BOX PAPER
Our fall stock has been
received. Our ioc box is a wonder.
Have you tried it yet? Another
lot a1so of the one vou want for
fine corr'sp"" !' The "Penn
sylvania, ' u better .25c box you
cannot find. Ask to see our stock
suitable for presents.
HOOKS & BROWN,
.Q. M. Main St.
HAVE YOU TRIED""
ih Houck's
Headache
Cure ?
A rire uri or
your money
it a trial.
refuntltM (tive
mBuous-
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
3 South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
TuU'piione Connection
m
bosses many a body and bur
dens many n mind. You can't enjoy
tho food you liko because vou aro
bilious. ou take all sorta of pre
cautions, and yet tho bilious attack
leaps on you liko a tiger from ambush.
You know tho feeling I Tho blood
seeming on fire with a dull heat ; tho
boring pains in tho eyes ; the head
seeming to open and shut ; tho hor
rible nausea. You know tho irrita
bility which precedes and the languor
that follows tho attack. It's miser
able, isn't it ? Why not euro tho
trouble ? Thero's a pill thatwill euro
biliousness. Dr. J. C. AYEU'S PILU3
aro an acknowledged specific for this
derangement.
A. SwanRor, Tcxr.rkana, Tex., writm :
" Tor flfteun years 1 have umvI Aver' Pills,
and find tlu'tn very oiTcctito in bilious i ota
plaint."'. 1 have ;ct to seo tho caso whero
they havo failed to euro."
If You nrr Dillon
DO NOT FAIL TO
Try
of PILLS
-- AT THIS- -
BON-TON MILLINERY
In iiur luvortiuent vou will flml all t)m new
style for Hull mill Winter In Trlmmril anil I'll
trliimit'd IlnU, nnil lit biii Ii print in nier In
forrc lieanl of. W havo ImnilrciN of hat to
leet from. You fan save mont-y ami tlnu' li
vNltlnir the Hon Ton
,SAII.OICS AND AVAl.KINd IIAT-.
No limit to tlio iiuuntlty. We liavi- the
largest nortmunt. Alpo lUrila, luilN,
Ft-athi'rH nnil otlier novelties. I.arKet
Moclc In tho county nml clmtcrpt selection.
Wo want your trndo for tho very reason
wo have tho largest stock nml ncll nt prices
lower tlian everybody olso would term
Low I'rlccr.
MOUItNINO (KMMI-i.
Wo aie the nole hcaiUiuarters. Our parlors
contain a splendlil array of ootls.
Mliirluco Licenses.
Klmer lliiml and r.iiima Kuiitzcliuan, liotli
of I'orter township.
Patrick Stapk'ton and Mary Mtfliilre, both
of Tort ("arlioti.
lihvard R. Lawless anil Mary Marrah, both
of Pottsville.
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough!
Bears tho
Signature of
ROUGH RIDER HATS,
All Colors, 69C.
BON TON MILLINERY,
No. 29 North Main Street.
Tirol I'lrn! 1'lrc.l
Insure your property from loss in tho
Idestaml stronccst cash companies: l'bila.
Underwriters Insurance Co. of Noith
America and 1'iro Association, llartrord
Kilo Ins. Co., Ainericjin I'iro Insiir.inee Co.,
West Chester Tire !ns. Co., United Firemen's
Jus. Co. T. 'I'. Wim.ia.ms
12.1 H. Jurdiu St., Shenandoah.
THIS IS
PLAIN TALK
That the Boston Factory Shoe
Stole carries an exceptionally big
line of boots and shoes. All our
goods are purchased direct from
the factories. This enables us to
sell cheaper than our competitors
and also our imitators. Here are a
few prices :
ilen's solid teatticr shoes, from 9oc up
Ladles " " " yocup
Children's solid leather shoes, 25c up
Ueeds Kccordcil.
From William (Jrimmor to Lewis Snay
beiger, piemises in l'ort Clinton.
From Mary Cox to Patrick Flynii, premises
in Tiiscnroni.
From Francis Mcndicr, administrator, to
Lena Michael!, promises in Ashland.
PITHY POINTS.
'i..poii.iiH 'lliiiMiKliotit tli f'oiintr)
Chronicled tor llimly 1'enisHl
llerlts county fair opoii9 on Tuesday.
Six rents a uttart is tho piieo of milk nt
Hiileton.
'1 he seluxd houses of llutlcr and Malum
tonco towns.iips ale lieinc lefurnished.
Tho cmployin in tho Ashland and Olrard
vlllo ilistricls were paid yc-terday.
Tho United Mine Workers of tho Seventh
district will hold their convention in Pott
vllle on Saturday.
Tho l'hihulelphia and KuuIIiir liallway
I'oinpany have rut tho fit 10 over their lines to
half i.ite for sick and furlniiejicd soldiers.
Ilishop i:. II. Kephart is presiding at tho
ninety-ninth annual session of the East
Pennsylvania Conferenco of tho United
Hrethrcu church, at llarrishurii.
KiKlitvoti-yrnr-old Ueorgo McKay has con
fessed to the murder of CIcorso Carter at the
hitter's home, in Cornplanter township,
Venaniro county, on August 10th.
Tho llrady base ball team, of Shamokin,
challenges any club in Northumberland or
Schuylkill county to play a icnmo of ball for
$10 libido.
The Northumberland Presbytery will meet
in HloonisburK next year.
The removal of P. & It. offices to Tamaqua
in tho near future will tako about 30 families
from Shamokin.
Dr. S C. Swallow last night delivered an
allelic-a in tho court house at New Castle.
While working in tho Jeauesville slope,
Luzerne county, Patrick Malum was killed
by a fall of coal.
The Presbytery of CarlUlo is in sesion at
Newvillo, Cumberland county, with 05 min
isters and elders in attendance.
At Driftou, Luzerne county, Andrew
McXcalis, of Heaver Meadow, had a leg cut
oil' by a train, of which his brother was the
engineer.
Charles Anderson, formerly reporter on
the Mahanoy City lieeord, is now employed
in a similar capacity on tho Tamaiiu.i Courier.
Kl. McClintic, a prominent baker, of Co.il
purt, Canihria county, and Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Rough, or an (inner, were nriestcd
yestciday on the charge of counterfeiting.
Members of the Willianisport Wheel Club
havo inaugurated a movement to erect a
monument in memory of Twelfth llcgiment
volunteers who died dining tho war witli
Spain.
liobert J. Caseaden, the Philadelphia hoy,
serving twelve years for killing a policeman,
yesteiday applied again to tho Hoard of
P.udons for a paidon. lie was refused In
1SUI.
Thirty-two merchants, between Tamno,ua
and Hiu.lctou, have been detected selling
oleomaigariue withouta license.
W. K. Weidensaul, now conducting a hotel
at Milton, closed negotiations yesterday by
which lie assumed charge of the now Com
mercial hotel at Mt Carmel.
1'reslijlery to Meet.
On Tuesday, next, an adjourned meeting
of tho Presbytery of Lehigh will bo held at
Ashland to install Uev. E. K. Lashlcy, for
merly of Pottsgrovo, Pa., as pastor of the
Piesliytoiian church of Ashland and Con
tialia.
WEDDING BELLS.
Slimy Ate Inliiril In (lie Holy lloinls ol
Widluck In This Vlclnlly.
All Saints' Protestant Kplscopal Hunch on
South West street, was the scene of a pretty
wedding ceremony at 7:30 o'clock last even
ing in which T. A. Timmins, a well
known and popular young man of town, and
Miss L'mmn Ilioome, uf Sliaiuokln, wele the
contracting parties. The church was filled
with relatives and friends of the lespiellve
principals. Wlllliim Veale and Miss Smllo
llangli, both of town, wele in attendance as I
giooniMnan unci bridesmaid, respectively,.
and tho bride as given nwny by Albert
Ilioome, of town. Itev O. W. Van 1'osmii,
rector of the church, oflh iatcd nt the c-otc-
luony. Mr and Mrs. Tlminins are coinfoil-1
amy located 011 i.ast cj.ik stuct. J lie nnue
was Until leccutly a teacher in the public
schools of Shamokin.
Dr. ltobett I). (Irny, of Port Carbon, and
Miss Mary Wren, daughter of George itn.
were married yesteiday afternoon at tho
residence of the bride's parents in Mnhanoj
City, by the Kev. T. M. Morrison, of tho
Piesbyleiinn church. Thoy left 011 the cwn
ing train for a short tour and on their return
will take up their residence in Poit Caibon.
Last ovening George II Wertley and Miss
M. Jennlo Olnssmire, both of Pottsville, were
joined in matrimony, at tho homo of the
bride's parents.
Francis Towers, of Centralia, and Miss
Mary Chapman, uf Aslil.iud, were yesterday
married at the latter place, in St. Joseph's
Catholic chinch. They will lesldout ten-
tralia.
Patrick Dever. of Girnrdvlllo, and Mia
Itoso Connors, of Mahanoy Plane, were
joined in the bunds of matrimony yesteiday.
Tho bridesmaid was Miss Maine Dunn, ol St.
Nicholas, and Win. Dever, a brother of the
bridegroom, was best mau.
Yesteiday ulternoon Charles Schooner anil
Miss Coleman, both of Tusearor.i, were
mauled in St. Jeiome's cliuuli, Tamaiii.a.
They weio attended by John Slattery and
Miss Coleman, sisler of the bride.
At U o'clock last ovenlug, in tho Annuncia
tion church, Michael Thornton, of Kingtown,
was wedded to Miss Julia Mctliuley, of the
same nlaco. The bride was supported by
Miss Mary Kowland, of lirowusville. while
James II mutt, of the same place, otiiciated
as groomsman. At the conclusion of the
eeiemony tlie wedding party drove to King
town, whole a feast was served. Mr. and
Mrs. Thornton will reside at Ifingtown.
Miss Maggie liusk, of tho Fiist ward, and
Joseph Lukasiewicz, uf (lilbcrton, weio
united in the holy bonds of matrimony in
the Lithuanian church.
It's folly to suller from that horrible plague
of the night, itching piles. Doin's Ointment
cures, cjulckly and permanently. At any
drug store, 50 cents.
TIIK WHATIIKIt.
TO BRING
Into Notice
Stock of . .
Our New
Furniture
The forecast for Friday: Fair, slightly
warmer and fresli to brisk southeasterly and
southerly winds, followed by rain near the
lakes.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Willlum Cattel paid a visit to friends at
Pottsville to clay.
Cornelius Davcnpoit tmnsictcil business at
tho county 'eat this morning.
.1. Claude llrowu made a trip to Pottsvlllo
this moinlng to altend to some legal business,
Alias Maggie I.eMiie, of South Main street,
and liei sister. Mis. Jacob Per, of Hughes
vllle, lire vislllng acquaintances in Hazlctou.
Miss tlussie Kline has reiurneu imuic u.
11 vacation sojourn to Ashley and Wilkes
barre. , , . .
J J. Pilce has returned home from his
trip to Uoston, Mass., and tho Now England
'' llTw. Titmanand family, to day started
on a trip to Philadelphia. Tho distance will
l. cnvcicd behind Mr. 'Pitman's team of
sorrels.
Mis-cs Kate MrNVarney and Irene Kelly
spent to day among friends at Pottsville.
Misses SUnk's millineiy parlors, on South
Jnidiu street, aro being replenished for the
fall and winter season by tho attendance of
Miss Margaret Stank at the millinery open
ings in Philadelphia. Dainty and fashionable
hiadgoar will predominate at their annual
opening.
William liees arrived in town to-day from
Camp Meade and will spend his furlough
hero with relatives.
.Mrs. D. (! Ilruhst and Mrs. Henry Warnick
went to Pottsville this morning to visit
friends.
The engagement ol Miss Nellie II. Finney,
daughter or U. S. Treasurer, John F.I'iuuey,
of Pottsville, and Ue-mo W. Helper, of
town, is auuiiiiiiccd.
OfM- ,V.
A. I 1. ('it II.',..'
Vi ' "'is
or I".' Oloko irr
7 ni c
u u 111 n t iviiiii'
iitnililiwjxa aia mmiiar uompiaiau.
anil prcn-irta uniir me etnntani
OERHAH MEDICAL LAWS.
iixtLiibod liy eminent pnytioiansi
i Dn. nicHTER s
" ANCHOR
PAIN EXPELLER.
Wft. 1.1 fnnnwnril I IJrinflfknlilv-Bllcce.pflll! 1
lOnlvpeniilnovrliliTrailc Mnrk" Anchor,'
If I.I III. I.l.r C l'n..I.MVlu-St.. ClT lOrk
31 HIGHEST AVHQS.
13 Branch Homes. Own Glassworks.
UtNcU, Endowed A rccounucnitud bj
A. Waslcy, 106 If. Main St.,
. n. Haeenuoch, 103 N. Main St.,
, r. P.D. Klrlln, 6 s. Main St.
Bhenancloah.j
DR. RICHTtR'B '
"ANnioif i!";.-rif .r.
I Colt1 . Ilyspr pslutMtomorli Cntiipliilii
We Bottle
A Miner Killed.
William Zutkii, a miner 40 years old and
residing at Mahanoy City, was instantly
killed at Park No. S colliery this morning by
a fall of top slate.
A I'npulitr Manager.
One of the most popular theatrical mana
gois in this section Is James J. Quirk, of
Kaicr's grand opora house, Mahanoy City In
conversation with the advance agent of "Mc
Doodlo's Flats," ho told me that Mr. Quirk
was ouo uf tho most exacting managers in
tho business, so far as tho class of shows aro
concerned. Ho will allow no "burn-stunners"
appear in his house, if ho knows it, and
this is one reason fur tho large attendance at
this popular play house. By tho way Itico
and Hil ton's comedian will play at Killer's
tu-morrow evening, presenting "McDoodle's
Plats." To-night they hold forth at Oinud
villc. This is a good show, and ought to
draw largo crowds.
OUR BOOTS,
Especially for the miner,
are selliiiK cheaper than anywhere
else. In prices we are not to be
outdone. All our boots and shoes
are made of leather and not of
paper as are being sold by some
stores.
BOSTON
M SHOE
E,
Pa.
27 South Main Street, Shenandoah,
I. SPONT, PROP.
FOUR DOORS ABOVE POST OFFICE.
PLAIN TO BE" SEEN!
Particularly our fine parlor suits,
we will sell for $14.50 for 10 d&ys.
They consist of five pieces, finished
in Mahogany irame, nigniy
polished and upholstered in silk
damask. We have only a few in
stock of this kind. They are of
remarkable value, artistically de
signed, and well and beautifully
made, and elegantly finished. At
$14.50 it is almost like giving them
away. We have also higher grades
in fiftv different styles and prices.
urchasers of Stoves, Ranges, or
Heaters, should remember that
we carry the largest stock
and offer the greatest
bargains.
Davison's
USY . FURNITURE . AND . STOVE . STORE,
121-123 North Main St.
E
H
A
V
E
The PRETTIRST Line of
WEDDING and PARTY
PRESENTS displayed
In the county.
BEAUTIFUL
REAL OPAL GOODS !
GENUINE HAND-PAINTED
NOT "DAUBS"
Will not wash off.
TOILET BOTTLES,
COMB AND BRUSH TRAYS,
PIN TRAYS, I-ANCY BOXES
Horgan's Fancy Bazar,
33 North rvialn Street,
Your eyes need attention. It is
u mistake to neglect thc-m. It is
better to give too much than too
little attention. Carefully fitted
glasses will protect your eyes for a
long time to come. Uetter have
them tested by our new method
free of charge.
Thos. Buchanan,
OPTICIAN,
118 S. Main Street.
'i?jg:st liim e: of
GROCERIESrFOyEED,
HAY nd STRAW.
Floor and Tabje 011 Cloths. V
B. Foley, 37Wc'lStr.Bt
Gasoline, Oil,
Wagon Grease,
Gasoline, Oil Stoves.
We make a specialty of
gasoline, 60 cents in five gallon
lots, delivered. Mica and U. S.
axle grease. Also headlight oil,
150 fire test.
ECLIPSrf OIL COMPANY,
No. 113 Kant Con! Street. Blienandoali, l'eiina
Mall orders promptly attended to.
Knr Constipation taku Karl's Clover Iioot
Tel. tho Kic-iit IUochI I'urltler. Cures Head
ache, Nervousness. Eruptions on tho Face,
unci inalies the head ele.irasa hell. Sold by
P. O. Kiilin and n minranteo.
BEER,
WEISS BEER,
ALE, PORTER
'rivate family orders will receive
prompt attention. Leave them
at the office, we will do
the rest.
COLUMBIA
BREWING COMPANY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1 . T A X'l'l'.l ). A l;nlv (O lOflV
ltiilii ini' hull, Shenandoah, on Tliurnlny,
from I lo 0 p. to.
I'oitM lr it-, r
the pliino
MUs M
(1 Lewis,
"--".i-St
1,1()l! SAI.l:. Two pool tablea in RiHhi eondl
' tlon. Can lie houclit very leiitoiutlilc,
A' ply to Anthony
street.
Selnnkker, 1011 South Main
11
TOTICH. Dv-lmWo propcnles for sale. Ai-
l plv to S. t). M. lloiiopeter, attorney,
hhenaii.loah. Ml-tf
Seeond Week Criminal Comt.
Tho Jury Commissioners drew the follow
In!,' iurors yesterday for the term of court
heRinniiiK Momlay.thu 21st day of November,
A. I). 1M)S, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon :
C. W. Dengler, Ins. asent, Slien.mdo.ili.
Geo. Folmor, driver, Shenandoah.
Matthuw (ilhlin, constable, Shenandoah.
Oco. Johnson, merchant, Mahanoy Tp.
l'rod. Banner, elork, Tamanna.
W. J. O.ilvin, nccnt, Shenandoah.
Win. McLaughlin, tailor, Shenandoah.
Clms. 1 Smith, laborer, Ashland.
Jesso Martin, plastorcr, Ashland.
Frank Ilollniau, patternmakur, Ai bland.
Henry llugelg&ntz, carpenter, Mali. City.
Jos. Swausboro, laboror, Girardville.
H. M. liradiwui, merchant, Shenandoah.
Harry Duncan, machinist, Guidon.
Tlios. L. Knterline, merchant, llutlor.
TI103. Canfield, minor, Gllhorton.
Jacob K. Clauaor, carpentcr.Mahanoy City.
Henry Iiickel, farmer, Ilutler.
Horaco Dengler, clerk, Shenancoah,
Curlers Evans, laborer, Ashland
Oiear Iietteridue, laborer, Shcnando.ih.
Lawrence Gihlln, Sr., laborer, Sliciuinlonli.
Peter Gherety, laborer, Aslil.m 1.
Jurry Foulk, bote), Frackville.
Frank Uroining. laborer, llntlor.
John C. Grillitb, laborer, Shenandoah.
Louis Pl'eil, minor, Tamaqua.
Thus. J. Brown, miner, Mahanoy City.
A stuhb irn cough or tickling in tho throat
yields to One Miuuto Cough ''are. Harmless
111 elloct. touches tho right spot, rename, anu
just what is wanted. It acts at once. 0. II.
llagenliuch.
(Irudwoll'H Condition.
Tho injury Samuel Until well sustained in
tho West Shenandoah colliory yesterday by 11
fall of coal has been pronounced a Iracture of
tho spine by the ollicials of tho Miners' ho-i-pital,
to which placo Gradwoll was removed
yesterday afternoon, They also believe there
is a luceratlon of the spinal cord. There is
complete paralysis of both motion and sen
sation below tho waist. Dr. iliddlo hopes to
bo ablo to perform an opor.ttlou on Saturday,
or Monday, and that will determine definitely
tho result of the Injury.
When doctors fail, try Burdock Blood
Bitters. Cures dyspepsia, constipation; in
vigorates the whole system.
Sunday School Convention.
A convention of tho Girardville Sunday
school district will be held in tho Methodist
Episcopal church at Ashland next Tuesday
afternoon and evening. Itev. Charles
Ithoads, of Philadelphia, stnto secretary of
the Sabh.ith School Association, will ho pres
ent and delhur an addross. The district in
cludes the schools of St. Nicholas, Uirurd
villo and Ashland.
IOUHAI.U A villuihle property on West
1 tVnire stri-et, dwelling hoilHe, and all con
vcuicnccH in dcdruhle location. Apply to
Thonms Tosltfor further particulars. .2etr
I DMINMSTltATOIfS NOTICI!. Letters of
V mIniini)trntion on the etato of Jacob
Lauilig, Into of Ninth Union township, Schuyl
kill county, Pa , ileceici'il, have lieen granted to
Win. II. Nliinresscr. leading at Rimitown. 1'a..
to M-holo all persons Indebted to said estate are
rcipiclcd to make payment, unit those having
chiims or dctn-iiiiN will make known the same
w itlinut delay.
Or In Vt'M. It. Nuxciisr.K.
S. O. M. lIoi.Lui'nTKrt, Att'y. Administrator
Aug. St, IMH. 8-M-1-8-1S-22-2U
s
li:.U:i) l'J.OPOSAt S will be rcculveil b
the iinti(r,lLMKtl. thu Controllvr of Hchuv
kill county, at lilaolllvu at ruttivlllo. Ia., until
IDitVlmk a, in.. Wednesday. October 5th,
for tbt; furiilMlilnir HunnlluH for the Scliuvl
kill innntv nlnmboiiMG ami the ScllUvlUll
county prison, for tlm (juartcr cndlnjr December
bchctluli of tho articles needed and probable
amount of each rcniilrcd may b obtained from
(be authorities of tho nlmmtouso, or iirlnoii, or
Horn the iinlerH)Ktiel.
Therinht reserved to reject any or nil . U1h.
CltAUI.KH A. Bnvdeu
County Controller,
Controller's olllec, 1'ottHvllIe, la. Heutember
DIlOroSA T,S.-
I ceived ly tlie htiect
Sealed proposals will bo re-
Llie Mieet eonnnttteo of the
Jioroimh Council for tho cleaulni: of the alien
andoalt t ret k. net online to tho profile and
speeifleutlotiH preparetl by civil engineer
Clemen , of the I'. Sz 11. C, A I. Co, Same can
lie Hcn by calling nt tho oillco of William
Nlmventer'fl livery stable, Vest ' 'oal street. All
liiUH are to bo In tho banda of the chalriiinu
Jtseph V. Hell, by Saturday, October 1st, 1WW,
at A it, m.
The eommitlee reserves tho rlbtto reject nuy
or an nun.
joEi'if ism.L, Chairman.
I'AitTicK Hand,
J, V, Hokum,
c. t htiul'cihn,
Daniel Coaklhy,
Mautin Lally,
y-27-rt Committee,
CHARTER NOTICE.
mm,- enmr store.
-DHALKIl IN o
;ruit, Confectionery,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Wholesale and RetaU.
SO West Centre Stroetu
Fall Opening at
Kelly's Millinery
Foreign patterns and creations
from our own work room are
side by side in this great dis
play. Millinery hats meet
the demands of fashion. Most
critical exaction is always asso
ciated with the name of Mis.
J. J. Kelly.
People are surprised that
such handsome hats, trimmed
with such rich material, can be
made for the price. Some of
these are original creations,
some are copied from foreign
models.
It is the trimming and sell
ing of stylish and elegant hats
that has made Mrs. J. T. Kelly
the recognized headquarters for
high art millinery. It is the
selling of elegant trimmed hats
at prices within the reach of
all that made Kelly no famous.
Felt Hats of every description and shade at
Mrs. J. J. Kelly,
26 South Main Street. - Shenandoah, Pa.
DANDRUFF
... Is the Beginning of Baldness.
Westphal's fluxiliator
Cures Dandruff anil all diseases uf the scalp.
FOR SALE AT
D D EDER snor
Ferguson Home lllock.
Anthracite Political Club
Ainnrs every monoay evenino
nt 7 o'clock nt 211 ltnce street,
Glovers' Hill.
II. M. nOYEtt, Pres.
T. MALIA, Sec'y..
BOOTS,
SHOES,
ELA-TS.
QUI line is the biggest in town, lowest in price,
and the quality speaks for itself. Our motto :
PRICES.
basis
saving you
-FACTORY
Not above or below, but on a
25 per cent, on the dollar.
Our line of hats is the latest in style, best
riiey have just arrived from New York. All
as we already have
in quality, lowest price.
we ask of the public is to call and be convinced
convinced thousands.
The Only New Factory Shoe Store,
Abo. Levlnc, Prop. T S. Malm St.
Beware of close imitations of the name of our store, but look for the right place.
NotUo Is liei-L-bv given tliat an application
will bu tiimlo to the Court of Common Plena of
fSclmyU ill county, ra.t Ht Pottsville, on BIou
tiny, October 10, ISH, nt ten o'clock In tho fore
noon, by XMioIhh Kreiliuml. 3Inx Itnbhiowltz,
tannic! vteMfl, IJnno l-'rlclmtiri, Duvfn Gobrnlo
vleli. D.ivis MuttrelHkv and Mnx Hmlireleky.
umitjr tho Act of Assembly approved April 29tii,
1ST I, entitled "An Act to provide for thu Inter
polation nml regulation of ccrtnln corpora
tlonti," and tho supplements thereto, for thu
charter of n corpuiution to bo known as 'Tho
hon- of Abraham Hebrew Congregation," of
bhen.uidoah, Pa,, tlm character nml objceti of
which are tho maintenance ami support of
relfgioiM worship according to tho fjlth, dis
cipline and uaiigcs of the Hebrews. Said
organization is to be carried on at Shenandoah,
Pa , and for tho purposes above set forth Is to
have and enjoy nil the rights, benefits ai d
privcIo;cH conferred by the Maid Act of Assembly
and Its supplement
M. M. HcitKB, Solicitor.
September 15, Jh'.H, y-15-2J-2U-ft
A Contented Woman
Is she who has her walls and ceilings dtcorated
from our latest designs nnd rich colors In wall
paper- Wu have a complete line of exquisite
tints nnd shades, In tho most atltlo combina
tions nnd patterns, nnd we will decorate jour
home from kitchen to at tie nt u reasonable
figure.
J. P. CARDEN,
224. West Centre Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
Obituary.
Miss Hoso Council, nged 17 years, sistor uf
l'liil. J. Couuoll, illod on Tut'hday cycnliii-Ht
licr liumo lu Qliarilvlllo. Tho fuuural will
tako jilac-o to-morrow lnornliiK at 0:3U o'clock.
Solemn Utuuiom Mass will bu lolobutul In
St. Joseph's church and tntoruicnt will bo
made in tbo parish cemetery.
For Sale.
IKE ORKIN,
Jewelry, Silverware, Musical
Instruments, Optical Goods.
No. 129 South Main Street,
TERMINUS OP THE SCHUYLKILL TRACTION COHPANY'S RAILWAY.
erty,
street,
enees,
Tor further
this office.
Valuable Shenandoah prop
centrally located on Oak.
with all modern conveni
slore room and dwelling.
information apply at
9-2-i m
We are again doing business at the old stand, with our former large
stock of goods. Mr. Orkiu is still in attendance and is conducting the
business. He invites all his former patrons to call and pay him 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 and get prices. No trouble to show goods. We
have polite salespeople.
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-l-MIR ROUGH RIDKRS always won their battles ; so does the Grett Mammoth Clothing House, 1 1, Goldui, Prop.) Our Grand Opening Of Pall and Winter Stock of Clothing and
JL Overcoats is now in progress. Give us a call and see the wonderful revelation we have in Clothing for Men, Youths and Children Nothing of the kind has ever been attempted
before in Shenandoah. We have searched in the best manufacturing houses for the best materials and the latest styles and we found them. Everything in our stock is as new as a fresli laid egg, and
every piece is worth 20 per cent, more than we ask for it. We don't ask you three or four prices, as some dealers do. Our goods are marked in plain figures, and at bottom-rock prices with ten per cent, additional off.
We can afford to do this because we are big buyers of goods and get an allowance of ten per cent, from the wholesale houses. This percentage we give to our customers. We have the finest Overcoats for Men
and Youths that any dealer in the county ever handled, and are offering them at from 3 to See the latest Do Style Ovorcoats . The stock is a large one, but people should call before a rush sets in and
others have their choice in selection. The first com , first served, and the same prices to all is one of the leading mottoes in our house. Everybody is welcome to visit our store and none need feel under obligation
to buy. Every caller will be surprised by our display and agiee with us that no other house in the county ever carried such a select and varied stock of clothing before. Men's Suits from $3.00 to $18.00. Boys'
Suits from $2 00 up to $12.00. Children's Suits from 90c. up to $6.00. We know people don't want trash pushed upon them when they buy clothing, and we never offer anything but the good article to our custom
ers. We give our customers eight days to find out if we don't sell cheaper than any other clothing house in the county. If we don't we take back the goods and refund the money.
Great Mammoth Cothing House, u golpin, prop
8c 11 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.