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Republican State Ticket.
AUniTOJl OEXEItAZl
GEN. DAVID MoMUBTRIE QREQQ
STATU TIWAJSVllEItl
- Oapt. JOHN W. MORRISON.
I
Dclegates-nt-Zargei to the Constitutional
Convention:
A. B. I. SHIELDS, ISAIAH 0. WEAK,
WM. I. S01IAFFEB, HERMAN KREAMER
LOUIS W. HAIili, M. Ii. KAUFFMAN,
FRANK REEDER, II. M. EDWARDS,
II. 0. M'CORMICK, OEO. S. SCHMIDT,
J. II. POMEROY, GYRUS ELDER,
JOHN CESSNA, JOHN 8. LAURIE,
WM. B. ROGERS, JAMES L. BROWN,
JOHN ROBERTS, T. V. POWDERLY.
County Ticket.
Judge lion. D. D. Green.
Sheriff Benlamin Smith.
Jury Commissioner Maj. William
Clark.
Poor Director Qeorae Heflher.
Unexpired Term Harry II. MeQinnis
Constitutional Convention Delegates.
ROBERT ALLISON, Port Carbon.
8.BURD EDWARDS, PotUvllle.
JOHN J. COYLE, Mabanoy City.
The Woll men wero doing the town
vesterdav. Thev ran against more
$ jailth men than they expected.
Go to the polls early next Tuesday
and get out a full vote for the Republi
can state and county ticket.
Rally 'round the flag, boys, rally
for Gregg and Morrison.
F. W. Beciitel, William J. Matz,
Mason Weidman, O. F. Rahn, A. S.
Faust, D. E. Nice and A. W. Bchalck
are out for Judge Green against
"Wadllngcr and they say two-thirds of
the Democratic lawyers of the county
are with them. Poor Wadllnger.
Many local merchants havo received
letters from the Dealers' Protective
Association, of Philadelphia, asking
them to vote for tho Republican can
didates because the platform of that
party pledges the repeal of mercantile
.j-aessments levied by the state. The
plotter closes thus: "As a purely busi
ness matter every dealer in the com
monwealth should yoto and -use his
CENTS PER YARD FOE
a good honie-mado rug carrot.
It is ono of those nxtra heavy
carpels, made of the best vain
and clean raps. Finest line of Velvet
Brussel and Ingrain Carpets iu Shen
andoah at
C. D. FEICKE'S CARPET STORE.
HIGH GRADE GOODS!
Do you want a strictly choice article of BUCK.-
WHEAT HOUR? If you do ive recommend our
JTancy Jtfew Process Buckwheat Hour as the VERY
FINEST in the Market. Ask far
"JRiVerside BuckwHe&t Floiir ! "
Just received n new lot
EREl. TItc Best Ave Iiavc lincl
x mackerel. Medium size White and Pat.
Our first Invoice of New Fruit Is now open. New
Currants, Raisins, Citron and Lemon Peel. Try our new
Cleaned Currants. Free from dirt and stents. Ready for
immediate use.
Our BEST MINCE MEAT
Itccp uo Common Brands.
Our "NORTUWESTEltlT DAISY" is made oj the
Best Grade of Minnesota Wheat. It is easily Baked
and yields MORE and BETTER BItEAD than ordin
ary Hour. It is sold Al
pitDINAJlY HOUR.
rlry "Old Time" while
Influence for the party which pledges
Itself to do away with this offensive
and Iniquitous tax. If the Republicans
win, It will be repealed. If the Demo
crats win, It will not he."
Judge Green has been vindicated.
The Chronicle has made a full retrac
tion of the charge it made against
Judge Green and Eckloy B. Coxe In a
comment on the Shepp vb. Coxe case.
'We desire to make the fullest retrac
tion of these charges" sayB the Chron
icle. Wadlinoeh will be oollged to run
pretty fast to keep within a respect
able distance of Judge Green on elec
tion day.
Woll has not been pulled over the
eyes of-the voters In this iooun ty.
Ben Smith Is all right;
Judcie Green Is on top.
The Minstrels Coming.
Al. Field's Minstrels opened the reason
I at the City Opera House Saturday night to
an immense audience and gave a perform
ance that waa among tho best minstrel
entertainments oyer presented here. Tho
first part was new and uniquo and a
decidedly pleasing change from anything
seen heretofore, whilo the programme as a
whole was rich In good things and epicy
with roal fun. It gave gonoral satisfaction
ton discriminating audience. Wo prodict
for Field's Minstrels a most successful
season. Stcubenvillr Gazette. Fiold's
Minstrels will appear at Ferguson's theatre
to-morrow night.
Frosted reetmay be cured In ono or two
days by tho oso of Salvation Oil, the great
pain destroyer.
Tho Milonowioz Inquest
Deputy Coroner Brennan and his Jury
last night concluded tho Inquest in the case
of John Milonowicz, tho man from Ply
mouth who was killed by an excursion
train at the Lehigh Valley depot on Sunday
night. The jury lound that tho case was
an accidental ono and that no blamo could
ba attached to the railroad company.
BurchlH'a Restaurant.
Charles Buichill is now located at corner
of Alain and Coal streets, Shenandoah,
Regular meals, at popular prices, served
any time. Ladies' dining and refreshment
rooms attached. 9-14-tf
The Ladder ftt lie Wrongr AVlnilow.
McKEEsroitT, Pa., Oct. 29. At an
early hour yesterday morning the cry of
"Pollcel Murderl" was heard from one
of the rear windows of the Ilockor real
dence in this city. A young man was
discovered on a ladder at the window of
Mrs. Hooker's room. The police sue
ceeded in capturing him. At his hear
ing he sulci that ho had an appointment
at the bouse wltb an inmnte. By n nils
take he put tho ladder up at the wrong
window.
of LARGE It I, OA jTER MACK
this season. Also JSew No.
is the Best we can buy We
THE SAME PRICE AS
llheat GRAHAM Hour.
SCHOOL BOARD !
A SPECIAL MEETING HELD
LAST NIGHT.
ARRANGING THE NIGHT SGHOOLS.
Bis Toaohers Elocted for a Term
of Four Months Oonsldorat ion
of Complaints by Paronta
Considered.
A special meeting of tho School Board
was hold last overling, Messrs. Beddall,
Uonry, Muldoon, Gallagher, Bachman,
Gable, Owons, Butts, Williams, Trczise,
Biird, Brennan, O'llearn, Banna and
Davenport being present.
John B. Bainbridge appeared to ask that
his daughter bo transferred to another
school, as tbo relations existing between
tno pupil and toacbor aro such that a
change would be bent-flcia to all parties.
The board decided to withhold its decision
until noxt Wodnosday evoning, wjion the
story of tho teacher will bo heard.
A similar riquost was mado in behalf of
Morgan Davis, tho relations botweon his
daughter, Mary, having bocomo .trained.
In tbit case tho teacher was prosont and
stated her side of tho case, after which the
board decided to sustain tho teacher.
The night school question was then tnkon
up. 'Ihoro were twelve applicants fur olec-
tion. The board decided to elect six night
teachers for a term of four months, the
salaries to bo tho same as last year.
The election resulted as follows: Mis
Jennie Gunter, 15 votes: Miss Ida Lewis,
14; Miss Katie It. Burns, 14; Miss Battle
Shaffer, 13; Miss Mabnla Foirchlld, 10;
Miss Carrio W. Faust, 8. These six young
ladies having received a majority of the
votes cast were declared elected, Messrs.
K. 0. McBalo and J. W. Burko received
seven votes each and M. P. Whltaker 2.
' The evoning schools will bo opened in
tho Union, Whito and Lloyd streets school
buildings on Monday evening, November
2, at 7 o'clock. Pupils will be admitted
without tickets to tbo same schools thoy at"
tended last year. TtiQ school held in the
Contre street building last year will be
transferred to room No. 12, in tho Lloyd
street building. New applicants for ad
mission can procure tickets at tho Superin
tendent's office, in the Main street build
ing, at C:30 o'clock Monday evening.
Pronounced. Hopeless, Yot Saved
From a letter written bf Mrs. Ada E.
Burd, of Groton. S. D., wo quote: "Was
takon with a bad cold, which settled on
my Lungs, cough set in and finally termi
nated in Consumption. Four doctors gave
mo up.saying I could live but a short time.
I gayo mysolf up to my Saviour, deter
mined if I could not slay with my Irlends
on earth, I would meet my absent ones
above. My husband was advifed to get
Dr. King's Mew Dlscoytry lor Oonsump
tion, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial,
took in all, eight bottles; it has cured me,
and thank God I am now a well and hearty
woman." Trial bottles free at 0. B. Ba
genbuch's drug store, regular eiz! 60c. and
?1.00.
The finest nota paper and envelopes in
tbe country at Max Keeso s. tf
A Sneak Thief.
Yesterday five pairs of shoes mystor-
iously disappeared from J. Coffee's store,
on South Main streot. Later in tho day
two pairs of gum boots and one pair of
leather boots were stolen from tho boot and
shoe Btoro of Lamb & Co., on West Centro
street. Policeman Ed. Williams and Con
stable Thomas Boland found tbo boots in
tho custody of a man from Mahanoy Plane
who said bis namo was Michael Kane, but
the police recognized him as tho man wh
stoie snoes irom Air. ju organ s store, on
r esv was streor, aoout two monlbs ago
and gave his name as Michaol McOann
Kane, or McCann, was taken before
'Squiro Williams. Bo was recognized by
J. S. Williams, for Lamb & Co,, and one
of Mr. Coffee's clerks. 'Squire WIUiamB
demanded ?t,000 bail. The man was
taken to tho Pottsvillo jail this morning.
Buoklea'a Arnica Salvo.
Tho Best Salvo in the world fur Ciita.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever
Bores, Tetter, Ubarped Hands, Chilblaini
Corns, and all Skin Eruntio
tlvelv cures Piles, or nd navmont rpnntrnd
ii is guaranteea to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 2) cents
box. For talo by O. B. Bagenbuch.
Phconhs Phair.
Tho I'hcenix Boso Company will hold a
grand fair In Bobbins'1 opera house, com
mencing on Tuesday, Nov, 3rd, 1891. " It
will be one of tho largest and best fairseyer
held In this county. 10-U-tf
A fine stock of guns and amunition for
sale cheap at Max Iteese's. 10-2-1-tf
A Surprise.
Keep your oyo on this local, Keagey,
the pbotogtapbor, will have bis new open
ing In a few days and will haVe something
interesting; that will surprise the pooplo. tf
Fou r tintypes for Scents, at Dabb's. i f t
ciiir.imnrr m at.tr is atkd.
Crneltlei Practiced by Reclor In nn Or.
phannce.
DUDLIN, Oct 29. 8om startling tes
timony was given yesterday at the trial
of the Rev. Samuel Cotton, a rector at
Carnocb, County Klldnre, who was
charged with criminal noglect and lib
traatmont of the children in the Car
nosh Orphanage.
The Ilov. Sanmel Cotton, whohas con
ducted the affairs of the orphanage for
many yunrs, has made many appeals ta
tho public (or flnanolal aid and has re
ceived large sttms ot in buoy by subscrip
tion for the maintenance ot the orphan,
age. But owing to numerous complaints
which have been made against that In.
stltutlon, the Socloty for the Protection
of Children recently mado an Investiga
tion into the manner in which the or
phanage was conducted and thereby a
horrible state of affairs was revealed.
The agents ot the society found that
the children were In an emaciated,
filthy and raggod condition, nnd that
they were covered with parasites.
The toes of one of the children, It was
testified to, had rotted oft. Another, a
girl, had been chained by the legs to a
log. The rooms of the orphanage were
also found to bo In the filthiest condi
tion. In tho kltchon was found n baby, six
weeks old, covered with dirty rags and
dying of com aud Inanition. Other chil
dren were found in the sumo apartment
crouched arouud a small fire, almost
frozen and half starved. All of them
wero weak and sickly nnd their growth
had been stunted by the treatment re
ceived ndner tho Ilov. Mr. Cotton's man
agement. Tho sanitary condition of tho wholo es
tablishment was found to be perfectly
horrtblo. Somo of tho beds used by the
unfortunate children wero merely old
boxes and packing cases fillod with stablo
nay.
It was also shown that nil the child
ren were kept in a perpetual Btato of
terror by the Rev. Mr. Cotton, and that
It would be difficult evon to Imagine a
more deplorable state of things.
The Rev. Mr. Cotton was committed
for trial, ball, however, being allowed In
order to enable him to nttend tho synod
or tho diocese, or which body he is
member.
THAT CE1VTIF10ATK OB" DEPOSIT.
Senator Uuuj Smjt Uo Hud No Politi
cal Ueallngi With Ilardnley.
Pittsburg, Oct. 29. Senator Quay ar
rived In Pittsburg from Beaver last
evening and repaired to his hotel. About
the same time ex-Collector David Mar
tin arrived from Philadelphia and met
the Senator at the hotel. Mr. Martin
came to consult the Senator regarding
the certificate of deposit found among
tbe Keystone Uanlc papers.
A reporter called at the hotel and
talked with both Senator Quay and Mr.
Martin on the subject of tho certificate.
Mr. Martin, when asked to explain
tho transaction, salili
"Senator Quay gave his note for $9,000
to Mr. Charles Porter and myself In
Philadelphia to raise money on It where
ever wa could. Wo first tried two or
three gentlemen without success. Wo
then took th note to Bardsley und asked
' him If he could not get It discounted for
us. Mr. Bardsley gave us a check for
the amount, which was cashed at the
Third National Bank of Philadelphia,
less the discounting of the note, $123. A
certificate of deposit was sent to Senator
Quay at Beaver, who sent on a check for
t'J.OOO. Senator Quay had no dealings
whatever with Bardsley In tho mutter.
Mr. Porter and myself transacted the
ontiro business. The note wus after
wards paid aud I took It to Senator
Quay In Washington."
Senator Quay said: "I have never
been acquainted with Bardsley and
would scarcely know him if I saw him.
I was not even acquainted with him po
litically, nor ever had any political deal
ings with hlra, Bo was not a party
man, for whenever he ran for treasurer
It was as a citizens,' candidate,"
Senator Quay had with hlra the chock
that lie sent to Philadelphia in return
for tbe certificate of deposit Ths check
has no special significance, except, as the
Senator said, it Is confirmatory of tho
statement of tho whole transaction.
A Receiver Asketl For.
Pittsbuho, Pa., Oct 29. F. C. Miller,
for himself and. others, yesterday Hied a
bill in court requesting that a recelvor
be appointed for the Dexter Spring Com
pany. The total indebtedness, he
claims, is $82,090. Many claims agnlnst
the company aro pressing and within 30
days nt least $17,U0U will fall due. The
company Is Insolvent, the late president,
Theodore Doerfllnger (the defaulting
school board treasurer), having fraudu
lently appropriated to bis own use ?1U,
000 of the company's money.
A Groumlert Harga Stopi Travel.
Nor.WALK, Conn., Oct. 29. While the
steam bar;e Hebe, Cupt. Greenwood,
from Now York, with 200 tons of ooal,
was passing through the draybrldga at
Westpbrt yesterday she groundod and
was left standing on a rook its tho tldo
receded. A hole' was stove In her bot
tom und she filled. Until the draw can
be closed communication between the
two sides of the river must be made by
rowbouts. Old mnrluers say the vessel
may bo In her preaont position for sev
eral days.
Hired llnys to lluy Liquor.
New HAVkN, Oct 29. Wednesday
Judge Illydenburgh, prosecuting attor
ney, employed two boys, Walter Wyn
koop aud William MoGuire, minors, to
visit saloons mid get drinks. Tliey suc
ceeded in getting drink-i at 130 saloons.
Yesterday Judge Blydenburgh m via out
warrants for the arrest ot the MO deal
ers, and many have already Iwn served.
The list Includes some ot tho most
prominent men ta the city engaged in
the llauor business.
Iio jg winter nights are coining.
NEWS GLEANINGS.
SERIES OP ACCIDENTS THAT
HAPPENED YESTERDAY.
A WOMAN MAN AND BOY INJURED.
Tho Man Foil From n "Wagon, tho
Boy Was Caught by a Cos
Wheel and tho Woman
Fell.
Charlos Potter, a boy residing at Yates
ville and omploypd in tho breakor of tho
Knlckorl ockcr colliery, met with a serious
accident yesterday. Ono of his feet wa
caught by a cog whoel in tho breaker and
so badly crushed that it is feared amputa
tion will bo necessary.
THE "CHRONICLE" CRAWLS.
It Retraota Ohurces Mado Against
Judge Green.
Tho Pottsvillo Chronite has published tho
following retraction of an infamous libol 1
publifhcd in its desperate oflorts to injure
Judge Orocn in tho prosont campaign :
j.n our issuo oi uctoDcr Bin last, we
published an editorial undor tho headingof
of 'Millionaires and Our Bonch,' in which
wo stated that an application had boon
mado for tho continuance of the caso of
Daniel Shepp et. al. vs. Eckloy B. Coxe
et al., reconlly triod in our courts. In
that artlclo wo charged that a statement
was mado by counsel that dotoctlvcs cm
ployed by Mr. Coxo, had been spotting
and Interviewing overj juror on tho panel.
Wo charged Judge Qreon with having
slatod that there was nothing 'improper'
this.
"Wo dosiro to mako tho fullest rotracti
ot tbeso charges against Mr. Coxo and
against Judge IGrcon and to acknowledge
that tho publication was mado without
sufficient previous investigation of its truth
and, after full inquiry, furthor to acknow
lodge thatthoro was nothing in tho facts of
tho caso to justify thiso charges or their
pub.icatlon.
" Woreceived thn information from sources
that wo considorod perfectly trustworthy,
and regrot that wo wero misled in the
matter."
Night School Notice.
iro evening schools will bo opened in
tho Union, Whito and Lloyd stroets school
buildings on Monday evening, November
2, at 7 o'clock. Pupils will bo admitted,
without tickets, to tho same schools they at
tended Isst year. Tho school bold in the
Centro streot building last year will bo
transferred to room No. 12, in tho Lloyd
street building. Now applicants for ad
mission can procure tickets at tho superin
tendent's office, Main streot building, at
b:30 o'clock Monday evoning. By order of
10 2U-3t Lvuninq School Commitikk.
Stationary packages, 5 and 10 conts each
at Max Reeso's. tf
Foil From His Wagon.
John L. Glover, of West Coal streot, is
omployod in a' ash haulor at the Kohlnoor
colliery. Yesterday ho foil from his
wagon and wus badly bruised about tho
hips.
Tho Result Of Morit
When anything stands n test of fifty
years among a discriminating pooplo like
the American', it is pretty Rood ovidence
that ttero is merit somewhere. Tho yaluo
of a medicine is best proved by its continued
ii6e from year to year by tho ssmo persons
4i d families, as woll as by a steady in
eroasing sale. Fow, if any, medicines
havo met with such continued success and
popularity as has marked tho introduction
and progress of Brandroth's Pills, which
after a trial of over fifty years, aro con
ceded to bo tho safest and must effective
purgative and blood purifier introducod to
tbo public.
i This is tho result of merit, and that
Brandroth's Pills actually perform all that
U claimed for them, is conclusively proved
by tho faot that those who regird them
with tho greatest favor aro thote who huve
ud them tho longest.
Brandreth's Pills are sold In ovory drug
and medicine storo, either plain or sugar
coatod.
Broke hor Log.
Whon Mrs. Kdmund Jones, of Ellen
gowan, was going for a bucket ol wator
yesterday, f 11 and broke her leg. As Mrs,
Jones Is of advanced years tho Injury Is
I quito serious.
"Angel of Night" 1 what Dr. Doll's Cough
Hynip bos been termed tiy isreuts, wbobo
Wnrrvlna aud coutchiue children Iiuva len
Mioibedund rued, uocl imve teenred twct
iminurr ry unh-k iuiu excellent reinouy,
t rice only US ceuU u butile.
Buy Keystone flour. Bo careful that the
name Lxtssia & Co., Ashland, Pa., Is
printed on every sack. 8-3-3t&w
PERSONAL.
Prof. MIIps, of Minorsvillo, tpent last
evoning in town.
Dr. J. O. Biddle, of tho Minors' Bospltal,
was a visitor to town this morning.
J. Griffith Boward. of Pblladelnhla. waa
tho guest of W. J. Jacobs last night.
Miss Llzzio Harris, ono of Minorsvillo' s
fascinating bellos, is sojourning among
Shonandoah friomls,
Mrs. Thomas Glonwright, of Mincrsvillo,
daughter c.f Josoph Kchlor, of North Mala
Btroot, is viilting in town.
Superintendent W. B. Lewie, of Wm.
Penn, and Superintondont Bdward ltoiso,
of Ccntralia, greeted each othor at tho
Lehigh Yalloy depot this morning.
Thoy aro Squaro.
Dr. Gelletti, who was in town recently
with a band of Indians in tho interest of
the Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company,
as in hard luck and aftor trying to balanco
accounts at Frackvillo he guvo up and
instructed tbo company that ho intended to
abandon his routo in this section. During
bis stay hero and in Frackvillo Dr. Gellotti
contracted several bills for printing, but
boforo leaving tho lattor placo an inspoctor
employed by tho company liquidated all
claims there. Dr. Golletti and bis Indians
then pulled up stako3 and departed from
tho region. Wo regrottod his uncere
monious departure becnuso wo had an un
settled account of over $18 and wo con
cluded that it would remain unsoltlod, but,
to our surprise, wo received from Boaly &
Biolow, of Now Haven, Conn., agents for
tho Kickapoo Indian Medicino Co., a chock
for tho full amount duo us. Wo mako thU
statemont because wo wish to place credit
whero It belongs and Messrs. Bealy &
Blgolow, togother with Dr. Golletti, will
pleaso consider our hat off.
Good Looks.
Good-looks aro moro than skin deep, do
pending upon a honlthy condition of all
tho vital organs. If tha Livor bo inactive.
you havo a Bilious Look, if your stomach
bo disordered you have a Dyspeptio look
and if your Kidnoys bo affjetod you havo
a pinched look. Securo good health and
you will have good looks. Electric Bitters
is the great alteratlvo and Tonio acts di
rectly on these vital organs. Cure
Pimples, Blotches, Boils and gives a good
complexion, Sold at C. B. Bagenbuch'a
Drug Storo, COc. por bottlo.
Lidies, if you want fino writing papr
and envelopes to match, call on Mx
Booso' tf
Look Out lor Bargains.
J. Coffeo is in Now York City, whero
he is purcba-ing an immonso Btock of
clothing, dry goods and notions whlch.ho
will ell at bottom-ruck pricos. Don't
fail to visit his stores on South Main streot
and inspect this stock. People in search of
bargains will find thorn thero. Everything
will bo entirely new. Go early and get
first choice. 10-29-3t
Officers Elootod.
At a regular meeting of ilopo Section,
Mo, 10, J. T. of II. and T held on Mon
day evening, the following offlcors wero
elected to Borvo for tho ensuing term : W.
A., Jno. Beach; W. V. A., Thomas Dove,
r.; ltecorder, W. E. Powell; Asst. Hoc,
Beber Books; Usher, Elmer Books; Asst.1
Usher. Ed. S. Williams; Insido Watch,
John Oliver; O. P., Joseph Jones.
Children Enjoy
Tho pleasant flavor, gontlo action and
soothing offocts of Syrup of Figs, whon in
need of a laxative, nnd if the father or
mother bo costive or bilious tho most grat
ifying results follow its use, so that it is tha
best family remedy known and overy
family should have a bottle.
Funeral To-morrow,
The funeral of Walter, tho son of Daniel
nnd Sarah Jano Jones will take place to
morrow, at 2 p. m., from the residence, 205
South West stroct.
"Guido to Boalth," a valuablo book, con
taining tho indorsements of prominont
physicians in regard to tho "Anchor Pain
Expeller," tbo best known remedy for all
forms of Rheumatic disoase. Mailed, free,
of charge, on application to F. Ad. ltichter
& Co., 310 Broadway, New York City,
A fine stock of guns nnd amunition for
salo cheap at Max lteoso's. 10-2-1-tf
WANT A FISH ?
For Breakfast ?
A MacUcral ?
Wo have 'em.
White and (at.
Bright and sweet.
N.o oil. Wo rust,
lib, Ub, lib, 11 1 J lb,
GEAFS,
No. 122 North Jardin Sir