Games will ue ittdulred
iivat least for tin' next two months.
ivnv iinr iiiftt itnco in 1 1 trrrrim tirw r
11. !.1 1. A i. TT-
ylV.J 11411 UV SVSVl 14V, Wt. .
'are 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
1 North Main St.
GASOLINE, OIL,
WAGON GREESE.
Wo make a specialty of Gasollno, 6O0
In five gallon lots delivered. Mica and
U. S. axlo greeso.
...Also Headlight Oil, 150 Fire Test.
ROBERT YEAGER, 33
Mull orders promptly attended to.
II.
lleeitn lteconleil.
From Eliza ltelner ct al to William
Nelson, premises In Keiuor City.
From llenry A. Zimmerman, oxecutor, to
Sarah A. Motzer, premises in Schuylkill
Haven.
From Alex. Scott, sheriff, to Julian Ilcplor,
promises in Iteglns township.
From Jacob Uelst ami who to iiegius
School District, premises in Uegins township.
Moments are useless If trifled away; ami
tliey are dangerously wasted if ccnsuinoit by
delay in cases wliero Ono Minute CoiikIi Ctiro
would bring immediate relief. 0. II. llagen
tuioh. '
MurrlHgo license.
John Vottus and Martha Schukuta, both of
t'barlcsll. Bcrscr, of Kock, and Emelino
I.etigel, of Da Turksville.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Til fce-ilmllt
CI
lc CI
mrr
vnppir,
SHM LEE'S
CHINESE : LAUNDRY,
lO N. Main Street.
. . . PRICU LIST. . . .
Collar "
Collarf, Ironed 2c
Cuir, per pair 4C
New Shlrta ioc
3hlrts, woahed and Ironed ioc
SrilT' torched and Ironed 8c
HlffhfiJ.'l'rt" .-. -.- ioc
LENGTHY COUNCIL SESSION
More Hobo for the l'lro Companies.
Hanltnry nml Water.
An eleven o'clock swwlon of the Borough
Council win held last night, but it was not as
exciting m the last one. It looked at one
time, when the electric light question was
touohed upon, that the closing incidents or
the last meeting of Council would lw re
hearsed, but better Judgment prevailed.
The Councilmeu in attendance at the meeting
were Messrs. McOuire, Lally, Coakley,
lloehm, Magargle, Shoemaker, Straughn,
James, NIswender, Englert, Gable, Bremian,
lteeee and Hand.
Messrs Hoffman, Iiroxton and Jones ap
peared In behalf of themselves and Messrs.
llees, Snell and Dalrd and asked permission
to connect sewers with the borough sewer on
Stmwborry alley and the permission was
granted on condition that the partios sign an
agreement not to connect water closets
It was decided to place a double crossing at
the corner of West and Centre streets, lead
ing from tlio schoolhouse.
Mr. MeOulre stated that the creek at
the eastern end of tlio town was tilling up
with coal dirt, and also under the bridge,
causing the creek to overflow to tlio great
datnaire ot residonts in the vicinity. He
moved that tho street committee lie instructed
to clean out the creek.
Considerable discussion followed and when
called upon for an opinion Borough Solicitor
I'omcroy confirmed tho opinion expressed by
some members that the creek was on the
proporty of the P. & E. C. & I. Co. and tho
lwrough had no right to go Upon tho land
and clean out the creek. The bridge ho said,
in line with tho street was tlio public high
way and tho creek remained private property,
but if tlio water pipes undor tho bridge
formed an obstruction to tho creek they
should bo cither raised or lowered to remove
tho obstruction. Mr. Lally disagreed with
tho Solicitor and said ho bclloved that part of
tho creek under the bridgo was public prop
erty. Mr. McGuiie's motion was lost for
want of a majority.
Mr. James slated that the duplicate for
1E07 had been written and amounted to $31,
030.47. Ho also statod that Council could not
lrirally exonerate real cstato from taxes. A
motion to reconsider the exonerations for
18U3 was loft over until next meeting pend
ing furthor information as to exoneration of
real ostate.
Mr. McUuire moved that a motion made by
Mr. Gablo at a subsequent meeting to allow
Tax Collector Soanlan a rubato of $500 to
help him defray tho exponse of constable
hire and othor expenses iu collecting taxes, be
taken up for consideration, but the motion
was lost pending an opinion on the question
from tlio Solicitor as to Council's right to al
low it.
Tlio report of the fire apparatus committee
included bids ior hose and the following con
tracts wero awarded : Eureka how, 500 feet
.it 90 cents per fool ; rubber Iioso, C0U feet at
$1.00 per foot ; Keystouo hose, 500 feet at 80
cents per foot.
Mr. Lally again brought up tho olectric
light question and moved that tho motion
.nvarding the contract bo reconsidered. The
motion was lost. Mr. Lally thou stated that
since the passago of tho law of 1803 no legis
lation passed by Council had been submitted
to the Chief Burgess for his sanction, or re
jection. For this reason, ho claimed, tho
electric light contract was illegal and void.
Sulicitor Pomcroy said that, under tho law
referred to, only ordinances and resolutions
in tho nature of ordinances need bo referred
to tlio Chief Burgoss as stated, but that the
ollicial has nothing to do with contracts or
tho deliberations of Council, except so far as
they apply to ordinances, or resolutions in
the lmtiiro ft ordinances. Mr. Lally dis-
tar vrer a jr
7 nation
i mo uiowjiit
V
NEURALGIA and ilmlUr Oomulabts;
mm pirpurtia under Inn fctruiTri t
GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS
ir. sorlboj by cminoiitpliyiiolansi
UH. R1CI1TER S 6
ki i - it w a t . m , r. u j j
Wui Id renowned I li'Minrlcn'ily u rul 1
Bnu'vppmiinnMith Trade Mark" Anchor,"
F. Ail. Ulrlitcr i Co., ! 1'carlSt.. Kew lork.
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch Hons6, Own Glassworks,
SS&SOct. Endorsed & recommended by
A. Wasley. 106 K. Main St.,
v,C. II. Haecnluch, 101 N. Main St.
. F.D, Klrlln, 6 is. Main!
unenanaoan. .
ot. nicHTEtro
ANCnoit" BTOMACHATi bout for
DnU' , lTpcplnvStonmch CoiiiplnliilH.
Hfte,
ALMOST A CENTENARIAN.
An Old nml Venerable Citizen or Zlon'a
drove lasses Away.
I Tiorenr Slngloy,- an old and venerable
citizen of .Ion's Urovo, passed peacefully
away on his farm at that place yesterday
Mr. Singloy had oftonttmos taken prldo In hl
age, and had almost reached tho centenarian
mark. Ho had attained tho remarkable age
of 00 years and otijoyed good health until a
few weeks ago. Almost uvery citlzon
throughout the Catawissa valley was ac
quainted with the deceased. His acquaint
auces in this town will also be surprised to
learn of his death. He had. been a resident
of Zlou's Grovo for 30 years, and lived on
tho same farm all that period. He is sur
vived by the following sons: John, of
Hhibtown ; Joseph, Anthony and Jacob, of
Nuremberg ; Stephen and William, of Zlon's
drove; Benjamin, of Butler; Samuel, of
Oowan ; and Walter, of Tomhlckon. Thrco
daughters, Mrs. llenry IJumble, of King town;
Mrs Schcll, of Nuromburg; and Mrs. Mary
Dicklsou, of Hazleton, survive The funorat
will take place from tho family residence
next Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Services
in tlio Mt. Zioii church with iutortucut ill
tho parish cometcry.
PITHY POINTS.
THE THREE CENT TAX.
Tho T. 11. O. & I. Co. Will No linger
Collect tlio Allen Tux.
The P. A It. C. ,t I. Co. has ceased to col
lect the three cent alien tax. Ordors were
issued and posted at all tho company's col
lieries in this vicinity to-day to that eflcct.
Tlio collections ceased on Sontembor 1st.
This Is in Hue with tho step takonbythe
other corporations throughout tho state, since
Judge Acheson, of Pittsburg, doclared tho
three cent tax law unconstitutional. If his
declslou Is sustained by tho Supreme Court
the tax collected previous to tho 1st Of Sep'
tember will bo refunded to tho men from
whose wages it was deducted.
All moneys already withhold in obedience
to tho law will bo hold by tho company until
a .final determination of tho legal questions
Involved shall bo reached. Tho notice fur
ther says : "Tho law which required us, upon
notico from tho tax collector, to retain from
tlio pay of allon workmen sums sufficient to
pay tho taxes assessed against them, Is pro
nounced by our counsel to bo undoubtedly
constitutional. This tax wo will continue
to collect."
J. C.
stock
llnrfrahlr 1C
Drawers ffi? '"'tftUl With tho Solicitor, but the latter said
.... . . .
Sacks.
Handkerchiefs
Vests.
Tin. .
,, ndry done up dally
UftrWular customers.
M H
en In ane H
.." - 3 to IOC K
Mending free D
Tr-1
'
O'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDIHG AMD SALES STABLES.
Mr. Lilly was wrong in his views of the law,
Mr. John McGarry's claim for damages for
injuries sustained by a fall duo to an alleged
fRppeiittigs nirougliout tlio Country
Chronicled tor Unity Termini.
St. Joseph's Pioneer Corps, of Glrardvllle,
will hold a picnic to-morrow.
Twenty-five girls employed at tho Frooland
ovci'i.ills factory are ou strike
J.'Iiu Sweeney, of Homesvllle, has been
presented by his wlfo with twins a boy and
girl.
A numbor of our town votors wore In at
tendance at tho Lyon-Dunn contest court to
dav. as witnesses.
Tho Allcntoown Rolling Mill Company has
,i contract for $20,500 to erect a water works
dandnlno in Allentown.
Lebanon county's Woman's Christian Tern-
poratico Union closed a successful convention
it. Lebanon last ovcnlng.
Runaway Charlos Mountney, a 12-year-old
Philadelphia!, who rodo to Roadiug on an
eugino pilot, was arrested.
By his will tho lato Manufacturer
Ulalr. of Huntingdon, bequeathed
woith $03,300 to his employes.
Over a ton of wire, with which to wind
tlio great Brown segmental gun for tho gov
ernment, has arrived at Readiug,
Allentown milkmen havo advanced tho
price of milk at retail from 5 to 0 cents a
.niiirt. to tako effect on October 1.
W. J. Sheaffer, station agent for the P. &
11. Railway Co . at St. Ciair, has tendered his
resifiiatlon. id. . u'.ll ongago in business for
himself
Circl.' around sun and moon and two iain
ows during dry weather excited tho curi
osity of people at Bollefouto at midday
yesterday.
A gamo of ball will be playod at Mahauoy
City to-morrow afternoon between tho team
if that placo and the St. Nicholas nluo. Tho
uamo will bo called at 3:30.
Shock from tho recent crushing to death of
her son James, at tho BctUlohoin Iron WorKs,
caused tho decease of Mrs. Nicholas Conliu,
of South Bethlehem.
T!v. William J. Burke, pastor of bt.
Joseph's church at Locust Gap, who has been
undergoing treatment at St. Joseph's hospital
ac Laucastor, has returned homo.
Tho shooting match between Fen Cooper,
of Mabanov City. and.J. Colomau, of Uigins,
it Lavollo, resulted iu a tie. Cooper snot au
out of 42 and Coleman 38 out of 40 birds.
James Brennan. of Ashland, who escaped
from tho Stato Asylum at narrisburg about
three years ago. returned to that town last
cveninc. Ho was apprehended by Officer
Schcuren and taken to tho almshouse.
Seo Mile. Roberto, the queen of tho air,
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mri. E. J. Davlos left for Pottsvillo this
afternoon to spend several days.
Miss Hcebncr, of Hazleton, is being enter
tained by tho Dlnklockor family.
Mrs. William McAvoy. of Cherry and West
strcets,surprised tho neighborhood this mom-
ing it is a boy.
Messrs. William Koisw enter and John M.
Sohacffer wero passengers to Scrantou to-day.
Their mission to tho Electric City is on
business.
John Hcuncssy, of tho laundry firm of
On titer & Hennessy, Is In Boston, Mass. Ho
is attending the National Laundry men's
convention.
Miss Ella Kline, of Schuylkill Haven, and
tho Misses Bishop, of Mabanoy City, were
entertained at tho residence of Mr. and Mrs,
Joseph Schoidor, on East Centre strcot, yes
tcrday.
STRUCK BY X BOOMERANG.
defective pavement on West Coal street was H'P,frm! thB c,loud1f,on uTZ
i,f ,, i. nr. Pnntl' ,nniln tl,f ! at Columbia park. Mons. Roberto will jump
$400 bo paid the claimant. Tho mattor was
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
Mansion
Cor. White
and Lloyd
Streets,
Shenandoah.
House
Stables,
MAHANOY CITY.
FOR A FEW DAYS
IS Bars of Soap for
25c
E. B. FOLEY, 27
Centre
referred to tho law committee in conjunction
with tho Solicitor for further investigation.
Mr. Coakley statod that tho Flynn case had
been settled, but the Health OUicer could not
get anybody to tear down tho stono wall.
Somo of tho partios affected, ho said, would
like to put in a culvert and havo Council con
tribute $100 to holp the work, in changing
tho courso of tho stream.
Mr. McGuiro moved that the borough ap
propriate tho amount lor the purposo of run
ning tho stream through tho Conry, Graham,
U'Noill and other lots facing on Centre street.
Messrs. James, Gable and Hand contended
that if Council should mako such an appro
priation it would mako itself a party to
diverting tho channel of tho stream and
mako itself responsible for any future
trouble. Mr. Boohni hold to tho same
opinion, and thought Council should tako no
furthor action iu tho matter.
Chairman Straughn took part in tho dis
cussion and said there was not another town
iu the stute where ono man could defy a pop
ulation of 18,000. Mi. McGuiro's motion re
ceived but four votos and was defeated.
Tho scarcity of the wator supply was again
discussed, rotultlug iu a decision that the
water committee consider tho matter and
ascortaiu the cost of two streams in tho val
ley, and also the cost of a 30 and GO million
gallon reservoir to be placed at Brandouvillo.
The Klght Judges.
Tho cosy oflice of SJ. M. Burke, Eq , has
been adorned by tho addition of a beautiful
picture and frame containing tho portraits of
eight Judges of the Unitod States Supremo
Court, and boars tho dato of 18U7. Several
of tho Judges appear in their court garb,
whilo others are represented in citizen dross.
Seo Motis. Roberto's thrilling parachute
jump at Columbia park ou Saturday morn
ing. 0-15-3t
in tho morning. Two remarkable feats. 15-3t
Two Voyages to Tho Clouds.
Should tho weather be favorablo to-morrow
Columbia park will again rescmblo ono mass
of humanity to witness tho two balloon as
censions. Workmen wero busily engaged to
day in digging trenches to convey tho hot air
from tho furnaces to tho balloon and making
other preparations. Tho first ascension will
take placo at 10 o'clock in tho morning and
will bo made by Mons. Roberto, who appeared
hcio ou Labor day under the auspices of tho
Indencndent Social club. Ho will appear in
their behalf again to-morrow. Tho second
ascension takes placo at 4 o'clock iu tho after
noon. Mile. Roberto, the queen of thoair.will
ascend to tho clouds and descend by means of
a parachute. Theso two events will bo fol
lowed by a picnic in tho park. The Schoppe
orchestra has been engaged to furnish music.
Seo Mllo. Roberto's daring jump from tho
clouds at Columbia park on Saturday after
noon. 0-lj-3t
Obituary.
Daniel Carey, a well known saloon keopor,
died very suddenly at his home at Girard
villo last night, his death being duo to an at
tack of paralysis. Ho was woll advanced in
years, and leaves a large family all of whom
aro grown up
Mrs. James Mclntyro, aged 50 years, died
at her homo in Palo Alto yesterday after
lingering illness. Sho is suryivod by a bus
band and fivo children. Tho funeral will
tako placo Saturday morning,
l'owder Mill Kxplodes
Quite an excitement provallod at Lofty last
night when ono of the numerous powder
magaziues in that vicinity suddenly ox.
ploded. Tho rumbling noise was heard for
miles around. The magazine had been struck
by lightning causing tlio oxplosion. No ono
was injured and tho loss Is about $1,000.
TALK is
Heap
Seo Mous. Roberto's thrilling leap from tho
clouds at Columbia park on Saturday morn
ing, 0-lD-3t
U1I51.
MIIN'flON At Rhenniidonli. l'n.. oil tho 15th
Inst.. Kdword Munnon. nireu 43 years, ino
funeral will take placo to-morrow morning,
from tho renldenco of Ills sister. Mrs.
It Hums, No. 25 West Coal street,
High mass being celebrated In Annunciation
church ax 10 o'ciook. u lie mnerni corieKo win
leave on the 12:33 P. & It. train tor Tanmqiia,
where Interment will ho made. Friends and
relatives invited to attend. It
BUT FACTS and FIGURES DON'T LIE
HIS is an old saying an i 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 boy's suit from $2.50 up, worth $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 $600.
Curo all liver ills, bilious
ness, headache, sour stora
ach, indigestion, constipa
tion. Tliey act easily, with
out pain or gripe. Sold, by all druppttti. 2S cent!
Th only mil to take with Hood 'a SariaparilU
Pills
MISCELLANEOUS.
poll SALE. Four flno houses, two on North
white street. All conveniences, at moueraio
Whlto street.
9-10-3t
TOST. On July 30th, a spotted belter, colors
J roil nml white, uhout one vear old. Horns
wero iust beginning to protrude. A liberal
reward will be offered for Its return to Andrew
Permerskl, 211 West Poplar street. o-H-lw
FOIt SALE A large stock of second-hand
furniture nnd carpets, as good ns new.
Will be sold at n socriflco. For further Infor
mation call at the Herald odlce. 8-lG-tf
desirable business
nrnnprtv on Kant Centre street. Annlv to
M. M. Hurko, Attorney, Egau building. 8-0-tf
TOIt SALE. Cheap,
A Wonderful Detectlvo Story by the Fam
ous Frank It. Stockton
No American wrltor is more popular io-
day than Frank R. Stockton and his latest
work ranks easily with his best. Tho open
Iiie chapters of his now story will be printed
exclusively in next Sunday's Philadelphia
Press, September 19. Other features will
be of equal intorost. They will Includo tho
latest news from Andrco a North Polo Ex
podltion; now facts on tho British Crisis in
India; huw they aro lighting tho yellow fovor
scourgo in the south; description ot a
ghastly ceremony which Iroquois Indians
are trying to revive, etc. Thero will also be
tho latost news and illustrations on tho groat
coal miners strike, more news from every
other field than oan bo found in any othor
paper, and a boautlful picture frco to every
roader.
The Philadelphia Sunday Press is the
great homo paper. Order it to-day.
The Judgeship Vacancy.
Another delegation of Schuylkill comitains
called on Governor Hastings to urge the ap
pointment of I). C. Helming, tsq., to tho
vn.anr.T on tbn liencb ealiRed bv the death of I ntr,t.t.
Judge Weidman. The Governor stated that I two wr on
tho bids aro to ho based can ho secured from the
chairman of tho undersigned committee, at No.
125 North Main street, Slicnondoah, l'o. The
committee reserves tho right to reject any or
nil bids.
J. F. IIorhm, Chairman.
F. K. Maoaiiqle,
1'ATItlCK IlANI),
9-10-10t Street Committee.
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.
SEALED PItOPOSALS will bo received b;
the umlcrslirued committee of the lloroiiK
Council of Shenandoah, l'o., until Monday,
September 20th, 1897, at 7:00 o'clock p. in., Ior tlio
paving of four squares with vitrified brick, or
stone. Each bidder to put In two separate
I proposals ono for two squares on Main
necweeu ucmro aim i;oai 1110 outer
THE BEST $1.50 MEN'S HAT
THE COUNTY FOR ONLY
IN
STRICTLY ALL WOOL SUIT, TO
ORDER, FOR $10.50, WORTH
This is no fake but come and convince yourself that
we are telling you the truth.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money BcFundod.
ho would tako up tho matter next Thursday,
when he would give audienco to tho friends
of tlio different applicants. 11. II. Koch and
1). C. Ucnning aro tho leading candidates.
HOOD'S FILIiS cure Liver 111b,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
nloas-nt laxative. All Dnnrirlst.
FERGUSON'S THEATRE
CAMERON : CLEMENS
1)
P. J. FERGUSON, Mgr.
ALL NEXT WEEK. . .
the FAMOUS
THE ACKNOWLEDGED
CHEAPEST HOURS ID HATTERS III THE COUNTY.
THE 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.
AND TALENTED COMPANY INCLUDING
WILLflED A N CATHERINE
LEE D CREGO
Presenting the following famous scenic plays: f
"THE STOWAWAY," "LIGHTS 0'LONDON,"
"THE WAGES OF SIN," "THE PAYMASTER,"
"POWER OF THE PRESS,"-
"ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME."
Each production mounted complete with Bjieclal scenery carried
uy me company.
NIGHT PRICES
Fine Matinees Commencing Wednesday.
IO, 20 and 30 cts.
A "BIG" SAVING !
QUART MASON S FRUIT JARS, 4OC. DOZ.
I'INT MASON'S FRUIT JARS, 38c. DOZ.
ICXTRA FRUIT JAR TOPS AND RINGS.
-SWALM'S HARDWARE
STORE.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW IDEA?
The
Galvanized Iron Stand,
in the Jars.
The workingmeti can save money by making their purchases at our
store. We are offering an excellent shoe at the re
markable low price of
11.19-
For which other stores are asking $1.50 and $1.75. Other goods in
proportion. We make a specialty of repairing.
Our New Stock Has Arrived and . . .
. . . Bargains Are Offered in Every Line.
PLOPPERT'S SHOE STORE,
10S NORTH
Two doors above Merchants' Bank.
MAIfM STREET".
For use in Steaming or Canning your fruit
No more jars upset. Very safe and sure.
SWALW'S HARDWARE -STORE.
lletllcatlon l'ostpouccl.
Tlio opening and dedicatory exercises in
connection with tho new Cunyrecational
church at Mt. Girinel, liavo been postponed
on account or an extension of tinlo granted
the contractor. Tho dedication will, there
fore, tako placo on tlio 0th Inst, when tlio
prcseut prepared proRram will ho carried out,
with additional speakers addod thereto,
Whon hllious or costive, cat a Cascarots
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, 10c, 25c.
Whon you want good rocflng, plumbing,
gas flttiug, or general tlnstnithlng done call
on E. P. Gallagher 18 Wost Contro street
Dealer lc stores l.tf
CHARLES DERR,
TONSORIAL ARTIST
(Sheclcr's Old Stand.)
109 NORTH MAIN STRICT.
First-class work guaranteed. Prompt and
poll to attendants. Hnlr cutting a specialty,
Wanted-An idea 23
Protect your Ideant they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WKDDEKIlUkN ft CO.. Patent Attor
neys. Washington, 1. C, for their $l.8UO prise offer
11b t of two hundred luTentlona wanted.
1897.
I WISH 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 and com
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
$50,000
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.
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 arc now being dressed by an artistic designer.
Call and see them, it will give you some idea of the styles to be worn this Fall. Hoping
you will take an early advantage by calling and examining this immense stock of FINE
CLOTHING, I remain,
Yours Respectfully,
LOUIS GOLD1
.PROPRIETOR OF THE MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE.
Louis Goldin's Mammoth Clothing; House,
No. and 11 SOUTH MAIN STREET,.
SHENANDOAH, PENNSYLVANIA,
i .. 1 - i , 'utiLlm j .