VOL. VI.--XO. 233.
SHETAJND O AH. PA.. MONDAY. XOYEMBER 2. 1891.
ONE CENT.
"My Son, Deal "Witli Men "Who Advertise. Ton -will Never Lose by It. "--Benjamin Franklin
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BEFORE VOTING
For n cnmlldntc for Statu
Trcnsnrcrcnrcfully read nnd
jfc consider tlic foUowliiRJ
CHurcliIU, Democratic Ar
kansas ofllclnl, dcinultcr to
tlic extent ot $80,522.01.
Polk, Democratic Tennes
see official, defaulter to tlic
extent or $400,000.
Vincent, Democratic Ala
bama official, defaulter to tlic
oxtcnt of $243,148 84.
Tate Democratic Kentucky
official, defaulter to tlie ex
tent of $247,028.50.
Rurkc, Democratic Louisi
ana official, defaulter to tlic
extent of $827,000.
Nolan, Democratic Missouri
official, Defaulter to tlic ex
tent of $32,445.
HcmniiuKwny, Democratic
Mississippi official, defaulter
to tlic extent ot $3x5,000.
Arclicr, Democratic Mary
Puind official, defaulter to tlic
extent of $200,000.
$2,345,144 44 of state funds
Stolen and only one ot tlic
offenders behind tlic bars.
Vote for the Constitutional Convex
tlon.
Judge Hakvey, in his address to
the Democrats - the other evening,
stated that Governor FattUon was to
be credited for the exposure of Bards
ley and his punishment. Does tho
Judge think Hhenundoah people are
all ignorant and do not read the news
papers? It remained for a Itepubli-
can Mayor, Stuart, and a Republican
District Attorney, Graham, to bring
Bardsley to trial and have him con
vlcted, and a Republican Judge, "NV1I
son, to sentence him.
The S'netva is whistling to keep up
j.'s courage. No one but a greenhorn
in politics would claim 300 majority for
Wadlinger In Shenandoah.
Tub Democratic hatred to tho soldier
Is shown in their bitter fight on the
brave General Gregg and Colonel
Morrison. Soldiers, stand by your
guns, and show theje soldier bitters
that you are prepared to stand by your
friends now as you did for the Hag dur
ing the .lark duys of tho Rebellion.
WE CLAIM THAT THERE ARE
NO BETTER GOODS !
IN THE MARKET
-TZHZ-A-lsr OTTIR,-
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Choice Creamery Butter Ircsh every other day
liancy Bloater Mackerel, Large and Elne. New No. 1
MacJcerel White and Eat. New Clean Currants Xree
from dirt and stems. Best Mince Meat made oj best
materials, line Table Syrup strictly pure goods.
New Orleans Baking Molasses. Cliipped Beef.
JUST REGEIYBD
Another lot ot ItlVEBSIBE BUCKWHEAT EIOUB
and OLI TIME GRAHAM JBLOTJTt Fresh Ground.
Also anotJier car of Best Patent MINNESOTA ELOTTM.
Equal to anything hi the market.
"NORTHWESTERN DAISY" made of Minnesota
Wheat gives gatisfifctlou. Bakes well.
1 . . nil Clntlis arc selUnir
ffeices. Two yards wide from
TILDEN AND THE CATHOLICS.
From the Pittsburg Tlmei.
It is said that tho political fanner
from Erie county, In oue of his cam
paigns for County Commissioner, gave
great offense to the Catholio voters
there by certain severe strictures on
tholr faith, and to set himself rlgh't
this year ho sent his daughter to a
Catholic parochial school at Harris
burg, where she now is.
How thk Democrats figure out a
majority for to-morrow is a puzzle.
The same element thot helped Paul
son last year are not pulling the chest
nuts out of tho lire for him this year.
Last year there was a split in tho Re
publican ranks; this year tho party is
united. Last year Allegheny county
gave scarcely 2,000 Republican ma
jority; this year she will give no less
than 12,000, perhaps 15,000. Last year
Schuylkill county gave Tattison 4,200
majority; this year the Democratic
party will be glad it they get 1,500.
Hero in two counties alone there will
be sufficient to change the result of
last year's election so far as Pattibon's
election is concerned, yet it should not
be forgotten that both the Republican
candidates jfor Lieutenant-Governor
and Secretary of Internal Affairs were
elected by handsome majorities. In
other Republican counties where the
vote fell oft last year on account of
dissensions In the Republican ranks,
an old-time majority will be given and
the Republicans have every reason to
feel encouraged on the coming victory.
It will be decisive enough for all
purposes. There is no excuse for any
true Republican to remain away from
the polls to-morrow; let them come
out and help swell the vote and have a
claim in the victory to the Republican
colors.
Read "Jack Smith's" letter in yes
terday's S'ncwa aud you cannot keep
coming to the conclusion that his views
and the editor's views do not tally.
The Republicans are on the run to
victory ; that is true.
Now that the Dsmocrats have given
up trying to elect Wright, their cor
poratloa candidate for Auditor Gen
eral, they aro begging Republicans
and Prohibitionists to vote for their
farmer (?) candidate for State Treas
freclv. Nice imllrrnx. All
50 cents up.
urer, in order to save something out of
the wreck.
The victory Is already won. It is
now only a question of majority.
Don't cut a siuglo name on tho ticket.
Vote for every one from tho hero of
Gettysburg, Geueral Gregg, down to
tho brave Major Clark for Jury Com.
tnlssloner.
For once the S'naos was interesting
yesterday. With four active editors
and two lay editors, and six days to
work In, they succeeded in getting out
a readable sheet.
SAME IN '02.
Tho "Herald" Political Poot on
Dock Again.
Once more the bugle's pounding
And 10 our posts wo lly,
Our olllcers aro mounted,
There Is victory lu the hky ;
.March on with banners Hying
Ye lierooi bmve . nil Iruu,
Our victory of to-morrow
Will be the sums In '1)2.
March on, march on to victory,
We are the nation s pride.
And the boys In bluo who loughtso true
They are marching by our side :
The Dimocrnts are lagging
Their bandanna rag Uioy chew,
For our victory is sure to-morrow,
And Is sure lu 'IB,
1 have traveled through this country,
From the ent unto the woit,
Aud Irom every town nua village
The news Is of the bot,
Bo cheerup, ull Itepubllcuns,
Each one your duty do.
Lei's poll a vote to-morrow,
Line we will In '92.
Tho Democrats are trying
With slander aud abuso
To cast slurs on our cindldales,
But they 11 rid It Is nousej
Gregg and Morrison are gentlemen
Audtotbem we'll be true,
For our victory ol to-morrow
Will be the samo In '02.
Wright spoke the other evening
In theuendemyof town.
The well known unmoor M. S. Quay
Ho tiled hard t i run down;
Many people left disgusted
Before this man got through
And they said our vote to-morrow
Will be tho same In '02.
80 cheer Hurrah I Hurrah 1 1 Hurrah 1 1 1
Buclia victory ne'er wai seen.
And onco again on Justice's throno
We'll place our old Jndgo Green;
The state and county UcKct
They both will go right through,
For we'll poll a vole to-morrow
Like we will In '112.
Tho Salvation Army.
Staff Captain Gilford and wifo, pf Harris
burg, and Adjutant Roderick, also of
D.arrisburg, will attend tho meetings of
tho Salvation Army's local corps on Tburs
day and Friday evening. Thoro will bo a
coffoo supper on Thursday evening.
Cadet Trevitt, of Shonandoah, will faro
well next Sunday night for Now York
City training home of tho Salvation Army,
All aro welcome.
Buy Keystone llour. He careful that the
name Lessiq & Co., Ashland, Pa., ie
printed on every sack. S-3-3taw
Doinc Good Wnrlc.
The "Y's" are doing a good work among
tno young people or town. Their meet
ings aro largely attonded and aro made
interesting by literary and social entertain
rcents. Un Katurdav ovonintr Kav. IT. fl
James, of tho English lUnlUt rhurnli n.
present and entertained tho audlenco with
a snort address in his usual interesting
manner, for which tho ,-Y" returns thanks
Call again.
From Tho Nation's Capitol.
Mr. A. N. Hazen, Washington, I). O., says;
The Famous Ked Flag Oil. Is a perfect family
medicine, nnd has ue equal lor Itheumatlsm,
Neuralgia, Bprulns, Cuts, Burns, and nil
bodily pain. Price 23 cents. At KlrUn's drug
store,
Pays lfettnrtliHtl Fishing.
London, Nov. 2. Tho naval authori
ties at Plymouth do not express much
sympathy for the lishermeu who claim
to have hail tliulr smacks ilumiiged by
thellrluu practice ot Her Majesty's Hklps.
They claim that the fishermen aro in the
habit ot sneaking their boats Into some
locality lu range ot tho tiring, so that
the boats may be sunk by u stray shot
anil the fisherman bo enriched by n lib
eral recompense. It pays, tho nuvul
people say, better than flailing.
1'ENflSVI.VANIA r.IUIJFS.
John Sell nu on has assigned at Lan
caster. lAuie II u nu, agdd 14, vu attacked by
an Italian nt IlaiUtou, but was rescued
before Injured. Tho man escaped.
Senator Quay has instruct'" I Ills coun
sel, Mr. Skupley, to, bring fault against
Jaoob Kerr, chairman ot the Democratic
State Committee, for $100,000 damages
for libel and cmsplraoy.
Burohlll'a Restaurant.
Charles Buichill is now located at corner
of Main and Coal streets, Shenandoah.
Iiogular meals, at popular prices, served
any time. Ladies' dining and refreshment
rooms attached. 0-14-tf
Do you want a situation ?
Do you wantholp?
Do you want to soli your business ?
Do you want to sell or exchange, roal
eEtato, ?
If so, call on Max Keeso, Shonandoah,
agent for tho United Slatos Employment
and Business Agoncy, 4 1 and 40 Broadway,
New York,
PERSONAL.
Miss J ssia Grant went to Now York
City to-day to enter one of the art schools
thoro for tho winter.
Sohool Dirclor William Dachman has
been mado tho happy father of a bouncing
boy.
Mrs. Joseph TJnvorzngt and Mrs "Will
iam Ualco and daughter, residents of
Philadelphia, aro now enjoying their flr.t
trip to tho coal region and aro tho guests of
Miss Minnie Dipper, of Mahanoy City.
They spont Saturday in town.
Mr. Wadlinpror's "Smallnoss."
Wo aro reliably itnforincd that Mr.
Wndlingor, who aspiros to tho exalted po-
sithn of Judgo of thi county on tho Dem
ocratic ticket, vieito 1 llingtown last wook
on an electioneering tour. During bis stay
tbero ho showed his ignoranco of tho prin
ciples of tho order by trying t( croato tho
unprossion mat no waB a momoer oi tno
P. O. S. of A. and American Mechanics.
It shows to what straits Mr. "Whdllnger if
put to, and wehavo no doubt but that the
mombers oi the organizations in question
will resent this action ot his, in trying to
bring thorn into politics, in no uncertain
tones.
Good Looks.
Good looks aro more than skin deep, do
pending upon a healthy condition of all
tho vital organs. If the Livor bo inactive,
you havo n Bilious Look, if your stomach
bo disordered you havo a Dyspeptic look
and if your Kidneys bo affected you have
a pinched look. Securo good hoalth and
you will have good looks. Eloctric Bitters
is the great alterative and Tonic acts di
rectly on those vital organs. Cures
Pimples, Blotches, Bulls and gives a good
complexion, Sold at 0. II. Ilagenbuch's
Drug Store, 50c. per bottlo.
Ladies, if you want flno writing papo
and envelopes to match, call on Mix
Koese1 ti
A Happy Birthday Greeting.
Every American citizen is interested In
tho poot Whittior who will celebrate his
eighty-fourth birthday on tho 17th ol
December. Frank Leslie's Weekly for
November 7th has a very striking full-page
portrait of tbo poet, accompanied by a dis
criminating arliclo as to his position in
American literature This week's issue
also Inn a page of illustrations of tho
Searles will case, and aho illustrations of
the star trotters of to day. Thoro is a page
of picturos of fore'gn ovonts, and an Illus
tration of one of tho famous mountain
peaks of tho Yosemilo Valloy, together
with portraits of Mrs Marshall O. Koberts,
tho prospective brido oi Colonol Italph
Vivian, of tbu Scolta Guards; and of the
late Captain Duncan N. Ingraham, hero ol
tho Martin Koszta affair. The hading
oditorial contribution relates to women in
tho stato and labor market, and is furnishod
by Mrs. Anno Besant, of London, Eng
land. Frosted feet may be cured In ono or two
days by the use ol Salvation Oil, tho gnat
pun destroyer.
Tho Wages.
Tho following collieries drawn to return
prices of coal sold in Octobor, 1891, to
delcrmino tho rates of wages to bo paid
mako the following returns :
Shenandoah Oily col. 1'. & II. 0. 4 I. Co. S3 25 i
Turkey Ituii col " " 2.310
North Ashland col " " 2218
Eagle IIIil col " " 2315
Locust Gap col " a 304
The averrgo of these rates Is.... ..$2 so 7 10
Tho rato of wages to ha paid for tho lasi
two weeks of October and tho first two
weeks of November, 1891, is six (0) per
cent, below tho ?2 50 basis.
Bucklon's Arnica Salvo.
Tho Best Salvo in tho world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Foyer
Soros, Tettor, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively euros Pile, or no payment required.
It is guaranteed to givo perfoct satisfaction,
or money relundod. Prico 'Ji cents per
box. For salo by O. II. Ilagenbuoh,
Stationary packages, 5 and 10 cents each,
at Max Iteeco's, tf
Why Didn't They TJao It?
Last week the S'netos received an
electrotypo oi tbo certificate of deposit
alleged to havo beon given by Bardsley to
Quay. Why did the S'ntvu fail to uio it ?
Is it possible that the blaokmaillng organ it
showing tho whtto feathor on tho Quay
question ?
"Ansel of Night" la what Dr. null's Rnunh
Byrup lias ueeu termed by uerents, wIums
worrying aud ooutiuiug children have beu
soothed aud cu ed, and have teemed ew-et
sluuibdr by using this excellent remedy.
rlce only 20 ccnu a bottle.
A fine stock of guns and amunition for
salo cheap at Max House's, 10-21-lf
Let Them Road It.
Councilman Oscar Betlerldgo and tho
S'ncws crowd will find our report of Key,
Powick's sermon iu our liiuo of to day
very interesting,
A Surpriao.
Koep your oyo on this local? Keagey,
tho photographer, will have his rew open
Ing in a few dayi and wll have something
Interesting that w'll furprlse the people, tf
,i.
Legal blanks of all kinds for ealo at tho
IlKitAtD office, v
SUNDAYSEEMON,
REV. POWIOK PREACHED TO
THE JR. O. U. A. M.
UPON ITS SPEGIAL INVITATION.
A Patilotio Sermon to a Patriotic
Orgai-lzatl n and a Largo Con
gregation Tho Blblo in tho
Publlo Sohoo'B.
Tho Methodist Episcopal church was
crowded to its ulinost capacity Sunday
night to hear tho sermon delivered at the
request of the Jr. O. U. A. M. Tho text
was Jeremiah 29 7: "Seek tho peace ol
tho city whither 1 havo caused you to be
carried away cuptlve." Peace, in tho text,
mpans welfare. Tho purpose of tho com
mand was to toach tho captives In Babylon
tho duty of Patriotism. If it was tho
duty ot unwilling exiles to seek tho welfare
of tho homo of their cruel captors and to
pray for tho samo, much more is it tho
duty of voluntary immigrants to theto
hospitable shores to do tho samo. Webster
dollnos patrlotiem as "tho passion that alms
to servo ono's country." Tho politician
defines it us "tho passion that aims to serve
ono's folf, or his party at the oxpenso of his
country." Among tho perils which call
for tho exerciso of tho highest typo of
patriotism is that of unrestriolod immigra
tion. Prior to 18C8 Great Britain and
Gorrnany furnished us with &3 per cont. of
all our Immigrants, now thoy furnish us
with only C5 per cont. At that tlmo tho
tido had not sot in from Kussia, Austria and
Italy. Twenty years ago thoso formod
only ono por coit. of all wo received, thoy
now constituto 33 por cont. Thus, while
wo formorly recoivod tho bulk of our im
migrants from tho most enlightened, moral
and prosperous parts of Europo, fully one
third wo are now receiving aro coming
from tho most degradod, ignorant, and
down-troddon parts of tho oarth. Thoy
aro coming faster than wo can digost and
asslmllato thom. But what makes tho
poril tho moro torious is tho slavery to
party that often loads mon to sell them
selvos and Ihoir country to tho dovll for tho
sake of tho spoils of office. This lead:
men who aro charged with tho administra
tion of law to wink at its violation to
stultify their own convictions of right and
to outragoovery moral principle. Seo how
our own norougli Uouncil was mado to
cringo at tho feet of a fow unprincipled
politicians lest their action should joopar
dizo tho party on the ovo of an olection,
Every solf-rospecting patriot would resent
any interference with rollgious observances,
howovor allon to his own, but nccording to
bt. Paul's Instructions to tho church of
Homo tho violation ot civil law is not
religious privilege but a "resistance of tho
ordinance of God that brings damnation."
A. spirit of lawlesnoss Is porhapj tho
gravest of our perils, Thoro is no civilized
country on tho earth whoro law is so fla
grantly defied as here, and for the very
reason that owing to unrestricted immigra
tion and a freo ballot in tho hands of pur
chasabln voters tho woist elements of so
ciety aro generally in control of tho politics
of tbo land, and must pander to law
breakors In order to catch votes. Our
governtuont of the pooplo, by tho people
and for tho people has hecomo ono of tho
saloon, by tho saloon and for tho saloon,
which holds ono party in tho right hand
and tho other in its left. IIo had about as
llttlorespoct for tho avorago polit'cian as
ono could well havo, but thoy were exposed
to unusual temptations and it is our duty to
pray for them. Tho enthronement of God
in tho con cienco is a safeguard that in
cludes all others. Until a man is so linked
to God that ho can withstand such tempta
tions ho is not a Man, but a Slave, and un
fit lor public trust. Meanwhile, tho Sab
bath and tho publlo schools aro trusty bul
warks. Mo man can object to tho biblo bo
!ng usod in thorn as a text book of moral
scixneo, unless it is because his moral and
religious notions aro not taught in it. And
if they are unblblloal they are un-Amerioan,
mplous and detrimental to our civilization.
It is inconsistent to stigmatize the public
schools as godless and then opposo tho uso
in them of them of the ;only nonsoctarian
book of godliness we havo. A roligion that
holds Itself alouf from these burning ques
tions is not that of the bible. Ave need to
apply the principles of religion to political
as well as other questions for our religious
welfare is bound up with tho welfare of tho
state. . t
"Guide to Health," a valuablo book, con
taining tho indorsements of prominent
physicians in regard to the "Anohor Pain
Expoller," the best known remedy for all
forms of ltheumatic disease. Mailed, freo
of charge, on application to F. Ad. Itichtcr
& Co., 810 Broadway, New York City.
The finest note paper and envelopes in
tho country at Max lieese's. tf
Phoenix Fhair.
Tho Phoenix Ho e Company will hold a
grand fair in Bobbins' c peia hou'e, enm
menclng cn Tuesday, Nov 3rd, 1891 It
will bo one of tho largest and best fairs oyer
hold In this county. 10-U-tf
All Sorts,
Hollow K'en was most appropriately ob
served on Saturday evening last.
Iho surrounding patches woro well rep
resented In town on Saturday ovonlng and
the buslnoss mon woro kept very busy.
ilelng pay day, tho saloon keepers did a
largo business on Saturday.
Lots of politicians woro In town yostor-
day and Saturday.
Tho olection officers will not havo a
picnic to-morrow.
Voto to-morrow as an American citizon
should. Do not bo lod to tho polls by tho
nose.
Are you prepared for the winter? If
not, it is timo to mako a move.
Thoro will bo plonty of "first voters" to
morrow.
York stato apples, hand picked, will bo
chonp this winter.
Don't get excited to-morrow. Get in
your voto early and then go after your
neighbors and got them to do likewise.
Hickory nuts aro plenty and sell for gl 25
to ?2 00 per bushel.
Tho colored voto won't ho heavy in town
to-morrow.
Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved.
From a loiter written by Mrs. Ada E.
Hurd, of Groton. S. D., wo quote: "Was
tnkon with a bad cold, which settled on
my Lungs, cough set in and finally termi
nated in Consumption. Four doctors gavo
mo up.saying I could live but a short timo.
I gavo myself up to my Saviour, detr
mlned if I could not stay with my Iticnds
on earth, I would meet my absent ones
above. My husband was advised lo get
Dr. King's Now Discovtry for Consump
tion, Coughs und Colds. I gavo it a trial,
took in all, eight bottles; it has cured mo,
and thank God I am now a well and hoarty
woman." Trial bottles free at O. II. Ila
genbuch's drug Etoro, regular size, COc. and
51.00.
A flno stock of guns and amunition for
salo cheap nt Max Keoeo's. 10-21-tf
Florida on Wheels.
"Florida on Wheels" is well worth n
visit. Tho car Is attractivoly filled up and
contains specimens of tho products of that
stnto and is in itself a fair on wheels. Tho
nativo woods, minerals, cereals, fruits, etc.,
are tastefully displayed, and tho wonderful
products of the stato aro set forth to better
advantago than cculd possibly bo dono
without an oxtondod visit to tho stato itself.
A visit to "Florida on Whools" will bo a
rovelation to mcst pcoplo and all who see it
enmoaway impressod with the Idea that
Florida is a bottor and greater stato than
thoy had any idea of. Tho Florida Boiling
Exposition is doing a groat thing in bring
ing Florida into notico and advertising tho
great advantages of tho land of orango
grovo, fruit and ilowors. Mr. W. S.
Wobb, In chargo, is a member of tho
Florida Daily Times Union, of Jackson
ville. York, Va., Dispatch, "Florida on
Wheels" will be seen in Shenandoah on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Novem
ber 6, 0 and 7.
Children Enjoy
The ploasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing oflects of Syrup of Figs, when in
need of a laxative, and If tho father or
mother bo costivo or bilious tho niot grat
ifying results follow its use, so that it is tho
best family renindy known and every
family should have a bottlo.
Now Shoo Store.
L. (1 ildinun has just purchased a largo
stock of boots and shoos at a bankrupt salo
nt Botblohem. These goods will bo sold
cheaper than thomanufacturorcan afford to
mako them. Tho opening will take place
on Wodnosday, November 4, In Uaricg
ton's building, on East Centre street and
Markot alley. Look at the sign of the
star.
To reach tho storo there are a fow steps to
climb, but it will pay you to climb thom.
Squaro dealing to all.
Bo sure to bo on tlmo at tho grand open
ing of tho Star Shoe Store, Shenandoah,
Fa. L. Goldman, Manager.
Four tintypes for 26 rents, at Dabb's. tf
CENTS PER YAED FOE
a good liome-iuudu rg carpet.
It 1h ono of those pxtru houvy
c!riots. umiioof tho beat vatn
ii ml olefin rugs. Finest Hue of Velvet
Unlabel nnd Ingrain Curnettt In Blien-
auiltmh t
C. D. FRICKE'S CARPET STORE.
WANT ,A FISH ?
For Breakfast ?
A Mackoral?
Wo havo 'em.
White and fat.
Bright and sweet.
No oil. No rust.
Hb, 5 1b, 1,1b, 111b, li lb,
GRAF'S,
No. 122 North Jardin Sirt