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FIREWORKS.
We have the largest
toik in town. Our prices are the
lowist. Special prices given on
l.iigc orders. No dead stock from
last year. All new goods.
-3. tsl. Main St.
A SUMMER TONIC.
Beef, Wine
and Iron.
Large Mottle, 50 Cent.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
i South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa,
tilrllntiiy I'lirty.
A party in celebration of the tenth ninil
trMry of their daugliter, riotciice, was held
la.t I'icniiig at the leslileme of Mr. and Mrs.
M J O'Neill, on South Main street. There
was a program of vocal and )ntruuieutal
music and refreshments weie served and .Miss
Florence received a number of handsome
prccnts. Among t lie youug people who
pai tuiiiati d in the event weie
Saddle and Uelle Mullahey. Mamie Wade,
Nora fiill, Maggie lteilly, l.ucy Lynch, l'lut
and Iiene Frauoy, Mary and Anna Mitchell,
Nellie and Lizzie Dowling, Agnes Franey,
Alice and Mary Mahor, Agnes llradigun,
l'loience Meldazis. Florence, Nora, (lertrude,
Ivathuleen and Marguerite O'Neill, Tracey
( lark, Willie and Joe Schmieker, Jim and
Frank Keilly, James I'raiiev, Frank and
Tliumas llrennan, Tom I'urcell, Vincent
O'Neill, Daniel and l'dniird Langton.
Headache Quickly Cured.
Dr. Davis' Anti-llendacho never fails, 2.c.
(illill Itttn lSllhllH4.
Joiin G. Hauler, for many years in the cm
ploy of Walter Itynkewlcz, tho butcher, will
open a new meet market, at I'liuMinit and
I'lierry street to-moriow. A nice line of
trci.li and smoked meats will lie found on the
counters. Mr. Ilaufor's popularity will add
much to his new venture.
All kinds of vegetables and Mower seeds,
and plants at Payne's nurseries, tiiraidville.
1'lcctric cars pass tho door. fi-O-tf
A Street I'lglil,
Two men hailing fiom Ashland got into an
altercjition on North Main street yesteiday
afternoon over payment lor some drinks,
It lesiilted in a fistic encounter which ter
minated by 0110 of tho pugilists drawing :i
mace. Tho fight attracted a big crowd.
Window shades from to cents and upward
F.stiuiates given 011 largo shades. F. J. Port.,
it North Main street. tf
Held I'or Hour,!,
Sirs. Klizalietli Jell'ei-son, of Union Town
ship, yesteiday prosecuted Lincoln Iticliard
toii before Justice Tourney, ehaiging him
with defrauding her out ol a boa id bill of
thiity dollars.
Kuergy all gone? Headache V Stomach
nut of order ? Simply a case of toipid liver.
Iturdock Illood liittcis will make 11 new man
or woman of you.
...TO...
Robbins' Building',
Centre and While Streets.
iHTERESTIJiG.
The anniversary of independ
ence, as well as our weekly
announcements of bargains in
stoves and furniture. This
week we offer a fine lot of
Baby
Carriages
To cose out the season, lliey will
ami Anist go at sacrifice prices to
makelioom for fall goods. Cele
brate Uie glorious hourth by buying
one for
.the baby. They are new,
handsc
Jute and (lurai)ie aim tue
7 . . ,! A 1
price
is me most attractive
our fit
litres you can buy wisely and
have enough money to burn in fire
works. Davidson's
BUSY . FURNITURE , AND . STOVE . STORE,
121-123 North Main St.
of- lit
r-x
GHUUEHItS, HUUH, httU,
HAY and BTJtAW.
Boor and Table Oil Cloths.
t- r rl it West
13, D. rUlCV, Centre St.
V r
LilBWuf
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
WF Has Dccn Removed
BEST LINE
MAIIANOY CITY.
Ilpiry 1'lcl.or lulu a IMI1111
Miilmnoy City, July 1. Frank Itlur, a
(irrinnii 1'oUi lOyenmof tige nml rosMIng in
tlil urn 11 fell intun mine lirennli nmr New
llimtuii Junction tills lnuriilus, while I10 wim
plfkhiR litirkleU-rrloi, The opening wni
liidiU'ii liy tliu bushes mill t lit" victim Mopped
into It, fulling about furty feet. liter's 10
year olil ilauglitor wm with hiiiiHtid after her
fiithur fell she hurrieil away for aMlntatice.
The man's recovery i duiihtful, as he Is suf
fering finni concussion of the brain.
For some time pnt Joseph lnnpp. outside
foreman at the Knickerbocker colliery,
Yalcsvlllo, has been receiving annoying
anonymous letters nml Mr. T. J. I.enahan
was leiently incntloncil as tho rcputcil
luithor. last night, turnover, Mr. Icnulimi
rit'il upon Mr. Knapp anil asstueil him that
he as not the author of the letters, lie lias
iniiile a snoru statement to that ctfect.
Kl'tltlrlrk llml Tree l.unpli.
Oyster soup will be served, Irce, to nil n
lions to-night.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. L. Kefowicli has ictiiincd home frtfirf
an extended visit to her inollicr.Mrs. Harris
in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. W. (I. lless returned from
Atlantic City lust eseniug.
Mis. Washet, Miss Maude Kehlcrand Miss
Mack, a trio of Mahanoy Plane ladies, spent
yesterday afternoon in town.
John Dilslleld, of Treveilon, discussed the
Schuylkill county political situation wit
Hon. Joseph Wyatt, at his hostcliy to-day.
Mrs. Michael Loftus, and her daughtei,
Mis Julia, of Jlaltlnioro, ale guests at the
residence of Mrs. John Coury, on liist Lloyd
street.
Miss Virdie Kelilcr is tho guest of her
grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson,
at Heading.
Mis. Peters, of (liaidville, is visiting Mrs.
Joseph Parry, of West Lloyd street.
Patrick Oriusby, J. J. 'Joakley, 1). II.
Llewellyn, John Coyne and (!. Ii. Fowler at
tended the civil court at l'ottsville to-day as
witnesses.
Miss Maud Parrisii, who is on the sick list,
is reported slightly improved.
Charles and I.thel Ward, of Jersey City, N
J , are spending their vacation with their
grand-parents, Mr. and Mis. Parrish.ou West
Centre street.
Mrs. John T. Lawson yesteiday presented
her husband with a young sou. Until mother
and balio are doing well, while tho happy
father is all smiles.
A. 11. Foreman will leave this afternoon for
his lioine at Lancaster.
Miss Hachel Kirlin has gone to Philadel
phia to visit fiicnds.
No need to fear sudden attacks of cholera
infantum dysentery, dlarrlnea, or summer
complaint, if you have Dr. Fowler's Extract
of Wild Strawberry in the medicine chest.
Obituary.
Nora, daiighterof John and Mary Mrtluire,
of West Line street, died yesterday, aged one
year, nine mouths and nineteen days. Death
was unused by pneumonia. Tho funeral will
take place at - p. 111. to-morrow and tho
mains will be interred in St Joseph's ceme
tery at Oirardvillo, the funeral proceeding to
that placo by electric cars.
Much sympathy is being expressed at Win
Poun over the dcatli of Mrs. Sarah IIeu.se,
which oecuned at her homo at 11 o'clock last
evening, aflur an illness of one wok. De
ceased was the esteemed wife of Aithnr
lieoo, and was aged ail years. Tho Mineral
will tako placo 011 Sunday alteruoon at 1!
o'clock. Services will lie conducted at the
lamlly residence, after which tho remains
will be brought to town and interred in tho
Odd Fellows' cemetery. Mi's 1'eer.o was a
daughter of Mrs. Saigent, of Win. Penii. .
Hand's Concerts.
Tho Grant Hand will give a novel enter
tainment ill- I'ohhins'ipcra hnjrso -lir-uitfhl
aud,to-innrrow;n'igrrtr WhiltMlio hand len
ders a piogram of excellent selections the
audience will bo served with ice cream ami
other refreshments and an admission fee of
only ten cents will lie charged. This a new
and iiniijuo ventuie ill this town and will un
doubtedly lie well patrnnied. m
Window shades from 10 cents and upwaid.
Fstimatcs given oil Iargu shades. F. J. l'oitz,
LVl Noith Main street. tf
Engineer Dropped leud.
Daniel l'elcliehlerfur, 0110 of the oldest
engineers 011 the P. & 1!. IJaliroad, left his
homo at Mahanoy Piano this morning and
upon arrival at tho depot at Iteynulds,
dropped dead. Tho deceased owns a farm at
tho latter place, and left liomu to visit the
placo on some business. Ho was sixty years
old, and leaves a son and daughter.
I. O, II, V. Flag Italslug.
Shenandoah Lodge No. 501, I. O. 0. F ,
will raise an American Hag on its building,
on North White street, at 8 a. 111. an July ltb.
Addresses will bo mado by Revs. J. T.
Swindells and D. 1. Kvans. Tho Silver Star
male party will lender selections. Kvery
body welcome.
Cnnwil' Iteililclioli.
Our readers are directed to the dUplay ad
vertisement of Conway & Co. in another
column. Many bargains aro offered in fire
works, and tho rcductlonsin price correspond
with tho times. Do not fall to read tho ad.
Stop That Cough ! Tako warning. It may
lead to Consumption. A 23c bottle of Shiloh's
Curo may save your life. Sold by P. D.
Kirlin and a guarantee.
SucccMftful 1'rog llitnti-rs.
W. (I. Dusto, Joseph May, Joseph Town
scud and John Swindells, Jr., spent this
morning in tho Catawisaa Valley hunting
frogs and returned uilli a good crop of
jumpers.
Hot 1st II II'.
At thrco o'clock this afternoon tho ther
mometers in town reglsteied 03 degrees in
tho sliadu.
Sliiloh' 8 Consumption Cure cures where
others fall. It is tho leading Cough Cure,
and 110 homoshoiild be without It. Pleasant
to tako and goes right to tho spot. Sold by
P. I). Klrllu and a guarantee.
Buy Keystone Hour. Ho suro that tho name
Lkasio & liAEB, Ashland, Pa., In printed 011
every sack.
rnim.-cnmr-sTORE,
DHAI.HIt IN o
Fruit, Confectionery,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Wholesale and Retail.
CO West Centre Street,
DRINK-
ci.i;ary's kxtra i-jnis
QUALITY
-GINGER ALE,
Superior Sarsaparilla...
and Orange Champagne
PITHY POINTS.
iiHppoulogs Tlitoiiglioul tliu Country
Chronicled for Hasty l'nMisal,
Tho construction of tho.20.mllo ttolley
road from Allcntnwu to Kutztown has begun.
Falling fiomalosd of hay in tho harvest
Held, Mrs. Jacob (.label, or Selleisvllle, was
killed.
A bowlder dropping on Andiew Kelly, of
Mahanoy City, while he was at work on
t ;wuship roads, injured him fatally.
Daliiol Dewces and his sons, John and
Harry, havo been lodged In jail at Oottys-
burg, charged with numerous robberies.
For extensive robberies 111 tho coal region!
William Welsh and Hugh Schall'er weie yes
terday held for court, at Haeleton.
The employes at Hack Mountain, Vulcan,
New Huston and Mores collieries weie paid
ti-day.
The Mahanoy City Athletic Association
will present to low some vety fasliidursat
Its diamond miet on Monday, July ltb.
Daniel Levan, wlio was lecently appointed
to succeed Thomas J. Ileoso, as outside fore
man at Centralia colliery, has removed his
family to that town.
The Heading collluries closed last night
after working three days this week. They
will put in tho same time next week, starting
on'luesday.
Humor has it that a new drug store will bo
opened shortly in Shenandoah, Negotia
tions aro now pending.
Tho Shamokin poor district has over 30
patients at Danville, two at Wcrnersvllle
two at Wanen, and six feeble-minded
children at Klwyn.
Michael Jlergaii, a siato picker, employed
at Locust Spring colliery, fell from tliu
breaker window, a distance of 20 feet, sus
tabling seilous Injuries. Ho was sent to the
Mind's' Hospital for treatment.
Arthur H. Hoscngarten has arrived home
f 10111 Los Angeles, (Jul. Hu is suffering from
rheumatism and will loiuaiu at l'ottsville for
somo tlmo.
Wluit lie. A. 1:. Slalcr so).
lll'Kr.w.0, N, Y. dents : From my per
sonal knowledge, gained in observing the
effect of your Shiloh's Cure in can's of ad
vanced Consumption. 1 am prepared to say
it is the most remarkable Hcincdy that lias
ever been brought to my attention. It lias
certainly saved many from Consumption.
Sold by P. D. Kirlin, and a guarantee.
roi.i licAi. I'nivrs.
Of tlic Scliuylklil countians at tliu Demo
cratic convention at Altooua, Messrs. Shep
herd and Ijtitvlor were appointed on tho com
mittee 011 resolutions : draveraml Uliichon
credentials, ami Toolo and duiuaii on organi
sation. P.J. Miilliollaud, of town, leceived two
votes for doernor in tho Democratic statu
convention. Theio aro no "Hies" on Paddy.
The Schuylkill fico silverites aro in any
thing but an auiiablu frame of mind.
The friends of ex-Senator Watson 1110 mak
ing a strong fight for their favorite, and have
evciy assuranco that lie will lie tho Senatorial
nominee.
Judge Koch will receive the unanimous
nomination at the hands of Hepublicans, be
cuuro ho deserves it. On the Duniocrallc
side George .1. Wadlingcr and W. A. Marr
aro having':! pretty race for tho Judicial
plum, witli their chances about even at tills
stage of the contest.
Senator Tillman yesteiday spoko emphati
cally agaiitt tliu annexation of Hawaii or
any other islands, and giving their negro
and other races equality with our own white
people.
Maino Prohibitionists have nominated l!ev.
Lodd, of Augusta, for Governor.
Silverwaie is the choicest and most suitable
wedding gift. See the slock ill ISriimm's.
New lMiotogi-aph diillcry.
lllllinger llros., tho photographers, have
their new gallery at the corner'of Centre and
White streets, ready for -business. The
quarters aie convenient, well equipped and
neatly decorated. The finishing touches
weie put 011 this morning when F.. Ii. Foley
laid a linoleum of handsome pattern in the
main gallery.
Malrlngo I.lccltM'S.
Oscar A. Fidler, of Cressona, and Lavinia
H. llrown, of Schuylkill Haven; Finery C.
llcckertand Carrie S. Scliucker, both of
llegins township; Powol Jurowlcz and
Maryaun Diitwsicw., both ol Shenandoah ;
Frank Sholleiiborgcr, of Auburn, and Minnie
L. Camp, of West llrunswick township.
For Constipation tako Karl's Clover Hoot
Tea, tho great lilood Purifier. Cures Head
ache, Nervousness. Fiuptions on tliu Face,
and makes the head clear us a bell. Sold by
I'. 1). Kirlin and a guarantee.
Violated tliu Sunday laivv.
liurgess Walker has brought suit against a
Pottsvillo billiard parlor proprietor, charged
with violating tho law in keeping his place
open on Sunday. Tho caso was settled by
tho propiutor paying tho costs and promising
to obey the Sunday law in tho future.
At Payne's nursery, Girardvillo, yon will
find tho largest stock overseen In tho county.
l'lag liaising.
Tliu carpenters and blacksmiths at the
Kchley Hun colliery raised an American Hag
yetterday. Tho Hug, which is 0x12 feet in
si.o and floats from a Ill-foot pole, was made
by Mrs. John Thomas, of North Jarditi
street.
American and Cuban Hags, all sizes and
qualities. F. J. Fortz, 21 Noith Main St. tf
TIios. Buchanan,
OPTICIAN.
Examination Made at Your Home or at
Our Store.
--Has Moved to
118 S. Main Street.
THOMAS BUCHANAN,
OPTICIAN,
I , "
CORONER'S INQUEST.
Investigation Into tliu Cuiisn of 11 Holler
lisptoslon
Deputy Coroner Fogaity and a jury, at
Mahanoy City yosleiday, held an inquest in
tho cases of Thomas Maheraud John Marratt,
who died from Injuries received by the boiler
explosion at Paik No. 3 colliery, Trenton, on
tho Slst Inst, and tho following verdict was
rendotid: "That the said Thomas Mahor
and John Marr.ill came to thoir deaths 011 tho
S2nd day of June, A. D , 1M3, nt Park Place,
by a boiler explosion.
The examination of witnesses was con
ducted principally by Mine Inspector William
Stein and among tho witnesses examined
weie ltobert Layman, of llrooklyn, N. Y.,
boiler Inspector for tho Fidelity and Casualty
Company ; Superintendent Kdvvaid Hccsc,
Ldward Sykes, outside foreman, John Her
bine, fireman, and ,Tcso Wyatt, machinist.
The evidence adduced was that tho boiler
which uxplodcd had been leguhuly tested,
that there were no indications of defects in
material or construction, safety valves and
water gauges were In good working order,
that Mahcr, one of the deceased, was the
fireman in charge and competent, ami none
could give oven an opinion as to what caused
the explosion.
Ooraiiuiuns, fuchsias, pansles, daises, roses
etc., for spring phntlug at Payne's nurseries,
Hirardvlllo. Tuberose and gladiolus bulbs,
Itcci Increasnl In l'rice.
Tho local agents of tho different breweries,
whoso product is handled in this town, yes
terday issued a ciicular to tho retail dealers
and ethers in which it was stated that, be
ginning with to-day, tho price of beer would
take a material advance over tho old price,
0.00 per bairel. Hereafter hotel and saloon
keepers will bo charged $S.OO per barrel,
with SO cents as a discount, making tho net
price $7.30 por barrel. Private parties will
be charged J0.0O per iiarrol net, while fire
companies, societies etc., will hereafter pay
$0 00, with ten per cent, oil', orS.10 net. The
same into is maintained throughout this ami
adjoining counlius and is tho result of a
meeting of the In ewers held at Heading on
Monday. Tho retailers aro doing somo kick
ing over tho advance, inasmuch as tho war
tax on beer is only $1.00 per barrel. Tho re
tail denleis of l'ottsville aro arranging to
take action against tho increased rate.
Tho Iksc placo to buy your wall paper ,is at
F. J. Portz, 21 North Main street. Wo have
tho largest stock 1101 th of the mountain, tf
'I he Mandamus Case.
Judge Koch has filed his opinion in the
mandamus proceedings, brought by C. W.
llrower, warden of the county prison, to
compel Controller Snyder to ciulorso tho
warrant for his salary, amounting to $1(10.07.
Tho 1 tile for the mandamus was discharged
and llrower was diiectcd to pay the costs.
Thus tho Controller is sustained in his
position.
Annual Sales over 0,000,000 Boxes
FOE BILIOnS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
such as Wind and Tain in tho Stomach.
Giddiness, Fulness alter meals. Head
ache, Dizziness. Drowslnoss. Flushings
ot Heat, Loss of Appetite, Costlvoness,
lilotches on tho Skin, Cold Chills, Dis
turbed Sleep. Frightful Droams and nil
Nervous and Trombllus Sonsatlons.
THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEP
IN TWENTY MINUTES. Evory-sufforer
will acknowledge them to bo
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
Ili:i:t IIM S 1MM.S, taken redirect
ed, will quickly restoro Fomalos to com
pleto health. They promptly romovo
obstructions or irregularities of tho sys
tem mid cure Melt llctidnelie. Forn
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Bcocham's Pills aro
Without a &ival
And hare tbe
LARGEST SALE
Ofiir.y I'atciil.HoiIlclne in the World.
25c. at all Drug Stores.
FIREWORKS I FLAGS
LARGEST
We have
no "BAIT,"
but we sell
all goods al
lowest prices
STOCK !
CHEAPEST
PRICES!
Having bought the bulk of our
goods a year ago, when prices were
low, and dealers wanted the "spot
cash" to close up, we can now
sell at prices that others have paid
for their stock.
Spot cash tells tho
selling.
tale iu buying and
MORGAN'S BAZAR,
23 North Main St.
GRAND : PIC-NIC
-OIM-
JULY 4th,1898;
In Columbia Park, Shen
andoah, Pa , under the
auspices of the
COLUMBIA GLEE CLUB.
S25 SINGING CONTEST for male parties
will take place, admission to the
contest free. The piece selected
is "Rock Away in the lHllows
Gay."
ADMISSION
To Dancing
l'lutform.
25 CENTS.
EDUCATED and ARTISTIC TASTES
In wall impcrH and lU-coratioiia U one of the
nhii U-riith ivnturj fKctunpliBliitif ntrt, Tlmt In
why fui-ii1 who Bi'lt'tt thfir wall paper nt
CAIUHN'S Ki t ilt-Hk'litrnl results. It fxn't
tui'i'siry to ptirt lmso tho oxpennlu rmU'N, lltf
iIi'hIiih nml folnra aro um artlslle In tlir
t liapfr ialt', If they are not mi iMi, I'm
llioo wltu wImIi to Jicorate their room with
arlUlk' w;-ll papers u t"
J. P. CARDEN,
221 West Centre Street, Shenandoah, I'a.
TUB WKATIIKK.
Tho foieoast for Saturday i Clear, slightly
cooler weather, with light to fresh variable
winds, followed by 11 warm wavo.
Criminal Court Notes.
Itlds for the new bond Issue havo been
ojieiied, tiiul the award wilt bo mado tills
afternoon,
Tho Lyon-Dunn contest court continues
opening ballot boxes, about 30 having been
opened,
Tho Controller and Poor Directors aro en
gaged in awarding contracts for supplies at
the almshouse for the next thrco months
They will uot complete their work until this
evening.
Letters of administration were gtanted
to John Eye, on the estate of Kllen Fye, lato
ot (llrardville, deceased.
The Marlon Coal Company asked court to
remove tho injunction restraining them from
operating the Chamberlain colliery, tho pro
visions of tho initio law having been compiled
with. Judge Koch continued tho Injunc
tion, but will scud a competent person to tho
workings at Mill Creek to report to the court
the condition of the mine,
Letters testamentary were granted to Geo.
W. Hyon, on the estato of Charlotte A. Ityon,
I late of l'ottsville, deceased.
. k 1 i. MA -I..?''0-S3ft3
.... , joy
of tlioOIobofcr
BlSEUiVIATiSMJ
una similar uempiainiB,
nnu prepurm unucr 1110 stringent
GERMAN MEDIUnL LAWS,
prescriuoa by caineat physicians!
DR. RICHTER'S
1
'PAIN EXPEUER,
IVoil'lrcnownril 1 I:, imipi iililvsut-ccH.ftill
Onlvci 'iu' 10 wlili Trade Mark" Anchor,'
K. Ail. Jtlililrr.v Co., 2bi l'-rlSt.r tow York.
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch Houses. Own Glassworks,
SI & SO els. Liulor.cil S; rccounuiailud, by
A. Waslcy, 106 N. Main St.,
C. n. Haeenbnch, 103 N. Main St.,
P. P.D. Kirlin. 6 S. Main St.,
&WW1 Elienaudoali. , ,
"ANCHOR" 8TOIUACHAT, lot frtr
Col' Pywpf pMnHtoiiinrli CnmpInliiiR. I
MISCELLANEOUS.
XTOTIOIC A family i!rlrhiK to mlot an
i orphan tfirl, orci! ahout ltf yt-nrs, nhoutd
niaki) application to tliit nlllcc, wlien further
Inforiuatfon can ho ohtahuMl. fi-30 tf
IOl! SAI.K. 3100 In ImukN of the Shcnnmloah
1 School DMrkt Apply at tho IIukAM
otlkc. 6-30Ct
.10 It UKXT-
Store room and ilwclllnir. cen-
I1 trail y
located, with nil modern conven
iences. Apnlv nt No. 113 North Mnln street.
hlienandoah 6-23-tf
I.lOIt ItKNT. l'ropcity. No. 318 West Centre
i; 8irtLt, recently vncntcu uy riiiup iitteincr
tho htitcher.
Suitable for urocery. meat market.
etc
Dwelling and stahlo attached, Apjily to
C. (J. Palmer 310 West Centre Htreet.
THOU SAIilC A valuahlo propeity on West
J Centre ntreet, dwelling houo, and all con
veniences In defllrahlo location. Apply to
Tlionifw Toh, for further particulars. 5-i7tf
OH SAldC A hhIooii, flood ntand and cen-
helng a conibi nation of pool
Apply at tho Hkkai.ii oil Ice,
und litlllaiiN,
tf
mm
3
mm
wm
mm
MM
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n
The only place in Shenandoah to buy Fireworks at the right price.
Do as DEWEY did. Let the people know that you are about, make all the
noise you can and they will know that our assortment is the Best and
Prices the lowest.
WE WILL. QUOTE A FEW PRICES:
Fire crackers, 64 in a pack, sold in other stores for 3c. a -pack, our price
" " sold in other stores for 5c. a pack, our price
Punk, three sticks for -
No, 7 Columbia Dynamite Cannon Crackers, sold by others for 7c, our price
No, 9 " " " " 12c, "
No. 12 " " " " " 25c, "
Iarge Dynamite Cannon Crackers, sold by other stores for 50c., "
No. 2 Cannon Crackers, 20 iu a pack, so1d in cither stores for 15c, "
20 Ball Roman Candle, sold in other stores for 15c, our price
15 "
6 " "
Triangle Wheels,
Torpedos,
Flower Pots,
Peacock Plumes,
Sky Rockets from
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One Gross of American and Cuban Flags, sold in other stores for ioc,
And other Fireworks equally as cheap.
Screen Doors complete with hinges, knob and screws, sale price
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are the lowest. Come early while the stock is complete, as they will not last long at these
prices. Don't forget the name and number.
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Famous 5c. & 10c. Store,
102 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
awes
"OOtiD DUST."
Which Half is
Ihe Better Half
The housewife's duties are harrier than men
realize. Clc.miiiK alone is a constant tax on her
strength, n ncvcr-cndcd tnsk. More than half the
work of cleaning she can have done for her, if she
will, and the expense will he next to nothing.
KEEP
-ON
Guarantee Clothing and Shoe Housi
13 NORTH MAIIM STREET.
II you need a good solid pair
leather insole, this is the place to get
Shoes for 75c. a pair, which will last
tirday morning, as some dealers do.
on for uood solid rroods at very low
very small profits. We quote a few
Children's Shoes, 4, 5, 6 & 7,
A better one for 50c.
Girls' Shoes, black and lace, size
Men's Shoes, vici kid, patent
Men's Knamel Shoes, brown,
Half of our Children's and Misses' Shoes are made in OrwigsbutJ
by George l-olmer & Son.
Uur line ot ladies bhoes cannot be beat, as we buy our owl
leather and just pay for the labor in making them.' We can, therefore'
sell you good stock at bottom prices.
Our line of Gent's Furnishing
carry a nice line of Men's, Boys' and
Guarantee Clothing and Shoe Housd
(Michael
13 North Wain Street,
EL1AS SUPOWITZ, Prop
HEADQUARTERS AT
CONWAY'S.
13c.
4c.
5c
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35C
23c.
4SC,
box,'
35c.
CONWAY'S
"OOtD DUUT."
Does the better half of cleaning ; does it better
than any other way known ; does it easily, quickly
and cheaply. Largest package greatest economy,
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
Chicago. St. Louis. Now York, lloston. Philadelphia.
YOUR
THE -
ol snoes, witn soitu counter anj
them. We don't keep l,udtt3
from Thursday morning till Sal
What you get here you can depet
prices. Our oods will be sold
prices :
spring heel, patent leather tip, 40;
n'A to 2, for 68c, worth $i.otl
leather tip, $1.75, worth $2.25.
patent leather, $2.10 ; worth $3.00.
Goods cannot be beat. We also
Children's Suits.
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Peters' Building,)
Shenandoah, Pal
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2c. per pack
4c. per pack
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