THE HERALD. A VOL. VHI.--STO. 16. SHENANDOAH". PA.. TUESDAY. MAECH 21. 1893. ONE CENT. A Big Drive IS NOW OK AT IP. J 28 South Main St. Clearing Sale of Winter Goods ! 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. (c Dress goods, notions, etc. -THE MASTER- Douse Painters and' Decorators Havo adopted the following prices for paper bunging und decorating for 1893, KoiumeiictiiK ainrcli i. Per piece for Brown and Wblto Blanks 12M c " ' OUt Papers 15o " " Embossed Papers 18o " " Decorating Ceilings 18o ' ' Joining or Butting ...J8c Sour Cornices to bo charged as 1 plcco 18c Bluoslzlng, per room 12x11 feet DOo Larger and smaller rooms according to size. Removing old paper and preparing walls, 25c car hour. All work guaranteed. No Paper Hung by the Day, K. O, WEIDENMOTElt,, JOHN P. CARDEN. R.D. K. HAOENBUOIll FllANCIS DEEGAN, JOnN L, IlASSEEIt, T. W. CONVILLK, GIOROEM. BOYEH, GEO. W. llASSI.Elt. J, H. Meul, Wm, J. Link, EDWAnrj Eveuett, T. J. O'HABEN'S Barloex S3n.op, COR. MAIN AND OAK SIS. Everything In the tonsorlal line done In lira! laa style. A fine bath room attached. Piatt's Popular Saloon, (Formerly Joe Wyatt's) S9 and 21 West Oak Street, SHENANDOAH, PA. Btr Blocked with the best beer, porter, ales, nhlskles, brandies, wines, etc. Finest cigars. MUlct br attached. Cordial Invitation to all. jg- 8. inSTLEIt, if. D " THTBIOIAN AND 8UHQEON, Office 120 North Jardln street, Shenandoah, f You Want Your Carpets Sewed in Time for Moving, Buy Them Now, New Spring Styles. Handsome Patterns. J. P. Williams & Son. nrnitixx S. Mam Si., Shenandoah, SPRING OF '93 Intending buyers are invited to Inspect what maybe termed the largest variety of Furnlturo ever seen in Shenandoah. Prices tho lowest. Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines In various styles and prices. ' J' P. Williams & Son, 13 South Main St. RETTIG'S Deer and Porler TJAM AGENT for the X Chas. Kettig's Cele brntedHeer and Porter in this vicinity, also Hergner fc lingel's celebrated Indiu Palo Ales and' Old Stool:. Orders will receive prompt attention. Finest brands of Liquors and Cigars. SOLOMON HAAKi 120 South Mam Street. I O Builders ! The season for building is almost at hand, and we have just replen ished our stock of all kinds of Hardware, Nails and Builders' Supplies. L We also carry an Immense lino of Stoves, Ranges, Cutlery and Tin ware. Roofing and Spouting our specialty. Peter Griffiths, GIKAKDVILLK, PA. CTS. PER YARD FOIl Home-made Hag Carfet. Taken out of the loom to-day. Others for 45 fiO and 52c. extra heavv. Brussels and Incralp Carpets and Oil Cloths. Remnants will be sold almost at your own price. O. 3D. 3E?,aE:8.XC333:23'jes Carpet Store, 10 Souih Jardm St SNEDDEN LIVERY. Horses end Carriages to Hire. . Hauling of all kinds promptly attended to. Horses taken to bonrd, at rates thataie liberal. PEAR illEY, Fear Bcddall's Hardware Siort 35 A YOUNG LITHUANIAN FBAES FOR HIS LIFE. BLOODTHIRSTY MISSIVES SENT. An Annonyinous Writer Savs Victor Grygeins Ib to bo KUlod and Makoo Drawlngo of tho Weapons to bo Used. OME months ago tho IIkhalii set fourth at somo length tho exist enco of a -Hungarian organization in town that had for Its object tho punishment of poo plo who wcro obnoxious to its membors. Evl dencoadducediuassault and battery caeos beforo Justice Monaghan broughout tho ditalls and tho names of several members woro given nt tho time. Tho prosecutions thou niado caused several of tho parties uanfed to disappear, and blnco that time nothing has been said of tho organiza tion und no charges Iiavo been made agahiBt peoplo supposed to havo been members of It. But now another scare of tho same kind is brought op. Tho particular aro brought to light by a complaint to 'Squint Shosmakor on tho part of a young Lithuanian named Victor Gryggins, a resident of West Cherry strefft. Gryggins swears that lio has fears for tho safety of his life, and to substantiate his statement lias left witli tho Justico two lottots written in tho Lithuanian language 'Squire Shoemaker has had tho two letters translated and finds they aro of similar im port, rhoyaro addro sed to Gryggins and chargo him to bo on hisguard; that tho writer is a member of a band which has decided to unexpectedly kill him, Gryggins. "Your death is a certainty," tho translation Bays, and if you wish to know how you nro to be killed look on the other side." On tho op posite sldo of tho sheet of paper aro crude drawings of a rovolvor, a billy and an open pocket knife. Under tho drawings is tho notice, "Theso aro what you aro to bo killed with. ' Gryggins is a badly frujhtcned man, but ho says he cannot think of anything ho has dono to cause such cmnity. The letters are still in tho possession of 'Squire Slioenmkor Each bears a signature which is translated as "Our Baud." Tho Justico faj s thatsoveral clues havo been worked up and ho feels sure that if there is any seriousness behind tho notices the parties who may attempt to put them in forco will bo promptly nrrcsted. USE DANA'S SAESAPARILLA.its "THE KIND THATCURES." MARRIAGE BELLS. ,V I'leanlng Affair nt the I'Hliburn Churn Street Jtefldenoe. Tho residence of Mr. and Mrs. William Fishburu, West Cherry street, was tho scene of festivities last Saturday evening, tho occasion being tho marriage of their daughter, Mrs. M. A. Powoll to Mr. Francis (Lewis. Itov. J. Proudo was tho officiating clergyman. Numerous friends besides the families in tcrested wore present to witness tho 'inter esting ceremony, among tljen boing Mr. and Mrs. T. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. John Fishburu, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. J. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Portz and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. ii. Jlloston, Mr. and Sirs. Shorrocks, Mr. and Mrs. George 1 1 ii res, Mr. and Mrs. W. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Feist, Mr. and Mrs. D. Lauer, Mr. and Mrs. T. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. W. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. D. James, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dluklocker, Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. J. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Becse Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Tlioinis Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. George Iiobiuson, Mr. and Mrs. S. Tregcmbo, Mr. and Mrs. S. Paisley, of Morea; Misses Bella and May Fishburu, Ida M. Portz, May Holman, Laura Shaub, Kroby, Anuio Portz, Emma and Jennie- Hares, Lizzie Davis, Maggie Kalo and Mary Hewitt, of Shamokiu; also Messrs. H. Parker, R. Patterson, G. Shaub. Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas, Miss May Holman and Mr. John Fishburu wero the bridesmaids and groomsmen. Tho presents were numerous, useful und ooetly, among them a beautiful baud painted tablo scarf tent by Mrs. E. Morgans, of Ecranton. The happy couple have taken up their abode in acozlly fur nished homo on West Cherry street. Mr. LeVis was up to Saturday one of the bachelorhood cirele of the Columbia IIoo Company. . A Valuable- Hemetly. Braudreth's Pills purify tho blood, stimu late tho liver, strengthen tho kidneys, regu late tho bowels. They were introduced in tho United States in 1835, Since that time over sixty millions of boxes of Braudreth's Pills have been used. This, together with thousands of convinc ing testimonials from all parts of the world, is positive ovideuco of thoir value Braudreth's Pills are, -purely vegetablo, absolutely harmless, and safe to take at any tlmo. IIUKlin'84 Chance, P. J. Clear. v has sold his leather findings business to John Trealse, who is elerk at the Shenandoah City colliery. M en who tor yvnrs bare been siuTerlnr with a dlslreMing affection ot toe back or kidneys have been Immediately relieved and per maUBbtly ouredby the Judloious ue ofBalva tlon OU, tbe great paln-eurv. Apply according to Ulreettoes. , Froal) Morris Mymi Covs OyrioM reooivsd &Ur t Ooslett's. 94t.tf STILL VERY SPIRITED I MISS WASLEY HAS AGAIN TAKEN SECOND PLA.CB. Over 3,000 Votes Wero l'nllcd In thn "Her. aid's" Popular School Touchers' Unt -t Yesterday l'lglit l'or Third l'lnco Very Uloe. Nellie llaird 2(1(103 Mama 11. Wesley 2fifSG(l Agnes Stein an tos Mary A. Connolly 8)12 Mahala Fairchtlcl i 7081 Frank 11. Williams 0500 Oarrle Faust 2818 Anna M. Dangler 2173 Brlilgot A. Hums 2113 Mary A. LafTerty 1701 Ullto II. Phillips 1607 Carrie M. Smith 151!) Mary A. Htnck... lfflil lluttio Host) . 1060 James K. Lewis 000 Ella Clauser 688 Hannah Hcese 651 Annie Monsell 415 Magglo Oavanaugh 413 Clara Clino -100 H,vd!o Danlell 280 Irono Shane Jennie llamage 172 Lizzie Lehe 1-1 Lizzie O'Conuoll ICC Votes pollod yosterday 3185 Grand total , 1203J2 Tho teachers' contest continues to gain in public favor as was shown by tho returns published last night. The ninth week closed Saturday evening and tho grand total of votes polled at that tlmo was 117,117, an average of over 13.000 for each week. Tho returns yestrrday were large, runnlnp ovor 3,000, but tho only change raado was in tho positions of Misses Wusloy and Stein, the former again taking second place, which sin lost by tho returns of Saturday. USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, its "THE KIND THJ.T CUKES." RECEPTION TO REV. POWIOK The Congregation f tho 31. K. Church Appreciates Ills Keturn. Iiov. William Powick was tendered a de lightful reception in tho Methodist Episcopal church last evening by about four hundred members of tho congregation and tho Sun day school. Tho reception was tendered to' show tho appreciation of Bcv. Powick's ro appointment to tho postorato of tho church. A very intcrcstingprogrammo was prepared for tho occasion. In addition to singing bj the choir, tho Bcddall party and Misses Buby Yost and Sallio Wasloy, thero was nravor by Charles Hooks and an address of wolcomoby U. E. Dengler, to which Kov Powick responded very gracefully. Tho re ception was held in tho lecture room of the church. Tho ladles served refreshments and there was a good time until midnight. FKI1SONA-L,. S. D. Hess spent to-day at Pottsvillo. Miss M. O. Foley viiited friends at Potts villo yosterday. Miss Laura Davis, of town, is visiting friends at St. Qlair. Mrs. T. J. Davies went to St. Clair this morning to visit friends. J. J. Franoy combined business pleasure at the county seat yesterday. Letter Carrier Boycr, of tho local witli force, paseid his 25th milestone on Saturday. Christ. Schmidt, Lewis Klinu and Haak spent this morning at Pottsvillo. Sol. Mrs. Thomas Bollis and David Evans went to Mahanoy City to-day to visit friends. Dr. Gwynner, Uieo. Eiioy and Judgo Murphy were a trio of visitors to town to day. Mrs. Morgan Evans nnd Mrs. H. J. Keliey, of Centralia, visited friends in town yester day. William Graham, of Pottsvillo, spent this afternoon in town the guest of J. J. Dough orty. J. J. Dougherty, the popular South Main street rostnurater, circulated among his county seat friends yesterday. Miss Buth Williams left for her home in Mt Ciirmel yosterday after spending a few days here with friends. Mall Agent, Ex-Squiro Cawley, late of Brandonvlllo, celebrated his silver wedding at Shamokin, Thursday evening last, Bev. William MoNally, formerly pastor of tho Presbyteriau church of town but now stationed at Northumberland, will lecture in Sunbury ou the 21th inst, on "My Trip to Ireland; What I Saw and What I Didn't All forms of Rheumatic diseaees and kindred pains and aches, quickly disappear under its magieal influence. Try it. Have you any form of It lieu ma tic disease? If se, you will Und tho genuine imported Anchor Pain Expeller your beet friend. Price SS and 50 cents a bottle, at C. II. Hageubueh, P. P D. Kirlin, J. M. Hillau, and other druggists. 3t Kuobletl Goobers. And now the dear girls have a new fad and a roally sensiblo ono. The "korrect kaper" nt all dinnor parties and luncheons among the "sooiotarians," if we may be excused for coining a word, is salted shelled roasted peanuts. Heretofore peanuts havo beon classed as plebeian, but they havo been enoblod aud now tho peanut, or "goober," as he Is often oalled, is endorsed by the most exolusive cirolef. You aro not in it if you don't use salted roasted peanut meats. Tho Water On no. Judgo Beulitel yesterday uiuiouuoetl that unless he in engaged in the trial of tome other e next Saturday he will hear trgu- I ment in tbe hyuiifwon eaee of the Shewn doati Water awl doe OMapany afalMt the Usrough of ghiwanjpah. MIKE GREZUIjA'S EXPERIENCE IN GAMBLING. HE WOULD NOT SPEND ENOUGH, Tho Men Playing Startod a Row , During Which Grozula Ro colvod tho Worst Treat ment and Lost Money. DABING nnd outra goous attack was mado at a South Main street place lost night upon n Hungarian named Mlko Grczula. The victim told his story beforo the Polish Justico of tho Peace In tho Fourth ward last night, and Constablo Dando succeeded in arresting two of tho guilty parties. Grozula staled that wliilo walking down Main street ho was nccostcd and inducod to enter a place and play cards for money. He played for some tlmo, but although ho had considerable money in His pocket-book he was sparing in putting up stakes. The men ho was playing with tried to iuduco him to risk more, hut ho refused to do so. Finally tho crowd created a disturbance The' fight was n hot ono. Tho lights in tho room wero extinguished and the men scrambled over each other nnd tho furniture, Finally Grozula found himself pinned down to the floor and felt hands taking his pocket book from his pocket. Grozula cried Murder I" but a hand was placed over his mouth and the next momcut ho was canied out of tho house and thrown into tho yard. When Slrczula appealed beforo tho Justice his two oyes wcro badly damaged and blood flowed freely from his noso and mouth Ono of tho men arrested was released ou bail, hut the other was discharged on piying costs, urczuia says about eight men were engaged in the outrago and he has sworn out warrants for all of them. A SOJOURN IN THE SOUTH iVnd u I'llgrlmagn to the Vnr Went via tin L'eiiiiRylvHiilit niillroiiil. On Marcli 28th tho last personally couduct- cd-tour to Florida will leavo New York nnd Philadelphia. Tourists havo tho option of returning on any regular train prior to May 31st, 1693. $50 from New York $43 from Philadelphia, and proportionate rates from other points, cover, in addition to round trip transportation, an necessary expenses ?i route going. On March 2!)th tho last California tour leavos tho East for tho most wonderful and delightful trip it is pussiblo to mnko in this country. A Tourist Agent and Chapeion accompany each party and everything possible is done for the comfort and entertainment of tho tourists. All information regarding rates, routes, &c, may bo obtained on application to tho Tourist Agent, Pennsylvania Railrond Company, 233 South Fourtli struvt, Philadel phia, 819 Broadway, New York, -600 Fulton street, Brooklyn, or ticket agents of the company. Surprise lartie. Mr. and Mrs. George Schoener were agree ably surprised last evening by receiving a call from a number of their friends. A sup per was served and the guests enjoyed them selves until a late hour dancing and playing. The ladies and gentlemen present wero: Mrs Kate Steele., Mrs. Louisa Shurz, Mrs. Maggie Faust, Mrs. Lizzie Stetlor, Mrs. FlorioStetlor, Mrs. Lizzlo Gruhler, Mrs. Lizzie Lchmler, Mrs, Clara Walters, Mrs. Llzzio Ploppert, Mrs. Mary Cox; Misses Maude Stetler, Laura Kautner, Emma Stetler, Sallie Gibbons, Katie Murphy, Katie Shiskel; aud Mess's. William Steelo, Gcorgo Schoener, Charles Herman, William Stetler, Louis Shiskel, Frank Kaufman, John McCabe, Patrick Feeiey, Joseph Shiskel, Frank Kantuer, George Hafner, Frank Gross, F. Stiuill'en- horgcr, William Lohmler, Frank Cudrington, Francis Stetler, Edward Lehmlor, Joseph J. Ploppert, Frank Walters, William Kauffhian, William Bright, Wesley Beisel and Joseph Tempest. William Bcddall, of West Oak street, was tenderl a farewell party by a number of his friends last evening, among them Misses, Nellie Brown, Florence Smith, Annie Law son, Buth Griffiths, Martha Anspooh, Emma Hoffman, Laura Powell, Emma and Anuie Smith; and Messrs. John Kerslake, William Morrison, DoWitt Steedlc, Daniol Houser, William James, Thomas Raird, Robert Smith, Benjamin Maneell, James and Hubert Mor- riton. Mr. Beddall loft this morning for Ashland, where ho has aeeepted a position. Gathering In Vagrants. Vagrants aro becomingso numerous in town the authorities havo found it necessary to begin gathering them in to avoid danger of depredations. Charles Wills, who was con nected with a stabbing affray in town Bomo years ago, and William Johnson, alias "Big Dutch," known to tho police throughout tho state, it is said, were gobbled up by O. & I. Policeman Daniell and Chief of Police O'Hani yosterday and taken to the Pottaville jail to auswer charges of vagreney and carrying concealed deadly weapons. "Iheve been trying Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup, and I am we) pleaaoa wttti it. .My sen bad the wbooplng eoufrh aud a bad cold (allowed. I tried your Dr. Bull's Couth Syran aud in three nights be was better. Motes Yerby, Lanaatter Court House, V." We have many frlendt who have lived to tbe ripe ekl af e of eighty; I bey always ut Dr. OgxVi wonderful Qwfh Syrup wixpi atlUeteil with 4d. ODE'S OBSERVATIONS. What Ho Boon mid lleurs hiring III Travels. A new flftli party was organised In I'Itt burg on Thursday but, which, It Is alleged will In tlmo swoop tlio country. As tho jorlty of those present were Prohibitionist, and tho main vent of the party seems to be in that direction, It will not do to calculate too enthusiastically In this new patty's ertj Ingthocountry at the next Presidential olefr tlon. Nevertheless, tall oaks fiom little acorns grow, and porhaps millions of voter luny yet bo connected with the party which organized at tho start with twenty-three mea and two women. Tho California legislature has passed a law making it a misdemeanor, punishable by a heavy fine, for newspaper publishers to falsely state tho circulation of their papers. Such a law is badly needed in this stnte, especially in Schuylkill county, and more particularly nt the county scat, whore -tho "affidavit liar" Becms to havo fu'l sway. Of oourse, such a law would meet, with the opjiovition of the latter, although 1U enactment .would be a public benefaction. I was chatting with friend at tho Fergu son House the other day, and viewing a pan- lug funeral, when wo naturally fell into a discussion of Iho custom prevailing in this neighborhood in regard to funerals. Tho burial of tho dead is essentially a family allair, nnd in no sen so to lie considered a pub lic ceremony, except when special circum stances make it appropriate that tho (IocojW should havo fitting public recognition. Said my friend: "Hundreds come to the funeral who have novor before beon under the roof of the deceaeo'; many, of com-ge, moved by kindly impulses, but many others from mere curiosity. And after tho body is hurled, tbe attendants at the grave return to tiie house, where all join in a general feast; politics and the corpse and business affairs generally are discussed; tho laugh goes around aud, to alt appearances, thero is a social celebration of tho laying away of tho father of the family or a mcmbor thereof. This is wrong from several views, nnd a reform is badly needed. It entails groat oxpeuse ou many families which cannot boar it, and besides is an in trusion on tho grief of those who had lost their doarest kindred: aud, not infrequently, to tho gritf of tho mournors is added heavy bills, contracted to feed tho hungry funeral guests. Funerals should bo private, and the soonerthis needed reform comes the better it will be for society." A bill has been introduced into tho legisla ture of this state providing that persons ad dicted to intoxicating drink shall not be eli gible to any office created by statutory law. Tho proposed law is applicable to tho com missioned officers of tho state, firenion, policemen, militia, administrators, guardian and all oflicers created by special legislation. A person who has been seen drunk in pub lic within a year prior to his appointment or olection comes uudor the proscription of the bill. Obk. If there ever was a real cur for chronl?. Coughs, Colds, llriinoliical trembles and La Grippe it Is l'..n Tlun. Don't tall to mt the cnulue; avoid substitutes. C Ms only -JB oentH. 1-Stn-Tlua Is sold ut 1'. P. u. Klrlltt'a Oiug Store. Mnrhles Tempt it l'lglit. The marblo seaton has opened and it at tended with tbe usual amount of fights be tween the boys. Lust evonlng a large and a small boy had a dispute over a game. The larger of the two abused the other for several minutes with his tongue, but the smaller one succeeded in getting up his "sand" and struck his abuser across the back several times witk a bananna stalk, exclaiming, "Now, you , go and tackle some one your size." The big follow hurried off. Two boys also fought on South Market street. After exchanging soveral blows tiiey adjourned to a stablo and fought until somo men found it necessary te interfere. USE DANA'S SABSAPAEILLA, its " THE KIND THAT CUBES". Twelve Photos for 0Oo. By sending us your cabinet, together with l cents, we will finish you one doaen photos. 1-2-tf W. A. Kkagey. Cuiiillilalu lor Auditor. 'Squire T, F. Batdorff, of Pottsville, has placed his card in the Herald announcing himself as a candidate for nomination fee County Auditor on the Bepublicau Heket. Mr. BatdortT is one of the best known Re publicans iu this oounty and is qualified ia every way to fill the position he seeks. USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, imS "THE KIND THAT CURES." Wantwt, To complete tiles, two copies each o the Svbkinu Heeaxd of January let, 3d aud 1th, and February 5th, Id. A literal priee will be paid for the same. Is this tbe cradle of liberty, when tbe oradle is rocked by the truet, aud wholesale dealers are not allowed to sell Admiral 1 The new cigarette, Admiral, is not made by the trust. For full particulars eall ou or address B. Labows & Co., Mahanoy City, Pa. Bay Keystone flour. Be snre that the name Lessiq & Baeb, Ashland, Ph., is printed in every sack. 3-3-3 taw Holderman's jewelry store leads, as ever. "We ure closing out a trrcnt xu fitly ol our Carpets, Oil Clotlis ami ludow Shades at cost, in order to make room for Spring goods. C. . Prlckc, S-s-W xo South Jardlu St
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