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XLTI.-NO 217
SHKNANDOAJI. PA.. WEDNESDAY. SliimMMJt 7, 1808.
ONK CENT
mm
WVOh.
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
BABY CARRIAGES
In order to clean out the balance ol our stock
as quickly as possible.
Carriages that were $20 00, now - $17 OO
18 00, " - 15 OO
If 00, " - 1 OO
.. " 15 00, - - 13 OO
12 00, " - 10 OO
" 10 00, " O OO
.. 9 00, " "7 OO
. ' 6 00, " - - SO
If you want a choice come at once as we think they will be all
gone in a few days at these prices.
J. E. Williams & Son,
SSJSO'HARA'S
OPEN DAY
Cor. Lloyd and White Sts.,
SHENANDOAH
and
NEW-
CARPETS
For fall trade now open.
REDUCED l'HICES ON
Summer Dress Goods.
I I EZD CZ5 !
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE OF"
Ladies' - and - Children's - Hats.
As we have only a few more left and always believe in
opening our season with a clean, fresh, up to date stock, we
will sell these regardless of cost and at prices Shenandoah
never before heard of. So avail yourself of this opportunity
before they are all gone.
THE BEE HIVE,
iiO S. IVIailn St.
Third
BICYCLE
ARGAINS
One Boy's Wheel, $10.00.
One Gent's Wheel, "Shirk," $15.00
second-hand, but lires and wheels arc In tfoud condition.
We still have a few first-grade bicycles that we will sell so cheap that
it will pay you to buy just for a spin
two mouths of the season arebefote
Swalm's Hardware Store.
For Good
&Jj) ANDJNOlTROUBLE TO BAKE
SUSE AQUEDUCT MILL
Daisy or Moss Rose Flour.
Sold by
Get). A. Keiter:
Whole Wheat1" Graham Flour
Old Time Pure Rye" Flour
. , Brookside Fancy Pastry Flour
Bestl Granulated Corn Meal.
At KEITER'S.
13 S. Main Street,
SIIRNANDOAH, PA.
AND
AND NIGHT.
Haiti Street,
MAHANOY CITY.
Special Values in
SUMMER
UNDERWEAR.
TUST a few Ladies' Shirt
U Waists lett. Reduced
from $i.oo to 35 and 50 cents
They must be sold.
PT'C Dry Goods and
Carpet Stoie,
Door FVom Post Office,
on the good fall roads. The best
us.
Light
White Bread
HOME AGAIN.
Ttii! foil 1 1 li Kcghiient AuKrillii i'otlstllle
Till Morning.
Tho I'ottsvlllo mid Pincgroyo companies of
the Fourth lfeglnieiit, Pennsylvania Voluu-tool-,
u Inch iiuclii'd Now York I'loin l'orto
Wee via transports yesterday, arrived in
Poltsvllle shortly after seven o'clock this
looming mid were given an enthusiastic re
cuplioii. Tholr arrival lind lieun impatiently
nwalted sltico midnight and people from all
parts of the comity (locked to tlio town to
liolp give tlio returning soldiers a welcoino.
Tlie Muoti wero crowded with people until a
late himr and early this Morning tho crowds
re-assembled In expectation that tho com
panies wod'el arrive at six o'clock.
The seeno at tho railway station when tho
cars hearing the voliintcoir pulled up to tho
platform was one of unbounded patriotic en
thusiasm. There was wild cheering and
waiving of Hugs and handkerchiefs, and tlio
soldiers took up tho thread. Tho volunteers
wore at onco escorted to tlio Academy of
Music building, wheru the ladles of I'otts
vlllo had prepared a most elaborate breakfast
for them. The tables were loaded with
fruits aud tlowers and the spread was more
in the nature of an evening baiuiuest than
the initial day meal.
Meade Triers, Joseph I'elois ai.d John
Meyers, the Shenandoah members of the regi
ment, remained in I'ottsville during tho day.
They were met there by several of their
relatives. Tho boys wiH leave I'ottsville for
koine on tho 7:10 l'oiinsy train this evening
and It is expeited a leteptlun will ho accord
ed them.
Tho three young men betray the hardship
of active soldier life, but nono of them as
much as "Joe" Petois, who was ill during
tho voyago.
The Fourth Kcgiuient started for l'orto
Iticuonjuly 127. One-half of the regiment
sailed on tho City of Washington and the re
maining half went on the Scuccu. Tho men
who wont to l'orto Uleo on tho Seneca said
last night that tliuy had insullicient food and
water. They reached Arroyo on Aug. 5. Tor
ten days they did outpost duty, and then
went to Guayma. They remained at Guayma
until Aug. !!e), and then marched to I'once,
sailing: on the Chester from 1'uiice on Sept. 1.
While iu l'orto liico, fifteen members of
the regiment died from fever. Ninety be
came ill. Some of this number were left in
tho division hospital at Guayauia. Tho
others were left in the military hospital at
Tonco.
Clen. Miles ArriicH.
Special to Kvbkino IIeuald.
Now York, Sept. 7. General Miles arrived
bore tlrs morning from Torto Ilico. Tlio
Kvenlng World says ho confirms his sensa
tional charges against tho War department as
published iu tho Kansas City Post.
Umbrellas rc-covcred while you wait at
riruinui s.
Nuiv Musical Organization.
Through the. combined crl'oru of about
twenty-live of our town peoplo a permanent
musical organization was formed iu the
Methodist Fpiscopil church last evening. It
Is composed of tlio winners of tho many
prizes at the Lotus Oleo Club eisteddfod at
Tumbli.it; liuu recently. Itehcarsals will be
arranged every week and will bo under the
leadership of Mr. J. J. l'rico. It is the
teution to maku the organization one of tho
best iu tlio interior of the state anil to com
pete at all eisteddfods within oasy traveling
distance
School Opens
With a full lluoof school supplies at Girviu's,
8 South .Main street. U-l-tf
They Aro Tree.
About two months ago Joe I'iekalosky, An
drew Agunas and Anthony Gubor worear
rested charged witli attempting to break into
a tailor shop on West Apple alloy. A couple
of clays later I'iekalosky and Guber escaped
from tho lockup. Tho formor was re-ar-
rcstcd. Clubor died at Elkhart, Ind from
alcohol poisonouiug. Ycateiday the case was
called up before the grand jury at I'ottsvile
and tho jury failed to find a truo bill against
l'lckaloski and Agunas, on the ground that
tho ovldonco was nut sulliclcnt. A charge of
jail breaking still hangs over I'icknloski.
Appointed Deputy,
Daniel Kuelly, of town, has received his
commission of appointment as District
Deputy Grand Chaucollor of the Knights of
Pythias for the northern district of this stato
and was accorded tho grand honors at a meet
ing of tho local lodge last night. Mr. Kuelly
succeeds Mr. Hcrcbin, of Tamau.ua, who held
tho olllco for several years.
Smoko Havana UllerTUAVULLKK Cigar.
ICye Injured,
John Watson, of Yatesvllle, is sutl'ering
from an Injury to one of his oyos by a piece
or coal striking It while ho was at work in
tho Knickerbocker colliery,
Hereuuded,
Tho Grant Hand serenaded Georgo W,
Johuson, formorly of Lost Creok, who
oponed his saloon on East Ceutre street yes
terday.
Come and see our chliiawuro, cup and
saucer, It cents, at F. J. l'ortz. tf
Frame's Condition.
A messago from the Miners' hospital stated
that the condition of William Fnuu, whose
hack'was broken nt the Wm. I'enir colliery,
was the same to day as roportod yesterday,
when he was 111 u critical condition.
Car Irfiud of Melons '
And sweet' potatoes, at the Shenandoah
Produce Co., No. 0 South Jnrdin street, on
Friday morning. 0-7-It
Assaulters Arrested.
Olllcors Hurley and Butler this afternoon
arrested Joe Kotx and William Wiczsofskl for
lighting ou "tho rocks" ou Monday uigfct
and assaulting John Polatciiak, Tlio accused
fiiriilHhed f300 bill each before Justice
Toomey.
Deeds lteeorded.
From Klmlra M. II. L. A. to FiaiiKlin
Uuranousky, premises in MuAdoo.
From Aim Schlaucli et ux., to John
Marchcttl, premises iu Nuremberg.
From Uleliard lludd to Most Kev. Patrick
John Hyau, promises In Porter township.
Ask your grocer for tho "Itoyal Patent
flour, and take no other brand, It is tho liest
flour Hindu.
iERRIBLE
COLLAPSE
Of a Bridge Across the St.
Lawrence River.
THIETY MEN FELL TO DEATH
A Plungo of Sixty Foot Into tho
Rushing Waters.
THIRTY-THREE WERE RESCUED,
But of These Eighteen Died After Being
Removed to the Hospital Two Piers of
the Bridge Collapsed, Carrying Down
From Sixty to Eighty Workmen The
Work of Rescue Retarded By a Lack of
Boats.
IIoBunsbU"':, N. Y., Sept. 7. About
noon yesterday two soutli spans of the
International brldtro of the New York
und Ottawu railroad, now under con
struction across the St. Lawrence river,
about three miles abov' St. Kegls In
dlun vIlluBO, fell without wurnlnir, with
60 men at work on the bridge, all be
ItiK thrown Into the liver, some CO feet
below. Tlio bildge consists of
three spans, of which two were com
pleted and the third was nearly com
pleted, when the south pier gave way
at Its foundation, causing both spans
to full.
Tho names of the killed and drowned
cannot at present be ascertained, as
they were mostly from 1'eniisylvunla,
excepting a few Indians from the St.
Regis reservation.
Tho scene of the ncekloiit Is located
about four miles from Hogansburg,
above the St. Regis Indian reserva
tion. The bridge that gave way was
being built across tlio St. Lawrence
river at the foot of Long Saulte rapids,
nenr Relnlmrdt's island. The water at
this point Is known to bo us swift as
In any part of the river. The Imme
diate cause of the disaster and the giv
ing way of the span 'of tlio bridge seems
to have been from the washing away of
one of the large piers.
The pier In question was begun when
the work was first started last fall,
and work was continued all winter and
finished this summer. The contraot
work was In charge of Messrs. Sooy,
Smith & Co., who aro well known as
extensive and careful contractors In
their line, and known to have been
under Instructions from the railroad
company to build for "permanency."
The pier had been accepted as per
fectly reliable and safe. It would seem
from this that the swiftness of the
current was underestimated.
Late reports from Cornwall hospital
say that 33 men have been taken out
of the river at the Intel national bridge
wreck and transferied to the hospital.
Klghteen of them have since died. The
latest Information concerning the
tragedy makes It probable that the
death list will roach 30.
As far as can be learned 87 men were
on the payroll, of whom 82 reported for
work yesterday morning. Of this list
only 38 have actually been acountnd
for. Among those thrown Into the
river was the foreman, Thomas F.
Brady (or Brlcely), whoso Home Is In
Pottsvllle, Pa. He has not been ac
counted for and Is supposed to be In
the bottom of the river. Everything
was In a state of excitement all after
noon, and the efforts of all were to care
for the Injured ones and get them to
Cornwall hospital as fast as possible.
Just before dark the dead body of
an Indian laborer was picked up on
tho Cornwall side. There was only a
plight bruise on his forehead. He prob
ably was stunned by the fall and was
drowned before help came.
An eve witness of the fall of the
bridge says he was sitting on the
bank of the river, watching tho busy
Workmen above him, when suddenly,
Without warning, there came a fearful
crash. Two spans of the bridge col
lapsed, the Immense mass of timber
and Iron dropped down, and the agon
izing slnleks of the men who wero be
ing crushed In the wreck were drown
ed by the rushing waters. Then he saw
bodies coming to the surface, and tho
work of rescue began. This was hopo
lcssly lnadequnto, there being only a
few boats In tho vicinity and very few
men who would undettake to swim
out Into the turbulent waters. Many
who miaht have been saved were
drowned before help could rench thorn.
Piteous appealing faces sank be
neath the waters before tho eyes of
helpless onlookers. Mangled bodies
came to the surface for u moment and
then passed out of sight. It was ter
riblo and heartrending. Even those
who had got to land alive were In such
condition that many died on tho way
to the hospital. Some had their backs
broken, others both logs, while others
were crushed by tho heavy Iron.
Among thoso who aro missing aro
Cyril Campbell, William Jackson, W,
Cubby and Georgo Craltr. About BO of
tho men employed on the span woro
Americana who came hero to work for
the Phoenix Bridge company. Tho re
mainder wero mostly Indians, who not
ed a assistants. Every man on the
division went down with tho wreck,
Many of thoso who escaped climbed
up the Iron work which Bttll rested on
piers at either end. The scene around
the Hotel DIeu, where the wounded and
dying were taken, Is a heartrending
spectacle. The wives and relatives of
missing men are anxiously Inquiring
after their loved ones,
Following Is a list of tho dead and
wounded up to midnight:
Killed W. J. Cubby, I'atcrson, N. J.;
W. J. Jackson, Columbus, O.; Louln
Baumer, Johnstown, Pa,; R. L. Dy
sart, Tyrone, Pa.; J. D. Craig, De
troit, Mich.; Patrick Murphy, Toronto;
Dan Hughes, Cleveland; Frank Lo
vlgne, Ogdensburg, N. Y.; W. Sherman,
Cornwall, Out.; W. Saunders, Balti
more; 'John Clause, CaughnawCga, N.
Y.; II. Davis, Pittsburg; Cyril Camp
hell, Cornwall, Ont.; Thomas Birming
ham. Wounded John AVIlson, Maiden,
Mass., leg broken; George Bloxon,
Pekluuvtlle, Vt., leg fractured; Bert
Brant, Toronto, Ont., bruised; Peter
O'Ki-efo, Cornwall, lei; und chest In
jured; Louis White, Cornwall, spine In
Injurod;' 1. Day, Cornwall, scalp
wound; Mitchell Hooves, Cornwall,
Forlous; Andrew Smith, Rochester, N.
Y serious; W. Thompson, Montreal,
lea; broken; John Frnser, Quebec, lee;
cut off; John Hero, Indian, Cornwall,
Internal Injury; I. Delevnnt, Klkhart,
Wis., Icrs crushed;
D. Harton, KutYulo,
Burke, Johnsvlllc,
White, Cornwall,
leirs crushed; M.
Hlirhtly hurt; I'.
illBhtly hurt.
Tho Pri'xlclolit''. Wtwtofit Trip.
Washington, Sept. 7. It Is the pres
ent Intention of tlio president to make
his visit to the trans-Mississippi ox
position, nt Omaha, uti Incident of n
general tour of the west, which will ex
tend, probably, as far as tho Yellow
stouu national park. The detailed ar
rangements for tho trip have not been
made yet, but It will Include probably
visits to many of the most Important
cities In the west and northwest. If
the present plans are carried Into e
fect, the piesldent. arcompntiled by
Mrs. MrKlnley. will leave Washington
about the l!Hh of this month.
CONTROLLER FIGHT.
The Contest N'al'l'owrd Down ItrtutM'ii
bnder mid Derger.
1'rotn I'ottsville Chronicle.
The battlo for the nomination for County
Controller on the ltcpubllcau ticket may be
said to have narrowed down to a siiuaro battle
between Charles A. Snyder, tho present in
cumbent, and Charles 1). llcrgor. Ilrumm's
man Sliindlc, of Tamaqua, Is no longer to be
counted in tlio race, as tho strength ho was
supposed to command as tho personal selec
tion of tho Congressman did not and will not
materialize. Kdwards, the eundidato from
north'of the mountain, is also to ho no longer
to be reckoned, as it is tully realized that one
Kdwards on tlio tickut will bo enough.
Therefore, Hnydor and lie rue r have the Held
practically tu themselves, with chances about
even.
Congressman Ilrumin was a short time ago
thought to bo leaning toward Iicrger, es
pecially wheu ho saw his man Shindlo would
stand no chance, whatever. But now llrumm
is said to look doulitlngly upon the advis
ability of placiug llorger upon the ticket
Tlio Congressman, It is said, has not been
slow in telling his friends that ho fears
Ilorgor's connection with tho County Com
missioners' ollice when there was a general
cleaning out in that oud of the court huuse
his connection with the expensive contest
court, and nu connection with the recent
bucket shop transactions which resulted in
tho arrest and conviction of J. C. Ehy and 1-
L. Shisslor, will all mllltato against him as
a candidate bofore tho people. Hut even
after giving llcrgcr this set-hack llrumm
cannot resist tho temptation to give Mr.
Snyder a dig, whom he dues not want to sec
upon tho ticket under any circumstances.
Ills dislike for the Controller may, therefore,
causo llrumm to accept Merger, even though
he entertains fears of it being unwise politics
"Jack" Whitohouso says ho favors Snyder,
but is not taking any active part iu tho Con
trollcrship fight, his whole time and atten
tion being dovoted to tho nominatiou of G.
O. Schrink as a Legislative candidate.
Finney is said to favor any man llrtimui
wants, although on the surface ho seems
most friendly to Snyder, but surface indica
tions aro not always reliable. So tlio battlo
goes on, witli hair pulling and mud-slinging
bctnccii'tlie factious that is interesting to
tlio outsiders.
lllckert's Cuto.
Clam soup freo to-night. Filled beef and
dressing tu-niurrow morning.
The Sick Soldiers.
The several members of Company F, of
Giraidvillc, who aro sick with typhoid fevor
at tlio Medico-Chlrurglcal hospital at Phila
delphia are reported to' bo getting aloug
nicely, though Long and Higginsare not out
of danger. Joseph i:itrlngham, of Ashland,
one of Lieut. Siviter' recruits, is in tho hos
pital at Fort McPherson, sull'eriug from mal
arial fever. Joseph Grady, also of Ashland, is
siiUoriug from typhoid fuver at the same
hospital.
Chamber sets, (I pieces, from .a(J up, at
F. J. Porta. tf
Kxcurslou to the Sou Mioro.
Another excursion to tho sea shore via the
Iceading Kallwny has been arranged for
Thursday next, Sept. 8th. Faro $3.50.
Tickets good for ten days to either Atlautic
City, Capo .May, Sea Iolo or Ocean Citv.
Train leaves at 7:30 a. in. at
(Inilid Army Day ut rreelnlul,
(Ir.iud Army Day will ho celebrated at
Freeland ou Saturday next. Tho town is be
ing decorated and arrangements made to glvo
the old veteraus a grand rcceptlou. !. G,
Hess, of tho local Post, has beon chosen mar
shal of the third division. In tlio evening a
camp firo will be hold In tlio opera house, for
which a special program has been prepared,
W. A. Stone, candidate for Governor, beinir
billed as ojjeof tho speakors. Watkiu Waters.
rest .o. 140, of town, accompanied by thu
Grant Band, will go In a body.
It will pay you to read Iko Orkin's an
nouncements ou tho fourth page. , tf
Her hailing Postponed.
Mrs. Ilillhousc, of Mt. Caruiel, who ex
pected to sail on tho 1 tth for South Africa to
Join her husband, who is employed there, will
not leave until the 28th. A letter from her
husband a few clays ago uotllled her that ho
would send hor comploto Instructions iu the
next letter and sho is awaiting such informa
tion. Sho will be accompanied by her sister,
Miss Jetniio Kamago.
Rflfk I
POWDER
Abiolutcly Puro
SOGIMLSTS
MIjNATE.
A Full County Ticket Is Placed In the
Field.
ALL ARE SHENANDOAH PEOPLE !
The Nominees Are Pierce Walker. John
Sklvlngton, Samuel Mlesel, Jobn
MedalU, Frank Balehanlck
and Joseph Ryan.
After holding several public meetings and
spending weeks iu drafting and deliberating
upon :i platform, the Socialist-Labor Party of
this county yesterday filed its nomination
papers sotting forth its candidates for olllcos
to be filled at tho stato and county election
next fall. The nomiuatlou papors for
Congress, Senate and Legislature were
filed at Hanisburg and fur tbn
remaining three ollices at I'ottsvlllo.
both tilings being made simultaneously. All
tlie candidates aro residents of this town and
they aro as follows : Cougiess.Piorco Walker,
former Justice of the Peace; Senate, John
Sklvlngton ; Poor Director, Samuel Miesul ;
Controller, John M. Medalis; Legislature,
Frank W. Balshauick ; Coroner, Joseph J.
Hyan. The Party, of course, eudorsos the
ticket of the stato organisation.
The platform of the party was submitted
to the JIi:iiAt.i to-day for publication,
coming through the hands of Mr. John M.
Medalis, and it is as follows :
Wo, tho Socialist Labor Party, of Schuyl
kill county, iu convention assembled, do
neiciiy assort our devotion to tho cause of
uiu peoino aim u ciltro iiui-mi vi. ti, Y,.rt
every honest endeavor to correct existing
evils.
ii u uuiiuiince, as lonuing to place a
premium on crimo, the custom of allowing
county oilicials who havo been tried and
r.. .....
suiiiy oi oueiu'os pumsualilo by Im
prisonment, to oscapo the just ponalty of
nicir crimes Dy compromise That is: by
..Hi'-iiiou iruiu mo omcos mey nave tiros,
titutcd
o denounce tins because it is funda
mentally wrong, and also because it does not
seem to dove-tall with our timo-honored,
stereotyped Schuylkill county verdict, "Not
guilty, but pay the costs."
i. u iiiiiuu uurscives on record as Ijoing op
posed to tho system of administration of
county alliens that denies assistance to
worthy pooplo iu destitute condition, on ac
count of scarc ity of money iu the tieasury
and piys Judges munificent salaries for sor
vices they do not perform.
Wo clenouueo the system of election cou
test that obtains under oar present laws. An
iiisiiperaMo burden is placed upon the tax
payer and the contests aro drawn out from
year to year until tho contest is decided.
Wo denoiinco the system of administration
that allows tho railroads, tlm
carriers, iu direct opposition to tlio laws of
the country, to discriminate against the
interests of the anthraeito coal region by
giving cheaper freight rates to tlio bitumin
ous d'stricts, thereby ruining tho anthraeito
coal trado and driving the necmlo nf tlm
region to bankruptcy, povorty and destitu
tion. We denounce, condemn and censure, under
protest, the iniquitous system of fixing the
m cue miner ami lauorcrot Schuylkill
county, as every mean advantage is taken of
the wage oaruer to substitute lower grades of
coal than that which was agreed unon be
tween tlie operators and the W. It. A.
organization, and feel coulideut that the
contrac t has long beou broken ami ought to
be discontinued, as tlie W. II. A. has long
ceased to exist.
Certain colliorios iu this region have taken
upon thomselves the yrivilego of making
rules indirect opposition to the lansofthc
state iu regard to the hoisting of man from
tho mines, &c, thereby subjecting the men
to various dangers and discomforts, by com
pelling them to remain at the bottom until it
suits tho convenience of the authorities to
hoist them.
Wo denouueo the arbitrary system of
making rules, together with the starvation
vvagos paid to miners, and tho inhuman and
Imrharous troutmiMif np,.nn1,.i t..i...
clo not understand the laws well' enough to
defend thomselves.
tto denounce tho system of contract labor
where tho laborer is siiliiprioil in cn .,,.,(..
abuso and receives tho least pay.
we clenouueo the passago by tho Assembly
of what is known as "Tho Workiuguien's
t-omperwition Act," making employes re
sponsible for any injuries bis workiugmcn
may receive, unless such injuries are duo to
the workingiuen's own careles.noss.
Wo reaflirm tho constitutional privilege of
tlio peoplo to peacefully assemble) and peti
tion for tho redress of grievances; and we
denounce, as legalized murder, tlm ul,o,.(i,.
clown of mem peacefully inarching along the
highways, that has occ urred at various times
imd placos undor the system of government
y lujunciiou.
We declare ourselves unaltorally opposed
to tho system of government by representa
tion, and demand for tho people tho right to
vuco eurcciiy.
i.osolved. 'that wo will uso our best
emicavors to accomplish such reforms ami to
eradicate such glariug evils as havo boeu
enumerated.
CoMMirt'KK ON KKSOI.UTIONH.
Kondrlck Ilouso Free Lunch.
Grand Army bean soup will bo sorvod
to all patrons to-night.
freo
Orailgo lltosHoius.
Martin Ilreuuan, of St. Clair, aud Miss
Maggio Higglns, of Pottsvllle, will bo
married ou tho 15th inst., iu the Catholic
church at tho latter place
Ou the 20th inst. MU May, daughter 'of
Capt. Edward Iiceso, of Park Place, and
Itobeit Hartmaii, of llloomsbiirg, will be
Joined iu wedlock at the home of the bride's
parents.
Miss I'nrrio May Scnar, ot Ashland, and
Charlos W. Fistor, of Philadelphia, were uiai
ricd yestorday afternoon at the former placo.
Tiicy will reside Iu Philadelphia.
William Haas aud Miss Annie Miller, lioth
of Ashland, were joined lu wedlock yosterday.
Tho engagemeut of Miss KIlio McGlyui.
and IMwaid F. Ilritz, both of Malianoy City.
Is aunounced. Tlie happy ovout will take
placo ou the 20th lust!
-1 - - - - - -lo
Through Your I'llu.
The counterfeit flOO silver certiflcato a
nute s woll executed as to deceivo the very
elect has re-appoared. One of those turned
up in Philadelphia a few days ago, biit.lt
passed without ejuestlou two banks, a trust
company and tho United States sub-treasury.
Murrlitge l.icensea,
Chas. Loxo, of Ioivcllo, and Minnie M,
Shuey, of Taylorsville,
John I. llohuau and Harriet Meyiion, both
of Malianoy City.
At Payno's nursery, (ilrardville. you will
find the largest stock ever seen lu the county,
(Jump Miiude, Mldclletoltli, l'a,, Hpeclat lie
ducml Kitten, VI u I'lillnilelplilB
unci Heading ItHlltiity,
The Philadelphia & Heading Hallway an
nouncos that during the continuance of Camp
Meado at Mlddletowii, oxcursion tickets good
for two days Including day of sale, or from
Saturday until Monday, will bo sold at
special rates. For lufoimatloii as to rates,
time of trains, etc., consult any P. & H
ticket agent.
For your watch repairing aud Jewelrv rn-
pairing go to Iko Orkiu't, ISO South Mam
street. tf
Geranumtis, fuchsiaB. liausies. dai sea. roset
etc., for spring planting at Payne's nurseries,
Girardvllle. Tuberose and gladiolus bulbs.
Merchant
Tailoring !
This is another new branch
We have added to our busi
ness. We are prepared to
make you suits in the latest
and newest creations for the
fall and winter season of '9S
and '99. Our prices alone art
a drawing card, as well as our
styles and makes. Our novel
ties are not to be duplicated
elsewhere. Call and see us
once, and you will call again.
MAX LEVT,
15 E. Centre St.
Up-To-Date Hat Store and Shenandoah's
Greatest Gent's Furnishing Store.
35
Cents per yard for home
inaiie rag carpet ; others
for 40, 45, 50 and 65c per
yard. Call and see our
new line ot Brussels. Vel
vets and Ingrain carpets.
FRICKE'S CARPET STORE.
10 South Jardln Street.
We Want
A Man
A man, intelligent, well
infonned, hnrd-working
man, one who knows a
good thing when lie sees
it, and who can appreciate
good value, and then
We Want His
Wife, Too
She must be a lover of the
beautiful. We want them
to come to our store aud
look over our goods we
don't ask them to buy
and then go tell their
neighbors what they think
of it.
M. O'NEILL,
toe 3. Main St.
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
DANDRUFF
... Is the Beginning ol Baldness.
Wootphal'D fluxiHatop
Cures Dandruff and all diseases of the scalp.
FOR SALR AT
DITTO'S BfflfBEi! 5iW
Ferguson House Block.
THE
Money Question !
Here it's a question of how
much or how little. No matter
how much coin you have, you'll
find it has more purchasing power
with us than elsewhere. It is uot
because your dollars contain more
metal for us. but because we are
satisfied with smaller tolls. If we
can't give you a fair equivalent we
don't want your money.
T.J.BROUGHALL,
28 Soutb Mala Street.