1
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES.
We have a full
suppK of ruK'S, pons, pencils,
companions, etc., on hand at
very low prices.
HOOKS & BROWN,
a N. VI a In St.
CANTRELL & GOCHRANE'S
20 Cents Per Bottle.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
3 South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa,
lit. Got tlitt .iltiKrli.
Whllo visiting this country Dickons ono
mornliiK reerlvl n lottcr, purporting to
lmvo been written by 1111 Knullsh laburlnit
innn (Hid tils wlfo, In which in roiiKli
phraseology they stated tlmt thoy hoard n
Brent ileal rupet-tlnK tlio Ivnuti. til hooks
tiu Imd written mid the. Rood ho imd dono
for "hh joor folks" nml asked liii purmls
sloii to iinmo their llttlo hnhy boy after
ldni, promising to so cducntu htm tlmt lie
might lllliy npprocmiu wiu wurjB m i"
IHMellst .
DIckenR sent n reply stntlnr Mint lie wm l
jiroiul to know that his name, had been
conferred on the, child in recollection of
hU writings nml wishing that tho little
ono might become all that his parents
hoped to md him, lidding that if ho could
over learn that ho had been the means of
iiwakenlng In tlio little ono any new lovo
for his fellow creatures nnd n desire, to
help thorn with his sympathy ho should
feel much pleasure, in the knowledge.
This ilrt letter, it appears, was merely
n subU-rfuge mi tlio part of the son of nn
olllcor in tho army who wns dcslrons of
obtaining tho autograph of the novelist for
his collection. J Jo wns ashamed of tho
mean trick he played uixm Dickons, but
from It he gained afar higher npproclntion
of tho uhnrnrter of tho writer thnn ho oth
erwise might have had. Kxehango.
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,
150 fire test.
ECLIPSE OIL. COMPANY,
No H3 KitHt Coal Stieet, PhennmUmh, lVniia
Mull orilt'f iirnmittW uttimlril to.
EXTRA !
The Huston I .ictory Shoe Store
just received a big line of boots
and shoes from a Boston shoe
factory. This enables then) to sell
cheaper than anybody in this
u- nn. Here are a few prices :
lien's solid leather shoes, from oc up
ljullus' " ' " " 90c up
Children's solid leather shoes, 25c up
We have also received a big line
of boots which nobody can beat in
prices. We sell miner's boots and
shoes cheaper than any body in
town. We guarantee our shoes as
the best solid leather shoes, and are
unlike some stores who are selling
paper shoes instead of leather.
Come In anil Hxamlne
Our Prices and Goods
BOSTON
27 Sooth Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
I. SPONT, PROP.
FOUR HOOKS ABOVE POST 0PHCK.
We Test Eyes
Absolutely Free.
We examine nnd test tlie eves In a scientific
way, and jjivc exjiert advice free to fill. And
where plassej nre found to be ab)ltitcly
necessary we make them to fit nccumtelj to
the sight, nose ana lace. And we aiso nirii
isli them at reasonable urices.
We gnarantee each pair of spectacles to
give entire satisfaction, we are huimiuu
they Trill pleaie you in every respect, by
wonderfully improving the sight and np.iear
unce, Thos. Buchanan,
OPTICIAN,
118 S. Mail. Street.
BEST LINE OF"
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
HAY ud HTKAW.
Floor and Table Oil Cloths,
1
circa
Tills modern malady has bocomo
dreaded not more for its direct fa
tality than for the weakm-as of
body and mind it leaves behind it.
Prolonged debility, permanent pros
tration, melancholy and suicide fol
low La Grippo. For litis disease
there i3 no remedy superior to
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
"Tho test remedy (or la grippo that 1
know of Is Ayer's Cherry Pectoral."
Kev. JOHN K. CHARE,
South Hampton, N. II.
"My ulfo and five children wern taken
down with la grippo, whllo the dkiMsa i.asso
widely provnlont. I dosed them with Ay.r'g
Cherry Pectoral, and before using quite two
buttles my f.imily was lostored to health. I
know of suveral obstinate cases of the eamo
complaint which were also cured by this
r.mody." 1. l'AUMINTIT.,
Taulotte, Miss.
" I wni curod of la grippe by tho mo ol
Ayer's Cherry 1'ectoral."
c. s. TnoMrsoN,
Pub. "Signal," West Kurmington, 0.
i3 put up in half-aize bottles at half
price 50 conts.
LINCOLN'S JOKE.
linn-Hp 1'lvi il tin, l:i'KiiinllillIty l'or tlii
I.o8 of llurperV I'Vrry.
I'resident Lincoln's Jokes, especially
when perpetrated In connection with grave
matters, usually had a purpoM) In them.
After Ia-o Imd taken Harper's Kerry tho
president, realizing how gieat a calamity
It was to the northern arms, determined
If possible to tlx tho responsibility for tho
loss of the important position.
Ilalleok was summoned, but did not
know where the blame lay. "Very well,"
paid Lincoln, "I'll ask General Hehenck."
Tho latter could throw no light upon tho
question, further tlmn to say that ho was
not to blame. Milroy was the next to be
called to the pre-ence of the commander
in chief and to enter a plea of "not
guilty." Hooker was next gl en a hear
ing, and Fighting Joe made a ery em
phatic disclaimer of all responsibility.
Then the presldont assembled the four
generals in his room and said tothoni:
"fieiitloiiien, Harper's Ferry was surren
dered nnd none of you, It seems, is re
sponsible. I am very anxious to discover
tho man who is." After striding across
tho room several times the president sud
denly threw np his bowed head and ex
claimed: "I liavo it! I know who Is re
sponsible" "Who, Mr. I'resident; who is It?" asked
tho distinguished quartet as they lookod
finxlous, If not troubled.
"(iontlomon," said tlio president, with
n meaning twlnklo in Ids eyo, "General
Leo is tho man."
There was a lack of mirth In the langh
created, ami tho four generals took their
departure with a determination that they
would not again bo placed under suspi
cion. Detroit Froo Press.
Itediired Kates to TtOiton.
On account of thomecting of thoSoveieign
(irand Lodgo, I. (). O. F., at Boston, Mass.,
September 10 to 21, lS'.lS, the Pennsylvrnia
U iilro td Company has arranged to soli excur
sion tickets September 10 to 21) inclusive,
fiom all ticket stations on its line, to Ho: ton.
at rate of single faro for the round trip.
Tickets will bo good to return until Sept. 111
bci HO, 18!)s., inclusive, when p'opcrly stamped
liy the Joint Agcn'
Annual Soles overO, 000,090 Eoxos
FOR BILIOUS AND NEBV0US DISORDERS
such as Wind nnd Tain in the Stomneli,
Giddiness, Fulness nftor meals, Head
ticho. Dizziness, Drowsinoss. Flushings
ot Heat, Loss of Appetlto, Costivcness.
lilotchcs on tho Skin. Cold Chills. Dis
turbed Sleep. Frightful DroamB nnd nil
Nervous and Trembling Sonsatlons.
THE PIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF
IN TWENTY MINUTES. Every BUfforer
will acknowlodgo them to bo
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
Iir.r.CHAM's Pills. taken ns direct
ed, Vllqulckly rostoro Fomnlos to com
ploto health. They promptly romovo
obstructionaorirrosulorities of tho sys
tem unit euro Melt liesulnclic. For a
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Boecham's Pills aro
Without a fiva!
And have the
LARCEST SALE
Ofar;)-Patent Mr-illrliic In the World,
25c. at all Drug Stores.
hm Peciorai
Our Fall and
m:'
and see it while wc: are opening the cases and
Every niece is all-wool, well made, and offered
'Conic
in business.
s an area of nearly half a block, and every fooj of it is occupied by the stock of novelties in children's clothing which we have just bought. Just visit our store and see how
with clothing stylish, up-to-date Clothing for Men, Youths, Hoys nnd Chh1tcn, and all offered at prices challenging all competition. The prices are marked in
on every piece, and from thqss prices we take off the 10 per cent, which we get from the wholesale louscs on account of being large buyers. The public gets the benefit of
Whenever you leave your hbiue with the intention of buying clothing always keep your mind on the fact that the largest clothing house in the county, the one carrying the
of clothing and the place where you can get the best bargains for the least money is the , - -
ment occupic:
it is crowded
plain figures
our rebate.
largest stock
POTTSVILLE COURT.
I lie Mills of .ItOillrc' inn (liltidlng Jltt. Hl-
IhKly Pint Thl 'lei 111.
llerniird Duulavoy and John Oitscy, rosl-
j detiti nf Ashland, were convicted of assault
nrd battery on Amelia Hancock, of Gordon,
11 young lady of 21 years of ano. l.ut on tho
second count, the nttcmpt to ravish, the
jury ncitultted them of that charge. They
were sentenced to pay $10 line, costs nnd six
months lnprim,mnciit.
Trunk Weiss, convicted of larceny, must
pay $11) flue, costs and sorve six months.
John liowcrswill be tiled 011 the charpe of
murdering Frank Yntsklmky next Monday.
l'.d. Titus was prosecuted by his wlfo for
ilrnTtlnii and t.nn support, and must appear
In court next November if n settlement Is
nut reached before that thno.
Thco. Fredericks, convicted of larceny, on
oath of Mary J. Itellly, was sentenced by
Judge licchtcl to pay a fine, of $.r, costs and
three months.
ltohcri alynsky, larceny, ou oath of
Charles Oallereas; sentenced to pay $10 line,
costs and IK) days from commencement.
In (he casoof Wm, 11. Moyor, of Mahanoy
City, charged with a. and b. to ravish Annie
Augalls, a verdict of not guilty, defendant
to lwiy tho costs was rendered.
Tlio Judges hi tho Lyon-Dunn contest court
are holding secret sessions In looking up the
tigures from the various districts in order to
arrive at a conclusion as to who has been
elected to tho olllco of Orphans' Court Judge.
I homas Evans, of Mahanoy City, was di
rected by Judgo Koch to pay $2 per week for
the support of his daughter nnd give security
for tho payment.
Jehu Douglass pleaded guilty to a charge of
assaultnnd battery with intent to kill . J 11 dee
Ilechlol spoke of tho enormity of tho cilino
and Its conse'iuences. Douglass was sentenced
to pay a line of $100, costs of prosecution and
tiireo and one half years in t lie Schuylkill
county prison.
A true bill was found in the case of Ann
Llouollvn against John and Jane Davis, on
iv charge of forcible ontry and detainer.
Sunday I'm-iii-hIoii.
The last one-day excursion to Atlantic
Clty'.vla Heading railway will ho on Sunday
next, 11th Inst. Train leaves at S:l a. m
Fare $2.50 11 r'Gt
Leg llrokell.
John Krotczak, n miner employed at the
I'.llangowau, colliery and residing in
town had his left leg fractured and
abdomen severely contused by a fall of coal
yesterday afternoon. His condition is not
very ffiioiis. He was taken to tho Mineis'
hospital.
Ask your grocer for the "Royal Patent
flour, and take 110 other brand. It is tho best
llotir made
tin: i.APir.s.
The pleasant effect and perfect safety with
which ladies may uso Syrup of Figs, under
all conditions, make it their favorite lemcdy.
To get tlio truo and genuine article, look for
the name of tho California Fig Syrup Co.
printed near tho bottom of tho package. For
sale by all druggists.
psrguson's Theatre.
One Solid Week Commencing'
ill SEPT. 12,
ELMER E. VANCE'S
Comedy Company
I'roiUicin a scries of grand scenic
productions never before seen nt
10, 20 and 30c.
Monday evening the gieat realistic
railroad comedy drama,
WITH
run wonohk
BEATRICE.
Limited
TUIiSDAY,
Patent Applied For."
Free ! - Free !
20,000 Flags to be )Now We Have Them.
Given Away ',nc
To purchasers Fancy Striped Hose
offcoods to amount In ladies' aud cbil
of 5 cents and over, A dren's sizes. They
from one of the finest ia M seamless and
, , ... -IB the patterns are the
nnd cheapest lines of -A fincs; jn (() bc
notions, toys, &c. had.
- fO"
TL. ll..,.. -
I lie ncnc.i
III fancy hand
work fcr tidies, mats
and table scarf of
Batlenberjr Laces.
We lue a full line
of the Pattc r n s ,
kings, I.ares nnd
Thread. The ma
terial is very cheap.
We Sell
A The genuine
J. celebrated llcmin
(9 way I '.mb r o i d e r y
(n Silks at three cents a
. skein. We also keep
la large line of the
ft Corlicelli, lleldinc's
.and llcmin way's
(j, Knitting Silks.
Horgan's Fancy Bazar,
S3 North INlaln Street.
s.
Great Mammoth
PITHY POINTS.
1 niioc .TIinniKlioiit Hit Coiinlij
( hroolcli'il lor IIh.Ij IV men I.
Shenandoah will pull n light volo this fall.
Tho lieadlng hallway Is shott of freight
and coal cars.
Some men never respect tho things they
are unable, to understand.
Tho Free Silver Club of Foastvlllo will
hold n picnic 011 Satmday.
(leorgo W. Davis, tho Ccntralla druggist
bus been appointed tax colli ctor by thecouit.
Mr. and Mrs (1.1). Kalcr have ictuiiiid
from Atlantic City to their homo in Mahanoy
City.
Many Shenandoah people will go to Fiee
land on Saturday to encourage the old
"Vets."
According to oculists, poor window glass
is responsible for eyo strain, ou account of
the faulty refraction.
Tho Justices Association will meet In
l'ottsvlllo next Monday and elect a delegate
to the stato convention.
A steam wreck ear has arrived at Mahanoy
Plane, and tho wrecking crew nt that place Is
now better able to meet emergencies.
The ollicials of Mt. Carinel are not pleased
with the new truck ordered for tho Hook
and Ladder Company. It Is loo light,
Tho coal and Iron pollco aro busy probing
Into tho robbery of a ear at llnck Mountain
which was reported Monday night. They
have recovered many of tlio articles which
were hidden in tho creek by the robbers.
The $ 1,701) bonds Issuod by the lioaidof
West llaalcton some weeks ago have all been
disposed of at a premium of $1 per hundred.
Don't delay a mlniito. Cholera Infinitum,
dysentery, diarrhoea comes suddenly. Only
safe jdan Is to have Dr. Fowler's Extinct of
Wild Strawbony always on hand.
Muiiy jllarrlaue I.Iciiich.
As an indication that there are prosperous
times ahead, it might bo stated I'cKister
Kicso has i.sued dnriiiR the present yiar bi)U
licenses to marry, which is a pirtty uond
showing. Ycstciday tho following weie
is-ucd : John tl. Schad, of Mahanoy J vp ,
and l.llcu I!. White, of Malmmy City ;
I'lanklin Diy and I.innie Juno Tnmt, bolli
of Taimi.ua.
I .ret l'lret Viral
Insure your property fiom loss in the
oldest and stiongcst cash companies i l'hila"
Underwriters Insurance Co. of North
America and l'lro Association, llaitford
I'lro Ins Co., American Hire Insurance Co.,
Westchester Kiro !n. Co., United Firemen's
Ins. Co. T. T. Williams,
1S3 S. Jardlli St., Shenandoah.
Miirrh.gn License Tax.
Itevcnuo Collector McClaiu, uf Philadel
phia, has advised County hegisters that a
teu-euiit stamp must be attached to maniago
cerllllcates by the pcison performing the
marriage, lieietofoie tlio ilcgistcrs hac
collected this tax in their olllics when issuing
the license.
Had
blood and indigestion nio deadly
enemies to good health, llurdoek lilood
Hitters destroys thom.
DAVISON,
THE FURNITURE
AND
Queen
ClNDERflfef
lZi
DEALER
II jreby makes Ills fall an
nouncement to those who
Intend to purchase n stove
or range for the winter.
We have nlreadj- sold a quantity of them, and
will continue to increase our sales M'liy?
IlecuiiHe wc ate new beginners ami wish to
establish a Kood trade by kIvIiik you full value
fore-cry dollar you Invest. We call special
attention to oar "Queen Cinderella Hiiiiko" of
which the ubiive cut Is n correct fae-olmilu It
lins six cooklliK biilvs, made with lire box at
either right or .left hand end. All the Intcht
Imiirovements all tho best ideas, rmir.ibco
Uijis. I.aiKO blub ovens, thorouKhly ventilated,
ltcmnvable nlc-kcl door jilate with broiuu
metlallon. The side shelf, oven door kicker,
shaker handle nnd knobi nre nickel plated.
Duplex or triplex wrnte, that can ho removed
nuil replaced without dis'iirhlliK the lfulnjs.
Direct draft damper. Larue nh pan. (,'ut loiiu
centre. Id owed cover. Kite libit or east Iron
liuloKs. Highly pollnheil edses. l''oIdiiiK nickel
towel rml.
Sold and Guaranteed at
Davison's
BUSY . FURNITURE , AND . STOVE , STORK,
121-123 North MaliiSt.
-&S5
Winter Stock of Clothing
ms NOW
get the first chance to make selections. We have thi.s fall a better line of clothing than we have ever, had since we started
for little money. There can bc no trouble in getting a fit, as we have plenty of suits in all sizes. Our Children's Depart-
THIS WKATH1.K.
Tho forecast for Friday: Fair to partly
cloudy, slightly warmer weather and fresh
westerly to southwesterly winds, followed by
local thunder storms,
Dentils nnd I'liiivrals.
J.lllr, the t8 year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John O'lleam, of Now Philadelphia,
died Tuesday night. Shown. about to becomo
a member of tho Sodality. Tho fiinor.il will
take placo to-morrow morning.
lluuy J. Moyor, an old resident and
foimer Jtillcr of the l'eaco of Frackvlllo,
died last night after an Illness of several
weeks. He left a largo family of adult
children, Airs. Jacob lllhlenhrandt, of West
l.lnyd street, Is ono of the ileceaed's
daughters. .
11k Is I'nliirtiinnte,
Samuel Rosenthal, a woll known young
Hebrew of Uazletnn, Is qulto unfortunate
Only last week bo nearly lost ono of his eyes
by a kick from a horso nnd yostorday, wns
driving along a highway when his horse bo
c.ime I'llghlcned at an approaching trolley
car. 1 lie animal negan 10 oacK, aim a mo
ment later tlio wagon went over the em
bankment, throwing Itoscnthal out, and
diiectly under tho horso s hoof. The horso
immediately resorted to hU kicking pro
clivities, and struck the unfortunate young
man 011 tho left leg, causing u compound
frai'turo.
A litllo life may be saciifiecd ton sudden
attack of croup If you don't havn Dr.
Thomas' IVlctric Oil 011 hand for tho
cmeri'oiicy.
Horbil tlntherlng.
There was n very enjoyablo social gather
ing at the resldenco of Mr. and Mrs. Janios
Cuogan, on West Coal street, last evenine.
Vocal and instrumental music, dancing nnd
addresses were among thooveuts of tho even
ing and refreshments woro sorved. Tho
JIahan children, Koso nnd John, rendered
several dilhYult violin duets. Among tho
guests wero Misses l'lla and Annlo Urophy, of
llrnoklyu, N. Y ; Miss Annlo Lawler, of
Ashland; Miss Theresa Kelly, of Philadel
phia ; Miss Ibi.o Mahan, and .Messrs. 1. H.
Foley, Patrick Murphy, Joseph Murphy,
Patrick and Thorn-is Conville, John J. Shore.
John Malum, Thomas Itrophy, Mr. Mahan
and Dr. V. N. Stein, of town.
All kinds of vegetables and flowor seeds,
and plants at Payne's nurseries, (lirardville.
I-lectric ruin pass tho door. ii-0-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
IM)U SAt.K ---Two pool tr1lt' in pooit coiull
' ttmi. Can lm liouwlit very renniiiiljli
Ai jily tn Antliony Sch tn inker, IiW South Mnln
wtrrrt. tf
IOHT. Kslrayod from tho jirt'inlneii, iil'J 'vt
J Coal Htri'ct, on Hunilay, tho 1 1 It Inst,, A pup.
ajji'tl jihnut H iiionth. Color l whito Uth
libH-k Hp)t, ami tin- rar4 have a tirown tint.
Huitabti t'wml will Ik' nivun llndvr by return
ing tatiK' to ahovo aihlic. U-fi-Kt
FOK HAM1 A ahialiIo pronerty, (hvcllliip:
Iioum' nml ht.ihle. in (lenlialilo Itcatioii. Kor
fiuther pnrtlculaiK, apply to Sirs,
ter, W W'ct Centre troet.
JoHopli (inn
0-5-lw
1AOU SAIiK. -A lot f houeholil jjoods, In
1 cliuliu; parlor, Bltttu loom ami hod room
fiirnMiinK'.. sewlnR puielilne, etc. Will ho nolil
at a s.ierillee. Also noino mining mnehlneK.
Apply at;m South Jarilln t-treet. U-o-at
N'OTU'K. Di'wiiahlo propeitleri for sale. Ai
ply to .s. J. iM. llollopeter, attorney,
henallloah, K-31-tf
1
l? talnhiK 13 comfortnhlo rooms on South
Malnntreet. I.ovatetlln tho huslnets portion.
I!t'u4tm:il)le terms. Call at Hkkald otlUo. H-'J-lni
FOR HATjK. A vatiiuMe propeity on West
Centre Htroct, ilwclltiig houe, ami all eon
veiileneeH In (leslrahlo location. Apply to
Tiium.w TohIi, for further particulars. o-JMf
4 lMINISTUATOH'S NOTICK.ItterH of
ailmlnlstratlon on tho utato of Jm oh
Lamlifr. latoof North Union towuuhfp, .Schuyl
kill eountv, Pa , tleeeased, have heen Kcauteil to
Wm. II .N'uiiKt'feTt iehtHi)(x at RliiKtown, I'a,,
to whom all perMons lutlehteit to wild estate nre
irqui'iti il to maUn payment, anil thoso having
etaiutK or ih-mandi will make known tho mimo
w Ithout delay.
or to m ii, iuN(irHrR,
K. (. JI. llin.MU'irrizu, Att'y. AilmlnlMrator.
Auk- a, Ih't. Wi-l't-lWZ-YJ
FOR SALE.
A Knrm. I.oenteil nhotit one mll from
Itluutowu. OoiitalnlnK nhout:i7 aeriH, dwelling
anil all neeeHiry huihlIiiKH Cheap and on
easy terinx. Apply to A. J 1'lumiM, Attorney,
101 West Mntket hIm i t, 1'olUvMlr, or to T It.
JteUtlall, Hhcuaniloah.
Alo all that certain leasehold, Httuatu nt Xn,
12i"i Wiht Coal Htieer, In Vtt Mahanoy town
Htitp. A f;ooil harKiiln ami cheap
T. It. IlKDDAI.r.,
Corner Main anil Centre streets,
8.12-1 in hhenauiloah, Ia.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
Olllee of the Stato Hospital for injured person
of the Anlhraclto Coal IU'K'onof Puuiiflylvaniu.
I-'ouutaln HprlnK,J. l'enna.
Sealetl and miirlced ''proposals for supplIeM"
for the St ile llimpital fcr injured rerpon of tho
Authiaelto Coal Kenton of lN iniMyl vanla, will
bo reeeUed hy the Hoard of Trustees up to and
including tho twentieth day of October, A. 1),
1KUS, for furnishing oread, meats, proeerles.
lrup4, iduhIIih, frultK, veKetahles, lev, feet), coal
&e., for the year ending December Hint, lhfj
The Jloam of Trustees rcnervo the right to re
ject any orTUI biiN. A Hchedule of tho articled
and probable amount of each required, jvlll he
luiiilslieil ou application Aiiure.ii,
,1. (J. IJumi.i:, Sup't State Honitnl,
iMUiinain wprin(H, I'enna
For Sale.
Valuable Shenandoah prop
erty, centrally located on Oak
street, with all modern conveni
ences, store room and dwelling.
Ifor further information apply at
this office. 9-2-ini
HERE.
Clothing
PERSONAL MENTION.
J, W. Meyer spent last evenliiR in Ashland
Jacob lllldetibraiidt visited lolallves at
Frackvlllo to-ilny.
Assessor Thomas lircnnan made a trip to
l'ottsvlllo this morning.
Policeman Michael Hurloy transacted busi
ness at tho county seat to-day.
Letter Carrier John M. Hock's family was
ttitrraM- bv the arrival of a sou.
I J. J. llradlgan yesterday moved his family
I from South J.irdlu to West Cherry street.
Hurry Itudduck, of Palmyra. N, J , Is vis
iting nt tho resldenco ot William Jell'erson,
011 South Jardlu strcet.
Wedding Holts.
George Schod, of Colos, and Mlsi Ella
White of Mahanoy City, will bo married In
tho Gorman Lutheran church at tho latter
placo ln-nllit.
Miss Maggie Stewart, daughter of Charles
M. Stewart, of Frackvlllo, foreman of Mah
anoy l'lano, will bo married ou Wednesday
nest to Harry It. Scott, of Pottsvllle, sou of
formor Shcrlir Scott. Tho ceremony will be
performed nt tho homo of tho bride's parents
by Itov J.J. lleuchler, pastor of tho Fiack
villo I.vangellcal church.
Door Tender Injured.
Uaphacl McKernan, a bright young sou of
Poter McKernan, of McAdoo, employed nsa
door tender In the Audourlod No. 11 slope,
was painfully Injured In tho region of the
hips yesterday. He was struck by a chtito
and knocked under the trip, being dragged a
distance bofoio tho cars could bo stopped.
Ills escapo from having his legs sovcicd vas
miraculous, considering that 0110 was ahead
of tho wheel.
Huso Itilll,
Tho released playors of tho doctors' and
druggists, base hall team of town will play a
game at Ashland to-morrow.
smmmrmtrnfflimmnrmmm
10 PER CENT.
REDUCTION
Is what we are allowing all pttvcliasers to the
amount of 1.00 and over at our new place
f23 EAST CENTRE STREET.
Our slock is larger and our means to eater to our fiiends are per
fect. We can now please the most fastidious.
gmS. BLOCK,
CLOTHIER AND GENT'S FURNISHER.
--A BIG SENSATIONS
Is being caused in f own by the
Factory Shoe Store
In the manner they arc underselling their competitors. It i5 certainly the cheapest place iii
town lo buy Hoots, Shoes, Hats, Cups and (Icnl's Furnishing Goods Here are a few prices:
Men's nnd l.ndies' tan shoes, were $ 1. 7$ and 51.50, now 90C ; those at fr.75 and f 2.00,
now $1.25; Men', gum boots $2.10; Hoy's WoonsocUet boots, $1.95 ', Men's $3.5 Duck
booh, $2.50 ; Ladles' shoes, 80C and up,
New Factory
Abo. Lcvlnc, Prop.
Beware of close Imitations of Ihe name of
I
IKE ORKIN,
Jewelry, Silverware, Musical
No.
TEUAIINUS OP THO
We are again doing business at the old stand, with our former large
stock of goods. Mr. Orkin is still in attendance and is conducting the
business. He invites all his former patrons to call and pay hhn a visit.
The stock consists of a complete line of jewelry and musical instru
ments. The prices are the feature of the store ; they are within reach
of every purchaser. Repairing a specialty. Before you buy elsewhere
call and see our stock aud get prices. No trouble to show goods. We
have polite salespeople.
House,
tttihn Globafer
RHEUMATISM
IfEUKALGIA aal t!aiilar Complaint.,
ai,a pit'imna uaui r tlio tirinncnt
GEnMAH MEDICAL LAWS.
prescribed by eminent physician!
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Wr.rlil I-nnnwriCil I Ilrmfirlraltlv sup CRMffnl I
Only gcniilno Willi Trade Mark" Anchor,'
r. Ail. lilchtcrA Co., 215 1'rnrlSt.,. Kew .orl
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch Honses, Own Qlassworks.
aitWcu. Lnuorsuu c rucounacnucu 117
A. Vasley, 106 H. Main St.,
0, II. Ilacenbnch, 103 N. Main St,
P.P.D. Klrlin, 6 S. Main St
Shenandoah.
DR. RICHTCITQ
ANCII01t KTOItlAtJlIATi host
1 Coll, lHspppwIr-fcHtOHlllcp C'omplillnlw. 1
DRINK-
CI.IvARY'S KXTRA I'INK
QUALITY
-GINGER ALE, -
Superior Sarsaparilla...
aud Oranxe Cliampajrne.
Shoe Store,
V S. INlaln St.
our store, but look for the rljrht place.
EDUCATED and ARTISTIC TASTES
In wall paperR ami Jecoiations Is one- nt thu
nineteenth eentury uceonipUHliments. That if
why tl.ime who select their wall paper at
OAKDIN'H pet fneli tUIlRlitful results. It Iwn't
neceHHary to purchase tho expenslvo Kraden, I ho
deniii and colorH are Just an artlstto In tlut
cheaper Km'h.'H If they an not no tleh. Kor
those who wNh to Ueeorato their roomwlth
artistlu wiill pupiTH u' to
J. P. CARDEN,
224 West Centre Street, Shenandoah, Ia
Instruments, Optical Goods.
llv
C. 3
1 Mfsz.wjmry
1 S3 South tVlaln Street.
SCHUYLKILL TRACTION COHI'ANY'S RAILWAY".
j.. goldin, pr0P.
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B. Foley, 37Wtre Bt.
5S
9 8c 11 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, FEIN N A.