ICE
CREAM
SODA,
All flavors. Delicious
and thirst quenching.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
Telephone Connection.
DAVISON'S
Department Stores,
Nos. ifp-131-133 North Haiti Street.
Baby Coaches
and Go-Carts !
UWUU1U
Our go-carts are something new.
They are just the thing for a child
too large for a carriage and not
large enough to walk.
Our baby carriages are like the
coming spring. They are just as
"warm" as the first rays of sun
shine. You ought to come and
look at them and then we could say
to you :
DO YOU SEE how well
prepared we are with this
stock, the largest ever yet
brought here.
DO YOU SEE that we
have put the very smallest
prices on these goods yet
quoted here.
DO YOU SEti that our
goods have a better make
and finish than ever.
DAVISON'S
Department Stores,
Nos. 1 1 9-1 21-123 North Alain
St.
SPRING SHOES
A big line of Men's, Ladies',
Misses' and Children's shoes await
your approval. We call special
Russet Shoes.
Men's $5.00
" 3-50
' 2.00
Shoes at $3.50.
" 3 25.
1.25.
' " 2.00.
" ' 1.50.
" 1.00.
Ladles'
3.oo "
" 3.25 "
1.50 "
These prices range in comparison
with the Misses' and Children's
stock.
Another lot of shoes going at
,85 cents that are really worth $1.25
BOSTON
27 South Main Street. Shenandoah,
1. SPONT, PROP.
FOUR DOORS ABOVE POST OFFICE.
Pa.
Spring Suitings.
We have some of the
choicest suits made by the leading
manufacturers in spring suitings at
$10, $11 and SIS and
upwards. They are the nearest
approach to perfection ever seen in
men's garments.
Trousering:
You won't want anythlnj
We make trousers from ?
finr line Is a
S1 .plentlld one.
: else wlwn you see it.
1.00 upward.
Kelly & Conway,
TAILORS,
14 W. Centre St.,
FERGUSON HOUSE BLOCK.
CHEAP GROCERIES.
Hay, Flour and Feed.
NEW STORE. NEW STOCK.
Our goods are staple and sell retail at
wholesale price.
FOIt HATUItDAY Ecus. 13 cents per dozen s
farmer roll butter, ICo nnd 18c i beat creamery
butter, Z3o ; bams, Kc; siiouiaers, 0540.
Ellis Guzinsky,
216 W. Centre St., Shenandoah.
Tnree doors below brick school.
IT'S AN.IMPOSSIBILITY FOR MAN
To eook at all and It Is next to Impossible for a
womsu to cook satisfactorily unless she has the
proper materials to practice the culinary art.
flare you tried our staple and fancy palute
please T
E. B. FOLEY, 27
iitiBt Slclf I
Many persons have their good
day and their bad day. Others
arc about half sick all the time.
They have headache, backache,
and are restless and nervous.
Food does not taste good, and
the digestion Is poor; the skin
Is dry and sallow and disfigured
with pimples or eruptions;
sleep brings no rest and work
Is a burden.
What Is the cause of all this?
Impuro blood.
And the remedy?
v.
It clears out the channels
through which poisons are
carried from the body. When
all impurities are removed from
the blood nature takes right hold
and completes the cure.
If there Is constipation, take
Ayer's Pills. They awaken the
drowsy action of the liver; they
cure biliousness.
Wrlo to our Doctor C
Wo hare the exclusive cervices of
Rome of the most eminent nliTitclAim In
the United Htatoi. Write freely nil tho
particular! in your case, iou nm
celve a prompt reply, without cost.
Address, DK. J.
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout the Country
Ghronlclarl for Hasty Perusal.
Onion snow yesterday.
Edwin Durkin, of Ashland, has been ap
pointed operator at tho P. & R. lit. Carmel
oflito.
Governor Stono has signed the bill authoriz
ing the construction of sido paths along high
ways for bicycles and pedestrians, and taxing
bicycles $1.00.
Miss Margaret Mnrpby, of Centralis, will
sail from New York on Thursday for an
extended European tour.
Considerable interest is manifested In the
election of school superintendent, which
takes place two weeks from to-morrow.
Tamaqua wants an additional school build
ing, the schools being overcrowded.
The paper with tho largest circulation pays
the best. The greatest lesson the advertiser
has to learn is to know what publication to
keep out of. Printers Ink,
Jacob Dauby, of Pottsville, caught a trout
in Tumbling Run 'dam SI inches long and
weighing three pounds, teu ounces I
Tho Rescue Hook & Laddor Co. will hold
their annual ball this evening.
The engagement of Patrick McColIougb, of
St. Clair, and Miss Hulihan, of Now Phila
delphia, has been annouueed. They will bo
married at the homo of the bride next Wed
nesday. A regular session of the Borough Council
will be held Thursday evening.
Tho managers of the Pottsville hospital
have contracted for the erection of a nurses'
home to cost $5,000.
Fiauk Haas, of Ashland, will locate in
Pittsburg.
The first annual May assembly of tho
Irving Club, of Mahauoy City, will be held
in Armory kail, Thursday evening, May II.
It promises to be a great social success.
The P. & R. collieries In this district will
work three three-quarter days this week,
to-day, Wednesday and Friday.
The public school house at Valley Furnace,
in Blythe township, was totally destroyed by
fire Saturday morning.
Applicants for the position of enumerators
for the census to be taken next year are be
coming more numerous and the political
leaders aro being written to or buttonholed
In the interest of the applicants.
Tax Receiver Ritz, of Ashland, and Prof.
It. J. Sweeney, of Butler, may enter the
contest for the Democratic nomination for
Prothonotary.
Remarkable Rescue.
Mrs.
Michael Curtain. Flainfield. HI.,
makes the statement, that she caught cold
which settled on her lungs ; she was treated
for a month by her family physician, but grew
worse. He told her sue was a Hopeless vio
tim of consumption aud that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr,
King's New Discovery for consumption j she
bought a bottle and to her delight found her
self benefitted from first dose. She comtinued
its use and after taking six bottles, found her
self sound and well j now does her own
housework, and is as well as she ever was.
Free trial bottles of this Urcat Discovery at A.
Wasley's Drug Store. Large boUles 50 cents
and $1.00.
Civil Court Jurors.
The following are among those drawn to
serve as jurors tor tne urst weeic 01 civil
court commencing May 15 next :
Edward Early, bartender, Shenandoah.
Edward Dooling, laborer, E. Mahauoy.
Wm. Zimmerman, butcher, Shenandoah,
Howell Davis, laborer, Mahanoy T., E.
Jos. Kissinger, laborer, Mabanoy T., E.
Frank Broadback, lab., Mahanoy T., E.
James Burns, supervisor, Shonaudoah.
Patrick Murphy, Sr miner, Shenandoah.
Israel Applegate, saloon, Union T,
Tbos. Campbell, miner, Butler T,
Patrick Barry, laborer, Gllberton.
C. T. Straugbn, editor, Shenandoah.
Jss, Donaldson, laborer, Girardville.
Morgan Davis, laborer, Shenandoah.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses were issued to W. J,
Branchide, of St. Clair, and Miss Lucy
Myers, of Mahanoy City ; to Theodore
Maicksel, of liar wood, and Mlsa Catharine
Doimstettler, of Oneida ; to Jeremiah Doolln,
of Mahanoy Plane, and Miss Mary Ginty of
Girardville; to Thos. Magovern, of Beilly
Twp., aud Lizzie G, Coyne, of Philadelphia,
Deeds Jtecoriled,
From Caiper Becker, Sr., to Casper Becker,
Jr., et at, premises in Yorkville; from John
B, Jones aud wife to William II. Kiehner.
prewiMWlu Wayne Township; from Henry
Portz to Catharine Porte, premises in Girard-
villo ; from Amanda Russei and husband to I
Richard Wenrlcb, premises In Pinegrove 1 1
from Robsrt Hamilton and wife to Susan
Kane, premises in Mt. Carbon.
Coco Argollne, the genuine article, for sale '
at Klrlln's drug store. 10-6-tf
U. AYLIt, JMl
THE WORLD'S END.
Series il Lectures on the Subject by. Itov.
Albln.
Rev. R. R. Albln, pastor of tho Calvary
Baptist church, on South Jardln street, has
begun 11 religious campaign of n somewhat
vigorous character to prepnro the pooplo for
the end of tho world, ur tho second coining
of (Jlirint. According to tho announcement
himlo by the pastor, "Signs of tho times point
to tho tlnio of Ills coming being near, and
that tho great Imltlo of 'Armageddon' will
Hmib!y take place tills year of 1809.'' Tho
congregation in nttcnilanco at tho first Ice
turo, last evening, comfortably filled tho cosy
llttlo placo of wuishlp of tho denomination,
and tlioio who attended wero treated to soino
oxi'oIIbiiI vocal music of a sacrod character
by Mr William Waters and Iiliclioir.
Rev Albln has nn. imprcsslvo pulpit ap
pearance, and his delivery commands atten
tion. Ai ho says himself, tho course ho has
stnrtcd is not In tho nature of sermons, but
lectures on tlio gospel, with tho Idea of pio
paring tlio people for the momentous epoch
which ho believes is at hand. As stated In
Ills introductory, Rev. Albln has been n
preacher of tho gospel for almost 21 years,
aud for 20 years of that period he lias de
voted much thought and time to a study of
tho fulfillment of tho prupbecy of the sccoud
coming of tlio Lord Jesus Christ. In fact,
ho has lectured mid published works bearing
upon the subject during his residence in this
country, and in England. Ho is enthusiastic
on tlio subject, nnd his discourse is interest
ing Although Itov. Albln did not baso his lec
turo upon a text, ho took occasion to read,
among others, tho following paragraphs from
Matthew XXIV as tho scrlpturo losson In
tho oarly part of the service :
"Verily I say unto you, thoro shall not bo
left hero 0110 stono upon another, that shall
not bo thrown down. Tell us, wheu
shall theso things be? And what shall be
the sign of Thy coming, and of tho end of
tho world? And Jesus answered and said
unto thorn, tako heed that no man decelvo
you. For many shall come in my namo say
ing, I am Christ : nnd shall decelvo many.
And yo shall hear of wars nnd rumors of
wars ; soo that ye bo not troubled ; for all
these things must como to pass, but tho cud
is not yet. For nation shall riso against
nation, nnd kinndom against kingdom j and
there shall bo famtnes, and pestilences, and
earthquakes. In divers places. All these are
tlio beginning of sorrows. "
After reiterating his mission to prepare tho
people for tho advent prophesied, Rov. Albln
said that two great giants stood in tho path
way ignorance and uubclief, but as David
slow Goliath, so would tho 31,000 promises of
tho gospel bo thrown, as in a sling, against
tbo giants until they aro slain. This work,
ho said, has been going on a long time, for
tbo gospel has been translated into every
lauguago in uso on tbo faco of the Globe.
The Ignorance of tho gospel truths, said Rov.
Albin, is duo to people uot reading tbo Bible
for themselves, or because, so to speak, they
only read It with one eye. This is, ho said,
lamentably true as to professed christians.
good, truo christians, and even as to many of
tho clergy. They fail to realize tho full
force of the second coming of Christ.
Rev. Albiu then urged the congregation to
read the Blblo during tho coming week, from
Genesis to Roveiation, and said that, with
this preparation, the thome of his lectures
might be more clearly understood as they
progressed. One of the hindrances ex
perienced In tho teachings, ho said, is that so
many peoplo have preconceived ideas. An
other is superstition, so much so, in tho litter
sense, that some people believe that only
ministers of the gospel can understand the
Bible. Another hindrance is wrong teaching
Many people aro superstitious of Revelation,
yet in tho first book Uod has promised
blessing on every living bouI that reads the
first book of Roveiation. Following this Rev,
Alblu urged that the book of Daniel and
Bevelatlon bo read during the coming week
The clergyman then proceeded to treat
smo of the objections raised against his
theory, among them (1) that it has been
written that no m.in, not eron the angels in
heaven, shall know when tho Son of Man
cometh. To this Rev. Albin said tho declaim
tion applied to the first coming: that it was
preached whon Christ was upon earth, and
Kevelatlon was written sixty years later. In
tho old testament Christ's second coming Is
spoken of twenty tlraos to ouo moution of
IIU first coming; and in the new testament
Ills second coming is spoken of SSI times or
once in every 25 verses. Tho second objec
tion raised Is that so many peoplo boliovo in
the second coming in a spiritual sense, while,
in fact, tbo spiritual coming is embodied in
the conversion of sinuers, "My lectures,
said Rev. Albin, "treat of the comlog of
Christ in a literal sense his personal coming,
The third objection is that tho second com
ing is tbo coming of death. To this Rev,
Albin replied that death is the enemy of the
human family. Death smites. Christ will
como to claim his followers.
As to false prophets, Rev. Albln dismissed
the subject with exhortation of the congrega'
tion to beware of them, and referred to cases
he had read of where pretenders had caused
deluded people to part with their earthly be,
longings under tne impressien tuat the pre
tender was the personification of th
prophesied Savior,
In closing his lecture for the evening Rov,
Albiu referred to tho turbulent condition of
affairs between the foreign nations. Speak
ing of tho Peace Congress called by tho Czar
of Russia, be said that this was only in ae
cordance with the holy prophesy that there
would be cries of Peaco ! Peace 1" but said
that the Czar was all the while makln
preparations for war and, at an unexpected
moment, there will be a great clash, aud
Europe will bo deluged by blood ; then, bo
aid, we may expect tho fulfillment of the
prophesy.
It's the little colds that grow Into big colds:
the big colds that end in consumption and
death. Watch the little colds. Dr. Wood'i
Norway Pine Syrup.
After Delinquent Collectors.
The County Commissioners are urging
upon tax collectors to make immediate pay
in cuts upon duplicates prior to and Includ
ing those of 1607. The outstanding taxes
upon these amount to $140,000. Unless set
tlements aro made on or before May let, tb
bonds of such collectors will be certified into
court for collection from the sureties.
Accidents como with distressing frequency
on the farm. Cuts, bruises, stings, sprains
Dr. Thomas' Eclectiic Oil relieves the pa!
instantly. Never safe without it.
" "OAl
ot tho Globo for
2TETJ2 A1GIA and similar Oomplalnta;
ana prcparea unaer ma strugem
. DERHAH MEDICAL LAWS,
.prescribed by eminent physicians i
DR. RICHTER'S
til A&inunn iv
EXPELLED
World renowned I TtemArfesblvsuccesaf ul I
i unir genuine wit a I raae maris " Ancnor,
i . CijOo.auoiuo. AiauanuririsisorurouKU
iu.sKSTZstca.zismrict., hew wee.
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
1 3 Branch lionet!, Own GlarswoAi.
Eruloricd and Jlceommendttl by
A
leading irnoimau ana Jiriau ,
Vruoptts, MmtiUrs, and
viftcr prominent
people.
Unn D1rUTrDa
f ANCHOR" BT03IACIIAI. best for
HK WEATIIItH.
Tha tomnornturo hna risen decidedly
In the west nnd northwest. Sunday
morning warnings
of frost for Sun
day night woro
tolographcd over
tho Mlddlo Atlan
tic states and tha
intorlor of tho
South Atlanticand
east gulf Btatcs,
excepting Florida.
Forecast for this
section until 8 p.
m. today: Fair,
with slow rislnc
tcmporaturo; diminishing northwester
ly winiis. warmer tomorrow, with In.
eroaslng cloudiness.
SunrlBO, 5:19: sunset. (1.40: Innrrth nf
day, 131i., 21m.; moon rises, 12:04.:
luoon sets, 616.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Among the townsmen who spent a part of
to-day at Pottsville woro B. R. Sovorn,
Mlchaol Mcllct. E. C. Brohst. B. G. IIoss. J.
Claude Brown, Joseph Bell, John Mcldalzis,
T. M Stout and Leo Bamberger.
John It. Belsol, of Wlllinmsport. spent
yesterday in town visiting his parents.
hnocli Iockett, tho gonial clork at the
alloy House, Ilazloton, was a guest of town
1 lends yesterday.
Itobort A. Quiun, tho now superintendent
of tho Wm Pcnn colliery, assumed his posi
tion on Saturday and is temporarily quartered
at the Ferguson House.
J. L Piatt, supervisor of tho outside ma
chinery at Hickory Ridge colliery, near Mt.
Carmel, was a Saturday night visitor to
town.
E. T. Johnson was a Sunday visitor to
Sunbury.
James Morgan was installod as a deacon in
tho Trinity Roformed church at last evening's
services.
Rev. D. I. Evans is on the sick list, suffer-
tig from bronchial trouble.
Georgo W. Kolpor was a guest of friends at
Ashland yesterday.
Mrs, Charles Rowland and Mrs. Robert
Edwards spent to-day visiting friends at
Shamokln.
Georgo W. Crawshaw. of Mahanoy City,
was a guest of his mother, in town, yester
day. Mrs. John Rohorts has gono to Wilkosbarro
to visit her son, Philip E. Stauffer.
Mrs. John W. Morgan, of East Oik street.
and her sister, Mrs. Mark Honeysott, of
Janesvllle, Wis., havo gone to Philadelphia
to visit the former's son, Talicsln Morgan.
Joseph II. Manloy, of Northumberland,
was a guest of relattves in town yesterday.
Miss Brehus, of Lansdowno. near Philadel
phia, is being entertained at tho residence of
Miss Salllo Wasiey, on South White street.
Miss Fannie Langton, of Ashland, is visit
ing her brother, Dr, D. J. Langton.
J. j. Shea, of Tamaqua, managor of Con
way's store, was a Sunday visitor to town.
Firo I FIrel rlral
Insure your property from loss iu tho
oldest aud strongest cash companies : Phila.
Underwriters Insurance Co. of North
Amorlca and Firo Association, Hartford
Firo Ins. Co., American Fire Insurance Co
West Chester Firo Ins. Co., United Firemen's
Ins. Co. T. T. Williams,
123 S. Jardln St.. Shonandoah,
Gaining Much Fame.
John Karaivich, a Lithuanian residing at
Mahanoy Plane, is a professional wood
carver, and is gaining much fame in that
connectlou. He has lately carved the image
of tho crucifixion of our Lord out of a piece
of oak wood. It stands about two feot high,
and has been groatly admired. It Is on ex,
hlbition In PotUvillo.
COLLARING A Mil
IS EASY IF YOU HAVE AS MANY
STYLES OF COLLARS AS WE HAVE,
The very fashionable and sensible round
pointed cuffs and collars are meeting with great
favor We show all the styles made. All the
new colorings In shirts for Bprlng; ties, gloves,
canes, and umbrellas, at clo.e prices
Portz Bros.,
24
North Main Street.
COMPETENT RETOUCHERS !
LATEST APPLIANCES IN PHOTOGRAPHY!
At our gallery you get a photograph that
will make yoa look pleasant and run no chances
iani ana run no cimnces
Good photos at 85 cents
on being uisappoinieu.
per dozen,
Frames and Crayons of Every Des
cription at Reduced Prices.
Dabb's Studio,
i West Centre street.
25c
Will get you more meat
at our market thau any
where else
Our always fresh beef, pork, veal,
mutton, sausages, pickled and smoked
meats are the finest to be procured.
J. fill' MEM MARKET,
203 E. Centre St.
Our market Is not eiactly located centrally
but that little extra walk will beneflt your
purse,
Tho Rosy Froshnoos
And a Telvety softness of the ekln Is inva
riably obtained by tuors who use PouoKi'a
Complexion j'owder
Mammoth
Clothing
House,
L. GOLDIN,
Proprietor.
Nos. 9 & 11
South Main St.
Shenandoah, Pa.
DII'ID.
DAVIICS. At Slisnnndonli, on Saturday, 15th
inst.,villintn I. Davles.afteu 02 years. Funeral
will take place from ills Into residence. 200
West Poplar street, on Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Services In the Welsh Calvluls
tlc Methodist church. Interment In the Otld
Fellows' cemetery. Friends and relatives and
Hhennudoiih Tribe No. 1M, Improved Order of
lied Men nnd the Welsh Ivorlte lodges are
respectfully Invited to nttend. 4-17-2t
imUNNAN. At Shenandoah, on the lCth Inst.,
uwen, son oi jawnrn aim 3iaria urennnn,
aged 15 years and 9 months. Funeral w'll
take plaeo to-morrow, (Tuesday) morning, at
9:30 o'clock, from the residence of tho parents,
100 West Laurel street. High mass In the
Annunciation church, 'nterment In the
parish cemetery. Friends nnd relatives aro
respectfully Invited to attend. It
MISCELLANEOUS.
,011 RKNT. A aeven-room dwelling house,
bath-room, hot and cold water throughout
the house and all conveniences, located on
North Jardln street. Apply at this ofllco. tf
F
OR SALK. Who'e or half interest of a
brick buildipir located on Kast Centre street.
Steam heat and ens, hath room, and up-to-date
In every respect, ror lurtuer lniormaiion
apply to S . M. Hollopcter. 4-4-tf
TMPltOVE YOUIl WHITING. BysendiiiR25o
.L for SO nssorted pens for business and tine
corresponding purposes to
The IIaet M'f'o Co..
8 29-tf Pottivillc, 1'a.
YTOTICE. Desirable properties for sale. Ap
1 ply to S. Q. M. Ilollopeter, attorney,
Huennndoau. 8-31tI
ESTATE of Sarah Itupcrt, lato of East Union
township, Schuylkill county, deceased.
Letters testamentary mi the above estate having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons
Indebted to tho said estato are requested to
make payment and those having claims to
present the samo without delay to
Or to Geohgk HicnABDS, Executor,
S. U. M. IIoi.loprter, Atty. Mccormick,
mienanuoau, 1'a. cn , uo. ra.
April 13, 1899. 4-17-Ct-oaw
A MEATY PROPOSAL
THIS IS A GOOD, MEATY,
SUBSTANTIAL PROPOSAL.
M'o sell the hest meat ever produced, clean
and sweet, on a bone. Wo can get plenty of
this kind of meat, and we want the biggest
meat trade iu this city. Try our meats and you
will become a permanent customer.
BELLI 19 1 01 STREET.
'FRIEDMAN'S
ENLARGED
GROCERY,
213 W. Centre St.
Wholesale '. and '. Retail.
3 biggest mackerel, 25 cents.
1 pound box Climax Baking
Powder, 10 cents.
18 bars yellow soap, 25 cents.
E3. A. Friedman,
213 West Centre Street.
REMOVAL.
Tho Singer Sowing Ma
chine company nas re
moved to 1 1 5 North Main
street, next door to J. U.
Price's dry goods storo.
GROCERIES,
Hay, - Flour.and - Feed
Aro (telling cheaper at our new place
than ever before, because we imvo
leai expenses and give the benefit to
the buyer.
Hay, ftfoper hundred; straw. lOo per bundle;
eggs, no per uozcni 1 urine r run uuuer,
15 to 18 cents per pound.
Don't forget us when In need f dry goods.
notions, uoois ana uuoes,
Philip Yarowsky,
No. 233 West Centre Street.
We Sell the
Lowest in Price.
Groceries,
Dry Goods,
Gent's Furnishings.
We are the farthest down West Centre street
and the farthest down Iu prices. A few more
stejis to our store la well worth the reward y.u
receive In hamulus.
Peter Greenberg,
320 West Centre Street, Shenandoah.
Pride
Producers.
Our splendidly made Boys' Suits will give the
parent pride in the boy and give the boy pride in his
clothes. Not only made to look well but also to
wear well.
Double strength to resist hard knocks and
double value to accommodate a hard times pocket
book.
Window Guards, Stable Guards, Cellar Guards,
Iron Railings, &c.
REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDEDTO.
FACTORY : 221-240 N. Emerlck St. RESIDENCE : 221 N. West St.
WESTERN HORSE SALE.
MATCHED PAIKS, DRAUGHT, FARM, BREWERY, FINE DRIVERS AND
GENERAL PURPOSE HORSES.
Largest Stock. Largest Stores
Largest Profits to Buyers.
These are a few of the many inducements our new stores offer to
patrons. Come and see our stock of stoves, furniture, tinware, hard
ware and carpets. We can save you more money in less time than any
other store in town. No necessity of running to numerous stores to
furnish a home. We can furnish you one from the cellar to the garret.
Our stock and prices will cause you much astonishment. We are head
quarters for baby coaches.
STOVE REPAIRING OP ALL KINDS. PICTURE FRAHES
HANUFACTURED, ALL SIZES.
D. and J. Siegel,
Preserving
The Beauty.
Kvery woman wants
to preserve her bsauty as long as
possible. This can be done by
our system of
LADIES'
SIIAnPOOINQ.
A FEW
BARGAINS.
It seems funny to talk of
bargains in a store where
everything is a bargain. But
sometimes we have just a few
things to close out to make
room for larger and newer
stocks. For instance :
OUR LHDIES
shoes have
been re
duced 75 cents to 1.00 on all
grades.
See our stock of ladies'
shoes from 90 cents to $1.25.
GUI tiEtrs
shoes are a
surprise t o
every buyer. When we say
bargains we mean it. And we
just have them.
We are sole agents for the
W. L. Douglas $3 and $3.50
shoes.
A. WOMER,
124 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Manufacturer
. . of . .
Wire Screens,
Iron Fences,
Fire Escapes,
Will hold a public
sale of
25 WESTERN HORSES
At bis exchange
stables, corner Main
and Coal streets, on
Tuesday, April 18th,
at i o'clock, rain or
shine.
- 103-105 south Main st
Ladies'
Shampooing.
The hair well cared
for keeps the face attractive and
makes hair dreaalug an easy
tank.
We do It at your home every
day, Saturday excepted.
Dusto's Tonsorlal Parlors,
Ferguson House Mock.
Eyeglasses Cannot Fall Off.
This new invention insures
absolute comfort to wearer.
Holds the lines in proper posi
tion ; doesn't pinch andvon't
fall when properly adjusted-
Thos. Buchanan,
Jeweler and Optician.
118 South Main Street.
5C- SHAVE.
I announce to the publlo that begin
nli'K to-day, March 22nd, my rates
will beu
Shave So
Hair Cutting 10o
HIRAM SPADE,
13 1 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Fa,
fHOKT VIEW, SnOWlNu HEARDS MTtNT IMPROVtD ETtGUil