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SHENAOTOAH, PA., SATURDAY.
FEBRUARY 13. 1892.
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DR. H. N. OOXE
Our fellow towrumuu, Dr. H. N.
Coxe, than whom no mun has a
cleaner political record as a steadfast
rniusi inr more uiuu umijr jvmn,
who la so widely and favorably known
.9 an honorable and progressive busi
ness man, has entered Into the contest
us a candidate for State Benator from
this, the 29th Senatorial District. Of
him It may be said that few men can
truthfully lay higher claims to the
important office to which he now as
plrca, and we know of no one better
tl(n.l I,, .anann nf Ilia flMIMlpfl. flllfl
MVIVU, " 1SEU . . . - - -
sterling worth of character, to perform
the duties of this high and responsible
position .Schuylkill Haven Call.
Hill's "freeze out" convention
received a warming up at the hands of
the Clovelandltes In New York Thurs
day night. Th&ff cold and warm
blasts are refreshing to the Republi
cans. The Empire Democrats cau't
take Hill's physio as gracefully as the
i Republicans did last year. The faces
they make over the dose are amusing.
, Free traders claim that trade bal
ances like a pair of scales. "You can
sell," they say, "no more than you
Jbuy." Then how did we come to sell
114,000,000 more In November last
than we bought? Why is it that the
figures of a treasury balance sheet can
never be got to harmonize with the
theories of the free trade professors'?
Knurl' nf lh. mltolnty" frnftata nf I li
M Hotel Royal would doubtless bo ex-
( tremely obliged If the New York au
thorities would permit them to remain
undiscovered.
The white-neoktie and straight-
laced Democrats who are now holding
tup their hands In htrror over Hill's
'attempted steal of the National Demo-
CENTS PER YAKD FOIt
Floor Oil Clothi others for
30, a1! and 40 eta. and upwards.
The nrettiest line of Oil Clothi
Cra
and Carpets In Shenandoah.
C. D. Fricke's Carpet Store,
10 S. Jardlu St., Shenandoah.
NEW CARPETS !
FOE THE SPEING TEADE.
HA-DNTJDSOEI
In Velvet, Body and
NEW SMYRNA JtVGSAt Jteduced Prices, from 75
cents up.
NEW MOQVET1E HUGS At Jteduced Prices, Beauti
ful Styles, from $1.28 up.
NEW OIL CLOIIISAll toidths and jirices, from 25c
up. Choice Patterns, lwo yards wide at 60 cents.
Quality better than usual.
Five Dozen Men's Fancy Flannel
AT COST
and Larye Size.
Our "NO BRAND" Canned Corn
Is a strictly choice nrllcle. KoUiImr finer In tlic itinrlcct.
Wliat It lacks lit style ol pockngc Is more tlinn liiuclc up In
tue Quality ot llict Coods. Tlic fimcy part olit Is iu&idc tlic
can, instead of outside. 2 cans lor 25c
FOR
Twenty tous Fine Middlings,
ren tons Pure Chop,
Thirty tous Choice Timothy Hay,
Ten tons Haled Straw,
Three thousand bushels White Outs,
One thousund bushels Yellow Corn.
AT KEITERS.
cratlo convention could see no vice It
theft when the came 11111 stole tin
New York Legislature.
The f-prlug elections In New Yori
are decidedly encouraging to the Re
publicans. The Hlll-Tamraany Demo
crats will find their steal of th
Legislature a boomerang.
A lakqe factory Is to be transported
from Glasgow to Chester. Strange,
we never hear of our manufactories
being transported from this country
to Glasgow.
It is far better to have a gigantic
monopoly with a capital of 1250,000,000
and a stable coal trade, than a totter-
Ing corporation In the hands
of
trustees and tit the mercy of an un
prlcipled pool.
Blaine will not leave the Cabine'
after all.
Important.
It Is important a3 well as a boneflt to you
that I have purchased the good wilt and
stock of groceries, flour, feed and pro.
visions of II Muldoon's store, coiner of
Centre and West stroets, where we will bo
pleasod to continue to (crvo the old cue
tomera and as many new ones as may favor
us with their patronage Tho business will
bo conducted under tho namo of Gallagher
and l!ro. in a manner that has never been
equalled. Wo Invito you to visit our store
and oxamino our (roods, even if you do not
make a purchase. We have also pur
chased an additional stock from the oity
and intend to run a general store to inoel
tbe wants of every one. Fresh creamer;
butter and eggs received daily, Also
everything in tho lino of green truck, flsb,
etc. Don't forget tho place.
Yours truly,
A. J. Gallaohkr,
Corner of Centre and West Stroets,
(Muldoon's old stand.)
2-11-2', Shenandoah, Pa.
All Promptly Mot.
Tho Ukkald publishes to day a number
f acknowledgements of paymonts to
policyholders by Tbe Home Friendly So
ciety of Baltimore, lid. A review of them
U sufficient to convince any one that tho
Homo Friendly is paying ail proper claims
upon it promptly. The showing is cer
tainly a commendable one.
Koagoy is Ahead.
And he is on tho first floor, Remember,
no stops to climb with your children, and
his work talks without money.
Buy Keystone flour. Be careful that the
aame Lkssio & Co., Ashland, Fa., ii
jrinW on every sack. 3-3-Staw
It has been proven by living witnesses tha
Pau-Tlna Is a remarkable speciflo for t ue quick
cure oi ine ainicuu ana aangerouH inroai ana
lung troubles-Its eonal can't befouud. CoaIr
2 cents. Pan-Tina is sold at P. P. V. Klrlln's
drug store.
PA.TTBR3STS
Tapestry Brussels
Shirts,
to Close Them Out
All Prices.
25o per doz.
SALE.
TOPIGS GLEANED
ON THE STREETS,
WHAT SOME EXPECT PROM
THE BIG DEAL.
HOPES OF SOME BUSINESS MEN.
A Roal .Estate Deal That Hunpf
Fira for Months Fallo Through.
Mr. Nowhouser Changes
His Mind.
A prominent North Main street gentle
man said yesterday, "According to the
reports from the County Commissioner'
office the hat will go around beforo tbe now
court house is finished and yet wo hear of
the Pottsvillo people going into an ecstacy
of delight over the prospect of securing a
$100,000 government building. Shenan
doah would accept a $26,000 government
and would bind itself not to go to Pottsville
for money to fix up the grounds."
The employes of tho Kebley Run col
liory wero paid yesterday, Superintendent
Baird says that he is satisfied with the big
Reading deal.
Two well known gentlemen of a neigh
boring town are seriously contidering a
proposition to build a new and largo hotel in
town.
There is a new pastime for those who pay
daily visits to the Lehigh Valley depot.
They are watching for tho first V. & R.
engine to pass over the lino.
0. W. Newhousor, who made a bargain
somo time ago to pell his North Main street
property to E. 0. Brcbst, has changed his
mind and will not soil now.
The business men look forward to the
abolishment of the company stores after tho
Reading company gets things in working
order under the big deal. Tbe miners also
hope that the entrenchment on expenses
lor agents will enable the company to
abolish the obnoxious basis system.
It some of our would-be progressive
citizens could be Inoculated with somo of
President MoLeod's brains Shenandoah
would sooa havo a healthy Board of
Trado.
Tho Pennsylvania's short route to Potts
ville has regained its old hold on tbe pooplo
of town. "Give me a short line ticket" is
a com-non expression at tho window in the
Lehigh depot now.
Buoklen's Arnica Salvo.
The Best'Salvo in the world for Cuts.
Bruisos, Soros, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Soros, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
oorns, ana all bkln .Eruptions, and posi
tivoly Cures'Piles. or no pavment runulred
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Frico 2i cents pot
box. For ealo by O. H. Uagenbuch.
Literary Programme.
The following is tho programme ar
ranged for the next meeting of the "Y,"
which will be held this evening :
Heading Maud Parish
Declamatiou Pannto Davis
Quartette Misses Itussel and Morgan and
luvasrs. iiiurtfuu uuu Jiamer.
Essay, "Partlzan Politics," Wm. Keoves
uccuuuoa Ji.'imo Leaver
iemiierunce iteumng uutn Williams
Slnclne llir "V" Mfmt.A...i
Crltioof Literature Clara Cllne
Crltio for the evening Edward Danks
Do you want a safe and agreeable Cough
and Croup remedy for family use ? "We
recommend Dr O xe'a Wild Cherry and
Soneka. We know of nono equal to it.
Approaching Soolals.
The first assembly of the Delano Social
Club will be bold at Delano on tho 21th
inat.
A leap year party will bo held In Fer
guson'a front hall on Wednesday evening,
17th Inst.
Tho Ladles.
The pleasant effect and porfojt safety
with which ladies may ueo the California
liquid laxatlvo Syrup of Figs, under all
conditions, makos it their favorite remedy.
To get tbe true and genulno article, look
lor tho namo of tbe California Fig Syrup
Co., printod nour the bottom of the pack-
ago.
Removal.
Mrs. James Duffy desires to announce to
the public that she will move ber millinery
business to No. 17 North Jtaln strett, next
door to Qraobor's, next wouk,und will have
tbn place stocked with ail the latest styles
of millinery goods. " 2-12-lw
A Bargain.
CO gallons of good minors' oil, 20 rents
per gallon, at CUWs. 2-13 tf
Found. Out.
The best and 1 attest wuv to ect rid of a
Cough or oold that may develop Into con
sumption la to Invest 25 renin in a bottle of
Pau-Tlua, tha gtvat remedy fir Coughs, Colds,
La Grippe, Throat aud Luug IllsorUeia. Trial
bottles ires at P. P. 1). Klrllirs drug store.
"Holyett Waltz."
The "Ilelyett Waltz," tho newest and
most popular waltz out, at Orumm'a jewelry
and musio store 1-S-tf
Fancy, satin and other fine valentines,
cheap, at Max Reese's, "West Centre street.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Services id the Churches of Town
To-morrow.
English Uaptlst church, South Jardln street,
Rev. II. G. James, pastor. Preaching at 10:30
a. m. and 0:30 p. m. by tho pastor. Morning
subject: The Christian a Conqueror. Evening
subject: A Woman's Hair and Tears. Sabbath
school at 3 p. m., Deacon John Bunn, superin
tendent. On Monday evening at 7:30 tho II. Y.
P. Union will meet. On Wednesday evening at
7 o'clock a general prayer meeting.
First Methodist Episcoral church, Rev. Wm.
Powlck, pastor. Divine worship at 10:30 a. m,
and 0:30 p. in. Tho services of tho day will bo
in Iho interest of missionary work. Morning
subject: -The Supremo Audacity of the Gos
pel." Evening subject: "The Evolution of
Saving Faith." Sunday school at S p. m. fol
lowed by devotional meeting of the Epworth
League. Weekly prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Come and welcome
Presbyterian church, Rev. Wm. McNally, pas
tor. Services to-morrow at 10:30 a. m. and 0:30
p. m. Sunday school at S p. m. Morning sub'
Ject: "Thy Will bo Done." In the evening tho
topic will bo "The Practical Value of tho Wholo
Subject of The Lord's Second Coming." Chris
tian Endeavor on. Tuesday evening at 7:30.
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 7:30.
All are invited.
Primitive Methodist church, Rev. II. G. Rus
sell, pastor. Services to-morrow at 10:30 a. m
and 0:30 p.m. Sabbath school at 2 p. m. Young
Peoples' Christian Endeavor at 6 p. m. every
Sjabbath. Classes meet Tuesday and Wednes
day evenings at 7 o'clock and Sunday at 9:30
a. m. General prayer meotfng Thursday at
7:30 p. m.
Ebenezer Evangelical church, Rev. H. J.
Olick, pastor. Services to-morrow at 10 a. m.
In German, and 6:30 p. m. In English. Sunday
school at 1:30 p. m. To-morrow tho pastor will
preach his farewell sermons. Morning subject
"The Redeemed of the Lord." Evening sub
ject: "Christ's Messago to the Church ol
Smyrna." He will read a report of tha three
years work. All are heartily invited to attend.
Welsh Baptist church, corner West and Oak
streets, Rev. D. I. Evans, pastor. Services to
morrow at 10 a. m. In Welsh aud 0 p. in. In
English. Sunday school at S p. m. Prayer
meeting on Monday evening at 7 o'clock. Class
meeting on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock.
Welsh Congregational church, Rev. O. Enoch,
pastor. Preaching service at 10 a. m. and 6 p,
m. Sunday school at 2 p, m. Morning service
In Welsh. Eevenlng service in English. Morn
ing subject: "An Acknowledged Fact." Even
lng subject: "The Highest Office." At tho
close of the evening service the Lord's supper
will be administered. Monday evening at 7
prayer meeting. Tuesday evening at 7 Chris
tian Endeavor Society. Thursday evening at 7
class meeting. Cordial welcome to all.
English Lutheran church, Rev. M. H. Havice,
pastor. Services at 10:30 0. m. and 0:30 p. m.
Sunday school at 1:30 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 7:30.
All Saints' Episcopal church, Oak street, near
Main, Rev. Floyd E. West, rector. Services as
follows: Morning prayer and litany with read
lng and sermon, 10:W. Evening prayer and
sermon, 0:30. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Tho
rector officiates and preaches at the morning
servicoon the second and fourth Sundays of
each month and at the evening servlco on the
first and third, a lay reader officiating in his ab
sence
PERSONAL.
Joseph lloddall spent yesterday at St,
Clair.
"William J. Ualvin spent part of yester
day at Ashland.
Miss Lizzie Coonoy is visiting Now
Philadelphia friends.
"Wdiiam Kelly took a run d wn to
Qirardvllle last evening.
J. J. Toole, ol Pottsvillp, was enter
t lined by town friends yesterday.
S. Schloss, tho North Main street gents'
furnhher, Is homo from Philadelphia.
Mose Slroufe, of Philadelphia, was in
town the last few days, drumming up
trado.
John Hummel, of Brooklyn, was the
guot of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph "Wadlinger
yesterday.
Charles Yarcwsky has returned from
New York City, where he purchased his
spring stick.
Mr. W. J. Higgins, ol Mt. Carmel,
returned home to-day after spending a few
days in town with relatives.
Mr. Graham, representing Megargoe
Bro9., piper dealers, Scranton, Is In town
and will remain over Sunday.
Milton Runyan, ot Columbia county,
who spent tho past few days in town with
friends, lolt for his homo to-day.
Otto J. Soelaus, of Phl'adolphla, in
spector of agencies of tho New York Life
Insurance Co., was in town yesterday.
Roshon's photograph gallery open everv
Sunday. 2-12 Ot
A Pastor's Farewell.
To-morrow Rev. II. J. Click will read a
report of hU three years' work as pastor of
the Evangelical church, oc Wost Cherry
stroot, and Will bid farewell to the congre
gation. On Monday Rev. Olick and
family will go to' Fleetwood, the home ol
Mrs. Click's parents, and on AVednosday
Rev. Ollvk will go to L banon to attend
the annual Evangelical conference, and
will there recolvo appointment to his new
field of labor. His family will romain at
Fleetwood until after the conforonco.
Doslrablo Lodgo Room.
A lodge dosiring a cosy meeting room on
"Wednesday, Saturday, or Sunday evenings
of each week can bo accommodated at
Mellet'a ball, which hai boon recently
papered, painted and carpoiod. Apply to
M. Mellet,
Lane's Fumlly Modloino
Moves the bowels each day. Most people
need to use It.
THE TICKET IS
NOWGOMPLETE.
RESULT OF THE CITIZENS'
BOROUGH CONVENTION.
LESSIGAND REESE RENOMINATED
Higgins, the Democratio Nominee,
for Rucoiver of Taxes, In
dorsed, and Tempest Nomi
nated for High Constable.
Tbe Citizens' borough convention was
held last night In Oliver's hotel. All the
conferoes elected at the recent primaties
wero present. They wero Mess s. Charles
Oibion, Adam ilort, Jame3 Tempest, Fust
ward; A. Woomer, R. D. Uagenbuch, P.
Sullivan, Second ward; R. A. Davenport,
Robert Oliver, Owtn Thomas, Third ward;
T. "W. Powell, Michael Brown, Daniel
Rttigol, Fourth ward; Joseph Temple,
James Morgan, Christ, fr'oltz, Filth ward.
R. A, Davenport was made chairman ol
tha convention and Thomas W. Powell
secrolary.
James B. Ld.-sig was re-nominated for
Cbiet Burgers by acclamation and, 011
motion ol Owen Thomas, John F. Uiggins,
tho candidate on the Democratic ticket for
re-election as Receiver of Taxes, was
indorsed.
Frank C. Reese was re-nomlnated for
Borough Auditor by acclamation.
Tha only contest was for High Cjnstablo.
T. "W. Powell nominated David Evans and
Michael Brown named Joseph B. Tempest.
O.i y one ballot was taken. Tempest
received 9 votes and Evans 6.
Michael Brown and R. D, Hagenbuch
wero tellers.
Alter the nominations weromade Chief
Buresa Lessig and Auditor Reese were
introduced.
Tho candidates made brief addresses,
than!-ing the conferees, and James Tem
pest responded for his brother, the candi
date for High Constable. The stag party
rule tell a story, siug a song, or "set 'em
up" was then declared in force and for aa
hour or two conferees and candidates had a
lolly time. The fun was Interspersed with
serious talks on the ticket. It was declared
an excellent one and pledges wero made to
work industriously for its success.
THE FIFTH WARD PRIMARY.
Brown for Council, Roberts for
School Board.
Forty-one members of tho Citizens'
party and a number of spectators assombled
in Schmidt's ball last night to too what tho
party would do about putting a ticket up
in the Fifth ward. The meeting was a
very harmonious one. John L. Uassler
called the meeting to order and was madd
chairman. "William 11. Reinbuld Was
made secretary and "William H. Bacbmau
and Richard Ilsese secretaries.
William Biowa ws nominated for
Council by acclamation,
Samuel Roberts, for School Director,
Edward Mason, forjudge of Election, and
William U. Reinbold, for Aseojbor, wore
a so nominated by acclamation.
A contest for Inspector of Election re
buliei in Qoorge M. Bjyer receiving 3G
votes and Onarles Blaker 10.
Jere. Roxby and Jumus Morgan were
contestants fur Standing Cmoiitteo and
tho former was elected by a vote of 25
to 10.
Josoph Temple, Christ. Follz and James
.Morgan wro elected con forces by accla
mation. Mr. Morgan was elected in tbe
place of Benjimin Richards, who could
not altond tba borough convention.
Hereafter the Roshon gallery will open
on Sunday for the accommodation of those
who cannot come on week days. 2 12-0
Obituary.
Clement S. Foster died at his homo in
Pottsville yostorday in his C9ih year. The
deceased was one of tho oldest and bet
known residdnts of this county. II 0 was a
native of Portsmouth, Now Uampshlro,
but had been a resident of Pottsvillo since
boyhood, bis parents having located at
that place then. Mr. Foster conducted a
shoe store In this town about sixteen yoirs
ago. Ho then went to Ashland and later
returned to Pottsvillo. A widow and six
children survive the deceased. T. J, Fos
ter, formerly of town, but now of Scran
ton, is one of his nephews. Kufus J,
Foster, also uow of Scranton, is ono of his
sons.
Silver Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Milos. of West
Laurol street, celebrated their silver wed
ding last evening, thero being quito a
number of Invited guests present. The
gills were costly and numerous. Suppor
was servod at 12 o'clock alter which danc
ing was engaged in until early morn.
An S. A. Band,
A Salvation Army brass band arrived in
town from Now York this aftornooo and
will remain hero until Monday, The
band is traveling through tbe country
raising money for a Oalvation Army train
ing home in New York,
PASSION'S SLAVE.
The 'Baldwin Comedy Company
Qlves a Good Performance.
The severe cold woathcr of last nigh pre
vented u largo house from attending the
performance by the Bildwin Coniody Co.
at the opera house, but thoso who braved
iho elements mado up in hearty apprecia
tion what tboy lacked in nunrors. The
play presented, "Pastion's Slave," is too
familiar to theatro goers to nqaire any
notice; it is a comedy with just enough of
pathos running thread-like through it to
make it a true picture of human life. Tho
cast was well taken. Mr. Allen Demond
was a meritorious Manuel DeFoe, the horo,
and John "W Barry did the loading heavy
In a manner which brought tnot app.e
cialivo hUscs from the gallery. Billy
Barbour and Elwin P. Gardner supplied
the humotou element as Major Short'
sleeve and Oolight. Mifs Sadie Farley; as
Mamie Briscoe, .deserves notice. Aliss
Aida Gardner fitted tho captivating role of
Patty well, and Mrs. "Walters entered ad
mirably Into th thorough French char
acierof Clothitde Tho dancing of Edwin
F. Gardner and MUs Aidu Gardner waa
capital, and thoroughly doiorved the on
core it toceived. The company got one
insistent curtain call. Loclport, A". I'
Union. Thoy will appear at Kerguson'a
theatre tho entire week of Feb. 15,h, (ex
cept "Wednesday). Matinee Saturday.
Admission, 10, 20 and 30 cents. Seats now
on sale at Kirlin's drug store.
SILVER WEDDING.
Rev. H. G. James and Wife Cele
brate Their Anniversary.
Rev. H. G. James, pastor ol tho English
Baptist church, and wife, celebrated tho
25th anniversary of their marriage last
ovening, at their residence on "West Coal
street. About sixty members of the con
gregation wero present and gave tho
clergyman and bis wife a handsome silver
tea service. Toe presentation was made
by Thomas Hough and Rev. James ac
cepted the gift gracefully, after which a
bounteous supper, prepared in excellent
style by Mrs. James, was served. Singing
of "Praiso God From "Whom All Blessings
Flow" and prayer by Doacon Pillinger fol
lowed. Most of the congregation will ba
poets now, as they sat in Rev. James'
bardic chair.
This morning Rev. and Mrs. James re
ceived a very beautiful and costly present
by mail from Hornellsvillo, N. Y.
They Never Fail.
J. N. Harris, 3 Fulton Market, New
York City, says: "I have been using
Brandreth's Pills for the last fifteen years.
There is nothing equal to them as Blood
Purifiors and Liver Regulators. But I
wish to state how remarkably thoy cure
rheumatism in tho lees. Mv business
(wholesilo fish dealer) naturally leads .mo
to damp places. I could not walk, and at
nignt 1 sulloreU loariully; I tried Bilsams,
Sarsaparillas and all kinds of tincturna. but
they did me no good and I was afraid of
being a cripple. I finally commenced
using Brandreth's Pills. I took two evory
night for ton nights, then I bogan to im
prove. I continued taking tbera for forty
cays and I got entirely well. Now, when
ever sick, I tako Brandreth's Pills. Tbey
never fail." iw
Tho bfst and finest photograph gallery In
town Is Rjshon's. Opon every day In the
year. 2-12 Ot
Lecture.
Tho next lecturo of the Epwortb League
will behold at the Wm. Penn Methodist
Episcopal church on "Wednesday evenlnrr.
Tho lecturer will be the Rev. A. L. Urban
and the subject: "Tho Outlook of Method
ism." R-jv. Urban U a strong thinker and
a pol shed speaker. Admission freo.
A Patrlotlo Sermon.
"Wahington Camps Nos. 112. 200 and
183, P. O. S. of A., will attend service in
be Presbyterian church on the ovenlne of
S.mday, 21st Inst., and listen to a sermon
by Rev. William HiNally.
Notlco.
All members of tbe Citizons1 City Stand
ing Committee and tho nominees of the
party are requested to meet at tbe hotel of
Ralph Oliver at 8 o'clock this evening.
Best work uoue at urounan's steam
tundry. Everything white and spotless.
Lace curtains a specialty. All work guar
intjod. Everybody Kuowa
Everybody Knows
Everybody Ktjows
That Colgate's
That Colgate's
That Colgute'a
Toilet Boa pa
Toilet Soups
Toilet Soaps
Are tbe Heat
Are the llest
Ate the lltwt
When you are getting a piece ol Toilet Soap
get It good, for It lasts longer and gives better
satisfaction generally. A piece of Boipwllh
the name of Colgate on U can be depended
upon an the purest and best that can be putjtw
chased for the money. A full line at
GRAF'S,
122 North Jardin Stroot.
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