The SHENANDOAH. PA.. FJUDAY. FJ5J3KCAHY 23. 1894. VOL. 3X.-NO 58. ONE GENT ' Evening H xlERALD. -Seel Bloom ! Furniture of every variety and price. Many specialties worth columns of description and praise. But we only have room to mention a few things. Chamber suits, $20 up ; rug parlor suits, $40 up. All other goods cut down at same rate. J.P.WILLIAMS&SOto Correspondence on Political and Other Matter. The Elements Opposing ahomeir May Possibly Comblae on Kucb For tlm Wellington Offloe llrmnm Tfants Hand I,.. c Would Prefer it. Comincnioralion of WASHMS BIRTHDAY!. An extraordinary example nf what human skill can produce In weaving textile fabric am be seen on exhibition in our window all this week. This is a copy of fitusrt's famous portrait of Gcotge Washington, woven entirely on the loom without printing or touching up of any sort. It almost shakes one's cred ulity to bo told that tho work is entirely tho result of the weaver's skill. Yet, such is the fact. This marvel, which was one of tho sensations of Chicago. Is composed of fiOO.OOO 111 rends of silk made on a Jacquard pattern whicli required !ifi,000 cards, and which took tho labor of some of tho best experts in tho world, using tho finest appliances of Lyons, two and ono-half years to produce It cot $8,000 to make this masterpiece It is really a workol art, and as such is worthy of the closest study. H7" lie. no v .1. "AX-: Oa- i. A iiU-llO ixoi .n 111. 11 LI Shenandoah, Pa Water Sets 58 eta Double Hair Curlers 5 cts 25c Brooms 20 eta Initial Slioll Tumblers. . . .5 cts. Kid ITair Curlers 5 etc Shell Tumblers, plain ... .8 cts. Window Shades, big values aud at all prices Gold Decorated Toilet Sets. People etty they are lovely and at rest Bouable iiguie We can suit a slender puree as well as a tat one. Successor to biR'riN, OUKCAH 4 WAIDLEY. 8 South Mt in Street. Big Drive in Muslins 5 to 20 cents. Indigo Blue Prints, 5c. per yard. Lancaster Ginghams, 5e, Hosiery, trom ten to Ulty cents, lor men, women and children Chenille Covers at Less than Cost. Pur Mufls from 87c to $ 25. from $1.00 upwards. Pur Capes below coat. Coats J04-6 West Centre Street. a ia-5 T "B v-er, MAHANOY CITY, PENNA. M. P.' CONRY, Alonongaliclu whiskey COc a t(t. I'lirn rv wlilsknv. XX SI n nt Fiuo Old Jiourbon, XXX $1 25 u ql. Wuperinr IJInch berry JSnuuiy.... $1 n it. y Kuporior Cognac llrnndy $l.L',r a tjt. imported Jiimuicu ituin jsi.To a tit. kid! 31 South Main St. LiauorStore VUENGLING'S Stock anil KreBh Alo, Draught Porter ami Wieuur llnr. - Hest brands of 5o Cigars and all kinds ot Ton iterance Drinks. LOOK HEBE ! SONSRBSSIONAL PISHT I P. O 8. OP A. GATHERING The im A SPECIAL DRIVE in Fine TABLE SYRUPS. A strictly puro sugar syrup, good body, light color and tine flavor, ut 0 cents. Finer goods at 8 and 10 cents. DON'T FOBGETl Our Pine Large Blue Raisins, four pounds for 25c. Now Currants, eight poundB for 25c. Pine French Prunes, three pounds for 25c. Extra Large French Prunes, two pounds lor 25e. Now Lima Beans, six poundR for 25c. Florida Orange?. Largo, sweet and juiej 25 conts per dozen. .California Evaporated Fruits. Poncho, Pitted Plums, White Nectarines, Ikrtlott Pours, 2 lb, lor 25c. CHOICE GOODS. Our line Cieamory and Dairy Butter. Fancy Bloater Mackerel. Strictly Puro Lard. Fancy New Orleans Molasses. Minnesota "Daisy" Flour. Special HmtA!.I correspondence. POTT8VII.LE, Fob. 22. Somo of the po 1- ticlaus down hore are at sea as to tho prob able outcomo of tho Republican Legislative couvention in this district, owing to tho largo number of candidates. They cannot understand how it is there are so many in the field and suspect that some mischief maker, who hopei to hecomo a candidate, has brought the flock in the Hold. That may be true, hnt it does not alter tho situation. The men hi ready natnod and others to follow have made up their tuiuds to make astart and get on tho list for luture recognition should they bo uu fortunate enough to get knocked out this time. Whoever tho three candidates may he, in tho light of tho recent Kepublican sweep, they will havo a walk over. From present apiicarancos. tho leading can didates for Assembly are Soth Ormo, St Clair, Ucorgo culver, ''on uarbou; w. E Herring, t'alo Alto; UN wnuman, Schuylkill uaven. anil w. jtamsey rotts, rottavme. The Democrats aro very backward in an nouueing themselves, but oven when the proper time arrives there will not be many of them In tho Mold 1 have not heard ativ of them mentioned for the Assembly from tins district. Some ouo started a rumor acre yesterday thar. Air. 1'otts was only pretemllng he was candidate to scare ofl somebody else. If tbo party who started tho rumor wants to iceepiita sKiu whole nan better keep out ot Air. 1'otts road, llo Is a csnddato aud believes he will win. The splendid victory in tho state and county has put more lifo Into tho prospective candidates lor exmgress anil an scttvo cum paigu for the nomination will soon begin. Do not be surprised if It. II. Koch. Esq , is picked upon by tho elemouts opposed to Hon. Jiilii) i onoencr. jion u .s. isrnniiu nss opctuy declarel that ho wants the nomination and Hon. S. A. Losch has said that he would rather have it than a Mate ntlico. He knows that In Co n fir cm ho would have more chances to distinguish himself aud making his power felt, but tho trouble is ho cast too many lines, or, rather, has too many irons in tho nro and can't Keep activo enough to pre vein wioui oeuig burned. I hern is no use being hoggish. It won't work In this county while thero is plenty of good material lying annum loose I see tho Journal lias addressed an open letter ror perusal uy the urauu juryurgliii: the indictment of Controller Severn and tho County Commissioners, alleging that they furnished ballots for the election that were not printed accoiding to law aud illegal The matter savors dlsuatlugly of vindic tiveness aud tho $3,000 beauties aro only making themselves more ridiculous in the eyes of tho pooplo. Mahanoy City is meeting with considerable euccoea in its efforts to havo the'noit meeting or the tirnnil Army Department lincanipinent held thero. I never could uuderstaLd wy I'ottavillo never tried to got tho encampment hore. It would pay tho hotel and business men, and it is not too late for an effort in that direction. Who started the silly report that Chairman Whitohouse and Secretary Losch aro entitled to credit for the Grow victory in Schuylkill t une ot tho newspapers or this place says they did it on a still hunt. I havo reason to be liovo that Whitohouse and Lotch were on a Biill hunt recently, but that they brought about the Grow victory I no more boliove than that they discovered America, and no one who kept trace ot the politics or this county for tho past few months can believe it. The report is all right so far as the still hunt goes. Notice. Any sulwcribcr who fails to roeoivo the Evening Usual!) is retpectfully requested to notify the main oflicc, on East Coal street. or the branch ofilce, Keese's auction rooms, on Wert Centre utreet. People who wish to become suloriber and have not been called upon by the solicitors will please leave their names at either of the plates above men tioned. Owing to a change in the earrior system of tho KvrcuNa Hhbald it baa become necessary to nmku a now canvas of all the routes. In deiug this the cauvaiuers sometimes mias somo of tho old sutujrlbcra, The publisher will feel grateful to any who will render asaittance In remedying any such discrepancies. A Little Twisted. The Shenandoah correspondent of tho l'ottsville Republican is in error when ho says: "The Schuylkill Traction Company has been taking every opportunity lately to state that it will not tulorata any or Its employ n to meddle iu politics. Some one in power should have kept his ojsi on this town during the last few days and thoy would have cause to say lees about the matter. Of course, it will ! In order ow, since the election is over, to make another 'display of trumpets' that 'we are not in polities."' Tne Traction Com ny has not attempted to abridge tbo political rights of any of its euployea so fur as we have been ablo to uc!je from aaythlug it has done, or an nounced. It has, however, repeatedly stated that it would uot allow polities to Influence the appointment or removal of auy employes, which Is a horse of a color different from tho one the correspondent is attempting to drive. llo aud See Jt. Keagey, tho photographer, $3.00 baiguin. Go and see It. Union letting of the l.ocut Cumpt Trove Very Suocrsrul. Asannouncodinourla.it Issus, Iho mem bers of the tlireo local oaiups of tho P. O 8 of A. partlclted in ino of tho most pleasant and social gatherings yet held under the auspices ot that nrgaulcation The meeting wa held last night In the c..jr lodgo room f Camp 206. The moetlng wu presided o er by R II Morgan, who made a few appro priate remarks, being followed hv a recitation by Lewis Lehc, Jr., entitled, "Yearnlm) for (lore." A. 0. Morgan favored the andleno with a song and I!. E. Dengler talked upon "Our Oovetnment." The speaker traced the history of the country from the time of the discovery up to the present day. and In a forcible manner pointed out tho dangers that Ho In the way of our future progress Jam"' raMoraon snng lhe Pardon unit too l.aie. andwMfollowwlbyF.il. Hopkins, Jr, in comical recitation. I'rof. J. W. Cooper ad dressed the members upon "Oar Public fcliooK" Ho handled tbo subject iu a masterly manner, and wis attentively listened to by thoso yrosnnt. This proved one of the moat interesting features of the cvealng. W. A. Koagov als J read a paper of much Imiiortance, and was followed by a solo br H. I. turner. II . Hew gavo an address upon "Patriotism," and the ordor'a Position on the political questions 01 mo uay Has explained ny IJ J. Vest, mo Biugiug oi tbn closing ode ondtd tho evenings enter tainment so far at tho literary and mislcal mrt was coucornwl. During tho OToniug the program was ltilcrspomid with light refresh meuts, and at tho oloea thosoprescnt Indulged iu a Havana cigar. HARD TIMES PRICES. tflent Coiif iKtinient of Groceries Vrnm Kntlirtnrt, ot Aahlatut, A car load of goods received from N. 1'. Ilothcrinel, agont, of Ashland, Pa., will and nust bo sold within ten days and I havo taken an extra room In Itobblns' building opposite my regular place, to close out the stock. Look at somo of thn nrlcei. Grami lated sugar, 14 cuta pound: .lava nolle. 23 oenu; best raisins, 5 cents; 10 ilifl'ereut klndh of teas (Oolong, English llriAtfast, Gun povder, etc.) 25 cents: 2 big bara of tho heal soap, 2T cents; New Orleans molasses, 8 to 10 cent per quart; host white vinegar, :i cents; an kiuiu oi canned goods at hair price; glass ware, queensware and willow ware, scales, piper bags, oil tank, mohiases spigots, desks. show caiea aud other articles used In a groce-T store, at low pneea. reus and beans, lies' goods, cents per quart. Also a lot of tin ware, meat cutters and tobacco cutters. A lot of drcM goods, ribbon, muslins, and a lot of other goods too numerous to ment'on Jiemeiiibcrl this sale will laotonlv Im du.Vh tiling your pitchers and baskets to get them fided for little money. Ilese's Auction and Commission House, 31 Vsf Outre street, Uougherty building, Shenandoah, I'. , 2 23 3t Klertluii K lioen. "Tho people have spoken." Yep, hut tie Democratic uingrem won't heed it. It is itui the Hoplo'a boily. 'Tho worklngme n have shown their hands agtinst tho Wilson hill." True, but that will not prevent Cleveland and hia party irom t wiring uown ins pillars ol protettlou Tho state returns aro still Growing. Grow returns to the tceno of his earlier life with a magnificent majority and he will lie round on tho tide or ireedom nuu pro tection. "White was mado ARnoclate Justlco of the Supreme Court Iicohiiso of his religion ISnsh I Uh Toland has a way of getting rid ot obstructionists. His appoiritmaut af White is a left handed conipliinuut. The Suorem Uourt bench til lhe United states Is a living tonih and tho men who go on it are never heard of again In politics. The vote in the Sooonil ward Tufoday last was tuo largoei IKineu ror several yearf. considerably larger than that polled at the last general election. If the independent voter will continue doiug his duty as well us hn did mi Tuoeday day tho imitators ot Now York's lViuiniany Hall chiefs will soon realire that they have lost their snp. If some of tho voters had had n hotter understanding of the liopnhlictn ballot Grow would have had a majority In Shenandoah. Jumped the It ills. Hpeelal to the Hiiulii, Fr.AfKVii.LK. Feb. 231 Six cars of a loaded ooal train deacending tho gra.lo on the Philadelphia and Beading Jul I road, between Frackvlllo and Morris Junction, early this morning, j limited from the traok and thn wreckage was so much scattered that all traffic over that part of the road was Mopped for tovoral hours. The travel of two iMSien ger and five coal trains waa delayed. A number of Shenandoah people who atartfcd for Philadelphia this morning mliwed eon ructions by reason of the delay and returned to to u. 1CIAL C01I All the County Returns Were Computed Yesterday. SETTLED WITHOUT DELAY A Petition to Ilntn the ltd urns of One Election District Altered Waa I'renenlf il, I'ut tlin Court Drelclrd It Did Not Onn taln Siillkleut I'neti. There are no uew developments in connec tion with tho Shenandoah elections, hut there I may hw wnne at a meeilni which it Is under stood the members of the CltlMne' partv in- tereated will hold tonight Tho Hemocrats re defiant aud some of thm have declarod that a contest hy tho Citizens' nartv will re sult ill favor of the other. Legal advice ha leen taken by tho rati let ho favor a contest and it is stated upon pretty reliable authority that if means can he devised to raise funds to defray the cost the returns of the Fourth and Fifth wards will be mnteated. It was stated to day tint the oiienee will ho $500. Tho nlllelat count of tho votes cast in "schuylklll county on Tursdav laat for Cm grcMman at Larso was corcluded at Polls vlllo la'e Thiir'dav afternoon In the presence of Jndgea nechtel and Weidtnan. Purina tho count a petition was presented setting forth thst fifteen vote had not been counted In Curran's district. Nor'vealan township, lint tho court decided there was nothing in tho petition to warrant it In a-ting. This was the only objection made. Tho other votoa shown by lhe official count and not enumerated In tbo table below were Morrow, Prohibition cindidsto for Congrem man.at.Largn. 97: Marklcy, Penna. Uein., 0a .and loticr, reo., i. Itri.kttr Hunted, tipeolal to the IUiiai.I). Amilanii, Feb. 23. The breaker ol the Keystone colliery at Iioeiist Dale caught, tire at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon and waa totally destroyed. It wm originally owned hy John Donaldson, of Tamaqua, who mid it t'i William Kendnck. In 1S72 the P. & It. C. & I. Ci. became tho owner. During the past thn e years it was operatedoui a Haslieiy. It cleaned about fifty cars of coal per day and gave employ went to about sixty men and boys. The inino waa worked out about four years ago. It was the oldest olllery in the Mahanoy valley. has a great TJbi Wells' Laundey IIluk, the best Bluing for laundry use. Each package makes tne aoarU. JScts. Bold by Musscr & lltddall. Wheevlll Out oh Hull. Arthur Wheevlll, who had been eon Hue. I Iu the Potteville jail since lut August, await lug trial on a charge of murdering Jaioea Holland during tho riot at Gilberton, waa yesterday released under $6,000 ball, Joeepli M. (Hick, Christ. Eberle aud Mom Mervlue, of (llrardville. becoming bis bondamen. Wheevlll will be tried at the March term of court. His release under ball waa made after evidence had been taken on application of his counwl and is looked upon ae an indica tion that the final result of the case will b like that In the Origgs oaee. Suiveavful KevlVrflf. The Hugliah Baptist church, on South Jar din street, was crowdtsl hy penitent last night. Kvaugelist Williams la doing good work. Next Sunday af'erucon he will de liver bis popular lecture on "Another Man' Sister." Twelve hundred men neroprteeut In the miulc hall In Alientown to iMten to the lecture. Every man in Mienaudoah should hear it, Til BIS.' DISTRICTS. nave yon triod McElbenny's fried oysten ' 9-ia-tf Aihland, 1st Ward do 2nd Ward do 3rd Ward do 4tb Ward .... .1. do otu Wartl Auburn Carry Kaat do West.. do North Blythe, (Cumbola) QO imivrr virrKIv do (Kaska llUam) nrancn Brunsn lck, KBSt do West Butler. North do Northwest do South do Kant - do Wet Cass, North do South do Southeast Creasona, North do South Delano... Kldrcd, East. do Went...... Fralley - - Frackvllle Foster . Olrardvllle, Middlo. do Eatt do Weat Ollbeiton, Middle do Krfint do West Oordnn llegln. lwi do West Hubley Kline, (lolly) do (Honehrook) do (NewSllterbr'k) iAUdlngville Mahanoy tp (Hill's).. do (Cole's o. l.., do (Cole's Ko. i do (Morea) do (Iinlaan's) do (Jaekann'S) Mahanoy West (Bro'sv'e) do (I.'ntCrki do (Raven Hun do 'Wm. Penm llahaitoy City, 1st Ward do 2nd Ward do Snl VnM .... do 4th Want do Mil Ward Manhelm, South Manheim, N., (Mcper'a) do do (llrown's) do do (rocht's) do do (Mellet'a) Mahantongo. Mlddleimrt Mt. Carbon Mlnersville, 1st ward do 2d want do 3d ward do 4lh ward. New Castle, N'oith do South Now Philadelphia , New Hlnggold.. Norwegian, Kant do (Curry's) do (Currau's) Orwlgsburg Palo Alto Porter, lift.. do Noah do Wert l'otttvllle, North Vrd do N. . Ward do Middle Ward do South Ward ilo 8. E. Ward do N. 15. Waid do 7th Wid I'iiiegroTC borotifh do twp. Kaat do twb West Toit Carbon, Raat do Meat Port Clinton Kaun Ua'u. Wot Kiish.iauakate) do Kaat do (Bariimvllle) Kyan HeUlyl Black wootl) do (Branchdale) do (Newtown) , Schuylkill , Schuylkill Haven, North .., do Ea.t do Pijth do West eheuauiUMh, tat Ward do 2nd Ward do 3rd Ward.. do 4th Ward do Mh Ward Bt. CUlr, Noilh .., do Middle do Satith Tauwuua, North.. de Kaat do Bouth Toimt City . Treutent twrough, Eatt... do do West.. do township... Dillon do North, , , do Ban (BrandohvUle) ... do Raat (thepptou) , Walker WaahlDgtou, North do Bouth Wayne, North do South , , Weatl'enn, N. B. do 8. W do N. W " do 8. K. , Yorkv lie ' ." 1U, loo 'It IU, 1171 184 1S 7ai ll! 3 al i iiu its! ii3 ri:ic-ONAi 14 no m George Krlek is on tho sick list. David K. Lewis was a oountv seat v .itor to day. Mrs C. if. Sampee! is visiting in l'ottsville to day. Maude Kcincr is tho euest of Pottarilla friends. Mis. Jonathan Ilotors. of West Coal s..ect. Is still very 111. M. K. Casev. of Pliiladelnhia. la visitinr relatives in town. John Hrennnu and J. J. Keillv snent luk veiling at Girardvillc. Hdward tlrolnt remained in l'ottsville a few hours this morning. Mis. D. W. Stratib mado a short stay in l'ottsville this morning. rin....... i. d.,..i ..t i,...i.tn.. . j.t Mm calls here jeatonlay. John Williams, of Mt. Carrael. was a vicitor to town yesterday. John J Fieliy and A. 13. Lamb spent this morning at Mahanoy City. David Evans, of South Jardlu atrcot, was in Frackvllle this morning. Matihow Rogers, of Waterbury. Conn., is visiting his patents iu town. Mis. Washington Mover and daughter are visiting friends at Mt. Carmcl. Mis. James Stein, of Philadelphia, is spend ing a fen dBys in town with friends. Nr. J. Owens aud wife, of Mt. Carinel, were the guest of town frauds last evening. W. J. Jacobs attended the Washington intmoriHl nrade in Fun kvillo yesterday. Miaa Ida and Dolile Siegfried, of Ml. driiii 1, am the guoats of MiH Sadfo Reese. Tone" Gainer, i f Ashland, passed through ti wn in cUy t n bis return iruni Pottsvlllc. James Ilau age has moved his family to Jit. Cailii'l, wLeio thiy will ui.iku their future honK. Jimits C'oakiey, tile nccomniiilatiujt clerk ul tlTuaserA BeddaH s Horu, sptnt yietcrfay wilh Ashland filenda. Dr. T. .1. lluttou, who has returned to (own to piBetlcc his calling, paid a visit to tho IlKR ii.ii sain tniu this morning. .lamea Collier, of Afhland, has succeeded M. T. Pun ell as local superintendent of tho Prudential Insurance (.'onipauy. Il is iiiuiiind that Thomas .1. 0'Ckinn!, nan house li.remau at lhe Lehigh Talley nation, will had une of Sbamokm'a belles to lhe altar Fome time after Master. Daniel Mi Glniy, of Mahanoy Citv, M J. O'Neill, of Wiggans, M. T. Purccll," David Itrilly, P. J. and M. F. Maley, Daniel Dlow and I hillip Cojni'. of town, departed over the Pennsylvania Iiailioad for Chilllcotho, Ohio, jeateidav nwiri inp. Total. rtijiiUTiBS. , 9 2jS 1D7UA loses lB7 177 Dr. T. J. 1 1 ii t ton , a fonner well knona illizen of town, haa peiiuanently located hiu and will practice inidiclnc. Ho needs no Introduction to our s pic as a skillful I hysieiau nd be will be pleaded to see alibis o d I'H 1 1 or. s and a wpv new oucs pissihle. iijiti injuied. .bseph liendegis. diiei I'erC'hri t Schm!d the heal agent fur LaucrV nrewingCcmpany, hd one ot lhe ringers ot hn right baud se vinlv il Jure el this morning wh lc loading kigh uu a WHirm., I JiixKcriisepUbll0aO U 0AI'd' Duaocruts la We wish eei.y one ol the readers of this paper wiuld give Dr t . w' Wild Cherry and iff in ka a trial whenever a cough or croup imih'v u. needed. 11HMCE REBP! GEO. S. ROHLAND, WeiderBold's old stand. No. 2S East Centre Street. Hi op in ami aee what jour dollar will bu?. j aie-ure you ihat you cii" buy mm-c for ouedol ar Itatn anywhere eh-o Holllng Meal, frmn r, to Be per lb. Bump and Sirloin teak lzo KlbKoaau ic Hound Hteak . joe Chuck HoaU... 0c Uurop KoaaU 7? Pork Chop i'c Shouldera , (j . o All Sausage, home-made loc " Prankford Sausage 10c " Bologna, ou r nw n make ioe Chiuaao Hologna 70 Kreah Pudding So Sorapple.. j0 i. Pure Country Larsl ....Ho " Compound Lard .....8c 11 All klode of smoked meats, bams, ehouldera, bacon, summer sausage and dried b' i t Are You Hard to Please In MOLASSES ? Then try our "Century." The best in town for the price. Heavy body, sweet, and rich flavor, and only 10c a quart 122 North Jardin Str .
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