EVENING HERALD.
THE
VOL. VIII.-NO. 41.
SHENANDOAH. PA.. WEDNESDAY
1893.
ONE OENT.
r. APRIL 19.
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That is just what we are going- to do.
Open your eyes to a realization of the
fact that you 'can buy more goods for 50
cents at the Shenandoah
R
ady
e
Than anywhereelse for $1.00. They are
all fresh goods moving daily and as
good as any in the market.
EWiS Every thing
Not in this list sold at extremely low
prices. Give us a call and be convinced.
Best family Hour, (quality guaran
teed) per 100 lbs $2 10
16 cans marrow fat peas 1 00
12 cans good corn 1 00
10 cans best corn 1 00
12 cans cold i aeked tomatoes,
(Standard) 1 00
cans cold packed tomatoes.
10
(whole) 1 00
30-lb pall best jelly 90
7 ' " l!5
0 " " 70
50 " " preserves 2 00
51 " " " 25
1 toy pall apple liiittT, 5 lbs 25
10 3-lb bars yellow soap 1 00
0 pieces yellow soap 25
6 pieces Miners' soap 25
C pieces white noap 25
7 lbs Carolina rice 25
4qtssoup beans 25
6 lbs XXX soda crackers 25
4 lbs Musratelle raisins, no stems 25
1 lb best Sultana prunes 10
3 lbs evaporated apples 25
4$ lbs dried pears 25
4 lbs email pretzels 25
3-lb box silver kIos starch 15
G lbs loose silver rlos3 starch 25
1 kej of best Holland herring 55
Mackerel, large, fat and white,
per lb 13
All goods promptly delivered free of charge,
will receive careful and prompt attention.
i SHENANDOAH
ii uj si i ii urn
114 South
I Jarpets and Oil
"pretzels or Pretzels
-JJIGJ1
FULL EOLLER FLOUR,
$4.50 Per
T
ay
tore
in the Grocery Line !
Mackerel, large, fat and white,
per kit ,
1 00
4 lbs best bonelesscod tlsh
Parlor Pride polltb, regular price
15c
3 bottles flavoring extracts, large
size
10
25
1 lb best ground pepper 15
3 doz large green pickles
Chow Chow and mixed pickles,
per fit
1 lb Joker plug chewing tobacco
1 lb Gail & Ax smoking
25
10
28
7 cans best table peaehes 1 00
No. 7 broom, 4 tie 25
No. 0 bri-.om,3 tie 20
4 boxes Red Keal lye
4 bottles blue, large size
7 bottles blue, small size
Scaled herring, 50 in box, per box
1 lb baking powder, tqual to any
7 boxed oil sardine-
0 lbs good tea, regular price 25c. . 1
3 lbs best tea, regular price 45c... 1
Pure cider vinegar, apple juice
only, per gallon 14
Cigars, per box of 103, from $1 to 0 50
Gold Dust washing powder, 4 lb
box
Cottollne, in 3 and 5 lb pail, per lb
Mail orders
Main Street.
Cloths.
New Styles and Handsome Paltem 8 Re
ceived almost daily. If you want
them sfvml, ready for moving
Itoune cleaning,
ORDER TBESL NOW.
or
Agency for Uw Original MORAVIAN
BRBTZELS. 'lhe finest article of
th kind m'id.
GRADE-
Barrel.-
THE NEWS OF THE DAI !,E KOPULAR CONTEST
THE SCHOOL BOARD HOLDS A
SPECIAL meeting-.
ANOTHER NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
It Will bo a Frame Structure of
Six Rooms Inoludlng Accom
modations for tbe Sohool
Directors Other Itoms.
CHOOL Directors Brcu
linn, Conry, Hanna,
Gable, Ogdcn, Burko,
Bachman, O ' II o a r n,
Treziee, Muldoon ami
Gallagher attendod a
special meeting la tho
Superintendent's oQico
last c-ening to consider a report of the
building and repairs committee rolatlvo to
tho building or additional quarters on the
vacant lot nt tho rear of tho West Ccntro
street school building. At ono timo it was
intended to put a building at tho rear of tho
High School building for a grammar school,
library and directors' room, but that idea
was abandoned,
Tho committco presented plans prepared
by Mr. Iteilly, an architect of Pottsville,
providing for tho erection of a brick connect
ing addition to tho West Ccntro streot
building consisting of sis rooms, ouo to bo
used as a meeting room for tho directors,
Superintendent Freeman sujgoated other
plans. IIo favored tho erection of a six
room framo building on tho Ccntro street lot
and urged that to havo tho structuro Indo
pendent of tho old would afford moro ligli
and better satisfaction in every way.
After considerable discussion tho board
instructed tho building and repairs committee
to notily tho aichltect to prepare plans on tin
ideas suggested by Mr. Freeman and when
they aro ready tho board will hold a special
meeting to consider them.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. O. A. Kcim spent to day at Pottsville.
Constable Iioland went fishing this morn
ing.
S. D. IIcss was among tho visitors to tho
county seat yesterday.
Mrs. .1.3, Williams Bpcnt to-day visiting
friends at Mahanoy City.
Mrs. T. J. Davies, of North Jardin street
went to Mahanoy City to-day to visit friends,
Charles Lyons, traveling freight agent for
the Lehigh Valley fast freight line, was
In
town to-day.
Miss Suo II. Daniel!, of Sbamokin,
visiting her brother, James Daniel, of North
White street.
Mrs. J. M. Robbing and Miss Maggio
Jacoby went to Philadelphia this morning to
spend a fow days.
The lato Silas Thompson was a momber of
Plank Ridge Lodge No. 880, I. O. O. F ,
instead of Shenandoah Lodge.
Alfred Hoover, eldor of tho I'resbyteriun
church, went tu Easton to-day to attend tho
meeting of tho Lehigh Presbytery.
Dr. Hochlarner, who had his oflico in
Sbaphira's drug store, returned to Now York
to day to accept a position with an insuranco
company.
Bees J. Thomas, of West Coal street, was
tendered a surprise party on Monday night in
honor of his G3rd anniversary. About
twenty couples enjoyed the festivities,
Miss Jossio MoDonald, of Providence, R. I.,
who was tho guest of her uncle, James
Daniel, of North Whito street, for several
weeks, has left for her homo delighted with
the results of tho visit.
Or Interest to ISuyorH.
Max Schmidt lias not moved into his
spacious and elegant now quarters on North
Main streot yot, tho Improvements need a
few more finishing touches before the re
moval cau be made. Meanwhile Mr. Schmidt
is disposing of his stock at his old quur.ere on
South Main street and is selling dry goods
and notions at ten per cent, off on the dollar.
Secure) bargains now and also be ready for
the grand opening.
When you are troubled with dissiness
your appetite all gone, and you feel bad gen
erally, take a few doses of Dr. Ilonry Bax
ter's Mandrake Bitters, and you will be sur
prised at tho Improvement in your feelings
Evory bottlo warranted to glvo satisfaction.
lm
Taught u Lesson.
Grzeguz Skrobulis was arrested yestorday
afternoon for making an indecent public
exposure of his parson nt the lower end of
Main street. 'Squire Shoemaker imposed a
fine which, with tho costs, amounted to $8.17.
As Skrobulis was unable to pay ho was
committed to the lockup to spend fivo days.
A Canl.
Owing to alterations I want to make In my
building, preparatory to tho opening of tho
additional branches ot dry goods and carpets
to my present business, I am now offering all
of the prosentjstock in the building at an
immense reduction for oash only, so please
don't ask for credit.
Respectfully,
4-15-tf J. J. FltANBY.
A ItrHkeiimn Killed,
John Hardluger, a rear coal train brake
man on the Philadelphia & Ileadiug ltail
road, was killed at 0 o'clock hut night by
falling beneath his train at the North Maha
noy colliery, at Maluuioy City. Hardluger
resided at Mahauoy Plane and left a wife ami
two children.
Limp's Kninlly Medicine MnvM the lloxrrla
Each day. In order .to be hoslthy this it
necessary.
OVER TWO THOUSAND VOTES
POELED YESTERDAY.
MlMf Stfln, Wasloy niitl llnlrd Itotnln
Their llespucttvo Position mill MIm
Connelly Continues ainklug
Iinrge Average's Dully.
AgnosStcin , OI
Mame II. Wasloy 3uBlM
Ncllio Ualrd 3S7B 1
Mary A. Connelly 188M
MahalaKalrchlld 1187V
Frank 11. Williams 8120
Carrio Faust W
Anna M.Dengler .. 33
Mary A, LafTorty 3t05
Bridget A. Burns - 2391
Carrie M. Smith - 231S
llattio Hoss 1831
LUllo 13. Phillips 1T88
Mary A. Stack 1V1
Jnmos II. Lewis w
EUaClauser
Hannah ltcesc 015
Clara Clino 010
Maggio Cavanaugh "W
Annie Mansell W)
Irene Shane S38
Sadlo Danlell 400
Jennie Hn range 200
Lizzie Leho 14!)
Lizzie O'Connoll 100
Votes polled j-osterday SIMS
Grand total 183IK
THE WORLD'S I'Alll.
Many of our peoplo are asking, "What
will it cost to see tho Columbian Exposition?'
Tho editor of the HiaiALtVs teachers' con
test has arrived at various ostimatcs upon
roliablo information which ho has gleaned.
As tho Lxposltlon grounds cover 700 acres,
containing fifty-two exposition Stto build
ings, besides tboso of foreign nations, tho
live stock exhibit and number of exhibits
which aro outside, such as Esquimau and
other villages, which may bo termed sido
shows, tweuty-ouo in number, it is not
probablo that ono person can cover tho ground
it! a day. Supposo ho can, tho itemized ac
count is as follows: Admission to grounds
and buildings, 50 cents; sido shows, $5.25;
electric boat, 25 cents; elevated railway, 10
cents; sliding railway, 10 cents; ico railway,
10 cents; luncheon, CO cents; round trip faro
from city by rail or water, 25 cents; total
47.05.
For a man of ordinary means living in
Shenandoah and who decides to devote ono
week to visiting tho Fair tho following table
of expenses is made up: Railroad (round
trip) $30; sleeping-car berth (round trip) $10;
room, $6; meals in Chicago, $9; admission to
grounds, $3; sideshows, $525; electric boats,
elevated, sliding and ico railroads, 55 cents;
one trip to and from grounds on lakostoamer,
25 cents; fivo trips on street car, CO cents;
total $01.55.
Rheumatism is quickly cured by'
Arnica and Oil Liniment.
using
lm
1'ollltK.
Fair to-night. Bobbins' opera houso.
"Green goods" don't seem to tako in town,
Beau soup and hard tack at tho Q. A. It,
fair this evening.
Camp -19, S. of V., have moved their quar
ters to Bcddall's building.
A milk team ran away this morning, up-
sotting tho wagon and spilling the milk.
A largo number of our citizens will visit
New York noxt week to witness the naval
review.
A Polish frolic on North Bowers street.
yesterday afternoon, mado it quite lively in
that neighborhood.
Post 116, O. A. It., will bo inspected by
Assistant Inspector Abbott, of Port Carbon,
on Friday evening, 28th inst.
The most intelligent of our foreign popu
lation, those nho are of a saving disposition
and hoard money, have gotten into their
heads that gold is getting scarce aud will
sooner or later command a premium, are ex
changing their paper money for the yellow
metal.
Go to the Grand Army fair to-night.
We have always said that Shenandoah was
the best "sucker" teiwu in the country aud
we still adhere to the statement. Hundreds
of dollars are being sent to Chicago and other
places every week by our hard working peo
ple who bite at tho alluring baits held out to
them.
USE DANA'S SABSAPAKILLA ,IT8
"THE KIND THAT CURES."
Commence To-nlRht.
The Grand Army fair will open to-night.
Bobbins' opera house, where it is to bo held,
has been handsomely decorated for the
occasion and the display of fancy and useful
articles "will bo very fine. The ladles havo
gono to considerable trouble in getting up
this affair and we hope to see their efforts
appreciated by a largo turnout. It will bo
continued for sevoral days.
Said a noted man of GO years, "my mothor
gave mo Downs' Elixir for coughs and colds
when I was a boy." lm
Admiral"
Delights the connoisseur. This oigarette it
not made by tho trust. For full particulars
call on or address B. La bows & Co., Maha
noy ty, Pa.
Any essay written upon the sabjeet of
Coughs and Colds should elate with the sen
slole aelvioe to use Dr. Coxe's Wild Cherry
aud Seueka.
Best work done at llren nan's Steam Lauu
iry. Everything white and spotless. Law
curtains a specialty. All work gnaiafiteed.
1'Ihuu lor Sale
A first-class new piano for sale,
galu. Must bo sold this week.
Wildo's musio store.
at a bar
Apply at
4-19-4t
ONE ON POLITICS THE OTHER
ON COURT DOINGS.
SOME VERY INTERESTING TOPICS
The OhoncoB of Wadllngor for tho
Judgeship Muldoon's Candi
dacy for County Treasuror.
County Seat Notes.
Special llBUALU correspondence.
1'OTTSvn.r.E, April 15.
fIF all signs do not fall
tno prcuicuou lu&uu iu
your columns on Thurs
day last that "thero
will bo n Kilkenny
fight wheu tho Demo
cratic convention
meets" Is just as sure'
to bo verified ns that
tho circulation of tlio
Heralp has more tlian tripled sinco tho in
auguration of its World's Fair teachers'
contest. Tho nationality, known os tho
Irish-American clement, which predominates
In tho Democratic organization of thiscounty(
aro jumping Into the melco quite lively and
when tho rows and ructions begin in earnest
it will be a Donnybrook fair with tho com
maud "Whenever you seo n head hit it"
carried out to the letter. The peoplo of this
county havo no objections to having good and
true Irishmen and the eons of lr.shmcn in
oflico. They aro entitled to thoir share, and
a very good share at that, of tho offices to bo
nominated by tho Democrats, but they are
not entitled to all by a good doal and notice
Is boing served in a very emphatic way to
tho effect that, notwithstanding this is a good
year for Democrats to stand by their ticket if
they want favors from tho Administration
tho ticket will not go tbiough if it is flavored
too highly with greens. Tho Republican
hopo is that It will bo so constituted that a
very strong protest will bo made by tho
votiug element of tho Democratic party who
arc classed tho Gcnnau-Amuricans and native
Americans, a largo majority of whom are not
Democrats for office for revenue only, but
who are such from sincerity and principle.
SHI'.NANDOAII TO THK FBONT.
This brings me to a consideration of a fow
candidate's from your town who will bo great
factors in tho coming fight and who, whothor
nominated or not, will have much to do with
framing tho ticket which will have tho load
in tho field because It will bo made by tin
p.nty in tho majority. Tho genial Harry
Muldoon, who lias hosts ot Irlenils every
where, will givo Georgo Foimcr a lively
duueo for tho Treasurership, although It lias
been tho dream of tho hitter's political life
time to fill that responsible and lucratlvo
position. Muldoon has a fund of magnetism
about him which will attract to him sup
porters wherever ho visits and, although tho
ollico ho aims for is a now nmbitation to him,
ho will come to tho convention with strength
far above tho average of a now candidate.
In order to elo this, however, ho w ill have to
kill off a fow untiring aspirants for other
ofilces in his own neighborhood so that ho
will havo tho prestige of being tho ouly
Irish-American on the ticket for a principal
office north of tho mountain. This is a deli
cate job, as Harry will find out, hut ho must
do it all tho same to win. It will not do to
have a nominee for three or four principal
ro- offices all from the same place or near it.
Then appears in the arena that war horse
in politics, James Knox Polk Scheilly, whose
beautiful, gay, blood red cauls are U be now
seen all over the county, stuck in prominent
places, where they strike terror to the heads
of other aspirants for the Prothonotary's
office,
FOR HB'S A JOI.LY GOOD FKLI.OW.
Mr. Scheirly could bo nominated for- Pro-thonotarj-
or most any other good office, if he
takes a solid notion to win and does not get
slated for the post office succession. Tbe last
named office would suit J. K. 1. S. bettor
than any other aud his claims for it would
secui to be strouger than those of any others,
especially the fellows who axe after it who
eight years ago voted for Blaine for President
against Cleveland aud now have the cheek to
ask the President to prefer one of them. It will
ho remembered that Mr. Blaine, that much
loved statesman and in his time America's
greatest statesman, carried Schuylkill county
in 1684 by 72 majority. In this Democratic
stronghold a Republieau candidate for the
highest office in the gift of the people beat
the Democratic nominee and Sheuandoah
ouly gave Cleveland !M majority that time.
Now many of tho Democrats who then
supported Blaine want to crowd suuh a man
as Mr. Scheilly to the ropes. Scheilly, who
always stood by tho ticket, no matter who
were on It. It will very soon transpire
whether Scheilly, whose name is a synonym
of Demooruoy, is going to be turned down in
his pet ambition by a lot of no-accounts who
ouly support their tioket when it suits them.
Let Mr. Soheilly have tbe post office if ho
wants it aud then there will be something
like peace once more in the ranks of your
locul Democracy.
"AND SATAN CAMS ALSO."
This sub-head has referonro to tho fallow
who came here from Shenandoah this week
and stirred up the quiescent pool into which
tbe judge fight had settled for a long rest,
and caused the same to be turbulent and
active again. We had all settled down Into a
sort of aieta after the Governor's appoint
ment of Judge Green's successor and were
oougratulatiug ourselves upon our escape for
a long time from worry aud agitation over a
I contest which will too soon come upon us liku
I a whirlpool and swalbw us up, when lo! and
I behold there appeared upon tho scene one
of your restless political pushers, who ahvnyR
wants office and is never without one, and
dijis his togs into the mess and sets it going.
The reult Is tho announcement that Judge
Weidman Is to have no walk-over in the
Deniocrnllc convention, but no less.a person
age than George J. Wadllnger, tho lrty'
nominee of 1691, Is uow a fiill-fledgeel candi
date nud, as ho has tho organisation at his
iKtck and because many of his former
opposera rogret their action in voting for his
opponent two years ngo and want to set
themselves right this time, Mr..W. will carry
off the prlzo to be given out this year, the
goal of which is a ton yours' soit on tho
bench. This timo Wadllnger will be elected
if ho gets the nomination, unless tho ticket
ho goes on is over-crowded with too many of
one nationality and tho candidates should
happen to bo mostly from ouo section. A
ticket suggests itself which would insure)
George's success beyond a question and if the
nomination of it could bo reversed by com
mencing at tho bottom ho would win both
nomination mid election :
For Judge Georgo J. Wadlingcr, Potf-
nlo.
For Treasurer H. J. Muldoon, Shenan
doah.
For Prothouotary Sol. Cleaver Kirk,
Pottsville.
For Recorder Henry Sclietlfman, Mahe
noy City.
For Register Ed. lltimmol, rinegtOvo.
For Court Clerk John Rebcr, Pottsvillo.
For Commissionor Jere. Seitzingcr, Potts
vlllo.
For Commissioner P. J. Ferguson, West
Mahanoy towiiBlilp.
For Poor Director Pierre Coudca, Port
Carbon.
And anybody at all for Auditors.
But it should bo borno in mind that t
nominate tho abovo ticket aud make it ,
winner, tho Shenandoah rost oilico nntddlo,
must bo first fixed up by agreeing on a
unanimous recommendatiou of J. K. P.
Scaeilly for tho appointment. Without this,
is done our friends, the enemy, will all bo at,
soa again. N.
ANOTHER POTTSVILLE LETTISH
Till Ouo KefurB to l'i-oce-ilhiK at the
Court.
roTTSVitLB, April 18. Tho weekly ses
sions of motipu court opened Monday morn
ing with Judges Bechtol and Weidmau ou
tho bench. Judge Bcchtcl disposed of a,
number of opinions aud then Judgo Weid
mau followed with tho reading of his opinion
on the petition to set aside tho election held
in the Shenandoah water ease, The Hkr.vi.u
was tho only paper that yesterday gave this
important opinion in full.
Judge Bcchtel disposed of the injuuetfou
prayed for by M. P. Fowler, et. al., in the
samo case The opinion was oral, following
the reasons set forth by Judgo Weidmau, and.
refused tho injunction. Thoro was rliaw
attention during tho reading of tho opinion
as those cases have aroused mu-h interest,
throughout tho county. The contest was
waged by counsel on both sides with excep
tional ability. Tho same battle, It would
seem, will bo fought in Mahanoy City. There
the Borough Council have advertised for bids
for the erection of borough water works aud
ou Monday D. C. Ilenulng and Johu W.
Ryou, Esqs., asked lor an Injunctisn to
restrain tho Council from receiving bids.
Tho court took tho papers. M. C. Roinbold
aud George W. Wadllnger, Eeqs., represent
tho borough.
The court has granted a charter to St.
Authouy's Roman Catholic Society of
Mahanoy City.
Tho ictail liquor license of B, J. Yost at
East Mahauoy Junction has been transferred
to alias Hufuagle.
Frank Luto, of Gilberton, through hfe
counsel, M. M. Burke, Esq., obtained a
transfer of the lleento of Johu Uouopka lu
Shenandoah.
The Butler township sabools imbroglio was
iu court again Monday. A bill in eqoity was
presented askiug for a role to show causa
why an iujunotiou should not issue restrain
in; certain teachers from teac&iug. An
answer was also made to the bill presented
a week ago seekiug the reinstatement of
School Director Nolan, who was "bonnoed"
by tbe majority.
By oonsent of counsel, Messrs. Beddall,
Burke aud l'omeroy, the Breen license oass
argument went over to Monday next
Attorneys Seltsai- and Sohalok exchanged
severe compliment in the argument af tbe
Dando trespass case from Shenandoah.
Application was made ou Monday for the.
transfer of the retail liquor Beeuess of
Michael Curley and William I. Debutey, of
Shenandoah. Judge Weidman took th
papers.
The Monday afternoon session of court was.
taken up with arguments for an lajuuetfcm
to restrain the erection of dynamite works
on Messer Run In Union township, and the
petition for the dissolution of the German.
Beneficial Sooiety of Girardvill. M. Ii F.
USE DANA'S SABSAPABILLA, ITS,
"THE KIND THAT CURBS."
Wanted,
To complete' files, two copies each o tin
Ivbkinq Hbbals of January 1st, 3d as4
Ith, and February 5th, A liberal price
will bo paid for the same.
Buy KoyUmt flour. Be sure that the
ante Lbwib A Back, Ashland, Pa, to ftritttetl
o every sack. S-S-Saw
Hotdermau's Iswelrv store leads, as eve.
Superior joods at 86 per ewrt. lsxw
i.qcwheni at Uoldermsc's iewiry ttoca.
QARPET BEATERS,
All Kinds, nt
Facke's Carpet Store, S. Jardin St