Lhe
VOL. TI.-NO. 165.
SHBNAiTOOAH, PA., SATUBDAY. JUNTO 27. 1891.
OUE CENT.
I THE rSUBEST BO AD . TO WEALTH IS TfLBOUGH LIBERAL ADVERTISING-!
'A
4
9
m r-
THE RE-DIVISION.
The report of the viewers on the rc
dlvislon of the town bus been Med
with the Court tit Pottsvlllo und con
firmed. Of course considerable dis
satisfaction exists not because the
town has been re divided, as that was
an absolute necessity, but because of
the boundary Hues selected for the
now wards. All the maps submitted
to the viewers were Ignored and they
evidently fixed upon their report In a
spirit of compromise with a view to
making the result as nearly satisfac
tory to all as they possibly could. It
is to this alone that the parties inter
ested have to look for consolation .
The maps submitted to the viewers
by the petitioners for the re-dlvlslon
was, notwithstanding tbo claims of
the opposition, based upon Hues as
equitable as any that would possibly
1)3 drawn; yet the viewers saw fit to
ignore it and adopt a plau of their
own. This, of course, they had a per
fect right to do and if the petitioner!;
are wise they will submit gracefully to
the decision.
Thcso who opposed the re-dlvlslon
are, of course, in a "kicking" mood.
They, in their own minds, are the
ouly people who can discriminate be
tween right and wrong and It would be
unnatural for them not to kick. The
map they had prepared was marked
out so ingeniously that had the
viewers adopted it three of the wards
would need another re-dlvlslon very
soon. The map was a cold-blooded,
daring soueme to nave the town po
litically divided to make six Demo
cratic wards against three for the Re
publicans. The failure of this schemo
serves as a panacea for the disappoint
ment eustalned by the petitioners.
"to the report of the viewers
the scheme was killed, as . the new
lines seem to give the Citizens' party
some show for life.
Bost domet shirt in town,
Famous" clothing house, 60.2.
pants from 75c. up.
at "The
Shifting
Wators' Weiss beor is the bost.
Reilly sole agont.
John A
6-6-tf
OEHSTTS per yd for the
BEST TABLE 01LCL0TII,
'.Sold In other stores for 85s, All floor
uucioms reauoea. uuu lor Bargains
C. D. FRICKE'S
Carpet
Store, 10 South Jardin SL, near Centre
SZEA-SOlSrIBIILIE
THE OU RGUABtG
Allen's : Eoot : Beer : Extract !
Is an extract of medicinal roots and herbs for making a
pleasant and. Jtealthful Summer Drink. It is easy to
make, rcoulres 110 boll tna or strainina. One bottle tvlll
make six gallons of Moot JBeer.
J, .A. GOOD
There Is every indication
season. Buy your jars in
We" have a largo stocJt
Jars with Porcelain Lined
zpiaixrxas nsrow iisr order.
For Vic-iilc bundles We Have
Lcbnuon Summer Snusajje Culpped.
Chipped Dried Beef.
Sardines In mustard and Oil
Canned Salmon.
CroHHe & lllaclc-wcll'0 Finest Imported PIcUIes and Cliow
cliow.
Luncli Milk Itlsculta, 3 pounds for 25c.
Coffee Biscuit and Nic nncs, 3 pounds iorso.
Cream Soda Biscuit.
Fancy Creamery Butter.
Convenient, Useful
riie Vntmt Flour Bin and
irL.u nni. 41
. Can ue sifted Junt u9 needed by simply turniiijr a eranlc
CLOSIM1 OUT.
A lot oi TableOllclotli,iids.
THE RE-DIVISION
The Viewers Yesterday
port to
THE BOROUGH CUT
Four Wards Have Been Added, So That the Town Now Has
Nine Instead of Five All Maps IgnoredThe View
ers Were Evidently Prompted by a Desire to
Compromise The Now Lines Described.
Col. J. G. Prick, A. B. Cochran and J.
II. Mudey, tho viowora appointed to re
divide this borough yesterday submitted
their report to tho court at Poltsville.
Thoviowors mot in town on tho 10th
inst. and heard statements for and against
tho ro-dlvlsion, Thoy also received maps
showing tho lines of tho proposed new
wards.
Tho Herald herewith publishes a full
description of all the now liuos and tho ac
companylng map, used with tho descrip
tion, gives a clear showing of tho re
division. The report of tho vlowors is based upon
linos almost Independent of the maps sub
mitted to them and tho re-divlsion is prac
tically a compromise.
Tho following is a description of the
now lines:
First ward Northwardly by north lino
of borough; Eastwardly by east lino of
borough; Southwostwardly by south lino
of borough and Westwardly by a lino ox
tending irom tho north lino of tho borough
southward' along the centro of Kmerick
street, to the centro of Lloyd street, thence
westwardly along Lloyd street to tho contre
of Bowers street and thenco southwardly
along tho centre of B jwors slroet to south
line of borough.
Second ward Northward by north lirio
of borough j oastwardly by a lino ex
tending from the north line of tho borough
southward along tho centre of Kmerick
street, to the centro of Lloyd street, thonco
westwardly along Lloyd street to tho cen
tro of Bowers Btreet and thence southward
ly along middle of Bowers stroet to tho
nouth line of tbo borough ; (Southwardly
by the south line of tho borough and west
wardly by tho centro of Whito streot.
Tilird ward Northwardly by tho north
lino of tho borough, oastwardly by the
centre of White street s southwardly by
Vhe south lino of tho borough and west
wardly by tho contro of Main stroet.
Fourth ward Northwardly by the north
line of borough ; oastwardly by centro of
Main streot j southwardly by middle of
Centro stroet and wostwardly by centre of
West street.
Fifth ward Northwardly by middle of
CROP.
of a large crop of limit this
time.
of Mason's Standard Glass
Lop.
and Ornamental,
Sifter two sissesholds 25 and
nlAMii iVaTkltt ftltVYllf!
wide, at 20c a yard
. J
Submitted Their Re-
Court.
INTO NINE WARDS'
Contre street; oastwardly by centre of
Main street; southwardly by centro of
l'oplar street and westwardly by centre of
West streot.
Sixth ward Northwardly by north lino
of borough; oastwardly by contre of West
street; southwardly by centro of Lloyd
stroot and a continuation oi thit lino west
wardly to tho wost lino of the borough and
westwardly by wost lino of the borough.
Seventh ward Northwardly by centre
of Lloyd stroot and a continuation of the
centro lino of said street, wostwardy to
tho wost lino of tho borough, eastwardly
by tho.contro of West stroot; southwardly
by tho middlo of Huckleberry alley and a
ontinuation of it westwardly to tho wost
lino of borough and westwardly by west
lino of borough.
Eighth ward Northwardly by contre of
Iluckloborry alloy and tho extension of tho
contro line of said alley westwardly to tho
wost line of tho borough; eastwardly by
thocentre of Wost streot; southwardly by
conlr? of Poplar stroet and tho extension
of tho contro lino of said strost westward to
the west line of tho borough and wost
wardly by said wost lino of borough.
Ninth ward Northwardly by tho centre
of Poplar stroot and extension of contro
ttlh Ward
4 th
Ward
Lloyd street
7th Ward
.Huckleberry
8th Ward. ,
5
l'opl ir street
Oth Ward
Turkey Run
lino of said etroot wostwardly to west lino
of borough; eastwardly by a lino extend
ing from tbo contra of Poplar and Main
street southwardly to the coutboast corner
of tho borough; southwardly by the
southern lino of tho borough and wost
wardly by tho west lino of tho borough.
Company Store to Close.
It is said that the big company ktoro at
Now Boston, above Mahanoy City, will
close out business in order to comply with
the now act lately passed by tho Legislature
in reference to company storo. Tho pen
alties attached to tho bill aro so revere, it is
said by those who are familiar witn tbo
wording of the act, that all stores now run
by mining corporations will have to clue.
Its Excollont Qualities
Commend to public approval tho California
liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. It la
pleasing to tho eye, and to the taste and by
gently acting on the kidneys, liver and
bowols, cloaming the systom ellectually,
thoroby promoting the health and comfort
of all who uso It.
A Now Businoss.
P. J. Oloary has openod a f tore In the
Ferguson's building, on East Centro street,
and is prepared to furnUh tho local trade
with fine loather and shoo findings and all
kinds of shoemaker's tijppliHt, HU stock is
a largo one and well eimlppad to fully
supply all demands of the trade. 5-1G U
Buy Keyttona Hour. 1(8 careful that th'
name Lkssiq & Co., Ashland, Pa., If
printed on evcrr ack. 8-3-3taw
Sunday Specials.
All Saints' church, Ouk slroet near Miln
Kv. Floyd 15. Wost, rector. Services at
follows: Morning prayer and sormon by
the roctor 10:30 a. in. Lay service; even
ing prayer and roading 0:30. Sunday
school t2 p. in.
Ennllih Baptist church, South Jardin
stroot. Kev. 11. G. Jamos, pastor. Tho
pastor will proach at 10:30. Subject : "The
Eternity of Christ." At 2 and 0:30 p. m.
the children will give religious entertain
ments. Wo oxpect good meetings. Mon
day evening at 7:30 tho Christian Union
will meet. Wednesday ovonlng at 7
o'clock a general prayer and conference
meeting.
English Lutheran church, llov. D. B.
Treibloy, pastor. Sorvicos to-morrow as fol
tows: 10:30 a. m. and G:30 p. m. Sunday
school at 1:30 p. in.
Ebonozer Evangollcal church. Itov. II.
.1. Qlick, pastor. Sorvicos to-morrow at
10 a.m. in Gorman, and 0:30 p. m. in
English. Sunday school at 1:30 p. m
All aro heartily invited to attond.
First Methodist Episcopal church. Key.
Wm. Powick. pastor. Divino worship at
10:30 a. m. and 0:30 p. in. Morning sub
ject: "Tho Responsibilities of Parents."
Evening suhjoct: The Chart being tho
third sermon of the series on "Tho Voyage
of Lifo." Sunday school at 2 p. m., to bo
followed by tho dovotionnl meeting of tho
Epworth Longuo. Monday ovoning biblo
study and Social. Gonoral prayor meeting
on Thursday ovoning. All aro cordially
invited. Seats frco.
P. M. church, corner of Jardin and Oak
streots. Servicos to-morrow at 10:30 a. m.
andji:30 p. m. Sabbath school at 2 p. m.
Young lVoples' Christian Endeavor at G
p. m. ovory Sabbath. Classw meet Tues
day and Wednesday overdnas at 7 o'clock
and Sunday at 0:30 a. ni. General prayer
meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. ra. II. G.
Hussell, pastor.
Welsh C 'ngrogational church. Services
to-morrow at 10 a. m. and 6 p. m. Preach
ing by Kev. John Lloyd, of Palmyra,
Ohio.
Welsh Btptiit church, corner Wost and
Oak streets, ltuv. D. I. Evans, pastor.
Services to-morrow at 10 a. in. in Welsh
and 0 p. m. In English. Sunday school at
Us.
V
Lloyd It
Depot".
A
P. &. R. Railroad
MAP OF THE NEW WARDS.
2 p. m, Prayor meeting on Monday even
ing, at 7 o'clock. Class meeting on Thurs
day ovenlng, at 7 o'clock.
As Others See TJs.
Tbo Iteilly-Larkln pugilistic combina
tion met with complete failuro in thoir ef
fort to eocuro an audionco nt Shenandoi h
last week. Only two per-ons purchased
tickets to soo the exhibition, and It was
postponod idi finitely. Since tho Editorial
Association mot In Shenandoah, a tew
wocks ago, it Is clalmod that they can't got
up a fight worth talking of In that town.
Provlously the Shenandoah editors all
went about town with a sot of four ounce
gloves elthor on their bands or In their In
side pockets. Tower City Echo. Dr.
Wilson is very cruol to his editorial
friends in Shenandoah. Why this casting
up old scores all the time?
Coming Events.
Juno 20. Picnlo at Columbia Park by
National Guard of Warsaw.
July 4 Grand Carnival and picnic by
Columbia Hoio Steam Firo Engine Com
pany. July 29ih. Festival and entertainment;
Bobbins' opera homo, under tho ampicos
of Silver Wave Castle, A. O. K. of M. C.
A Yankee Sheriff Frightened.
A well known sherilt, living lu Maine, woa
givn up io um witu wnai ma puyKicia.,
iH'led Consumption, a Irleud advised him i
recovery follow 1, and the doeior ti tv ues il
lor t uhn, Cold-, und I'otiMiuipuou. 'Arlal
bonus iree ai Kt.-lin druy Kturc:
Advorttso In tbo Ukralv,
1'lrnfl -W
HON. JOHN B. ALLEY ASSIGNS.
Hie Auiiuuuoeiueitt Creutcs a Scnsiitlon
In Lynn,
Boston, Juno 27. -The Hon. John B.
Alloy, ot Lynn, tins assigned for tho bene
fit of hts creditors to Win. A. Knowlton,
who i one of the assignees ot Alloy Bros,
fc Place, the leather doalers who recently
failed.
Mr. Alley owes the above mentioned
Arm $500,000 or $G00,000, but aside from
this Indebtedness the liabilities are very
email. Mr. Alloy's Indebtedness to Alley
Bros. & Place Is understood to be secured
In whole or In part.
The announcement of tho assignment
mndo a decided sensation In Lynn, Mr.
Alley's fortune, a few years ago, having
beon estimated at $3,000,000. The fn.
mous Snow-Alley law suit cost Mr. Alloy
a large sum of money, mid he has also
met with heavy lossca In the Wost, but
no ono supposed that he would havo to
assign.
ELOPED IN A BALLOON.
A MnsftUChltftFttii Woman Looking for
Iter Slxteeii-Tf,Hr-OM Dtiuulltur.
Pittsfield, .Mass., Juno 27. A special
from St. Louis says : "A singular story
was devoloped hero by tho application nt
the City Hull of Mrs. J. F. Goodrich, of
Pittsfield, M.iss., for help to recover her
lO-year-old-daughtor Clara, who eloped
In a balloon from Pittsfield Docoratlou
Day with an leronaut named Walter
Cooper.
There was evidently n vein of seusa
tionnllsm In the young people, because
when they determined to elope tho common-place-
methods which havo beon in
vogue for centuries would not do.
"Decoration Day, dressing horsolf in a
suit of her brother's, Clara eluded hor
parents and made hor way to Pittsfield,
Her father pursued and reached tho fair
grounds just In time to seo his daughter
borne Into Iliu air lu a balloon with the
young iDron.ntt.
"Mrs. Gcnulrich hns been pursuing tho
couple over i-lnco and swears to kill hor
daughter's betrayer on sight."
PIERCED BY AN IRON BAR.
A l'unnByl vanla JuaiTyninn Moeta a Ter
rlblft llnalli.
Altoona, Pa., Juno 27. Shortly before
noon nt the large quarry at Piney Crook,
Kobert Calbert and a gnng of mon pro
pared two blasts and fired them. One
failed to explode.
Calburt took a Ifi-fnnt Imp.ntl hMnowul
Lehigh Valley R. R.
Indian Ridge
'-T-' Breaker. , '
-irorij
to drill it out. He plnced the end of the
bar in the hole and let it drop when the
plosion occutred.
Twelve feet of the bar was driven
through Ills body, nud it is Bald
his screams were hoard for half a
mile.
Tho remainder of the har was pulled
through the wound, and after 20 minutes
of agony Calbert died.
JACK THE RIPPER'S NOTICE.
IIo geuiU Warning to Wnltevhapel of
Another Murder.
London, Juno 27. Tho vigilance com
mittee ill Wblteclnipol lias bean re
awakened to activity by an undoubted
warning from Jack tho Kipper.
Patrols nud vlgilants were revived last
night, and Scotland Yard sent an extra
ordinary contingent to watch tho Whlte
chapel district.
A letter identical in stylo and writing
with previous mlsslvos from Jack tho
Ripper has been received by tho chair
man of the vlgUnnts, in which "Jack"
announces that he is about to per
form another "operation," and that if
the chairman or vlgllanta uttempt to
track him he will knife them to the
heart. It Is the duty of the police, ho
says, to ontch lilni. lie adds thnt Ue hns
been nearly caught twice, but that bo
will never bo taken nliye.
lllg Taliuury lluTHed.
Kuruu, N. Y June 97. Fred Shenley'
tannery was burned nt 0 o'oloek last
night. The building occupied die outlre
length of two blocks and half the width
i.f one. The loss is $00,000; lutured for
$10,000.
CYCLONE'S WOEK.
rHB ELEMENTS PLAY HAVOO
AT MT. OARMEL.
SIX MEN INSTANTLY KILLED.
A Cyclone Strikos tho Patterson
Breaker and tho-Adjoining
Tower Falls With Droad
ful Effect.
Mt. Carmkl, Juno 27. i'estorday altor-
noon about thrao o'clock a cyclone struck
tho Patterson breaker, complotely demol
ishing tho towor, and burying in tho de
bris six workmon. Tho following ii tho
list of tho killed.
J. N. Blossom, Ilawloy, Pa., agod 00.
Wit. Todok, Lueorno, Pa., aslator.
Wai.tkr Rodbrts, a slator.
IUutlly Dodson, Shlckshlnny.
Italian, namo unknown, Now York.
Unknown, carpontor.
Pattorson colliery is situated at Natallo,
on tho Big Mountain, about midway be
tweou Sit. Cnrniol and Bear Gap. It Is a
now operation being openod up by tho
Pidtorson Coal Company, and is to bequito
in oxtensivo alfsir. Tho breakor Is about
ojtnploted, and roady for the reception of
machinery. Tuesday a gng of workmon
irrived from in tho dlroction of Wllkos
llarro and commenced tho work of placing
tho machinery and finishing tho slalo roof.
Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock
theso mon woro ongagod in tho mannor
statod whon dark clouds hovorod over and
iround tho structure, indicating tho ap
proach of a storm. Of a suddon tho wind
icqulred torrillo volocity, and tho immonto
o mcorn was struck by a gonulno cyclone J
Within almost tho twinkling of an eye the
in ni n tower, 1C3 feet high, SO feet wide and
100 foot doop, and adjoining tho breaker,
w is torn from IU fmtoning, twistod and
piled in confusion whero a momont hefoio
had stood a model structure In tho mt.,
of dobris were buried tho workmen. Will
ing hands wero immediately at work to
roscuo tho uufortunato mon. Fivo woro
taken out boaring every ovidoncoof having
boon killed outright, whilo ono poor follow
was allowed to llvo a sufficient length of
timo to inform his questioners of his identity
and gave his family's addross. Lato last
night nono othor than tho six giyon abovo
had boon rocovorod, although otbora aro
supposed to bo burled boneath tho fallon
timbers and machlnory.
Immediately after tho accident a mes
senger was dispatched to Mt. Carmol for
medical assistance. Drs. Montolius and
Williams woro summoned and responded
promptly but thoir sorvlces wero not re
quired. Every available toam In tho town
was pressed Into servico nnd hundreds vis-
itod tho cono of tho wreck.
Tho course of tho cyclono lay In a path
way ab ut 23 to SO yards In width and
was visible coming down tho mountain,
but had spent Its fury boforo reaching ML
Carmel. Rain foil In torronts and was ac
companied by vivid flashos of lightning
and heavy peals of thunder.
Go and eeo Koagoy, tho loading photo
grapher, and get ono of thoso beautiful
gilt frames ho gives away. C-22-0t
Tho largest stock of wall paper and
vindow shades over recoivod In this town,
r county. Good selection, at F. J. Porlz'a
' ook and stationery storo. 3-20-tf
Fancy-
Evaporated
California
Peaches.
15 Gents a Pound.
Not off grade goods,
But First-class Stooh,
AT GRAFS,
io 122 North Jardin Stroot
t