It I Aii
Exploded Theory
That good reading matter
COte r great deal of money. We
lintldle the following high grade
periodicals and a clime will buy
either of them :
INDIES' HOME JOURNAL,
THE PUnirAN,
THE STRAND,
THE COSMOPOLITAN,
McOLURE-S,
GODBY'S.
PETERSON'S.
Try one, you'll want another.
H00KS&BR0WN
1. North Main St.
. . FOR TO-DAY . .
Big, fat and juicy cove
oysters direct from
Maurice River.
FINE YORK STATE PEARS, 780
Large Quinces, 15 to
25 cents pei
dofcen. Produce ot Krery Description.
I.ocnl I Maters Supplied at Wholesnl rtnte.
.COSLETT'S,
36 South rVlaln Street,
LADIES', MISSES' AND CHLDREN'S
JACKETS.
LADIES' FUR, PLUSH AND
CLOTH CAPES.
The season for these goods is
here and we are fully prepared for
it. Such a magnificent collection
of tailor-made, perfect fitting and
finely finished garments is probably
hard to find outside of this dry
goods house. A few minutes in
spection will tell you a great "deal
more than all we can say to you
in print.
- Ladies' Fine Boucle Jacket, half silk lined,
a leader at $5.00 ; better quality S7.50 to
S9.50.
Ladles' all-wool Kersey Jacket, half silk
lined, would be cheap at $10,00, only S7.50.
Extra Quality all-wool Kersey, silk lined
throughout, strap seims, the SI5 kind," go
at $10.00.
Finest all-wool Kersey, satin lined through
out, strap seams, the very best In the market,
worth $18 to $20, at $15.00.
CJotli Capes in Beaver, Kersey, etc.,
from $3.50 to $8. so.
Fur Capes, $10, $12, $15, $35.
Children's Jackets, an Immense as
sortment of styles and quality, at
$1.50, $1.75, $1.90, $3, $4, $5 anil $8.
-Fur Collarettes in Coney, Oppos
sumV Astrahkan, Hartin, Seal and
Sable, from $1.25 to $15.00.
We handle BtUterick Paper Patterns.
Fashion sheets given away free.
P. J GAUGHAN, North Main St.
Tho Rosy Freshness
And a velvet softness of the skin is Inva
riably obtained by thorn who use Pozsohi's
Complexion ."owner.
0'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
Cor. White
and Lloyd
Streets,
Mansion
House
f Stables,
Shenandoah. J
MAHANOY CITY.
I GB0CEWK,1SiB, FEED, 3
PITHY POINTS.
Happening Throughout the Country
jfjlirtHilelwl lor Hasty I'erusnl.
Home thieves are operating In the vicinity
cif McAdno.
t'aitlo nt Minorsvllle are fleeted with
tuberculosis.
To ro gunning on Sundays It a violation of
the game law.
I'ottavllle has selected a .garbage dtirap on
the outskirts of the town.
The employes of the Mount Cartnel Iron
Works labor fifteen hours per day.
On account of au empty treasury, all bor
ough work has stopped in Taniaqua.
After Hfty ballots the Woatherly School
Board succeeded In electing a teacher.
Some marked Improvements are be I tie
made at the Pennsylvania depot in Potts
ville. It is proposed lo abolish the gravel trains
oh the hlgh Valley railroad, effecting
nearly 175 laborers.
The coroner's jury found tlmt tlie men In
the grade crossing accident at St.' Clair met
their death by accident.
Opt. Jack Crawford lias organised h min
ing company and is now going to Klondike?
He will start next Spring,
The Town Council or I'ottavllle last night
accepted the soldiers' monument from the
Monument Association.
The property of Louis Klein, on North
Main street, is being connected with the
steam beating plant.
Miss Helen O. Carter, daughter of Laud
Agent Frank Carter, and Charles I,. Stmiieh,
of Pottoville. were married yesterday.
The Commissioners of Lucerne county
having refused, the coal operators are paying
the deputies of the recent llazleton strike.
The Welsh Prize Singers will give one of
their uelisjuiful concert In Ruler s opera
house, Mahauoy City, to-morrow evening.
The Shamokin banks have decided U tako
the greater amount of the $36,060 stock in the
new silk mill to be established In that town.
The first member of the livening lterld,
published at Itangor by Wm. E. Vau Wott,
lias reached our table. It shows signs of
much prosperity.
Freed A Zimmerman, of Orwlgsburg, were
yesterday awarded the contract for painting
and varnishing the floor of tlio Almshouse
building, for?60.00.
The Chief Ilurgess of Shnmokln has
ordered the removal of slot machines and all
gambling devices in public places. A similar
order should be enforced here.
Edward W. Ash, gcnorul manager for the
Schuylkill Traction Co,, and his wife, left for
Niagara Falls, whoro Mr. A'sh will attend tho
convention of railway maguatoa of tho
United States.
Itev. Nichols, pastor of the P. M. church,
Girardville, delivered an excellent tenipor.
ahce lecture Sunday evening in which ho
severely denounced tho civil authorities for
tLo prevalence of so many diuuken riots In
that town.
Bishop Prendergaet will lay the corner
itone of St. Stephen's parochial school, at
Port Cirhon, on October 31.
A freighLwr.ck on the mountain ctlt-ofl
branch of the Lehigh Valloy Itailroud
blinked that branch nearly all day yester
; hiy.
I The t lie convention of Oreal Sun Conn-
il, Daughters uf Pocahontas, began, with
J5D delegates prisent.-at Scranton yesterday.
Wyoming county's splendid granite munu
menl to soldiers and 'sailors was unveiled
.vitli imposing ceremonies in the presenco of
.111 immense assemblage, at lunkhauuock
yesterday.
A cnmniitUo of experts has reported nioht
fiivor.ibly nt Allciilown on tho coudition of
tho Thomas Iron Company, which is now
marketing its immense stock of iron at a fair
profit.
Heading Kailway Paymaster Any has dis-
'hurtcd S 100,000 in Heading to s ttlo tho pay
flill for September, and thU H tho largest
month's pay to employes in that city for
hoveral years.
Physicians recommend Dr. Wood's Norway
Pino Syrup bciiuiso of its prompt, positive
action in all ciisos of lung trouble It is a
positively rcliablo euro for coughs and colds.
The Lithuanian Convention
The lsith nnnual convention of the Lithu
anian National Alliance in the United States
was opened in Philadelphia yesterday. Hev.
John Zllinsi, of Mt. Carmel, was the cele
brant of tho solemn high mass. Tho election
of officers 'resulted as follows : President,
Charles ltadziewiez, Shenandoah; secretary, V.
Stagaras, Shenandoah; assistaut secretary,
John Mortoila, Shenandoah; marshal, Julian
Uzemackus, Philadelphia. The discussion
of tho massacre of Lithuanians in 1805 by
tho Cossacks, took up tho entire morning
session. Tho recent shooting at Uazletou
was discussed, and a strong resolution of
protest was adopted. Funds aroboing raised
for the relief of the widows and children of
the flvo Lithuanian miners who were killed.
There are still four of their countrymen in
the hospital sulleiing from wounds received.
It is the intention to illso contribute money
toward the prosecution of Sheriff Martin and
his deputies. Tiiero was n parado last night,
about H00 men being in line.
Ask your grocer for the "Royal Patent'
dour, and bike no other brand. It is the best
dour made.
Marriage Licenses.
Henry William Sproats and Maggio Catha
rine ISaltz, both of Ryan township.
Charles Kaukas, of Shenandoah, and Mary
Chevinskutie, of Lost Creek.
Herman E. Schmidt and Ida V. Long, both
of Shenandoah.
l.at to tuku utter dinner,
prevent distress, aul Hjyrs
tion. cure constipation.
Purely v il t ' not eill
or i-itufttt piun. Hold y all (triiffgUti. 26 cunts
Prppttred only by 1. 1. Hood A Co., Lowell, Mnsr
SHENANDOAH
GROCERY STORE,
GEO. WALAITIS, Prop.
-Successor to-
vnn pnsoTinffiri,
105 S. Main' Street.
Ileadquattere for a full and com
plete line of groceries.
Headquarters for ,
.... CoaimttreiMl Travelers
'J
J. GKANT MOYKK, Irop.,
Cor. Coal and Main stieets, iMtenawloali, Pa.
Terms : 11-00 per day.
Htaliling Facilities Unsurpassed.
Hoarder comfortably accommodated by week
or mouth.
Wanted-An Idea
Protect vour IdMM: ther mar bi
Who eaa tblak
of some simple
ttilux lo peletur
ou weaita.
Writ JOHN WKDDKKBUttN OO., Pateat Attor
neys, wastilagioii, 1). C for their Sl.Sul prise offer
ud list ot two buadred laventlous wanted.
REVISED (JAMB LAWS.
The Hunting Season Is Here Hates and
miles to lfe Itetiiembered.
Now that the real hunting season Is open
the IIrrai.d, at the request of a number of
readers, publishes the list of the rovhfel
game laws :
(In me birds and mammals may be killed
only during the following seasons :
Elk and deer, November 1st to Novomber
30th. inclusive.
No fawn may he killed when in Its spotted
coat, nor elk or deer hunted with dogs.
Dogs pursuing or trailing elk or deer may bo
killed by any person when so seen, and tho
killing of elk or deer In the water, when
driven thereto hv dogs, Is prohibited.
Pheasants, or pinnated grouse, may cot bo
killed in the night time in any manner
whatever, and tho use of any artificial light.
battery or other deception, with intent to at
tract or deceive game, is prohibited. -
Game birds and mammals may lie killed
only by shooting thorn with n gun, and the
use of ferrets, traps, snares, nets, bird llmo.
swivel guns, deer licks, pit falls, turkey
blinds or other contrivances or devices for
taking game, Is prohibited,
Web footed wild fowl may not bo shot at
from a steam or sail boat.
Interfering with tho nests or eggs of gamo
birds Is prohibited.
Hares and rabbits, November 1st to
December 15th, inclusive.
Woodcock, October 15th to December 10th,
inclusive ; also durlug the month of July.
Wild ducks and geese, September 1st to
April 30th, Inclusive.
Plover, July 15th to December 31st, in
clusive Hail and reed birds, September 1st to No
vember 30th, inclusive.
Squirrels, wild turkey, pheasants, grouso,
quail or partridges, prairie chickens, October
15th to Deccmhor 15th, inclusive "
English, Mongolian and Chinese pheasants
may not bo kilted until 1003.
The killing and catching of souk and in
sectivorous birds is at all times prohibited.
Wild pigeons may not be killed on nesting
ground, nor firearms discharged within one
mile thereof, and persons not citizens of the
commonwealth must procure a license before
taking wild pigeolis.
Hunting or shooting on Sunday is pro
hibited.
No person may kill in one day mora than
ten ruffed grouso or pheasants, or more than
fiftoou quail or Virginia partridges, or more
thau ten woodcock, or mora than two wild
turkeys, and no person may kill more than
two deer in one season.
The sale of game, the hunting of gamo for
tho purpose of soiling it, tho purcliaso of
gamo for tho purpose of again selling it, and
tho shipping of gamo out of the state is pro
hibited Proof of possession of gamo. or the
fresh skin or carcass of a game bird or
mammal, or portion tticreof, out of season,
is prima facio evidence -of a violation of the
law.
Violation of tho gamo laws is punished by
penalties ranging from $25 to f 100 or ouo day
in jail for eacli dollar of penalty imposed.
O110 half of tho penalties go to tho Informer.
It Is strictly nil American remedy; home-
nude and without foreign flavor, wo refer to
Salvation Oil, tho gicatest euro on earth fur
pain.
MAHANOY city.
A Hoy Mni.gled III ItUer, and Dies From
the Kllects.
Mahanoy City, Oct. 20 William Krone,
17 your old son of Philip Kropp, of East
Centre struct, had his loft leg and fingers of
Ins lelt hand badly mangled at tho North
Mahanoy colliery this morning by being
caught in tho rollers beneath the breaker.
His left leg was drawn luto tho rollers up to
tho hip. His right leg was across tho ehut
and escaped injury. It was necessary to take
the rollers apart to get him out. lie died
this afternoon.
Tho funeral of John J I mile, who died at
tho Miners' hospital from pistol shot wounds
received last Friday night at the hands of
Joseph Kossaris took placo to-day
John Grilliths, employed at the Draper
colliery, had his right foot painfully mashed.
oy a large roes railing upon It. llo was-
taken to the Miners' hospital and is in the
same ward with his brother, Edward, who
was kicked by a mulo ou Saturday last.
Andrew Smith, car runner nt tho North
Mahanoy colliery, suffered a painful inlurv
of tho left baud this morning by a lump of
coai iainng irom a car.
For sick headache, sick stomach and loss of
appetite take Dr. Bull's rills, tho best medi
cine for tho common, evcry-day complaints.
-'3 eta.
POUTICAL POINTS.
12. Bruce Clayton lias received his com
mission as postmaster of Ashland. Ho has
appoiuted Edward Waters as his assistant.
Lx-uovernor Puttison will stump tho
state for the Democratic candidates.
With a full party voto next month, the
Keputilicans will carry the county by a hand
some majority. Get out the vote, should bo
the watchward.
Governor Hastings is leaving his own
stato to stump Ohio for Mark Hanna, the
man who said, "Hastings has no more back
bone than a bath room towel."
The Central Kcpublican Club, of PotU'
vllle, Is about the only party organization
that has not endorsed tho codnty ticket.
Hugh O'Donuell, of Homestead fame and
well known here, will open headquarters in
Pottsville In the interest of Thompson, tho
independent candidate for State Treasurer
It is important that the county bo hold in
line this fall, and tho way to do that Is for
every Itepublican to go to tho polls and vote
tor the party nominees.
Seerotnr.v Miii tln'M Now Deputy.
Harrlsburg, Oct. 20. Richard E.
Cochran, of York, yesterday took the
oath of ofllce and assumed the duties
of deputy secretary 'of the common
wealth.
1'plkcopal lllxlinp of Itluxle lalnnd.
Providence, Oot;--S0. Itev. William N.
MeVlckar, of Philadelphia, was elected
bishop coadjutor of Rhode Island at
'Mt Episcopal convention on the Mil
ballot.
I.etirs,flruutI.
Letters testamentary wore granted to
James J. Gallagher and Patrick McGeehan
ou the estate of Dominlek Kelley, late of
Itahn township, deceased.
Letters of administration were granted to
Perry Btiely ou the estato of Andrew D
Snyder, late of Upper Mubantongo township,
'deceased. Also to Lewis M. Bowen and
Morris lloweu ou the estato of Mary K,
Bowen, late of North Manheim township, do-
eeaeed.
Deeds Itecorded.
From Joseph Hew and wife to Jarius W
Zlegler, premises lu West Ponn township.
From George iilckort and wife to George
Ulraer, premises In Pottsville.
From II. D. Keiitchler and wife to Charles
V. Both, premises in Ilingtown,
From Patrick Berney and wife to Patrick
J. Hyau, premises in Tower City.
From Charlemagne Tower, Jr., executor,
et al, to P. J. Kyan, premises In Toner City.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
' It n
ITIT7
lSrd in 9:
3SSli)g.
Prof. J. C. Ooopr is In Philadelphia on
business.
John Medallis was a business Isitor to
Mahanoy City last evening.
Mis Annie Gibbons has returned home
from several days' visit to I'hlladelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. James I,yuch, of Colorado,
were entertained by town friends last even
ing. Miss Mary A. Clteo, of St. Nicholas, is a
guest nt the residence of Mrs. James HhicUls,
on Kast Centre street,
Prince Kaminskl, who has appeared here
ou two occasions with Welsh llros. circus as
contortionist, Is the guest of his friend,
Walter itynkewicz.
Clayton Folmor, tho local manager for
Armour & Co., Is changing his resldeuco from
White street to one of the Woomer houses on
North Main street.
Misses Katio Clark and Maggie McQInty,
of Mahanoy City, and Mist Alice Garvin, of
Mluersvllle,. were wmsplcuoin upon onr
streets last evening.
J. J. Irauey Is doing business in Phila
delphia.
Miss Katio Lovlno, of tho New York
Bargain storo, was a Ilasletou visitor lo-dy.
Harry lleyrant, of Steelton, Is the guest
of town rolativos,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Evans were In at
tendance at the Lavelle fair to-day.
Councilman J. P. lloehm is confined to
to thd house through Illness.
Tho condition of Dr. G. F. Matter this
afternoon is reported to be without change.
Tho attending physician notes no improve
ment.
J. Claude Brown, who "wields the rod"
In a West Mahauoy township school, will
read law In the offlcaof M. M. Burke, Etq.
Council Meeting.
A regular semi-monthly meeting of tho
Borough Council will be hold to-morrow
evening, at 7:30 o'elook, and tho vacancy
on the police force will probably be filled.
NEW JERSEY'S LATE ELECTION.
Contention Tlmt tlio Antl-Gnmhllne
Amendment Was Illotrully C'ni'rJfci.
Trenton, Oct. 20. The state boardof
canvassers yesterday afternoon can
vassed the returns of the recent con
stitutional election and found that the
antl-gambllng nmendment had been
carried by 802 majority and the ad In
terim amendment by 7,420. The wo
men's suffrage amendment was de
feated by 10,039. The returns also
showed 9G1 rejected ballots. Ex-Senator
Edwards appeared before the board
and raised the point that the rejected
ballots had been Improperly thrown
out, and that if they had been counted
the unti-gamblinn amendment would
have been defeated. His point was
that the ballots had been rejected un
der the general election law, which pro
vides that ballots can only be marked
with a pen and black ink, or with a
black pencil. The special election law
under which the election was held pro
vides for the marking of ballots with a
pencil, rind says nothing about color.
He wanted the state canvassing board
to send the returns back to the county
boards for correction. This proposi
tion was rejected, and the two amend
ments were declared carried.
Governor Griggs consented to with
hold until Monday the proclamation
making the two amendments a part of
the constitution. Senator Edwnrds Is
understood to represent the race track
men, nnd he claims that the law will
permit of the going behind of the re
turns to establish the contention he has
raised. . "
(Joiner Aftor Jowolry Tlilnvos.
Scranton, Ta., Oct. 20. Sergeant of
Police Deter has gone to Harrlsburg
for requisition papers for the three
Jewelry crooks recently arrested In
Chicago. Nearly all the Identified
plunder was the result of the burglary
of the residence of Garrett Bogert, gen
eral superintendent of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western road, in this
city three weeks ago. It was valued
at nearly (2,000.
Baronet's AViro (Jlmruect WlUi Forprory
London, Oct. 20. Lady Tatton Sykes,
wife of the, famous Yorkshire sporting
baronet, was charged before a magis
trate yesterday wlt)i forging her hus
band's nam to a bill of exchange for
1,000 In connection with a stock
transaction. The magistrate dismissed
the case, and in doing so said it seemed
to him that the court had been used
for an Improper purpose, intimating
that the charge, while not wholly un
supported by evidence, had been
brought In order to damage the reputa
tion of the defendant.
Monument to Heroes Unveiled.
Tunkhannock, Pa., Oct. 20. The Wyo
ming county soldiers' and sailors'
monument was unveiled yesterday be
fore the largest assemblage ever gath
ered In Tunkhannock. The addresses
were by Judge Alfred Darte, of Wllkes
barre, Hon. Terence V. Powderly and
others. The shaft Is of Vermont gran
ite, 33 feet high, and weighs 72 tons.
Figures ot a soldier and sailor guard
the baBe, while a color sergeant stands
at the top. It Is the finest memorial In
northern Pennsylvania.
tflXHASES
BloodjfHerveFood
For Weak and Run Down People.
UfURT IT IC I Tho richest of all restonv
VfllHI II IOI tlyo foods, because it re-
E laces the essentials of life tlmt are ex
austed by disease. Indigestion, high living,
overwork, worry, excesses, abuse, etc.
WHAT IT DOES! &kdDr&b,lrhe
digestion perfec-lt creates solid llesb,
muscle and strength. The nerves being
made strong the bruin becomes astlve and
lean Jt restores Ipstvltallty, stopsall wast
ing drains and weakness In either sex, and
as a female regulator lms no equal. Price
60c, or flvo boxest2.ua Druggists orbmull.
We con help you. Advloe and book, free.
Write Ua About Your CaaeT
THE DR. CHASE COMPANY,
1612 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia,
121
SAM LEE'S
CHINESE : LAUNDRY.
IO N. Main Street.
. . . PRicil LIST. 7.' .
Collars ac
Collars, Ironed 2c
Culls, per pair A..4C
New Shirts iuc
Shirts, washed and Ironed 10c
Shirts, starched and Ironed..... 8c
Nightshirts 10c
Undershirts 7c
Drawers 7c
Socks jc
handkerchiefs CJ
Vests ISC to 20c
Ties 3 to 10c
Iaundry dono up dally,
for regular customers,
Mending free
LIS.
A Handsome Complexion
Is one of the greatest charms a woman can
possess. FoxzoKl's Couflbxioh I'owduu
gives It.
M WE CAN T
AWAY
W.E WANT MONEY,
But very little of it. We're such big: nianufa'S-. cj '
turers of good goods, that we sweep away all middle profits, and - .
give you strong) handsome, up-to-date, and made to fit clothes! at a ; m .
very slight advance over cost. . .
M
1 . t':
CORRECT SUITS.
NEW GOODS.
pamous Qotyirs,
THE GHEHPFST (10IIRS ID HATTERS III THE COUNTY,
- r Corner Main and Oak Streets,
FRANBY BUILDING, :-: -SHENANDOAH, PA.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FORSAI.B.-Iiiter.i.t In small colliery suit
ntile for n miner or a man wltb Hinall
capital. A good Investment. Mu.t be sold nt
onco. Cbonp. Apply nUIi:itAU ofllce. 10-18-lt
FOIt SALE. Klght hundred 'dollars worth of
4 per cent, sebool bonds. Apply nt the
IIkuald ofllce. ' 10-20-lw
AdKNT VANTKD to sell to mines, factories,
bnrdware, hlcyclcs. etc. Soveral aru
51,000 yearly. "Fnctory" V, 0. 1371, NowTork.
JOST.--Hetwoen Slieunndonb nnd Turkoy
J ltun, n smnll wblto basket containing u
pocket book in wlileli was enclosed u receipt on
ilio l'irst Nntionnl llnnk. The "finder will re
ceive n reward of 2.00 by rcturn'ng same to tho
IIbbald ollloo. 10-lC-St
IjlOUNl.-A rnbbllt hound; on the 10th Inst.
) Owner cnnJinvo same by proving property
and paying nil expenses Incurred, (Jail nt :C)0
Juneberry alloy, Hbcnandonh. 10-12-Gt
TjlOK HALK A valuable property, 27 and 29
' West Conl street, Shcnnndoali, Pa., Is
offered for sale. Double block, houso and
stable on tbo rear. Apply to Samuel llobcrts,
West Cberry street, Shcnnndoali, 1'n. 9-30-tw
POlt SALE. Clionp, a dcslrnblo business
property on Kast Centre street. Apply to
M. if. Hurke, Attorney, Mgan building. S-6-tf
, i inmun iVW tut itiBi. UK
nge. Inquire nt thU otllco. 10-8-tf
TRY THIS OFFER.
GRAND OPENING!
O Oil THE o
NEW YORK CONFECTIONERY CQMPANY.
All flavors of choice candies made ly
French candy makers. 25 years exper-
v.. "MtftVia ui via i UlllilllC JL' I Kill. 11
Chewing Candy, just originated from I
riauuLi
WHOL.KSAIE and RISTAII
at the very lowest prices. Orders tnkon
and goods shipped nil over the country.
arand Opening Saturday, with 25,.
000 Pounds of Candy for sale. (Jive us
a trial,
NEW YORK CONFECTIONERY COMPANY,
110 North Main St., Shenandoah, Pa,
DUSTO'S BARBER SHOP !
Attentive nnd skillful tonsorlnl artists always
In attendance.
Neatest Shop In Town.
W. G. DUSTO, Prop.
Ferguson Houso Block. -
antmmmm?fmmmmm!i
FREE OF CHARGE 3
B TO "HERALD" READERS. 3
Twenty Coupons of tbe HERALD 3
f will pav tor tbe Workmanship of o 2
CZ bcauufiil life-sUe, free band crayon, 3
worth $10.00. Taken from any dls- "
tfnetpbotoKrapli,tiiityieordnaerreo- 5
type nt M. Jlet ker's Studio, 808 West "2!
t'entro Htreet, Hlienandoab, 1'a. All
y we require is 80 cents for material.
Those who purchase frames pay -
JC: nothing at all for pictures. Price
of frames from $1.00 up. -a
f OPEN SUNDAYS.
miiuiuiuiMiiumimLK
GIVE
CLOTHES
But we come as near lo it as the law allows.
What we think you want, are clothes made to
fit you, and fit the times that means your
pocketbook.
- STYLISH SUITS?
. NEW PATTERNS.'
THE;
Our Lamp Stock
Fancy Colored
SWALM'S HARDWARE STORE.
mm,
PESYLVflflln HOUSES I
o
Jpriday, October 22nd, 1 897,
At Nelswenter's Sale and Exchange Stables, Shenandoah, Pa,,
AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP. RAIN OR SHINE.
These horses are all well seasoned and can be put into harness
immediately upon purchase, without encountering any sickness whichis
generally the case with all horses not acclamated'.
If every horse sold is not as exactly represented, themouey will be
refunded to the buyer. Every horse sold is guaranteed, avoiding all
risks at the hands of the bidder.
Every horse must and will be soldo 'the highest
bidder on day of sale. p' '
Wn. NEISWENTER,
BICYCLES ! BICYCLES I
FOR SALE CHGAP.
One (100 (ienU' 'VI Hanger wheel, Rood as new.
One 80 IjiUlen' or Mlesee' Ckesewit wlitwl,
Kood uomllUtH!. .
No : Reasonable ; Offgr : Refused.
GUY D. STERNER,
No. 403 West Cherry St., Sbenandoah, J'a,
Is Now Open
Shados,
SLlk Shades,
-Latest Designs.
Tlie undersigned has
arrived with a carload of
strictly Pennsylvania
Horses. Among them
are workers, drivers and
general purpose horses.
The load also contains
a number of EXTRA
FINE DRIVERS. Our
public sale will take
place on
CHARLES DERR,
TONSORIAL ARTIST j
(Sheeler's Old Stand.)
log NORTH MAIN STREET.
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I'irst-elass work guaranteed. Prompt kV''
polite atUudants. 11 air euttlpK a specif H"