Trading
Stamps,
Tho Only Drug Store
In Town That Pre
sents You With Trad
ing Stamps.
Shenandoah Drug Store,
3 South Main St., Shenandoah.
Telephone Connection.
H00KS&BR0WN.
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We arc now showing the finest jisplny of
CHRISTMAS WOODS in tins town. V.th
ing to surpass it outside of the lari'e , me.
1 lie whole store crowded wuli Dolls, Tov.-,,
tlames. Hooks, Pictures, Celluloid l.oods,
Etc., Etc. , and best of all the prices arc so
low as to make your dollar give yon more and
better goods than can be procured elsewhere.
We are always readv to show goods whether
you buy or not. We submit a few prices :
BOOKS.
Toy books, llnon unit paper, 5c up.
History of U 8., Life of Waihlnitton, I'll-
i?V 1 Bei Ao.. In wonts of one
syllable. 40c, roKiilarSOc.
Lincoln stories, 3Ro.
200 cloth bound 16 mo. books, regular 26c
at 17 cents.
200 cloth bound 10 mo. In white and cold,
regular 88 cent, at 36 cents.
IRON TOYS.
Never before so large and
fine for the price.
Hook and Ladder Trucks, Fire Engines,
Hose Carts, Sulkies, Delivery tVugons,
etc., from 10 cents un.
Trick Donkey. The best mechanical toy on
Hie market. The inula goes forward.
u.fca oiiu .noil j$UOT UQUKWAni, .UU9E De
seen to oe appreolntou, 48 cents.
BLOCKS and GAMES.
We think ft hnvo everything
in. ia in mo mantel.
TSk.',n,.'ie,u" ?,ze' l :s- formerly S2 SO.
Old Maid. Dominoes, Checker Hoard., game
eta !S0' ' K"ntl f oy. Conette,
DOLLS.
There is nothing
sirfSWsobodforacouelias
couKh
inR. It
makes
your
throat
raw and ir
ritable. Every
couch con
gests the
i l n l n c
membrane
Jof your
I u n c s .
Ceasetear
Ing the throat
.and luncs in
t h i s way.
Cease fighting
consumption
all the time.
Put vo u r
throat and lungs at rest
and give them a chance
to heal. You will need
some help to do this, and
you will find it in
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Our doll COUtltrr In wnrih tl.A 1
takes to visit It Jn nrdqtwlk
vnrtoiia (.tvlna i,A it I W
" aiiu ItID lit-TCUIIIffiy
v rv pilVCO tVU UUlitJ
Kid Dolls, 23 cents up.
Jointed Dolls, 10 cents up.
Dressed Dolls, 23 cents up
All linen painted dolls, 23 cents.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Medallions, 23 cents up.
Yards of roses, etc, 75 cents.
Framed pictures, 40 cents up.
Smoking sets,
fthaving sets.
Toilet sets.
Fine stationery, books, calendars, etc., etc.
Special Offer.
une year Munsey's, McClurcs, AInslces and
Gentlewoman, $2,65.
One year MnnseyB, Cosmopolitan and Mo
We will meet any clubbing offer you receive.
Ylsit our store, examine our goods and com
pare our prices with others,
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HOOKS & BROWN.
EXAMINE-SW
The garments
from our tailor
ing department,
and you will al
ways find them
right. They
have the attrac
tive look that
makes men of
good iudsrment
pause to scrutinize your clothes,
and that makes them the satisfac
tory kind to you.
Overcoats.
Suits.
"Trousers.
Portz Bros.,
24 North Main Street.
Time and
Money Saved
ON
If it's a cold you've
just taken, a 25c. bottle
will cure it; if you've
had it some time, the SOc.
: c..
10 ucttci , you get K. 1
more for your money if H
yuu uuy me uonar size, f A
L 1
" I cauchta vcrv severA iaM
settled on my lungs. After a time
I could
last 1
rv l'n.tnr.l
and after taking two bottles I was
completely cured." C. Coffev,
Jan. 7, 1890. San Francisco, Cal.
seuieu on my lungs. After a
I began spitting up blood. I
Kit no relief anywhere. At 1
night a bottle of Cherry rcc
a.
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THEATHIOAL.
Don't You Want the
Dollar You Pay
For Christmas gifts to bring
tneir real values or probably
more back to you. If you are
progressive and have your
personal interests at heart see
our Watches, Chains, Rings,
These goods are a specialty
witn us this year.
Thos. Buchanan,
Jeweler and Optician,
118 South Wain Street.
No.
Holiday Preparations.
Raisins,
Currants,
Prunes,
California Peaches,
Citron,
Lemon Peel,
orange reel,
All Kinds of Nuts.
Fine boneless White Codfish at 7C per pound.
Mackerel, 6C and up.
NEW
A. Friedman.
213 W. Centre St.
l'wo doors below Hull's dairy.
"the dazzler."
Cosgrovo and Grant's comedians beean
theirannual tour at Music hall last evening,
with a three days' engagement. The
audience was largo and the show started
with a snap aud vim that promises it a most
successful tour. The arst act carries all the
plot and the remainder Is made up of spec
ialties. Fred. Lucier, as Kzekiel Pipes, Is an
amusing comedian. Ills sister, Eose Lucier,
assists him in their specialty with the violin,
mandolin, cornet and trombone, which is a
pronounced hit. Ratz, the German come
dian, Is the "real" thing. Mr. Griffin's
dance catches the house every timo and is
considered a novelty. Last but not least Is
the Golden Gate quartette, who were heard
witu much pleasure Portland, Me., Times.
At Ferguson's theatre to-morrow evening.
"IRISH V1SITOBS."
vi an trie shows that have appeared at the
upera Houso this season, none has pleased
ueuenuan 'rat Maloney's Irish Visitors'
inai opened last night to a house packed to
mo aoors, every seat being ailed when the
curtain went up and many had to be contont
to lean up against the wall. Of the per
formance too much can not be said In nnlu
of the splendid array of talent In the Pat
iUalouey show. The nroeram is clean, hriuht
ana uumorous, trie music Is up to date and
catchy, and the specialties all of the highest
order.the excellent work of Mr. Tom Waters,
tlio well known Boston humorist, entitles
the gentleman to a place anions the hlchnst
artists. To give all the artists the snace thev
are entitled to would more than fill a column.
judging irom a strictly impartial standpoint,
we will say It is by far the most satisfactory
entertainment of the season. Worcester
Daily Gazette. The above show will annpar
at Ferguson's theatre on Dec. 7th.
"A VISTi WOMAN."
Wilfred Clarke's farco will have an en-
gagement of one night at Ferguson's theatre
on Saturday evening, December 9th. It has
made a big hit and is taking an assured
place as one of the comedy successes of the
season. Certainly there is every reason for
Its success. The play is novel, cleverly con
structed, and splendidly acted, and that It is
pleasing, is shown by the big houses that
have greeted it everywhere.
A I'LEAEINO PRODUCTION.
The production of "Hearts of tho Ulna
Ridge" at Ferguson's theatre last night was
made before a small, hut appreciative audi
ence. The play is based upon an interesting
story of life among the people of North
Carolina, telling of a feud existing between
two families, and which is finally brought to
a happy close by tho love existing between
the daughter of ono family and son of
anotner. M he play is above the standard of
ine general run of molo-dramai in sentiment
anu Simmons, and the cliraaxos. while sur.
prisiug, do nut partako of undue sensational
j ism. The cast is a good one, particularly
ivoromy i,ewia. Kobeit Iceland, F. A.
' Sullivan, Ned Risley aud Leo Poasley. The
singing oi tho. negro quartette incidental to
ine play was heartily encored.
A Card.
We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a - 60-cent bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it falls
to cure your cough or cold. We also guaran-teea36-cent
bottle to prove satisfactory or
monoy refunded.
A. Waley, c. II. Hagenbucb,
Shenandoah Drug Store, P.W, Blerstein & Co.
PITHY POINTS.
II ppeiiliigs Throughont the Country
Clironlclod for Hasty rerusal.
The P. ,fe It. railroad company has ordered
4,000 now coal oars.
Art wall paper at Cardln's for D and 0 cents
pur roll. Conio and sen them. tf
It J. You Is said to bo a enndidato for the
Legislature In tho Third district.
Snyder county Teachora' Instltuto opened
yesterday In tho court houso, at Middlehurg.
Thieves attempted to enter tho homo of
Patrick Dillon in Mnhauoy City, hut woro
fiightencd o.T.
The Pottsville Town Council will vote on
th-) admission of a compotlng telephone lino
at to-night's meeting.
An attempt was mndo Mondav nlpht (n
burglarize the homo of Mrs. Floyd, at St.
Clair, but secured no booty.
Iho New York Bargain Storo announce
somo splendid values In ladlos winter gar
ments in their "ad" to-day.
iiuio is n cuuiuy seat uowsoanor sav ni nnr
police force ought to bo increased bv two ad
ditional members, Deliver us from ovll '
uucnanan, the Jeweler, is makine It
specialty ot special values on watches, rings
aim ouains tor UhHslmas gifts this season.
At tho North Lebanon Furnaces Abraham
aioyor was struck in the abdomen bv
coupllug bar and his injuries may provo fatal
tvime stealing a ride on a coal train. 10.
ycar-old John Miller, of Allontowu, had tho
ion toot crushed to Jelly at Bethlehem June'
tion.
lho holiday trade, within the nnrt r.w
days, wilt be in full blast, and the merchant
who advertlsos will sccuro the cream of tho
business.
injured and his carriage demolished by a
collision with a runaway trolley car on
steep hill.
ItiSBaidtho County Commlssioncrs-nlEct
yesterday received twenty applications for
positions, and that an aggregate of over 200
nave applied to date.
uccause ho threw kissos at Sunday school
girls, a foreigner named Zalanski was ar
rested and locked up for 10 hours by the
Jiolbleheni police.
uo you know that Swalm sells harness?
no matter what kind it may he, he can sell
It to you. As for price, well, It will be to tho
oenonioi your purse.
kov. A. U Uibsch man has rnslpnpd
Prepared
under amtniAN I.AW8,
Is Excellent lor
PAINS IN CHEST.
Sldos,Joint8,Rliouniatism,otc.
UK. Kit.ii i uk o worid-Kcnowned
"ANCHOR"
PAIN EXPELLER.
One well-known person's letter out of manyi
J
Knowing that Dr. Rlchter'l
Arlinurt PAIN LtrLLLLII
has received the merited
endorsement of man phy
sicians and alsootherpeo
ple of note.l cheerfully
odd mvondorsomont.
NewYorH, .Postmasttr
I 25c. and SOc. at all druggists or tnrougli
1 v. Ad. Blchter Co., SIS Pearl St., New Votkl
36 HIGHEST AWARDS. .
.ician., t, nofe.aie ana AflaK
uruqgmt, Mintttm.ttc
GOLDIN'S
GiOt-DIN'S
GOLDIN'S
Tis With Pride We
THE TEACHERS' INSTITUTE
Meeting
All Interesting mid Instructive
Held Lust Kvenli.g,
Last evening our corps of public school
teachers held an interesting local Instltuto in
tti-i. i i .... ..
iiiuiiikii hcuooi room, lue meet nir was
called to order at 4:30 by the superintendent
aim remained in session until six o'clock.
Tho oxorcisos opened with singing, "Th
Mars of the Summer Might." This was fol
lowed by a discussion on "Uow the Educa.
tional Standard of tho District can be Klc
vated," by Messrs, Sullivan aud Britt. The
question was well handlod. Mr. S ll'lvan ad
vocatcd a closer relation of tho teachers with
each other, an association of tho scholars,
courso of lectures, an awakening of an in
tcrcst with the parent, the enforcement of
tne compulsory Educational Law and the
reading ot the best literature. Besides sup
porimg mo arguments set forth by his col
league, Mr. Britt advocated a revision and
expansion of tho courso of studies, a careful.
nessliu tho execution of tho work assigned and
a nigti ideal
for teachers. The address on
pastor of Grace Reformed church, of Shin- "An Educational Decalogue," by Mr. Lewis
viuuurg, io go to mo Second Beformcd , ' ' y ellTerca-
church, at Harrisburg. IIe 801 fortl the following points : 1, Follow
Sirs. Mary Weshco broke two rih I, 1116 n'ufa' development of tho mental
falling down a stairway at her home in nowors r tl,B child. 2, Proceed from the
Mahanoy City last uight. near to the remote, from tho easy to tho
Dr. U. D. Heller, ouarantino nl,vBln mnicuii, irom tho slmnlo to the complex.
the port of Philadelphia, has presented tho 3.' Iro.ceed 8tP by step, or "ono thing at a
uowey uoso Company, of Holiertown, with
a mounted American eagle.
rreignt and coal trains collided on the
rniiaaelphia & Reading Railway early yes
terday morning, four miles below Reading,
uu a uumoer oi cars were wrecked.
onenanaoali has pavod streets, but the
crossings in the paved portions are covered
with several inches of mud. Where is that
norougii (supervisor, and what is he doing?
ino Heading Railway will in a few days
resume work at double-tracking the Little
ecnuyiKin branch between Reynolds and
Drohersville, a distance of about nine miles.
jusepn uamus was yesterday admitted to
uaii in the sum of f3,000. This is tho man
who took the principal part in the "carving"
ot two countrymen at Mahanoy City a short
wnne ago.
Mrs. harah Weiss, wifo of Chan. w nf
a. -.)..! , , ... . '
oi. mir, wnoaeserton her husband last week,
also left behind her two children, one aged
unceu uiuutus ana ine other three and ono
uau years,
married.
On Saturday evening Reese Rosser, Jr., the
well known singer, and Miss nui ! ,.,.
both of Mahanoy City, were Joined In wedl
ice. iKth are well known here in ninJl
circles.
Oscar Defrohn and Miss Jennie PrW
now or Mahanoy City, were married last
ingot ln tne parsonage of the German
tiUtheran church of that town. There were
no attendants.
Editor's Awful Flight.
f. m. illggins, Editor Seneca, (Ills.,)
News, was aflllctcd for years with Piles that
no uoctor or remedy helped until he tried
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He writes two
boxes wholly cured him. It's the surest
i-iio cure on earth and the best salvo in tho
worm, cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents.
oom ny A. Wasley, druggist.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Harry Bradigan spent a part of to-day on
business at Pottsville.
James Grant went to tho county seat this
muruing ro visit mends.
lhomas Moakler ipent to-day among
acquaintances at Pottsville.
T. R. Edwards aud family went to Hazle-
iou mis morning to attend the funeral of a
relative.
oantora Shoemaker has gone to Mnntnnr
county to spend a few days shooting rabbits
auu oilier game.
i. Johnson returned tn PMInAAlnhi.
to-day, after spending several days here as a
gucsc oi relatives.
Rov. Z. A. Yearick this aftnm
irom Lancaster, where he attended an annl
versary cnurch service.
Miss Alice Coughlin, of Brooklyn, N. V
ue"g entertained at the residence of Mrs.
imam Mitchell, on South Jardlu street.
airs. it. u. Hrown. of town. mnnunU
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred irit f
ni jmi. .
""""'"i aiienaea a luneral at Uazletou
to-day.
Rev. Brady, of Beaver Meadow, and Rev.
Peter McCuIlough. of Girard
entertained at tho Annunciation parsonage
nessrs. 31. mellet. M. D. Malnnn I
anu joiin uonry. Mrs. J. J. Pni... n..
Malono and Mr. and Mrs. P. J. For,,
went to St. Clair this morning to attend the
luuerai oi a relative.
uouny pain loses its terror if you've a hot-
tie ot Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil in tho house.
insiaui reiiot ln cases of burns, cuts, sprains,
atciuems oi any sort.
timo." 4, The basis of all dovelonmRnt U nolf.
activity. 5, Assign no task until tho method
ot performing It is explained. 0, Make your
icacuing as practical as possible. 7, Secure
first attention of your nunils. 8. Ifavo all
your lessons prepared. 8, Proceed from the
particular to tho general. 10, Neglect not to
review irequently.
lho (successful Teacher." an artlnln rnnd
irom tho instltuto Journal by Miss Mansoll,
was well selected and well reudnrnil. Th.
auuress on 'Literature, a means ni Culti,
for Teachers," by Mr. Williams was a literary
neat, no siaricu Willi these words : "Liter.
ature, as well as nalntinc and iuiilnii
unug uciore mo mina pictures of the beauti
ful. thesnblime and tho ridiculous: also of
strength and of weakness. The creations of
tuo poet and novelist, tho chronicles of tho
Historian, the policy of the statesman and
the discoveries of the scientist are brnnvht.
uoioro us through the medium of literature.
mr. vviiiiams then proceeded to show the iru
portanco of general reading."
lho instltuto Journal again was an lm.
portant feature in tho exorcises of the even
Ing. On this occasion It was edited hv ltri.
louuors. ller editorials and tho contr hntad
articles wero well prepared. The paper was
read ln a forcible manner. The comments of
tne critic, Miss Baugh, wore applicable and
won received.
Eczema, scald head, hives, itchiness of the
skin of any sort Instantly relieved, perman
eutly cured. Doan's Ointment. At any drug
store.
Uebs Will Strike Hack.
Eugene V. Debs, the labor advneatn. tn c
letter to tho United Mine Workers at Khnmn.
kiu, prumises 10 return to the region not
oniy to iccturo, but also to proSecuto certain
newspapers which have made attacks upon
his character. Two uewsnanera In Ashland
aud Glrardviilo have published nrticles about
nun, placing mm in tho light of a thug.
A Suitable Christinas (lift
Would bo an attractive suit of clothes or
trousers. Elegant sample selection. Catchv
prices. Faultless fit and labor. Try me.
H. W. Landman, Hi North Whitestreet.
Buy Royal Patont Flour.
the market.
It Is the best in
Ladies' and Misses' Garments
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At ltHuer,fl,
,7'" iamD lTk and mutton,
picketed piK'a feet, tooguos and tr.DC. nn.
All Kinds of fresh and Bmoked meats
uu.wjr, ana Chfiefnnf
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Point to the FactIP
That in Winter Suits and Overcoats this season has been an exceptionally
successful one with us. It shows that the people appreciate the very best
materials at the very lowest prices. Our stock has again been replen
ished with all new and up-to-date styles in Suits and Overcoats for Men,
Roys and Children, and we cheerfully invite your inspection.
When you come to see us you are not expected to buy. We are
satisfied and pleased at all times to show you our stock, and we are con
fident that if good goods at low prices are inducements for your trade we
will always have it,
Mammoth Clothing House,
9 and 11 S. Main St.
L Goldin, Proprietor:
MISCELLANEOUS.
UAI.KSMAN WANTED. A thorounhly cap
V7) able, pushing man to obtain orders from
doctors; established trade, work permanent,
good pay. I'. O. Box 1532, Philadelphia. 2-5
IjlOK KENT. A dwelling houso with all
? modern conveniences, lormcrly occupied
by the underslirned. located on North Main
street opposite the P. & It. freight depot. For
further Information annlv to .Inalah V..Inl.n.
son, or M II. Kchler, Shenandoah, Pa. 11-21-tf
IjWIt SALE, A spring wagon.
HtsnALD office.
Apply at tho
tl
"YTOTICE. Deal table
1 ply to S. O. M. Ho!
andoah.
properties for sale. Ap-
uopcier, attorney, snen
8-31-tf
IJIOK 8AT.K. The property of the Delaney
ICstate. on Centre street, hctwean Main nrwl
Jnrtlln streets. Lot Mi75 feet, embracing one
uounio inree-story irame nuiiamg, a private
dwelling and a 80-foot vacant lot. Price reason
able. Apply to Mrs Margaret Drcnnan, on the
premises. - 10-24-tI
FOR SALE. Cheap to a prompt buyer,
very desirable three-story pronerty ln
laved square on Main street. Contains two
arce storo roonia with nlatn irlaM frnnt Cntn.
fortablodwelllnirwltll bath. Yard, warernnm
oi.d stable, to each. Whole lot Mil 50 feet to
alley. Very fine location for anr kind of
business. 1'rclcr to sell the whole property
but will sell irnrt of It If desired, at vervmann,
oble prlco and terms. For further Information
pieaso auuress "Uwnor," P. o. Box 22, Hlicnon
UUHIl, x-u. im-ii
FaU and
Winter
Footwear.
von i ouy eisewnere uutil you
see our stock. It is a winner and
so are the prices attached to every
pair ot shoes, whether for men,
ladies, misses, or children. We sell
the "best" qualities of footwear
cheaper than any other shoe dealer,
Mothers should bear in mind
that our children's shoes are the
most durable. We are closing out
another lot very cheap.
BOSTON
E
27 South Main Street. Shenandoah.
I. SPONT, PROP.
FOUR DOORS ABOVE POST OFFICE.
Pa.
Mstmas ,
drocenes
At the
Storo
Cheapest
In Town.
sages
eggs and
streets.
Anniversary Services.
The week of church dedication anniversary
services was opened in tne United Kvanntli.
cal church, on North Jardln street, last night,
and a large congregation received a snrlntnral
auu imeiieeiuai ireai in a sermon by Hev. A.
a. uejong, pastor of the United Gvangell
cal ehureh of Mahanoy City. To-niirht sav.
oral pastors of the local denominations will
participate in me rvlea. Jlev. I. J. Keltz,
of I.itltz, will preach to-morrow.
We have Teeeivexl a nice assortment of rm.
feetionery. It Is selling at greatly reduced
prices, Boston Bakery. 11-28-lm
Clone West.
Thomas O'Donnell, of MoAdoo. wbo rn.
tumed about six months airo from th trinn.
dike, left yesterday for Spokane, Washing,
too, where he will reside.
"Neglected colds make fat graveyards."
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup helps men
and women to a happy, vigorous old age. I
ine great success of our coat
department has been brought about
by giving the best values for the
least money. This season we offer
the nicest and most comnlete line
oi garments. (Joats in all colors
I ans, Modes, Blues. Black, littpd
with skinner satin, mercarized
satin, and silk. Also a fine selec
tion of misses' and children's coats,
neatly trimmed in braid and hias
strips
Patrick n rwo special line or Hiusli. C loth. As
mlssloner. and one of St. Clair's best citlzena "OK"an uoif tapes Collarettes
died at bb late home at ibTp Wool, Seal and
morning, in addition to the window he is I 7 ,
survived by five children. The funeral took . . .n,ce assortment of single and
place this morning. double plain and plaid Scotch wool
Mrs. Jonas Shoup, of Scranton. fonuerlv of B,,BWIS' wome sie them
7' u,ou uu oaiurnay at the former place
of typhoid pneumonia, and was tabeu to the
tf
Deaths and Funerals.
,T. '1-Inonth.old son of William Deater,
of 422 West Coal street, died yesterday after-
uuuu uu win ue uunea on Thursday,
ucuiiw DinKiey, son or Henry Binkley, of
i .ivwviiie, aioa in a nospital at Altoona yes
terday. He was 27 years old, and leaves a
wiuowaua turee cblldren. ir ..n
, " ..o tl C 11
B.UUITU in mis community.
H. F. GIXjXi,
uuuieui uer uaugnter, Mrs, Ixiuls Brill of
ieiano, lo-aay. Mrs Shoup was the widow NORTH MAIN STREET
. .vu.. uuuuj., mo t.ouigu vauey railroad
engineer who was killed In the wreck nt
KdmorTha? SLAUGHTERING TIME.
- - - wi xuiBjur'.une
within a few years, as Mrs. Slioup's daughtor
was burled at Delano about three weeks ago
having died of typhoid fever. '
Strike Settlement Ilrokeu Off.
Tim notrntlotttn. fm ... . - ..
- .... ...Bu....iuiia iu. a dcil pmenE nr iha
Nautlcoke mlue strike were broken nir
uigiuwneu meomciais of the Busouehanna
vuiiipauy came out Hal looted and told the
strikers' committee that they would not dls
charge any of the Are bosses and pump
runners now In their cmolov to m.liA
jorina sinners, mis continues the
strike.
long
OASTOHTa.
Bears tbe y) IM Kind You Have Always Soiuhl
Bears tbe The Kind YtHI HaVB Ali
Priiate parlies desiring to hate their hoes
slaughtered should place their orders at
CARL'S MEAT MARKET, 33 East Centre
Street. Pigs will or called for. hilled and
delivered with cleanliness and satisfaction.
Edward Early's Saloon,
Cor. Oak street and Pear alley,
Very convenient to the rear
entrance of the lockup.
FREE : MJNCH : SERVED : ALL : DAT.
All the choicest grades of Dried Fruits.
Cnnned Goods, Citron and Lemon Peel. etc. at
almost your own prices. All our Flour Is sold
very cheap. Poultry and Truck.
G AUG HAN'S
Rich Values now Avail
able to our Patrons.
One lot of Ladies' and Misses' fine Ker
sey Jackets, in black, castor and royal
blue, lined with romaine silk, worth $10,
our price $7.50.
Another lot extra quality Kersey, in
blaak, tan, cartor & royal, lined through
out with best grade lancy taffeta silk, -value
$12 50, our price 10.00.
Children's Long Coats, size 2 to 6 yrs,
111 fine all-wool cloth, cardinal, blue aud
green, collar and cape trimmed with fine
braid, value $3.00, our price $2.25. A
better quality cloth, extra heavy, in car
dinal, electric blue, navy aud green,
value $4.75, our price $3,75.
Ladies' Plaid Winter Waists, made
from best quality English Flannelette,
real value 65 cents, our price 50 cents.
POod nitiiti'tr r, 11 i i. t; ,
ournrippSr a ulTn j J, , tlului unea, value i. 00,
ourpricei.25. A better grade cloth, extra Tim ti,,i
to -r - ' ""-""M "'ttlUCU
'
Others made from
and lined, value 2.25, our price $1.75'
Mohair Waists, $2.00 to $2 2s. real vnIP, .0 ,
" 1 'j
nave received anothpr
We
00.
case 1-4 white, all-wool, home-made
Blankets, value $4.50, our price lor this lot $3.35
P. J. GAUGHAN.
: POSITIVELY! :--
Coats and Canc: t i i . x3--. ,
- 1 1 wtcs 1
Plush and Astrakhan Capes, from 49c and upward. Collarettes
1.65 and up : elsewhere not Ip t,0 rt.:iJl.. .7 llBieHes'
elsewhere J3.50. See our large assortment of trimmed and untrimmed
millinery and trimmings. Would not any of these artfcles make a
cheap, appreciative and serviceable Christ o-ifr n "j 7a2 tS! ,a
come to our store and be convinced. & l"'3 anQ
NEW YORK BARGAIN STORE
S3 SOUTH MAIIM STREET '
SHOE BARGAiNSl
In order to reduce our tremendous stook of h j L
bers, we will for the next ten days cut and slash prices in half. Come
and be convinced. Ladies' and cent's velvet nt,rl niiun,,..ii
atljnr.. - --, o-oFFs,,
wV waiiu auues, worm 1.00, and Si.2;. at Vit
... x.u33cius ana DiacKs, worth $3, at $2,25
black and tan shoes in town, worth Ss.oo. at Q
Take advantage of this remarkable ten-dnv nl j t..'1-
cheap. We carry a full line of 'men's and u,r t
j w wu x 1 uui UUULi,
and SI :
the finest men's
FACTORY SHOE 5T0RE,
NO. g. SOUTH MAIN ST. ABE LEVINE.' Prnn
ELLIS GUZINSKY,
316 West Centre St.
THE TRUE
FORTUNE HEATER
Known to every family in
town, needs no recommenda
tion. We sell it at
Lower Prices
Than it has ever been sold. It
adds beauty lo every household.
DAVISON S
DEPARTHENT STORES,
Nos. 119-12I-123 North Main St.
THE BUCZWALTER stovca'Ran'
Heaters.
There are none better in the world and there are 110 greater
favorites in the world with any housewife. The satisfactory
giving qualities are beyond dispute. "factory
Special Sales op Special Prices
i0"'1,11"" because our regular -prices are lower than
".use U1 ueaiere who advertise special nr ices. Tl,?c ic ,i,
you save your money every time you buy.
Don't forgot us for your FURNITURE. .
D. & J. SEIGEL, 103-105 S. Main St.
Cheapest Shoe Repairer !
From Philadelphia.
GOOD WORK GUARANTEED.
Men' solca and heels 50 Bnj 50,
f,eIi'.!; !! !! ("wed) - 83 nnd Wo
V"""" ndS0o
LBeweai m G0o
Children's eolea nnd heels SOandSSo
unildren'a shoes, 25c, Satisfactory patch
Work. Shoes heeled only 15 andajcto.
Sam
Kobhlna' Hlock.
Broady,
83 W. Centre street
THE BOSTON BAKERY
NOW AT
222 West Centre Street.
Trv our 2S cent,, tvnrilmf h..,l -1 1.- 11
eiitltlfs you to seven loaves.
1 0c Regular size cop uke 7c.
t oc Regular size soonee cake Oe.
Try our confectionery. IJuy Irom ua,
Wo sell flue confectionery cheap.
Boston Bakery,
II. ilorausteln, 1'rop,
Faultless Labor Consistent With
Faultless Prices
AfA fa(finHn!k1H t . t .
.vwumhc Jor our always tousy bus mess. Trv us
on plumbing and gas fitting. You wont regret tl.e ttriaT
P. W. Bell, Cor. White & Llovi Sts.
sV SMM assaw . -
wt. CLIP THE WINGS
Of extravagant prices. Nowhere in this town will m
find greater values at smaller prices Ouilitv tX ,1 y,?tt
Onr line of tovs , JiilTS' "aIlty, tel sthe Pce sells.
j . .. . ' . w.v.v. vuaii ever aim emnracea
and novel thines that it wonlrl harA f 'r.ur 68
can vm,rcn:j " 71 Z." , "uuiUS Oil.
....j.-.vminucmiuuiuuur nanusome line of
has a morp bpniit?f.i1 lino u.. , . "lc 01
D1Wpj;:;:""'. -""'T11 y ay one.
so many new
We desire to
DOLLS. Never
DOLL CO ACrlES OO CARTS BEn r i?ini JCHANICAL QOODS,
H O RS ES , TOO L C H E STS , Q U N S ' C,ADLGS. D'SHES, CHAIRS,
And a thousand other thinrm thnt oiii. i . . ,
This is the store mother lis ZZ 11 le ot.ie?
exchirlH . w J".? ltci "iat an irasn is
We cuace our nrW a tn fi, t 1 , . .
will find real bareaitTs. We nAX ,XC1 ana , D.uyers
goods, knowing that you will arZZSrS
nveryuody welcome. The lanrest tov l,o,,e i ci,;..ii.
W " aH K4.tlMlUVt4lll
visit.
Make note of the place and uumber
f.j. portz;
21
Main
St,