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This beautiful ROCKER, upholstered In
nno Bilk plush, Only $2.20. J.
AND STILL THEY 60.
far below real value. The
and jhe figures are away down. wrVrlct W
Some excellent values at 11 cents some nt 15 ceinj it
cents soma at 19 cents. Infants' all-wool hose applet Go)
Sale of Ladles' Night Dresses will soon be on. It .
116-18 N. Main St.
Did you ever hear
lOlauss'
and Carirers?
Wo are now Laving a special sate of them in
eets of three for a mero song. Just half price.
IikuikIi llilli, SSBGAR A. WAIOLEr.
The Tariff Has Done
Caused tho manufacturers to unload 200 pairs
ladies' fine vice kid hand-welted Button Boots at a
cut of 1 a pair, former price $3.25; wo sell them at
This is an exceedingly low price.
14 South Main Street,
pecial;
We offer
Norway
New
"White and Fat
Weigh from f to
A1J prices, from
0 9 0
Florida Oranges.
Largerjsize and bettor quality than last week.
25 cents a dozen
For Sale,
Two
n M.7,'- jR. C
K WllllCHTIS OL OOfi.
nf nRESS GOODsTnEich are&uSked
prices are markedV1 plaltftffiajures
of the celebrated
8 Sooth Main Street.
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It!
Great Bargains are offered by
Shenandoah, Pa.
this week
Mackerel
Largo and Small.
2 J pounds each.
12c a pound up.
lOt
OAEB CHOICE WHITE OATS,
What
Two OARS MIDDLINGS.
SHENANDOAH, PA. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 7, 1894.:
CLEAN
THE PEOPLE ARE
OLD SCHUYLKILL FALLS INTO
N. BRUMM TO CONGRESS AGAIN.
11SMI II THE
The Largest Town in the County Gives
Ticket a Majority Coyle Goes to the State Senate and Joe Wyatt
Will Take His Seat in the Legislature7-Scott the Next
Sheriff and Nert Dietrich Poor Director.
GEN. DANIEL H. HASTINOS.
The country Is redeemed.
Schuylkill couuty has placed herself In
the ranks o Protectionists.
Her people have declared in unmistak
able terms that protection to American
industries Is not a fraud, a robbery or un
constitutional.
The people of this region will see to it,
through their next Congressman, Hon.
Charles N. Brumin, that Nova Scotia coal
will not strangle the American miner. .
Long before the returns were received
from tho majority of the wards of town
last night the Democrats, who had hired
a hall and made arrangements to receive
returns by telegraph, put up tho shutters,
extinguished the lights In the hall,
wrapped themselves in their free trade
oveicoats, and disconsolately wended their
respective ways homeward. And they
never said a word I
To-day they are in the deepest kind of
despair and feel the shattering of their
hopes aB keenly as any they have felt for
years. They are dumbfounded by the re
Bult Bnd the tumbling over of Rellly,
King and Illggins appears to them as but
a dream. These three candidates were
looked upon as cock-sure winners, ' and
how it happened that not one of them
succeeded in reaching the goal seems in-
exsuperable by any method of calcula
tion or reasoning, by the defeated party.
Yet there is no mystery about it. The
Democratic party defied the intelligence
of the voters of the Anthracite region by
selecting as its standard bearer a man who
WALTKIt LTON,
struck a deadly blow at the mainstay of
the region by voting for free coal at the
last session of Congress, and the voters
turned when stepped upon, and swept the
standard bearer and his cohorts from the
field with one stroke of reprehension that
SWEEP.
FOR PROTECTION
LINE, AND SENDS CHARLES
MP 1IC1 ill,
Every Candidate on the Republican
will be felt by the Democratic party, of
this county at least, as long as It has
breath of life.
While the Republicans figured upon
victory in Shenandoah they were not
wholly prepared for the many surprises
the elections show. The Democratic con
fldence in the plans they had made to roll
up tremendous majorities in the First and
Fifth wards made the Republicans can
tious on predictions.
Considering the stupendous efforts the
Democrats resorted to In behalf of Rellly
for Congress the victory of Brumm is a
glorions Mid marvellous one. Every man
of any local influence holding n govern
ment position at Washington was called
Into the town and ordered toproceed with
whip and spur to make the fight of their
lives to defeat Schuylkill's champion of
protection, and the emlsaries responded
with commendable promptness, energy
and pluck, but they could not steal tb
brains of the voter.
There are no local returns more gratify
ing to the Republicans than those from
the Third ward. In this ward many of
the most influential and prominent Dem
ocrats of the district and firmest support-
AMOS. H. MVLIN.
ers of Hon. James B. Rellly reside, and it
was expected they could push Hon. Chas,
N. Brumm hard, but directly to the con.
trary they only succeeded in putting re
newed vigor Into the thinking voters of
that ward, and Mr. Brumm ran away
ahead of the state ticket.
The result of the Coyle fight in this
ward was also a surprise. Some Repnbli,
cans fought him openly as hard as they
ever fought a candidate, but the able
representative from Mahanoy City found
strength in working people who appreel
ated his work in their behalf in the last
Legislature, and held on to a majority
which came in good use when the borough
totals were, computed. There were many
predictions yesterday that Coyle wonld
not get a majority In this ward.
A third surprise in connection with the
returns of the Third ward was the result
of the Scott-Hlgglns fight. Mr. Higglns'
home is not 200 feet from the polls and his
direct and indirect family relations within
the ward are legion. The Republicans
conceded that he would get a big compli.
mentary vote, but the returns showed
that he made practically no gain, Thej
was excellent work on the part of the Re
publicans of this ward on the fight for
Sheriff and no man feels more elated over
the result than Constable Thomas Tosh
And just see how that old Democrat!
Gibraltar, the Fifth ward, went? Hast
ings. Brumm. Wvatt. Dietrich and
Richards given nm'jodlleH, and the major
ities Riven Klnc and niacins were com,
paratively lnslgufjleant. The campaign
of education wa'bf wasted on the Fifth
ward.
The returns on the vote to Increase the
borough debt for public water works show
that In the First Htid Fifth wards the vote
wa? unanimously in favor of the increase.
Thelreturns made by the Fourth ward on
JAM KB W. LATTA.
the measure needs stme explanation.
When the time arrived to count the vote
the board decided to consider only the
votes cast by the official ballot. The
seperate ballots cast were placed in nn
envelope nud sealed for the purpose of
having them presented to the County
Commissioners and District Attorney this
morning with a request as to whether
they should be counted and, if so, 'how 1
The point, raised seems to be that the
board was only appointed to count the
qfllclal ballots.
HOW THE PEOPLE VOTED.
The Result In This Borough Given by
Wards.
Tlnstlnet. 11 .
..;.:..)m
..: rw)
Slngetly, D...
Majority 123
Lvon, 11 - 155
Killing, D 278
Majority. 123
Mylln, It 156
Mngte, 1) 2)5
Majority 119
Latta, H 158
Urcenland, V 271
Majority 116
Grow, It - 159
Hun. k Jfts
Mever. D 272
Collins, 1) - OTl
Ilrumm, K 152
Hollly, 1) -. nvi
Majority 139
Poyie, U 175
jving.iM
Mrjorlty 83
Wyatt, 11 1W
limey, J
Majority 07
Bcolt II H3
Hleelns. 1) ass
Majority - 143
Dietrich. It 174
Oroll, D 7
Majority . 83
ninhardn.il. 164
Bausch, 11 207
Majority' 103
For Increase of debt, 385.
SECOND WAItD.
Hasting', It 149
smgeriy, i iui
Majority 43
Lyon, 11 ........... 143
Rilling, D 1C0
Majority..
Mylln, XI,...
Mttgce, D...,
48
150
SO
Majority SI
Litta, K 160
Ureenluna, u.... . 100
Majority..
10
OALU6IIA A. DHOW.
Grow R. . 145
Huff, It , .... 1
Meyer, D , lyo
Collins, D .-. 81
Ilrumm. K .... 141
Itellly, D 104
Majority
Ooyle, H
King, D....t
... 40
.... 151
.... 09
Mnjorlty.....r.......,.
.... 63
(QmMntwd on fomth past.)
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PERSONAL.
Rev. Robert O'Boyle went to Pottsville
this morning.
John Weeks, the South Main street sa
lopnist, spent yesterday hunting at Lofty.
James Mulr, of Pottsville, shook hands
with his Republican friends in town to
day. Daniel Snyder, who spent the past few
days with relatives here, left for Allen
town this morning.
John Bartsch, the letter carrier, went to
Philadelphia this morning to transact
business. Martin Malone Is serving as
substitute on Mr. Bartsch's route.
You are Welcome, Heartily Welcome,
Gramachree, Welcome, Everyone.
Let by-goues be by-gones. Election is
over. Forget the many little differences
occasioned by the election. All join
hands and be merry at McElhenny's cafe
this evening. He will have prepared an
elegant sour krotit lunch for you and in
vites you to visit him and eat It. He will
be pleased to sea everybody there to-night .
Both Legs Broken.
Nicholas Franz, of West Huckleberry
alley, met with a distressing accident
while at work In the Kohlnoor colliery
last night. While he was working in a
gangway a quantity of coal fell upon
him, breakiug his left leg, just above the
ankle, and his right thigh. He was sent
to the Miners' hospital this morning.
Call at O. D. Frlcke's carpet store it
you have the cash and get carpets almost
at your own price. ll-l-lw
lO at 10 - 100.
lOO is a Century,
A century is usually re
ferred to as a hundred years,
and in all that time there has
not been a better syrup sold
than our "Century" brand at
10 cents a quart. Bricrht
color, heavy body and elegant
flavor.
123 North Jar din 8t.