd Sts.
CholcM morbus, cholera Infantum, diarrhoea-dysentery,
and all thoso other deadly
enemies to tho littlo opes aro infallibly cured
by Dr. Fowler's Ext. of Wild Strawberry.
Itapltlly Progressing.
Tho erection of tho stono wall foundation
for the new stable of tho Columbia Brewing
Company is being pushed with vigor. Con
tractor Ileckman was in town to-day and
expect to havo his bricklayers at work by
tho early part of next week.
At Mlnersvllle.
Dr. Szlupas. of Scranton, who addressed an
audicuco of Lithuanians ou tho subject of
the workingmeu and tho situation of tho
strike at Haileton on Tuosilay night, left
town this morning for Mlnersvillo. Ho will
address a meeting on tho smno subjects at
that placo to-night. To-morrow night ho
will lecture at Scranton.
.
Moments are useless if trilled away ; and
they aro dangerously wasted if consumed by
delay in cases where Ono Minuto Cough Curo
would bring Immediate relief. C. II. Jlagcu
buch. There Wus 'o Fire.
There was a report current to-day that a
fire had occurred in tho basotnent of the
residence of Walter McIIalo, on West Lloyd
street, yesterday. An investigation showed
that a plcco of meat had been left standing
on tho stovo wh'cii began to burn. The base
ment was tenanted by a Lithuanian family.
They ware Immediately ejected by tho land
lord. Con tipatlnn is tho causa of all sorts of
serious disorders of tho blood. Stroug catbar
tics aro worse than useless. Burdock Wood
Bitters is nature's own remedy for troubles of
his sort.
GRAND
$50,000,
Louis Goldin's Mammoth
Rheum
tidinrure
remo veil
all fnrm of UhnimmtUm chronic,
mnwulnr
And adiitlcn
With Neuralgia CD I I CT
milfklv remove ' ' l
Curo H will qnlckl;
forms of IkwIII.v pain. I I tI
nunrn Mmiyon'n
ISM
w W I I UV ... mi rra i M 1 r f
lor each ilUcaw, for sale nt all druggl-ts Mostly
Vk. When In doubt, write to Prof. Mtinyon,
Arch street, l'bllmlclphln, !., for free
menlca! advice
PITHY POINTS.
Ha
penliigs Throughout the Country
Ultroiitcled lor Hasty 1'eriisal.
There arc over 3000 exhibits at tho Hoililo-
heni Fair.
Court at Allcntown refused five out of six
aiipllmtions for lmtumllmtlon.
Tito P. it It. employes at Bear Itldgo
colliery received their wages yesterday.
Upward Is oOered to the finder of a pocket
book. See advertisement in another column,
Thedraml United Order of Odd Fellows
held its Stato convention nt Carlisle yestcr
day.
Thomas Cnmpboll, wlfo and threo children
were poisoned by drinking impure well water
at Cliranlvillo.
Lafayette College at Easton, opens its fall
term with 115 now students to-day, and
several changes in the faculty.
When Tlin Nelligan was convicted of high
way roblery In Court at Erie yestorday ho
walked out of tho Court and escaped.
At a Fish Protective meeting In Harris
burg pledges wcro received aggregating over
f 11,010 to aid tho Fish Commission's work.
S' Motor Durham's protege, William Ilughos,
of Philadelphia, lias been to Harrisburg to
receive instructions from Chief Campbell.
Elaborato arrangements havo been com
pleted for tho State Christian Endeavor Con
vention, to bo held at Easton on October 5.
Witli n freshman class of 135, and 2."5 other
students, the State College, near Itollcfouto,
opened it b school year auspiciously yesterday.
J. I. Tempest is making arrangements to
start ou tho road with a woll organized
theatrical company, composed raoUy of hopn
tulcut.
Tho avcrago number of prisoners daily In
the county Jail during August was 100J ;
avcrago cost of maintenance dally, 8 1-10
cents.
Wui. lloberts has been appointed principal
of the new East Sido school just opened at
Frackville. Mr. Itoborts is a graduate of the
Normal school.
Tho Youug Men's Democratic Club of
Lycoming County will send Walter E. Hitter
as its chief delegate to tho Club Convention
at Wilkesbarro.
A policeman from Beading followed to
Mahanoy Ci:y mid recaptured ono of three
stago-st ii' n'opcra girls who had lied from
their limies at Beading.
Tlip now wator shaft at Qilbcrton colliory
is now down over 1,000 feet loaviug only an
additional hundred feet to go before tho re
quired depth is reached.
Tho Presbytery of Lehigh will meet at tho
First Presbyterian church, Pottsvillc, on
Tuesday and Wcduosday of next weok. Tho
first session will bo held on Tuesday evening.
"Mox" Ilill, tho crack centre fielder for
tho Fall River Club, of tho New England
Loague, is home at Pottsvillo for tho winter.
Ho is reserved by Fall River for next season.
Wedding Tlells.
Yesterday afternoon MissMlnuio A. Moycr,
of Schuylkill Haven, and Paul W. Harpor, a
telegrapher at tho Pottsvillo olllco, were
united in marriage
William E. Bergan, of Glen Carbon, and
Miss Maggio McCIolland, of Pottsvillo, were
joined in wedlock yesterday, and will reside
in Palo Alto.
Tho mavriago of Joseph Kelly, of Phila
delphia, and Miss Katio Sullivan, of Gordon,
took pV.co yestorday morniug iu St. Joseph's
church nt Ashland
Seo Mile, ftoberto, the queen of the nir,
jump from tho clouds on Saturday afternoon
at Columbia park. Hons. Itoborto-will jump
in the morning. Two romarkablo feats. 15-31
Knr Almost Severed.
At tho Boston Run colliery yesterday after
noon, Anthony Zolonls had his left car al
most totally sovcrod from his body by a fall
of rock. Dr. D. John Prico was summoned
and it rciiu'red sovon stitches to sew up
tho wound. Tho unfortunate man lives in
town.
Marriage Licenses.
John F. Mallch aud Mary A. Davis, both of
Pottsvillo.
Franklin B. Heflnor, of Crossona, and
Lillio M. Hummel, of Washington township.
Ask your grocer for tho "Royal Patent1
dour, and tako no other brand. It is the best
flour made.
IlUMtlnti4 Goes to UuTIufontci.
Harrisburg, Sept. 16. Governor Hast.
Ings left for Bellefonte today to spend
a few days at his summer home. Tho
executive said last night that tho troops
would be withdrawn from the strike
region as soon as circumstances will
warrant. He Is anxious to avoid tho
expense of keeping the soldiers there
If thelrpresencelsnot necessary, andhag
asked Major General Bnowden and Aa
jutant Gpneral Stewart to report fully
on the situation.
Secrtitnry Mni-ttn Sworn In.
Harrisburg, Sept. 10. David Martin,
the new secretary of the common
wealth, took the oath of office at noon
yesterday In the prlvnte office of Gov
crnor Hastings. A large party of Mr.
Martin's friends wore present, Peputy
Secretary Darnett administered the
oath.
MUNYON
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mi-s Susie Ilawley, of town, is visiting
friends nt Hasleton.
I W. W. I,ow1s, nf Mah&tioy City, was seen
in town this morning.
Mis Msmlo limner lms gone to Reeding to
visit among relatives.
Miss Mary Toole, of Vm. Penn. visited
friends In town to-day.
Leon Itartlctt, of the Mahanoy City Trl-
buno, spent last evening in town.
William Summons is soendlng his vacation
among the belles at Atlantic City.
Morgan Bevati is at present an inmate of
the Miners' Hospital at Fountain Springs.
Mrs. William UMlinor and daughter.Jeniilo,
spent yesterday visiting friends at Potlsvllle.
J. C. Mots, manager of the Ilotol Fmuoy,
attended the funeral of a friend at Alleutowu
to-day.
Mrs. A A. Davis, ol South White street.
went to Scmutou to-day to attend tho funeral
of a relative
Mr. George W. Keller, Jr., of llloomsbnrg,
was in attendance at tho llrcuuati-McOonlgle
w willing yesterday.
Miss Ellon Wcavor, and her niece, Jesse
Kline, both of tho Hotel Francy, wore pas
sengers to Trevurtou to-day.
Mrs. M. I). Fulrloy returned homo last
evening from n five weeks trip to Camden,
Philadelphia and other places.
Miss Clara II. Mortimer, of Pottsvillo, Ib a
guost at tho family residence of Albert
Hoover, on South Jardin street.
Miss Mary Shields, of North Bowers street,
went to Bethlehem this morning to attend
tho funeral of hor grandmother.
Rev. Nathan Sechler, of Kingtown, was n
visitor to town this morning, and made n
pleasant call at tho IIi:itAM office.
Miss Mabel Straub, of Bethlchom, who had
boon spending sovoral weeks in town, left for
hor home yesterday. She was accompanlod
by Miss Agnes Dodson, who will bo her guest
far some time.
MAHANOY CITY.
At i mooting of tho senior class of tho
Mahanoy City High school of 'OS, held last
evening tho following officers wcro elected
D. B. Woolcock, president; Miss May Rhoads,
secretary, and Miss B. E. Ryan, treasurer.
Tho now Tunnel Rldgo breaker is rapidly
assuming shape In tho way of construction
Tho engines for tho now breakor wcro placed
In position yestorday. Tho tost was made
under tho suporintendency of John Bull, of
Port Carbon, and provod very satisfactory.
Tho dimensions of the main onglno aro 30 x
GO feet. Tho main fly whcol is 10 feet in
diameter and wolghs IS tons. Two smaller
fly wheels aro oach 10 fect in diameter.
Tho announcement of tho wedding of
Joseph Murphy and Miss Annlo Kcar, two
young pcoplo of town, who were married in
tho P, M. clmrob, at Girardillo, on Monday
last, leaked out last evening. Tho pastor,
Rev. S. T. Nlcolls, officiated. The grooms
man was Edward Kcar, a brother of the
brido, and the bridesmaid was Miss Annio
Kcar, a sister of tho brido.
Mltiurw Foil B80 Foot.
Nantlcoke. Pa Sept. 18. The enge
In which ten men were being lowered
Into shaft No. 2, of the Alden Coal
company, suddenly dropped to tho bot
tom of tho shaft. Eight of the men
were severely Injured, and the Injuries i
of four may prove fatal. The mine Is i
osu ieei aeep. xne steei cage itseir was
broken and twlstod, and the men nar
rowly escaped Instant death. Tho In
jured are Marlon Kulakoaskl, Joseph
Kotsull, Jacob Sack, Joseph Gallia,
Stephen Falyshefskt, Teofll Melfskl,
Voychek Golamb and Joseph Stoln
kew.
I'htlurtolpli'lfv Uemoorntlo .Nominees,
Philadelphia, Sept. 16. Tho Demo?
pratlc conventions for the fall election
met yesterday and named candidates
as follows: For city treasurer, Gustav
us Mueller; register of wills, James E,
Gorman; the Judges nominated hy the
Republican convention F. Amedee
Pregy, AVIUIam "W. TVlltbank and
Charles Y. Audenried, common pleas,
and Joseph C. Ferguson, orphans' court
r-wero endorsed,
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Tifj8
ilailt tlgutnra
ef
' itn
A "BIG"
The workingmeu can save money by making their purchases at our
store. We are offering an excellent shoe at the re
markable low price of
-351.19-
For which other stores are asking $1.50 and $1.75. Other goods in
propoition. We make a specialty of repairing.
Our New Stock Has Arrived and . . .
. . . Bargains Are Offered in Every Jine.
PLOPPERT'S SHOE STORE,
10S NORTH MAIN STREET. '
Two doors above Merchants' Bank.
BITTEN BY DOGS.
Two People fall Victims to tho Jaws of
Canines I.nst livening.
Five rapid shots from a revolver on Locnit
Mountain last evening, Indicated tho shoot
ing of a valuahlo setter dog owned by Joint
A. Tltman. The dog had boon placed under
the earo of Isoao Davis, who had been In the
neighborhood of J. J. Francy's residence
last evening. Tho lattor's 0-yesr-old son,
.Tames, began to play with the animal by
pinching the dog's moutli togetnor witn a
ixuta miard used while ruling ft uicycio.
t he cauino became onragou nc mo cnuu s
ictlon and retaliated hy bittng tho littlo boy
on the oar. At tho direction of tho boy's
father. Chief Tosh and Officer Koster led tho
animal by a clothes line to a point on Iwust
Mountain where thov ended its existence.
At e even o c ock last night Constable
Giblou, armed with a subpoena, proceeded to
the residence of George Knott, on Mesl
Ccntro street, to summon him to Pottsvillo
to-day hs a witness In tho Lyon-Dunn
content. As ho entered tho yard ho whs
attacked hy the tenant's dog and bitten in
tho thigh. Tho constable threatened n navo
tho dog shot.
Seo Mons. Roberto's thrilling lesp from the
clouds nt Columbia irk on Saturday morn
ing. -153t
Letters firnntcil.
Lottors of administration d. h. n. were
granted to Lonis J. Brown on tho estate of
John E. Fcrtlg. lato of Washington town
ship, dec on el.
Letters of administration to KronK Yanuie-
wicz on the estato of Peter Yanulewlcs, late
of Mahanoy City, deceased.
i i:n.
MUNGON. At Shenandoah, Pa., on tlio 1Mb
lnt., Kdward Mungon, aged 43 years. The
funeral will tAVn nlftce tnniorrow mornlmr.
High moss being celebrated In Annunciation
cnurcll ni 1U O'CIOCK. i ne lunerni cneK win
leave on the 12:88 I". A It. train for Toniofpm,
whero Interment will bo made. Friends and
relatives Invited to attend. It
FROM LOWELL, MASS.
Tho Homo of Hood's Sarsaparltla
A Wonderful Curo.
" A swelling as big ns a largo marblo
camo under my tongue. Physicians said it
was a semi-transparent tumor and must bo
operated upon. I felt I could not stand it,
and ns spring camo began to tako my
favorite spring tonic, Hood's Sarsaparilla.
The bunch gradually decreased and Anally
disappeared. I havo had no sign of Its re
turn. I am glad to praise Hood's Sarsapa
rilla." Mrs. H. M. Codurn, 8 Union St.,
Lowell, Mass. Get nOOD'S.
Hood's Pills curo sick Headache. 25c
MISCELLANEOUS.
T OST.
A iiui-flo contain! nrr a rallrontl ticket
ii
from Lost Creek to Soranton. mm small
amount of money. Lo)t between Keltlmn'B
store and Hrennan'a dental rooaii. A suitable
reward for return ol same to Herald ofllce.
FOK SAM!. Four flno houses, two on North
Wblte Btreet. All conveniences, atmoderuto
prices. Apply to Mrs. It. llradlcy, 15 North
Wliito street. o-ltK!t
TOST. On July 30th, o upottcd belTer, colore
X red and white, about one year old. Horns
were Jut belmani; to protrude. A liberal
reward will be offered for its return to Andrew
lermerski, 211 West X'onlar street. O-H-lw
LOST. A small cow, mouse color, white spots
on sides and back, small horns, turned In
toward eyes, four yearn old, estrayed from tho
premises 01 me unuersii;neu, on o JUtn imi.
A reward of &5 vlU be paid for the return of
tame to Anthony Itusklo, 421 East Lloyd fit root.
F
iOKSALK A large stock of second-hand
furnituiu and carietn. an pood an ittw.
win uo boiu at a sacruice. inr mriuor inior
nmtlon call at tho II Kit Am aftloo. . tMG-tf
InOU SALK.-CIeap, n desirable
nroncrtv on Kast Centre street.
bualnoRH
Apply tc
M. M. Ilurke, Attorney, Kgan building.
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.
BKAJKI) morOSALS will bo received by
tho undersigned committee of tho llorough
Council of Hhenaudoah, l'ft., until Monday,
September 20th, 18JT, at 7:00 o'clock p. m., for tho
paving of four squares with vitrified brick, or
stone. Iach bidder to put in two separate
proposnls ono for two squares on Main
street, between Centre nnd Coal ; the other
for two squares on ISast Centre street, between
Uowers and Union. Specifications upon wliicli
tho bids arc to be based can be secured from tho
chairman of tho undersigned committee, at No.
12) North Main street, Shenandoah, l'n. The
committee reserves tho right to reject any or
all bids.
.T. P. IJoehm. Chairman.
V. II Maqauole,
Patrick haud,
9-10-lOt Street Committee.
SAVING !
r
OVERCOATS !
All new and the very latest '97 styles. A large variety in light weight for early use.
I particularly invite the young men to call and inspect these coats, they are stylish.
My large French plate show windows are now being dressed by an artistic designer.
Call and see them, it will give you scmie idea of the styles to be worn this Fall. Hoping
you will take an early advantage by calling and examining this immanso stock of FINE
CLOTHING, I remain,
Yours Respectfully,
LOUIS GOLDIN.
.PROPRIETOR
Clothing House,
TALK
BUT FACTS and FIGURES DON'T LIE.
HIS is an old sayln? an 1 to verify this old saying: we
can convince you that it is so. Here is the whole
thine in a nut shell. Judge yourself. We. will sell
you a good child's suit for from 90c up, worth double the
money ; or a hoy's suit from $2.50 up, woith $4.00, in all
the latest styles and fabrics ; or a good men's every day
suit from $3.00 up, or a strictly all wool Black Clay
Diagonal suit, worth $9.00, for $6.00.
THE BEST $1.50 MEN'S HAT
THE COUNTY FOR ONLY
STRICTLY
ORDER,
This is no fake but come and convince yourself that
we are telling you the truth.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded.
THE ACKNOWLEDGED
CHEAPEST 6L0THIER8 ID HATTERS IN THE COUNTY.
ItTHE SHOPPING PALACE FOR THE PEOPLE.
Cor. Main and Oak Sts., Franey Building,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
P. S."""Car fare refunded to all out-of-town purchasers.
I QUART MASON S FRUIT JARS, 40C. DOZ.
I I'INT MASON'S KRUIT JARS, 38c. DOZ.
I5XTRA KRUIT JAR TOPS AND RINGS.
HAVE YOU SEEN
The
Galvanized Iron Stand,
For use in Steaming or Canning your fruit in the Jars.
No more j'ars upset. Very safe and sure.
SWALN'S HARDWARE -STORE.
Anotlior Victory For Mlclmol.
Springfield, Mass.. Sept. 16. The sec
ond day of the Springfield llleycle club
tournament closed last night with the
Mlchael-Lesna 20 mile race. Michael
won In tine shape by 150 yards In tho
record breaking time of 38:11. Tho
former world's record was 2 3-5 seconds
slower. The two were paced by quads.
When bilious or costive, eat a Cascarots
candy cathartic cure euaranteed, 10c, 23c
Whon you want good roofing, plumbing,
gas fitting, or general tlusmithing done call
on E. F. Gallagher 18 West Contro street'
Dealer in stcres -l-tf
OF THE MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE..
is
CHEAP
IN
ALL WOOL SUIT, TO
FOR $10.50, WORTH
FAMOUS
'SWALM'S HARDWARES STORES.
THE NEW IDEA?
CHARLES DERR,
TONSOFIAL ARTIST I
(Slirclcr's Old Stand.)
Z09 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Flrnt-class work guaranteed. Prompt and
polite attendants. Hair cutting a 8eclalty,
Wanted-An Idea SsS
Protect your ((leant tbrr may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WKDDEUUUUN A CO.. Patent At tor
Deya. Washington, D. C, for their 91.8U0 prlto offer
nd llftt of two hundred Invention wanted.
1897.
No. 9 and 11 SOUTH MAIN STREET,.
SHENANDOAH, PENNSYLVANIA,