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SHENANDOAH, PA., Till Itt DAY, DECEMBER 5, 1895.
ONNEtnft
THE "EVENING HERALD" IS READ FROM THE FIRST LINE TO THE L A STB "EI TZEZETi? XE XZEZEI IfKI C3
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invoices of these goods and shall continue until the close of the season
to keep the stock up to the high standard it has maintained since the
opening.
We hat-idle Butterlck's paper patterns. Monthly
style sheet given away free.
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The Tery lntest in tho popular liouso
gjunca. It bents Parclicsl and nil other
pnmcs. Call and see it. Our stock of
prunes of ovary description cannot be heat
in tho town.
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HERE IS SOMETHING FOR
BOY OR MAN
THE
-rf a mechanical turn of mind. It is tho
liiicst and best tiling out. Called tho
"IRON CONSTRUCTOR."
It is mndo of brass, and with it you can
baild bridges of any description.
THj-jfSr RELIABLE Dry Goods and Carpet Store,
113 North Main Street.
Latest Styles and Materials in
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
COATS and CAPES
All New Novelties In Dress Goods.
Elegant line of Blankets and Comforts, at
prices unheard of before.
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coffee:
Our Fancy Java, or
In regard, to Tea, we occupy a front rank, all our Teas being very
carefully selected by competent judges, and a trial order will
convince you that we' can please the most fastidious customers.
Weo'ffer nothing but good' grades that are noted for quality,
color and flavor,, and they are, sold at popular prices
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LADIES
BEAVER, BOUCLE and CHEVIOT COATS.
LADIES' FUR CAPES.
LADIES' CLOTH CAPES.
LADIES PLUSH CAPES.
MISSES' BOUCLE, CHEVIOT and BEAVER
COATS.
CHILDREN'S LONG and SHORT COATS.
We have them all, every gar
ment the latest, best fitting and
best made in the market. No
where else will you get equal
qualities at prices as low as ours
A look through our Coat Room
will convince you of this fact.
We are daily receiving new
No. 27-
11 N. Main St.
THE TIME TO SELECT THE HOLI
DAY PRESENTS
Has arrived, and no where can yon bo
better suited than at our store pre-eminently
the storo of the town, Call and see
our stock.
JAPANESE GOLD EMBROIDERED
SILK THROWS AND SCARFS.
The latest in tho fancy ornamental line
for bcautifyinp; a homo. Tho prices are
away down for this class of goods.
and tea
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. 'an, supplied with reasoning and dis
cerning powers, may improve his con
dition by the exercise of these faculties.
This can be applied with very good
effect in the purchase of Coffees and
Teas. A good cup of CofTee depends
not only on the making but the brand
of Coffee, the grade, the roasting and
preparation are very important factors.
We feel confident that we can meet all
those requirements. A delicious cup
of Coffee is a certainty if you use
our Fancy Blended Coffee.
At KEITER'S.
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The Naming of Members of the Various
House Committees.
LEGISLATION AWAITS HIS ACTION
The Speaker Non-Committal as to His
Selections, and Is Becoming Acquainted
With the Hew Members Bingham
Preparing New Bins.
Washington, Dec, C Tho sennto la
bored yesterday while tho house enjoyed o
recess, but most of tho buslno9s trans
acted was of a routlno character. Mr.
Hoar showed tho disposition toward co
operation with tho presldont In dealing
With the Turkish question by offering n
resolution denouncing the recent atroci
ties in Turkey and assuring the executive
branch of cordial endorsement by congress
of a vigorous course for tho protection ol
American citizens In Turkey and tho sup
pression of tho barbarities against Chris
tianity.
Tho llrst formal speech of tho session
was matio by Mr. Allen, of Nevada, on
Cuba and tho Monroe doctrine. It was
read from manuscript, and was lacking In
tho spirit expected In tho treatment ol
theso quostlons. Mr. Allen urged the
recognition of tho Cuban insurgents, tho
annexation of Cuba and a strong foreign
policy. Tho Influx of bills continued, sov-
oral hundred being nddod to thoso already
Introduced.
After the senate Republican caucus ad
journed yestorday tho discovery was made
that one of tho sonato rules allows tho ap
pointment of tho members of tho commit
tee, except tho chairman, by a plurality of
tho votes cast. Tho rulo has become prac
tically obsolete, but Its oxlstenco presents
a most Interesting phaso of the situation.
Under It tho Republicans can olect the
members of tho committee, except tho
chairman, becauso they iiavo beyond a
doubt a plurality in tho sonato, unless all
tho Populists should vote with tho Demo
crats against them.
Members of tho houso who havo boon
closeted for brief times with Mr. Uecd do
claro that they havo no knowledgo ns to
what tho speaker Intends Jo do regarding
committoo appointments. A constant
stream of visitors havo been received by
Mr. Reed, but they havo emerged with a
paucity of information. Thoy say tho
speakor listens to nil thoy tell him about
tho commlttcu places which they think
should bo allotted to themselves and their
friends, and then says that thoru is plenty
of tlmoyot, and ho will glvo tho mattor his
most careful consideration. Not oven by
insinuation docs he let full any scraps of
information,
It is said on good authority that Mr.
Reed has slated but fow of tho many new
members for tholr positions yot; that he
Intends to meet them first and tnko their
measures personally. It is known that
Mr. Reed has told certain members who
havo been preparing resolutions touching
upon foreign affairs to confer with Mr.
Hitt, of Illinois, and obtain his vlows bo
fore they introduce tholrrosolutious. Thoro
is littlo Information in this, howovor, for
it has been a foregone conclusion that tho
chairmanship of foreign affairs would fall
to Mr. Hitt, the only possible obstacle be
ing tho foar that his health might not per
mit him to take up tho work. Until tho
committees nro announced it is probable
that tho houso will adjourn ovor two days
sovoral tlmos for lack of anything to do,
following tho usual course at tho begin
ning of a congross.
Goneral Bingham will undoubtedly lead
tho members of tho Philadelphia delega
tion in the amount of legislation he will
introduce at this sosslon. Ho Is preparing
bills for ro-onaetmont In tho clauses of tho
McKlnlcy tariff, restoring tho duties on
wool, on woolon manufactures, on tin
pluto and on pearl buttons.
For tho increase of tho circulation of
national banks, which,inoffcct,reduces tho
tax on circulation from ouo to ono-quartor
of 1 per cent, and lncroasos tho circula
tion to par valuo of tho bonds deposed
with the governmont, this Is in accord
ance with the old Republican policy.
For the conversion of tho greenbacks
and tho treasury notes now outstanding,
with 2 por cent, bonds, interest payablo
quarterly, to be oxchungenblo and ro-ex-chnnguablo.
Ho will also introduco tlirco bills affect
ing the League Island naval station.
Negro Victims of Superttitlon.
Littlk Rock, Doe. fi. Furthor details
of the reported wholesale poisoning of no
groos near Texarkana havo been rocolved
hero. Up tothoprosonttlmotwolvodeaths
havo occurred, and as many more are in a
precarious condition. The negroes of tho
community aro superstitious and ignorant,
and do not bellove Hint tho deaths aro tho
results of poison or dlseaso, but that It is
pestilence vlsltod upon thorn by God. So
strong is this belief fastonod upon them
that they ref uso medical trcatmont. The
doctors say tho deaths are tho insults of la
grippe In vlolont form, and that there Is no
poisoning. The disease Is spreading, and
unloss the negroos can bo induced to tako
tho medicine many more aro likely to die
before the epidemic is stopped.
Shoemaker May be Disbarred.
Philadelphia, Deo. 5, William A.
Shoemaker, of counsol for H. II. Holmes,
tho multi-murderer, was brought bofore
President Judgo Thnyor yesterday on a
charge of subornation of porjury, The
specific charge is presenting a fraudulent
affidavit In support of a now trial for
Holmes. Tho accused lawyer was ordered
to uppoar on Deo. 14 and show cause why
ho should not be disbarred us nti attorney
of tho court.
Will Oppose New License.
Media, Pa., Deo. 5. Tho number of ap
plications for license to soil Intoxicants in
Dolawnro county, now on file in tho qunr
ter sessions court, and to bo passed upon
by Judge Clayton on Jan. 3, Is the largost
known In tho history of tho county. The
applications nltogethor number 183. In
this list there aro about thirty now ones,
Most of tho now applications will bo vig
orously opposed by the tcmpcranco people.
SUSPENSION SUSTAINED.
Koticllloiis Pupils In tho High School
Called to Account.
Last evening tho case of all the malo
members in class A of tho High school was
placed before tho High school conimlttco of
tho School Board, consisting of Directors
Morgan, Treziso, Conry and Lee, Director
Mahloy being absent. Tho cause of the
arraignment was a complaint by James i.
Lowis, second assistant In the High school,
claiming the scholars refused to reeito after
the schol was dismissed last Tuesday even'
lag. Tho recital was required by reason of
Imperfect recitals during school hours. When
tho pupils rofuscd to oboy they were at onco
suspended by Principal J. W. Cooper.
Alter hearing all tho statements tho com
mlttco sustained tho suspension, Tho board
Is bound to maintain discipline among pupils,
no matter who may bo affected, and tho pupils
chafged were informed that to bo reinstated
they must reclto at tho same hour afterschool,
makfs an apology boforo Superintendent
Whitakcr, Principal Cooper and Assistants
Clints and Lowis, and a public apology beforo
tho entire High school. In case tho pupils
refused to comply with theso conditions they
were to bo expelled. Tho conditions were
complied with by tho pupils this moruingand
the reinstatements wcro made.
At Hreen'a Cafo.
Iirten's Boston Baked Beans will bo served
freo during and between tho acts to-night.
Free hot lunch every morning.
Meals served at all hours.
A Public Kiitortnlnmcnt.
Hope Section No. 10, Jr. Templars of Honor
and Tcmpcranco, will this evening celebrate
tho Both anniversary of the Templo of
Honor, which is tho supremo council of tho
J. T. of II. and T. The entertainment will
bo held in the Beddall building, and the
public is cordially Invited to attend. Tho
program will prove an intcrostimr one. and
tho occasion presents an opportunity to spend
a very pleasant evening, as tho following
program to bo rendered will nrovo : Shunni?.
by tho Section; prayer; scripture reading,
l. Urilliths ; comic reading, Thomas Dawson;
vocal solo, James Patterson ; recitation, May
I. Seltzer : cornet solo. Sallie Bed
dall ; address, by Dr. Conwell : vocal
solo, Bella Brown ; declamation, May
Dusto; instrumental solo. Ida Kclilcr: re
marks by pastors; closing ndo by tho Section.
KciiilricU House Tree Lunch.
Soilr krout and pork to-ulght.
Child Ilurnetl.
David, O-year-old child of . James and
Martha Lawon, was severely, but not dan
gerously, burned -whilo playing with matches.
Tho family rcsidos on Kast Lino street, near
tho hclilcy Bun colliery. This morning tho
mother left tho child in bed and went to tho
colliery to get a coal order. When sho re
turned about 20 minutes later she found tho
child burned and in tho care of neighbors
who had been attracted to tho house. Dr. J.
S. Kistler was in attendance and said tho in
juries were not dangerous. The linen waist
of the child was ignited by matches the
youngster had taken from its father's clothes.
The burns wero on the right side, neck and
right hand. That they aro not inoro serious
is duo to tho timely discovery by tho young
daughter of William Gough, a neighbor,
and tho appearance of Mrs. Emma Major, a
neighbor attracted to tho houso by the cries
Cough's littlo girl.
Watson Houso Frco Lunch.
Fino hot lunches to-night and to-morrow
morning. Plenty on hand for all patrons.
Obituary.
Tho death of Charlotte Emelia Hafncr,
daughter of Edward Uafner, formerly of
town, occurred at tho residenco of her grand
mother, Mrs. John Gruhlcr, on West Cherry
street, yesterday. Tho deceased had been
suffering sometimo from consumption. The
funeral will tako place to-morrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
For your fashionable hats, MAX LEVIT,
Mrs. Powell Hurled.
Tho funor.il of Mrs. Martha Powell took
place this afternoon from tho family resi
dence, on West Cherry street. Services wero
held in tho Welsh Calvinlstlc Methodist
church and interment was niado in tho Odd
Fellows' cemetery. Lydia Lodgo No. 112,
Daughters of Rebekah, of which deceased
was a member, attended thofunoral in a body.
On a New Footing.
Wo era now iu the field with a complete
line of Now Fall Shoes. At Womor's, tli
place to buy, to secure best shoo valnea. tf
Buccessful Atl'alr.
Tho 23rd annual supper under the auspices
of tho Welsh Baptist church, held In Rob
bins' opera liouso last night, was a very en
joyable and successful affair. It was liberally
patronized and an excellent evening was
afforded tho friends In attendance. The
church feels very grateful to the many
pcoplo for donations.
Men's and Boy's Sweaters, MAX LEV IT.
A Hale Consummated.
Tho sale of tho C. E. Titman proporty, on
West Chorry street, to Samuel G, Roberts was
consummated this afternoon. Tho prico paid
was ?0,500. Mr. Roberts will occupy the
residenco.
Schelfly House.
Mock tuTtlo soup to-night.
FineBt jobsters in town.
Chicken soup. little neck clams,
Rappahannock oysters.
Hum. Sardines. Swiss cheese,
Fish cakos. Oysters in overy style.
Ankle Dislocated.
Joseph Wilkawlcz sustained a dislocation
of tho left anklo Joint while at work iu tho
Shenandoah City colllory this morning, a
fulling pieco of rock striking tho ankle.
Satisfaction guaranteed by Bell, the
plumber.
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Regular Meeting of the
SrJioflthfcrfarBto
Held Last EvcnTngtiltigr,
THE SUPERINTENDENT!SiT'BEPDJITWlDltenWri6IMcn.
A Number of Children RemalnmatnnBnlDdndod T wvvi
For Non-Compliance WiUf.ttthBtaSoaro;
of Health RegulationstBras-Bojirlng
Upon Vacclnatibnitlon
Thero was a regular mectlngetifiglnf SUhuflihUJpl &f f I .&3ntcMniWaist - &7&&'
iioaru last night with all tholthumbUoratlbTATDA DS'R FN T. TPtTti Urn
tendance, namely
Mossrs.
Dovitt,
Hooks, Edwards,
JmiioJjinMviUM
Hanua, Lee, Morgan, Conry, CDW1CMdWBJBh71V."U.l?rA,J6ft
and Price. It was cxnecled JMt tflnt khll,,flouaSlWCJXllClC
would tako steps to fill tho. tacanCTactafai!eAhK3IliSE'lCJrA,PI4l!'
by tho death of School DirecWredohnJdlliJ
Stanton, but tho question did jiohfcnnfccomfl nh
. 1
Weiss on tho attendance of tcaflAoaclah-stlat
county instltuto last month utan el.rea'aJ
showed that all tho teachers fromfrthiM M
tnct had complied with rules- .dEstlnf IhetiiLtl-TOIIiHIBIJ'EHavatxiM-Ol
tiitn.
oupcrintenucnt Whitakcr read hudifoUtAihnlWbr Axr ccrTrcr.-t t . . : . .- .. , y ,
f .... l Hi! r ,.. . , .. 1
.vi-ui.uu uiu lAiuuiuuii ui iiic.uo? uomxttsiiools
follows: Term enrollment IkwIlb'W4:1flM4riuffiut(Clh3lwU
9 ; total, 2090. Monthly cnroUnnwlmdirysSova! , xW
total, 20U. AXcricrdsUyaWbT ActC ooTiWrT.ti , rn
attondauco-lioys. 1011 ; glrlsAiWfi UAmJ
2187. Porcentnep of 1,ttI.n,ln,,n,W!,n.. 1 UKlS. Kmt-MIrtHf
girls, 87; total, 88. Present ov.4rSTOryiJion'tPtl),ltErelI?dliehtC "
uau. isiis oy citizens. 101 : 1U UlrwIMnurttfra
The rennrt fnr ,i, .... i.
Term cnrollment-Hov. r.m- ,l(m,
jiihin,..ijuiUiW,-UUyW
5S8. Monthly enrollment-Boy; 30iisirle,OZeJl'PJHCPSecec-
-lj; total, 35I. Average nlghtlteaJiuUocdac(WVM fisr Jfj f- fl VWTtff T,
-Boys, 7l; girls, 70; total, 75. .Ilttlt
lllE lt. 3 . Vis t hvnltlzniK Wl! l,u.I,lM., - j
81.
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TlieSuperlnlendentaddeclthiiniiacliltitlaldlJvrT ,. kq 0vA,pfainf
had been suspended from tho daUyU TWffiS, with T
account of not complying with thfl, rtiBcW .inJ?5?31 lft ?bft'lSvrt4-
nun luiesuuu liuoi tnem iiei)iig.luyit0fu!14 Vrgt
grade primary schools, and jM-ciseTUnthftfthB
second grade. Ho also retortilliit. hl,
t - -'j'w. mm,
night school attendance warraiitrt-ntiia
nuucu employment, oi me mil eitrpsoofpuiaitlgi
school teachers. Considering all, Mm kiiAnU., !J :
has done for the night school, Jta, thfieitttrKX;
iiiuuu win nn rcsnniifiih a ii cno . ,.i..i.. .....
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not well attended.
Messrs. T. J. Edwards, Frank I&Muifafliid
W. 1. Trezise, committee gii ru)lyj4omd
piaccu ueloio tlio board a iiandh'lWJjS'meiVr
grossed set of resolutions on tb dvtb'diji,
bcliool Director John T. SUuitguQteyriii,
engrossed in gold and silver lctter8.dnrdli'qi,d
black ground and rest in a handhouiJW-ivvJ..U"
gilt frame.
Tho board decided to allow .IIoii.ttM,
Fowler $127 in addition to his qWAtryf jyiej
ioi- erecting tuojarum street yjotjfcijBbililb'
ing.
A request from Major JcnnhiiireiLLcWj
No. 307, Jr. O. U. A. M., as to A-qtogBjHWwThf:1!
flag poles on tho scliool buildings;wjVRffl tojJtsO
nn cnnilltinii l,nt H,r, l, .! TrrM
tho sunervision of the buildin!? ami j-ntxcJ
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TUo finance committeo was ftu.yiarjffidrifeJ
uKBoimio a loan oi f-,uuu lor Jojuitm jjuu uwj th
secretary of the board was nuUiorJn.'ilritull
give the Tax Ueceiver his warrant-Ciitims iaJrfVll1
duplicate.
Just beforo tho board took-.un. the last
order of business-the rcadingiioL bs-H
Scliool Director Conry sprung.atjRUjprjguij-j
stating that when tho Soh6oltLipr40jjjr-
cuaocu mo n into street. propertypjjyWfts
r,ureu timt tnero wcro no encunmjgfljjijt
Til AT. lift 111(1 mail n nrnim ikwm ... I
tnority mat fcia.uuu stands aga hat. Aha PtoceJirni
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us puui omur propeny owneuitylrju,
from whom tho site was purchasijrise(
Tlift mqfln. ...no .... P..--...) , .1... 0,l:i
and building and repairs commiUea.-l,as4erJ
tain wlinthnr tlin inpnnilinnmn"nm...ta.tl.!!T7l ""tUgi
property purchased and ondeavm0 J tp'jiurtJ
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Tho Holiday Show Is Hquiiadyi
Every day brings crowds to Wilktomnls
Wo aro increasing business hy .oiinjoa.l'J
como, even If prices are clippedJo. jyJntLnT
dress goods, share in tho Pr'ce-(ljIcyjtfatfiyjafi
wen as mo nonuay stocK. The ojh'ygfiariliy SWf
intend making in th. BpringcHJ
soiling aoioimeiy necessaryjiuy BuTjPur4our
v-i..ii.i liuuu. Bin. "K'"iaWreh
uu.uio.iM, B.ura, a..K Barters, goJKeyjggjcg
J'WjWrifihtJroo,
In the Sporting ltiljt,0im
Thomas O'Donuell, of l't,Jpiyeljc6lff'"clialf YfP1Su5ftor10 h'i$$t feWYWiflFVSEft'?!
Iongos Peter Shauglinessy, of ,II5y0jtoojJro
to a finish fight for a purse of ?evf gjijyjrgp)
dollars.
Patrick Roach, of GirardvlU.iU iNolujKfiJPryilfWliftfl'R.bvpW.'-P-.ll
Tl... T ..ni.n.. r 11. . 1 o i i T-
100, to be run at any time and J&fefjMlM liP 1 K I i
aside. Av-v4-A
shooting match between Mjytc&ajyl LYrW T t
linn ii I. ,.r ii...ln:nu i... 1 r I
inn v,..i.6., uu... u. "iiuvliVI1jffl HWHecr:---L-
arranged to tako place on Clirijftv.Tl
oovon nirus apiece win ue suotaUfesOitTor
siue.
' Columbia lleTt(i(lr
jib excels because : It is h5jH5vj ojjo
grado of hops and malt only, jyhjriietfii
highest, known, 1 and hecauso yJJolg tYot'
direct by tho niariufactures, wldcyffoVjy
all middlo profit.
rnttavllle's Kxonerntlansi.-.
Tho Town Council. of FttjyflioU
tuu report, oi tno auuiung comnmjgjjfjyiiCjj,
allowed tax collector ejoneratlansjampuntlnir'
ting
tof3,302,50, less than nine Mr Tfintnfab
total amount of the dupjicahtnaiiuj
$37,318.02. '"
Big bargains in woolen ujidurj8cwat
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