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OXE CENT.
"My Son, Deal "With. Men "Who Advertise. Ton will Never Lose by It ."--Benjamin Franklin.
SHBKAKDOAH. PA.. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1891.
The Evening Herald.
ALL THE NEWS i'OR ONE CENT.
as r larger circulation In Shenandoah than
any other paper published. circu.
j. latlon books open to all.
It's "Thou shalt not libel" now.
With here and there an exception,
this has been a remarkably clean cam
paign. Wonder what men who voted
against Judge Gieen because they
failed to secure liquor licenses hope to
gain by voting for Wadllnger.
If you have not yet voted, do bo, be
fore the sun goes down. It is your
duty as an Amerlcau citizen to use the
privilege granted only to freemen.
Slates are already being arranged
for the borough election. It Is time
enough later on. Let us get down to
business and glvo politics a rest for
awhile.
The Messenger Is a new county
Weekly, published at Mlnersvllle, that
'lies upon our table and in It we find
one of the neatest and most newsy of
our exchanges.
The Democrats are rinding out very
rapidly, and to their cost, whether
Senator Quay is playing a game of
bluff or not, in his libel suits against
Democratic newspapers and indi
viduals. The Shenandoah Republicans who
may fail to give their votes to Judge
Green to-day should hang their heads
in shame, for if there ever was a can
didate before the voters of this county
competent for office and entitled to
..heir votes Judge Green is the man.
Quay has turned upon his accusers
at last and is making things so un
comfortably warm for them that they
shout, "Why didn't you sue the other
fellows long ago?" Quay has got the
Wright fellows just where he wants them
and it is hoped he will put them just
where they belong. When one wants
CENTS PEIl YARD FOR
a good home-made rug carpet.
It la ono of those x!rn heavy
camels, madoof (he bet vain
and clean nigs. Finest lino of Velvet
Erussel and Ingrain Carpets In Shen
andoah at
C. D. FEICKE'S CAE PET STORE.
WE CLAIM THAT THERE ARE
NO BETTER GOODS !
IK THE
-TZELAJST
Choice Creamery Butter
Jiancy Bloater Mackerel
MacTcerel White and Fat.
from dirt and stems.
Best
r
materials, line Table
JSTeto Orleans Baking Molasses. Chipped Beef.
CTTJST REOBIYED
Another lot of RIVERSIDE BUCKWHEAT FZOVR
and OLD TIME GRAHAM JEZOUK Fresh Ground.
Also another car of Best Patent MINNESOTA FZOVR.
Eqxial to anything in the marJcet.
"NOUTIIWESTEnN
Wltcnt gives satisfaction.
Oil CIotliB arc selling1
rices. Two yards wide from
a good day's hunting for llardsleys hp
can find all he wauts In the Demo
cratlo and Independent fields behind
tho hedge of Quay croakers.
A few mouths ago the cry was, "If
the charges are not true why dees
Quay not sue?" Now that Quay Is
suing the cry Is, "O, It's all blull. The
Democrats and their allies will not be
satisfied-, it seems, until Quay puts
some of them in Jail. This he cannot
do too soon. The one who Is contin
ually crying "stop thief!" is generally
the most guilty party.
One of the despicable pieces of work
mat tue vvaunuger men have re
sorted to in this town is to influence
certain parties who failed to secure
liquor licenses with tho story that
Judge Green was personally respon
sible for the denials cf their applica
tlons. No reasonable man could be
inllucnced by such n story, yet It Eeem
the gag worked successfully hi several
cases.
Superintendent Jackson, of the
Hallway Mall Service, Is moving very
slow In the matter of improved mail
facilities. The new mall route be
tween I'ottsvnie anu Asnianu is very
much needed. Nothing elso will sat
isfy the region north of the Broad
Mountain. Postmaster Cole's recom
meudatlou, so far as It relates to the
continuance of tho mail service to
Wllliamsport, Is good, but it does not
nil the bill.
The attempt to elect Pattison's pet
candidate for State Treasurer, Tilden,
by trading off Wright, has met with
a counter trade. Wright's brother
was In Philadelphia on Saturday to
ascertain tho truth of the reported deal
and found it only too true, and the
friends of Wright set about at once to
retaliate. His friends are now cutting
to a great extent, not only In town
but throughout the state.
Bueklon'a Arnica Salvo.
The Best Salvo in tbo world for Cuts,
Bruisos, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Soros. Titter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
lively euros Piles, or no pajment required
It is guaranteed to gjvo perfoct satisfaction
or monoy reiunaou. l'nco iz cents por
box. For salo by 0. II. Hagenbuch.
Buy Keystone flour. Be careful that the
name Lkssio & Co., Ashland, Pa.,
printed on every sack. 8-3-3taw
MARKET
OTTIRr
JbresTi every other day
Zarue and Fine. New JVo. 1
JVew Clean Currants I'ree
Mince Meat made oj best
Syrup strictly pure goods.
DAISY" made
Italics well.
of Minnesota
freely. Nice patterns. All
50 cents up.
A DEATH JUMP !
AN
OLD MAN'S IMPATIENCE
LEADS TO HIS DEATH.
CRUSHED BENEATH A TRAIN.
Tho Mothr of H. J. Muldoon Diod
Suddenly This Morning Other
Nows of tho Town and
Vicinity.
Edward Timmlns, n man ovor sixty
years and rosidlng at Brownsvillo, met bis
death on tho Lehigh Valley, railroad, a'.
Brownsvillo, lust night, at about 0.30
o'clock.
Timmins boarded a passenger train at
Lost Crook and as tho Brownsvillo station
whs approached ho loft his soat and went to
the car platform. Noticing tho impa
tienco of tho man tho conductor warnod
him to romatn in tho car until tho depot
was reached. Timmins disregarded tho
warning and jumped from the train as it
pulled up to the Brownsvillo depot plat
form. Ho jumpod in front of a west
bound passengor tram that was just pull
ing out and win mangled beneath tho
wheels.
Tho deceased loft a wifo and adult son
Got tho Gonulno.
If you suffor with lame back, ospecially
in morning, Allccck's Plasters aro a euro
relief.
If you cannot sleep, try an Allcock
Plaster, well up between tho shoulder
blades often relievos sometimo3 cures,
Try this before you resort to opiates.
If any of your musclos aro lamo joints
still foel as if thoy want oiling or if you
suffer with any local pains or aches, these
plasters will euro you.
If you uso them onco you will realizo
why so many plasters have been mado in
imitation of them. Liko all good things,
they aro copiod as closely as tho law allocs,
Don't bo duped by taking an imitation
whon it as easy to get tho genuine.
If you always insist upon having All
cock's Porus 1 In'ters and novor accept a
substitute, you w'i'l not bo disappointed. 3t
Socond Anniversary.
On Thurtday evening next, in Ferguson'
theatre. Major Jennings Council, No. 307
Jr. O. TJ. A. M., will colobrato their second
anniversary of their existence by giving a
grand musical, literary and comic enter
tainment. Ono of tbo principal features ot
tho entortainment, and which will bo given
for tho first timo in this town, is Hi
"Uucicy initiation." it you desire an
oijoyablo evening, attend this ontortain
mont. boats can now bo procurod at
Kirlln's.drug Etoro for 25 cents.
Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved
From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E
Hurd, of Groton. S. D., wo quote: "Was
takon with a bud cold, which settled on
my Lungs, cough sot in and finally term!
nated in Consumption. Four doctors gavo
mo up.saying I could livo but a short timo,
I gayo myself up to my Saviour, deter
mined if I could not stay with my friends
on earth, I would moot :ny absent ones
above. My husband was advised to got
Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consump
tion, Coughs and Colds. I gavo it a trial,
took in all, eight bottles; it has cured me,
and thank God I nm now a well and hearty
woman." Trial bottlos free at O. H. Ha
genbuch's diug store, regular size, GOc, and
51.00.
Dropped Dead.
Mrs. Muldoon, mother of II, J. Mul
doon, died suddenly at hor homo on West
Centra street this morning. Mrs. Muldoon
was of advanced ago and diod wbilo sitting
in a chair.
Burohlll's Restaurant.
Charles But chill is now located at corner
of Main and Coal streets, Shenandoah.
Rogular meals, at popular prices, served
any time. Ladies' dining and refreshment
rooms attached. 9-14-tf
Married.
Nov. 2, at tho parsonago of tho Metho
dist Episcopal church, by Rov. William
Powick, Mr. John Dovo and Miss Agnes
Lowthart, both of Shenandoah.
Do you want a situation ?
Do you want help?
Do you want to sell your buiinces ?
Do you want to sell or exchango real
estato ?
If so, call on Max Reeso, Shenandoah,
agent for tho United Statos Employment
and Business Agoncy, 41 and 40 Broadway,
New York.
Ono Night Only.
Young America does not seem to bo sat
isfied with ono night of Hollow Eve, but
must keep up tho racket for several nights.
They did littlo damago, so our peoplo have
not mih to complain of,
From Tho Nation's Oapltol.
Mr. A. N. Union. Washington, I). C, says:
The Famous ltrd Flag Oil. Is a rericct family
medicine, and has ntt equal lor Jlueumallsm,
tteuralgla, Bpmlns, Cuts, Hums, and all
bodily pain, i'rlco25ceuU. At Klrlln's drug
store.
Four tintypes for 25 cents, at Dabb's. tf
TO-DAY'S ELECTION.
Tho Voting Commenced Slow, But
Grow Brisk.
Election day opened in town dull, cold
and dreary and the poll mon reluctantly
took their places at tho windows. The
voters woro slow in getting around and
most of tho morning poll-window work
Was tbo dullest of occupations.
Towards noon things bocamo a little
moro bri k and tho votes commoncrd to
pllo upon each othor in tho roipoctivo
boxes, but it was the opinion of somo
experienced politicians that if eomo hu't-
Hug was not doneboforo 7 p. m. the polling
would be light, oven for an off yoar.
A featuro of tho cltction is tho lntorosl
taken in Judgo Ureen's candidacy. IIo
was running away ahead this morning and
men who aro seldom known to intorosl
themselves actively in tho politics had olf
their coats and were working liko bcavors
for him, If tho doughty little jurist is
defeated it will bo ono of tho greatest
political surprises ever givon this town.
A visit to tho polls at noon was rowarded
by tales of slowness and indifference In
the First and Fifth wards tho voters wero
especially slow in getting out, tho former
having but 02 votes cast and tho latter but
70. Ono Republican in tbo Fifth said thoro
was something in his bonos that told him
Smith might got a majoiity thoro. Tho
othor pollings up to noon wero : 2nd
ward, 87; 3rd, 153; 4th, CO.
Good Looks.
Good looks are moro than skin deep, do
pending upon a healthy condition of all
tho vital organs. If the Livor bo inactivo,
you havo a Bilious Look, if your stomach
bo disordered you have a Djspeptio look
and if your Kidneys bo affected you havo
a pinched look. Secure good health and
you will havo good looks. Electric Bitters
is the great alterative and Tonic acts di
rcctly on thoso vital organs. Cures
Pimples, Blotches, Boils and gives a good
complexion, Sold at O. II. Uagonbuch';
Drug Store, GOc. per bottle.
Florida on Wheels, Noy. 5, G and 7,
corner Main and Cherry Etreots.
Ladios, if you want fine writing papo
and onvolopes to match, call on Max
Keesi tf
Complimentary to Capt. Rooso.
A visitor to town yesterday was Captain
Edward Reese, tho BUperintondont of
Lentz, Lilly & Co's Park Placo collieries
and.L. A, Itiloy & Co's Centralla col
lieries. For a quarter of a century Mr.
Heoso has boon ono of tho most prominont
men in tho anthracite mining circles.
There is no other man in tho Schuylkill
region who has had tho varied experience
in mining thai ho has had, having alwayB
occupied vory responsiulo positions and al
ways making a mining property pay well
and that is the best sign of ability. Ho was
the originator of the idea of State miners'
hospitals and has boon a trusteo of tho
Ashland hospital sinco it was built. Ho is
a fair man in every Eonso of tho word nnd
any workingman with a roal grievance who
goes to Mr. Rsose is sure to havo rodress.
Through his personal efforts a laro and
valuablo library has beon added to tho
hospital. He didn't merely talk. Ho wont
out and workod and in a romarkably short
timo the library was addod. You can't
find a man in that section who hasn't a
word of praiso for Captain Iteeeo. Jlazle
ton Sentinel,
Frosted feet mar bo cured In ono or two
days by the use ol Balvatton Oil, the great
pain-destroyer.
Florida on Wheels, corner Main and
Cherry streots, Nov. 6, 0 and 7.
Largo Amount Promptly Paid.
To the Officers of the Home Friendly So
ciety ;
Gkntlkmkn: Wo tako eroat ploasuro
in thanking you for tho prompt manner i
which tho claim of $500 on the life of our
father, Goorgo Carroll, was paid, through
your superintendent, William T, Evans,
and agent, D. G. Williams. And wo also
wish to lot tho insuring public know that
wo only paid into your good company
?22.C2, for which wo this day received tho
above amount, as was tho full valuo of our
certificate. Wo froely recommend to our
friends and neighbors your honest company.
Makoaiikt Carroll,
Mark Carroll,
Lanigan's, (near Shenandoah) Nov. 3, '01
11-3 3t
The finest noto paper and envelopes in
tho country at Max Reeso's. tf
Arm Broken.
Thomas McAllister, while unloading coal
yesterday, bad ono of his arms brokon by
being thrown from his wagon, ono of bis
horsos taking fright.
"Angel of Night" Is what Sr. Hull's Cough
Byrup lias been termed by parents, wlioto
worrying and couKhiug children have beeu
sooibedund cu ed, and have tecured sweet
muiuucr by using ims excellent reuiody,
1'rlce only 25 renU a bottle.
Legal blanks of all kinds for sale at tbo
IIkbals office.
ENQODEAGING !
ESTIMATES ON THE RESULTS
OF TO-DAY'S ELECTION.
BRILLIANT REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK.
PennsylvnnIn,Ohlo, Massachusetts,
Iowa and Now York Llkoly to
go Ropubllcan Figures
Warrant tho Expectation,
The prospects for tho Uopublicans scoring
victories at tho eli clions being held to-day
are vory promising. In Pennsylvania tho
situation Is particularly bright. This year
tho Republican party is unitoi, tbo loaders
are working band in band and tho candi
dates aro selections from among tho most
popular men of tho stato. Estimating all
the lossos of last year at a high figure, tak
ing into considorati in tbo fact that tht
Republican party is unilod this year, and
figuiingon tho results in elections when
tho party has boon united, it is safo to say
that Pattison's msjority of 17,000 will bo
wiped out and Gregg and Morrison will
turn tho tables completely over, lie
Creary and Shields will bo olected in Phil
adelphia and that city will, in all pro
bability, give tho stato ticket 20,000
majority. Allegheny, Lancaster, Bradtord,
Blair, Cuestor and Delawaro countios aro
expected to give oven bolter than tho
old-timo majorities. Lieutenant-Qoyernsr
Watres had about 17,000 majority last year
with tho stato deplorably against tho Bo
publicans and it is not unreasonable to
expocl that, with all tho Repub.ican votes
out, Gregg and Morrison will havo at least
double that. Aye, 40,000 majority would
not bo surprising.
So far as Ohio, Massachusetts and Iowa
aro concerned tho Democrats concede they
aro doubtful. This concession may bo
taken as an admission that tho states will
go Republican. Indeed, tho frionds of
Governor Russell admit that ho cannot bo
re elected Governor of Massachusetts,
Now Yoric is claimed by the Democrats,
notwithstanding tho party is dividod, that
tbero is a largo decrcaso of registrations in
tho Democratic districts, that tho registra
tions in tht Republican districtajbavo been
increased, and that tho Republican party is
united. While thus handicapped tho
Democrats will bo kept busy trying to
catch up with tho 80,000 Republican
miijority above Harlem Bridge. From tho
best figuring tho city bolow tho bridge will
not givo moro than 50,000 Democratic
mnjority and 10,000 moro is expected from
Kings county. This wuld still leavo tho
Republicans 14,000 ahead. Fassett's elec
tion would not be a surprise.
No bettor known romedy exists for all
forms of Rheumatic disoases than tho
Genuine imported Anchor Pain Expeller
To be hai at all druggists at 50 cents a
bottlo. 3t
A Wiso Proeautlon.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has bad placod in evory locomotive on its
road a noat littlo tin box, contain! g n
piece of linen, a rubbor comiress, a pack
ago of absorbont cotton, six rolls of ban
dages and a pyramid containing pins, ar
ticles for uso in caso of accidont. Thoro
are plain directions on ovory box how to
mo those articlos boforo a surg'on arrives.
Every depot is also supplied with theso ar
ticles.
Gratifying to All.
Tho high position attained and tho uni:
versal accoptanco and approval of tho
pleasant liquid fruit romody.Syrupof Figs,
as tho most excellont laxative known, il
lustrates tho value of tho qualities on which
its success is based and aro abundantly
gratifying to tho California Fig Sprup Co.
Opened on Monday.
Tho rabbit and partridge season opened
on Monday and tbo amount of powder and
shot sold last week was vory Iarjro. Noy.
1st is tho date of tho opening of tho par-
tridgo season, but as this day foil on Sun
day, it was illegal to shoot until Monday.
Fhoonlx Phalr.
Tho I'lioonix Hose Company will hold a
grand fair in Robbins' opera house, com
mencing on Tuesday, Nov- 3rd, 1891, It
will be.qne of the largest and best fairs oyer
held in this county. 10-11-tf
Heavy Coal' Trafflo Expootod.
Tho Bonding Railroad Company expect
to turn out fourteen now locomotives this
woek In anticipation of a heavy coal traffic,
tbo output boing unrestricted. Many now
cars will bo turned out within tho next
thirty days and tho buslnoss outlook for
this region is very bright for this winter.
A Surpriso.
Koop your eye on this local. Kcagoy,
tbo photographor, will bavobis now open
ing in a few days and will have something
interesting that will surpriso tho pooplo. tf
Stationary packages, C and 10 cents each,
at Max Reeso's. tf
Good Shooting.
We wltnesesd some most excollent shoot -
intval narr nn.la.ilaff A n fAflri flint O.
I A. Kolm takes tho lead.
PERSONAL.
Miss Edith Miners spent to-day with
friend In Pottsvillo.
Miss Mary Jones, of West Oak street, is
visiting frionds in Bangor, Pa.
John J. Coyne, one of the almshouse at
taches, spent last night in town.
John Rooso, a student at Dickinson
collego, sronl Sunday in town with frionds.
John Billor, of town, is moving hij
fumily to Frackvlllo, which placo ho will
mako his futuro home.
L. W. Phelps, advanco agont for "Flor
ida on Wheols," was In town yostorday
advertising tho exhibition.
Edward Mangam, of Philadelphia, on
joyed tho mountain breezes of tho largest
town in tho county on Sunday.
District Attornoy Koch and his assistant,
Arthur Shay, spent last night in town, but
returned to tho county soat in timo to get
in tholr votes for Green.
Tho Ladios' Favorites.
By perusing the pages of thu Fronch
fashion journals republished in English by
A. McDowell & Co., 4 West 1 1th Street,
Now York, it can readily bo understood
how they havo booomo "tho favorites"
with ladies. Issued In Paris by dilferont
publishers, thoy aro tho leading fashion
journals of tbo "Old World." It is not,
thoroforo, n matter for surpriso that un
biased critics should havo pronouncol
them tho best fashion journals over offered
to tho American public. It would bo
strange, indeed, if ladies did not give un
tho inferior fa'hion magazines which thoy
havohithoito patronized for those hand
somo journals, which aro known to bo a
month ahead of all others in giving tho
stylos, and contain such valuable practical
lessons in tho art of cutting and making
dressos. La Mode de Paris and Album des
Modes aro rivals f.r tho first placo, singlo
copies being 35 conts each, or ?3.50 por
annum. La Mode, tho family magazine, h
only 15 conts a copy, or 1.60 a yoar. Do
not allow news agents to substitute inferior
publications for theso, which can bo mailed
to you from New York at tho prico3 horo
given.
A lino stock of guns and amunition for
salo choap at Max Reoso's. 10-21-tf
Abato tno Nuisanoo.
Somo of our merchants continuo to
swoop papor, etc., upon the streots, much to
tho annoyanco of drivers of hor.-os. Noth
ing scares horses quicker than flying papor
It should bo stoppod and stoppod at onco.
Florida on Whools.
Tho car itsolf is built of Florida's most
boautlful woods. Tho corners and sidos of
tho car aro hiddon by beautiful plants or
samples of corn, oats, tobacco, rico and
sugar-cano. In ono placo was an allgator'a
skin largo enough to mako n pair of shoes
for a Chicago woman. Two largo show
cases contained samplos of preserves put up
by tho bands of Florida's fair daughters.
Another caso inclosed specimonsof Florida' a
sub-marino products in tho form of coruls
and spongos. Luscious orange", largo
smooth lemons, mammoth vegetables,
tempting pinoapplos, limes, fruits and nuts
peculiar to Florida, wero scattered all about
in a wealth of profusion. A'ew York
World. "Florida on Whools" will bo in
Shonandoah on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, November 5, 0 and 7. Tho car
will bo on tho siding opposlto tho Lehigh
Valley depot.
Now Shoo Storo.
L, Goldman has just purchasod a largo
stock of boots and shoos at a bankrupt salo
at Bethlehem. Theso goods will bo sold
cheaper than tbomanufacturnrcan afford to
mako them. Tbo opening will tako placo
Saturday, November 7th, in Haring-
ton's building, on East Centre stroct and
Market alloy. Look at tho sign of tho
star.
To reach tho storo there aro a fow stops to
climb, but it will pay you to climb them.
Squaro dealing to all.
Bo sure to bo on timo at tbo grand open
ing of tbo Star Shoo Store, Shenandoah,
Pa. L. Goldman, Managor.
Anniversary Suppor.
Tho Rnscuo Hook and Ladder Company,
of town, will givo an anniversary eupper
in their parlor, North Main street, this
evening. It will be a good spread and a
grand timo is anticipated.
A fino stock of guns and amunition for
sale cheap at Max Reese's. 10-ai-tf
WANT A FISH ?
For Breakfast ?
A Mackornl?
Wo havo 'cm.
White and fat.
Bright and sweof.
No oil. No rust,
lib, 31b, lib, Hlb, 111b,
GRAFS,
No. 122 North Jardfn SUw