F THE
EVENING HERALD
9
VOL. V1XL.--1SO. 22.
SHEHASTDOAH. PA.. TUESDAY. MARCH 28. 1893.
(WJE OEOT.
A Big Drive v
IS NOW ON AT
IF. 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.
Dress goods, notions, etc.
-THE MASTER-
House Painters and Decorators
Have adopted the following prices for paper
hanging unci decorating for 1893,
Commencing Marcli r.
Per piece forBrown and White Blanks 12io
' Ullt Papers..... -15o
" " Embossed Tapers 18o
" " Decorating Ceilings J8o
" ' Joining or Butting .....J8a
Four Cornices to be charged as 1 piece lEo
Qluesltlng, per room JSxll feet... .........60o
Larger and smaller rooms according to size
Removing old paper and preparing -walls, 25c
er hour. All work guaranteed.
No Paper Hung by the Day,
R. 0, WEIDENMO YKK,
K.D. K. HAOENBUCI1,
Join I., Haeslt:,
GlOnOBM. IiOTEH,
J. H. Hern.,
JonKP. Cardeii,
KltANOlS DEEQAN,
T. W. CONVILLE,
GEp. W. IIABSLEH,
Wm. J. Link,
Edward Everett,
HOOKS & BROWN,
EASTER BASKETS, ,
EASTNOVELTIES.
Full lino Paper-cover Novels.
No. 4 NORTH MAIN STREET,
T" M. BURKE,
J.TTORNEY-A.T-LJ.W
CBINANDOAU, FA,
Offlcoa Room 3, P. O. Building, SneninCo
and jffiterly Building. Pottsvllle. ,
jarpets and OilCloths.
JVew Styles
TDretzels oifPretzels
Agency tor
the kind
-HIGH
FTTIxL EOLLEE FLOTJE,
-$1.50 JPer
J. P. Williams & Son.
S. Mam tt, Shenandoah.
SPRING OF '93 In tending, buyers
are invited toinspectwlmtniaybo
termed the lurgest variety of Furnlturo
ever seen in Shenandoah. Prices the
lowest. Pianos, Organs and Sewing
Maehlnes In various styles and prices.
j. p.
Williams & Son,
. 13 South Main St.
RETT ICS
Beer and Porter
T AM AGENT for tho
Ciias. Rettig's Cele
brated Beer and Porter in
this vicinity, also Bergner
& Ungel's celebrated India
Pale Ales' aud Old Stock.
Ordure will receive prompt
attention. Finest brands
of .Liquors and Cigars.
SOLOMON HAAK
120 South Mam Street.
o Builders !
The season for building1
is almost at hand, and
we have just replen
ished our stock of all
kinds of Hardware,
Nails and Builders'
Supplies.
Wc alio carry an Immense line of
Btoves, Ranges, Cutlory und Tin
ware. Booting and Spouting our
specialty.
Peter Griffiths,
GIRAIIDVILLE, PA.
CTS. PER YARD
FOR
Homi-made Rag Car-pet
Takon out of tho loom to-day. Others for 45
BO and BSc. extra heavy. Brussels and Ingrali
Carpeta anu Oil Olotns. Remnauts will be sulc
almost at your own price.
o. x. afiiiosKB'ia
Carpet Store, 10 South Jardin Si
SNEDDEN'S : LIVERY
Horses end Carriages to Hire.
Hauling of all kinds
i Pi
tly attended
, at rates
oraes taken to boan
thataro liberal,
PEAK iUEY, tear Beddall's Haidisara Sior.
and Handsome Patterns -Re
35
ceivva almost dally. It you warn
thtm sewed, zready tor moving 01
house qleanlng,
ORDER TBBUI NOW,
the Original MORAVIAN
1
lUtiZTZJMjS. 'JLhe jmest article 0
mudei.
GRADE-
Barrel.
XERV
A
TWO ACCIDENTS AT KEHLEY
RUN COLLIERY.
GAUGHT BY A RUSH OF GOAL.
A Shipper's Arm Caught Botwoon
tho Bumpers of Coal Cars,
Noither Accldont Very
SorlouB.
WO accidents at Kcliloy
Kun colliery formed
qui to a co-Incident j cs-
terdiiy afternoon. The
victiruaof Hie accidents
wcro John. W. Iloskins
and Gcorgb W. David
son, but neither was
injured seriously. Ilos
kins had a knee joint
twisted and Davidson
suffered a crusli of tho right arm. Ho
narrowly escaped losing it.
When Hoskius was at work In a breast of
the colliery thero was a sudden rusli of coal.
Iu striving to get away Iloskins was caught
by tho coal and when ho tried to release, his
right leg ho dislocated the knee joint. IIo
was taken to his homo on South Plum alloy
and among those who helped to tako him
thero was his brother-in-law, George W.
Davidson.
Davidson U employed as a shipper at tho
Kohley Eun colliery. After assisting in tak-
ng Iloskins homo ho returned to tho breaker,
As a loailed train pulled out a coupling broko
and Davidson hastened to niako another
coupling. As ho was in the act tho bumpers
mot and caught his right arm, just below tho
elbow. All who saw tho accldont felt sure
that tho arm was either cut oil' or so badly
crushed that amputation would bo necessary,
but upon examining the limb they were sur
prised to find that only tho muscles of tho
arm had been mashed. Dr. Kistler said no
bones of tho arm wcro broken.
Political Points.
Now candidates are coming out daily.
There is no law against running for an
oflice.
Tho members of tho Legislature aro pester
ed almost to death for freo railroad passes.
There is still hope for tho Doylcs. Clove
land ha3 relented long'enongh to appoint two
moro newspipor men to ofllco.
Charley Hagonbuch is making a rattling
canvass for tho Democratic nomination for
County Commissioner.
Union township statosmcu aro slow in
making themselves heard In this campaign
Perhaps they do not know where they aro at
just now.
Tho not content with fixing "slates"
for the county, is reaching out for both state
and national.
Representative Coylo wants our anthracite
industries well represented at tho World's
Fair. It was ho who introduced a bill to ap
propriate $00,000 additional for tho commis
sion.
Senator Monaghnu has a bill before tho
Sonate that is of some interest to tho people
interested in insuranco It makes tho agents
of companies their agents aud not tho agonts
of tho insured; it makes policiw nonforfeit
able, and all representations of agonts to bo
oomo a part of tho contract and to be attach
ed thereto.
"What is Tammany to get from Cleveland?"
people aro asking in Washington. Judging
strictly by tho rast, Tammany will probably
get loft.
Tho Pennsylvania Democratic Congress
ional Combine, after hiving camped on
President Cleveland's trail three weeks and
secured nothing but one measly post office,
has beaten a retreut. Now watch Harrity
press the button.
Postinastor-General Bisscll does not want
to see bright young men wasting their timo
and talents us government clerks. To a
young applicant for olllco from Alabama be
said : "Take some advico. You seom to bo
intelligent. You aro very young. Go hoiuo;
Quit spending your money on your back.
Bo somobody. Don't put in your timo in
endeavoring to secure a position in which
your best years would be wasted. Good day."
G rover Invariably makes a centre shot. It
is Mid that so many Pennsylvania candidates
for positions besiege him that when a couple
influential men from this state called tbo
other day, Cleveland alluded to tho fact, and
wild jokingly: "Gentlemen when I look at
the Pennsylvania applloatlons I am at a loss
to understand why I didn't carry the state."
Worth KuoitIhc.
That Alloook's Porous Piaster! are the
highest result of niedioat seienoe and skill,
and in ingredients and method havo nover
been equalled.
That they are the original aud genuino
porous plaslers, upon whose reputation imi
tators trade.
That Allcoek's Porous Plasters never fail
to perform their remedial work quickly and
effectually.
That this fact isattosUd by thousands of
voluntary and unimpeachable testimonials
from grateful patients.
That for rheumatism, weak back, sciatica,
lung trouble, kidney disease, dyspepsia,
malaria, and all looal pains, they aro In
valuable. That when you buy Allcoek's Porous Plas
ters you absolutely obtain the best plotters
made.
Wuuted,
Two tint olaM printers aud two active.
intelligent boys to learn the printing trade.
Apply at Sunday Xtwt office, West Coal
street. 3-23-3t
Dost photographs aud crayons at Dabb's.
FIGURES STILL RUN UP.
MISS STEIN PASSES MISS WAS
LBY AGAIN.
MM Falrehltd Jlukos n ltitpld Advniico
ami Is Now Crowding Ml. Connully
for Fourth Place Mr. WlUlnms
Also Dolus Well.
Nelllo Balrd...: 3103a
1 Agnes Stein ..30.K)7
' Maine H. Wasley 3(70T
Mary A. Connolly 8T39
Manilla aircauu bow
Frank B. Williams 7007 ;
' Oarrlo Faust 3109 j
Anna M.Dongler M18
I Bridget A. Burns 2178
Mary A. l.afforty 1MI
Carrie M. Smith - .. 1710
Llllle B. Phillips li8
Mary A. Btaok 118(1
Battle Hess 1M9
James It. Lewis 780
EllaClauser 01
Hannah Ileese 80S
Maggie Cuvanaugh - 4C7
Annie Mansell 401
Clara Clino 411
HadloDaulell S
Irene Shane 305
Jennie ilumago - 189
Lizzie Leho 120
Ltzzlo U'Connell - 100
Votos polled yesterday 2311
Grand total 187590
Tho appoarnuco yesterday of weather that
all friends of man kd like to sco enabled a
number of peoplo to roach tho Hhuald
olllco and deliver their packages of coupons
for their favorite teachers aud us a result of
such visits over two thousand votes wero
polled yesterday.
Those bo signs of spring ovin surer and
sweeter than Easter bonnets and tho hair
cloth skirts, which fashion is about to substi
tute for tho sick-cloth ditto.
Perhaps somo of tho teachers already sco
,thoir election suro enough to bo chosing
traveling drosses. Thoy neod not skimp
circumference Tho Hebald'b car will havo
room enough for tho btowage of crinoline,
oven if by tho timo it starts tho dimensions
en rigucur at tho European courts arc
indispensable, aud tho transportation and
subsistence saved to two of thoso who wero
going to the fair anyway will go a long way
in the procurement of what Miss Kitty Toole
calls "hoop skoits."
JEoll up tho voto. If necessary tiro IIbuald
will biro an olectrio calculater from the
census olllco to count it.
ELEOTRIO EXTENSIONS.
Surveyors Wure ut Work on Centre .Street
To- iluy.
A corps of surveyors to day commenced
laying out the proposed electric railway
which is to connect this town with Ellen
gowan, St. Nicholas aud Mabanoy City. It
is proposed to run the connection from the
main lino at tho ooruer of Main and Centre
streets down East Centro street to a point
this sido of the last house on the south side
of that street. The road will then leave the
public highway and run on the embankment
behind the house mentioned until it strikes
the road abovo Indian Itidge colliery. The
lino will thenlrun a short distance towards
Yatesvllle and then turn south and again
cross tho Ellengowan road, thus avoiding tho
steep grade and tho knoll just above Indian
Kidgo broakor. After striking tho Ellen
gowan road tho second timo tho lino will run
noe.r tho old picnio grounds to make its way
near tho Ellengowan colliery and over to St.
Nicholas. But these plans may be chaugod
after the surveyors finish their work and
make a report. Tho object in ' not following
tho highway from hero to St. Nicholas is to
avoid heavy grades.
THREE RUNAWAYS.
Tenuis 911 Main Street Caused Couslduru
I bio Incitement T11.1l.1j.
A horso belonging to Frank Shoemaker,
tho butcher, ran away on South Main street
to-day. At Cherry street the wagon collided
with a post to which another horne was
hitched. Shoemaker's horso was stopped, but
tho second horso broke its halter strap and
ran off. At tho same time Mart. Shoemaker's
horse took fright and ran off. Horse No,
ran down Cherry street, up Market alley.
along Oak and down Main street to the
starting point, where it was caught, uuln
jured. Mart Shoemaker's horse ran down
South Main street aud up the mountain
towards Turkey Rim, where it was caught.
U8E DANA'S SAH8 APARILL A, its
"THE KIND THAT CUEKS,"
Pretty lHoock.
George Folmer yesterday shipped from h fat
farm in the Cutawlssa Valley three very
pretty peacocks, a cock with beautiful
plumage and two hens, to Isaao Altbouse,
ghoomakorsville.
Twelve Photos for fiOcu
By sendiug us your cabinet, together with
60 cents, we will finish you one dozen photos,
1-2-tf W. A. Kbaoby,
Tho "Admiral" is not a tramp cigarette, if
it does come to town on a freight. "Admiral"
is not mtde by tho trust. For full particulars
011 on or address B. Labows & Co., Mahanoy
City.
Fresh Morris Blver Cove Oysters received
daily at Coslett's. 0--tf
Luue's Family Slodlclne Sloves the lluwoli
Eaoh day. In oidar to be haalthy this is
necessary.
Buy Kcjtlone flour. Be suro that the
name Lisfisia & IUer, Ashland, Pa., is printed
on every sack, 3-3-3taw
Superior goods at 25 per cent, lower than
uewhere at Holdorman's jewelry store. tl
ti wmmt com.
SOME OF THE OASES DIS
POSED OP YBSTBRDAY.
JUDGE WBIDMAN'S FIRST, TRIAL
Oaaoa in Whioh Shounndoah and
Other Parties Win and Loso.
Mrs. Broon Secures
Transfer of License.
a
Special IIeuam) correspondence.
PottsviIlk, March 27.
FTEK motion court this
morning tho second
week of tho March
civil court commenced
wan tno trial of iong i
cases. Judges Bcchtcl
and Weidman occupied
tho Bench and the
latter handed down a
number of decisions.
aftor which Judgo Weidman heard civil canes
and Judgo Bechtcl hoard arguments in
srparato rooms.
At tho afternoon sossion Judgo Bechtol
yiolded court room No. !2 to Judgo Ermcu
trout, of Heading, who held civil court.
Judgo Bochtel thon hold forth in tho arbitra
tion room.
His Honor Judgo Weidmau becomes his
new position. A man of fine physique, with
countcnanoo full of kindliness, aud a man
ner courteous and indulgent, coupled with
ability and courage to net, the Judgo certainly
is and will bo an honored member of tho
Bench. Ho this morning entorcd upon his
first trial of cases in No. 2 court room, beforo
an appreciative audience who. naturally
cnougu, waucu to sco and boar tho "now
Judge."
Two licenses wcro transferred, ono from
Lovi Hostler, of Llewellyn, and one from
John Wandlass, of Girardvillo. Two an-
plications from Shenandoah wcro refused.
A rulo for an injunction against tho Ger
man Beneficial Association of Girardvillo
was granted and a receiver appointed for tho
s lino,
Beforo Judgo Ermontront this afternoon
thero was uu argument on a motion for a
new trial in behalf of Sampson Gradwell, of
Shenandoah. Hon, O. N. Brumm argued for
the motion and W. D. Seltzer contra.
J. B. Prico, of Ashland, trustee for the
Goyno brothers, of tho Goyno Iron Works of
that place, filed his account and it was con
firmed ni si.
iV motion for a new trial was made in the
Shenandoah cose ot Broome against Dornsife
In this case last week Mrs. Albert 'Broome
secured judgment for $100 against Levi
Dornsifo, hor father. Tho claim was for
services rendered by Mrs. Broomo to her
mother, upon request of her father.
The Paul Suinma liconse oase which has
created so much Interest at Shenandoah
figured in court again to-day. An applica
tion had been made for a transfer of the
Summa license to Mrs. Breeu, tho owner of
the property, and was opposed by Lawyer
Poineroy and Beddall, who repusented cer
tain remonstrants. Arguments were hoard
and testimony takon before Judge Weidmau
hut week. To day the Judge handefl down
an opinion granting' tho transfer. Soon Mr
Pomeroy ws to his feet, as was also Mr,
Burke, who represents Mrs. Breen, and the
first named attorney took an exception to
the court's decision. John W. Byou, Esq,
too, appeared on the scene and served notice
ou the parlies and the court that tho ease
would be taken to the Supremo Court. The
Summa license certainly has been cutting a
pretty wido swathe. J. J. Frauey, brother 0
Mrs. Breen, nnd who manages her estate, was
In court this afternoon considerably elated
over tho decision.
The Guy Funeral
It is announced that the funeral of the late
Anthony Guy, who was killed yesterday at
Gordon, will tako place at Fraoiville to
morrow, at 2 p. m. The deceased was
member of tho Columbia Hoso Company and
Plank Kidgo Lodge,No. 880, 1. 0. 0. F,of town
Joseph Dusto, William Gllfillan and Frank
Lewis, of town, have been beleoted as three of
the pall bearers.
The celebrated imported "Anohor Pain
Expeller" is the happy relief for all forma of
Kheumatic diseases, Gout, Sprains, Neuralgia,
Backache, &o. It costs but 50 and St cents a
bottle, and is for sale at O. H. Hagenbuoh
P. P. D. Kirlln, J. M. Hlltan, and other
druggist. If you need convincing before
buying lead to F. Ail. Biohter, 17 Warren
St New York, tut tbvaluable book, "Guide
to Health," with indorsements of premiseut
physicians. It will be mailed free of
ebarge. 3t
The Aeattemy !etHDmnt.
The Pottavllle headquarters for Shenan
Isah peoplo and others living North of the
ifonntain, for hot toddies, hot puuahes, beef
& and all kinds of wines and liquors of the
et brands, iethe Academy Restaurant, John
t, Ooonoy, proprietor, M. A. Gooney, aasitt-
ult. to
The Fraternity.
Brother Andrew, of the tHaadviUe Tri
buiie'KttHkm, Is to be congratulated ou the
improved appearanoa of his valuable paper.
An entire now drew, from "head to tee," hM
made the ohange. The Tribunt. RtpuUietm
is an able advocates of Stalwart Bepuhlieausin
anu we are pluiaj,l to note the evidi-meof
tuooefs it'torltf ediwr is a4.uu.uut1.
-i r
Our little boy wonders where people get all
the pleasant sayings about Dr. fuse's Cougii
j Syrup, and says the next cold he gets he
( means to try it.
Iff
TWO PAIN TORS INJUHSO.
11. 1), llHgenliueh mid (1. -M. Itiiyor IIhToii
Herltius Drop.
B. D. Hateubueh and hi assistant, G. M.
Boyor, were seriously injnred to-day whilo
engaged in painting the building of O. H.
Tltuiau on West Cherry strcot. The men
foil 20 feet. Boyer struck the ground. His
right leg was broken below tho knee and the
left was badly bruised.
j Hogcnhuch fell through tho branches of a
I pencil tree, which broko bin fall, but he sus-
tained a fracturo of his left collar bono.
Both men wero attended by Dr. Hamilton.
Boyer was takou to tho Miners' Hospital ou
tho 1:10 Lehigh Valloy train. Hagcabuch
will be attended to at his rosidonco.
Both men say the accident was duo to n
defect in tho ladder which they used as n
swinging Bcuflbld and which broko in tho
centro and allowod them to fall botwoon tho
ends.
An Aged Alan's VaV.
Michael Gannon, 80 years of ago, met with.
a serious accident rt his, rosidonco on South
Bowers street at noon to-day. Whilo doscend-
ng a stairway ho tripped at the top and fell
to tho bottom At first it was thought ho
fatally injured, but an examination
showed that thero wcro no fracture?. Ho
sustained a cut on the forehead that required
four stitches. Tho injury is not serious, but
ou nccount of tho advanced age and the
shock occasioned by Ihe fall tho friends of
tho victim aro apprehensive.
THE GREAT FESTIVAL.
,V Ureat 3XaMlcal Trent Promised for
Augnst 15lli, Next.
The Lakeside Musical Festival Committee
has organized for tho season of 1603 and has '
decided to hold its third annual festival at
Lakeside Park on August 13th, next.
At a meeting held at the house of Benja
min Hichards the following ollicors wero
elected.: President, Edward Keese, Ccntralia;
Vico President, M. T. Schrcfilcr, Ashland ;
Treasurer, John J. Price, Shenandoah;
Secretary, W. J. Watkius, Shenandoah;
Financial Secretary, F. C. Beose, Shenan
doah. ,
Tho committee will probably be readj to
announce tho programme and list of prizes to
be offered by tho latter part of April, next.
That old established cough remedy, Downs
Elixir, still more than holds its own in tho
public estimation, despite sharp aud active
competition. It is a "home remedy," aud in
this locality needs no word of praise from us,
so well and favorably known is it. It is the
standard remedy for coughs, oolds and all
throat troubles, with great numbers of our
people, and their continued use and un
solicited recommendation of It speaks vol
aulas in its favor. Burlington, Vt., Fre-x
PrMt, January 26, 1892. lni
A Safe .lump.
A young lady barely escaped a serious ac
cident at tho Lehigh Valley depot this morn
ing. She intended going to Mahanoy City
but entered the Potteville train and the dis
covery of the in is take excited her so much
that the jumped from the train when it wag
moving. Fortunately the young lady mado
a good jump and escaped both a &11 and the
passing train, but she had a close call.
Judge Henry II. Goldabo rough, Baltimore,
Jan.. says: "it gives me pleasure uo r
mend Hiilvatlon Oil to any one suffering
reoom-
from
rneumuue or utuer pain.
Attended To.
The advantage to be secured through tho
Hkuald's circulation is again demonstrated
by tho result of a publication made yester
day. The Herald stated that people were
complaining of the condition of Plum alley
at and near the corner of Oak street, by
reason of tenants throwing ashes upon tho
highway. Supervisor Llewellyn to-day
stated that be had notified the proper parties
to remove the nuisances.
Kemoval.
April 1st, next, S. L. Brown will removo
his boot and shoe store into the room now.
occupied by SeJi, No. 26 S. Main street, whetu
he will continue to aell boots and shoes at
the lowest prices. J. S. Williams, formerly
with A. B. I.atub A Co., will itave charge of
the repair department. 3417' lw '
The Contnst.
There is no abatement in the voting. ,
It is yet too early to jadge who Is tbe Most'
popular teacher. "
Everything is moving akmjt hanneati4lly.
The little school ehUdnt are vmn m-
thusiaetie than the grown up oaes.
Everybody can vote natamlissil er mt-
na tu rail 1 male or female. This is a free
country.
Just think! 150,000 vetas by the eioeeuf
this week. Your Tot will herp to raakeH
reach that point.
If the worth of anything is pr Ten by rssattg
then surely Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Is prs
eminently the best cough syrup now extant.
Best work done at Br en nan's Stsnm Laun
dry. Everything white and spotless. Lace
eurUtinaa specialty. AM work guaranteed.
Holder man's jewelry store leads, as ever.
We are closlug; out r jrrent
nuny of our CMrpctst, OU
Cloths aud Window SltHiles
at cost, In order to xttalxe
room for Spring goods.
C. I. ITrielcc,
8-9-tf zo Soutlt Jardin Sf
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