FINE GROCERIES HOUSEKEEPERS! Find no difficulty in securing what thoy require for their ta bles at our store. Corner Grocry, Centre and White Sts. Died. LAMB. On the 2nd lust., at Slieiianilrml l'a., Sarah, widow of John Lamb, kc1 54 years. Funeral will take placo on Friday, 4ih Inst., lit 10 a. in., from tho family rcidcnco, 503 East Ccntro street. High mass Sn the Annunciation church, after which the funeral will leave town on the 12:02 1". & It. train for Port Carbon, wero Interment will he made. Relatives and friends rciectfiily invited to attend. 11-8-sit JONES. On the 2nd inst., at Shenandoah, Pa., John Jones, step-son of Isaac Thomas, aged til y oars. Funeral will take place on Saturday, 5th inst., at 2:110 i. m., from tho late residence, No. 331 Mayherry alley. In terment in the Odd Fellows' cemetery, IlclativcH and friends respectfully invited to attend. 11-3-21 DOUGIIEItTY.-On tho 2nd Inst., at Shenandoah, l'a., Stichael Dcmghorty. Funeral will take placo on Friday, 4lh inet., at h a. m., from tlie family residence on South IJowers street und procoed to the An nunciation church, aftr which the funeral will go to tho Pennsylvania railioad station at 11.15 a. in., to pioceed to tho Port Carhon cemetery. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. It WAI.TEKS. On tho 1st inst., John I). Walters, aged 52 years, 1 month and 17 days Funeral will tako place at 10 a. m. on Friday, 4th inst, from the family resldcnee at liran donville and proceed by way of Krelis' sta tion to the Shenandoah Odd Fellows' ceme lory. Relatives and frisnds respectfully in vited to attend. U-22t Coming; Invents. Nov. 10. Supper in Robbins' opora house tinder the auspices of the Trinity-Reformed church. Nov. 2.'! Seventh annual ball of tho Wash ington lieneflclal Society in Robbing' hull. Nov. 21 Supper in Nubbins' opera house, nuder the auspices of Women's Relief Cur); benefit of Soldiers' Monument. Dec. 0 ( i rami supper under the auspices of the Y. P. A. in Robbins' opera bouse. Dec. 10 and 17. Drummer Hoy; or Spy of Bhilob, in Ferguson's theatre, under the auspices uf W. Camp No. 206, P. 0. S. of A. 1'ltH or Hemorrhoid Permanently cured without knife or ligature. No dnnger or suffering. No delay from bus iness while under treatment. Patients who are responsible need not pay until well. A )eifectcure guaranteed. Send for circular. R. RK121), M. I)., 128 South 13th St., Philadelphia. Refers, by permission, to the editor of the F.VKNINO liERAI.l). tf Abuse.! tllu 1'ollee. T!io police complain that Mrs. Fritz, of West Centre street, roundly abused them when they took her seven-year-okl son home bet ween tho hours of one and two o'clock "Wednesday morning. The boy wua found wandering on the street while a merry time was going on at his home. Chief of' Police Davis says the next case of the kind will lie treated differently, lie will hold the child in custody and let the court call the parent to account. Downs' Elixir will oure any cough or cold, no matter of how long standing. lm A single trial of Dr. Henry Baxter's Man drake Hitters will convince any one troubled with costlveuess, torpid liver or any kindred diseases of their curative properties. Thoy only cost 25 cents per bottle. lm A bad ooogh or ujld oalls for u good remedy the oure lor It. For Coughs, Colds, 1ji Grippe and Consumption, a jicrleet and jier nunont ourels I'au-rina, the worst oat- yield to Its healing properties. 'oU cents. Pan-Tina Is sold hi 1'. 1'. 1), Klrlln's drug dtce. "wlien Daby was siek, we gaio her CastorUw. When ,,) as a Child, she orled forOutorU. ffhen she became Jllsa, she ohing to Cos teria Tfbaa she bad Children, she cave theui Cantoris. Type I'or Hale. We have 200 pounds minion, more or less, which we will soil cheap for cash, hav ing no further uso for tho tame. Apply at II kua LP office. Buy Key t tone Hour. Do sure that the name T.EMIQ Si Co., Ashland, Pu., is printed en every suck. 3-S-3taw Coughing; I.ouds to Consumption. Kemp's Iialiam will stop tho cough at once. Host work done at Ilronnan's Steam Lanu dry. Everything white and spetlfwa. Iju curtains specialty. All woik guaranteed 3G-v-3-srs' SALOON AND RESTAURANT 36 IJnht Centre Btrect. The bst beer, ales, porter, whlsUIrs, brandits, wiues ana unesi eigurs always ou wauu. WW. J. KVANB, Prop. jy B. KISTLKIt, M. D., ' ruraiciAN and bohqkun. Ottce-ltON. Jsrcln strict, Sbe-wadoab, 1 1 TY PLAYS HIS LAST CARD IN AJEEP GAME. Bold Move to Cloture the United States Scjialorship. l'nttison Used us a Figure head to Carry Close Legis lative Districts. A WILY BOSS SCHEMES TOR HIMSELI The Doinnorntic Nntlonnl Clinlrirmn AVIII Not Carry OITtho ScnutorHlilp, nn Itcpiiblicium Aro Allvo to tho .Situation nnI I'ropnso to Voto i'or tliu ltculiii' ltoiiiihllcnn Cnndl 1u(ch Tor I Ik; I.f:lNlaluic PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2. What has been suspected for fohic time has become n confirmed fnct William F. ffiirrityimt candidnte for United States senator. The extraordinary tactics re sorted to by tho Democratic machine to tiirry lose legislative districts nre but part of n deeply phinned scheme to enpture tho lefjlBliituie and satisfy the latest ambition of thin aspiring and crafty Democratic bona. Ilarrity hni been playing a clever (xnine. Ills friends have given it out that tho Democrats, conceding tho state to the Re publicans in presidential yenr, do not pro pose to iimko any effort to win anything in Pennsylvania this fall. They have her alded their intention to devoto all their enerules to raising money to hend over to New York to be used there and In other doubtful states, ilarrity has hail himself Interviewed so as to announce that Penn sylvania Democrat have contributed many thousands of dollars more to the national committee's campaign fund this year than In any previous presidential campaign. Ilarrity at tlio Wire. Meanwhile, the wily national chairman has been In communication by private wire with Chairman Wiight, of the Dem ocratic statu committee, and his lieuten ants In every county in the state. IIo first saw to it that Democratic candidates for tho legislature were nominated who would be favorable to his Interests. Then a still hunt was inaugurated In every sen ntorial and representative distrittin which there was the ghost of a chanco to elect a Democrat. The whole Dower of the nn tional Democratic organization was ex erttd in this secret work. Plans were concocted to spro'id discord in tho Repub lican organization, jn a lew cases Hnr rity's agents were successful In bringing about independent Republican nomina tions, so as to divide tho Republican vote with the regular Republican nominee and let Ilarrity's Democratic candidate slipin. Jiospnrato Cliances Taken. Desperate chances havo been taken in using the machinery of the state depart ment and the ballot commission, in which Ilarrity and his chief lieutenant, Hensel. constitute a majority, to prevent Repub lican counties fiom getting their official ballots printed in time for election day. There has been a most outrageous exhibi tion in the decisions of this commission. which have been made and revemsl as though the sole purpose was to embarrass tlie county commissioners in the ir ntlnir of the tickets. After the state department had certified nominations, and the printer nan oeen not men logo ahead printing the tickets, telegrams were sent notifying commissioners that an error had been made, or that some names must be added to the ballot. This was several days after the printers had started In to print tin tickets, atid In tome cases thoy had flu ished them. llnrrlty'H Iiiist Card. Harrlty reserved a "last card." which he played this week. He is banking on it as a big trump. Some weeks ago he had stories printed In friendly newspapers, in timating that In the event of the Demo crat carrying the legislature Governor Pnttlson would be elected to the United States senate. No boastful claim was then made that the Democracy had any show of electing a majority of the legislature. JIarrlty's Idea was to create nn Impression In certain quarters that the governor would bo seriously considered for the senatorshlp. The scheme was to use his name in a few districts to Inspire anil bolster up independent legislative nomi nees, where nn Intimation of Ilarrity for united Mates senator would only draw the party lines closer. ilarrity' but card is In the form of a circular letter bringing out Governor Pat tlson as a full fledged candidate for sen ator. It Is bolnjf gent us a "personal" com munication through the ma l. Throuir h his close relations with certain gentlemen active in the Paulson gubernatorial cam palgn, Ilarrity secured a list of Renub- lloans In every county who voted foi I'attl- son i or governor. A ltogus Appeal. Tho appeal Is now being mailed to them as though coming from a Republican! source, urging them to rote for the Demo cratic candidate for senator or repruentn tlve, as thecasu may be, and thus insure the election of Governor i'attlkon to the United States senate. Ilarrity calculates that In a number of close districts he will be successful In inmienclnenoiili Ren ub Ileaiis to desert their puity candidates so tut to elect Democrats to tho legislature. should this scheme succeed, the l'nttison mask would be torn off after election day and the Harrlty senatorial boom would be launched In full public view. The Harrlty lieutenant would then point out that It would be wild politics to send Pattisou to the t-enato and hand the governorship over to a Republican, Lieutenant Governor aires. Once In the governors chair. they would argue, Watres could turn the whole executive branch of the state gov eminent over to the Republican party. He could oust IkiIIi Secretary of Suite Ilarrllv and Attorney General Hense, and appoint Republicans In their stead, as he could with all other itmiolntee of the irovnrnor. No, it would never do to send Paulson to the senatcl Ilarrity conceived the scheme to capture tho legislature, his lunciinien would say, and to him the sen utorsnlp should rightfully belong To Gerrymander and "ailclilganlzp.' ilmooratlo legislature would need the continuance of a Democratic governor In power to carry out tho full purpose of the conspiracy upon wnicli Harrlty and his machine politicians are at work. Patllson would havo to be kept In the governor's offlco to sign tho congressional and legisla tive appointment gerrymander bills that would be passed toliicrousutho Dcmocrntlu, representation in congress, to mako the statu senate Democratic, probably for years to come, nnd to wipe out many re liable Republican representative districts, Of course the first thing Harrlty would tlo, witli the entire state government in his control, would be to follow the tactic of his lriend, Don Dickinson, chairman of the campaign committee of the Demo emtio national committee, and "Michigan lite'' Pennsylvania. j When Dickinson captured the Michigan legislature, through Republican dlsaltec Hon, be passed the npw famous bill elect lug presidential electors by congressional districts Instead of In the state at large With a Democratic governor and .a Demo cratic legislatuie, Harrlty could mak from ten to fifteen electors tram Pennsyl vania safe for the Democratic presidential candidate four years hence by "lithlgan Izlng" the state. JioptilillcmiH Will ISlock the Scheme. Republicans, realizing the calamity Unit would befall the state should the Demo crats get control of the legislature, as well as the executive branch of the govern ment, have awakened to the danger of fritting away their votes on Independent candidates for state senator or itpre ..entatlvc, 'There has been n marked clos ing up of tho party lines during thelastten days. Republicans have lesolved to stunt! by the regular nominees, General Clarkson's warning about tho close fight forcontrol of the United States Eennte appears to have been heeded. A Democralie senator from Pennsylvania might have the deciding vote by which t hp senate would be made Democratic, Willi tho consequent repeal of tho McKinley tariff, should Cleveland happen to lie elected. Pennsylvania Republicans have awakened to the Import'Uice of the situa tion. Fresh Morris River Covo Oysters received daily at Coslctt's. 0-22-tf Lane's I'uiiilly Mcdlc-lne Moves tho bowels each day. Most people need to use it. Benefit to All. Are you prepared for the stormy weather? It brings slop and mud ; and this is time of year that you want g-ood and substantial Shoes to stand the wear and tear. We have just such shoes for both old and young, at prices to suit all. It will pay you to call and examine our stock and be con vinced of what we say. PEOPLE'S STORE 121 North Mam Sired. LAST BALLY CLOSE UP THE RANKS. A Mass -Weefixig ! To further tho success of tho Republican tlckot win uo ueiu in anenanaoau on Monday Eve., November 7 at which Hon. C. N. BRUMM, Republican candidate for Coimrcss and tho champion of Protection. J. ST. COYLE, XHeiOL. Candidate for tho Legislature In this district, ana others will speak. Let there ben full turn out ot friends of American Turin and Reci procity. Scheider's Saloon and Restaurant, Loading Saloon In town Otnlrt) nnd Mifle Hit., (lllckert's old stand) First-class Eating Bar. Finest Whiskeys In tho Market, 3D. ID. DYKE, Of Ceutralla, Is now prepared to tako contraotg for the Cleaning Out of Water Closets And other out buildings. Prompt, clean and Inoffensive work at reasonable prices. Orders may be left at the Cuuimercial Jlotel, corner of Main and Coal strests. JOE WYATT'S SALOON AND RESTAURANT, (Christ, llosslor's old stand) llnlii and Caul (UN., Htii-iuiuclouli. Uest beer, ale nod porter on tap. The finest grands of whiskeys and cigars. Pool room at-tttitd, WANTS. &o. FOR SALE. A good heating stove. Apply attholtniiAMionice. ft X T A NTKD Good Canvasser salary and vork: eood V V expenses from start; steady work uuumw) ior auvnncemeni. iiiiciwr Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y. I JIHOH. CO., WANTKD. tly a young- lady of refinement, the acquaintance of a gentleman of Influence, lo anstst her in procuring a position in u store or ofllce. Address Lizzie, this office. WANTED. A lncdlnm sUe second hand liurglnr and tire proof safe. Inquire ui 11KHAI.1) office. ANTED. A gentleman of means to assist a ladv flnulifilAllv nmhirnuurf Ailrfr. kU M 11. A., IlBHAI ,u ofllce. A LADY, SI years of age, no Incumbrance, handsome, refined, worth a few thousand, wants to marry. Address, ' Marry,'' Hbciiun doah pot office. PODND A largo, live sheiyi. Owner can bne same by applying to Thomas A. IS vans, 3 East Centre street, nnd proving property aud Pying expenses, I0sf..1t 11' ANTED. A good girl for general house Vi work. Must come well recommended. Apply to A. T. Jones, II North Main street WANTED. Reliable man hens and another, one to two hundred miles outside. Woo first year. Slump and references. ' Mourns,' care tills paper. ID-IB Ot LOST. A Skyo terrier pup, about half grown; body grey and black; legs aud ears tuti color; liuad and face colored with long llglu hair. Nnmo, "I1KN." A liberal reward will be paid for his return or for Information load ing to his recovery. L. A. Freeman, if? East Oak street. ll-l-lt f to KID per day at home, selling LfKhtntnp M) Plater unit plating Jewelry, watches, tableware, Ac. Phitca tho finest of jewelrj good as now, on all kinds of metal with gold, silver or nickel. No experience. No capital. Evf rv houso has goods needing plating. IO-!-2m II. K. I)i;LNQ& CO., Columbus, O MINERS WANTED Good miners can find steady employment at our mines, sltuuted at Nlautlc, Macon County, 111., a suillon on the line of the Wnbnsh railroad. Vein six foot initio worked on tho room and pillar systom and co it Is mined by shooting from off tin solid. Mine has good roof, Is dry and free from explosive gases. Nf ANTIC COAt, CO., Nlantlc, 111. 10-28-1 m-d&w AGENTS WANTED ON HALARY or com mission, to handle the new 1 'litem Chcml rail InkErastng Pencil. Thequlckestnndgrcat est soiling no elty ever produced. Erases ink thoroughly in two seconds. No abrasion ol paper, works like magic. 200 to 600 per cent profit. Ono agent's Bill en amounted to (68(1 li six days. Another IS! In tvo hours, l'revlout experience not necessary. For terras and full particulars, address The Monroo Mf'g Co., Lu Crosso.Wls. xt39 5-fcUy tfjl K PAYS for homo lot at May's Land U J Inc. the lino suburb of Atlantio Cltvi 6 squares from It. H.; commutation farotoPhlla . DA cents; hits court house, hotels, bchools brick, and lumbering mills, with finest water. nowor: l no urivinL'. nsn nir. eunn nir. oatnine. selling; city and country combined; 35 houses built last year and not ooo empty; a safo and sure Investment; Jf0 fnvested will Increase 01u0 months; Smillsbullt.tlils your; lots art so foot abovo ocean; 10 percent, oil for cash; 2 lots for tltlo insured, bend for circular. MAY'S LANDING IMPROVEMENT CO., 068 Franklin St , l'niladelphla, 0-SO-Sm IsTOTIO-rH ! OKTICK ok tub I SCIIUYI.KIM, TltACTION COMPANY. All merchants and storekeepers nro hereby notified thst this company will not bo roponsf Die for goods delivered unless the same have been ordered uy un onicer ot me company, upon a printed form used for that purpose. V. II. YAKNALL, Novtmber 3, 18D3. General Manager. VOTE FOR FOR THE LEGISLATURE, "Honesty in Public Office." VOTE FOR MES 1). LI OF BIIENANDOAlf, FOH DIRECTOR OF THE POOR. OF SHENANDOAH, Director of the Poor. YOTE FOR i OK SHENANDOAH, FOH HIE LEGISLATURE, (FIIIST DISTUIOT.) VOTE FOR LiFLEXIIUfl OF TAMANEXD, For Coroner. JOHN J. COYLli wLLAM JAMES PATTERSON Good News" For Workingmen Just received 20,000 worth of Men's and Hoys' CLOTHING AND OVERCOATS. Also 110,000 worth of Men's, Ladles' nnd Children's Underwear. j,0U0 worth of Meu's, Ladles', Children's BOOTS and SHOES Will bo sold nt cost and below cost till Jan. 1st. We Are Just Opening Up a full Ladies', Misses' CARPETS New styles T T PRTf7'Q OLD RELIABLE, U . U . X XVXViJ k)3 NORTH MAIN STREET. ppsl PETER lie has also tho lararost assortment In tho countv, coznnrlslnir the celebrated Atmiln. nt,iit Vulloy. Irving, Novelty", New Ilrldo, Cinderella, Black Warrior, Grand Perfect, Muster Work man, Rival, New Model, Old and New Lehigh. A full lino ulw ays In stock. Also llrst-class Una Seeond-liand Stoires Hoators cc3L Fui-nncora, All In good condilon and warranted, or money refunded or exchanged. A flno line of No. 7 New Advance nnd Miners' Host Stoves for (13 each; No. H, 10; good No. 1 second-hand double heaters from 10 up, and Hloves and Manxes from W to till. Every ono warranted, and delivered and put up In any part of the eounty within 20 miles of Olrardvllle. Over 10U different sizes and styles of Second-hand Healing Stoves to select from. Also a flno lino of Single and Double Heaters, both round and square at all price. Roofing, Spouting, Jobbing, Plumbing and Gas-Fitting Promptly attendod to at the lowont market price. Anthony Wayne and American Washing Machines a specialty, Stove, beater and range ropul ring promptly dotio Delivered without extra charge. ' We Study to Please I " Old Stand. New Goods EVEItYTUINO IN THE GROCERY LINE ALWAYS IN SKX3K Fish, lluttcr and Eggs, Flour and Feed, Potatoes, Green Truck, Ilay and Straw, lie, &o Gallagher's Cheap Cash Store I (Muldoon's old stand) CORNER CENTRE AND WEST STREETS. DOUGHERTY'S Saloon and Restaurant The loading place In town. Has lately been entirely reno vated Everything new, olsun and fresh. The unest lino of Wines and Liquors ! Cigars, &o., foreign and do mestic. Free lunch served each evening. Illg schooners ot f resh,lleer,I'orter, Ale, to. OPPOSITE : THE : THEATRE. J. J, DOUOHEKTY, Prop, Hess' Livery Stable, xiS N. Market Alley. NEW BUGGIES AND 1IA1INESS, SAFE DORSES Finest turnouts In town. Would be pleased to receive u share of tho publlo patronage. CENTS FOR A WINDOW SHADE. Others, ready to put up spring roller, for Ste, 35o, 45c, fiOu and upwards. Par ties oesinnir oniv tne stuunnir or ux turceoun be accommodated. C. D. FRICKE'S Carpet Store, 10 S. Jardm Street. M. M. HUItlCE, A TTOimi!Y-A T-LAW, HIIENANIiOAII, VA. Omces Itoom 8, P. O. Ilulldlng, 'Shenandoah, and Estcrly Ilulldlng, Pottsvlllu. Self's Origina Bargain Store 23 South Main Street. line of and Children's for Fall Trade. arriving dully. I'or llargalns in First-class m Hasgei Heaters and Furnaces, BOTH OT and SECOND-MOD GIRARDV2XLE, PA. ALL SCHOOL CHILDREN Uuy their School Books, Slates, Pencils, School Bags, and other school supplies at Nortli Itiniu Street. The largest stock In town nt tho lowest prices. Headquarters for stationery of all klndd, wall paper and window shades. JONATHAN HODSER, Heal Estate Agent ! Onico-84 West Laurel Street, Slieiiniicjonli, Ia. PROPERTY FOR SALE: Farm of 15 acroe; house, barn and other out buildings) property or I). H. Mummy, In tho Catawlssa valley 111,600. Farm of KHiucros; bouse, burn, ato. ; property of II. D. Itentschlcr, in tho L'utawissu val-loy-!,600. OPEJNING OP DancingSchoo Robbins' Opera House, SATURDAY EVENINGS. Schoppe Orchestra, 15 Pieces, COR. MAIN AND OAK STS. Every thing In tbo tonsorlal lino done la flrsV class style. A fine bath room uttached. COATS GRIFFITH S i!Xi, sui .u.
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