You Arc Invited
To inspect our complete
line of . . .
Holiday Goods,
on Saturday, Nov. 27th, i8g;
''Nothing costs less than looking.'
HOOKS &
mi
North Malrl
SPECIAL SALE FOR
SATURDAY
Ltraon Dr. p 10r P" n""
Peanut Candy 10c
Soft Cream Candy, nil Haver 100 "
Butter Outa 10o '
Wow Bug-land Paamit Tarty 10.' "
Uioioe Mixed Candles lOo "
MulUfw Buttnnmp Stick' - 0o "
ftugar ('oated Peanut 10c
French Butter Sootoh IOc "
Cocoanut Taffy 10c "
Hoarhound Drops 10c '
Choooiate'Crcjim ttc "
All kinds of fnlH candy Mo
Klondyke Oold Boaton Chip To "
Cream Date 10 "
Aud all Different Kinds of Choice
Candies.
pruci
it ,c!j
ull lulfl
NEW YORK CONFECTIONERY COMPANY,
110 North Mala Street.
flbii oarelessn3s can make a
i; strong en igh to defy
; skill of the physician.
MBSness lots the CUd
Common carelessness
i tiaroxysma of cough-
IT all riirht in a day or
oomtnon end is con
trouble, perhaps con
i common-sense treat
Ittnon cold is a prompt
; Cherry Pectoral. It
font and reliable cure
coughs, and is con-
ibed by physicians.
1), Saranac, N. Y, Bays
.M AVer's Cherry Pectoral In my
1868, and have always found
lifer the cure of colds, coughs, unj
Ord in
Councilman F. K. Magarale and 12. C.
Rrohtt, ksVr slnne to Mnncy. I.yemnlni?
c innty. mi-i WJWInii trip. Their moat In
timate flffmWfr are eagerly awaiting their
prom Inert foaat on game to arrive.
K TV lllrorm lcln. advance agent for the
Ideal Comedy nohipanf, appearing here next
week, was In town this morning In the Inter
est of this popular eownsnj'.
B 1". Keogh waa an aftetnoon tmnenarr
to rhi'sdelphln yestr.nl!.
Brnjiniiii FeMowIt. wlm conduct a
br iich in the Fiiiin.ns Clothing Itiitist' at
Co tiHibu-, O , will cat Ilia Tliaiiksglvlna ilin
uer here.
Diintel lHr. of St. Clair, transacted
business here tn day.
T. II. Hutchinson, of Bunhtiry, wits a
visitor to tuwn this morning.
iers
Miss May Hnlniau has returned home
from an extended visit to Tmmiqua.
At .lolill Wlfk.' Unlet.
Ti morr w, Thmksglviiiit, 1'r.if. Lawrence
l'linull will render aelreliniiB mi the follow
ing iniisl.'.il Instruments: Vlilin, mandolin,
violo cello. Uhineae fiddle, xylophone, guitar,
harmonica, tin whistle and musical bottles.
He will be assisted by I'rof.Jolm F Theis,
pianist and vocalist. It
When bilious or oostlv eat a Casciro
ounlv raihiHti'. nn unamntead tne. 4
THE TRIAL DHAGS OJI
(' nnilnued from First Psge.)
Is it not a fnct. Mr. Joyce, that It was left
with your wife and for that reason you don't
know who paid It?
No. s r.
Is It not a fact that your wife , raid your
lasea rigni aiougr
My wife mhl my taxes. Only once I paid
them myself.
Is ft not a fact that your tax was paid by
jour wife and by mistake yournatnegot on
ine exoneration iistr
1 don't know lr.
JAMKS MODOtJOII,
8uperlorof West Mahanoy Township was
called and tworu, but It was discovered lie
was m.t the man wanted as a witness and
altera few questions he was allowed to go.
MISS ULLIK HKllDALL,
prinolpni of the West Win. l'cnn school, next
look tl.u and. Sim is in her fifth term as a
teacher. 8hu knew adout the teachers' meet
ing that led to the establish meut of the eonl-
paign tn ml and attended
Blankets and shawls arc now selling
fast. We handle only those of superior
quality, and wc purchase them in case
lota direct from the manufacturers.
6ox8o fine all wool White Blankets, f'-'i
per pair. 7ox8i. $4.75 the pair. 7v4
$5.50 a pair. A good wool Blanket a,
ow as 42 75 the pair n-4 colored wool
Blankets, ti.2$ to $2.75 the pair.
LADIES, MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
UNDER "W Hi A K.
Our stock of Ladies', Gentlemen's
and Children's Underwear in coitou.
wool and merino, has been selected with
great care, and ti certainly north of
your inspection. You will save in"ouc
by taking advantage of the bargains e
have to offer in this line We handle
onlv the best makes of the leading manu
facturers, and they are sold to you with a
guarantee.
Ladies' fleeced ribbed Vests, cxti 1
weight and quality, fine finish, at 25c;
finer grade at 50c. Ladies' natural and
scarlet all-wool vests, $1.00 to $1.25.
Men's natural woo) shirts and drawers,
40c, Soc, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, S1.7S
each. Men's scarlet shirts and drawers ,
.75c. to $1.00 each.
yOU will always find here a large
and attractive line of Dry
Goods to select from. Table
Linens, Linen Table Covers, White,
Scarlet, Gray and Plaid Flannels,
Denims, Tickings, Muslins, Ging
hams, Flannelettes, Canton Flan
nels in colored, bleached and un
bleached ; all-woll Skirting Flan
nels, Crashes, Hosiery, Gloves,
Towels, Napkins, Combs, Hair
Brushes, etc.
CARPETS AND RUGS
This department is on the
second floor and is well stocked with the
production of the leading manufacturers
of Carpets and Rugs. You will find in
this collection of fine patterns every
thing that is desirable iu Moquettes,
Body Brussels, Axminster. Tacestrv.
Ingrain and Rag, and our prices arc so
low mat you cannot tail to be suited.
We are agents for the
BUTTERICK PAPER PATTERNS !
A full and complete line always in stock.
Aiontniy 1'ashion Sheets I'KHK
CHARGE. Get one.
OF
P. J. GAUGHAN,
No. 27 North Main St.
A Handsome Complexion
Is one of the greatest charms a woman can
poaaaaa. Poasom's Cohflbxiom Powsxa
gives it.
FOR RENT.
One dwelling on East Lloyd
stree., formerly occupied by H. C.
Foliuer. Has eight uice rooms.
One dwelling on North White
street, formerly occupied by Isa
dora Lauteratein. Has 10 rooms.
Bath, heat and other conveniences.
APPLY AT
O'rjARA'S LIVELY,
Cr. WM!e and Ufld Sis., ShMUtta., Pa,
BUST LINKJOF
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
UV nl MI'UAW
Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
E. B. FOLEY, '
13 nou
half I
1
TO
; tip in half-size bottles, for
1 cents.
tfe Drawing
A Big Crowd.
Our Prices
Cut Ice-
Soilllf like lmtinkes lit the
Ing Home, K 1 So ith Main
hotel block, Siittiiandonh.
-are drawliu big cnmli uu.l
buying .luce tho coinnienc-t-
teiat up-uing sale at Hie Union
so The bargain soekuis, in
are having tin- Ix-st tbing and
bargains hi fine readv-mad
iyver ..irainen 111 tnuir lives, for
iiav. 10 show vou what troitien.
CCS are inado wen note a few uHcaa
astonish you. Bear In mind we
sue thousand mffereut anirles for
Lapsce that, wo cannot mention here:
bstantiil, Wenr-Uiving Buicess
$13 90 for S3 OB. Elegant
ts. Black mil Mixed Color ,
and Sqmue-C'ut, ietail price
iW SB 36. Diagonal, and Fancy
d. rtjiot's and t'utMWavs. rt-tfii-
00 and 120.00. for 7 30. Men's
iug 1'anU, worth $2 00,
Wlot unu Cas-imt-re l'.ints,
fur l is Youths' Extra
its. ill Clmvhits. Kino Worsteds
and F,iheyCaluier-, worth $7 00 to J13.00,
now tiM tS ffl 03
Mi a's ServWllble Spring and Fall Over-cat-,
north $11, for $8 40 Fine Silk and
S.itin-biiml Rtll and Winter Ovoren.it.
worth US' ttt 838. for Jfl 20 and f 12 33.
Fine t'ltlfdreu's Dreus Suits, in Fancy
Uasiinierors and Worst cd, worth from f-1
tu $9S). ,mw J1.8S t" ta-JK Children's
BU10 Piliit end l'liinc!iiin I Ire fen, worth
from t tn $0, now from $1.75 to $2.75.
Childteirg CilH.' Over' ats Wini t, from $2 to
SO. ii.v( tiorlng thM wile from Oil,' to $2 50
H.its Worth $3 50 , 75c Boys' IIhU
worth 1 SO, now IBe llieycle Hose, worth
$1, now 15c. Cillar. Cnffrt. Driving Gloves,
N'ccktits. tlundkerchiefs. all kiwU or Shirts
and Utlerwer. Silk &u-'henders, worth 50r.
and 75c, uow 0c. Ovorulls, wortli 70o., now
37c.
If you value money you can't afford to miss
nice As tins sale Is hotia-nuc, wo
inform tho Publio to be very careful
tat you get tho right placo. We havo
stay. But tins stock must be soul
days
e of impostors as other Merchants
play signs in older to deceive the
lie sure you are at tno ngnt place ;
fresh
never
lirice
this el
wish to
to see tl
oorae bi
out in fi
Bewu
may d
public.
look bet'
411
f ire yon enters
flON CLOTHINO COMPANY,
And so do our good".
Our store is stocked with winter
footwear which will defy "Jack
Frost"1n his severest state. As an
eye opener to the close and persist
ent buyer we will sell for this week:
One lot of Ladies' Fleece Lined
Lace Shoes. All sizes. Formerly
$1.00 and gi. 25, now reduced to
75c and 5i .00. These shoes are a
comfort to every feminine wearer
One lot of Men's Cloth Over
shoes, flannel lined. All
new goods. This overshoe
sold less than 1.25. Our
this vear is qo cents. I his is an
opportunity for professional people
Our last lot of Ladies' Fine Kid
Shoe sold so well that we have
replaced them with another lot of
300 pair. They run in sizes from
24 to 7, button and lace, with
patent tips. Ve have them in heel
and spring heel. .We will sell
them as advertised before, $1.25
per pair.
On our shelves may be found
another lot of those heavy Chil
dren's School Shoes, which are
selling like hot cakes. They are
going at j) and 59 cents.
"Our
bottle i
well pit
deal or
Wb
Ifo
good dv
dike of
in a nil
with Hi
sure lug
of punt
try of 1
man's, 1
Dr. J
which I
fathers
believe
Head U
dour, at
dn Street, Ferguson Hotel Block
blieiianiloali l'a
taby was sick and wc bought one
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, and were
wed with it. It did the baby a great
sood.
. Thompson, McKeesport, Pa."
Thanksgiving Ilelleacles.
anksgiving U complete without a
ner. Our stock is a veritable Klon
nduceuients. Speaking of our btouk
dioll we can accommodate the public
- finest assortment ot staple groceries
orrespond in prices with the leanest
. We have a big assortment of poul!
very description. At B. A. Frlod-
iding grocer, 210 West Centre street.
flour mtl le.
Justt
liver an
nil's Pills deserve the popularity
iey enjoy, for everybody mothers,
ud children havo good reasons to
a thein The genuine bear the Bull's
de-mark.
mr grocer fur tho "Koyul Patent
d take no other brand. It is the best
7 a 10c box of Caacarcts, tho Snest
1 bowel regulator ever n ate.
KAIER'S
ificra House,
;mahanoy city, pa.
Not.
F IIDAY AND SATURDAY,
26 and
27
THBJ. L. TEMPEST
15
DramalsVie company in a reportoire
Of W Own piaya, opening
beautiiul Insii
drama,
PLlNaNG
undejji
OF A ROSE.
Grand M,
ilO,
tickets for
only
Friday night
tlse on Saturday aderiwen at 2:30
t
, Papular prtoea to suit all.
,V
1 20 and 30c
SQUAKirrsg.
For Young Men.
A Klondike inducement. A
plain coin toe. Lace and
Coneress. Prettiest shoe
ever sold for the money.
A Word to the Ladies.
Call on us before going else
where and see our pretty and
fashionable line of Gaiters
and Tersey Legumes. From
25 cents upwards.
We have Rubbers and Gum Boots
to fit every man, woman and child,
and at almost any price.
BALL'S
SHOE
STORE,
1 4 S. rialn Street.
DRINK-
CLEARY'S EXTRA FINE
QUALITY
-GINGER ALE,-
Superior Sarsaparilla...
and 0rane Champagne.
Ch t at Snyder's Drug btore.
DUSTO'S BARBER SHOP !
Attentive and skillful tonsoilat artists always
in attendance.
IMeatesst Shop In Town.
W. G. DUSTO, Prop.
orfluson Hotue Block.
It. She didn't
remember wbcthor she had her institute
order at that time. There was talk at tho
meeting about tho campaign fund
What was talked about?
Well, they thiiught It would bo advisable
for the teachers to give a certain amount of
nioln- to help elect directors who would
f ivhr us.
What wn the certain amount ?
Anything from $1 to $10. That was the
highest mentioned I believe, hut no dcllult
union lit was decided upon.
Huw does It come that all tho teachers
gave $10, with the exception of one, or two?
I snppte they thought that would bo the
rigutMim lor all to give?
Did you give up your Institute order?
I did.
To whom 1
Mr. Gallagher.
Was there anything said at this meeting
about institute orders?
They talked about the sum and some mine
to the conclusion that about ten dollars would
bo tight and lint would bo as good a way as
any to come to It.
Didn't you know before you onino to that
nil cung unit mat was to Do inuilmlL'u mnu
hy using institute orders?
No. sir.
Did you endorse you- order beforo you
gave it to sir. uaiiagner7
i ilia.
Was it arranecd between vou and him that
you wore to give up your institute onlei Y
liitner tout, or its equivalent.
Wa your money returned to you since?
No, sir.
Have you met the directors since that?
Many times.
Was tliero never anv talk between vou and
tnem auout tins f lur
Mi
I liev never susicestcil that vou should eo
to Mr. umagiicr anil get your Jtu b.icR V
l ucy urn not.
Never asked you why yon gave that $10 to
.nr. it .ling' cr tor tno campaign lund?
So, Kir.
Never opened their mouth about it?
No. .ir
With this money you were to send persons
to tne pons to sec lime every tmug was don
lairnnu square?
I don't know what they were to do,
But you were one of the nersons who wero
to handle this campaign fund. Now, didn't
you understand how that campaign was to be
conducted ?
No. sir; I don't understand anything about
politics.
Who was to spend the money, then?
'I he persons appointed.
Mr. Gallagher?
Ho ivss one of them. I think ho was tho
tressurcr.
Who else?
I can't t-11 any more. Ho got the men.
You don't know a thing about it except
that you gave your money for campaign
purposes and tho manner of managing tho
campaign was left In the hands of others?
It was not left In mine.
Did you t,eo Mr. Brown get his institute
order at tho teachers' meeting ?
Not to my knowledge.
How many teachers were under you?
Three. ,
Whn got their orders? p.
I did.
And what did you do with them?
I gave them to Mr Gallagher.
You told your teachers they could contri
nite from $1 to $10?
What they pleased. .
And earn onc.wituout a murmur, cavo
you their iu order?
Tliev din.
Aud you took tho whole huncb and cave
litem to Air. uaiiagiicr?
I did.
Under cross-examination by Mr. Wadllneor
Miss Boddall said it was not necessary to eive
anything to the fund if they did not want
to. There was no conclusion on the part of
anynony isono ot mo bcnooi uirectors ever
talked to her about making a contribution to
any fuud.
MISS BALL1E PRICE,
another teacher, was the next witness called
She is teaching ner fourth term. She eave
her $10 instituto order to the principal. Miss
Palmer, who said the teachers bad raised
campaign fund to elect the directors
Did sue say it was optional wuctuer you
gave it, or not?
sue said i didn't need to give it unless 1
wanted to.
But you contributed all the same?
Yes. willluely.
For what reason did you give that money?
To help elect the Directors.
You help to contribute to the sunnort of
tne lamiiy at nomo r
Yog, sir.
And yet you willingly cave $10 to a cam
paign fund ?
os. sir.
'Was it not because if you didn't you might
liave lost your place?
O. no ; I was not afraid of that.
Cross-examination by Mr. Wndlinger.
Mr. Whalea has asked you about contri
buting to the support of the family. Now,
who Is your lather?
Morgan W. Price.
Is bo tho foreman at one of the Lehigh
valley coal company's collieries?
Yes. sir.
Can you give us an idea of what salary
your latiierts getting?
Ho receives over $100 a month.
Any other members in you family work
inz beside you and your father?
My brother Is a civil engineer at I.tst
Creek for the same company.
Any others?
My brother Frank.
What does he do?
He is a clerk at Packer No. 5 colliery
Mr. Wadlinger turned towards Mr. Whalen
with a smile that seemed to say, ''Don't you
tiling tne $iu noma to spared lor tne cam
mlun fund ?"
Miss Price concluded her testimony by
saying that there was no oompulslim to give
li. a money ami none oi rue Directors laiaea
to her on tho subject ot making a contrlbu
tiou of any kind.
TO-DAY'S SESSION.
Upon tho opening of court this morning
Mr. Whalen called to llio wltne-s stand M. F
McLain, sou of School Director MoLaln
The witness said he is teaching his sixth
term and gets $45 a mouth. He got an in
stitute order for $10 and gave it to M. II
Carey, who told lilm the teachers were rais
ing a campaign fuud to pay the expenses of
tho campaign, nut tnat there was no com
pulsion to give the institute order; that you
i out give oasu u you wisueu to.
Dm t you Know mat Mr. Carey told you
thai the teachets had decided to give up
their institute orders to establish this cmt
riaignfund? No, sir. I don't think he did.
Did Mr. Carey say that any amount for
contribution had been fixed ?
No, sir.
Then bow did you come to fix on $10 as
youi contribution ?
Because I thought it was a right sum.
Why did you think so ?
I can't give any further answer.
Did you know how many tuacliors were
going to contribute?
No, sir.
Did you inquire?
No, sir.
Did you know wlutt the expenses were
going toboY
No, sir.
And you just planked down $10 because
you thought it a right sum?
Yes, sir
Did you get your orders cashed by your
fitlicr the Board's treasurer, before that?
Yes. sir.
Witness said he was 21 next birthday, lives
with his father, siugie mau, aud pays no
board.
The money vou aot yon gave to your
Mher?
No, Blr; my mother.
Did you ever talk about this oamnaign
fund with your father?
No, sir; nor nun any other director.
Did you over talk with your father about
your chanres for re-sppetntment ?
nut never about any oamtiaign num.
You understood. In talking with yotir
father that If Dixon and TToon would be
elected you would bo O. K. ?
Yes, sir,
You gave over your $10 order without
knowing what the expenses were to lie, or
anything abeut It. But you knew the cam
paign fund was to help elect your fnrortt
directors?
Yes, sin to help to.
Did your father ever ask yen IioW it was
vmit tn nnbr MM. tliMtloll natlaltf'S
hands?
No, sir.
sAl.t.iE r.u.MKn
called and sworn. I am iu my tenth term as
a teacher. I gave my $10 Institute order t
Mr. Gallagher. I didn't sen any orders, or
an order book at the teachers' campaign
fuud meeting. It was understood that the
Institute onler, or $10 In cash was to lie bald
Into the fund.
What was the object of this campaign fund?
To hire teams, pay taxes and mstl the poll'
Were those things talked of at tho meeting?
Yes. sir.
Who introduced the subject?
Mr Gallagher.
Did he say they could give their institute
orders ?
Could give their ordere, or the cash.
Who told you this meeting was to he held?
I think t received a note telllllL- Die tlnsN
would he a meeting of the prlucipal teaehsn.
Who did you get It Irom?
I don't remember.
Was anythliiE Btated In the note M to the
object of tho meeting?
no, sir.
Did you ever get your $10 back ?
No, sir.
Have vou had anv talk with anv of the
Dlrecturs since you gave up the order about
tho uiuiey ?
iSo, sir.
Havo you met tho Directors ? ,
Yes, sir.
They never referred to this money at all
in your presence?
.o. sir.
Never asked you how it oamo vou aavo
your lii'lltuto order over?
Jio, sir.
By Mr. Wadlinger: You are qnllo positive
that you had your instituto order at that
mwtingaud that you received it sometime
befuie that meeting?
Yes. sir.
Do you know tho fact that the County
Superintendent's report was somewhat do
la J oil anil on account of that delay you did
not get your institute order until January?
Yesir.
Is is not a fact that the campaign fund was
nioro tJ protect your own interest and retain
your own position thin it was to get men in
to office ?
Yes, sir.
By Mr. Whalen: You say to Mr. Wadlinger
that the t. aehcrs lould give from $lto$10,
and there was no compulsion toghe any
thing. Now how did you come to give $10?
Because I felt like it.
Was it not becauw there was a distinct un
derstanding that $10 should be contributed?
It might havo keen.
Was it not because It was a distinct under
standing that the institute order should be
handed over that you gave up the onlor?
l don't Know.
MABY m'laim
called and sworn. I am teaching my fourth
tetm. I got a $10 Instituto order and gave it
to Mr. Gallagher willingly because he told
mo the teachers were raising a caniistign
fund and wc could give our instituto order,
or the ton dollars.
You arc related to McLaiu, tho tieasurcr?
I am his niece.
Did Gallagher explain nhy S10 wns neces
sary?
Wo, sir.
Did ho say how much they wero to ralso?
I understood $10. or tho institute older.
Mr McUiiti. nor any of tho Directors, never
asked mo how It was that 1 handed the
monoy over to Mr. Gallauhcr. I never cot
the money back, and never expected it. I
did not know anything about tho teachets
meeting until utter it was held, although 1
was teaching in tho same hulldinc on tho
samoday. I supposo I was not notified to
attend the meeting because I was not a prin
cipal teacher.
Did you hear that less than $10 would bo
i
LOTS ! !
M
ens
Childr
, Boy's and :
en's Clothing
ARE AWAITING YOUR INSPECTION.-
They are all this season's made goods. No
job lots or bought up at tianKrupt saies siock,
but they are up-to-date in every respect.
Come and -get fitted up in one of Our Suits.
You will feel comfortable in
time it will not drain your
You will be admired in
Come and look at them.
endless varieties
it and at the same
purse too much,
one of our Overcoats.
Boys' Overcoats in
.
Every Article Guaranteed or Money Refunded.-
and Hatters,
ACKNOWLEDGED.
Cheapest Clothiers and Hatters in the County,'
Comer Main and Oak Streets,
FRA'NEY BUILDING,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
acceptable ?
I didn't hear of anything loss.
Did any of the Directors ever sneak to vou
about making any contribution to a cam
paign, or was there any compulsion to civo
anything to tins tuna ?
Ho, sir.
What you did was perfectly willinuly and
voluntarily ?
Yes, sir.
MICHAEL DIXON,
a teacher in my fifth term. I got an instituto
order and gave it to Miss Beddall
What were you going to bay when you said
that tho principal teachers had a nicotine
and decided to give up $ and then stopped ?
.1 noil v anew.
Was it not that you were going to say that
they had decided to give up their instituto
orders for the campaign ?
Yes, sir.
And wouldn't that have been the truth if
you bad said It ?
No, sir.
Why did you give up your order?
I didn't have any money at tho time and
had the iustitute order, aud I thought-1
would givo it.
Was it not because you know that the in
stitute order was expected to be handed over?
No, sir.
You wero a son of the School Director who
died some time before?
Yes, sir.
And a cousin of the man who was running
for office at that time witli Noono ?
Yes, sir.
Mr. Wadlinger: What relation was your
father to the present Director Dixon ?
First cousin.
The witness said he made his contribution
willingly, aud without any compulsion.
Stout Look! Conslderl
Prepare yourselves for an Alaskan winter.
The New Bee Hivo, No. 203 East Centre
Btreet, cheapest placo for Ladlos Gent's and
Children's underwear, ovcrshlrU, stockings,
gloves, sweaters, &c. Pay us a visit and we
guaranteo to give you satisfactiou. 0-28-tf
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PHILADELPHIA
CHEAP STORE.
29 W. Centre Street.
Chooolnte Props H..12o pr pound
r-uzengee '. 12a. per pound
Cartmiu-V 13c per pound
Mixed Candles Sc. to 00c. per pound
Chewing Gum Ac. ptuiknge nt 3c. each
I'ifty kinds of Hinokln? nnd Chewing Tobaoeo.
Cigarettes, 5c u jutckufie and box of matches free
1'eanuU 2 quarts for So
luiuMuiiiiiiiuimimuiiiL
TTlOIt HAT.K. A desirable brick business block, J St
J; centrally located, lias an modern im
provements, steam bent, bath tubs, etc. A good
paying Investment. For further Information
apply nt the Hekali) ofllce. 11-18-lw
Suitable
-r n'P A vniimhin n-old hand rlncr.
J J reward will be offered for return of name
tOtliellEUALDOUICe. li-ii-i v
IilOU RUNT. S'ore room nnd dwelling. No.
120 North Slain street. Is now ready for
rem; cuiiwimn ijii.iu hum nut... hi.-. .....
and cold water, bath, large cellar, ysrd, ware
room anil stable: It Is a very desirable place
for nny kind ol business, uent reasonumo.
Please apply to O. W. Newhonser, 122 North
Slain street. 11-15-tf
ALL DAY SHOOT !
From 9 a. m. to 0 p. m. on
THANKSGIVING DAY,
With nn all-tie she to he shot oft en Saturday,
37th Inst. Sportsmen will Imve an opportunity
to tout their target abilities at a thirty foot
range.
THREE bHOTS WILL UK SOLD FOB 25c.
The one making the best score out ot three
receives a hog, weighing 75 pounds, as a prize.
Nobody barred. At
TIM O'BRIEN'S,
COR. CRNTRE and BOWERS STS.
7i
CONWAY'S
FflpUS 5 A1D lOe STOrJE flO.
1 OS? North Main Street.
Next Door to Gill's Dry Goods Store, -a-
BARGAINS POPS SATURDAY.
Our
Worth. Price
Seven pound Htigar Canister... 05a
A irate rlae ee Pan .
i;ol landers..
40c
25o
Kctlloe, 2t S5o
4X1
lliu
18c
30o
SOa
sue
Oun. 2nts..
" Pie Plates
' Yeast Kettl s
Koastlng Pans, 10x11
School Itag
Bisque Kliriires. Imported....
Dinner Palls with cap , ,... 23c
Tin Pucker, 11 nt....
Toilet Soap, a pleura,
10 qt. Galvanized Buckets, lOo,
40o
Sto
10a
10a
10a
10a
10a
10c
0o
10a
10a
10a
lOu
10a
10a,
Kettles, 2 qts
Stirror Comb cases....
Tin Collanders
Wash Basins a
2
7 J
. 3
Our
Wortli Prlco
Ho So
20a
ISO
10a
Pilot Tumblers, eng H 10a
Tea Sets, 3 pieces.., 20a
Ulsque Kl&lire,. .............. S3a
Bauoe Pan, tin... m......... lOo'
Glass Dish,..., M ...,,........ lOo
Knrtben Stew Pan. .... lOo
Prying Pan mm....m..m.., 10a
Beautiful China Mug................. 29a
10 qt. Dish Pans, 10c.
SI
EUdUSON'S THEATRE,
r. J. FURarjsoir,
One week
with Saturday
commencing
Mob.
matinee
MONDAY, NOV. 29th, 1897.
JOHN A. HMELEIN'S
SUPERB COMPANY
The
Ideal
and
Chester DeVonde,
Headed by the Populur Plaers,
Miss Beatrice Earle
Mr,
llari
and llrulietlra, presenting a series 01 scenic
firodmtioi s, including 'Eagle's Meat," 'Storm
aten." "The llevll's Web," "Hand of Fate,'"
"North ami South." ".Utile Itaiioh Heroine,"
etc., etc.
A powerful military drama, entitled,
"North and South,"
MONDAY NIGHT.
PRICES : 10, 20 and 30 Cents.
lleservcd seats on sale at Klrlln's.
sSchuylkill Dental Parlors,
J i1 , -,: :.j North Janlin Streot,--s
A first class dental parlor where all the branches of dentigtry are skill-
fully executed.
Come and look
over our line
Come Early.
So
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So
5c
Sa
6o
So
Sa
So
Sa
6a
t-5
3
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I CONWAY'S FiOUSiS ID IOC. STORE, 1. 7,
102 NORTH MAIN
Next door to Gill's Dry Goods Store.
of Fine China. 3
3
3
3
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STREET.
miimmmumimuimiuiiuiumiittiumiiuiuR
TURKEY "nd
MINCE PIE
THANKSGIVING DAY,
NOV. 25.
SWALE'S flflOTAtJE STOltE,
Housekeepers' Headquarters.
CARVINQ SETS. :-: KNIVES AND FORKS.
Best Artificial Teeth,
$8.O0.
Good Set ol Teeth,
$5.00.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITH l-AUalllNO OAS OR VITALIZED AIR.
NO CHAUUKH FOUBXrBMTINli Wlli:N TJ:HMI AUK ORDKBED.
BEST SILVER FILLING, - - -.50 Cents
GOLD FILLINOS,
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
All our work is accompanied with a guarantee.
$i.o() and up
5 Cents
1847 ROGER BROS. A l TEASPOONS, $l.5operdoz
1847 " " " TABLESPOONS, $3 per doz
Headquarters for ,
.... Commercial Tmvelw
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
J. tlltANT MOYKR, Prop.,
Cor. Coal and Main streets, Shenandoah, Pa.
Terms: tl.ODiier day.
Stabling facilities Unsurpassed.
Hoarders comfortably accommodated y waelc
or month,
CHARLES DERR,
TONSORIAL ARTIST
(Sheeler's Old Stand.)
109 NORTH MAIN STREET.
First-class work!
ollte attendants. Hair cutting a spest
guaranteed. Prompt
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