Uncle Sam's Navy.
We have now on shIc the 12
numbers of the above portfolio bound in one
li iiuls unr book. It contains the photographs
i.f nil our navy nlso Spain's navy prior to
ir ili struclion. AUo all the officers of the
navy and every one taking a prominent part ill
111.' war including the President and his
labiut't, I c. Sigsbee, Sampson, etc. The
1 1' c f l.5or only ,?o cent mure than the
-in - t-M oi finally. Call ami examine.
HOOKS & BROWN,
t rsl. tvialm St.
A SUMMER TONIC.
Beef, Wine
nand Iron.
Large Bottle, 50 Cunts.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
3 South Main Street, Shenandoah, l'a.
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
Ah Itotlcc-toil ly DoiiIIiiit In I'lillnilol
phla mill llnl I linot'4.
l'litladi lphiii, July 10. l'loiir linn: winter
pnM rllu. .l Vv. IYmmvlvuniH rnlliT, clnar,
f.l s.vi irv milN, rxtrii, :i AVira.W. Kyo flour
p nt s , p.-r liurrvl fur t'lmici' IVmi'.ylvunlft.
Vluat dull No. 2 nil,.1uly, TIMasiv.; do. An
larst ?4 . ''T4l4i'.:do. Soiiti'inbor, Tii'aTtc. Corn
Jinn. N" -' uiixi'd, !rr'ii;)74c.; do, Ausust, 87h
i,7 , No -' yellow, for looul tradi-, 41o. OaU
llrm N.. .' white. :lPac; No, 2 white, clipped,
II u Ann; ehoh-e timothy, JU.fiO for lari;t)
lmlei Heef quiet: family, $11.60; hecf hams,
'.' ;iO'iM Purk dull: family, Jl'-'-dO-itia. I,nrd
cisy. weti rn steauteil, $5.S.i llutter llrni.
-western creamery. III1 a'dlTc; do. factory,
3"'4c . Klgins, 17c: imitation creamery, 1UC6
14 c . New York dairy, 10T 3ftlt3o ; do. cream
ers 1.!' nt1 ..: fancy Pennsylvania print Job
lunp at -M'fUMc.; do. whulimale, Uc. Clieeso
linn; taru'e, white, 71e.;MHiall,hite,7lJ("A4C.;
lare colored, 74c; stunll, colored, bo.: part
xkims, )','''': full sklmi, SiiM'jC. Kk'ua
Bl- aily. Nru York and PetiiiHylvania, 1415c.;
wusti'rn tech, 13($14c SJI'otatoes steady; Jcr
Kf Ji"S"iO: Limit Island, t2.3X&!X i. Tal
low firm, city, !)a !)'" country, 3(!3Xc.,
us i" 'pLiiity. Ottonseed oil bteady; prima
crude. Is jt; ilo. yellow, Petroleum firm;
refilled New York.Jfi :tu: Philadelphia and Hal
tlmure, an. in bulk, $J.7.i. Ctdibagti
etront:. Lone Nlaud, 12 iXI per I0O.
lialtimore, July 19. Flour dull and unchang
ed Wheat steady; spot, 80' nhOi4: mouth, SU.i
Wac; Atiuust, 75a75' u ; September, lifjc ;
Hteamer No. 2 red, 7(Ja7l1ic: southern wheat by
xamplu, 7aaSl'ic; do. on Rrnde, 70!a.Sl, Corn
euxy; pot and mouth, .I7iU)7'.Bc.: August,
iUI74Hu.; Weptembiir, Ilsica1 8c; steamer mixed,
ilOjioUVjc; southern whltu, 40c.: do. yellow,
IWjO. Oats Ktroiik' and higher; No. 2 whlto, X!
lUCIc. : No. 2 mixed, yo.i.'llc. Ityo steady; No.
nearby. Mo.; No. 3 western, (W'jjo. liny steady;
No 1 timothy, ll.S0.iia. Lettuce, Jl.lu.il.a per
Itasket
l.lvo Stock .Miii-liol.
New York, .luiy lt. llt'iivus steady. Calves
firm. lies m vtern unsold; veals, emmon to
choiee, Vi.i"l "."; 1 ear westerns, $.1,113; no but
termilks Me ep and lambs closed llrni; shuop,
Jllal'.i eulN.tt.7f); lambs, 3 n 11.00; acaraun
Bold Hog" nominally dull at 4.ial..W.
Kast I.llifi'ly, I'a,. Inly 10. t'attlu active; ox
tru, J.'ia.'i u."i; prune, Yl.h.ut.'.ri; eoiiimou, $3.t0a4.
Hogs st. ady best gi ailes, $1. lu.il 15; common to
lair J3.b()al lJ'a go. k! roughs, W 41W1.00. '.Sheep
utiady, choiee, $;t.t'0a4.ti; eommuu, $3.(i0.i4;
jiarlmgs, $4a4 Ho? spring lambs, $.ia.'i.7n. Veal
C'iH-). tl .Oa7.
Has Dccn Removed
.TO..
Robbins Building
Centre and White Streets.
Gasoline, Oil,
Wagon Grease,
Gasoline, Oil Stoves.
We make a specialty of
gasoline, 6o cents in five gallon
lots, delivered. Mica and U. S.
axle grease. Also headlight oil,
i5u tire test.
ECLIPSE OIL COMPANY,
No 14 Hast Coal Street, Shenandoah, lk'nua.
Mall orders promptly attended to.
GREAT PAIN ! GREAT COST
These were die Iwo reasons that formerly
l.ept people frm attending lo their teeth,
liolli reasons Imve no existence in this ad
vanced age. I'ainlcss and inexpensive dent
istry Willi an nl-olule guarantee for five years
1 our method
A Good Set of Teeth, f 5.
The Very Hest Teeth, J8.
You can get no better, no matter what you
nav. No chnrue for extracting, where teeth
are ordered. We can take your impression in
the morninc and irive ou jour teeth in the
afternoon if desired.
(iold l-'lllliigs, $1 ; Uest Silver
I-lllings, 5oc up; denning, 5oc;
Hxtractlng, 25c.
Crown and bridec work nt very reasonable
rates. Kxaminalions and estimate fiec.
We use bill one grade of material
(lie best.
SCHUYLKILL DENTAL PARLORS,
Cor. White & Centre Sts., Robbins' Building.
BEST LINE OF"
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
HAY sud HTHAW,
Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
E. B. Foley,
at West
Centre St.
PITHY POINTS.
llnppKiiliiRs 'I lironglioiit Hie Country
Chrimlclecl for Hunt - lVrusnl.
ltanawell Hand, of Tower City, h heon
gmnled an original pension of ;ti ier month.
Yosterday'a delluhtful ram Was wolcoino.
(live us more like It.
Tim judges in the l.yon-Diiini contest ex
pect to conclude the work of uxniniliiiig
ballot boxes by Thursday eveninit.
The wedding of Miss Ik-sslo Hay, of St.
Clair, and James Smith, of l'ort Carbon, is
announced. Tho knot will bo tied next
Thursday.
I Tlio O'Donnell's, who own a gold initio nt
1 Maueh Chunk, iceelved word from the
manaiter of tho suiclltne works at l'cith
! Ainboy lecently, stating that the oro they
sent there is being melted and is turning out
all rigid.
Tho supply of water In tho dam nt Park
Place is very low at present nliil unless rain
comes soon in that section it will he at a
pieiuiiiiii.
The Slhrihrook and Malmnoy City teams
will play ball at the latter place on Saturday.
The inaniawc of Mr. Anthuny Maloney
anil Miss S.irnh Walsh, two popular yuung
people of Cciitralia, Is announced to taku
place next week.
Aitlclus of agreement were signed at Malm
noy city for a 100 yanls dash between James
Miller and Ueorge Carey. Tho contest will
take place on August in, at Lakeside.
The body of an unknown man, with the
skull ciushed, was yesterday found along the
Pennsylvania railroad tracks, nc4ir Cliickius,
Lancaster county.
Contractor I'ritchcy, of Lancaster, has
otl'ercd to deduct $17, 1 10 from his hill of
$StUM10 against York city for paving streets.
if it is paid at once. The city is short of
cash.
A llagstnne pavement is being laid in flout
of the Lllis property on South Jardliivntreet.
Trying to boaul a train near Alaska, Ntith
uiuburlaiid county, John Kehoc, aged lf,'was
killed.
A Coroner's jury at Lancaster yesterday
exonerated Frank Liud, who was suspected
of killing his wife.
Lightning struck a trolley car at Ldwards
villo, Lueine county, and several women
occupants fainted, but nono were hurt.
The day fixed for tho first sea shore ex
cursion via the Pennsylvania railroad is
Thursday, July Silst.
The Wiildenslilp I'lglil.
To-day the defendants in the case brought
by C. V. Blower and Lllzabclh Kroner,
warden and uiatiou respectively of the
county prison, filed their answers. It will bo
remembered that Frank Kantncr, John L.
Staull'er, County Coininlssioneis ; Jas. H.
Levan, Uco. Seldcrs, S. A. Losch, II. O.
licchtol, C. A. Snyder, J. II. Nichter and J.
II. Filbert wcio charged by Iliower with
combining, agreeing and conspiring to make
James H. Levan waidcn and to remove
Ilrower from that position. Levan, who was
appointed by the Commissioners to succeed
Warden llnnver.during the latter's temporary
absence from tho jail secured possession, and
since then has been in charge. Ilrower
brought suit to recover possession.
He Xot Deceived. A Cough, Hoarseness or
Croup, mu not to lie trilled with. A doc in
time of Sliiloh's Cure will save you much
trouble. Sold by P. I. Kirlin and a guar
anlee. ToniiMlilp Teachers Klcclcd.
The School Hoard of West Mahanoy town
ship has appointed tho public school Icadicis
for tho ensuing term. All tho old teachers,
witli olio exception, weio retained in tlieii
positions, for the vury good reason that each
and every one has given satisfaction, both to
the lioatd and pations of the schools. Thorn
are ery low, if any townships that have
inure cllicieut instructors. The following are
tho successful ones: James F. (inllaghcr,
piincipal; llilbcit Ferguson, J. Claudu
Ill-own, William Carroll, Thomas Uonlan,
Michael Dixon, M. J. lireniian, M. JI. Carey,
Michael McClain, P. F. Dugan, John Cau
lleld, Misses Annie Noone, Mary McClain,
Mary Donahue, Maggie Dean, Sallio Price,
llattio Jones, Kuto Malia, llridgct MiGuire.
Sallio Palmer, Lilly P.cddall, Josephine
(iiillin, Winnie Mcdrath, Mary Coylo, itose
Dean, Kato lluckley, Uoso Ferguson, Mary
Murphy, Maggie Walsh, Hridget Oilroy and
Thomas A. Dixon. Mr. Carroll is tho only
one among tho number that did not tcacli
last year.
Window shades from 10 cents and upward,
r.btiiiiates given on large shades. F. J. l'ortz,
23 North .Main streot. tf
ltiooinHlmrg Alumni.
The Alumni meeting of 1S!IS at tho P.loonis
burg Stnto Normal School was tho largest In
the history of the institution. Plans ale being
formulated for the erection of an Alumni
Hall and a committee of ten with the
principal of the school. Dr. Welsh, as chair
man, has been appointed for the pmposo. It
has been ascertained that a siistablc building
for this purpose can be provided for tho sum
of $15,000, and it is believed that out of more
than 1.500 Alumni and upwards of 12,000
students, enough persons cm bo found who
will bo willing to give at least $15 for this
purpose ; and in order to bring it within tho
range of possibility of all, tho privilege of
paying in three annual Instalments has been
adopted.
Latest patriotic songs from lOtoiW cents
at liruiiiui's.
Annual lteport of .'Mining Hoard.
The annual report of tho members of
sub-district No. 2, of thoSoventb (Sliaiuokln)
Anthracite Miners' Examining board, has
just been issued. During tho year there
were granted 1 1(1 ceitifieatos and tho applica
tions of (ill weio refused. Of those granted
there were: AWiericsns, 41; Welsh, 3; Irish,
3; English, 1; German, 1; French, 1; Scotch,
1; Russian Polos, (13; Hungarian, 1; Alls-
trians, 211.
Notice.
The Committee on Text Hooks and Supplies
will meet in tho Library room on Thursday,
luly 21st, to receive bids for school supplies
for the coming school term.
A list of tho supplies needed and samples
of tho saino may bo seen at the Secretary's
ofilco on and aftor July IStli. All bids must
bo submitted by 7:30 o'clock p. in., on day of
meeting. Tho School Hoard reserves tho
right to reject any and nil bids.
PATRICK CONNOnS,
FjtANK HANKA,
Thomas F. Hkesmn,
(iKOUOK HOIA'EY,
llAimv E. Kr.ii'i:u,
7-in-llt Committee.
NOT ONE ESCAPED !
Is there such nnotlier navy
011 the face of the earth as the
American Navy ?
Ladies'
Shirt Waists !
Wc are not koiiik to curry n single
one over this season if reduced
prices can assist us in carrying out
our intentions.
DOWN! DOWN! GOES THE PRICES !
As the Spanish licet went yester
day lo the bottom of the sou. Cull
curly and secure a bargain.
MORGAN'S BAZAR,
23 North Main St.
MAHANOY CITY.
Talk nt r.lcelllig ll
ltnn's
I'ountiiin
Honor.
In l.leul.
Mahanoy City. July 20. Jami Collins, of
the lluinano Fire Company, oilers the sug
gestion that the town's testimonial to tho gal
lantry of Lieut l!y.m on the Peoria tako the
form of a drinking fountain to ho placed at
the corner of Alain and Centie stieets. Tho
suggctlon hss been rccehed with consider
able favor and at a meeting to be bold to
night wll probably assume some active form.
Operations at the Paik Place colliery were
delayed yeslerdny for two hours by a car
tunning away on No. 2 slope. When the car
was about to cross tho knuckle the chain was
released and the ear crashed down the slope.
The first trolley party of the season made
a trip from this place to Ashland and return
last night. Fifteen young people participated
in It.
Annie, ll-mouth-ohl child of John nud
Ciissie Stiff, died last night.
From tho progress now being made the
newly paved pintioli of lst (Vutio slitet
will be thiown open for tmlhV next Monday.
Carrie and Mary Scainon, aged l" and ID
yours, were aricsted for stealing flowers from
cemeteries and discharged upon paying fines
and costs.
A 20x80 foot Ainei lean ling w ill bo rai-cd
upon an fell-font pole at Trenton Saturday
evening. Tho expense has been defrayed by
public subscription. A festival and danco
will follow the ceremonies.
Arniaue Lbert, a farmer of Quakake, re
ceived a double fr.ictuie of the light leg
while tiying to escapo from his milk wagon
when tho horse ran away. Hie leg caught in
one of the wheels.
The funoral of Aug. Adams, who died at
tho Miners' hospital from Injuries received
scvi'inl months ago, took place this alteruoon
from hlsl.ile losideucu on Mahanoy Avenue.
Charles 1,'oe, Henry Hiiiitzluger, Michael
Cane, Fred, lllchaiils and William I i u l ton,
members of Company L, arrived hero from
Camp Algur to-day on a furlough.
A letter received from Wallace Medlar,
now with the Pennsylvania tiu ips at Chicka-
niauga, says they expect to bo ordered to I
Porto Hico this week.
The Pennsylvania llailioad Company will
run a special sea shoie excursion on Thurs
day July 21st.
Treaniiry Ijmpty Onco Mure.
Tho county treasury is again empty, and
tho Commissioners will negotiate, a $25,000
temporary loan. Some time ago tho Com
missioners decided to issue bonds to the
amount of $2211,000, to pay cunent expenses
and redeem tho temporary loans now out
standing. Judge Koch decided that the
Commissioners had that light, but the latter
could not proceed because the Taxpayers'
Association appealed from the decision of
Judge Koch, and the ollicials woro thus pro
hibited from securing the necessary funds lo
run the county. To-day the Supremo Court
will be asked to hear the appeal. Had the
Commissioners been permitted to act they
could have awarded the whole bond issue to
one party and iceelved nearly $10,000 as
piemiums.
Sent ember lllcjclo Itnccs.
The September meet of tho Mahanoy City
Athletic Association will bo tho greatest in
its history. It will bo equal in interest to
any tlneo races ever held there. The samo
riders will bo entered that ran in Philadel
phia last Saturday. It will be n national
ad'air. Sovoral local admirers of the sport
saw the races at Philadelphia, Saturday, and
all agico that it was tho greatest race they
ever saw, and that they wouldn't miss them
for an Inheritance. The meet will bo for
slate and national records, and creates much
interest among prominent riders.
At Payne's nursery, (iirardville, you will
liud tho largest stock overseen in tho county.
One l'l-oillRill Itolurns.
It was noted in these columns sovoral days
ago that Clayton lirown, Harry Reeso and
Roy Phillips, loft their (.iirardville homes
for parts unknown. Phillips has returned,
but lefuses to say whero his companions are.
Rrow'ii leaves a widowed mother, and last
Juno graduated from tho High school with
honors. Rcoso is also tho son of a widow,
and was employed about tho mines. The
mothers of the young men aro greatly wor
ried, and telegrams liavo been sent to d lifer
ent parts of tho stato for their detention.
Geranumus, fuchsias, pansics, daises, roses,
etc., for spring planting at Payne's nurseries,
(iirardville. luberoso and gladiolus bulbs.
fjSlarrlngo Licenses.
W. G. Carter, of Pottsville, and Valeria II.
Seitzinger, of Hutler township.
John Henry Derry and Emma Mabol l'ur
rell, both of Tamaiiua.
Tendered n l'lrsl Lieutenancy.
Patrick Morklo, of (iirardville, has been
tendered tho first lieutenancy of Company
F. Eighth Regiment, P. V. I., stationed at
Camp Alger. Captain D.mks, of tho com
pany, has received a promotion, having been
appointed in charge of the Commissary De
partment. Persons going to the sea shore on tho Penn
sylvania Railroad excursion July 21st may go
through to Atlantic City without transfer by
taking tho Delaware River Rridgo Route.
St. Louis Teimi at SliainoUhi,
Tho St. Louis National League team, of
which Tim Hearst, of Ashland, is manager,
will play nt aham.okin on August 10th, 01
tho day the merchants hold their picnic
Their opponents will be a strong local team
All kinds of vegetables and (lower seeds,
mid plants at Payne's nurseries, (iirardville
Electric cars pass the door. fl-0-tf
Dentils at lllnulown.
Tho little vilhigo of liiiigtown this week
mourns tho death of two of its oldest and
most venerable citizens. On Tuesday James
Kisliop expired at his residence after a linger
ing llluobs. Ho had resided in that locality
for over 20 years. Deceased was a member
of tho Odd Fellows and I. O. S. of A.
Jacob Laudig, a highly respected citlien
died at his homo on Tuesday. Ho was aged
about dO years nnd Is survived by a wife and
six children. U10 funeral will take placo to
morrow. Interment will bo inado hi the
cemetery at Ringtuwn.
Chaplains I''or tlin Army.
Archbishop Ryan lias selectee! tho following
clergymen for appointment as chaplains in
the United States volunteer army : itev. P
J. Mc.Mahon, of South Hetblehem; Rov,
Thomas V. Ryan, of St. Anne's, and Rev
James A. D.ilton, Church of (lie Imiuaeii
latu Conception, of Philadelphia.
1'or Constipation tako Karl's Clover Root
Ton. tho gieat Wood Purifier. Cuius Head
ache, Nervousness, El options 011 tho Pace,
and makes tliu head clear as a bell. Sold by
1'. D. Kirlin and a guarantee.
Ask your grocer for tho "Roynl Patent
dour, and tako no other brand. It Is tho best
Hour made.
Crushed lliilueon Cars,
Georgo Motf.o, employed nt tho Park
Placo colliery, met with nil accident tills
afternoon that will likely prove fatal. His
left leu was crushed between mine cars, anil
bo was sent to tho Miners' hospital. 11 no
recovers BUillclcntly amputation will bo
necessary. Ho resides nt Mahanoy Clly.
What Dr. A. 1.'. Slater S.ijs,
Hufkai-o, N. Y, Gents : Prom my per
sonal knowledge, gained ill olnservlug the
ell'cct of your Sbilob's Cure in oases of ad
vnncod Consumption. I am prepared to suy
it is tho most remarkable Remedy that has
over been brought to my attention. It has
certainly saved many from Umsninptloii
Sold by P. D. Kliliu, nnd u guarantee,
Tin: wi:ati!!.i;.
The forecast fot Tliuisdny : l'attly cloudy
weather and falling temperature, with ruin
and thunder storms, and on Friday probably
fair and cooler weather.
I'OI.ITIOAI. POINTS,
Czar llruinm's candidate for postmaster at
Shepptou was turned down by the postolllco
department, and Mrs. Martha Tosh selorted
for tho position. Three months ago llrumni
was Instructed to namo his appointee, hut on
account of the department refusing to accept
his nominee It hung fire until three weeks
axo, when Mrs. Tosh was decided upon. She
Is a widow with eight children.
llepulillcnn candidates are becoming plenti
ful. This is a good sign, and indicates lie
publican success in N'dvember.
Senator (Juay has decided to make Lan
caster county his permanent home, residing
at his haiidsomc country houso threo miles
oast of Columbia. Tho astute politician will
no longer bo the Heaver statesman.
Judge William I). Porter, of Pittsburg,
nominated for Jiulgo of tho Superior Court
by the liepnblican Stato Committee yestorday
to sueiccd the late Judgo Wickham, now
holds that judicial position temporarily by
viituoof a liiibernatorial appointment.
The term of the postmaster at MlnersviUo
has oxpired, and the l'epuhllcans are wonder
ing If Charles L. Steele, a Democrat, is to re
tain t li o position. It is safe to wager tho ap
pointment, if made at all, will not bo an
nounced until after the Hcpuhlican conven
tion. What tho Philadelphia Inquirer doesn't
know about the political situation in this
county would fill a largo book.
REDUCED RATES TO THE SEASHORE.
Miw-iiATi: i:xci'i:siuK to Atlantic city,
O.O., VIA Pr.NN'HYI.VANIA KAILltOAU.
In older toalliud tho lesidents of North
western Pennsylvania an oppoitunlty to
spend a season at Atlantic City or tho other
South Jersey seaside losorts at a compara
tively small expense, the Pennsylvania ltail
load Company has arranged for tlneo low-
rate ten-day excursions from F.ric, Troy,
Hcllefonte, Wllliainspnrt, Mocanaqua, Sun
bury, Shenandoah, Dauphin and principal
intermediate stations (including stations on
branch roads), to Atlantic City. Cape May,
Ocean City, Sea Islo City, Avalon, Auglesea,
Wlldwood or Holly Ilcach, on Thursdays,
July 21, August 4 and 18, IMS,
Lxeursiun tickets, good to leturn by
regular trains within ten days, will bosold at
very low rates. Tickets to Atlantic City will
be sold via the Dclawaio Iiiver llridgo Iioute,
the only all-mil line, or via Market Street
Wharf, Philadelphia.
For information in rcganl to specific rales
and time of trains consult hand bills, or
apply to agents, or E. S. Harrar, Division
Ticket Agent, William-port, Pa.
Husband Kills Ills Wile.
On tho public road near Lorberry, this
county, Jacob Enterlino yestciday afternoon
murdered Ins wife, Clara, and then com
mitted suicide. There had been diilcremcs
between tho couple, and Mrs. Enterlino left
her homo to walk to Pincgrovc, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Hohr. Thoy had not
walked very far before Enterlino left his
work at tho dirt banks at Losch & Mooro's
colliery and follcwed them. When ho got
near bis wife, who was unconscious of his ap
proach from behind, lio drew a revolvor and
tired four shots at her, three of which took
ell'cct in her body. O110 passed through her
hialn and she died instantly. The murderer
then placed the weapon at lib left ear and
blew out his brains. Mrs. Hohr lied in terror
and gave the alarm, which brought Dr. II.
P. Hess to the scene, but both Enterlino and
his wife were dead boforo he arrived.
Funeral.
I'lio funeral of Mrs. Kathcrino Coakley
took placo this morning from her late resi
dence on West Oak street. Theio was a
largo attendance of relatives and friends.
High mass was celebrated at tho Annuncia
tion church and tho remains were interred in
tho Annunciation cemetery.
Holier to ltox erection,
Dan Creedon, of Australia, and Jack Honer,
of Summit Hill, have signed articles to meet
in a 23-iound bout boforo tho Greater New
York Athletic Club, Conoy Island, on
August 15. The men liavo agreed to box at
tho middle-weight limit, 1.13 pounds. The
club has guaranteed a pilrso of $3,000 for the
bout.
Held Tor Wife Heating.
Joseph Slieliuski was arrested this aftor-
noon by Coustablo Tosh 011 a charge of wife
heating. As the nccussed was unable to
furnish j200 bail ho was committed.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company an
nounces tho first sea sboro excursion Thurs
day, July 21st.
Dr. Frank Womer,
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT.
Spectacles and eyo glasse fitted neeurntely
Medical practice resumed.
BN.JARDIN ST.. SHENANDOAH.
Thos. Buchanan,
OPTICIAN.
Examination Marie at Your Home or at
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. Leave tliein
at the office, we will do
the rest.
COLUMBIA
BREWING COMPANY.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. John McClcltan nud daughter, .lean
ncttc, of Philadelphia, are guests of friends
in town,
Wilbur Lewis, of Win. Peiui, spent to-day
visiting friends nt Maueh Chunk,
Mrs. Harry Hill, of Pottsvlllc, is n guest of
town fi lends,
Internal Kovcntic Collector Harrison Kear,
of Mlnersvlllo, was a visitor to town to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Il.ilrd and son, Holier,
spent to-day at Pottsvlllc and Tumbling Itun.
Misses Sadie Gilbert and Kachel kirlin
have returned from a visit of seveial weeks
to friends nt Philadelphia.
Mr. nud Mrs. Edward lleeso weio soieiiHilcd
by tho Orand liand last evening.
Misses Lirstle and Aggie Gilbert have gone
to Tainaiiua to spend a few days with friends.
Harry Moore, n member of Co. A, 13th
ltcgt., Pa. Vol., w ho spent the past fow days
as a guest of town fi lends, left this morning
for Cuinp Alger.
Sol. Haak transacted business at tho county
scat this morning.
C. W. Nowhoiiscr and son loft town this
morning for Carlisle, to visit friends.
Mr. nud Mrs. Climlcs Oirviu left for their
homo in Williamspurt last evening.
John 1, Mathias, of Mahanoy City, spent n
part of to-day in town.
T.J. Coakley, of Mahanoy City, was in
town to-day attending tho funeral of Mrs.
Katharluo Coakley.
l!oy Ituhright, manager of Qlrvin's store,
returned last night from visit to William
s port.
ivliss Jennie Clayborgcr, tho dimming
daughter of l'ostmastor Clayborgcr, of
llraudouvillc, is spending a few- days in
town, tho guest of Miss Euiuia Seltzer, of
North West street.
It. L. Melick, of tho City drug store, was
recuperating among the coal mountain
breezes at tllen Ouoko to-day in company
with a largo number of Sunbury exclusion,
ists.
Shcrill' John J. Toole, and' wife, were in
town to-day in attendance, nt the Coakley ob
sequies. Liveryman Mswentor made a business trip
to Millersburg to-day.
Mr. nud Mrs. 11. F. L.iudig, and son,
James, of Scrantnti, aro guests nt tho Lcssig
residence.
Itev. Potts, of Frackville, was among tho
vislturs to town to-day.
Miss Jessie MacDouald, of Provldeuco, It.
I., is visiting her undo, James Dauicll, of
East Oak street.
liichaid Joyce, of Lost Creek, was a visitor
to town to-day.
Robert Hluning to-day left town on n com
mercial trip through tho West.
Mrs. Max Reese and daughter, Lottie,
have gone to WHkesbarie to visit relatives.
iii:i.
:iVAl!IS.-On tho liltb Inst., at Philadelphia,
Pa Willium K. Kilwnrds. The remains will
be view ed by friends on Thursday evening,
21st Inst., between S and 10 o'clock, at his lute
residence, :1010 Salmon ntlet, Philadelphia.
The remains will airlvc at Shenandoah, via
P. & It. railway at 12:1K p. 111. on Friday, 22nd
inst, Interment in the Odd Fellows' ceme
tery. Relatives nnd friends respectfully
Invited to attend. 7-20-2t
MISCELLANEOUS.
I OST A hunch nf key
J tow days ajjo. Kinder will le lewnrdcd j,y
(.ctiirnliiK Hium to 113 Knst Coal street. 2
inolt J t ISN'T. A dwelling house, with nil con
.1) vunieneeH, for n email family, with four
ronnm and u kitchen, on North White street.
Apply at ia North Alain street. 7-8-tf
Oil U1SNT Store room and dwdlltifr, ceit-
tmlly located, with all modern conven
iences. Apnly at Nu, 113 North Main ftttect,
Shenandoah. (V'JJ-tf
nOH HI5NT Property, No. 318 Weft Centr
I1 street, recently vacated by lhlHp lloehler
tho hutUier. Suitable, tor grocery, meat market
etc. uwcnintr and ptanie. auacneu
Apply to
C CI. Talmer, 3IU West Centre street.
FOIt SALIC. A valuable, propeity on Werft
Centre trei t, dwelling Iioue, and all eon -veiiienceH
In ileilrahlo location. Apply tt
Thomas Tosh, for further particulars.
TiOU SATJS. A Haloou. Good stand nnd een-
U tral location. Has two pool tables out
belli; a combination of pool uud billiard
Apply at tho JIkuai.d otllce. tf
I DMIN1ST1EATIEIX SAT.KNotlco la hereby
V L'iven that on Aummt 13th. lhW. at 10 a m..
the undersigned, administratrix of the estite of
Kdwnrd F, Gallagher, lato of tho borough of
1J..I It. til ....... 11 ....,.,1
will expoho to snip on the premfsei, No. 19 Wes't
centre htreet, snennnuonii, rn. , tne ionowin&
iicgcrineu personni property oi me uecenseu:
One lot of stovo cantimr. urates and brick. tw
hoiierH, uve siiikh, one lot o oil mm paints,,
twelve etovcB, one borne, one wngon and lot of
out-standing iook account uue tne estate o
decedent. KATK (iALLAOHKK,
JI. M. HuiiKE, Att'v. AdminUtrntrix.
snennudoaii, July asus. l-'J-'si-ii'Ui
REFRIGERATORS ;
BABY GftRRIflGES.
The above must be:
closed out' before the season expires
Note our ridicuously low prices on
baby carriages. A swell vehicle
with the best of silk and plush
upholstery, rubber tires, steel
wheel, foot brake, and a satin
parasol, now going at $5,50
formerly $15.00. Then we have
few other makes, equally as good
bargains.
Refrigerators
i-or tamily purposes
I'inished in antique and oak, two
shelves on the inside, with special
tank and spigot for drinking pur
poses, nicely carved and finished at
$6. OO. You could not buy it
anywhere for less than $8.00.
A $10.50 one reduced to 8.50.
Ice Chests
Sold at a mere price.
We must get rid of these goods
before this 111011th is out, hence the
cut in prices.
Davidson's
BUSY . FURNITURE , AND , STOVE . STORE,
121-123 North Main St.
A K'"l
drink. .
placo for a good
Michael Mills' Saloon,
23 IC, Centre etrect, Mellet'a building,
Wine, WIiIhUIcb, Beer and dinars. Frealietl
beer In town itlwBy ou tap.
"SOLD D0ST."
next best
Ci!-UJ so easily
so easily
It cuts the grease, and a good rinsing mu
leave the dishes delightfully clean.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
Chicago. Bt, Louis. New York. Boston.
rniisaeipnu
Ball's Annual
Russet Sale-
Of Men's, Women's and Children's
All shapes, shades, styles and sizes. The sea
son now Hearing its end we must make room
for our annual fall and winter stock, and fur
thermore, we must turn these shoes into
money whether much or little. People who
have attended any of our former sales are well aware of the
selection of stock we always carry at our clearance sales and
also the inducements we offer.
It Will Pay You to Consul!
Dur Men's $4.00 Shoes at
$3.50 " at
" $3.00 " at
" $2.00 " at
" $1.75 " at
" Boy's $1.75 " at
" Youth's $1.50 " at
" Little Gent's $1.25 Shoes at
4 Women's $3.00 Shoes at
$2.50 " at
$2.00 " at
$1.50 " at
" Misses' $1.75 " at
$1.50 " at
$1.25 " at
Children's shoes are all going at half price.
Our shoe offers this year surpass any of our previous years. Owing
lo the depression in business and
remarkable inducements. We would also suggest that purchasers call
early and secure first choice as the stock is complete and is not void oi
any sizes.
BALL'S SHOE STORE, 14 S. Main St.
SP
ECIAL :
Hh-ARE BEING OFFERED BY THE
Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House,
13 NORTH MAIN STREET.
The prices which we are giving you cannot be beat else
where. All our shoes have leather counters and leather
insoles. We don't handle shoes that have any paper soles
or counters. We don't handle the kind of goods that last
only from Saturday until Monday, like other houses keep.
Half our Children's and Misses' goods are manufactured in
Orwigsbnrg the best goods in the market, and prices to suit
the times. iV ,
Look for the right place and number. Don't forget the
bargains we are offering. Call early and examine them.
NO FAKE SALES : ALL
COME AT ONCE AND SECURE BARGAINS.
Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House,
(Michael Peters' Building.)
13 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
ELIAS SUPOWITZ. Prop.
DRINK-
CIARY'S KXTRA 1'INK
QUALITY
-GINGER ALE, -
Superior Sarsaparilla...
and Orange Champagne.
lis
Ipf
A Handsomo Comploxlon
one of tuo greuteBt clinrma a woman can I
poaBesa. l'ozzom'a Comixukioh l'owuuul
givra li, l
"OOiD DOST."
for dishes that can be thrown away after every
meal, to avoid the tiresome task of cUsh-wash-inK,
cannot he Rrantcd. Would she have the
tlllllllf J-ci nci -
It's almost a pleasurc-witu
It's almo:
Washing Powder.
Clearance
the Following List and Prices :
$2.99
2.50
2.25
1.49
1.25
1.19
1.15
.99
2.25
2.00
1.50
1.00
1.29
1.19
.99
the scarcity of money, we offer these
BARGAINS
GENUINE."
EDUCATED and ARTISTIC TASTES
111 wall pa pera and decorations la one of the"
nineteenth century accomplishments. That U
why those who select their wall paper at
CAHDIN'S K?t Huch delightful results. It Isn't
neeessiiry to purchano the expensive unulen, tho
designs and colors are just as artistic In the
cheaper grades, If they are not no rich. For
those who wish to decorate their rooms with
artistic wul) papers c(
J. P. CARDEN,
224 West Centre Streel, Shenandoah, Pa.
COU HTATH SKNATOIt,
r uoth IHatrlct,
D. M. GRAHAM,
Or Mahanoy City.
Huliject to ltepubllcan mien.
poll DIKKOTOIl OK THIS l'OOIl,
S. G. MIDDLET0N,
Of QII.BEUTON,
Huliject to ltcpubllcan rules.
JjtOlt COUNTY CONTItOM.KK,
CHARLES A. SNYDER,
Or 1'oi-uviijj.
Huliject to llepubllcaii rulw.
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