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EVENING
HERALD.
VOL. m-NO. 339.
SHETANDOAH. PA., XDESDAY. JANUARY 81. 1893.
oivi&oEsn?.
A Big Drive
IS SOW ON AT
?13 South Main St.
Clearing Sale of
Winter Goocls !
Gents' red underwear that
formerly sold for $1 will now
go at 80c.
Special sale of Blankets.
Only a few more of those de
sirable Coats left over which
will be sold regardless of cost.
Carpets and oil cloths at the
lowest prices consistent with
first-class goods.
Dress goods, notions, etc.
THE MASTEK
House Painters and Decorators
Have adopted tic following prices for paptr
bunging i ml decorating for 18K),
Comiiietic'liiKf Maicli r.
Per piece for Brow n and White Blanks c
" ' (lilt Paper .. 15c
" " Embossed Papers 18c
" " Decorating Ceilings ISO
" ' Joining or Butting lSc
Four Cornices to be charged as 1 piece ISo
Gluesizltig, per room 12x11 feet .'. 50c
Larger and smaller rooms according tosize.
Removing old paper and preparing walls, 25c
per tour. All work guaranteed.
No Paper Hurg by the Day,
R. C, WElDENMOVF.lt, JOHN P. GARDES,
ER. D R. IIAGENBUCU, I uancibDtkgan,
JOHN L. HAPSLEn, T. W. CONVI1.LE,
lL01tOi:M. DOYKU, GEO. W. HAHSLElt.
J. II. MraiL, Wm. J Link,
Edwaud EvEitrrr.
PHOTOGRAPHER DABB
Has purchae&Ithe best apparatus In the mar
ket, and is now prepared to take every style of
photographs. Views of buildings, machinery
and all kinds of outdoorwork a specialty. ISach
purchaser of one dozen cabinets at 3.t(i Ik pre
sented with a large crayon reo. This offer Is
good until April 1, 1898. Copying and enlarg.
tag. Work done at ttort notice and low prices
DA8B, N. White St., BriegraHWg.
Piatt's PoDular Saloon.
(Formerly Joe Wyatt's)
19 and 21 West Oak Street,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
Ur stocked with the best beer, porter, ales,
whiskies, brandies, wines, etc. Finest cigars.
JE atlng bar attached. Cordial Invitation to all.
jy- S. KISTLER, M. D.,
" rHYBIClAK AND 6URGKON.
Office 121) North Jardln street, Shenandoah.
ilffii'S
It Never Fails !
lo Give Satiafacliort.
Northwestern
High Grade
TRY
11 til f TA IJH ri2ik TH
km m ra b.j i. ai
Fancy Minnesota
JYo Baiter in the MnrUet at Any Price.
i
JTust Jtecelved Direct Jsrom thqMrower
on Invoice of JBreaH
PLOBIDA OSILsTGKEJS
15 and 25a
&Sa Jin
Amusements.
pKItQUeON'S TItiSATRK. -
P. J. FB1I0U90N, MANAOBIl.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1.JJ93.
A perfect production of tbe Successful
comedy dranu, ,
She Couldn't
Marry Three !
InterpretBil by an effiotent company, headed by
tbe universal Htt'e favorite.
LILLIAN KENNEDY.
X-
Produced With all Their Own Scenery.
A grand scene of the Corni li const with re
vol' rngllshtliouse. Carboys Abbey by moon
light TJlngly Tunnel, the most niittir.il rail
road scene. A succession ol boauiifld stage
features, thrilling climaxes. songs anctdance.
A mlrtblul prescntaion whose chief ingio
dlents are brilliancy, vim andsprightllness.
Prices, 25, 5 ud 73 Ccutp.
Reserved scntB at Klrlln's drug store.
pERGUSON'S THEATRE.
p. J. riiiiousoN, UANAUUl.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, '93.
The Little Merrle-Makr,
Louise Hamilton
Supported by a strong compaDy.
Monday Night, "For'h Ferry."
Tuesday Night, "Little Detective."
Wednesday Night, "Our Angel."
Be sure and sue her In her daaces and "hear her
la her new songs
Priced, 15, 25 antl 35 Cents
Reserved seats on sale at Klrlln's drugstore.
ABRAM HEEBNER 00.
PORT CARBON, PA.,
Manufacturers of
Of Ever' Description.
Flags, Baoges, Caps, Regalias, &,i
-FINEST GOODS-LOWEST prices.-
Write for catalogues. Correspondence solicltec
L0RENZ SCHMIDT'S
Celebrated Poiier, Ale and Beer
JAMES SHIELDS,
Manager Shenandoah Branch,
CTS. PER YARD
ron
Home-made 'Rag Carpet.
T.iken out of tbe loom to day. Others for 15,
60 and 52c. extra heuvv. Brussels and Iuurain
Carpets and Oilcloths. Remnants will be Buld
unnost at your own price.
O. XX 3T"3i?S.XOE:3Ei'3
Carpet Store, 10 South Jardin St.
Milling Co.'s,
"Family Flour.
6UIt
35
Patent F1qui
j?r Dozen. '
m FOR THE BATTLE !
SBOOKD WARD- DEMOCRATIC
TICICBT NAJUBD.
NOMINATION FOR COUNCIL OPEN
V, J. Brennan Koelvee the No mi-
nation for School Direoor:
All PartieB are Now Heady
For the Campaign.
UK UemocruU of I lie
Seeoml want held a
supplemental conven
tion at the Sclieilly
r'. 'SSii; I was not moh a uonven-
1 1 nil us was held tait
Tueslay u v e u i n g.
Theie wai no crowding
:fi..jM
anrl scrambling for the poll window and no
challenges or lengtliy Piiecches. It was a
quiet affair in the hands of Hie special corn-
Hiiltten appointed to uoniinate a ward ticket
after the Citizejp' ticket of llic w.nd should
be liamiil.
Cuudidates were named for all offices
except Council, and they are : F. J. llrcuuau,
School Director; William H. Shoemaker,
Juslico of the Peace; Jolm Kiscnhart, Con
stable; Jl. P. Parcel!, Jhdgo of Election;
Andrew Mclusky, Inspector. The naming of
Mr. Bhoomaker is an endorsement, rather
than a nomination, lio having been nominated
by tho Citizens' convention last Friday night.
When usked byn HElttli reporter wliy a
candidato for Council was not selected a gen
tleman who attended the meeting said that
when tho matter was under consideration
Eomcbody said it was reported John V. Fin
ney would becomo an independent Kepubli-
cau candidate fur the otllcc. Upon this statu-
picnt tlie meeting concluded to leave the
nomination open with the understanding
that if Mr. Finney decides to become sucli a
candidate ho will receive the endorsement of
the Democrats in tho ward.
The convention holdlatt evening complete
all tickets and now both parties will get
down to folid work. Taking into considera
tion tlio statements from all sides and care-
fully weighing tho standing and backing
all candidates, it may be said that the
Citizens' party never stood a better chance to
elect its borough ticket. The ticket is a
ntnmir nnft nnd RppniR tn ilivft entlrn Rfltisf.ie
tion to the Gorman Democrats, who were
dissatisfied with tho Irish Democratic ticket,
and have been declaring sineo tho noniiua
tions were niado that il tho Citizens party
put! up a good ticket they would support it to
a man.
Several prominent and inlluential Germuu
Democrats said to day, "Tho Citizens' ticket
is a very strong oue, and should bd elected
USE DANA'S SAUSAPAETLLA, its
"THE KIND THAT CUKES."
MesaeiiKci-s Go OtV.
Express Msonger Schuyler, who has
done duty on tho' local division of the
Lehigh Valley railroad for several years past,
to-day made his final trips. Mr. Schuyler
goes olf the service with tho rest of tlie
Adams Express Company messengers,; whoso
services aro no longer required on account ol
tho express business on the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad combined systems having
been absorbed by tho United States Express
Company. It is said many of tho deposed
messeugers will bo given other places by tho
Adams company; and it Is also said that oue
of tho rsilroad officials has hinted that the
train baggagemastors will hereafter liaudlo
the oxpi'033 business.
' t a
Stiffness In tho neck or joints may be in
tUuitly relieved by a few applications of Sal
vatiou Od. It lu cheap, sato and reliable.
25 cents.
In a Few Lluett.
Another fall of "the beautiful" last night.
The electric cars are running legulaily
and on time.
Tho days are getting longer. You cannot
help but notice that.
Tho Borough Auditors will meet to-night
to receive the nomination papers of tho late
conventions.
The remains of tho late John M. PrUel
were interred in the Odd Fellows' cemetery
this afternoon with military honors.
In csiso of hard cold uothing will relieve
the breathing so quickly as to rub Arnica and
Oil Liniment on the chest. lm
Successful Revival SerTlce.
The interest in the revival services which
have been in progress in the Evangelical
church since the opening of the new year is
increasiimt every night. The attendances
have been very large the past ten days. Last
niglit Presiding Eldor Medlar preached a ser
mon and thirteen people were converted.
Rev, Medlar will ho in attendance again next
Tliuwlay evening.
Spsetiiejej to suit all eyes, at Porte's bosk
md stationery store, No. 31 Koith Main
roet. l-'jn-U
Buy Hyitpt Hour. Be sure 'that the
namelilMslQ A Bake, Ashland, Ph., is printed
oa.ovory suok. 3-8-3tw
I., i fc-1
Obituary.
Peter Grow, the well-known grocer of
Win. Pea n and saloun keeper of Lost Creek,
died at Ids home in tbe former plaee latt
illicit. Mr. Grow was about 68 years of age.
Ha was a veteran of the civil var.
Lots of songg, dances and fun in " Slio
Couldn't flurry TlireeU- -At Ferguson's
thuitro to.mgrrow evtmlug.
Freeh Morris Itlver Cove Orators received
daily at Godot Vs. y-2!i-tf
A GREAT S0KPRISE I
NELLIE BAIBD'S GBlBAT JUMP
YB8TRDAY.
Vfntn Twiit.v-ffoinl 1'lnee to thn Mad,
The ViiaiiK l.t.ly Ilecnlvi-s Over
1,000 rntnn Mlrt Hlwln In
IScooiul I'Ihco,
Melllc IMird UBK
Ames 8tln Jrt
MabnliPalrcldltl,.. lift
Mary A. Com.olly ll
Frank 11. WIlHurhs UM
Ms me II. Waaley .i f
RridRel A. Hums
Carrie F.iust
LUlle II. PlgllliM mi
Mary A. Lafforly 4fti
Mary A. Htaok W
Hattlo Hess 312
Anna SI. Dengler.. 118)
Carrie M. Smith . 818
Maggie Cavamiligli , 196
Clara ' line ' i 1W
Annie Munttell 113
BUaOlauscr . 1 IU
ilnnnati Kcese 118
Irene Shane 113
James It. I.ewls 101
Yesterday all rttonls were beaten In tho
Hkuald's teachers' contest. The votes
polled for tho day totaled HflSV,, making the
grand total of votes 12,400. The highest
number of votes polled during tho day cio
Miss Balrd, J, 151; Miss Fairchlhl, 410; Miss
Phillips 317; Mr. Williams, 2-10; Miss Stem,
18U; Miss Faust, 113.
Hiss B.iirtl went from twenty-second
to first place ; Miss Stein into second place;
Miss Falrchild from fourth to third place, and
Mr. Williams succeeded her in tlie foraicr
position.
On account of the rapid advance of Misses
Stein and Fail child, Miss Connelly goos hack
to third place and her former active opponent
is three places below.
Miss Phillips made a groat oilurt yesterday
but the pace of tho p.ist week was so fast
that the 347 Mites tho young lady received
only elevated her from; eleventh to eighth
place.
Judging from the returns to dato and the
ratftat which the returns have been coming
in of late it would not bo surprising if seven
of tho teachers would bo abovo tho 1,000
mark to-morrow night. Less than ono
hundred votiw each will maku tho list six and
the seventh can get there with a little over
two hundred votes.
A llox for tlio Teacher.
Frank A. Ilarriman, manager of the
Louise Hamilton Company, which will ap
pear at Ferguson's thea'ro three nights
"hex.t"weck, called at the ''llEitAbD fanc-
tuni to-day and staled ho will place
a box for thn Monday nighl
performaiico at tho disposal of tho teachor
who will have the highest number of vott-b
in the Hkkai.u'8 leathers contest by tho
report that will he published next Saturday
evening. '
FINNEx FOK COUNCIL.
t v-
TJio Irri'preH.lble AlHjnr ISeconies au In-
flcpendent CiiiKlUtutt,.
Tho rumor which was current yesterday to
tho effect that Mr. John F. Flunoy would
become an independent candidate for Coun
cil in tho Second ward, is continued to day
by tho publication of his card, which appears
in another column of this isuo of the
H KHALI).
A reporter for (he Hkkalu saw Mr. B'inney
at noon to-day and had a brief interview with
him regarding the conditions which brought
him to tho determination to become a oaudl
date. When asked what his object in be
coming a candidate was, Mr. Finney said :
The notion to become a candidate is not
a new oue. bover.il months ago l determined
to make an efl'ort to go to Council this year,
and in pursuance of that determination
announced myself as a candidate several
weeks ago. My business engagements, how
ever, wcro of such a nature that ten dayi
ago I was in doubt as to whether I should
run or not. My affairs are now, however, lu
such shape that I feel I can devoto the nec
essary time and attention to the olllco aud I
have renewed my determination to stand,'
"In addition," he said, "a number of my
friends of both political parties have urged
me to permit tho use of my name and have
assured me of their support."
To the query, have uu uuy special object
in -becoming a member of Council 1 Mr,
Finney frankly said :
"Yes, I have a special object in going to
Council. For tho mutter of that I might say
I have several objects,"
" Will you kindly stato what they are ?"
" In the first place, I want to go to Council
in tho interest of good government and
progressive ideas. I have no personal axe to
grind, no friends to reward and no encirlies
toninUh. What the Council, in my judg
ment, should devote at least a portion of its
time to is tho effort to secure manufacturing
industries for the borough. Tho need of sueli
inUustiiee is always admitted and often
talked of, but no step is ever taken to offer
suoh inducements as may bring capital it
among us.
"There are numerous other things which
Council might do in the Hue of progress aud
advancement, but it isn't necessary to
euumewte them all here," said Mr. Finney,
in eouclusiuu, "amoug them being better
stieeta, sewerage, abundant light and plenty
of good water."
TheuaiueofN.il. Downs' still lives, al
though ha has been dead many yean. Ilia
UUxlr for the cure of coughs and raids has
already outlived him a quarter of a century
and is still growlug in favor with the public
lm
UelderinMu's Jewelry store leads as sver. tf
FfiDOBA'S FICKLENESS
ANOTHBR 3IEQUEL TO
STABBlNO OASE3.
THIC
FEDORA FEDKORKO AGAIN ENGAGED
The Younsr Woman Who Was
lm st tbe Cruise of a Death
Secures a Third Loeerantl
a Lietmee.
ICICLE minded women
are by no menus scareo
in this world, hut wo
men of tho calibre of
Miss Fedora Fedrorko,
of town, are of a raro
class. Fcdum's fickle
ness is almost beyond
belief, liat strange as
this story may seem II
Is true in every particular and Fedora, if
questioned about it, would not hesitate to
confirm every statement in It, and senl her
confirmation with asmilo.y
Last week the Hbhald give Ui detail a
Hungarian stabbing ease nnd tho particulars
of a conspiracy lo kill tho man whu did the
stabbing. All tho trouble arobo from Fedora's
fickleness and she admits it.
Less than two weeks ago redora was
wooed by aud she encouraged the attention
of her brother-in-law, Aften Basalage. Two
days after she met Peter Cliupska. Her
fancy changed immediately. A'ten was cast
usido and Peter took his place in the woman's
itl'ections. A marriage engagement followed
miucdiately. The flume of jealousy burned
brightly aud Altcn liasalage, IfrMryiug to
find out where he was "at," received a dig in
the back ftom a knlle in the hands of his
rival, Peter.
V law suit followed aud while the hearing
was going on Fodcra boldly stated to th
officers that her love for Afteu and I'eter had
cooled and she would marry neither, no
mutter how the suit might lesnlt. All the
men Interested in (he case arc under bail.
Justice Williams gave the young woman
sound advice after disposing of the case, and
told lur to bo carclul that her charms should
not cause another stabbing.alfray.
As tho Jus' ice tva-s sitting alone iu,his office
last evening like Micawbcr, waiting for forue
thing to turn up, Fedora Fedrorko walked
into tho place, accompanied by a rather good
looking Hungarian young man.
Good evening, l cdora," said the iquire,
Good evening, Jleosler HKewyer: I am
marriod gettiu'."
Wnat!" exclaimed thn Justice as he
dropped tho paper he held in his hands and
his optics almost bulged, "in love again?"
"Yes, Meester Skervyer; I am in lo.tf and
1 vaut a vat you call him''-;
"A marriage, licence f
"Yes, Meestcv .Skervyer, a licensed."
"Will wonders never cease?" soliloquized
the Justice us ho proceeded to fill cut the ap
plication. .
If the latest lover is not stabled or thrown
iuto a mine breach in the meantime. Fedora
will have u husband within the next' few
days. The man who is to link lortunes with
her was a witness against the lover who did
the stabbing.
Aften Basalage, the lover who was stabbed.
Is still under the erne of Dr. Stelu.
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, lis
"THE KIND THAT CURES."
PhltSUNAL.
Mrs. James Stein tpeut to-day with friends
in Pottsville.
C. J. Quiuu transacted business at Halm
noy City to-day.
Mrs. H. A. Acker spent the day with
friends in Reading.
Mrs. T.J. Davies went to St. Clair thi
morning to visit friends.
Mrs. Daniel Bedea, who has been seriously
ill tho past few days, was reported improved
to-day.
Christ. Schmidt and S. G. M. Hollopctcr,
Esq., were among the townsmen who spent
to-day at tho county seat.
Roy Stride, one of tho bright young
typos" on tho Mahauoy City 7VtAii, paid
our sanctum u visit yesterday.
Conductors l'icrce Schlicr and McAvoy, of
Delano, with their wives, witnessed tho pro
duction o( 'The Limited Mail" at Ferguson's
theatre last night.
No better known remedy exists for nil
forms of Rheumatic diseases than the Gen
uiue imported Anchor 1'aui Lxpellcr. 85
aud 50 cents a bottle. To be had at C. H.
Hageubueh, P. P, D. Kirliu, J. M. Hillau
aud other druggists. 3
"She Couldn't Marry Three" at Ferguson's
theatre to-morrow evening
The Sulrilerfe' .Monument.
A meeting of the Soldiers' Monument
Committee will be held in the Council
chamber on Friday evening, next, at 8
o'clock. All members of the committee are
requested to be on hand. v
ltevlvitl Services.
Bevival services ure being held in the
P. M. ehuroli. Rev. S. T. Nicholas, of Maha
noy City, will occupy the pulpit thib even
ing. All are cordially invited.
UwuglilMg I.ouiU to tiwumpttOH.
Kemp's Balaam will stop the oougb
at
Tweive I'hutiM fur 50a.
My Mfidlug u your cabinet, together with
$0 eetvta, we will fiuiah you ono doaeu pliotee.
U.S-tf W. A. Kbaoky.
Best photographs and craYeiu at Dabb'e.
POLITICAL POINT&.
A Vv I'amgraphii Hearing t'pou th Ap"
pr.Meliina; KleotlDn.
The local Democratic organ says tin lr
mans are not kicking aa severely as ihe
IIkhaui says they are. People who will nt
see can't see aud those who will not hear
can't bear, but a deaf aud blind man hboulil
lie able to eonipTthoud the stand tncOur'
mans have taken.
'The Hermans will get their sharenex
ear," says our ' Democratic contemporary.
That bait has been held out to tho (lermoau
so lung it has become stale and smells bad.
In Mr. W'eidinnn the ieoplo will tiara a
Receiver of Taxes of whom they eati feel
proud. He Is a business man aud properly S
owner of wide aud favorable reputation.
If tho Borough Auditors aro as seiwilltu a
the AVtvs makes them llioy aro foolikh. If
the Citizens' party candidates had not bea
annulled with nomination papers the Audi-
ins would have been bound tu decline In
piece their names on the ticket. To 4
otherwise would be a violation of the law.
Mr. Daniel Neiwender announce he Is A
candidate for County Cimmisiouor and
to havo the announcement; of the lIstALU
that his brother, William, was a candidate for
the office, correctid. We make the norrcctiou
cheerfully, but wisli it distinctly underslooJ
that the Incorrtct announcement was mad
upon the positive statement of William
Neiswendcr that lie, and not D.in'wl, was tho
candidate for tho office. Wo wish to set our
selves right In the matter and leave Hi J
blame for the error where it belongs.
John Watson, the Citizens' candidate for
Chief Burgess, is a strong man. There is not
n thing that cm be brought against him.
His honesty is beyond question and his
reputation, both private and public, is tntV
that none can conscientiously entertain a
fear that if he is elected chief official of the
borough the affairs of the town, so far a his;
authority ill extend, will not be well oanf
for.
It is bad policy for tho Irish Democrats t
itttciupt to deter tho Germans from acliux
independently in borough nllalrs by threaU
of vengeance in the fall election. It should
be remembered that the German voters in.
the Unions and other sections of Ihe counky
cut quite a figure in county polities.
It was David Hughes, and not Cliarlt
Gibson, who received the nomination for
Judge of Eliction in tho First ward on the
Citizens' ticket.
It seems very strange that the Democrat!
editor of tho A'ews helped to nominate th
Citizens' ticket in the Third ward and thta
abuses tlie Germau Democrats because they
intend voting that ticket.
The columns of the Herald aro open to
all oltieus, irrespective of party, in advert
ing tho claims of themselves or their friends
for office. Tho rates ate tho same to all 18
Cents Tier lino for tho first inrirltrvn atd i
cents per lino for oaetS subsequent insertion
run1 in udvauee from parties with whom vrffl
have no running accounts.
USE DANA'S SARSAPA1ULLA, its
"THE KIND THAT CURES."
See the struggle on the cliff in "She
Couldn't Marry Three." At the theatw
to morrow evening.
War on I'.i.ves.
Foxes have becurao so numerous in this
section tlie paet few years, and the bounty pn.
each scalp being only one dollar, very littl
interest has been taken in fox hunting out
side of a few who hunted them for the sport.
As an Inducement to interest others in tho
chase aud endeavor to wipe out theMjdestroy
ing pests, Mr. George W. Beddall offers $1 in
addition to the bounty for each fox shot for
the next two months on the mountains nertk
of, and within a distance of three miles of
Shenandoah. One of tho most eilectlvo ways
to protect game is to rid tho forests of the
numerous foxes, minks and weasels, who am
the most destructive element and greatest
enemies game birds and animals have.
Kollrely Mltlnl.lctory. ,
IV. J. Arkoll, publisberof Judge and Fran
Letlies Illustrated Xeuspaper, writes :
"Jvdoe Building, )
Cor. Fifth Ave. aud Sixteenth St.,
New York, January 14, IbBl.J
"About three weeks since, while suffering
from a severe col4 which had settled on my
chest, I applied an Alloock's Porous Plaster,
and in a short time obtained relief. """
"In my opinion, theso plasters should heist
every household, for use in case of cough,
colds, sprains, bruises, or pains of rny kind,
I know that in my case the results have Wi
utirely satisfactory and beneficial."
A genuine train of esra used in the pro
duction of "She Couldn't Marry Three." At,
the theatre to-morrow evenlug.
The Contest.
Be oareful of the ten-day Unit. A number
of vots are lost daily.
Tbu fSUituAf Una L...1U ,.....r,. 1 ....1
still it is very warm.
It is the favorite teacher that is kejMC
voted fur. Don't forget this point.
With eaak day the vote increases. Ytt
surely have a cholee.
There are no more prjttit or better
teachers in tbe county. Be' sui to vote for
at least two of them.
It will be a pleasant trip for the two lueky
teachers.
Just think of it! Another beautiful tittle
oh i Id's life saved by tha timely mm e.f Ur,
Ouxe's Wild Cherry and Seoeka. It had a
dangerous attack of Croup.
Sellout Hoard Meeting.
A regular monthly meeting of tfe firhial
lfcwrd will be beld to-m arrow swing.
A VqJob Prom Florida.
Dr. W. V. MVnllUl. I.I V.1 ftB (nmlrln
81 Hag Oil to ob el tbe nasi sWl
urnaiMu., Meumitia Hd email
r Oil ooMs x aeuta. Kakl at V. P. D.
tirnivs unig store.