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TRY ONE
Pound of out 25c
chocolate candy assortment and
then tell us if you ever tasted its
equal at less than 40c. Remember
we haw 1 ki'i is at this price. We
are also agents for Lowney's pack
age candy. 60c for one pound and
30c for a lb package.
HOOKS & BROWN,
(SI. Main St.
HAVE YOU TRIED
ffe Houck's
hi Headache
Cure?
A sure rnro or your mouoy refunded. iie
H a trial.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
3 South Main Street, Shenandoah, la.
Telephone Con tint Ion.
DAVISOX,
THE PURXITITRK
AND
UEEN
DKALKJl
Hereby makes Ills fall an
nouncement to those who
Intend to purchase a stove
or range for the winter.
We have nlready Bold a liautlty of them, and
will continue to Increase our sales. Why' lie-
eail.eweare new hegllincrinnd wlli to ctal
lish iikooiI tnulo by giving you full value for
every ilolliir you invest. Wo cull special atten
tlou to our "(jiicon Cinderella UniiK"" of whlcli
the nliove cut Is a fac-slmllc. It has tlx cooking
holes, made with fire box nt either right or left
end. All the latest Improvements nil tlio best
ldean. Four pleco tops. Ijirgo high ovens,
thoroughly cntllated. ltcinoablo nickel door
plate with bronze inedullon. The tilde shelf,
oven door kicker, shaker hnndle ami knob are
nickel plated. Duplex or triplex grate, that
inn bo removed uud replaced without disturb
ing the linings- Direct draft damper. Largo ash
pan. Cut long centre. Itlnged cover. I'lre Hint
or cast Iron linings. Highly polished edges.
Folding nickel towel rod.
SOLD AND GUARANTEED AT
DAVISON'S
BUSY . FURNITURE . AND . STOVE . STORE,
121-123 North Alain St.
that .10 vi 1 1. n:i:i.iN(;
With tho exhilarating senso of renewed
health and strength ami internal cleanliness,
which follows tho use. of Syrup of Tigs, is
unknown to tho few who have not progressed
beyond tho old-time medicines auil tho cheap
substitutes sometimes oll'crcd but never ac
cepted by tho well-infurinrd. I!uy tho
Kcniiino. Manufactured by the California
1'ig Sprup t'o.
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SKIRT BINDING.
UNEQUALLED POR
DURABILITY.
Once & no other can take its
nlare. is not a che.ni made
, article. l( it made of specially
selected wool, tne urusn - eugc
threads being woven in with the
heading not sewed oil as all others
are and it is guaranteed to out
wear any other make on the mar-
11 ket It will not cost you more
than 10 cents on a skirt more man
other makes, and it will wear three
times as long.
THIS IS
PLAIN TALK
That the Bo'stou Factory Shoe
Store carries an exceptionally big
line of boots and shoes. All our
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' " ' " " oocup
Children's solid leather shoes, 25c up
OUR BOOTS,
Esneciallv for the miner,
are selling cheaper than anywhere
else. In nrices we are not to be
outdone. All our boots and shoes
are made of leather and not of
paper as are being sold by sonic
stores.
BOSTON
27 South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa,
I. SPONT, PROP.
FOUK DOORS ABOVE POST OFFICE.
BEST LINE OR fctf
nnnnrntco rinnn rrrn
unuucnir.0, nuun, rr.cu,
11AX una hikaw, ej
Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
1
It B. Foley, aT .
WfeAR A BALL SHOE.
The
Ball Wearing-
Shoes and
Boots
Have won favor with the
economical shoe httyer
because they see to It
FIRST Thai the shoes are of good quality.
SECOND That they are talrly priced.
All our shoes we sell are of good
quality, knowing ones will not
doubt. We are now conducting
our AUTUMN SAL,K during
which many of our most popular
lines will sell at specially reduced
prices. Shoe purchasers read this
list :
Children's
Shoes.Ji&.
Strong and heavy for school
purposes, sizes 6 to S, at 59C
per pair ; sizes 5 to 12 at 69C.
Our line of patent tip shoes,
misses' and children's, sizes
S to io2 at 69C. These goods
are remarkably cheap.
Ladies' Shoes.
Our line is a beautiful one and
will do justice to every femin
ine foot that they may adorn.
Our display and selection is
large. We are showing them
in the newest of footwear.
Our prices are a temptation in
itself to the buyer.
They are now on sale and are going
at SI.00 tO $3.50. Our selec
tion is undoubtedly the finest
ever put 011 the market in
town. Our line of $2.50 and
S3.00 shoes are stunning.
Men's Heavy
3-Soled Shoes
For winter. We want to sup
ply every man with the proper
shoes. They are fine in ap
pearance, thoroughly made of
best leather and will give
entire satisfaction. Can be
had in russet and black. From
$2.50 to $4.00.
These arc but a few of the oppor
tunities we offer and Is no compari
son to the lare and complete stock
we carry.
BALL'S
SHOE STORE,
14 S. Main St., - - Shenandoah.
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. U3 I!ast Coal Street, Bhennndoah, l'onno
Mall orders promptly attended to.
I
H IMLJI Tk 13 mUkt.
THE lessons of the late war are many. Not the least of them is that the American is invincible. Just as Uncle
Mammoth Clothing I louse L. Goldin, Prop., is without a rival in the field of Clothing. Mere are a few of
Fine Blue and Ulack Overcoats are going at $5, none better in the market for $8.50. French Clay suits, $5.85, can't be duplicated by any other house for less than $8.50. We
ave a big stock ol other goods at equally low prices. Our big business justifies us in n ducing prices to meet the wants of the people. The greater our business grows, the lower
ur nrices become. Besides this our expenses are very small. We don't pay high rents and we are not denendent altnm;thcir on the clothino- business for our livintr. That is the
reason we can undersell any
and Children's Overcoats.
marked in plain figures, and
in Schuylkill county we give
and you euro its consequences. Theso nro
Bomo of tho consequences of constipation :
biliousness, loss of appetite, pimples, sour
stomach, depression, coated tonfjue, night
mare, palpitation, cold foot, debility, diz
zinoss, weakness, backache, vomiting,
jaundice, piles, pallor, stitch, irritability,
nervousness, headache, torpid liver, heart
burn, foul breath, sleeplessness, drowsi
ness, hot skin, cramps, throbbing head.
a?
Am n Sure Cur a
for Constipation
Dr. J. C. Ayer's Pills aro a specific for
all diseases of tho liver, stomach, and
bowels.
"I Buffered from constipation which as
sumed such an obstinate form that I feared
it would causo a stoppage of tho bowels.
After vainly trying various remedies, I be
gan to tnko Ayer's I'ills. Two boxes oHectod
a complete euro."
D. BURKE, Saco, Mo.
"For eight years I was afflicted with
constipation, which becamo so bad that tho
doctors could do no more for me. Thon I
began to talto Ayer's Pills, and soon tho
bowels recovered their natural action."
VM. II. DeLAUCETT, Dorset, OnL
THE PILL THAT WILL.
ri - ;
Til II WKATIIKU.
The forecast for Friday : Fair, to paitly
cloudy, slightly warmer weather and fresh
southeasterly to southerly winds, followed by
rain in the northern districts.
THE CITY TRUSTS.
Annual Visit li Tonn by the Hoard n!
Directors.
Tho Hoard of Directors of tho City Trusts
to the properties 0.MI10 Giiard Kstato in
Schuylkill and Columbia counties, and n
number of invitid quests, paid their annual
visit to town to-day, but made their stay a
very biief one. Thuir special train stopped
near Kmeriek stieet and tho party wont over
to the Kebley Hun colliery, remaining tbeio
but a few minutes. The visitors then went to
Win. l'din and Packer collieries Nos. 3, 1 and
2, then to the Hammond, and linally to
Packer No. 5. At 0110 o'clock this afternoon
they dined at Giraidville. This afternoon
they visited the uashcries in tho vicinity of
that town, and then visited West and Fast
Hear ISidgo collieries, tho John lllakey coal
tract, (tilliertou colliery and Tunnel Hideo
colliery in tho order named. Tho paity 10
turned to tiirardville in timo to have supper
there at six o'clock this evening. At eight
o'clock to-iilglit thero will bo a reception in
tho Armory building at Olrardvlllo. To
morrow tho directors will visit tho Ashland
district, tho Qirard Water Company's works,
tho Catawissa valley and G Irani Manor. They
will return to Philadelphia in tho ovouiiig.
Tho members of the party aro Gen. Louis
Wagner, Joseph L. Cavon, John II. Con
verse, Kdwin S. Stuart, J. K. Cunning, John
M. Campbell, Hon. Win. H. Hauua, Hon. J. C.
Ferguson, Hon. F. C. firewater, Francis K.
Hrowster, Gen. I. S. Wistar, l'erry C.
Jladoira, Win. SI. Angney, Meredith Hadna,
A. il. Fctterolf, John H. Jones, James Cavcu,
Georgo K. Kirkpatrick, Frank M. Higbley,
Louis llciland, II. S. Ihonipsou, K. C.
Wagner, G. H. Kaerchcr.
Shalte OfT Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Hub well with Ied Flag Oil, 25c. At
Gruliler Iiros., drug store.
THANKSGIVING SERVICES.
'lliu Ministerial AHsoclatloii MukoH Its
Arl'HiigeiuentH for Tlioiu,
Tne Ministerial Association of town met in
tho Primitive Methodist church yesterday
and decided to havo union thanksgiving ser
vices in tho Trinity Itefonncd church, on
West Lloyd street, next Thanksgiving Day.
Itov. I. J. Iieitz, pastor of tho United Evan
gelical church, will preach tho sermon. An
oilcring will bo taken up for tho benefit of
the lied Cross Society.
Ir. HuII'm Cough Syrup Is the liet
remedy for lelioving and curing that asthma
tic cough. Physicians recommend it. Huy
only tho genuine, Dr. John W. Hull's Cougb
Syrup.
Soldlem ScrlouBly 111.
Messages received to-day Btato that Ser
geant John ISrownmillor and l'rlvato Wosloy
Heckor, of Mahauoy City, members of Co. E,
8th Heg't, who nro ill in a hospital at Harris-
burg, nro in n critical condition. Members
of tho families of both patients havo gone to
Harrlsburg.
There Never Was a Better Cure
Than Pan-Tina for coughs, 25c. At Gruhler
Iiros., drug storo.
Attacked by it Dog.
John, tho threo-ycar-old son of Petor
Kcim, of Jacksous, was attacked by a dog
owned by n neighbor. Tho flesh was torn off
tho child's left forearm iu a frightful man
ner. Tho cries of tho child attracted tho
attention of nolghbors, who beat oil' the dog.
The animal was shot.
other clothing house in the county. We don't need to multiply words. Everybody knows that
All we ask of the public is to call and look over our line of goods. Our garments are marked.
we allow 10 per cent, off besides. Don't be afraid that you overpay for clothing in our store.
you ten clays in which to return
Great Mammoth Clothing House, goldin
PITHY POINTS.
"iilliilhi; Throughout thu Country
C'liriiiilelnil for llmly roruniil.
t'upt. John Owens, of Company 11, is ru
polled ill with fever nt Camp Meado.
Tho practleo of teachors accepting fees from
scholars for special instructions has been
stopped by tho l'oltsvlllo School Hoard.
Henry Frick and Alias Emily Heck, both of
l'oltsvlllo, were married yesterday.
Tho Good Intent Flio Co. of Potlsvllle.
havo planned n tilp to Niagara Falls one
year hence. They aro looking ahead.
Twenty new houses aro being erected near
the Mid Vulley No. 2 colliery, recently
creeled.
Hy a voto of 12 to 4 Select Council of Head
ing rofused to grant tho right to u new tele
phone company to erect poles and enjoy
privileges iu that city.
Hazleton Is to bo made division head
quarters for tho Lehigli Valley railroad.
Jacob llorman, of Tamaqua, shot a S3,
pound catamount near that placo on Monday.
Curds aro out announcing tho marriage of
Hubert 0. Cole, of Mt. Carbon, and Miss
Hannah Marrah, of Pottsvlllc, which will
tako placo on Wednesday, October 2(1.
Tho Evening Chronicle speaks of Constablo
Matt. Glblon as "one of tho most popular
minions of tho law who visits Pottsvillo."
An original pension of Jtl per month has
been granted to John 1! llollenlmck,, of
Pottsvillo.
Miss Kathryn Heuder, of Miuersvlllo, haB
gone to New York to tako private musical
lessons under a famous teacher.
Joseph Coulin uud Miss Eva Kane, both of
Miuersvlllo, woro married yesterday.
Tho Hollertown wuter works have been
completed, nt a cost of $14,050.00.
.Monroe county farmers yesterday held
theirannual picnic on tho Fair Grounds at
Stroudsburg.
freight Conductor Stephen H. Lyons, of
the Lohlgh Valloy Iiallroad, was killed by
his own train, at Coxton.
In St. Joseph's Hospital, at Lebanon,
Private Joseph Meyers, of Company A,
Tenth Ohio Volunteeis, died of typhoid
fever.
Whllo standing on tho side foot-board of
an eleclric car, at Wilfccsbaire, Michael
Moore was struck by a car on another track
and killed.
l!ev. A. O. Hartholomew, of Lohlghton,
has been elected pastor of draco Jieformed
chinch, at Easton, to succeed l!ev. O. P.
Steckcl, resigned.
Tho West Pennsylvania Synod of thu
Evangolical Lutheran church, met yesterday
at Hanover, York county, Hov. H. II. Wile,
of Carlisle, presiding.
Tho Hethleheiu Iron Company last night
shipped to l,o Newpoit News Navy Yaid
three turret plates for tho battleship Ken
tucky which weighed 100 tons.
Tho work of getting tho new slope at St.
Nicholas colliery ready for opoiation is pro
gressing rapidly. Tho water at the slope
bottom is being pumped out and many needed
repairs havo been made.
Consult our advertising columns hefoio
making your purchasos. Tho leading mer
chants use tho Hkii.m.d's columns.
This is lino weather for early walks. How
mauy seizo tho opportunity?
The politicians, so far, havo given Shenan
doah tho go-bye.
Georgo Moyle, of Mt. Carmcl, is a cripple
for life, caused by a fall of coal.
Dr. Swallow pays taxes in .Mt. (Vnnel, ho
owning proporty iu tlmt town.
Tho "war tramp" is abroad. He blisters
his arm with acid and goes up to a back door
with a pitiful talo of hardships ho has suf
feied, Two boars aro said to bo roaming tho
mountains near tho Coloralno colliery, Shu
mokiu. Sumo farmers aro selling chestnuts at eight
cents per quart.
P. It. Swank, for years employed as a time
keeper at Delano, has been transferred to
Wcatherly, where ho will act as timekeeper
iu tho foundry.
Tho proprietors of tho Wilkcsbarro News
Dealer aro arrested for libel, having published
an item that Mrs. Hough and a Plymouth
barber had eloped.
Tho state convention of County Commis
sioners will bo held at Clearfield next Tues
day. Geranumns, fuchsias, pansies, daises, roses
etc., for spring planting at Payne's nurseries,
Girardvillo. Tuberose and gladiolus bulbs.
l)eod Iteeorded.
Deed from Harriet I'lshur and husband to
John W. Ileckert, premises in Heginsvillo;
from Edward H. Snyder to Mary J. Snydor,
premises in Mincrsvlllc; from John Huohlor
to Isaao M. Holder, premises in West Peun
Twp.; from Daniel W. MeSurdy and wlfo to
Christian Nectzow, promises In Ashland;
from Alliance Coal Mining Co. to Ann E,
Howan, premises iu Now Philadelphia.
of tho Globe fcr
RHEUMATISM.!
huh j'11-jjun.u uuuer 1110 binngcnt
DERMAH MEDICAL UYS,,
.prcBcnoea uy cminenipnysiciansi
OR. RICHTER'S
(b a hi tin inn 43'
fPAlM EXPELLER.
B woildrcDownod! IicuiarkaMsuccesefulI
BOnlvefniitno Willi Trade Mark ' Anchor.'
IF. id. Itklitcr A Co.. 215 1'iurlSt.. Kciv York.
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch Houses. Own Glassworks.
SJ&SOcu. Enduncd&rccoiuiuvnucaby
A. Wasley. 106 K. Main St..
lC. n. Hagentmch, 103 N. Main St.,
,r. r.v. iurnn, 6 B. Mala St.
Shenandoah.
3 "T!?1 IMV
DR. RICHTER'a '
"ANCHOU" ST03IACIIAT. best for
LiVr .MimiP wl.''ac'1 r,ol,,nlnlt".
1
tne goous, anu win return your
PERSONAL MEN HON.
M. D, Malouo tnado a business trip to Mt.
Carmel to day.
John J, Hroderlck, of Frccland, was n
guost nf town friends last night.
Mrs. Jennie Flndley and Mrs. Jacob lUrls
hue gone to tho Hloomshurg fair.
Miss Lauia Morris Is visiting friends In St.
Chilr and vicinity.
Miss Ella McGulnncss visited friends nt
Pottsvillo to day.
Miss Hornet tn Evans, who was tho guest of
Mrs, Phillips, on West Oak street, for sovcral
months, returned to her homo in Ohio to-day.
Mrs, John W. Morgan, of East Oak street,
has been sumiconed to Wisconsin by tho
Bullous illness of a brother-in-law.
Mrs. John 1,'oberts and her daughter-Ill-law.
Mrs. Philip Stauller, of Wllkosbarro,
havo leturned to town from a visit to Wash
ington, 1). O.
Mrs. Philip Moder, of East Coal stieet,
visited relatives at Mahanoy City to-day.
Thomas Williams, a prlvato in tho U. S.
army at Pl.tttsburg, N. Y.. Is homo on a fur
lough and is visiting his parents on North
White stieet.
Couiicilmun F. E. Magargle and E. C.
llrobst left town Ibis morning for Hlooms
hurg, to attend thu fair.
II. L. Whltcloek, of Heading, was a town
visitor last evening.
Martin Urodoiic k, agent for tho Columbia
Hi owing company at Shainoklu, transacted
business at tho local olllco to-day.
Mrs. M. It. Hurko and Miss 11. M. Foloy
were Pottsvillo visitors yesterday afternoon.
It. L. Talley, wlfo and two children, of
llaltimord, Mil., nro In town to spend a week
with Mrs. Tallcy's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
MnlCernan, of East Coal street. Mr. Talley
will make occasional trips through thu region
iu tho intciest of tli Homo Friendly So
ciety, of which ho is president.
.Murrlc.i In l'hlhideliilila.
This afternoon iu St. Francis do Sales
church, Philadelphia, Miss Nolllo Dugau, a
foimer resident of town, was wedded to P.
J. Crauo, of Philadelphia. Tho conplo was
suppoited by Miss Cassio Martin, also a
former resident of town, uud Michael Crane,
a brother of the groom. Tho nowly married
couple will reside in a newly furnished
lesidence at SHU South 10th street. Michaol
and Cella Dugan, a brother and sister of tho
bride, and Miss Mary Early, all of town, aro
iu attendance at tho weddiug.
All kinds of vegetables and flower seeds,
and plants at Payne's ntlrsories, Giraidville.
Kleetrie ears pass tho door. fi-O-tf
Uentriilla's schools.
Tho appointment of a now Hoard of
School Dileetors, does not by any means re
move tho tumble iu educational circles in
that town. It is said the new Iluaid will
elect a principal other than J. II. Eisen
hower, who was deposed by tho former
ISiuiiI, and that his case will ho appealed to
tho Supremo Court. This means moro
tumble. Tho new Hoard met last night and
0 Hoot oil an oigauiatiou by the election of
Albeit Hall piesideut and P. J. Heeddy sec
letary. They adjourned to meet to-morrow
evening, when teachcis will be elected und
pieparatlous mado to open the schools on
Monday morning next.
Murrlugo Licenses.
Win. Mauah and Katie McDonald, both of
Hlytho Twp.
Martin Hums, of Wm. Pcnn, and Colla
Thompson, of Shenandoah.
Collieries Idle,
Many of tho collieries were compelled to
shutdown at noon to-day on account of tho
shtirtago uf cars.
KviiUmc ol" 11 Itriilul Murder.
Allentown, Pa., Oct. 13. The body of
n man was found In Salisbury town
chip yeutunluy near the tracks of tho
Knst I'ennpylvanla railroad. The man's
head had been crushed, presumably
with n navy lnm bar, which was lying
near tho body. .He had evidently been
killed and his body then placed on a
pile of hay and burned. The body was
badly chart cd. nnd lay In the partly
burned liny when found
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.
Rough Riders' trimmed hats,
all colors, 65c ; walking and
Alpine hats, trimmed, 50c ;
trimmed sailor hats, from 35c
up ; children's trimmed hats,
75c up ; French felt hats, 75c
up ; Velveteens, 25c per yard
and up ; Silk velvet, 65c per
yard and up ; fancy feathers,
irom 25c up, quill 2c ; im
ported fancy feathers, one of a
kind ; black and colored birds,
from 15c up ; Ostrich plumes,
25c up ; Ostrich tips, 3 in a
bunch, 50c up ; Nuns veil, 1
yards long, $1 ; silk mourning
veils, $1.50, worth double; face
veils for mourning, 25c up.
Wo cannot be undersold, as we buy and sell for
ensh only, (tail und get our prices.
Felt Hats of every description and shade at
Mrs. J. J. Kelly,
26 South Main Street, - Shenandoah, Pa,
meney. Remember the Big
mmm$MkmteJ iM&mmr Kill
Just when you'll
preciate it best, we begin our
GREAT flUTUlufJ PflEY-SAVIliG SALE 1
At even usual prices our goods would be priced lower thnli any of
equal merit that you'll be amazed at the power of your dollars.
Children's Shoes From 19 Cents lJ p.
Hig line of ladies', men's and boy's shoes at prices which speak for
themselves. Fifty pairs of men's and boys' patent leather shoes, from
3 to 9, at $1.68, worth S4.00 This is one of our big bargains.
Men's Extension Sole Shoes $1,25, worth 32,
We have a beautiful line of men's and boys' shoes in all colors and
styles box calf, kangaroo and bulldog toe, with heavy soles, for the
winter.
Big Line of Dry Goods,
Cheaper Than Sold Anywhere Else
We have a nice unbleached muslin, 36 inches
wide, from 4 cents up ; while muslin, from 5c up ; cotton flannel, 5c.
The best gray flannel, I5j4c per yard.
Beautiful Line of Dress Goods Cheap.
A FULL LINE OF-:
BOYS' AND GIRLS' CAPS AND LADIES' HOODS.
Our stock of ladies' and misses' coats and plush capes are arriving M
daily, and will be sold cheaper than any other town dealer can afford to.
Wo carry n IjIr nssortntent of boys' suits and men's and boys'
pants at cheapest prices. Underwear of all kinds.
REMEMBER. THE PLACE :
Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House,
NEXT TO niCHAEL PETERS' SALOON,
13 North riaia Street, - Shenandoah, Pa.
E. F", SUPOWITZ, Prop.
J9
IKE ORKIN,
No. 129 South Main Street,
TERAUNUS OF THE SCHUYLKILL TRACTION COHPANV'S RAILWAY.
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 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.
PLAIN TO BE SEEN!
Your eyes need attention. It is
a mistake to neglect them. It is
better to give too much than too
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. Mairr Street.
CARD TO
THE PUBLIC I
The undersigned haa discon
tinued tho stove bimlucHs and will .luvotit Ids
entire attention to the repalrluK of all kinds of
stoves, heaters nml riiBi", All repairing will
receive prompt attention
WA1. R. I'RATT, 333 S. Jardln St.
Sam is without a peer in the sombre theatre of war so The
our "trade inducers :"
Goldin carries the largest and finest stock of Men's, Boys'
We don't ask ten different prices for each piece. All are
If we don't sell 20 per cent, cheaper than any other house
Store.
need It, and ap
77TT-
A Contented Woman
Xh hIio who !t;m her walls and eotllngB il room tod
from our latent iIohIkiih nmt rich colors In wall
paper. Wo lime n complete line of exciulnltu
t lut m ami shades, In the most mthtlu combina
tions and patterns, and wu will decorate our
homu from kitchen to attic nt a renonabU
11k uro,
J. P. CARDEN,
224 West Centre Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
Jewelry, Silverware, Musical
Instruments, Optical Goods.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VANTl!U A girl to do general liouerk.
V t Aluxt come recommcitueu.
Aily nt No.
11 North Main street.
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TjOK 8A1.K. A vnliinlilo iileco of real estate,
7 cuntululiifr four dwelllitfra. Splendid Hew
erniro attached. Can bu bought reasonable.
Apply ut tho IIckalu olllcc. lU-3-tf
I TlOn SAI.K Valuable Shenandoah propeity,. 7j .
centrally located on Oak street, with all M
modern conveniences, storo room and . welling ' '
and houooon tho roar.
For further Infonunttoiu
apply at tula of lice.
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IiOlt IUNT. Dwelling house, located corner
l.loyd and West streets, now occupied by
Airs. S. 1). Hess. All modern conveniences
Apply on the premises. 10-3 2w
ITIOU SALE. Two pool tables In good condE
? tion. fun bo bought very reasonable.
Apply to Anthony Schmicker, 1UU South Main
street. tf
NOTICH. Deslrablo properties for sale. Ai
lly to S. O. M. llollopcter, attorney,
Shenandoah, 8-UI-tf
THOU SAl.K. A valuable property on West
JtJ Centre street, dwelling house, and all con
veniences in deslrablo location. Apply to.
Thomas Tosli, for further particulars. 5-27-tf
DANDRUFF
... Is the Beginning of Baldness.
Wostphal's fluxillator
Cures Dandruff and all diseases of the scaly,
KOB. SALE AT
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SHENANDOAH, RENNA,