A GIRL WITH
A SWEET TOOTH
And n fastidious palate can have
catered to with more perfect satisfaction
from our choice ntid delicious confectionery in
lion Inn-, margin iUow-s, ruh nut candies,
chocolates in tin- uiot delictum combinations
and concoctions. If We can't tickle the palate
of the connoisseur in confection', no one In
this town cau do it.
HOOKS & BROWN,
q. N. Main St.
HAVE YOU TRIED
&t Houck's
Headache
Cure ?
A surf rure or
your inonoy
It ii trial.
rcfmiileil dive
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
3 South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
Tcli' pli nut- Connection
THE BON TON'S
Itic Fall Opening Sale for
l:lve Days Only, Com
mencing TUESDAY, OCT. 4, 1898.
EVcNhcj :-: Herald
COUPON.
Tliimiri"i" Tinili
IO t cuts lo
worth you
Millinery,
Ly-you on eci) dull.tr
buy at tlic lion I mi
bt'gmimn; it. .Uli.
Name
Cut this out and present
you make a purchase.
il w hen
All that is necessary lor ou to gam
the 10 per cent on every purchase is u
cut out the coupon, write your mime on the
uiaiik. space reserved, and present it at our
millinery parlors while the big sale is going on.
Hoinember it is For Tivo Days
Csly and You Save 10 Per Cent,
by Taking Advantage of It.
Our preparations for this sale, which com
mences October 4th, 1S9S, eclijise every dibit
ever heard of in values in millinery. We will
open your eyes and liae you gaze in amae
ment. BON TON MILLINERY,
No. 29 North Main Street.
DisimIh KfconltMl.
From Frank C. Iieeo, ltesistor, to Jacob
F. Kull, promises in l'ottuvillo.
From Fiutta Zorn to Noah Mantz, promises
In Cuildalo.
Krom .Henry Jf. Kckertand wifo to Kliner
Smith, premises In l'iuoKrovo township.
flnraiiuiuiis, fuchsias, pausies, dulses, roses
etc., fur spring planting at Payne's uursories,
(lirardvillc. Tuberose and yladlolus Imllis.
Ask your t'roccr for tho "Royal P.itcnt
flour, and take 110 other brand. It la tho best
thmr tmuln
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.
ECLIPSE OIL COMPANY,
No. 143 ICiwt Con! Htreet, Hlii-unnilnnli, l'cniia
Mall orders promptly nttemled to.
A Handsome Complexion
I la nnn nf tho trreatoct charms a woman can
I roP. POZZONl'B COMFUIXlOH l'OWDISU,
gives It.
THIS IS
PLAIN TALK
That the Boston Factory Shoe
Store carries an exceptionally big
line ol boots and shoes. All out
goods are purchased direct from
the lactones. This enables us to
sell cheaper than our competitors
and also our imitators. Here are a
few prices :
Hen's solid leather shoes, from 9oc up
ladles' ' " H 90c up
Children's solid leather shoes, 25c up
OUR BOOTS,
Kspccially for the miner,
are sellinir cheaper than anywhere
else. In nrices we are not to be
outdone. All our boots and shoes
are made of leather and not of
nnner ns are beintr sold by some
1 x
stores.
BOSTON
I,
27 Soul hi Main Street. Shenandoah, Pa.
I. SPONT, PROP.
FOUR DOORS ABOVE POST OFFICE.
BEST LINE OF"
I GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
HAY and 8TKAW.
Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
nro not distinguished by any mark
or sign from coughs that full to bo
fatal. Any cough, neglected, may
Bap tho strength and undermine tho
health until recovery is impossible.
All coughs load to lung trouble, if
not stopped.
Ajjcr's Cherry Pectoral
Cures coufj.is
"My wife was suffering from a dreadful
congh. We did not expect that she would
long survivo, but Mr. H. V. Uoyal, deputy
eurvoyor, happened to bo stopping with us
over niijht, and having a bottlo of Ayor's
Cherry l'ootoral with lilm, induced my wifo to
try this remedy. Tho result vrw so beneficial
that she kept on taking U till she was cured."
K. S. HUMPHMKS, Saussy, Ga.
"My little daughtor was taki'n with a dia
tressing cough, which for throe yeais defied
all the remedies I trl d. At length, on tho
urgent recommendation of a friend, 1 began
to givo her Ayor's Cherry l'octoral. After
uidng ono bot'lo I found to my r;reat sur
prise that sho was improving. Thiuo bottbu
complotely cured her."
J. A. Git AY,
Trav. Salesman Wrought Iron Uango Co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
is put up in half-sizo bottles at half
price 50 cents.
Mis AVjlllio lo Marry.
Y. It. Iiiehards, civil engineer for tho Mill
Creek Coal Company, left today for 11
Folletto, Tciui., where ho will bo married on
the 12th fust, to Miss Annie Wynne. The
couple will reside at Now ISnston. Miss
Wynne will bo romombcred as the daughter
of Jamos Wynne, a former mino superinten
dent of Mabanoy City. Sho was tho leader
in society and musical circles of that town.
(.'etitrulIil'M Sellout CloMcd.
The members of the Ceiitralia School
itoaid have been summoned to appear before
tho court on Tuesday, October 11th, to show
causo why they should not bo ousted. It is
not likely tho present troublo will bo settled
ero then and it is expected a new board will
be appointed on that date. In tho meantime
the public schools remain closed.
ly Duyr.
The employes of tho 1'. & 1!. C. & I. Co. in
tho Mnhnnoy City district will receive their
wages 011 Saturday and those in the St
Nicholas and liosten Kiln districts will prolu
lily ho paid on Tuesday, next.
Ilr. IIiiIPh Conch Syrup hiix Ihmmi In
use for half a century. Somo families havo
used it for thrco generations and it is to-day
tlio standard cough remedy of this country
w
E
H
A
V
E
The PRETTIEST Line of
WEDDING and PARTY
PRESENTS displayed
In tlic county.
BEAUTIFUL
REAL OPAL GOODS !
GENUINE HAND-PAINTED
NOT "DAUliS"
Will not wash off.
TOILET UOTTLES,
COAIB AND BRUSH TRAYS,
PIN TRAYS, PANCY BOXES.
florgan's Fancy Bazar,
23 North (VI a In Street.
perguson's Theatre
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Benefit A. O. H.
MONDAY, OCT. 10. 1898.
The Legitimate Irish Comedian,
Mr. Daniel Sully,
And his clever associates, in the lat
est drama success,
ii
Uncle Rob.
A PLAY OP TO-DAY.
Full of henit interct, pathos and coined).
A POSITIVE NOVELTY.
Klahoratcly Staged and Costumed.
PRICES, - - 25, 35, 50 and 75 Cts,
Reserved seats on sale nt Kirlin's.
Porto Rico
Chcirg Pectoral
THE latest style double-breasted and round-cut blue serge suits, winter weight. They are the finest ever brought to Shenandoah. Come and see them young men, Our stock of
Fall OVERCOATS is a knocker. We have them in Box and all other styles. Sue our great line of Children's Vestees and Blouse Suits, and all the other children's novelties
we offer. The children cry for them. Our stock of Men's and Boys' Bants is also very large and well assorted. Everybody can be' pleased as to price, quality and style. The
people are surprised at the fine stock of CLOTHING we are offering this season, and when they seethe prices marked on the tags we put on each suit they are still greater surprised by
the very low prices. Big stock of Hats. We are selling hats for 75 cents that can't be bought in any other store for less than $1.00. We also have them up to $3.50. Our method of
doing business is to deal equal with everybody. All our goods are marked plainly and each and every customer is treated alike. We don't ask exorbitant prices, or fix them according
to our notions. Every price is marked as plain as day and THAT is the lowest price.
Tin: whatiihu.
The foroeast for Friday s Clear, cooler
weather, with friwh north wosterly winds,
followed by killing frosts in northern dis
tricts and light hosts in tho southern moun
tain districts.
PITHY POINTS.
tittppenhiK" Throughout the Country
CltriHilrlxi! for llaaty l'oriual.
linn work for Pottsvllle'
new public
liulldlng has arrived,
The Iloroiigh Council meets
session this evening.
in regular
Kxtcnslvo repairs have heen mado to tho
P. 12. church at St. Clair.
Cnbbsigo is so plentiful that it is soiling for
a cent a head in Uazlcton.
Cave-ins are numerous on tho Lehigh
Valley railroad these days.
The iwlice of Uazlcton nro after corner
loafers. They nro a nuisance.
Admiral Cervcra Is to ho elected a life
inemhcr of tho Spanish Scnato.
John Ilrown has leslgnedns a inomhor of
the Ilorotigli Council of St. Clair.
The "rough-riders" wont do a thing with
tho Tammany Tiger In New York state
Tho corner stono of St. Paul's M. 12.
church at lUzlcton will ho laid on Sunday.
Lieut Frank Fame, of St. Clair, is homo
from Camp Meade suffering from malaria.
Tho collieries rosumcd again this morning.
There is a scarcity of cars all along the line.
Tho rosidents of Midvalloy aro much exer
cised over tho presence of diphtheria in their
midst.
Franklin county farmers nro shipping 1200
liuslicls or tomatoes a week to a Harrisburg
cannery.
Shenandoah will ho represented at tho
Knights Templar celebration in Pittsburg
next week.
liev. .lames F. I'owors, of Pottsvllle, is in
attondanco at the Lpiscopal cnnTcntlon in
Washington.
The collieries in the Uazlcton region will
work flvo full days per week for tho balance
of this mouth.
Tho peoplo of Nuremberg fear an epidemic
of diphtheria beoauso of tho unsanitary con
dition of tho town.
Private Harry F. Ilesecker, of tho Second
North Carolina In fan try, died ycsteiday in
tho hospital at Chambersburg.
dog fight will tako placo at Jit. Carmel
on tbo lUth Inst. The men who own the
canines should bo compelled to do tho light
ing. Judge Wand, of Hcrks county, yesterday
heard additional testimony in tho estate of
Abraham I2rnst, late of Ityan township,
deceased.
Whilo playing with other boys on the
street nt l!mdy, Northumberland county,
Frank Dernier was struck by a trolley cal
ami killed.
Tho people of Schuylkill Haven have noti
fied the water company that they must be
furnished with a purer supply of water, and
more of it.
Captain Alfred 12. Hunt, of Battery 11
just returned from Porto Itico, Is being
boomed by prominent Republicans for Mayor
of Pittsburg.
Tho Philadelphia branch of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of tho Methodist
church, met in convention yesterday at
Williamsport.
Tbo shipments of coal to tidewater ale
pretty brisk ju-t now. Very few engines are
at this ond of the line. Railroaders ato thei
fore making full time.
Oeorgo II . Troutman, Km)., of Iinzleton, is
an applicant for tho nppointmcnt to succeed
tho lato Judge Ilcnnctt. Thoro nro a dozen
of others looking for this fat berth.
Tho membors of the soldiers relief com
mlttro, of St. Clair, threaten to lesigu be
cause tho citizens fail to contribtito to the
causo. St. Clair is losing its patriotism or
its cash.
Iloldeu Ilenshaw, for whom tho Williams-
port police have boon looking for two weeks
for complicity in a burglary, surprised thu
officers by walking into tho City Hall and
Mirrendoring.
it cost a Hrooklln millionaire ?105,000 to
get back a batch of love letters ho wroto to a
careful girl. That's what happens when you
don't hiro a secictary to tako charge of your
correspondence.
Tho Roberts Powdor Company to-day
placed a now delivery wagon on tho road,
Tho attention of the High Constable Is
called to tho carcass of a cat in tho gutter on
South Jardin street near Centre.
Hugh McUill, of Mt. Carmel, has gouo to
Utah to looato permanently
Tho collieries in the Shamokin district
suspended yostorday for want of cars.
Shamokiu's now silk mill will bo in opera
tiou about November 1st.
Another hoso company has hcon organized
in Mt. Carmel, wliich will bo self-sustaining
and independent of tho borough.
Mino Inspector Ilrctinau, of Shamokin
renorts 3 fatal and 5 uon-fatal accidents for
September. So far tills year there have been
81 accidents in that district.
Shamokin and Ashland are lukowarm on
foot ball topics.
William Gable, of Shamokin, has boon
uranted an orlKlual 88 pension cortificato.
Thomas W. Scott, of llazloton, has accepted
a position at tho Morca colllory and moved
his fauit y to that placo.
Tho railroad olllccs aud officials under
Sunt. Keith were to day removed from
Delano to llazloton.
Itob Fltzsimmous, the prizo fighter, has
received word of tho death of his father In
Now Zealand.
ISonj. Hendricks, who was removed as
passenger conductor on tho Lehigh Valley
road, is again on duty between Mt. Carmel
and Ponn Havon. Conductor McAvoy is on
the Pottsvlllo run.
If you would plcasoaman givo him what
bo wants, rouardless of what ho needs.
There is a cafo in Venice which has uoer
hcon closed night or day for 15 years.
offers many advantages as a home,
Great Mammoth
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. William Kteiu spent to-day visiting
friends nt Pottsvlllo.
Mini IMItli Minors visited rrlcmls at Potts
vllle and St. Clair to-day.
Sol. Weaver, the contractor, mado a busi
ness trip to Allcntowii to-day.
Miss Annie Watson spent to-day nt Holme
icm as tho giu-.t of acquaintances.
Charles itadziowicz and John Meldalzis
transacted business nt the county sent to-day.
Jolin .New, of North Whito (street, is con
fined to his homo by an attack of rheuma
tism. Miss M. 12. Lewis, of Win. Penn, lias mum
to Last Orango, N. J., to visit Mrs. 11. V.
Powles.
II. A. Acker, of Reading, was in town In
day in tho Interest of tho Orand Union Tea
Company.
Mrs. Irank Llsonhowcr, of South Jnrdln
street, yosterday presented hor husband with
twins, a boy and a girl.
Mrs. L. T. Townsend and son, ot Philadel
phia, nro gliosis of tho former's sister, Mrs
. J. Morgan, of South Jardin street.
John Ilelsoll, tho Rough Rider who was III
at tho homo of his parents, has recovered
sulliclontly to bo able to tako short street
walks.
Rev. II. II. Albln, pastor of tho Calvnry
Ilaptlst church, to-day moved from his resi
dence on South Jardin street to tho house
recently vocated by Oliver Wagner, on North
West street.
Mrs. Luclla Recso aud Miss Oraco liter
returned to their homes in Johnsonbiiri: to
day. They had spent soveral weeks In town
as tho guests of Mrs. O. M. Peters, of Last
Centre street.
At Payne's nursery, (Ilrardvllle. you will
find tho largest stock overseen in tho county.
Ilriilhs hikI Funrrats.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo Wilson, of New-
Castle, Install infant son by death yesterday.
diaries Reynolds, of iSow York, a travel
ing salesman, died at a hotel in Pottsvlllo, of
consumption. His remains wore to-day
removed to Philadelphia, and there cremated.
Mrs Styer, an aged lady, who formerly
resided in St. Clair, but for the past, few years
lu tho county almshouse, died at that place
on Monday morning at the ago of 8" years.
Mrs. Styer was the mother-in-law to tho lato
Hon. Seth Ormo. Tho funeral took placo
yestonlay, interment in Crossona.
Henry H. Sterner, aged WJ years, died at
his homo in Pottsvllle, yesteinay, where ho
had resided for tho past sixty years. Tbo
deceased had been ill for several months.
Tho funeral will tako placo Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock, interment to bo mado in
tho Presbyterian cemetery.
Iho remains of Mrs. Jamos W. Thompson,
au account of whoso death appeared in these
columns, were interred at Ashland to-day In
tho presence of a largo concouri-o of people.
Mrs. Uriah W. Tiley, wifo of tho outside
foreman nt the Elinwood colliery, died at her
home in Mahanoy City at 2:30 o'clock this
morning, aged 01 years. In addition to her
husband, tho deceased is survived by six
children.
How's Your Cough ?
Pan-Tina cures it, Hoc. At Guilder Ilros.,
drug stoic.
Welllllngs.
Two weddings took place on Tuesday even
ing at Schuylkill Haven. Lewis Holloa was
married to .Miss Kliza Kuarr by Rev. Ilensyl:
(.-.cnr Rolicli, a young man of uniisiial musi
cal Ulcut, was married to Miss (iieenwalt by
Rev. 1). M. Mosor.
Stephen Mouaghau and Miss Maggio
Murray, two well known and popular young
people of Lost Creek, were married yoster
day. Ro. P. F. Daggett, of St. Mary Mag
dalene's church, performing tho ceremony,
Another wedding occurred at tho saino place
when Anthony Conry and Miss Bridget
Maloncy were mado man and wifo by tho
same pastor. Tho contracting parties are
well known hero.
A Serious Charge.
Harry Snyder, a clerk In I. M. Smith's
grocery store at Mahanoy City, was ai rested
last nigh', charged with rapo and f. and !.
on oath of Mary, 15-year-old daughter of
John Alter. Suydor was committed to jail
and subsequently released under bail with
tho District Attorney s consent. The accused
man has mado no statement. Ho has a wife
and thrco children.
Shooting Match.
A sweepstake pigeon shooting contest la
being arranged for Saturday, Oct. in, at Mah
anoy City. Each contestant will shoot at
seven birds.
wttT for oiv,
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tfthoOlobofcr
E
NEURALGIA and similar Complainte,
nmMii u ijcninjii itwo
U U II 111 M h lilLUIUHL LA Ii O.HaS
UK. HiCHTEK S 6(g$
TAIN EXPELLED.
M'Grlll roHOWncd 1 Ilr tnni-lr.ihiVsiifio(:fnl I
SOnlVfrfMinfno Willi Tl-n.Ift Alnrlf Anrlme ' I
t. au. uu liter A. Co., S 15 lVail.SU Acw York.
31 HIGHEST AWAHOS:
13 Branch Houses, Own Glassworii.
S3 oi CO u. J.uouruud' & rucomwuadwl by
A. wasley, 106 H. Main St.,
. H. Haeentiuch, 103 IT. Main St..
,r.r.i). jurim, 6 s. Main St.
dh. nicHTcifs '
liill'.lliM.riMiiA-'fclniMMoli f iiiiiiiliiliitH.1
WM
I
9k
Paine's
Celery
Compound
Makes People Well.
The one trim specific for diseases arising
from adcbllttatetl nervous system tsPalne's
celery compound,' so generally prescribed
by physicians. It (s probiibly the most le
markablc remedy thai the scientific tesearch
ot this country has produced. I'rot. Itdward
E. Phelps, M. 1) . I.. I.. O., of Dartmouth
college first prescribed what Is now known
the world over as Palnp's celery compound,
n positive cure for dyspepsia, biliousness,
liver complaint, neuralcia. iheuniatism, all
nervous diseases and kidney troubles.
Paine's celery compound has succeeded
again and again where eerythlng else has
(ailed.
Consumption Cured.
HROIT.1IT HACK l'ROM Tint GRAVE.
Lnst November Mr. Joseph James,
painter, of 325 W. Pearl St., Indianapo
lis, I ml., was nt death's door with quick
consumption! Waited to a skeleton;
his liins a mass of ulceration; his
death was hourly .awaited by his doctor
and family. He waslcept in a constat t
stupor willi opium. A friend, thinking
to relievo his terrible cough, gave him a
bottle of llruziliaii Ilrtlm. Seeing its
wonderful effect, the doctor advised its
continued use. Mr. James soon after
dismissed his doctor, and depended
on the Halm alone. His recovery was
rapid and complete, and in February he
returned lo work. His lungs are sound,
and his weight greater than at any time
in his life. His recovery is regarded as
almost n miracle.
COMMA I1ACILLUS.
Ill consumption beware of cough mix
tures aud prescriptions that contain
opium. Opium paralizes the nerves,
and gives the comma bacillus a good
chance to destroy the lungs. It is
always fatal. Hrazilian Halm does not
contain n trace of any opiate, but stimu
lates the nerves with new lifeand power,
destroys the microbe, nnd restores all
that is left of the diseased lungs to a
sound and healthy state wliich no other
remedy has ever been known to accom
plish. Shenandoah drugstore, wholcsalo agonts.
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 Mrs.
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 arc copied from foreign
models.
It is the trimming and sell
ing of stylish and elegant hats
that has made Mrs. J. J. Kelly
the reeogni.ed headquarters for
high art millinery. It is the
selling of elegant trimmed hats
at prices within the reach of
all that made Kelly so famous.
Felt Hats of every description and shade at
TUT T T VT rs 1
JlVJLrS. (J . (J . JtlLcliy
26 South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
but after all "there's no place like Shenandoah."
Clothing
Valley Nolfts.
Tho Ladles Sodality of Holy Itosary
church, Mahanoy l'latio, of which Kov.
Father Jamos J logan Is pastor, celebrated us
second anniversary Tuesday and last even
ings in lloylan's hall. An Interesting pio
gram was rendored, followed by a social given
by tho Pioneers. Tho oiitortahiinotits wore a
success, and a good sum was realized for tho
church fund.
Tho citizens of South Cass township gau
their soldier hoys, John lleynohls and David
iiowcrs, a rousing welcome homo.
School Directors Thomas D. Howell.",
Patrick Tiorney and John W. Hertz, of
Olraulvlllo, were In attendance nt tho con
vention of School Directors 111 1'ottsvllle
yestctday. Tho West Mnhnnoy township
Hoard was not represented.
Anthony Ycorns, aged i!3, was Injured at
Win Penn colliery by a fall of coal. Ills
head, forehead and noso wore badly cut Ills
Injuries aro painful hut not serious.
Isaao Ahmms, of Uirardvillc, who had
been in a hospital at Philadelphia filtering
from typhoid fever, has arrived home.
John 11. Ilarnes, of Glrardvlllc, who was a
first class fireman on the IT. S. nui'iltor "Ter
ror," and who received an honorable dis
charge from the servico, is being gteetcd by
his many friends.
Daniel Sully, in his beautiful play, "Undo
Hob," delighted an audlenco at the Palaco
theatre, Oliardvllle, last evening.
Miss Llzzio (Invhi, C Uirardvillc, left for
Wllkesbarroto visit fi lends.
The Hmt.VLU Is tho favorito paper circulat
ing in this valley. That's what the peoplo
say.
Tho atlairs of tho Oiiard Saving l and nro
still in a muddled condition. Lost Creek has
several shareholders in this concern.
Notwithstanding tho action of tho (Ilr.ird
I'2slatu, beer is plentiful lu this valley.
Spcakoasic8 are springing upllko mushrooms.
The legitimate dealer, however, is'knocked
out.
Theatrical Advertising.
Manager Hartz, of tho Kuclld Avenuo
Opera IIouso. Clovoland, Ohio, believes he
has demonstrated tho superiority of news
paper advertising over all other forms. Last
weok ho decided to abandon all advertising
by means of hill boaid posters or window
hangers aud to depend upon the newspapers
entirely. The result of tho experiment was
gratifying as tho house was sold out before
tbo performance began. Mr. Ilartz has
decided to put up no mora posters.
Charlatan
lira turn's.
March (Sousa's latest ) nt
-,rjrilci3LLANEOUS.
ijl(Trti HAITJ7. A vnltinblH piece of real rutntc.
InntkifnliiK four dwellings- Splendid sew
enitfo attached. Can bo bought re eonablo.
Apply nt the IIkkami oflei 10-3-tf
I OHT From tliu rosldenco of Kov. Cornelius
.Ii Lnurlnin of Want Centre street, rector of
thu (ireek Catholic church, n little, pup, three
iiiaiunsoui, wmi nit; U'rh nmi cms, nn mur
rffleinblitiK thnt of n wolf. The Under will be
llberully rewarded by ret urn hip name to Itcv.
Cornelius Lnurlslu. Tho canine dUuppearcd
on Monday mornlntr, the 3id lnst. lO-.V.lt
I TIOU SALE Valuable SheiianJnah property,
centrally located on Oak street, with all
modern conveniences, sto'c room and dwoMlnp;.
For further Information apply at this ofllce. tf
THOU HIONT. Dwelling hoime, located corner
J.' Lloyd nd A est streets, now occupied by
Mrs. S. I. llvt. All
modern convenience.
Apply on the premises,
10-3 aw
"TnOlt HAMS. Two pool tallies in jrood condl
JL' tlon. i 'an ho boulit very rcaimal)c
Ai ply to Anthony Schinleker, KM South
Main
nticet.
tf
ATOTICK. Deslrablo properties for sale. Aiw
1 ply to S. O. M. Hollopeter. attornev.
Shenandoah.
1710 It SAI.K A valuable property on West
) Centre street, dwelling house, and all con
veuleuees lu desirable location. Apply to
Thomas Tosh, for further particulars. 6-27-tf
IKE ORKIN,
Jewelry, Silverware, Musical
Instruments, Optical Goods.
IN o. 1 EE) South IVIaln Street,
1TERA1INUS OP THE SCHUYLKILL
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 him a visit.
The stock consists of a complete line of jewelry nnd musical inslni-
mems. Hie prices are the feature ot the store ; tney are wnnin reacm
Lof every purchaser. Repairing a specialty. liefore yoirbuy elsewhere
Tcall and see our stock ami get prices. No trouble to show goods. We
have polite salespeople.
House,
DAVISON.
THE fUJINITUJIK
AND
QUEEN
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J) KALB.lt
Hereby makes Ills fall an
nouncement to those who
Intend to purchase n .Move
or rnnce for the winter.
Wo have already sold n ipiAntlty of them, and
will continue to Increase our sales. Why" lie
eauicwoaro new hcu-lnucrnnml wish to estab.
Ush a good trade by giving you full value fiuK.
every dollar you lnvet. Wo call Hpechil ntkcijp
tlon to our "(Jueen Cinderella Itange" of which
the abovo cut is n fac-sltullc. It has six cooking
holes, made with lire box nt either right or left
end, All the latest improvements nil the hc.t
Ideas. I'our piece tops. Largo high ovens,
thoroughly ventilated. Hemovnblo nickel ilonr
pinto with bronze luedallon. The side shelf,
oven door kicker, shaker hniidlo nnd knobs nro
nickel plated. Duplex or ttlplex grnte, that
can bo removed and replaced without dlsturli
Ing tho linings. Direct draft damper. I.nigensli
pan. Cut long centre. Hinged cover. Klrolllut
or ent Iron linings. Highly polltl.cd edges,
Folding nickel towel rod.
SOLO AND GUARANTEED AT
DAVISON'S
BUSY. FURNITURE. AND. STOVE. STORE',
121-123 North Alnln St.
PLAIN TO BE SEEN!
SMS
Your eyes need attention. It is
a mistake to neglect them. It is
better to give too much than ld$gl
little attention. Carefully fitted
glasses will protect your eyes for a
long time to come. Better have
them tested by our new method
free of charge.
Thos. Buchanan,
OPTICIAN,
118 S. Main Street.
A Contented Wonan
Is she who 1ms her walls and tellliiR, coiated
from our latent dedans and rich coloV, j(l waj
paper- Wo have 11 complete line of pillto
tints and shades, In tho most aitUtle ct'yrnri.
thins and patterns, and wo will deeoratnlu
homo from kitchen to attic at a reaso,w
11 U urc.
J. P. GARDEN, -
224 West Centre Sfreel, Shenandoah, V
TRACTION COHPANY'S RAILWAY.
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E. B. Foley, 37
9 8c 11 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.