Do you over consider the quality o( the
food too are eating? It. may be good, it might
be bitter, purer, fresher and more wholesome.
la It not worth while to make sure that your
Tee- Codes, Sugar, llutter, Kggs, Bploes and
Innumerable other groceries are of the beat
quality? There Is nueh a trifling difference In
tbe price of the best and the worst that It cer
tainly does not pay to buy the worst, ovon on
the Mm ground of suppoted economy.
The best Is always the cheapest, because the
HMt satisfactory and durable, nnd the very
feast of everything in tho grocery line Is kept at
Corv Centre and White Sts.,
HIIBNANDOAII, PA.
THIRD EDITION
THE CLOSING DAYS
Of the World's Columbian Kxpotltlon.
l,t Iiownito Excursion.
This Is tho last month of tho groat Colum
bian Exposition, an American exhibition
whioh eclipses tho efforts of all nations, past
and present and Saturday, tho 21st, marks
trie end of tho popular low-rnto coach excur
sions of tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company
to the World's Fair City. The extensivo
patronage bestowed on all provious trips of
this character and the universal verdict of
former participants that tho Pennsylvania
Ballroad Company carries by far tho greatest
number and tho host class of peoplo, thor
oughly attest tho genuino worth of tho
feoilitiee to bo enjoyed on this route. These
tacts, coupled with tho fortunate and entire
immunity from accident of any kind thus
tar, and the completeness nnd dispatch with
which this traflie has been handled, placo tho
Standard Railroad in tho enviable position
which it proudly claims of being tho best,
safest, and quickest routo to tho West.
All who can do so are advised to visit this
stupendous show, as it is highly improbablo
that another of ite Immense maguttudo will
be seen by tUs peoplo of this generation, and
the enormous multltudo of wonderful and
awe-inspiring sights collected thcro must bo
seen to bo appreciated.
Tho roinarkablo rato of $18 from Now
York and f 17 from Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and Washington, and correspondingly low
rates from other points on tho vast system,
will apply for tho last time on tho duto nbovo
mentioned. The excursion will start from
3few York atO.OO and Philadelphia at 11:30
. m. A section will leave Washington at
10:15 and Baltimore at 11:10 a. m., connect
ing with tho regular sections at Harrisburg.
Tickets will also bo sold from principal in
termediate stations, passengers from stations
not located on tho main lino taking regular
trains to noarest point of connection with tho
special.
fiavo you tried McElhonny's fried oysters?
A IirK" Audience
A larzo audience greeted "Tho Ivy Leaf"
t tho Academy of Music last night. Tho
Oav wbu seen in Charleston last year. It is
one of thoso picturesque Irish dramas in
yrhleh ample opportunity is afforded tho
ingera and dancers and bagpipo players to
exhibit thoir skill. Charleston, (S. 0.,)
WotUl, Oilober 8, 1889. At Ferguson's theatre
to-night.
Tot a mild cathartic and efficient tonic, nee
ntar'a Mamlinko Bittors. Every bottle
warranted, lm
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I.lbr.irv Notice.
AH persons having books out of tho Pub- tally hurt.
lie Library will please return samo at onco
The library will be open for tho return of
Wik from 8 a. m. to 0 ti. m and from 7 to
o'clock oaeh ovoning this woek. The pub
lie will noto that tho library has been rc'
moved from tho Iliub school building to tho
new Centre and West street building.
Fbank IIanna,
J0.17-Gt Librarian
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
Mr. Morgan Ilenews 1IU Attncks on the
tw York Hnnntor,
AVasmnotoh, Oct. 10. Yesterday's sen-
tton of the sennte lasted from 10 n. m. un
til Sil5 p. m., wlion another recess win
taken. The main object of these recesses,
Instead of reKular adjournments, Is to out
off the time for morning business, which
may be extondod to two Lours. The de
bate on the repeal bill did not touch tho
bill at all, except incidentally. t pro
gressed first on Jlr. Dolph's motion to
nmend the Journal of Monday, which nf tcr
a couple of houra was laid on the tablo by
a vote of 45 to , nnd then, on a like mo
tion by Mr. Teller, because his own name
did not appear on tho Journal, he having:
been present nt n roll cnll nnd not bavins
answered. Thcro wore mnny interesting
and excltlni? Interlocutory atntoments
made. Mr. Morgan was more tbnn usunlly
bitter in his attacks upon Mr. Hill, whom
lie spoke of as nn astute politician who
Would fly back nnd forth like a weaver's
shuttle, nnd aguln, nn one of those who
rose d the surfaco like bubbles on a staff-
nnnt pool and exploded, leaving behind
onlymephltio odors. Mr. 1 1 11 1 took no no
tice of these attacks upon him, but after
wards got Into a colloquy with Senator
Daniel, in which ho declared, with much
emphasis (tho remark being received with
great npplause), that, if the presiding ofll
cor agreed with him, the bill would pass
in spito of all obstructions.
The only Incident of note in tho house
wns n personnl controversy between
Messrs. Geary of California, and "Warner
of New York, over the New York and New
Jersey bridge bill. It was a question of
veracity, and both gentlemen were rather
excited, but tho speaker wns firm in .pre
serving order, and the gentlomcn became
calmed. Uic bill was passed.
DEATH OF LUCY STONE.
The Veteran Wnninii Suffragist Succumb
to n Protracted Illnu.fl.
IJosTON.Oct. 10. Mrs. Lucy Stone Black-
well, tho well known woman sulTrnKist.
died last nluM at her home In Dorchester,
after a protracted
illness, aged about
DO. Yenrs ago Mrs.
BInckwell was one
of tho best known
female lecturers in
the United StatoR,
and for years was
a regular attend
ant at presidential
nominating con
ventions, always
speaking eloquent
ly for the oause to
which she bad
given thobestyears
Mrs. ULACKWELL. of her life. As a
lecturer she ronkod with Mrs. Julia Ward
Howo and Anna Dickinson In the lattcr's
palmiest days, and was always in demand
for lecture courses. She wns not heard no
often as Miss Dickinson, however, ns she
devoted much tliuo to literature. She was
host known, by her maiden narne, Lucy
Stone.
rdnnsylviHiln Synod in Hes.lon.
Eabton, Pa., Oct. 10. The synod of
Pennsylvania, which opened hero this
morning, is composed of 34 presbyteries,
with 1,016 ministers, 4,882 elders, 1,185
churches and 181,000 communicant mem
bers at last recounts. Tho congregations
raised in 1802 8,350,000 for ongregatlonal
expenses, $835,000 for miscellaneous ob
jects, $205,000 for home missions, $214,000
for foreign missions, and over 8200,000 for
other oburob work. The ofllcerjj are Hev.
William C. Cook, D.D., of Wheeling, W.
Va moderator; Hov. Robert Hunter, of
Philadelphia, vice moderators Hev. James
Roberts, D.D., of Colwyn, stated dent;
Rev. John J. Buroaw, D.D., Krving's
Mills, permanent clerk, and John II. Watt,
Philadelphia, treasurer.
POLITICAL. POINTS.
Chairman Gilkyson predicts a Republican
majority In this stato of no loss than 50,000,
It may reach 100,000,
Governor McKlnley continuos to address
Immense mass meetings. Tho peoplo are
aroused and a big voto will bo polled In Ohio
noxt mouth.
Charles Emory Smith, who llko all other
mugwumps has an abiding hatred to Senator
Cameron, is now conniving to uso tho Union
Loaguo,'of Philadelphia, to drop on tho Sen
ator on tho financial question. It is likely
that tho Lcaguo, when it meets, will docldo
to imitate tho oxamplo of tho Texas man,
who got rick by minding his own business.
IT FITS, DOESN'T IT?
THE DIVISION OF TIME (Old Version).
Eight Hours Rest.
Eight Hours Recreation.
Eight Hours Work.
THE DIVISION OF TIME (Democratic
Rovislon of 1803.)
Eight Hours Rest
Eight Hours Recreation.
Eight Hours Looking for Work.
Al'TBR LAST PAI.L,
A llttlo bo; ollmbed an old man's knee.
Hogged for a reason, "Do, papa, please ;
"Why are you gloomy, Idle, alono t"
Have you no work, but staying at homo 1"
"I bad a good Job, last year, you know,
Why I have none now, child, you saallknow ;
List to my stor7 : Urover, feat fall,
I helped to oleot him ; Idle, that's all."
cnonus.
Alter the vote w taken, after the change bad
come,
Alter the factories dosing, after tho wheels
were dumb ;
Many a heart was aching if you could, read
them all,
Many a homo wbb darkened, alter last fall.
llright wero the prospects, clouds not In sight,
Happy 9ur homes wore, from morn till night ;
Then came the tempter, Bpoko soft and low.
Fooled us poor workers, bow, I don't know.
When we awakened towbqt we bad done,
Factories were Idle, mills could nt run.
Down they all closed, pet, endod, that's all,
Just as ur work was, alter last fall.
"Long months have passed, child, no work to'
do,
Althougrl'vo sought It, for motherand you :
No work to give mo, tried to oxplain,
They could not help It, pleadings are vain ;
I knew tho reason, after 'twas done,
I helped to close up factories that ru ;
That's way I'm idle, no work at all,
I lost my job, pet, after last fall."
Elwoop, IND. Myron D. iV. Jones.
Suicide iu it Chlcnno Hotel.
CniCAGO, Oct. 10. Three montns ago B.
II. Wallace, assistant ticket agent of the
Pennsylvmln railroad at Broad street sta
tion, Philndf Iphla.arranged with the man
agement in tho Philadelphia hotel for
quarters for himself and brido for the
present week. He arrived alone, and yes
terday his dead body was found floating
in a bnth tub. he havlna drowned himself.
Pictures of a young woman found in WaU
the missing woman for whom hp arranged
rooms three months ago. No clew to Juer
Identity oan bo found.
Fell with a lSrlUco.
OTTUMWA.In., Oct. 10. Whllo a number
of men wero working on a bridge across the
Des Moines river tho old span gavo way
and fell to the bottom of the river. Ed
Thompson was instantly killed, and Mlko
Murphy, John Fallon and Jim Collins fu-
Neurly a dozen laboring men
weie injured.
Strikers Wreck a Rftlilnce
Lokdos, Oct 19. The strikers at Hay-
dock, nonrSt. Helens, in Lancashire, sus
pecting tnnc tncro were men at work In
vans & Co.'s colliery, assembled to the
number of several thousand, and made an
nttnek with stones upon tho nolice nuard'
inc tho colliery. Tho mounted police tOoro
called upon for assistance, and the rioter)
were dispersed aft,cr several persons had
been severely Injured. ' Tho noting was!
renewed later in tho day, and tho mo'b
completely wrecked tho colliery feremau's
residence.. 1
USE DANA'S SAESAPABILLA, its
"THE KIND THAT CURES."
Chorus Girl Mathers.
According to a report which reached town
to-day two chorus girls of "The Little
Tycoon" company, now touring this region,
lave soit snaps on two Mahanoy City dudes
who are following them from town to town,
The bearer of tho report says he got wind of
it at Tamaqua.
rin.nl for l'nylng In Storn Orders.
BmiiOETON, N. J., Oct. 10. In court hero
the Cumberland Gluss Manufacturing
company was found guilty of paying an
employe's wanes in store orders, the com
pany having deducted a bill contracted nt
its store. Tho court fined the company
$5. The case will be taken to a higher
court.
Fathflr, Sou nnd Daughter Aipliyxlated.
Chicago, Oct. 10. Three persons named
Sternbloth from Hampden, O., father,
aged GO years; a daughter, 91, and n son,
10, lost their lives in tho Ralsor hotel, a
World s fair structure, through their ig'
norance of gas and gas fixtures, having
been asphyxiated.
KdHoc Module's Condition Critical.
Philadelphia, Oct. 10. The condition.
of A. K. McCluro steadily grows worse,
nnd it is not believed that ho can much
longer withstand the strain upon his sys
tem. The patient is delirious, and it is
now said that in addition to his other alL
monts Bright's disease has developed.
Ituco Riot lit a Dunce.
Chicago, Oct. 19. At a Polish danco at
Whiting, hid., a gang of uninvited Ital
ians forced their way into tho hall. Thoir
presence created a saco riot, in which one
Polo was killed, two latany injurou ana
ten of the other participants on both sides
soverely wounded.
American Fugitive Captured In Havana.
HAVANA, Oct. 19. Inspector Solano, of
the police force here, an ested an Aiuorlcan
named Hodges, who is wanted by the
American authorities for a crimo commit
ted in Jacksonville, Fla. Hodges came to
Havana on tho steamer Mascotte.
Fried oysters a specialty
at McElhenuy's
9-12-tf
l'lowchen ltecoverlng.
Nicholas Plowchen, tho Hungarian who
was slashed with a carving kulfo in tho First
ward on Sunday night, is reoovoring from the
iniur. Joseph Bftthista, tho assailant, is
sill at 'large.
Arniea & Oil Liniment is equally good for
and beast 35 and 50 cents per bottle.
File Copies Wanted.
Two copies eaoh of tho Evenino Herald
at Aug. 10 and Sept. 10 wanted to complete
Alg, A liberal price will be paid for same.
Obituary.
Mrs. Mary Parker died yesterday at tho
isridoncn of her son, Lanoe, 413 West Cherry
faut Mm. Parker was the widow ofl
Jtebert Parker. She was a victim of paralysis
wad had been almost helpless for years.
Hare you tried MoElhenny's fried oysters?
JSy Keyitone flour. Be sure that the
miuBA T.wwrn &. Baek. Ashland, Pa- is
Drill kid on very sack. 8-3-3taw.
Hour in 511ml.
i A. Rally's is the plaoe to gat the
t wines and lUioori. best beer and ales
ad Anaat brands of el earl. 10-16-tf
Blore Kugllsh Miners Resume.
Londok, Oot. 10. The Blrley colliers at
Sheffield, employing 2,800 men, reopened
this morning. The old rato of wages will
be paid. The mine owners will meet the
men with an independent chairman to
discuss the Justice of the proposed reduc
tion.
Diractum'n marvelous Mile.
Nasiiville, Oct. 19. Monroe Sails
bury's Directum lowered hU own record
by IV seoonds at Cumberland park, and
at the same time made the fastest tlmu
ever trotted in a race. The time by quar
ters was; .08; 1.08K; 1.31; 2.03)X.
Clubbed to Heath.
Lancaster, Pa.. Oct. 19. James Hen-
n-lngs, of Christiana, aged f6, who lately
inherited a fortune from Ireland, went to
Compassvill., Chester county, and became
involved in a drunken row, during which
he was clubbed to death.
frbU oysUrs a spelly
at
MoF.lbnny's
9-12-tf
aive Away,
Far sixty days Eeagikf, tho photographer'
tiU give a 10x18 pUUnom pletare with every
Pennsylvania Defeats X-altlgli.
Bethlehem, Pa., Oct. 10. The Univer
sity of Pennsylvania won yesterday's foot
bull gam from Lehigh by the score of 33
too.
The Weather.
Fair, followed by increased cloudiness
slightly warmer.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Yale defeated Amherst at football yes
terday by H to 0.
The paid admissions at the World's fair
yesterday were 8v9,lHl.
GTh soore in the Koberts-De Oro pool
Biatoii at Maw Xonc now atanus: ue uro,
411: Kobe, titt.
A dUpatok from Antwerp says there is
no truth in the report that cholera has
broken out afresh in that city.
At the Salem oounty (N. J.) Demoeratio
fonveaUou held here Mobert uwynue, Jr.
was nominated for senator, William
piver for a&seniblyuian and Charles W,
MISCELLANEOUS.
IriOH BALK. Nino sharos Hohuylklll Trac-
tlon stock. Apply at this office. 8-tMf
Dail2i!?s in Bargains!
WANTED. Copies of tho Evknino IlErur.u
of Aug. IBandHept. 10.
T OHT. A square, black Intaglio woteh charm.
j Finder will be sultnblv rewarded bv re
turning samo to Dr. I). J, Langton. 10-17-3t
1011 HALK. A National typewriter In per
feet condition. Will be sold chean for
cash. Apply at this office. 9-il-tt
POLITICAL.
VOTE FOR
JOHN P. MARTIN
Dives, Pomeroy
and Stewart's,
-ron-
COMMISSIONER
VOTE FOR
-FOB-
CONTROLLER.
VOTE FOR
&E0R&EF0LMER
Of Slicnuudoali,
-VOK-
TREASURER.
VOTE FOR
-FOR-
COMMISSIONER
fl
Xour liurned to Death.
Dresden, Oct. 19. The "Zur Woia-
Bchlucht" restaurant at Bautzen, thirty'
one miles from this city, was burned,
Four persons lost thoir lives in the flames
and several were Injured.
Appointed to a Judgeship.
Harribburci. Oct. 19. John D. Embick,
of Lebanon, has been appointed associate
iudse of Lebanon oounty by Governor
FattUon to succeed Adoipuus lteinoem,
deceased.
Lane's Family Medicine Moves the Rowels
Each day. Most people need to uso it.
At the Theatre.
Will S. ElBlne. who created tho part of
AMn Barry in "Tho Little Tyooon" when
the opera was done at the Temple theatre,
Philadelphia, will appear In tho performance
at Ferguson's theatre to-morrow evening.
October 20th,
Have you any form of Eheumatio disease
If so, a bottle of the genuino imported
Anohor Pain Exneller is the happy rolief.
Try it and be convinced. S5 and BO cents
bottle, at 0. II. Hagenbuch, F. P. D, Kirlln,
J. II. Ilillan, and other druggists. Jt
"An Irishman's Luck" is a genuine laugh
producer.
Coming Invents.
Nov. 14. Annual supper of English Bap
tiet church in Bobbins' opera bouse.
Nov. 30. Oyster roast in Bobbin' opera
house, under the auspices of the Vestry of
All SeJnte' P. E. church.
A Happy Man
la be who neee Ited mac Oil for nheqraatlsm
, Toouiaejie ana Quranic pan
jenla. Ked Flag
SeurabrUO
-withnAhn uriri ohrnnln riAinS.
t remedy wiiteh cures every time.. Try It
lenls. ited Flat: oil u sola at r. r. u.
It's
as.
Kir-
VOTE FOR
C, MATTM
-FOR-
REGISTER.
VOTE FOR
-FOR-
POTTSVIXjLE, spa.
Constantly we hear business men from other towns say
ing, "l can t see now they sell goods so cheap at Dives, .Pome
roy & Stewart's. They sell goods at retail cheaper than I
can buy them at wholesale."
Quantity and Small Margins,
fin8wero Thio Question.
Our big store is the place to get the most for your money.
Try it and see what a large amount of goods you can buy for
dollar.
At Our Millitiery Department
You cau get a now hat of tho latest style at almost any price. Hats
to suit all in price as well as In style. You can't find a larger or
better assortment of the inlllluery art than what wo have.
IN "WTELAPS We are at tho top, too, with all the leading and latest man
ufactured goods. Ladles', misses' and children's coats, capes and
circulars at surprisingly low prices. A vast amount have been sold,
but new goods are received daily. Bo come at any time and we will
be glad to serTe you.
We always have bargains at this department, but now we have something
special. A lot of all-wool Zebra Cloth, 64 inches wide, for 30c. These goods
cost the Importer ninety cents, but ho needed funds and we bought the job for
cash at great reduction.
A lot of 40-Iuch all-wool Serges for 33c a yard. This material is worth
your notice before 'tis too late.
Another lot of 3G-inoh Camel's Hair Efl'ect Cloth at 17c. Your early at
tention Is needed to see these goods, as they will go very quickly.
DUES, POMEROY & STEWART
5 and 7 North Centre Street,
C. GEO. MILLER, Manager. POTTSlTSEaEalS,
PA.
Replenish Your Stock oL
Household Utensils!
AT this season of the year there is always something needed. Window
Shades, Skirt Boards, Tube and Boilers, Coffee Mills, Mirrors, Flour
Cans, Bread Boxes, Bread Pans, Drip Pans. Roast Pans, Coal Hod3, Oil Cans,
Cake Griddles, Wallle Irons, Sad Irons, Picture Easels, etc, etc. Our line of
Tinware includes everything needed in housekeeping,
G3EYIN, DUNCAN & WAIDLEY'S.
3 JSKoruLtla. JMLtxVtx Jt3?oot.
AMUSEMENTS.
oraty Treasurer
3Tox Eh. ITeat a.3xd. Clean.
CHAS. DERR'S SHAVING PARLOR,
Ferguson House block.
Evervthlnc In tho tonsorlal line done In first
class style. Everything neat and clean.
Jnst openod in tlio Egan Building,
No. 8 East Centre strcot, a full lino
of Fall and Wlntor Mlllln&ry.
jrKUGUBON'S THEATRE.
V. 1, FEUaESON, MANAGER.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19th.
W. H. Tower's Company,
Presenting the Picturesque Irish Drama,
THE IW LEAF I
........Headed by........
The Homantlo Irish Actor,
MR. SMITH O'BRIEN.
"A tribute to tho worth and dignity
of Irish character."
A grand scenlo production Introducing i
load of scenery. The best Irish reel am
Miss Annio Morrison,
SHENANDOAH, PA,
-piEnauaoN's theatre.
V, J. ITJEllUUHUfl, HAHAUnn,
ONE NIGHT ONLY !
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25.
THE CLEVER COMEDIAN,
..Stephen XVlalcjr.
AV'lll appear In Will II. Power's
Musical Farce Comedy,
in Irishman's Luck !
Kvery thing New! New Songs. New Dances,
Hra Un.ln TJw Hnacialties. New Comnany,
A Ilery of Pretty Qfrli and a Oyolone of Pun,
vnnfelnff In all an. at til A beat Comedy Colli'
Denies traveling. Under the management of
Will u. rower.
Prices, 25, 35 and 50 Cents
Reserved seats at ICIrlln's drug store.
a car
scenery. The best Irish reel ana Jifr
dancers In America. A cenuine lrisu riDer,
Bee tho Eagle's flight. An Eagle oarrles a Live
Child In Its talons. Hear the famous Ivy Leaf
Quartette In choice selections of Irish melodies,
I'llICKSt 23. 35 nnd so CcntH.
Reserved seats on sale at Klrlln's drug store.
pEUGUSON'S THEATRE.
P. J. rJEHUUBUn, HADAUEHi
ONE TllNEFUl. MIGUT1
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1893.
Willard Spencer's
Fascinating Comic Opera,
The
Little Tf coon!
....Will bi sung with the Dlggest and Heat
Company yet. the Company's own Novel
and Ploturesque Scenery, Magnificent
uo turtles, pienaia Accessories anaaym
PBony quintette urenestra, inaKiae 11
the most important musical and fashion
able event of the season.
Notwithstanding the Great Kxpense of this
Company tho prices will remain unchanged.
Prices. 25, 50 and 75 Cents,
Reserved scats at Klrlln's drug store.
RETT 16' S
Seer and Porter.
T AM AGENT for the
-1- Chas. Bettig's Cele
brated Beer and Porter In
this vicinity, also Bergner
& Engel's celebrated India
Pale Ales and Old Stock.
Orders will receive prompt
attention. Finest brands
of Liquors and Cigars.
SOLOMON HAAK-
120 South Mam Street.
Elegance
Stationery.
You are oarefal about your writing paper, of
courso nothing shows good breeding more
cieany man correct correspondence.
But your little notes to "the butcher, the
', the canaie-sticic maiter," no not neea to
baker,
be on such Une quality-paper as your epistles
to menus, x ou can save money mere oy using
our cheaper grades of paper and envelopes.
The best Is here also the next best. Uoth
correct In every way.
HOOKS & BROWN,
No. 4 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Fa
Russet Shoe Laces S
to-
Russet Shoe Dressing
AT THJC 01
LEATHER STORE
io ""ov. Ooutro est.,
JOHN D. TRESUSE.
9
doten of hJj 3 cabinets.
lln'surng Htore,
A mltnu &ir AZiurlir.