T I I I V ALD VOL. IX.-NO. 273. SHENANDOAH, PA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1894. ONE CENT Her r nno silk plush, Only S.aO. l. r. WllllCLtTIS LX, OOfl. M as in This. I JJ We always stick to our promise. If we promise you ? ' . better goods for the same money, there Is honor with I ' us, we mean what we say, and not charge you 100 per 0 I ) cent, more after you have the goods in the bundle. a , ) Storm Serge, - - 15c. i 1 . Some Broadhead Goods, 15c, ? P Fine Twill CAshmere, - 10c. 9 j Knickerbockers, - lljic 0 L Expect shortly a sale In Ladles' Nightgowns. 116-18 N. Main St. ojjjg Did you over hear of the celebrated Bread Kraiires and Careers? "Wo aro now having a special sale of them in seta of three for a mero song. Just half price. ms. fariarcrin, Imaiir ti lllfll, DDICll & WliDLET, 8 Soutn Main Street. The Tariff Has Done Caused the manufacturers to unload 200 pairs Ladies' fine vice kid hand-welted Button Boots at a cut of $1 a pair, former price 8.25: wo sell them at This ib an exceedingly low price. Joseph Ball, to ioummain oireer, n j j ir i 9 9 Special. "We offer "White and Fat Largo and Small. "Weigh from f to 2 pounds each. All prices, from 12o a pound up. ...New.,. Florida Oranges. Larger sizo and hotter quality than last week. 25 cents a dozen or Sale, It! "Wlt ? $2.25 Great Bargains aro offered by -si -a nenanttoan, ra. Sir - V' this week Two OARS CHOICE "WHITE OATS. Two CAES MIDDLINGS. AT KEITBR'S. IT WILL BE A HUMMER. The Republicans Will Arouse the Town Monday Night. A GRAND STREET PARADE. Clubs and Bands From Several Neigh- boring Towns Will Take Part in the Demonstration. The arrangements for the Republican parade and mass meeting to be held on Monday evening are now perfected. The demonstration will eclipse any seen hero during this campaign and compare favor' ably with some of the big demonstra tions of previous years. It will be the grand wind-up rally and people who havo nn Idea that the Republicans are not taking a hand in this campaign will And ample evidence to the contrary. The Hastings Campaign Club met again last evening to receive the reports of committees. The reports were of a very encouraging character. Business men have come to the front and volun teered assistance In many ways. Some will contribute the use of horses and car riages, others have given cash and many have informed the committees that they will make the pyrotechnlcal display a hummer. The use of over one hundred horses has been tendered and It Is believed that a mounted squad of at least fifty will lead the triumphal march. The line of parade will form at seven o'clock sharp. The route will be down Main street to Poplar, up Main to Line, countermarch and dismiss at Robbins' opera house. The line will move as fol lows: FIHST DIVISION. "Wheelmen's Republican Club. Chief Marshal and Aids. Co. A., Pennsylvania Cavalry. Reception Committee of Fifteen. Mahanov Citv Band. Young Men's Republican Club, Mahanoy Mahanoy City Club. SECOND DIVISION. Wm. Penn Cornet Band. Wm. Penn Republican Club. Lost Creek Silver Cornet Band. Lost Creek Republican Club. TllIIiD DIVISION. Frackvllle Band. Gen. Grant Club, Frackvllle. St. George's Lithuanian Band. Lincoln Club. Liberty Drum Corps. Shenandoah Marching Club. FOUItTH DIVISION. Grant Band. Shenandoah Renuhllrnn Tjpnpnn. Hastings Club and citizens desiring to participate. Carriages containing speakers and citi zens. The first division will form on West Centre street, resting on Main street. Second on West Centre street, resting below Pear alley. Third on South Jardtn street, resting on Centre. Fourth on West Oak street, resting on Jardlu. Call at C. D. Frlcke's carpet store If yon have the cash and get carpets almost at your own price. 11-1-lw United Traction Company. A charter was Issued yesterday by the State Department for the United Traction Company, of Pennsylvania, with a capital of $100,000. The Incorporators are Charles H. Barrltt, W. A. Barrltt, Jr., F. II. Treat, John F. Finney and James Goodwin. The officers aro: President, Charles H. Barrltt; Secretary, John F. Finney; Treasurer, W. A. Barrltt, Jr. Jr. u. U. A. M. Meeting. The members of Maior Jennincs Conn. ell. No. 307. Jr. O. U. A. M.. are renuested to mee,t in the1 council room to-morrovy afternoon, at one o'clock, to make nr. rangements to attend the funeral of OUT -late urotiier, David Hlscox. i A. S,IIaoenbuch, Councilor. "Attest: W. J. Jacobs, Secretary. "April Fool." Gus Williams and company very suc cessfully entertained a fair-sized audience at Ferguson's theatre with the production of, a farcical-comedy entitled, "April Fpol," which has a. number of very amus ing situations. The specialties Intro duced were very clever, especially those of the Cohan family. Miss Josie Cohan's dancing made a special hit. At The White House. Oysters and clams, In all styles, flsh eakes, pigs' feet, lamb tongue, beefsteak, chops, sausage, liver, sardines and salmon, chicken in all styles, pies and cakes. Families supplied with the best oysters. The "Y" Program. The following program will be rendered at a meeting of the "Y" this evening : Singing; scripture reading, Miss M. Parish ; reading, B. Mansell ; "The war Between China and Japan," R. Ehrhart ; Instrumental music, Miss Millie Davis; critic's report; singing; closing. Sunday Papers. Iamtheonlv nilthnrlzp.il ntrent. fnr t.liB Philadelphia fSundav) Presn. Alan nrrant for all other Philadelphia and New York Dunaay papers. All orders lelt at the of. flee ot 'Snulre T. T. "Williams will linvn my prompt attention. n-3-es-tf D. T. Williams. PERSONAL. Misses Ellen and Anna Clauscr are vis iting friends at Pottsville to-day. Solomon Schoener, of Mt. Carmel, was a pleasant visitor at the IIekald sanctum yesterday. Hon. D. D. Phillips, of Gordon, was In town to-day, looking after electric rail way matters. J. II. Roxby, who has been for many years one of the most respected cltlaens of this town, loft to-day for Livonia, N. Y where ho Intends looating. Mr. Roxby's family will remain hero for a while. Gus Williams, the comedian, spent sev eral hours In social intercourse with town acquaintances' last night and remarked with Interest the chonges made In the town since his appearance as "Tho Ger man Senator," in Shoemaker's hull, during the season of 1879. Snanner lunch free at McElhennv's to night. ATTENTION, CITIZENS 1 Extract from cii cvtar iuued by the Shin andoah Water & Gs Co, June 11, 1892: The gross earnings of the Shenandoah Water & Gas Company has never reached $20,000 a year. Extract from o'd Water Company's cireu- lar now before thepublic, 1891 : We assert, conscientiously, that for the past Ave or six years the gross annual duplicates of the Shenandoah Wnter & Gas Company have been in the close neigh' borhood of (83,000. An address Issued by the Town Council in reply to that lately issued by the Shen andoah "Water & Gas Company on the in crease of debt will be distributed at your homes this evening and Monday, so that you can Intelligently cast your vote upon the subject. You are invited to a plate of snapper at Mcisinenny's tills evening. Successful Tea. A bachelor's tea was held In Robbins' opera house last evening under tho mis pices of Miss Idaho P. Kolb's Sunday school class, for the benefit of tho Trinity Reformed chnrch, and was a very success ful affair. Among the decorations of the hall was a banner making a prediction for 1090 : "The gentlemen will occupy the kitchen and the ladies will take the reins of the government." .The young men ot the class were attired In white aprons and caps and waited upon tho patrons of the tea, the ladles especially, with commend- ablo delicacy and gallantry. Miss Kolb is very proud of her class. Three years ago she took charge of it when there were but very few members. To-day she has twenty-three young men under her tui tion. They are Robert Lawson, Felix Klock, Charles Bleneman, T. T. Hyde, Harry Master, Edward Danks, Frak Starr, Charles Ramberger, Frank Portz, Sylvester and Charles Deegan, Clarence Hower, Hnrry Aregood, Charles Leitzcl John Hlnderlciter, "William Bees, Gordon Brown, Charles Wlllman and John and "William Baker. To the Public. The people of Shenandoah, especially the taxpayers, are respectfully invited to visit and Inspect the work done on the reservoir at Fowler's Run whenever they can spare the time between now and elec tion day. ll-3.lt At the Theatre. Managers Wesley and Ktrkham, of the "Pulse of New York" Company, claim they have, without a doubt, got tho best specialties for this season the play has ever had. They are Introduced In tho Dlye scene, and include Edward Adams, In his unique specialty, "Carmenclta up toJJate." Russell and Pearl Mr. Rus sell's cornet solos, nnd Mr. Pearl's harp polo, are unrivalled on the stage ; Little Luella Shirley, the child wonder, who sings and dances, takes five and six en cores at each performance, At Fergu sons theatre next Tuesday evening. Begley & Schooner's oyster bay, 11 West Centre street. Families supplied with Iresh clams and oysters at short notice, thurs&sat Good Investment. What appears to us to be an excellent opening for a good Investment Is the offer for sale of the Mt. Carmel House pror erty at the corner of Oak street and the Avenue, in Mt. Carmel. The property Is owned by Solomon Schoener, of that town. He offers It nt a low figure and on easy terms. Ice cream and hot drinks at th WMtn House to-night. 121 North Main street "Is Marriage a Failure?" Mrs. J, Davis, of Johnstown. T.. will lecture in the Welsh Congregational church on South West street Tuesday evening, November 0th, on "Is Marriage a Jfauurer' The lecture w 11 he in English, Mrs. Davis Is Booken of as onn oi the lights of the platform. No ad mission fee will be charged. Snapper Lunch To-night. The public in general is Invited to visit MoElhenny's cafe this evaninrr. Kb 1ia prepared another one of his famous snap per mnciies, wnlcn he will serve to you, free. Do not forget to call, nq Iia will have enough for everybody and It may bo your last opportunity to partake of snap per, as they are very scarce. Mrs. Brldgeman, R, O. M.. teaches violin (specialty) cello and piano. Corner of Jardln and Lloyd streets. 9-3-tf COUNTY SEAT LETTER. Political Observations by a Special Correspondent. THE REPUBLICANS HOPEFUL Both Sides Claim a County Victory, But the Republicans Show More Confi dence Than the Opposing Party. Special n En ald correspondence. Pottsville, Nov. 2. The campaign Is now on the eve ot closing. Both parties are claiming vlctorv. but the Republicans show their confidence by offering bets witu more noeraiity ana irequency man tho Democrats do. There must bo some thing behind the Bangutne feelings of the Republicans. The interest manifested by people who havo apparently been dis interested, the deep interest taken by tho workingmen In the campaign, their large auonuances at mass meetings and the eacrerness with which the? absorb tho. addresses all betoken something unusual. It Is a good sign when you see these wage earners so deeply interested. Pottavllle will do her duty this time. Complimentary votes will be few and none need be surprised to see the town roll up an old-fashioned majority for the WUUIO IIUKUI. I The Republicans mnv loan a mnmlmr nf I me jeciniature in this iHst.rlcr. il,vnn,. i. the Independent Republican candidacy of lur. oeerer, oi mo West End. The can didate likely to bo defeated Is Mr. F.fnr-v of the same section of tho count'. Mr. Seerer Is not stuck on Mr. Stuck'a. Repub licanism anu cnarges me regular candi date with having foucht Dr. dmiil. when that gentleman was a ca- jdldate for loronor, Mr. beerer, when th'j latter was out for a county offlco. Senator Keefer and a number of others. I',' are true I don't Bee how Mx, Stuck became a nominee, bhould he bo defeated the Democrat likely to bo e is .Tf . master Irish, of Orw igsbnre, a radical democrat, out, most f attmable man. Candidate Singerl visit to the county Beat did pot leave a lRatlng impression. uui,u poruea lurni i out to give the' dis ttnguished geutle a hearty welcome, not as a Candida na. but aj n lon.lln,. ti.h. adelphta man. I will be candid nnd say mm, ii x were a Democrat I should prefer oiugeny as l- uvernor to nny other man of that party t!io state. I believe ho is tnorouguly conscientious in what he ad vocates arid manliness with which he OUVAIlCeR, big -doctrlneiHPPrtnlnlr nmWI,. of admlvatlon. Pattlson. Harrltv. p. nl "n uul- " us class. 1 think SIngerly and the Governor made a mistako In giving Shenandoah the slip. I have positive as- suraaices tuat SIngerly is not near ns strong luthat town as he was before that mls-carrkd trip through the county. Senator Quay's ringing prediction of success has given additional vigor and re enforced the backbone of the Republican party In tho state. The junior Senator rareiy maKes an oil prediction and betting men generally take their cue from him. Next in Importance to the election in our Commonwealth comes the elections, state aDd municipal, in New York. A general breaking up of the Democratic party as lea oy Senator nill and Tan many Hall Is expected by tho hard think era. Pottsville Renublicnna ing these elections with almost the same interest mat they watch their own. Tho Democrats who expected to see the Republicans down this Wnv flrrhMnw ini-li other have concluded that they are to re ceive utile comiort iroiu that direction. With POSSlblv tho excentlnn nf nno n, two tho Republican, leaders aro In line uu speaning in Ulllerent parts of the county nightly. Arrangements havo bean ceivo tne election returns Tuesday night at Dotu me republican and Democratlo headquarters and .at several private places. Tho result Of the Bender lnsnrnnno case gives universal satisfaction here. A representative of the company has stated that there would have been no hesitation in making pavment had It not hnnn tnr ti. derogatory statements of two this place. It is the same old story of ousy-oouies upsetting the kettle. Democratlo Countv Chn! gan's reward will come after the election. He will succeed our present efficient post master, Mr. cole. Tfie appointment would have ben made ere thin, hut n rHuntio. faction that would have Injured the ticKet was feared. The appointment bo longed to Mrs. John A. Nash. btltnliA wna appeased with an Inferior berth In the Mint at i-Miadelpbla. I know that the many irienas oi tne deceased able lawyor do not take klndlv to thn which his widow was sidetracked from me post olllce. Two reasons were given for the chanse Mrs. Nash 1 Tint, n VA(a and the German element had to get some pop. Carpets sold on the lnstnllmnnf - V J'...,. (I k irlcke'a carpet store. 11-l-lw Advertised Letters. The following letters arfi mlVAi-Hea1 na remaining uncalled for at tho local pout onlcei Frank Yeufa, Joseph Shurno, M. J. Shllthorn. Jennie Stun (Tor Ar rn. Rowlands, Mrs. Gorman, John Do'ren and a. u. xawior. LOOK FOB jloldettn&n' NEXT ISSUE. This space la reserved for Tho announcement of j F. J. Ports; Son. Watch for It. SPECIAL SERVICES. Announcements From Different Churches for To-morrow. ReV. W. H. Horrlann. nnafn nt tV. English Baptist church, will preach in the Welsh Congregational church at 10:30 a. m. and 0:30 p. m., to-morrow. Through the kindness of thetrnstend n f til n p n ii pl. the English Baptist congregation will continue to worship there during th& renovation of their church. The holy communion will h mlmlni.. tered to-morrow morning at tho Metho-, dlst Episcopal church. In tho evening tho, pastor will preach on "The responsibility of religious teachers." Services will be held In Hie Vot M. E. church to-morrnw nftAmnnn nt n o'clock. Preaching by tho pastor, Rev. Yiuiam -owice, rollowed by the admin istration of. the sacraments. The pulpit of tho PresbrtArlnn ,-1, .,-!. will be occupied to-morrow evening by Rev. J. Mcintosh Enkflnl. nf Hi t.i tery of Philadelphia North. All Invited. Oysters t -Jf you want good ovate an tn IT MaM'. 10B East Centre street, next flnni-fo rial-A-ol barber shop. The best selected oysters la the town. Private parlors for ladles. 9-15-th-sat Exchange of Pulpits. Rev. J. C. Tramrer. nf MlnAmvllta -lii preach In theEnclIshLuth prnn nhni-An nr. North Jardln street to-morrow morning and evening, exchanging pulpits with Rev. Neff, the pastor of thechuroh. ioxioiob. lOO is a Century. A century is usuallv re. ferred to as a hundred years, and in all that time there has not been a better svrurj snlrl than our "Century" brand at 10 cents a quart. Bright color, heavy body and elegant llavor. laa North Jardln St.
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