FIREWORKS.
We have the largest
tuik tn town. Our prices are the j
Ki.nl. Special prices given on
In i outers. No dead stock from
last c.ti All new goods. j
HOOKS & BROWN,
a rviain st.
A SUMMER TONIC.
"Beef, Wine
on1 Tvrvii
Large Mottle, 50 Cent.-;.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
J Soulli Main Street, Shenandoah, Ia.
Mum 1 iiiillti'""Miiili. HiiiiH'lc-H li.v I'Mro
tn.tiiKi- Vulli-y. N. J.. July D. The
h.it fu. t iv nf Austin, Duuv & Co. was
d. 11 j. '1 'y fit e yt-atPrday. The llames
Ii tin ugh the windows mid lg
tinta iniKhliorliiK tenement houses..
N11. hi us-i-u weie destinyed. lenderliii?
IS 1 ituili - homeless. The total loss Is
a'.jyt .-1 . '.."00.
Iudi:i AV lehhuni'M suefeoi'.
WPlv .-'..inc. Pa.. July 5. The Ilecorcl
1 artis fi- .m (Inventor Hastings, at Glen
6s' 11 that yesterday he appointed
J1.1 William D. Porter, of PlttsuurK,
t f . . tin- xurunry occasioned hy the
il ith f Judge Wiehham, of the su
p rl .r 1 mil bench. Judce Porter Is
at pi. 1 nt one of the Judges of the
cjurt ..r common pleas of Allegheny
c jurty
Is IT Wise?
You will icitulnly asiee with us that It is
no part or u wloin to iieclevt the ecniilitioii ol
your luultli until the seeds of li.-.enu have
taken such deep root that all tile skill of the
most experience!! physicians is utterly muled
111 trying t i niiii'i'iact its r.tvuxos and you
go to mhntiit .111 uutiuu'ly gravo
Many an attaek nf disease proves fatal he
cause yon r system has lieell allowed to run
down your Mood become Impoverished and
your diKe-itiun impaired. A wise and prudent
man will tortily hiniM'll against such u calam
ity by keeping all the organs of his body in
healthy action.
There is no better and morccliieacious rem
edy for the "tired" feelings from which you
so often sillier than Willits' Vitallzer. In
many rases of old nte it lias ouickened the
vital foircsand prolonged lifo. Its success is
HlB" very maiKcil 111 giving; strength to weak
.ml lUbilitated childien and women,
on pr..lialily have a languid, tired feeling
when von net up in the inonilnj,', it really
seems 1I1.11 i.n have been engaged in the
most tiuuleusiiuii' tasks all through thought.
011 need an inviuorator, a Rood whole
s.nnc ut'rine. Such a one is found in
' Willus italier."
' This preparation is compnumlcd by
Hie Hit I W. Wild. ITS MKDlriNr. CO., of
ltlnoiuslmrK, also proprietors of the Nuu
rnlci.i ( ore Kor terin to agents aihlress the
lionie nthee. l'or sale hy all drustgitt'i.
Has Dccn Ecrr.rvcd
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Robbins' Building:,
Centre and White Streets,
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It in easy to find the word wunted.
't is rjisy to aicrrtaln the pronunclu'or
t licmy to trace the growth of u word.
It f oasy to learn vhat a word nicsui
. n ... t'-i. frJi t..
t 1 t t ' 'Utinti conn a I rum thu imiw w ttli ii (
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BEST LINE OF-
3 GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, g!
' If AY uml HTIIAW.
Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
E. B. Foley, 3TWcentre Bt.
:1 m ;
EISENHOWER WINS.
.tn Important lin-Mmi Itenritif; mi tin.
Ceiitriill.i Piluclimlshlp.
.ludjte Lyons, ol .luniatn 11 unity, who was
on the bench in the Columbia county court,
sittini; at llloonuijiiri?, when the nuw icle
lirated case in which .tohti II. Klscnhowcr,
the deposeil riuclpal or the Ceutialla public
schools, wbs tri.l, has rendered n decision In
favor of Klscllhower.
It will lie rcinemhered that Kiseuhoner
was elected principal for n form of tliui
yenis, hut when lie had served one year he
was ousted. 11 clear violation of the school
law, and his contention is atistlitd hy the
mint. Previous tn the trial the state h.ml
authorities were appealed tn, and the tnti.
Siipeiintcndcut rulid t'uit Kiseiihower's ie
luoval was llleital heeaiiMi no charitrs weie
pieferied utiuinst him beenuse of incom
petency or otherwise.
The ciw.which was tried at lllootnsbiiri! in
May, and has since been in tho hands ol
.lud;je Lynns, who awarded Mr. Liscnhowi r
nine months' salary. Til3, interest and i n-K
ruder the decision Uscnhowcr can tecow'i
pay for the full term of three years. It is to
be seen whel her the Hoard will continue, as
last year, to pay two men for one man's
work, or elected Mr. Kisenbower fir tho re
maining part of his term. It is raid the
liuard will not appenl tho case.
Mr. Kiseuliower, previous to (tninir to I'm
tinlia, was prlnripnl of the schools at Maha
nny City for several years, and was succeeded
by l'rof. Llirhart.
Window shades from 10 centBand tipwaid.
Kstimatce given on large shades. V. ,1. 1'oitz,
SI North -Main stieet. tf
Obituary.
Wold has been received in town of the
death of a child of Mr. and Mrs. llert.
Greenwood, of .Morton, Del. The parents
formerly reulcd here.
Mrs. John McDonald died at her home in
Cumbola on Saturday, leaving n husliand and
three children, all residing at that place.
The death of Mrs. .lames Seitinger oc
curred at her home in Tamaqna on Satlltday
muiiilng, and interment was iniiilc this morn
ing, ller husband Is an engiucer on the 1'.
& It. road.
Death icmoved olio of Mahanoy City's
prominent business men on .Sunday inniii iii.
in the poison of D.ivid MiiuNainara. lie was
th years of ago. ami Is survived by a wife
and Jive children. The funeral will take
place to-morrow morning at 0:30 o'clock.
Services in St. Caniciis cliuich.
John II. (luiuan died at his homo In Maha
noy City last evening, used 70 years. Tho
deceased sutlored from kidney trouble for the
past eight weeks. A wife and four chi drcn
sun ive him : Henry, ol Cripple Creek, Col. ;
Daniel, John ami llichanl, of Mahanoy City.
The deceased was a native of County (ial
way, Irelaud.
The six-year-old child of Herman (iroirnrv
died on Suuday night from an attack of
uMirlct fever. The funeral took place this
morning, interment being mado in the Odd
rellows cemetery.
Karl's Clover Hoot Tea is (i tilonsnnt t.ivri
tivo. Hcgulates tho bowels, purifies tho
moon. Uloars the complexion. Jiisy to
make anil pleasant to take,0,") cts. Sold by
1'. 1). Kirlin and a guarantee.
Welllllllg Itl'lts.
A pretty wedding was soleninieil in town
at tho residence of Mr. and Mrs. Chaihs
llicncnian, on West Centre street, on Satur
day evening. The contracting paities were
their daughter, Miss Manic, and Andrew
Hose. Tho ceremony took place at seven
o'clock in tho parlor of the icsiilciice, which
hail been tastely decorated with the national
iiilois. The bride and biidegrooui were pro
nounced husband and wife amid a canopy
of bunting witli the stars and stiipes as a
background, by Kcv. Itobcrt O'iloylc, pastor
of the Tiinity Iicl'cimed church. Miss Annie
I!. Uaitsrh supported the biido and W. J.
Webster the bridegroom. A leception fol
low eil which was enjoyed by about fifty
guests. Many presents were piesented to Mr.
and -Mis. itoso.
Cm..!;, r.ei.i'i'i.-i', 1. A II. freiitht agent at
St. Clair, was manied at his humo iu l.ccs.
port on Thursday. Ho will lcside in St. Clair.
Hives aio a terrible torment to the little
folks, and to bome older ones. Kisily cured.
Doan's Ointment never fails. Instant relief,
permanent erne. Atuny drug store, 50 cents.
Ktiinily lie union.
There was an cnjnyablo family ro-unlon at
the residence of Mr. and Jus. il. D Hcild.ill,
on West Oak stieet, yrMculuy alternogu, tho
(list held hy tho finally in many yean; The
s.itlicilng comprised .Mr. and .Mrs. K. D.
Ileddall, of town ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Stephenson, Misses Carrie and Minnie and
.Master Harry Stephenson, of Silver Creek;
Mr. and -Mrs. tieorge H. licdilall, of William-
sport ; Mr. and Mrs. Walter I). Ileddall, of
Hazletim ; William 1Z. and .Misses Annie,
Sallio and Can io Iieddall, of town. The
members of tho family aio noted for their
musical attainments and they spent several
hours producing swtet stiains which were al
so enjoyed by the residents of tho neighbor
hood. Tho family was photographed in a
group at D.ibb'sstudio,
Tho Nickel Alarm Clocks adveitised by
others as being cheap for 81 cents, aro sold
for U3 cents at llrumm's.
'I'Hiuailliit's ltallrond llooiu.
llcccntly a number of railroad crews wero
transferred fiom Shamoklu to Tiiuiaiiua, and
tho latter place has become a railroad centre.
Anothor story Is being added to tho depot
there which will lie occupied by Kupt. Dice
and his force, whoso headquarters are now at
ShaiiKikiu. It is said many mme creuswill
be added to Tamanua's population soon.
At r.iyne's nursery, tlirardville, you will
llnd the largest stock overseen in the county.
I-uwhIJ ltclgllH,
Hi spite tho dinials of 1'.. II. Lawall, super
intendent of the Lehigh & Wilkesbarie Coal
,'ompany, it is learned that he has resigned,
anil U succeeded by W. J. ltichards, chief
engineer of tho romiaiiy. Tho latter for
merly resided at Miucrsville, and is well
known lu this county.
Diphtheria rollovcd lu twenty minutes.
Almost miraculous. Dr. Thomas' Dclcctrlc
Oil. At any drug store.
lMckuloskl Krraptiired.
Joo I'ickalnskl, who was caught iu tho act
of robbing a tailor shop about two weeks ago
and sulistriueiitly escaped from tho lockup,
was iccaptured this morning by I'ollceman
I'oylc mill Watchman O'llar.i in a saloon on
West Coal stieet. O'llara took him to jail.
A Child's l oll.
Margaret, the oightccu-moiith-old child of
L. Austock, of North dunlin street, full from
tho rear poich of the homestead this morn
ing and lecoived a out over tho left eye hy
strikit-'g a picket fence.
Accidentally Shot.
Mrs. Leon Hrkert, of Mahanoy City, was
accidentally shot iu the chill hy her husband
last night. Tho parties were examining the
weapon and didn't know it contained a
cartridge. The woman was not dangerously
Injured, hut her face will bo dlsllguied.
Deeds Itecordeit.
From S. It. Kdwuidt, trustee, to John Mc
Dowell, premises hi l'ort Curium.
From Joshua 1- Holt and wife to Michael
Leaauchos, proinltrs iu Hhynanduah.
From lid ward l'eudU to Agnus D. lloll'mau
premises In I'ottsvlllo.
Ask your grocer for tho "Itoya! l'atcnt
flour, and take no other bnind. It Is tho !ost
Dour niwln.
Annual Solos over 0,000,000 Boies
9la
rem bilious and nervous disorders
such ni Wind and Tain In th" St..iaeh,
Giddiness, ruluess after iiieitK Head
nolle, Dteltiess, Drnwsliiess, riiisliinus
ot Heat, Iioss jf Appottti, Costlvutiess,
Ulotches on tho Skin. Old Chills, Dis
turbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams and all
Nervous and Trembling Sensations.
THE TIR8T DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF
IN TWENTY MINUTES. Evory sufferer
will acknowledge them to ho
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
ltl'.i:i HAM'S Ill,l,s, taken nsdlroct
cd, will quickly r'stmo Females tn com
pleto ln-ul t II. They piomptly removo
jpbstructiotisortrregulnritles of tho sys
tem nud cure Melt llciiduche. 1'orn
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Boccham's Pills aro
Without a Rival
And hftvo thp
LARGEST SALE
Ufni:) ralcnt .lleillclno In the World.
25c. at all Drue Stores.
PITHY POINTS.
Iliippe. ilogs Throughout the Countr
Chronicled lor 1 1 s I I'erusut,
I'ottsvlllo is soon to lme a Iloaid of Trade.
A training school for Lebanon city teacheis
wIU be opened shortly hy the Hoard of School
Coutiol.
A proposed ordinance to keep organ
grinders otr the streets of Yolk in the even
ings failed before Councils.
lVirson S. W. (Irillilhs, or tho Welsh
Cavendish church, at Johnstown, has just
informed the congregation of bis secret mar
riage ncirly a year ago.
Michael J. Hughes and l'atrick liurkc, ot
the Fifth ward, and D.iuicl McLaughlin and
Daniel Mundy, of the Fourth ward, will be
candidates for the Democratic Legislative
dclegateships.
Trallic was tcmpuinrily blocked on Hast
Lloyd street on Sunday by a huge trie being
blo.Mi down in fiont of Dr. '. F. Iiurke's
ollice.
llowmau Hart bad I ho back of his left
hand burned while dischaiging fire works
last night.
The saloon of A. Zakrewski, iu the
Kosclnzcko building, on South Main stieet,
was closed on Satiuilay evening by the
owner of the propeity, M. l'ribilla.
W. l Williaim. tlic plumber, lias crcclid
a Hag stall' liom t'ne tip of bit sign on Nurlli
White stieet, A gilt cmhlem adorns the top
nf the stall' and the stars and bttipestlo.it
proudly fiom it.
The Max mill at Ha.leton was destroyed by
lire. It employed over sixty hands.
Michael J. Salmon, of Mahanoy City, de
leated Holdcman, of Summit Hill, iu a 100
yaid dasli at the latter place, for $100 a side.
Salmon won by 0 feet.
Kddie Mcllulllo defeated Jimmy Michael
iu a fifteen-mile bicycle race.
The sale of the Little Diamond colliery
near Miuersville was postponed until next
Satuiday.
The retail liceno of Wladio Cliepukaitis,
in the Filth waid of Shenandoah, was trans
ferred to Adam liuiowsky.
Tlie Lehigh Valley shop employes at
Ilazleton will wink ten hours a day dining
July.
Tho moon wnsn't the only thing that was
full last nUht.
Doom Shenandoah and hard coal.
Haiti is badly needed iu every part of the
region.
Ciei'.iuumns, fuchsias, pausics, daises, roses
etc., for spring planting at I'ayno's nurseries,
(lirardville. Tuberose and gladiolus bulbs.
Now a Villi-I'lcilged Lawyer,
Hcuhcn Olick, fonneily of tlirardville
ami now a resident of Shamoklu, pnvcd the
examination and is now a member of the
Nortinii-li'irland county bar. He has. many
friends in this section Wuv wish Into stitxcss.
A littlo lifo may ho sacrificed to an hour's
delay. Cholera infantum, dysentery,
diarrhoea como suddenly. Only safe plan is
to hao Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw
berry always on hand.
Slioi t'oeliiiy Hcli-oeil.
Tiiu'Star Shoo Factory at New Hinggold
was destroyed hy llio late Saturday night,
tho work of incendiaries. Two frame
dwellings wero also destroyed. Tho total
loss is $13,500.
foolish Tl'lclc,
An accident which might have icsultcd
moro seriously occuircd to I1. J. Doyerslast
evening. Ho was standing at the comer of
.Main and Ceutio streets, when a friend
placed a dynamite cracker between his feet.
Tho cracker exploded and tore his pantaloons
to shreds and considerably damaged a pair of
patent leather shoes.
Iloaid fourteen Cases,
Justice Toomey's business was rushing over
tlie glorious Fourth. Ho disposed of four
teen rases, tho majority being assaults and
several charges of street lighting.
Justice Shoemaker was also kept very busy.
Ho disposed of a similar number ul cases.
Headache Quickly Cured.
Dr. Davis' Anti-Hoadaclio novcr fails, 25c.
Notico to Water Consumers.
Tho dry season of tho year is now at hand
and all persona using water from the public
water works arc cautioned that after this
date tho washing of buggies with hose, pave
ments and sprinkling of streetsaro positively
forbidden. Scarcity of water necessitates
tlie abovo order and It will be rigidly en
forced by tho superintendent. Hy order of
water Committee,
7-1-tf ' Jos. W. Hixi., Chairman.
l'lrnt rlrot l ire!
Insuro your property from losw In tho
oldest and strongest cash companies : I'lilla.
Underwriters Insurance Co. of North
America and Firo Association, Hartford
Firo Ins. Co., American Firo Insurance Co.,
Wct Chester Firo Ins. Co., United Firemen's
Ins. Co. T. T. Williams,
123 S. .Tardlu St., Shenandoah.
To Cure Headache In 15 Minutes,
Take Dr. Davis' Atl-llca'dacho. All druggists
NOT ONE ESCAPED !
Is there such another navy
on the face of the earth as the
American Navy ?
La . ies'
Shirt Waists !
We arc not jfoiiij; to curry n single
otic over tins season if reduced
prices can assist us in cunviiiK out
our intentions.
DOWN! DOWN I GOES THE PRICES !
As tlic Spanish lleet vtcnt yestcr
ilay to tlto bottom of the sen. Call
early and secure a bargain.
MORGAN'S BAZAR,
23 North Main St.
BEATEN AND ROBBED, j
Louts lli iiili i, nt Win, IVnn, Visited hy
Safe lllowers.
At about two o'clock Sunday morning
Louis llendcr, the well known hotel keeper
at Win. l'enn, was rudely awakened fiom
bis slumber iu his sh ciing apartment, by a
blow on the back of tho head, lie attempted
to arise and iccclved another blow on tlic
head, hut by an almost superhuman effort
succeeded iu getting out of tho bed and
found himself confiontrd hy six masked
men, who sit upon and heat him. The blood
stained lied clothing show that thcio was a
desperate struggle. Hciidcr finally became
exhausted and was obliged to give up the
struggle, but he did not become uncon
scious. His hands wcio tied together and
two of the men hustled him Into a lied room
acioss tlie hall. Stains on tlie Honrs show
that Heiii'ier was bleeding profusely when
led away. A few minutes later the safe,
which was in Hender's bedroom, was blown
open, tlic burglars secured $.VI iu cash, four
gold watches, a bracelet and four rings,
Hender's four childien weie in a hedmom ad
joining the one whcio their lather slept. The
childien range from 7 toll yeitts of age.
They weie kept under guard by one of the
burglars, who held a lcvnlvcr at tho head of
tho eldest child, a girl. Tho door of the safe
was shatteiid.
Having in enmpllshed this work tlie bur
gl.ns who did it went to the bedroom whole
Hcnder was under guard and demanded that
lie tell them in what part of tho cllar he
had money hittied. Homier at fust denied
that he had money theie, but an Idea of
possible lcllcf struck him and ho consented
to go to the cellar and show the burglars
where he had $1,000 buried. In reality there
was no money there at all. When about todi
scend from tho second to tlic first door Hcnder
l ulled out in German to his eldest girl, tell
ing her that she should escape from the
house and summon assistance while tho
burglars took him to tlie cellar. Appaicntly
one of tlio six burglars undcistood (Icimati,
as lie quickly hurried to tlie children's bed
room and warned them that If any of them
attempted to give an alarm they would be
shot. Hemlir was then taken to the bar
mum on the Hist Hour and after the burg
lars helped themselves to several glasses
of beer they look Hendcr into tlie cellar.
Tlie latter designated tho place where tlie
wealth was suppo.ed to bo buried and two of
the burgl.ns commenced work witli pick nud
shovel. Helieving that assistance might
an ive, Hcnder tried to keep tlie men at
work, telling them that the money was
bulled six feet. Tim burglars became sus
picious, however, and attacked Hcnder again,
to make him tell the phuo of concialmcnt.
In tho seullle Hcnder managed to partly drag
tho mask fiom one of the men who piomptly
knocked him against tlie cellar wall and
said," ! If you do that again 1
will kill you." Hcnder was boatcti again
and left unconscious in the cellar. When he
reeoveied tho burglais were gone. Hendcr
made his way to tlie upper part of the house
and the children wero sent out to give an
alarm. Hcnder is under the care of Dr. W.
Stein, of town. His head is cut iu several
places and his eyes are fearfully bruised. Tho
icports that t lie man is likely to dio are ex
aggerations, however, ho was in a bad condi
tion at tiist, but hassincoiccovcrcd somewhat,
llo will sutler from his experiences for several
days. Mr. Hcnder yesterday denied to a re
pot tor that ho succeeded in identifying one
of the men. No cluo has been found leading
to tlie identity of any of them.
What's tho secret of liappy.vigorous health?
Simply keeping the bowels, tlie stomach, the
liver and kidneys strong and active. Hur
dock llloud Hitters docs it.
County Court Notes.
There will lie no court until September, the
first two weeks of that month being civil
colli t mill tlie last two for criminal cases.
A charter lias been granted tho Lvaiigellcal
chuicli of Nuicmbiirg.
Hairy Cruston was discharged from jail
under tlie insolvent laws.
Albeit J. Wagner was appointed Cliief Hur
gess of tho Horough of (joidon, to fill a
vacancy.
A. II. darner, of Ashland, who r'n-H"'
i,.' im.'.r Win. A. Mnrr ; James 1'. Flanni
gan, who studied under James H. Hellly, and
Ucoigo Stricgel and C. F. Muelilliof, who
studied under Clcorgo M. Heads, wero ad
mitted to tlie liar, and they took the oath.
l'etcr Hobbiu, convicted of attempting to
blow up a saloon iu Shenandoah, owned by
Hart Fell, was sentenced to pay the cost, $25
fiuo and one year in prison.
Oer 100 nieicantilo licenses remain with
tho County Ticastiror. They w ill bo placed
In tho hands of Justices of tho peace for col
lection. He Not Deceived. A Cough, Hoarseness or
Croup, are not to bo trilled with. A dose in
time of Shiloh's Cure will save you much
trouble. Sold by 1'. D. Kirlin and a guar
antee. Catholic Clerical Ctiangcs.
Tho following Catholic clerical changes
aro announced: Tlie liov. John C. Carey,
from Our Lady of .Mercy, to St. Thomas
Aquinas's; tlie liov. Joseph E. Murphy,
from tho Holy Family, to Our Lady of
Mercy; the Iicv. Charles F. Kavanaugli,
from tho Catholic University to the Church
of the Huly Family; tho Hev. John E.
ilradlcy has been assigned to the Catholic
University, Washington; tho Itov. John P.
Mciilcy, to All Saints' Chapel, Illockley, and
tho Hev. Thomas J. O'Hricn, to St. Agues's,
West Chester. Hev. Mealoy was but recently
ordained. Ho is a native of lirauclidale, tills
county.
American and Cuban Hags, all sizes and
qualitios. F. J. l'ortz, 21 Noith Main St. tf
Trope itles Sold hy Slierilt'.
Shcri II' Toole sold tho following properties
on Sntuiday : Property of Culviu H. Phillips,
of Frackvillo, to W. A. Mnrr, attorney, for
$50 ; frame dwelling h oil so and stable owned
by Patrick Gannon, iu Butler twp., to W. A.
Marr, for $50 ; dwelling house owned by
Frank J. Drawing, lu Lavelle, for $5 00 ;
frame dwelling houso owned by S. O. Hclner,
iu Ashland, to John Dioshiimn fur $350;
frame dwelling house owned by Hester
Hadostv in Ashland, tu N. Hcblich, attorney,
for $1,100.
Window shades from 10 cents and upward.
Estlmutes given on largo shades, F. J. Portz,
23 North .Mala street. tf
Struck by u Segment.
Willie sitting on the porch of ids homo at
tho southern end of White street on Sunday
evening Thomas Wunro was struck on tho
right foot by a segment of a car wheel weigh
ing two pounds and a quarter. The piece
evidently cauio from a car wheel that had
been shattered by u ehingo of powder on ono
of ihu neighboring hills or dirt banks. Wurgo
went to tho Miners' hospital after receiving
ticatnient from Dr. Phillips, who says It may
bo necessary to amputate two toes of tho foot,
Curo that Cough with Shiloh's Cure. The
host Cough Cu re. Hclioves Croup promptly
Ono million bottles sold last year. -10 doses
for 25 cts. Sold by P. D. KirUn and a guar
autee. Largest ring on the Division,
On Saturday a Hag 15x25 feet was raised on
a 111-foot polo at Port Itichinoud, by tho
employes of the P. & li. K. U. It Is the
largest Hag along tho Heading division, and
tho master of ceremonies was Charles Curtis,
Il reman of engine No, 00,
Tho inks' Day Out.
The Ashland lodge, of Elks, of which about
fifty Shenandoah residents aro members,
will hold their first annual otttlug on ho
7lh lust., at Scheuy's farm. It is lur lncui
hers of the lodge only.
Till: IVnATHKU.
The foieeast for Wodncsdayt Clear, with
slowly rising temperature and light to fresh
variable winds.
PERSONAL MENTION.
llowrrd Dodson has- gono to Wllkcsbarro
to spend a week witli fi lauds.
John Fogle, of Co. F, 8th I'egt., In camp at
Falls Church, Va , is homo on a furlough.
Arthur Trezlso, of llrooklyn, N. Y spent
I inn Bunuay in town visiting lctattves.
I J. 0. Mctz, of Ttoverton, was a guot of
town friends yestorday.
tlcorgo lloxby, of Huston, Mass., Is in town
spending a vacation with tils parents.
Ucoigo Ocrther and William Young, of
Heading, spent yesterday In town.
Miss Jennie D.ivls, of Mahanoy City, was a
visitor to town Inst evening.
(leorgo Hess, of Scranton, Is tho guest of
friends hero.
Miss lhnma Krick spout to-day as n guest
of friends at rottsvlllo.
J, J. i'raney transacted business at tho
county seat tills morning.
MIssLavlnin Grosser, of Philadelphia, was
a visitor to town yesterday as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Charles Hlakcr, of South Jaidln
street.
Misses Lottie and Ella Hownian, who wero
guests of town lclatives, returned to their
homo at Norehumborland to-day.
Ocorgo Shoeiier, of Sunbury, spent yestor
day in town.
John Hay, the Pennsylvania llallroad
baggagcinastcr, spent tho Fourtli ot Sunbury.
Joseph Mauley, nf Northumberland, was
a guest of town friends over tho Fourth.
Miss Mattio Jones, of Lost Creek, is visit
ing tlie family of Dr. D. W. Straub, nt
Hethlchcm.
A little baby glil has been welcomed into
the home of. Mr. ami Mrs. Walter liynke
wicz, on Last Ceutio stieet. Tlie welcome
visitor made Ills appearance on Sunday,
Miss Blanche. German, of Miuersville, is
visiting Miss Ida Durnbach, of West Centra
street.
Misses Annie Sticehor and May nritlitbs
have returned to 1'hiladclphla after spending
a few days visiting friends iu town.
.Miss Laura Acker has returned homo from
several days visit to Tiimau.ua.
Mr. and Mis John Monaghan, of Philadel
phia, siieiit yesteiday at the home of Mr.
and Mr. H. J. Momtglian, on Smith Main
street. Mr Monaghan is chief stoiekeepor
at tho League Island navy yard.
L. C. Malick, accompanied by Miss Sadio
Haiigh, spent Independence Day among
Sliauiokin acquaintances.
David Hrooks cnuo up from Philadelphia
to spend tho Fourth with former townsmen.
John ("antwell, of Miuersville, is a guest of
town leiatucs.
S. O M. Hollopeter, Esq , has returned
fruni Philadelphia, whcio lie spout tlie past
tin days visiting Ids family.
Miss Mazio Stanller and Frank Webb wero
Font th of July visitors to Tamaima,
Messrs. Chailer Niswentcr, V. J. Jones,
Saylor Lougsdorf and Hichard Howse, enjoy
ed tho cool mountain breezes at Glen Onoko
yesterday.
Messrs. IL II. Zulick, T. M. Stout, F. O.
Itccso and James Cox, were in attendance at
the races at Hloomsburg yesterday.
Miss Tiemey, of Northumberland, spent
Independence Day at tho Alunley residence,
on West Cherry street.
Mrs. Michael Loftus and daughters, Misses
Julia and Nellie, have returned to their home
iu ll.iltiinorc.
George Yost was an Independence Day
visitor to Sunbury.
Miss Sarah Stein, ono of tho nurses at the
University of Pennsylvania hospital, at
Philadelphia, arrived in town yesterday to
spend a vacation of two weeks with er
parents.
W. J. Campbell, of Ashland, was seen on
our streets to-day.
John Hough, of town, who recently grad
uated from tho Hoston Conservatory of Music,
has accepted a position as piano tuner in a
largo music house at Ilolyoke, Mass.
John Dowling, .Manager of the 'Grand
Union tea storo at Harrisburg, spent Inde
pendence Day nt tho homo of his paients on
West Cherry street.
John Heeso and Jesso Thomas havo re
turned from a bicycle trip to Hloomsburg.
Misses Clara C'lino, Annie Kimmel, Annio
.!;.;. eii, Nellie Haird and Corinuo Tempest,
of tho local corps of public school teachers,
havo gono to Washington, D. C. They will
bo absent about ten days, durinc which tlmn
they will attend the annual convention of
tne national Teachers Association and visit
Old Point Comfort.
Tho best place to buy your wall papor is at
F. J. l'ortz, 21 North Slain street. Wo havo
tho largest stock north of tho mountain, tf
Colliery Notes,
A tunnel nearly a milo in length and con
necting St. Nicholas and Maple Hill collieries
from "Huck to Huck" is being driven by Os
hrcy, of Glrardville, and Williams, of Sheu
andoah. An air compressor is being used and
tho work is being dono by colored men.
Tho capacity of St. Nicholas colliery is to
bo lucreascd to 700 cars a day. This will he
brought about by the introduction of twenty
four woodcu jigs and otlior mechanical addi
tions. iMilliley's I'liMllenment,
A correspondent to the Tninaqua Courier,
writing from Camp Alger, has this to say
about aShenandoahian who is now a member
of Company 11: "Hig, jovial Hilly Mauley, 0
foot 1 and always happy, has a bono to pick
with tho United States irovni-mnmit On
account of his sizo it is impossible to secure a
pairot pantaloons to lit.
All kinds of vegetables and flower seeds,
and plants nt Puyno's nurseries, Girardvillo.
Electric cars pass tho door. 5-ll-tf
ltiiluiiieit From an Kuatern Xilp,
Messrs. J . W. Hough and W. II. Waters
havo returned linmo frnm il f,vn.v.nl-
solourn to Hoston, Mass. Whllo iu tho Now
i.ngianu states iney jouineyeil to Walttiain,
Mass., whero they wero entertained by John
Skentb nnd bis ihiiiebtera frit-mat- mcMatif.
of Mahanoy City. Among other Schuylkill
couniians wnoni nicy met at mo SUeath
residence wero Misses Jeunle Trimble and
Mnttia Linton, of Mahiuiov Citv. ami Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Williams, formerly of town,
Mrs. Williams was lormerly Miss Jonuio
Gnuter.
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NEURALGIA and similar Complaints, j
G E 11 MA 11 MEDICAL LAWS,,
piiiauriunu uy inuneai puyEiciaast
OR. RICHTER'S
fat. a aiitimn
EXPELIEB.
World renowned! ItcmsrkaMysurreHfnll
Onlv rreniilnn with TmM. Mu-L- Ani.. t
K. Ad. Ilk liter A Co., 21,-. l'carlStj. Xew Vorl.
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch nouses, Own OlassworVn.
23i&60u. Endoracd & rccouunuuuuii by
a. wasley, 106 N.Maln St.,
0. H, Hagenbnch, 103 N.Maln St,,
i-.r.u, Kirlin, 6 S. Main St.,
rjZ3iZ'tr, -
S, Rhfn.niln.h
DR. niCltTER'B '
"ANCHOU" HTO.HAClfAT. Iin.1 tr..
JjWH STATU BICNATOIt,
HON. M. C. WATSON,
Op HiiENANixuii.
Subject to IVniocrulle roles.
KEEP
arc-
. ON
Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House,
13 NORTH MAIN STREET.
If you need rt good solid pair of shoes, with solid counter and
leather insole, this is the place to get them. We don't keep Ladies'
Slices for 75c. a pair, which will last from Thursday morning till Sat
urday morning, as some dealers do. What you get here you can depend
on for good solid goods at very low prices. Our goods will be sold at
very small profits. We quote a few prices :
Children's Shoes, 4, 5, 6 & 7, spring heel, patent leather tip, 40Ci
A better one for 50c.
Girls' Shoes, black and lace, si.e utf to a, for 68c, worth. jSi.oo.
Men's Shoes, vici kid, patent leather tip, $1.75, worth $2.25.
Men's Enamel Shoes, brown, patent leather, $2.10 ; worth $3.00.
Half of our Children's and Misses' Shoes are made in Orwigsburg
by George Pointer & Son.
Our line ol Ladies' Shoes cannot be beat, as we buy our own
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 Goods cannot be beat. We also
carry a nice line of Men's, Coys' and Children's Suits.
Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House,
(Michael Peters' Building,)
13 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
ElIAS SUPOWITZ, Prop.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TOST On Saturday, 2nd Intt., on the road
i between Hrandonvlllc and V'in. IVnn, a
pocket book containing $2.) hi cash nnd twelve
railroad passes. The Under will please leavii
tho pockethook and passes at tho IIkuam otllce
and retain the caih ns a reward. 7-5-It
FOU HUNT. A largo storeroom nnd dwelling
in t e Dornbach property, on East Centre
street, near Main. For information apply to
M. M. llurke, Esq. 7-'J-2wk.
YTOTICK TO THE I'UBMO -The power-or.
IN attorney from (lerlach Dotnlmch to Itev.
John (Jruhler, of Shenandoah, lies been an
nulled by mutual consent and a powcr-of-at
torney lias been given by snld (Icttuch Horn
bach to Charles Dornbach. All parties having
claim ngainst, or payment to make on account
of said (Jerlaeh Dnrnbnch's estftte are rerpiested
to picseut them to Charles Don-bacli, or M M.
Burke, Es(. 7-2-3t
"VJOTICK. A family rielrlng to adopt an
il orphan uir), aged about 13 years, should
make application to this ollice, when further
information can be obtained. G-;i(j-tf
IjlOIt HUNT Store room nnd dwelling, cen
' t rally located, with all modern conveic
leiices. Apnly at No. 113 North Main street,
Hhcnnndoah. 0-21-tf
IOUUKN'T.-rroperty, No. 318 Wct Centre
1 street, recently vacated by 1'hlllp Hoehler,
the butcher. Suitable for grocery, meat market,
etc. Dwelling nnd stable attached. Apply to
C. G. Palmer, 310 West Centre street. 6-18-tf
JTIOIt SALli A valuable property on AVest
) Centre street, dwelling hoiibe, and nil con
veuienccH In desirable location Apply to
Thomas Tosh, for further particulars, 5-7 tf
7!OU SAIJC A saloon. Good stand and con-
trnl loc.Ulou. Has two pool tables, one
being n combination of pool nnd billiards.
Apply nt tho I J 1-itAi.i oflice. tf
That it is a success was demonstrated by our
test made last week in full view of the jmblic.
Considering the difficulties the test was made
under, the stove realty excelled nil guarantees
which accompanies a sale. This range was
shipied direct from the factory, was never
subject to even a fire, and after the first match
was applied, it was ready for bakiug purposes
in two hours.
Two pans of biscuits, six
dozen In all, one pan on the
bottom nnd the other on
the shelf, were baked
brown In less than twenty-five
minutes, and distributed among
the spectator as a sample of its
baking qualities.
The same test and results will be derived
iu cooMng and roasting,
This range, "The Cinderella" is daily dis
played on the sidewalk in fiont of our store.
An .nvitation is extended to all to call and
examine it. Several of them have already
been sold, and only the highest words of
praise are expressed by the purchasers.
Davidson's
BUSY . FURNITURE . AND . STOVE . STORE,
121-123 North Main St.
A Hoot place tor a good
drink
Michael Mills' Saloon,
22 12. Centre atrect, Mellet's building,
Wine, Wlilnklra, lleer nnd Olipirn. lrrrlii
hvvr lu tuwa ulwuytf ou tap.
mm mm
YOUR
nr ft
THE -
EDUCATED and RUSTIC TASTES
In wall papers nud rfecnrntlona It one of tlie
nineteenth century ncoomplhlinieut'. Thai i
why those who select their wall paper ofr
C.YKIHX'H get such delightful results. It Isn't
necessary to purchase, the Jt pensive trailed, the
riepItfiK mid color are just n artistic In the
cheaper grade's If they are not ho licit, l'or
those whi whli to decorate theh roomg with
uitUttv wall papers ko to
J. P. GARDEN,
224 West Centre Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
Thos. Buchanan,
OPTICIAN.
Examination Mado at Your Homo or aV
Our Store.
--Has Moved to
118 S. Main Street.
THOMAS BUCHANAN,
OPTICIAN,
We Bottle
BEER,
WEISS BEER,
ALE, PORTER
Private family orders will receive
prompt attention. Ieave them
at the office, we will do
the rest.
COLUMBIA
BREWING COMPANV.
RUPTURE CURED.
A Specialist on Kupture from Williamsport
will visit
Shenandoah Every Thursday
AT THE
Hotel Franey, from 8 till 10:30 a. m.
Rupture permanently nnd quickly Cured cur
no pay. Written guarantee to alsolutely
cure all kinds of Kupture without
operation or detention from
business.
Absolutely no Dangjr.
ExatuJnatfon Free.
loo persons cured In SuolAiry, Shamokin,
Ml. Carmel and vicinity who can be refeircd
to. Charges and terms moderate and within
reach of all.
millions of Dollars
flo up In snioko ovory your. Take n
risks but got your houses, stock, fu
niturc, etc., Insured lu first-class r
liable companlos as rourosoutod by
DAVIb FATIST Insurance Afett
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QUALITY
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Superior Sarsaparllla...
and Orange Champagne.