CRURIS PAPER.
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We have iust received
a m w stock of this paper in
ill th h ading tints. A roll
i" fe t long, 20 inches wide
for IS cents, former price 25c.
Or OJ. IVIailn St.
It
iiirlit-Ht thhnblis wpio lnntlo of
iiut in tlio MMiiii'i-ntli century
ituhl mid dlwr, principally
t
B Vi niiJ
in li'h'.-it with rubles and other
f4 1. ?.
I)uvi to tlio Nunnnli conquort tho Urlt-
ns 1 i'l "living money" mid "tloiid
1 1 11 cformer being slavcmilnl cut
t: l.i' n r meUil.
. Monofloiir. Be snto that tin- inmo
Hakr. AaliUtid, V... ' printed no
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Our
Minute Cough
w h it yon want !
Cure etire nuirkly
milrkly
0. II. Ilagaiiuiirli.
llonvy Oddn.
i discussion over Cuban allairilit
i.m Itotise betwoen two prominent
i .f town to-dny one bet the other
-l Jl that th United Statos will no!
. r .igitinst Spain within the next
int'iN and the money was posted.
nadache Quickly Cured.
vis' Antl-llendachc never falls, 20c.
dc:
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Ilr
THE RUSH
In the Spring will b Tremendous.
The tin it urnfitablf luini'tM will Itc in trnim
port'ittn end merrlinml inj; ih1 in furnisliliitf
fcod nntl tupilicH to tin- miiWHmlt- nf (JoM
StvRt in nimit, it L'l i.i'iul Tritdiny. Mrrt'iui
talc ,ik1 -t uriliip liilm-H. It wim so In ' W it
XV l Ut! I . "''h
The Alaska Transportation
and Development Company
Incorporated
Capital,
$5 000,000 "-
To meet tlnt di-mand, will own nntl operate Its
OWN
STEAMERS, BOATS AND BARGES
ON THE YUKON.
Connectlns with Its own Hue of largo and
Magnificent Ocean Steamers,
Specially adapted for p.vem:er Imslnc- carry
inK to that country mi iintnciwe amount of Mlt
plks and L.iuipiiH'iit for the miners, as well as
IiirnlsblnK them tuinxportntlon for tliemselves
mid their i?oodi, anil ettahlislllinr TrndillK
Stations nt dill, rent points An opportunity U
otTered any pers'.n. be they of small or larfte
ncnus t buy shares of tock In this company
and participate in the
fiNOHMOUS DIVIDENDS
" lm earni'd within the next 12 niontlm,
Vos are oHeicd at $1.00 each
nn-ii'-.i's'!il)lt', mill will lo oITcrtd
44I tinif only
M' Savings Banks
nd Bank Stocks
riiir iiirucr iliililciuls
Vhlle tmincroiH
ll'VC HIHpf)Ic(It
coinpai'iiH were
mi Mis liankM ami liankH
trump rtatmn and tnnliiiK
n hi
on 1 of t
111 the list of failures TIiIm htock in
niiwt iii-sfr.iliIo invt'stinruN olTurtul
till (UK-Ill
The "rporator- nml -t"clvlnMci'H wlio nro
n ttx n iiii nh tin- roinpaiiy an n en of wide
'i(M'rt m in similar iitntiTtakinus and muii
v hn-t (innii h ail' Hiitllclcnt utiarantco of the
btanduiiK -f tin cinipany( 'o wit :
AI.ni uVt ItLATZ, I'reH Vnl Hlatz llrcw Co.,
Miivmik'i'
HON W -I L. MASON, United States Senator
fr w Illinois
I) 1 MtlJ. 1hs. Tratlle M(;r. C II. A
li K tl , i iiu iinintl.
J4tANK IIIX'HT. of Chns. Kacstner & Co.,
1 iiu
(IIS II iioCICAVIIM-.TranicMKr. O I, & I,.
li l Monon IEonti) t'luwitfo
W t Hit. I IImN, tJriTl WisA. AKi, C. N. O
At T 1' li It., Cincinnati, O
li V UUIKKITII, Vrvi I'irht National lUnk.
Vl kslmrtr, MisM
1'ItM) V OTI'i:, past elKhtceii yoars with
Hhclliy It.ink, Slu'IbyvllIc, I ml.
J M 1IIILM1S. Ciishler l'irst Nat'l Hank,
VlckHhiirKt uss.
And liundrt-dH of otliert equally prominent.
Vddussand makuall money paynblu to
The Alaska Transportation & Development Co,,
I'lshrr Imlldliifi;,
Cor.
Van liuren t Pcnrbom Sts.t
CHICAGO ILL
STOVES
RANGES.
We have now emlwrked into
t'. - I rail' li in connection with our furniture
I 1 1-- We are prepared to show the public
1 rcttv a range, the "Queen Cimlurella,"
e . r r. 1 vn here. It has a triplex grate,
w' l yi t in he usetl 011 three sides liefore
bi r 'font. It is nicely ornamented with a
I r 1 f. and well nickeled. Good bilkers
wit'' tiul niving qualities. Will burn all
kir'icf coal. Wc call the attention of the
put '1 to 1 .ill ami examine our slock. Our
jir . 11 suit )ou.
HOUSE
FURNITURE.
We can furnish any house
fmm the cellar to the roofaud with si
goods nt such prices, and. 'of, a superior
jualitv, as will meet the wants of the most
critical buyers.
DAVIDSON'S
Furniture House,
121 and 123 North Main St.
Near Rohbins' Opera House.
ItlJST LINK OP-
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
HAY and bTJtAW.
Floor and Table 011 Cloths.
TZ T CAT CV S7 West
L. i-. 1 UI-J-. 1 t Centre HI.
TTJ
lSrd in ,ossii)g.
Dr. .I11I111 Schellly, f Wiliuincton, Del..
W lwliu warmly streetnl ly old aequaintiinec
lieie. The new M. 1). Intends to locate In
.nine town in the anthmclto eonl region,
Jeiikin A Cramaat), of l'hilailclplilii, U
visltlnj! friends In town.
1'. II. Corny la confined to liW home on
West Lloyd attcot liy illne.
-Mr. Clmrles K. llreakuns and Mrs. Mary
Short, of St. Clair, wero town visitors yester
day. Mrs. llllitabeth William, of Win. I'otin.
hm bten granted a widow's pension of l
per nintitli.
Mfm Kite Seaman, of l'raekville, who
was the stiesl of her lter, Mrs. .lames
Patterson, of town, the pt week, returned
homo to-day.
Councilman V. II. Maijnrxlo and E. C.
Urolmt spent yesterday at l'hlladelplila.
frank Schmidt spent yesterday at
Scranton vlsltinn lelatlvt.
M. M. lturue, llm.. Is transacting legal
Inlsiness at l'hlladelplila.'
Fred. Wasley and W. J. Dnsto visited
friends at l'ottsvlile to-day.
No foolliiK the peoplo at
Samuel Mock's.
Wfint you llnd marked down
boys' clothing you et.
In men's and
tf
Comt HotlRO Motes.
A lnnrriaKe lleetiso was crunted to Almost
D.iinkortand Anno Trenltls, both of New
Philadelphia.
Juile Koch yesterday onlered the removal
of Mrs Violet Urch. of St. Clair, to the
HarrisbitrH Asylum for weak minded per
sons.
Tito Judges In ths l.yon-Diiim contest
court are engaged In uxainiiilng the illegal
votes.
Daniel Tolan and Kdward K. Walsh, of
West Mahanoy township, this week with-
dtew their applications for licenses This
makes eight withdrawn. Two Heio grunted,
and four aru In the hands of the court.
Tills Oppnrliinltj Should Not lie Lost,
The woild is filled with suffering people
who can't seem to get ell or find out what
their troublo is. Such people, oftentimes can
not lll'ord the time or expense of a trip to the
city, or the large fees charged by the best
physicians. It is for just thesy people that
Dr. (Ireene, of 3.1 West llthSt., New York
City, w ho is without doubt the most success
ful specialist in curing discuses, makes the
following oiler. He invites you all to write
him about your complaints, tell him how you
leel, and ho will answer your letter free of
charge, explaining tho meaning of every
symptom, telling just what your trouble is
and how to get cured. Wrifo him im
mediately. It will doubtless result in your
eti re.
It's a mistake to imagine that itching piles
can't be cured; a mistake to sutler a day
longer than you can help. Doan's Ointment
brings Instant tolief and permanent cure. At
any drug store, 00 cents.
l'iro! Tirol I'lrot
Insure your property from loss In tho
oldest and strongest rash companies: Phila.
Underwriters Insurance Co. of North
America and l'iro Association, Hartford
l'iro Ins Co., American l'iro Insurance Oo ,
West Chester Fire I its. Co., United Firemen's
Ins. Co. T. T. Wii-mams,
123 S. .Timlin St., Shenandoah.
Many People Cannot Drink
cullee at night. It spoils their sleep. You can
drink Grain-O when you please and sleep like
11 top. I'or (liaiii-O does not i-tiiiiulate; it
nourishes, cheers and feeds. Yet It looks
and tastes like the best entice. I'or nervous
persons, young peoplo and children (lrain-0
is thu perfect, diink. M.ulo fiom pine giains.
(let a packago from your grocer to-day. Try
it 111 plate of coffee. 15 and ".'ic.
To Cure Headache In 15 Minutes.
Take Dr. Davis' Ati-IIeiidacho. All druggists.
runeral.
Tho funeral of Mrs. William Ilyan, of
lliuivnsville, took place this morning and
was attended by a largo number of friends.
Ill li mass was celebrated in tho Annuncia
tion church of town and the remains interred
in the parish teiiictery. M. O'Neill
funeral ditector.
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SOAP '
WASHES, ix DYT.
A'
A'o Mass. No T rouble.
Sold in All Colors by Grocers nntl
Address, THO MAYPOLB SOAP
HOME DYEING MAYPOLE
A Pleasure at Last.
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Christ Schmidt,
Agent anil Bottler of
Porter and Weiss Beer.
FINEST, .' PUREST AND HEALTHIEST,
203 W. Coal Street,
SHENANDOAI
PA
rniLn.- enenr- stoke.
-DHAI.HK IN-
FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS
AND TOBACCO,
WJIOMMAI.K AND ItirfAlU
CO West Contro Street.
PITHTPOINTS.
tlnpponlng Throughout the Country
Clironlrlnil for Ilnsty Veronal.
What self-denial will you mako?
ltoprescntative Ilrumtu presented to Con
gress a petition ofcltl7ens of Schuylkill
county, l'etinsylvaula, praying for tho enact
ment of legislation restricting Immigration,
etc.
The llisteddfod at llazlcton has been post
poned from March 17th to sometime In
August. i
A meeting of tho Anthracito base ball
Ipsgtie has been called fur next Sunday at
lliizlcton.
The fair held by the Elks of Sunbury In
aid of the Mary M. Packer hospital at that
place closed Saturday oenlng, and will net
tho institution thu sum of f l,.r,00.
Thn old Who laws aro being onforced at
Iliuletou. A man paid il.m for six oaths
uttered In a heated argument.
Sherlll' John Toolo will hold his first 1 111
portant real estate sales at the court house
011 Sitttrday, March .', at 10 a. in.
(irorgo llurchlll, of l'raekville, left yeS'
teulay for North Carolina, where hell in
terested In the lumber business.
The superintendent has requested the Putts
villi! School Hoard to prohibit the use of
tobacco by scholars, during school hours or
on their way to and from school.
S00 men's and boys' pants, actual cost $2.5
to $1.00, for the next 10 days you can have
any pair at $1.20. At Samuel Week's. tf
Oliltuury.
llenjatuin L. Staull'er, an old and respdeted
lesident. died to-day at his home, No. 110
West Oak street, from heart failure. He had
been ill for somo time. The decoased was
born in tho Catawlssa Valley, lie was fl'J
years of age and left a family of grown up
children.
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Canfleld, died at the family lcsidenco on
North Gilbert street this morning. Its Ill
ness was of a few days duration.
l.ichard Stack, who moved from Olrard
ville to Philadelphia about two months ago,
dlod at the latter place yesterday after 11
a brief illness. The deceased was B3 years of
age, was a widower and left threo adult chil
dren who resido at Philadelphia. The
funeral will take place at Girardvillo on Sat
urday morning.
All the healing balsamic virtues of tin
Norway pine aro concentrated in Dr. Wood's
Norway Pino Syiup. Nature's own remedy
fur coughs and colds.
Deeds lteeordcd.
Paul Mathiash, et ux., to Michael Smith,
two pictures in (lilberton.
IMward A. Dciiniaton, ct ux., to Win. II.
Wlllikiiis, premises in Tamaqua.
Cbas Scherer, et ux., to Mary Smallwood,
premises in Mahanoy City.
"The weakest must go to the wall," Salva
tion Oil, thu best of liniment, is bound to
outstrip all competitor. It is good and
cheap. 25 cts.
Kv-Slicrlir Dully Sued.
Ftoni Tamaquu Courier.
Mrs. Conrad Fey has all the necessary
papers prepared and will bring suit against
ex-Sheriff Dudy for $10,000 damage doue to
thu health of her daughtor, Mary. About
fifteen years ago when they conducted a
meat market in Tamaqua, they were ojocted
from their home to pay a debt of $300. At
the time Mary was down with typhoid fever
and tho mother pleaded with the Sheriff to
let her remain until sho could find other
lcfugo fur her, but to no avail. Sho has since
been an invalid.
If you feel out of "repair," havo headache
and constipated bowels, take Dr. Hull
Pills; tlieso will euro and build you up
again. Tako only tho genuine, Dr. John
Hull's Pills.
An Election Kelio.
Anthony P. Mcl.oughlin, of Lost Creek,
appeared before Justice Shoemaker last
night as complainant against Itichard liar-
ictt. Mcl.oughlin alleged that while ho was
011 his way home from the Lost Creek poll on
election day Barrett, and four other men
whoso identity the complainant does not
know, knocked him down by striking him
witli some unknown weapon. McLougblin
says that after he fell to the ground ho was
kicked into insensibility, liarrett entered
plea of not guilty, but refused to make any
statement. He asked to he taken before
jtisiicu inecii
at Win. Penn and entered
j $1,000 bail there for trial at court.
WASHES M2 DYES
AT ONE OPERATION
..ANY COLOR.
The Cleanest, Fastest Dye for Soiled
0-- Faded Shirt Waists, Blouses,
p.ibbons, Curtains, Underlinen, etc,
whether Silk, Satin, Cotton or Wool.
Druggists, or mailed free (or 15 cents;
DEPOT, 127 Duane Street, Sew York,
RUPTURE CURED.
A Specialist on Kupture from Williamsport
will visit
Shenandoah Every Thursday
AT THE
Ferguson House, from 9 a. m. till 1:30 p. m.
Kupture permanently and quickly Cured or
no pay. Written guarantee to absolutely
cure all kinds of Kupture without
operation or detention from
business.
Absolutely no l)an:r.
. . Examination Free.
loo persons cured in Sunbury, Shamokbi,
Mt. Carmel and vicinity who can be leferred
to. Charges and terms moderate and within
reach of all.
DRINK-
CUJARY'S KXTRA FINK
QUALITY
-GINGER ALE, -
Superior Sarsaparilla...
and Orange Champagne.
TURNING ON
Is It Not Possible That You Are Groping
in Darkness When You Might
See Clearly.
lA W Hr
Almost overyhoily lias had an uxperieiiee !
nice cms. jiu uas ono lino a laiiiiuar room
in the dark to look for a particular object.
He knows or thinks ho knows j list where tn
find it. Hh grpes and fumbles vainly,
losing tuuound temper anil possibly bruising
his knuckles. ! urilly Iiu gives up his blind
search and turns on the light. There in
plain view is what hu was looking lor. His
lingers must almost havo touched it a do.eu
times. How could he have missed it?
In ni'iio wavs than one. tho world has suf
fered for want of light. The body of man
has been a darkened home in which science
lias gioped for the causes of shortened lives.
She has stumbled upon somo truths and sonic
half-truths She has uues'loued dead men.
but they have told no tales.
Lven tn-d.iy there is more nr less error ill
medicine. That Is to say. certain drugs arc
known to produce certain results. Hut no
one can tell the reason l'roni time ilume-
moiial physicians have carefully oxcludeil
tho air from wounds. They did not know
why exposure to the air should he had for
lactrated tissues, but tho discovery that the
air contains iiucountaliio and unthinkable
numbers of germs furnished a substantial
reason for plasters and bandages.
Although science clones a good ileal m tlio
dark sho works In a bright light now and
MAHANOY CITY.
A Slto Selected Vnr the New Shirt factory
In That Tom n.
Mahanoy City, Feb. 21 At a meeting of
the Hoard of Trado last night a committee
was authorized to secure the Mills' building,
near the Lehigh Valley dupot, for a shirt
factory. A number of other sites havo been
inspected for industrial purposes, but many
of them cannot bo secured. None in tho
western part of tho town can bo had, us tho
1'. & 11. C. A I. Co. intends to take all the
coal from beneath thu surface in that section
that it can possibly work.
Managor Wallace ltyan, of the local base
ball club, proposes the formation of a lcaguu
to Include the Tamaqua, Shamokiu, Mt.
Cirmel, Ashland, l'ottsvlile and llazlcton
clubs and, If suUlciont financial encourage
ment can be secured, to secure two salaried
batteries fur the homo toain.
Hundreds of lives saved every year by
having Dr. Thomas' l'clectiiu Oil in tlio house
just when it is needed. Cures croup, heals
burns, cuts, wounds of' every suit.
Minor Cakcm.
Miko Sawick was committed for trial In
default of hail by Justice Shoemaker on a
charge of assault and battery preferred by
Peter Geotawscki. Tho row occurred at a
christening on Last Lloyd street.
Frank Wysocki prosecuted Michael Shorcr
for assault during a fight on Jiinchcrry alley,
but the case was settled before Justlco Shoe
maker last night on payment of costs.
Justice Toomoy heard the following law
suits : Martin and Joseph Collish both an
swered charges of assault and battery on
oath of John Fcdamla. $300 ball each was
furnished.
Anthony Pechulis was held on a similar
chargo preferreil by Const iblo liiblou and he
ulso furnished $300 bail.
I'eter Gober pleaded guilty to a charge of
assault and battery on oath of .loo Quitter
and entered $300 hail.
Charles Kuchlnski and Joe Greenwicz got
into an altarcation which resulted in tlio
futruer being placed under $300 bail.
Joseph Denawicz and I'eter Gutawackzus
are accused of committing an assault on
Michael Savage, and e-idi furnished $300
bail.
Joseph Ranka and Joseph Green wero
charged with assault aud battery, malicious
mischief and carrying concealed deadly
weapons, The prosecutor is Joe llarkofski.
lluth wero hound over to court iu the sum of
$300 ball.
Help Comes to Those Who Taka
lied Flag Oil fit sprains, burns, cuts. At
Gruhler Bros., drug store,
Wedding Hulls.
Jsnics McIIale and Mils Mary Howan, two
of Uryucsvillo's popular young people, wero
united in the bonds of matrimony by Ilev,
Hayes at St. Ignatius church, Centraliu,
Tuesday morning.
Martin A. Nash and Miss Julia Grant, of
the Heckschervillo Valley, wero married in
St. Kyraii'schurch on, Washington's Ilirthday
by IEev. John J. Dolan,
John W. ltlchards and Miss Mattio I.
llowolls, both ol New Philadelphia, wero
wedded on Tuesday by Itev. O. I). Stodgcn,
of tho M. E. church, Port Carbon, Miss
Clara Utiineman, of l'ottsvlile, was brides
maid, and W. A. Metcalf, of Shenandoah,
best man, I
Ilenjaniin Gidillnc, of llloomsburg, and
Mlts Helen, daughter
of Isaac Goldschmidt,
of lit, Carmel, were married last evening.
A pretty homo w tiding took place this
afternoon, at 1:30 o'clock, at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles llenslnger, in Mahanoy
City, when their daughter, Miss II. Louise
was married to D.kulul L. Stuhl, senior
member of tho firm' of 1). L. Stuhl & Co.,
wholesale merchants of that town. Itev. L
L. Lolir perfouuodl the ceremony. Tho
bridal couple was unattended, and only Iiu
mediate relatives we'ro present. They will
leave this evening for Washington and the
South, and on their return will reside with
the bride s parents,
The .Modern Way
Commends Itself to Jlie well-informed, to do
pieasanuy auu eiiecttially what was lorincriy
done In the crudest Diauner and dUagruoably
as well. To cleausoHio system and break up
toius, neauaciies, and fevers without tin
pleasaut after effects.' use the delightful liquid
laxative remedy, Sjrup of Figs. Made by
uaiirornia r ig syrup Co,
Why weary your Mroat and patience with
that wretched couglj wjieu a bottle 0f Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup vill cure you promptly.
THE LIGHT
tlien
riicro is much speculation yet in tho treat
ment 01 Ulseaso. tint some things aro settled
beyond question, and one of them is that
kidney diseases can ho cured. This letter
from Mrs. llella Holla, of McKwensvllle,
i'ii tens now :
"Somo six veins neo I was troubled
vcrely witli disease of tlio kidneys and I will
never bo ahio to tell how much I sulfored. I
tried all kinds of remedies but could find uo
permanent relief. Finally I allowed myself
to no pcrsunileu liy Mrs. btmon Cameron to
try Warner's Safe Cure with tho assurance
that it would relievo me. .-ho had suffered
in tho same way for many years, and had
found great help by using Warner's Safo
Cure. I am happy to say that Safe Cure
lienetlleil me from the time I bcean us he it.
anil after I had taken live or six bottles I was
entirely free from alt my pains, and have
been in perfect health ever since. I cannot
say too much for Warner's Halo Cure, as I
neiiove it gave me tlio pcrlcct Health 1 now
enjoy." W
Women who aro half distracted witli
aching heads and hacks and sides, nervous
ness, sense of weight in the abdomen and
urinary disorders aro like a porsou who
gropos in tho darkness, when what ho needs
is almost under his hands, l or such sul
fornrs this article turns on the light.
WINE ACCIDENTS.
Victims of u I'reiniitiu-e lttast mid Kx-
ploslnn of fills.
Stinoy Kohinski, is iu a dangerous condi
tinn at his home at Turkey Uuu, buffering
from tho effects of a premature blast in the
Lawrcnco colliery. Dr. Stein put 17 stitches
in the victim's scalp and 4 iu tho back of his
hand. Koliinskrs back was also injuied.
l'otcr Miicukas had his rikht hand niashcu
by .a fall of coal iu tlio Win. Penn collleiy
yesterday afteruoou. Oue of the fingers was
amputated.
Thomas Noono, of Lost Creek, and a Polish
laborer were painfully but not dangerously
burned about tho faco and hands by an ex
plosion of gas iu Packer No. 2 colliery yes
terday afternoon. It is stated that a lull of
coal occurred and the released gas made its
nay to the breast in which tho victims were
working and was ignited by their lamps.
Do you feel as if everything is goin
wrong, and as if ynu can not get ouougl:
rest, always feeling languid and tired? If
so, take Dr. Hull's, the unrivaled tonic and
nervine. 10 or 25c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
f ANTKI). A tfirl fur Kfiieral lnmHtvork,
f Muttt be well U'coinmcniltMl. Apply nt
Ur.uAi.i) i) ill ((-,
ITIOIt HAI.1C Kour propLTtU'S, fitn.-itid nt Noh,
' L2."i and 27 vVHt I.lnyd street. Two aro on
tlio front ami two on the rear of tlio lot. TIu-ho
propoilicH wero formeily owned hy Jonathan
K. ICoritm. Apply to William. I.. Jones unrtlian
ikix Ait. L.nniiL'1, ra. -i-im
"WfANTK) by nu old established house, n
1 I man to tako elmrK f "tid look after their
lxisiner-H In thin Meetlon. Salary KiOO, with com
mission. Cash security required. Address
llimIneH, oira III UAl.ti. - 2-11 Gt-eod-wlit
"HUME ItKXT. A rare ehaueu for nn enerKetic
j; nuMiim iiiun. a Krantl btorc either Tor
(jroeery hupiness or saloon, Ju j;oid location,
ilr-tHlass dwelling apartments attached witli
bath room and fixture, all lutcht improvements,
Kood cellar fS feet lontf. Po'-nes'don to be had
in April. I'or further Information apply at the
IIi:icau ollhe 2-11-lm
TjMMI ItliXT. Storeroom and dwelling, No. 17
1 North Main street, now occupied by Shlpp'n
shoe fctore. lo"iessIoi, given April Jht, Apply
to Jacob Noll, UN. Main street, tf
inOU HAM;. A buggy two butcher
l wairoiiH. Will also rent my wheelwright
and paint shop, corner Coal and Janlln streetH
Apply to Charles IMoppert, on tho promises, tf
"YJOTICIC Tho undersigned is desIroiiH of
x closing up his a ceo .ntH either In cash i r by
notch, for all bills that uio now duo or u er duo
tills month. All contracts, nml agreements,
however, will bo carrkd out. I shall place all
oer duo accounts In tho hands of proper
parties for collection
1 M. V. Kowi.Kie,
January 0, 1803. l-0-2in
DISSOLUTION OP PAUTKKKSHU'Xotlee
Is hereby given that tho paitnershlp lieie
tufore existing between Krank U. Iteise, Daniel
Uetlr-a and John Kobeits, trading as Tlio .Shen
andoah l'owder Company, has been dissolved hy
mutual consent, John Roberts ictlrlng from tho
said Urm. The llrm will bo ro-orgauled and
tho business will be comlucted as fonierlyhy
The Hhenandoah Powder Company, width will
pay all liabilities of HahUlrm and to whom all
debts due sahl llrm will bo paid.
Kit ask O. Hkii:,
Damki- lti:pKA,
John JtouuuTH,
Khenautloah, Feb. 22d, lh'JM. 2-21 Ct
01EIMIANS' COUltT BALK OK VAMJABM5
Ileal Kstato, Pursuant to an order of thu
Orpbaus' Court of Schuylkill county, Peuusyl
vanla, will bo sold at public sale, on tho prein
Imsoi tho lato James I. Manbe;k, near Ivreb's
station, Union township, Kchuylkll) county,
Pennsylvania, on Wnturday, March Cth, lH'.W, at
one o'clock in the afternoon, tho following
desirable and valuable piece of real estate, lato
tho properties of fames h, Manbeck, deceased,
and each situate In said township of Union.
Property N. 1. Messuage and tract of land,
hounded by land of (Jlrard Instate, P. W.
Harrow, h. Vf ICrebs, Catawlssa branch of
Phlladelphlft and Heading railroad, Nicholas M.
Hurry, and others, and containing thirty-one
and a half acres, strict measure, Klovcii acres
of said laud is cleared and under a high state of
cultivation, nml tho balance heavily covered
with valuable timber. Tho improvements con
sist of u largo fraii iu house, n Jargo barn and
all other necessary out buildings on the
premises.
Property No. 2. A tract of land, hounded by
lands of I,, W. Krebs, William A'aubeck, I sane
Jones, Into Nkholas 11 ess estate, lata l-Jias
Mllh r estate, and others, and containing ninety
nine and a half acres, strict inea-iire. Mxty
acres of paid land has bet ti cleared and Is under
ii high state of cultivation, and thu balance
heatlly covered witli young thrifty timber.
Two never-falling streams of fresh spring water
cross the entire premises, forming a junction on
said trciuUc and could bo utilized for business
purposes,
Por all desired Information u regard to above
call upon H- (J, M. Jlollopetcr, Hsq,t Shenan
doah, Pa , or tho Admlnstrator
TPJtMSOK KALI! Ten per cent, cash and
balance without interest on or before May 0th.
lhUS, JkKKKUsON V, KlSKNItAUKIC,
Administrator,
Hlnutowu, Pa,
liy order of the Orphans' Court,
I' BANK V. KKIbr., UHilK
i'ottsvllle, Fco. 7, 1'J-1.
2-10-lt-oaw
a5iusi:mi:nts.
MlCCEKa OF T1IH l'ATltrlNIlKltS.
Kontfruw's I'athfltulers cnntiniicd thoir
successful ongiiRoment nt FerKUfun's theatre
last nldlit with tho produrtiun of an inter
cstliiu comedy drama entitled "The Light
ning Kxpress," In which all tho members of
tho company appeared to excellent advan
tage. Tho play has a tin llilnt; spirit runnliiK
through It u ml there Is amnio room for the
comedians to distinguish themselves and In
troduce their specialties, and this they did
very cleverly last night. Tho orchestra Is
heartily applauded nt each performance. It
Is ono of tho best that has over visited this
town. To-night tho production will bo "Tin
Dovll's Mino," a play of groat luteicst am
In which tho company makes a big hit, The
orchestra will render the following nroginlu
tonight: Overture, "Jolly liubbers," Stippc;
waltzes, "Symposia," lleiulix; selection,
'Trchizonde," Offenbach: inarch, "Kl Can-
itati," Sousa ; descriptive, "A Huntliif
Sceno," lliieallo'd.
HOlimtT MANVtX.
llanclsoino Itohert Jlantell piesonts a new
play at Killer's Grand Opera House, Muha
noy City, on Hatch 5th. Tho dmina is a
! rench story written by V . A. Treniajiio
and entitled "A Secret Warrant," and depicts
tho insido llfo of tho Court under the
Kcgoncy of the Duo d' Oilcans in 1720. The
author has lltted the acturwith a roll which
will equal any nf the dashing adventures of
romance. "Louis de Dcaiiinout" Is a typical
dare-devil, courageous asa lion, handsome ai
an Apollo and with a lovo story that tin ills
the romantic femalo heart In Mich plays
Itohert .Mantel! is himself. 11') has veico anil
physique, a manly carriago and dresses his
chatuctcr to perfection. Ilia lovo lines
fascinate and his heroic action holds his
audience in awe. A word may bo said of
Miss Charlotte Ilclnons, tho taleutcd leading
lady. Sho has assisted Mr. Mantell in his
work for many years and has acquired tho
perfection necessary to inspiru a star for his
grandest scenes.
Begin Right With Coughs and Colds.
Tako tlio suro cure, Pan-Tina, 3c. At
Gruhlur Hros., drug store
I'or tho Klondike.
Morgan Davis is forming a party of gold
seekers from rollback, near Pottsville, who
will leave on March 121st for the Alaskan
gold field's. They expect to work their way
for tho gieater part of the trip.
h
Samuel Ulock will oll'er for tlio next 10
days, men's and hoys' odd suits that cost
from $3 to $10, at f 1. tf
No Appointment Mude.
The miuo examining hoard, which has ex
amined the applicants for tho inspectorship
of tho Sovcnth District, and which adjourned
on Saturday without having reached an
agreement on a candidate, met again at
Pottsvillo yesterday. Thete was no appoint
ment mado and tho situation remains un
changed, witli tho bojrd still deadlocked.
ortiioGioborrr
mu um ki w iua u a n c w a y a m
1T2UBALGU and similar Complaints,
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ii c m 1 1 n n m t ti i r. i i r.vv
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CHARLES DERR,
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Flrst-ehiHH work uuirnnteetl. I'rompt nml
ollte attentliit8. lliilr cutting 11 ncniiltv
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MOHUIS 1IKCKMAN, Prop.,
Cor. Coal and Wain stretts, Shenandoah, Pa.
Termu; $1.00 per day.
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Hoarders oomfortably accommodated by week
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ishings, Hosiery, Hats, Caps, Dry Goods and Notions. We invite the
public to call on us and convince themselves. Our prices correspond
with the times. A few of them :
IVIen's Rubbers, - - - - 31 cents.
UacJIos' ... . is cents
Shoes, - . 7B cents
Men's " - - - Q S cents
All other goods are sold on the sami; low comparison.
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