rOJj. VI.--NO. 1S5.
SHENANDOAH. PA.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1S91.
ONE CENT.
PHE SURE EOAD TO OPULENCE LIES KNEE-DEEP THROUGH PRINTER'S INK
1
tepublican State Ticket.
AUVIIOK OZlSnttALi
liU. BAV1D MoMUItTlUE QBEQQ
STATE TllCASVltlilli
hunlcs-nt-T.nrge to the Constitutional
Convcntlont
Ii. BIIIELDS, I8AIA1I C. WEAR,
WjE I 601IAFFEB, JIEHMAN KREAMER
I 0013 W. HALL, M . L. KAUFFJIAN,
FRANK REEDKK, H. M. EDWARDS,
fenfjj. St'CORMICK, GEO. S. SCHMIDT,
mm?, i'omekoy, gyrus elder,
JOHN CESSNA, JOHN S. LAM11IK,
RvMBB. HOOERS, JAMES Ii. BROWN,
TERRENCE V. I'OWDERLY.
County Ticket.
vffdaeHbn. D. Ji. Green.
LflJ'tO (J iJ&miif.M .j. .......
Vur.v Commissioner Moj. William
Clark.
&Sor Director George lleffner.
'Unexpired Term Harry H. McGlnnis
'. 'Constitutional Convention Delegates.
1 ROBERT ALLISON, Port Carbon.
S. BURD EDWARDS, Pottsville.
J. II. POMEROY, Shenandoah.
JOHN J. COYLE, Mahanoy City.
MAGNIFICENT ARGUMENT.
u his address to the people of Pom
eroy, Ohio, Major McKInley was able
to make use of an argument that
went home with telling effect. A
large rolling mill was erected In Pom-
leroy several years ago, but for a long
time previous to last October it had
stood idle and empty.
When the McKInley law went into
effect It brought an Immediate In
dustrial uwahenlug to the town. The
rolling mill was promptly set to work
and it Is now running night and day
mnnufuctuilng cotton ties. It employs
800 workmeu at good wages wuere
Hone were employed before, and It fui-
nishes the means of comfortable sup
port to 1,200 or 1,600 persons.
With such an example of the effect
of the McKIu'ey law, it would be
s' range indeed if the citizens of Pom-
oroy did not vote overwhelmingly to
sustain it and to elect its gallant
thor to the Governorship of Ohio.
OIEJJSra'S PER YD.
for a GOOD HOME-MADE
tAG STAIR CARPET, taken out of
ithe loom to-day.
O. ID. PRICKE'S
' firpet Store, 10 Soulh Jardln St, near Centre
Carpets and Oil Cloths.
Our stocltof JbLOOR OIL CLOTH for the fall trade
is noiv complete.
30 DIFFERENT PA1TERNS
to select from in all widths, qualities and prices.
LINOLEUM.
Two yards wide, from $1.00 per yard up.
OAEPETS.
NEW FALL STILES in
VELVET, BODY and TAFES1RJ? BRUSSELS,
HANDSOME PATTERNS.
INGRAIN AND RAO CARPETS,
'A large Assortment New Styles All Prices.
Don't forget our five year old pure Apple Vinegar,
and Mixed Spices jor Ftckllng.
NEW MACKEREL.
Just received FANCY BLOATER MACKEREL, ex-
J.ra large, white and fat.
AT KEITER'S.
And what the present tariff has done
for Pomeroy In building up a new In
dustry It has done for scores of other
towns all over the United Btates. -AT.
Y. Prtss.
The turn In the gold tldo has al
ready commenced. The millions that
a few months ago were going to Europe
from this country are already return
ing to buy our wheat and corn. The
first Installment of ?G50,000 Is on Its
way and others will follow, uutil all
that was sent abroad, and more, too,
will bo returned to the United Statrs.
England, Germany, France, Russia
and other nations want grain and we
have It to spare. It is grain for gold,
"a fair exchange and no robbery."
General Gregg should receive a
rousing vote In this county, as he well
deserves It. Ho will, too, for the num
ber of Democrats who intend support
ing him are legion. The few enemies
he has are in rather a bad predicament
for want of an argument to use against
him. The only thing that can be said
is that he voted for Hancock, and the
more this fact is commented upon !the
the more votes he Is likely to receive
from the Democrats, and It can do but
little harm among the Republicans.
Reading Dally World, (Dem.)
Rascality is not confined to Re
publicans alotie, as the Democrats
would try to make it appear. Dem
ocrats sell themselves to the devil just
as cheaply as Republicans. It took
only ?5 to bribe ouo of Treasurer
Wright's deputies lu Philadelphia,
No wonder the Democrats are con
stantly warning their peoplo about
the purchase of Democrats. They
They sell themselves so very cheap,
Here is another: Frank Chaves,
Democratic Sheriff of SantaFe county,
N. M., is short 534,000.
Work Speaks for Itself.
With a steady increase In trade our work
Is giving entire satisfaction and wo guar
antoe it wo do as wo say. All persons hold
tag our advertising tickets will please
bring tbom along at the time of sotting,
Wo will give you exactly what the tickets
call for. Remombor the place, Roshon's
gallery, 29 W. Centre streot, Hoffman's
old stand. 9-4-tf
Indians on the war
opera house. Monday
Admission 10 conts.
path at Bobbins'
night, Sept. 7th.
BOROBGHJUDGET
SUNDAY SERVICES AT THE M.
E. OHUROH YESTERDAY.
A GOOD SERMON ON "MANLINESS "
Rov. Powlok Treats tho Subject
in an Intelligent and Interest
ing Mannor Boforo a Largo
Congregation.
The subject of last night's sermon at the
Methodist Episcopal church was "ManlU
no's." The toxt was taken from I Kings
ii-2 : "Shew thyself a man." There is as
much nosd for manliness among us as there
was when David thus admonished his son,
Solomon. David's nation needed a wise
and strong administration In order to wold
his conqueroJ foas into a compact nation.
Wo neod a similar administration of public
affairs in order to assitnitato our hcterogo
neous population. A .largo proportion of
our population is un-American In their
tastes and unchristian in their principles
and are a monaco to our civilization, Thoro
is a spirit of lawlessness in our midst which
defies the restraints of God and man. The
rascality of trusted public servants that ex
hibits itself so frequently argues a de
fa uichery of conscience in political circles
that calls aloud lor rigorous manly treat
ment. The people aro at heart not indif
ferent to these things. There is plenty of
moral sentiment. Tho difficulty Is it is
latent slumbering. There is enough of
moral principle in all the political parties
to revolutionize thorn, but its voice is not
heard. It is stiflod by corrupt loaders
It is so mean spirited that it suffers itself to
bo trampled upon. Thoro is a good deal of
religion In tho world that needs a liberal
infusion of manliness In order to make it
good for something. Thoro is no contradic
tion between manliness and godliness. A
religion that doosn't touch tho environments
of a man's political and social life and
make tbom bettor for tho contact is worth
less. Be a man but give the other fellow a
cnanco to do a man too. Do your own
thinking but give other people a chance
to do tho same. Why should a man bo
como my foo if I chooso to disagree with
him in politics? I have as good a right to
opposo hi in as bo has to oppose mo. Why
should law-breakers becomo enemies be.
causothey aro brought to justico? Have
not wo as much right to enforce tho'laws as
tbov have to violate tbom? If rumsollers
and ball players defy tho moral sentiment
of acommunity, why should wo respect their
foelings? Many a slave to drink wants to
make a man of himself, but a lot of un
manly fellows will not let him. Daro to
espouse tho night. Stand on this rock,
You may be bombarded with pop-guns
putty bullots and rotten oggs may lie
around, but you will have the satisfaction
of seeing time-servers who wobbio around
hero and there in guest of public sontlmont,
wobbling around at length to your sido aDd
clasping bands In acknowledgement that
you were a seer and thumsolves were fools.
It is a well known fact that Pan-Tina
Cough and Consumption Cure has cured Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds when all else
failed. 25 and 60 cents. Trial bottles free at
Klrllu's drug store.
Sea the big Indian show at Bobbins'
opora house, Monday night, Sept. 7th.
Admission 10 cents. 9-3-tf
Applies to Snenandoah.
A euper-.-ensitivo critic complains because
a Norristown pupor tells of a man who
purchased an "eating restaurant" there,
But that's all right. Our towns aro so
overflooded with so-called restaurants that
exist for drinking purposes only that when
a real "eating restaurant" crops out it is
quite desirable to eay so. In like mannor
it would bo well to have some distinctive
prefix for certain of the Betblebems' hotels.
Though we have any quantity of hotel
licensos, it is safe to say that bah of tho
places furnish no sleeping accommodations
whatever. Saloon koopers tako out a res
taurateur's or hotel man's llcenso merely
because it gives them greater privileges,
not because they havo any intontlon of
keeping a restaurant. If wo talked about
"oatlng restaurants" or "lodging hotels" a
littlo mora we might be moro readily un
derstood. Bethlehem Times,
Oysters.
Oysters aro in season. Go to Schooner's.
Families supplied, Parlors for ladles. 9-4-tf
Indian Excitement at Bobbins' opera
house, Monday night, Spt. 7. Admission
10 cents. 9-3-tf
Four tintypes for 23 conts, at Dabb's. tf
R. L. Oummook.
R. Ij. Cummock, formerly of town, and
who was in the jewelry business with Felix
Strouse, dlod at Nyack, N. Y., on Satur
day. Ho was teventy-oight years old, was
born In Scotland and leavos eleven chil
dren, all in good positions In this country.
One son is a profossar in tho Northwestern
University and another Is a lawyer in Now
York.
Fanoy Delaware poaches received daily
at Coslett'i. 8-21-tf
POLITICAL.
Tho Commissioners will fill tho vacancy
on tbo Poor Board to-morrow.
Th his Anpnnh nt TTrhnnn riMn Mutni.
McKlnlav said : "No Wlnm-ln In 1.
. - ...v.u..... .u .v
Islation to enable a man to get money, ox
ccpt in tho old fashioned way of earning it
by honost labor, and tho man who 'toadies
any other gospel Is a falsa tcachor." Thoro
is a groat doal of sound economic truth
packod into that one sentonce, and tho
peoplo who are infatuated with the vagaries
of Pofferistn would do well to ponder it
carefully.
The Republican factions In Berks county
have como togethor and will work as ono
party for tho success of Gregg, Morrison
and the whole ticket. Now let that littlo
difficulty in Delaware county bo fixed up.
Tho Knights of Labor propose to rosont
the Democracy's snub to Powderly in re
fusing to nominate him fordolegato at largo
to the constitutional convention.
Chairman Watres, of tho Republican
party will givo consideration to a sugges
tion that the glaring misstatements of tho
Democratic platform be answerod in a
vigorous address from Republican hoad
quartors. Tho SNews thinks it is going to bo a still
hunt.
Tho Commissioners will appoint a Re
publican to fill tha vacancy causod by
Poor Diroctor Kane's death.
For a big town liko Shenandoah politics
is unusually quiet.
"dacK," and not "Jim" Smith, now
writos for tho SXcios.
Secretary Finney, of the Republican
County Committeo, is a very sick man.
Grand Army Day.
Mt. Carmel will bo in its glory on Wed
nesday.
Should tho weather prove favorable tho
crowd will be immenso.
Arrangomenls havo boon mado to feed
tho great multitude.
Commander Buyer, of Uarrisburg, and
his staff will be present.
l'ost 140, of town, will ba accompanied
bp tho Grant Band, of 30 pieces, and many
citizens.
Schuylkill county will bo well repre
sented.
Thero is littlo talk a3 to whore tho noxt
Grand Army Day will bo colobratod.
Special trains will bo run on both tho
F. & R. and L. V. Railroads.
Sbamokin will turn out en masse.
The town will be beautifully decorated.
Concert Eaoh Evening.
Willie Kendrick, tbo pbonomonal cor
nettst of the U. B; Marino Band, is home
on a vacation and will play at his parents'
homo, tho Kondrick Rouse, oach evening,
rendering some of tho most difficult and
popular solos of tho day, accompanied by
the Kendrick orchestra. Change of pro,
gramme each evening. 9-3-15
A Oold Day.
"A Cold Day" will bo tho first attraction
at tho theatro next Tuesday night. Many
changes havo boon mado in tho interior o
tbo theatre and will no doubt bo appro,
elated. "A Cold Day" has croatod groat
laughter tor six seasons, and this season
surpasses all others. Many new specialties
are introduced, and tho music is from the
rocent operatic successes, The company is
a capable one, and includes Porkins D,
Fisher, Andy Amann, John Duvey, Goo,
Mitchell, W. L. Denniaon, Carlotta whoso
dancing Is of the sensational kind, Jos
ephine Amann and Edith Barton.
Fancy Bartlett pears, 75 cents por basket,
at Coslelt's. 8-22-tf
Second hand school books
sold at Max Reese's.
bought and
tf
Damage Repaired.
It is stated at tbo general offices of tho
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany that the washout at Denver on tho
R adlng and Columbia Division, caused by
tho storms of last week, has been thor
oughly repaired and all trains aro now
running regularly on all portions of the
Reading system,
Important.
Do you want a good stable, suitable for
livory purposes, in a good location. If so,
apply to John J, Bobbins, 130 North Main
ttroet, or at tho Herald office. 9-5-lw
Wators' Weiss boor Is tho best. John A
Reilly solo agent. 6-6-tj
Notlco.
Tba Shenandoah Malo Troupe will meet
in tbo Watson IIouso to-morrow, (Tuosday
evening), 6th Inst, at 8 o'clock,
Committee.
A Safe Investment.
Is one which Is guaranteed to bring you sat
lsCactory results, or In cose of failure a return
or purchase price. On this tare plan you can
buy Iromonr advertised Druggist a bottle ot
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption.
It Is guaranteed to bring relief In every cute,
when used for uuy ulfectlon of Throat, Lungs
or cnest, such us Consumption, Inflamma
tion of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop,
fng Cough, Croup, no., eta. It Is plrasant and
agreeable to tasto, perfectly safe, and can al
wuys be depended upon. Trial bottles tree at
U. II. Ilageubucb a Drug Store.
At the Same Price.
All persons holding dupllcato chocks for
photograph) can have tha tame promptly
finished at Keagoy't art studio at tba same
prlco. Remember wo aro on tho first floor,
Keaqet,
AMERICA'S DAY!
ST. OLAIR
STREETS
ATTIRE.
IN GALA
HEiP- 0.S.0FA.AND JR.0- U.A.M,
Ovor Sixty Organizations In Lino,
Tho Stroots of tho Old-Faah-ionod
Town Elaborutoly
Docoratod.
Amorica's Day was colobratod at St.
Clair to-day and a gala day it was, too.
Tho stroots, business places and hoadquar
tors of all organizations of tho old-fashioned
town wero gaily docoratod and tho en
thusiasm of tbo pooplo was at a high pitch.
Among tuo decorations wore numerous
arches of excollont and oxcoodingly appro
priate design erected by tho Odd Fellows,
Company K, of tho 8th Regimont, citizens
of Hancock street, Alort Uoso Company
and othor organizations. Tho Rod Men's
hall, tho Armory, and other buildings
wore also handsomely decorated.
It was a gala day for St. Clair and an
Amorica's Day in every sono.
FORMATION Or rAKADK.
Tho parade formed on Carroll stroot, and
moved over tho principal streets in tho fol
lowing order:
rinsT division.
Marshal. H. Lincoln Brown.
Aid s , James Patterson, Lewis Auutock, W. D.
uregury.
Grant Cornet llimd, Shenandoah.
Camp 112, Shenandoah.
Caiup 18.1, Sbentndoab.
Camp 2Utt, Hbenandoab,
Hand.
Camp 00. Fracltvllle.
Liberty Ifand, William I'enn.
Cnmii 233, Win, l'enn.
Drum Corps.
O-mpliSl, Ullberton.
Camp SI, A.hlauo.
Camp 71, Ashland.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal, Wm. IS. Townsend.
Aids, David Morgan, T. II. Zimmerman.
Lloerty H.iud, i'ottsvllle.
CurapSO, fotlsvllle.
Camp II. l'otlsvllle.
CainpWU, I'ottsvllle.
Drum Corps.
Camp 40, Mtnersvllle.
Camp ISM, Llewellyn,
lUntl.
Camp 47, Schuylkill Haven.
Jsruru Corps.
Camp 131, 1'ort Carbon.
TIIIIID DIVISION.
Marshal, C. II. Carl.
Baud.
Council 117. Orwlgsburg.
Council 1, i'alo Alto.
Drum Corps.
Council 111, Mnhauoy City.
Drum Corps.
Councils, i'ottsvllle.
Council , ltlugiown.
Drum Corps.
Council 357, Hheuandoah.
Council 23, Hciiuylf-lll Haven.
Council 43 Mt. Carmel.
Drum Corps.
Council 310, Mahanoy City.
Council 51, Weatherly.
rOUKTi! DIVI8ION.
Marshal, Walter Urltton.
Band.
Camp 123 Ulr-rdvllle.
Iiaud.
Camp 121, Mulianoy City.
Camp 400, Mahanoy City.
Drum Corps.
Camp 167, Malmaoy City.
Hand.
Camp 360, Lavelle.
Camp 490, Locust Dale.
Camp 313, Kountalu tiprlugs.
Hand,
Camp 72, Delano.
Camp 41, lieirenstHln,
Camp 691, Morea.
Camp 649, Catuwlssa.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Hand.
Camp 100, Centralla,
Camp; 33. Montana.
Camp 135, Mlddleiort,
Drum Corps.
Camp 475, H. Clair.
Hand.
Camp 75, Ht. Clair.
Drum Corps.
Qarfleld Comraaudery, Mahanoy City.
Drum Coips.
Hbenandoah Cominandery, Shenandoah.
Grant Commuudery, l'ort Carbon,
Special Meeting of 8ptnner!Cvlled.
Fall Rivsn, Mass., Sop. 7. A call for
a special meeting of spinners to bo held
Wednesday has been issuid by Secretary
Howard of the Spinners' Union. Mr.
Howard says the folly of tho decision of
tbo Manufacturers' Board of Trado at
their last meeting to rcduoe wagoa, shows
tho necessity of such a mooting seeing
that the state of the cloth market at
present shows that tbo supply is much
greater than the demand. The cutting
down tbo pay of operators, ho says, will
not help to unload a glutted market,
but rather to overload It still moro by de
creasing tbo purchasing power of tho
peoplo.
Xlajlged nimtelf In Ills Hedroom,
Buwalo, Sep. 7. At 7i80 o'clock last
evening the body of David Klaus, who
lived with bis daughter aud her family
in the Williams Block, was found bang
ing In his bedroom, A small rope circlet
was about bis neck, the upper part fas
tened to tho bingo of the door. Klaus
was 68 yean ot ago. His wlfo died about
a year ago, and ever since then be bos
brooded over hb lots.
Hunting-ton IIui-s Another Bond.
A8T0IUA, Ore., Sep. 7. O. P. Hunting
ton, President of tho Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, has purchased the
Astoria & South Coast Railway. The
sale was made to It. Koohlor and J. C.
Stubbs, who acted as agents for Hunting
ton. Tbo road is a valuable piece ot
property.
Shot by a rolloemnn.
New Yobk, Sep. 7. George Smith, an
18-year-old boy, woa probably fatally
shot lu Brooklyn by Policeman John
Mayor. The officer claims the shooting
was accidental, but witnesses say the as.
vault was a wantou ono and that Smith
did nothing to bring it about. The oM
cer is under arrest.
PERSONAL.
Richard Brown is among tho visitors to
St. Clair "representing tho patriotism of
ho firm of Laudig & Hooks" the hurtling
news dcalors of town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bunn spont Sunday
n St. Clair, tho guest nf relatives.
James Lawlor, of Brownsvillo, anl tho
blacksmith in Pear alloy, is confined to his
bed with an att-ick of typhoid favor.
ii. I. Boyor, a former resident of town.
and his son George, arrived from Paw
tucket, Rhode Island, on Saturday, and
ire tbo guests of town friends.
John Fox, of Pottsville, spont yestorday
In town.
Tho member-hip of tho P. &, R. Co.
Kngincor Corps was Increased by tho ad
dition of John Thirwoll on Tbursdav
morning. John has quit the grocery busi
ness aud will devote bis wholo attention to
his now culling. Ashland Record.
Mrs. Roth, tho agod lady who was
sonously injured about two weeks ago by
falling down stairs at tho residence of her
niece, Mrs. T. O. Waters, of East Lloyd
street, was able to lcavo for her homo In
Shamokin on Saturday, accompaniod by
her son, Tax Collector V. O. Roth, of that
borough.
Hon. Ellas Davis, of Now Castlo, spent
Saturday in town.
Willie Kendrick, of Shenandoah, one of
tho most talentol musicians of Schuylkill
county has produced, and tho youngost
member of tho Marino Band, of Washing
ton, D. 0., callod at our offlco, Thursday,
in company with his father, Mr. Wm.
Kendrick, of Shonandoah. Willio's ad
vance in musical ability and culturo hag
been remarkable, and It Is a matter of con
gratulation to lovers of music that his
services havo boen socurod for sovoral
selections at tho concort of tho Ivoritoa
next Monday ovoning. Tri- Weekly Re
cord, William Anst' Ck, Edward Hughes and
E. J. G. Wadllngor spont to-day at Maha
noy City.
J. H. Evans attended tho eisteddfod at
Mahanoy City to-day.
Miss May Davidson, of Philadelphia, Ik.
visiting Miss Einnia",Koiper, of East Line)
stroet,
Albert Acornloy, a "typo" on tho Nan
ticoko News, is sponding a few days la
town.
Bjnjamin F. Parrott and John Curcll
spent Sunday In Pottsville.
To Dispel Golds,
Iloadachos and Fevers, to cleanse tho
system effectually, yet gontly, whon cos
tivo or bilious, or whon tho blood ia impure
or sluggish, to permanently euro habitual
constipation, to nwakon tho kidnoyB and
llvor to a healthy activity, without irrita
ting or wcakoningthera, uso Syrup of Flgf-
Base Ball.
Tho newly organized Shonandoah toam
played a gamo with tho Lost Crook club
at tbo latter placo yosterday aftornoon.
Scoro, Shenandoah 0, Lost Creok G.
Urownsvillo and Jacksons crossed bats at
Ellongowan yetorday. The contost was
one-sldod and was won by tho former by a
scoroof 18 to 1.
Manager S&mpsoll's team plays at Huzlc
ton this afternoon. Fitzgerald and Gibson
wore tho battory for Shenandoah.
Sampsoll's team has won eighth outef 13
games.
Last Ficnlo.
Columbia park wilt bo abandonod noxt
September, as tho sito will thereafter bo
used as a dumping ground for tho Kohley
Run colliery. Tho liut event to be bold in
the park is a picnic of the Columbia Qleo
Club, to be bold on Saturday, Soptembor
12th. 9 5-lw
Another Lot
Of socond-hand school books, just rccoivod
from Now York Clearing Sale Company.
For sale at half pricoat Max Reese's. 0-5-tf
A Glorious Rocord.
Since tho Introduction of the Pdtnnus Pnn-
Tlua Cough and Conhumptlon Cure in this
vicinity, the death rale from Consumption
bus decreased wonderfully; It never falls to
meet a cure, and la the best Conitb medicine.
Try It. Trial bottles free al Klrllu's drug
tore.
Indians', comedians,
singers, dancers,
show at Bobbins'
night, Sept. 7th-C3-tf
marionettes nd a big
opera house. Monday
Admission 10 cents.
IT IS NEAR TIME
You aro thinking of taking
in your flowers, and you will
want some pots. Wo got a
lot of very cheap ones Mon
day, and when you aro ready
to plant don't forgot that you
can got thorn at
GRAF'S,
No. 122 North Jartlin Stroaf.