SHENANDOAH, PA., MONDAY, JULY 20, 1890.
ONE CENT.
YOL. XL-NO. 181.
E have been successful in Retting hold of a large lot of shirt
waists at a big reduction from
they last will be sold at the following
One Lot 3 5 cents, actual
" " SO "
" 85 "
" " SO " "
Wash goods were never so cheap as
for any further decline.
Dimities, not the give-away poor flimsy kind, but the best of the
season's production that were sold at 12$ to 15 cents, now 10 cents
per yard. Two cases Lancaster ginghams, 5 cents per yard. One case
fine lawns, 4 cents.
P. J. GAUGHAN,
SHIRTWAISTS
A Full and Complete Line
From 50c to $1.25.
WHITE : GOODS : AND : EMBROIDERIES.
HENRIETTAS, LANSDOWNE AND SILK,
Laces, Gloves, Ribbons and
a fine graduating dress.
. I I EZ ED irET'C North Main St.,
w. w- i i vi
THIS IS OUR
Special Drive in
Our Spring Line of Ladies' Shoes is
in everything good and attractive in the market.
OUR SPECIALTY SHOE.
We are making a drive in the Waverly ladies' shoe. 300 pair
will be sold at S2 a pair. Regular price is $2.50. This may be
this last of this line this season. We have them 111 C, D, EX
EE widths. No better shoe
General Agent for the
ALFRED
F.
MORGAN.
AQUEDUCT MILL FLOUR.
If you want GOOD BREAD
High Grade Blended Flour :
Daisy, Moss Rose,
Thev are the product of a combination of the Best Winter and
Northern Spring Wheat.
Our "Old Time" Family
at $4 a barrel and is guaranteed to please you.
IF YOU WANT
Good Pies and Cakes
It is made of wheat
especially lor Pastry
Our "Whole Wheat Graham" Flnnr k made of selected
hard wheat, carefully prepared and. ground by the Buhr
process, retaining an the properties of the whole wheat
berry.
Our Rye Flour is Old Process Stone Ground Rye Flour.
If you want Minnesota Patent
the market, SUPERLATIVE, DACOTAH, CARESOTA.
Washburn & Crosby
Brand "18 ."
Next Door to Coffee House
THIS FINE
ROCKER
ONLY
$1.39.
Children's Carriages $3.75
and upwards.
All Styles of
Refrigerators.
J. R.
kAilliams 8c Son,
South Main St.
early season's prices and while
figures :
value BO to GO cents.
" SS cents.
" $1.15 to $1.25.
" 75 cents.
now. Our prices leave no room
- 2X N. Main St.
SHIRTWAISTS
Fans. Everything suitable for
i w3 Shenandoah, Pa.
EYE OPENER I
Ladies' Footwear I
being increased every day. Takes
is made for the money.
14 S. MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH.
Snag'Proof Duck E3 o ot.
A SHOE TALE I
Only the hapry wearers of Morgan's Shoes
can appreciato their real goodness of quality,
fit and durability. Tho prices aro right a trial
will tell a Jong story, fcco our special in ladies
snocs.
Alfred F. Morgan,
No. 11 W. Oak Street.
use either of the following brands of
Lexington, Our Lilly.
Flour is a complete Roller Flour
use our "Brookside Pastry" Brand
selected for the purpose and made
use.
Flour we have the Best Brands in
Gold Medal. Our Special
At KEITER'S.
IHE-P0P0LI8I8 AND BRYAN.
The Democratic Nominee the Bone of
Contention.
MANY FAVOR HIS NOMINATION.
There Will be a Protest From Those Who
Favor a Division of the Electoral Vote,
With a Possibility of Electing a
Populist Vice President.
St. Louis, Julyao. Few of tlio dclogntos
to tho Populist convention hnvo arrived,
but among tho lenders who hnvo reached
tho city n very hitter war has already de
veloped. Thoy seem to Ijo nllrnlne; them
selves for a three-cornered Hunt. First.
thdso who favor n straight Indorsement or
nomination of Ilryan nnd fccwnll which
will bring to tho Chicago ticket tho sup
port of tho Populists j second, those who
deslro a fusion electoral ticket which will
malntoln tho Popillst party organization
nnd placo tho lendors In a position to de
mand recognition In tho event tho ticket
Is successful, and third, what aro known
as tho "mlddlo of thorond" Populists, who
favor on Independent plntform and ticket
and who oppose fusion In nny form.
Tho latter, If present indications count
for anything, will Iks eventually over
ruled. Tho "mlddlo of tho road ' men,
however, will prove strong nnd valuable
nllios of tho loaders of tho second class.
who seem determined to preservo their
party organization at all hazards, but who
COXOnXSSMAN CHAKIXS A. TOWNE.
profoss an earnest desire to combine idl
tho silver strength if a wav can m lound
to give thorn recognition. The real light,
It Is bolloved, will come between this fac
tion and thosowhoaro In favor of put
ting lxjhlnd them for the prosont nil pride
of party for tho sako of tho cause of silver.
Chairman Taubeneck, the chairman of
this mlddlo wing, wive out a statement
Saturday night, outlining tho plan of fu
slon electors as tho only condition, on
which ho Is willing to join hands with the
freo silver Democracy. Hut even with fu
slon electors ho wants a set of Populist
nominees, tho purpose Ix'lng, If his plan
Is carried out, to elect Ilrynn president:
nnd a Populist vice president. Tnubon
ock's Interview met with a storm of pro
tests from tho faction which advocates a
straight Indorsement of Ilrynn and Bewail
as the only chalice, of solidifying tho sllve
forces and gaining victory.
Hon. Thomas M Patterson, chairman
of tho regular Colorado delegation to the
Populist convontion. arrived yesterday,
and with others immediately lxgan
crusado in lxjhalf of tho nomination of
Messrs. Hryannnd Sownll by tho Populist
convention. Uurlng tho evening .Mr. rat
terson and his coadjutors prepared and
Issued an address In ioply to Chairman
Taubonock s appeal U maintain tho au
tonomy of tho party by taking a position
against the nomination or Indorsement
of tho Doniocrutlo candidates. Tho ad
dress says in part:
"Wo ngreo with Chairman Tnubenecli
that tho all absorbing question with Popu
lists Is and should bo, how can thev nslv
in tho speedy restoration of silver to its for
mer place and at tho samo time maintain
and ndvonco this party organization t vi
bollovo that tho Pooplo's party is noeeswiry
to tho country, and that should it be dis
banded or become inconsequential for wo lit
of numbers tho money power would soon
resumo complete swoy over lioth the old
partlasond thoinassos neiippnvedoi npro
tcetor from tho greed of corporations.
trusts and syndicates,
"Hut wo emphatically disagree with him
as to tho moans by which these ends ore
to lie secured. To nominate an indopond
ont ticket, ono In opposition as much to
Bryan and Sowall ns It would lie to Mo-
Klnloy nnd Holmrt. would not only make
It lmposslblo to restore free coinage of sll
vor during tho lifetime of the youngest In
tho coming convention, but it would prac
tically annihilate the People's party so fnr
ns followers nro necessary to make a party
The 'leaders' might hold frantically to tho
organization during tho campaign, but nt
its cioso tnoy wouui unci its louowers m
full fellowshln with tho lJomooratlo mr.
nnd huvlng voted Its ticket unller the
nnmo and omblem-of that party, It llryan
should Ik) elected, they would And little
obstacle to continuing with It.
"Instead of nominating others the Pop
ulists' convention should nominate, no
'Indorse' Brynn and Sowall. The conven
tion should make those two men Its own
nomlnoos tho party nominees. It should
adopt Its own platform of principles and
placo thorn upon thoir choice for president
and vice- president. Having uono this
delegates can return to tholr homos, and
.looking constituents In the face, say : 'V
havomndo this partial saorllloo of party
prldoto mnko certain of tho enactment
into laws of ono or more of tho groat
measure for which our party has strug
gled. In doing this wo have proven that
our party stands roady to do whutovor Is
necessary to secure practical relief to tho
suffering country to tho extent ot support
ing candidates nominated by other par-
uos.
"Tho nrnno'ltlon of Mr. Tqubonook.that
Continued on Second page.
Dentil of General fclgfrlcd,
POTTSV1I.LK. Pa., July at. General
Joshua K. Slgfrlod died ot his residence
here yesterday, aged (U year, from kidney
troubles anil nervous prostration. Gonenil
Slgfried was one of tho most prominent
military men, Individual coal operator
and philanthropist In tho state. Ho was
tho leading Republican politician of
Schuylkill county, and expected to enter
tho political arena within tho next two
weeks, ns tho senatorial nominee, after
yours of u!icnco. His military record is
said to bo tho uest 01 any surviving 0111
soldier In tho stnto. In the war ot tho re
bellion ho rose from lieutenant to general,
nnd for nearly a scoro of years was In
command of tho Third brigade of tho
Pennsylvania National Guards. Tho news
of tho dealh of General J. K. Slgfried was a
great surprise to his legion of friends. Ho
had been Improving during tho past weok
and hail been out riding onco during tho
weok. Jlut on Saturday evening a relapso
camo and shortly after 2 o'clock Sunday
morning lie passed away, conscious to tho
last. Ho will bo burled on Wednesday with
military honors and Gov. Hastings with an
escort will Ihj present.
At llreen's Illitlto Cnfc.
rurco of pea soup will bo served as freo
lunch to-morrow morning. Plenty for every
body. .Meals served nt all hours.
May I.OHC 1111 Kyp.
John lEutchko was tho plaintiff in an as
sault and battery caso before Justico Tooincy
on Saturday night, In which ho charged
Miko Mellch with assault and battery,
Kutshko, who is n boarder at Melock's house,
had somo dispute with his hoarding boss
about payment of a board bill. A hot con.
versation followed which led to a fight, in
which Mclick rammed a clothes prop Into
Rutchko's eyo, forcing it out of tho socket
and Inflicting a gash on his cheek, which re
quired nino stitches to sew up tho wound
In default of bail he was sent to jail this
morning.
Fine Largo Moslcr Siifo
For salo. Apply at tho HKitALii 0UU0. 7-lS-2t
HmIi t'r. l'oiuid Drawn.
Direct from tho ocean and fisherman to
tho people. These fish aro guaranteed strictly
fresh, as they wero taken out of tho water
to-day, at about noon. Car on siding, Pcnna
R. It. freight station, foot of Main street, to
morrow, Tuesday, open 8 a. m. Improved
railroad scrvico makes this possible. Mothers,
send your child, It will bo well cared for.
Enough fish cnught for all tho peoplo if
properly distributed. Plcaso bring basket
or paper.
Atlantic Fish. Co.,
7-20-lt Long Branch, N. J,
Ilil. 1 Trio Arrested.
Miko, icter and Wetoria Foskawicz aro
the proprietors of a boarding house in -the
First ward. Among their boardors is Gcorgo
Iiailis, who gave' one of tho proprietors 50
cents on Satunlay night to purchase Iwcr.
Upon receiving the money tho proprietor left
tho houso and did not return for sevoral
hours. When bo returned ho had spent the
50 cents and George mado application for
the s.11110, which led to a fracas in which tho
trio jumped 011 him and beat him unmorci
fully. They entered ball in tho sum of $200
each before Justico Toomey for appearance at
court.
liny your campaign caps now at 10 cents
At MAX LEVIT'S, 15 liist Centre street.
A ltnsh Deed.
Yesterday morning two young men en
tered a Polish house 011 Apple alloy, and ap
plied fur a drink of water. While tho mis
tress was procuring the water, tho men
grablicd a dock, which contained wo gold
rings, and left tho houso. They wero closely
pursued by ono of the neighbors who saw
tho rash deed, and at tho corner of Coal
street Ihcy dropped the time-piece. Trace of
them win lost among tho cars at tho I'. & R
freight station.
Now la Your Time
For your bargains at our great closing ou
sale of a largo stock of clothing and gent'i
furnishings until August 1st. At Wolf
Levine's, 31 North Main street. 7-18-tf
l'repiired to l'lcnsc
Noverhasa better quality and a greater
variety of brows been rut beforo tho public
than the present ones of tho Columbia Brew
ing Company. Thoro is no room for im
provement1), ns our I'alo Kxtra and Cabinet
brews aro far above the standard. If the
best Is good enough for you, you ought to
partake of It.
l-lvploslon of 4iu.
An oxplosion of gas took placo at Packer
colliery No. 1, ti is morning. Tho nature o
tho explosion could not bo asceitained, but
it is supposed that the gas was Ignited from
miner's lamp. A Polish miner, whoso name
could not be learned, was badly burned about
the hoily. He was taken to the Minors'
hospital.
IlKi llAItdAINS
In black stiff hats. Como for them at owe,
as this consignment will Soon bo exhausted
At the Ul'-To-DVTK hat store.
Died at tho Almshouse.
Owen McHugh, aged 15 years, died at noon
yesterday in the county almshouse of con
sumption. Deceased had been an inmate of
the institution occasionally since 1803 and
urwvcdbya wife, whose whereabouts is
not known, nnd an aged mother, Mrs,
Martha Mollugh, of Mnhanoy City, who has
claimed the body. He was a former nwident
of town, being etnployod as a watchman ou
tlio l'ciuuylvunla railroad.
Pay only your own bills. In dealing here
the cash customor is not taxed to help sup
port tho credit customers who do not toy.
Here nil are ono lovel. All are cash.
7-18-tf Factory Siiok Stoiie.
.1 l-'liiUli right.
Articles of agreement have been signed by
Patrick Ryan, of Ashland, and Hany Mait
land, of Rending, to fight to a finish on Fri
day, Angut Uth. Tho fight will bo pulled
off in an eighteen-foot ring, fora purso of $100"
11 sldo. Tho Inttlo ground has been selected
in tho vicinity of Pottsvlllo.
Water l'lpo Hursts,
Ono of tho largo water mains of the now
water works burst under tho Lehigh Vnlloy
tracks at tho lower find of Main street last
ulglit. Tho leak was promptly repaired.
II
Two Men Seriously Stabbed on SunJay
Mornlnc.
ARE IN A PRECARIOUS CONDITION
Counter Suits nave Been Brought Before
Different 'Squires, and Two of the
Men Were Committed to Jail
In Default of Ball.
peclal toKvEMixo Hr.RAi.li.
Mahanoy City, July 20. A serious stall
ing affair occurred on Railroad street Satur
day night, which may result in tho death of
two of tho participants. John btiinbo, a
Hungarian, keeps n boarding houso at 220
West Railroad street, and upon returning
lomo Sunday morning at 1:00 o'clock ttltb
two fellow countrymen mado considerable
noiso In gaining entrance to his house.
Next door to btiinbo s houso Is a Polish
oarding house, and two of tho boarders,
Andrew lilosas and Martin Ilumas, were
awakened by tho racket. An exchange of
words ensued, resulting in tho latter coming
down stairs nnd a general light ensued in
which knives played an Important part.
Tho neighborhood was awakened and the
fight caused much excitement.
Andrew Illosns received threoknifo wounds
1 tho back, ono in the left shoulder six
inches long, two in tho small of tho hack,
and ono ou tho back of his head. His right
arm was also dislocated. Dr. llisscll set the
member, but after lilosas returned to bis
tome it was again broken.
Martin IStmuas was also badly used up,
Ho received two cuts in tho left arm, one of
them flvo inches long, 11 vo wounds in tho
back, and 0110 two Inches long on tho
shoulder.
Stimbo appeared beforo Justico Jones and
swore out a warrant for the arrest of lilosas
and lluuuns, tho two men who were so badly
cut up, claiming tlint they wero tho aggres
sors. Constable Mclntyro visited tholattcr's
boarding houso to serve the warrant but their
condition was such that the hearing lias been
postponed until to-morrow evening. Tho
lloor was covered with blood.
Tho Polish hoarding boss caused tho arrest
of John Stimbo and Joseph Martin, charging
them with assault and battery with intent to
kill, beforo Justico O'llrcin. Martin was
stabbed through tho palm of tho loft hand
Altera hearing they woro both committed to
jail in default of $500 bail.
ltriniiiiin'H New Jtestaurunt.
Vegetable soup to-night.
Risolvcs of licof to-morrow morning.
Wont Ccml Street Itlnt.
A riot between Italians and Hungarians
living in tho Flats" ou West Coal street
took placo about nine o'clock Saturday
night. Brickbats and stones formed promi
nent weapons ol defense in the fight. A
number of persons wero injured in tho light
and nn old man named Hnli'inan, who was
passing at tho time, was hit on tho left arm
by a flying stono. One of tho rioters was
arrested by Ollicer Fultz. He'paid tho fine
and costs. He refused to give tho names
any of tho other rioters and no arrests fol
lowed.
IIIC. 11V1K1AINS
111 brown still' hats. Our $8.8:5 hat is now
selling at $1.50. At MAX LRVIT'S, 1
Iiist Centre street.
Another Atteniit at Itolilicry.
An unsuccessful attempt at rohbery wns
mado upon the boarding house of G. M
Peters, 011 North Jardin street, yesterday
morning about 3:25 o'clock. Mrs. rotors who
had just prepaied a luncheon for her bus
band, who left town 011 tho oarly morning
P. & It. train, was just about retiring, when
sho heard a noiso nt tlio lack door. Siie
looked out the window and saw several men
with a dark lantern trying to ctl'eet an
entmnco. Sho Immediately called several of
the boarders who scared tho robbers away
It wns too dark to rccognizo any of tlio men
ltlckert's Cafe.
Our freo lunch to morrow morniug will
consist of mock turtle soup.
Dragged by a Car.
A youni: man whilo trying to board an
electric car on tho lakeside roed lielow
Bowors street yosterday, whilo the car was In
motion, mado a misstep causing his foot to bo
cnught in tho truck spring and dragging him
a distance of fifteen feet before the car was
stopped. Tho victim wns considerably tossed
nbout and had a miraculous eseapo from
losing & limb.
At KcpcliIiiHkr Amnio Cufn.
Grand Army bean soup to-night.
Meals served at all hours.
Huso lllllllat Hurt.
While two teams from Yatesville and Jack
sons weroengaged ilia game of 111 yestenUy
011 tho latter's grounds, one of the players
was knocked down by a batted ball which
rendered him unconscious.. He was taken to
his home 011 one of the electric cars, where it
required fifteen minutes of hard work to
rovivo him. The name of the player could
not bo loainod. 1
Dwelling l-'or Kent.
Tlio dwelling. No. 8 North Main street,
now occupied by G. W. Beddall. Coutainsall
modern conveniences. Apply to G. W.
ISoddnll, at hardware store. T-UO-St
Mt. Carinel Vt'on.
Ill tho gamo between tho Lincoln club, of
Mt. Otrmel, und the llomesvlllo team, oil the
latter's ground yesterday, the former team
wen by a score of 11 to 1. The game was
witnessed by n large crowd.
Notice to Water Consumers.
Notice Is horohy glvon that the water will
bo shut ofr to-morrow (Tuesday) from 0:00 a.
m. to 12:00 o'clock noon.
Elmbk WA8I.BY, Supt.,
Shenandoah Water & Gun Co.
Till: 1I1JST 00 OllNT SI1IUT
With two collars and a pair of cufft is now
going at 50 cents. Cimo and get ono while
thoy last. At MAX LKVIT'S. t
If you wnut a fine weudlng cake,ct Otto
make it for you.
STOP,
LOOK
AND
LISTEN.
Enameled Ware.
Four quart preserving kettle, extra
deep, stop bail to hold cover on,
heavy steel, 35c.
Sauce pans, extra deep, very de
sirable heavy steel. Capacity,
four quarts, 35c.
Gl RVI N'S
8 S. Main Street.
KxcHIng ltall flame.
All oxciting gamo of base ball, which was
witnessed by n crowd of several hundred
liae ball enthusiasts, took placo at tho
Trotting park yesterday afternoon, between
tho Cherry street nine and the 1-anions team.
both of town. Tho gamo wns very closely
played and interesting throughout. Tho
features of the gamo wero the remarkable
catches of Coblcy and left fielder Carry. In
the last inning, witli the I-anions boys at the
bat, tho scoro was tied by Carry, who
knocked tho ball Into left field, which would
have credited him with a homo run had not
tho audience interfered with his baso run
ning. Tho battery work of Murphy and
Waters for tho Cherry street team was a linn
specimen of amateur ludl tossing. Rovcrand
Cobley, wlio occupied the points for tho
Famous team, wele heartily applauded in the
second inning by retiring tlio side without a
hit. Tho game was played for a purse of $20
and resulted in a Victory for tho Cherry
street nine, which won by a score of lto3.
Many of the spectators ptcscnt claim that the
game was equal to any state leaguo games
over played on tlio grounds. Umpire Mitchell
was very fair in Ids decisions.
Look nt tho big stock of high priced music
now sold at 5 and 10 cents at Brumm's.
A llralo lnpr.
Iast night as tho eleven o'clock car was
passing through Win. I'enn, a young tin
smith of town boarded f it. after being
escorted to tlio ear by his best girl. Among
tlio passengers ou the car wore several other
young men who bid the girl a gentle "good
night," as they Mere acquaintances of this
fair maiden. The tinsmith became enraged
and started a fracas witli one of the young
men. Aftvr 11 tussle of several minutes, m
which tho formor was tlio victim of several
blows, ho took a seat on the front of the cat
and "never said a word," Ho was n souno
of much amusement for the passengers fin
tho remainder of the trip to Shenandoah.
lee Crctuu l'cstlial.
An ice cream festival will bo held under
the auspices of the West Ihid Blacks in
Robblns' opera bouse on Thursday evening.
July 23rd. A dance will take place after tlio
festival. 7-10-lw
.May Serve Till December.
Tlio present auditors of Luzerne county,
who have been deposed by the legalizing of
the Controller act, are given permission to
serve until tho 31st of December, when they
must vacate,
A NCW AND IIKAVTII'IT.
LINK OF
...GLASSWARE
vJ USt
Opened
ot Our
store at cut prices.
WfflDQW SffliDEi
jKffiu ram
Plated knives and forks $1.00
per dozen, guaranteed to wear for
five years.
F.J. Portz 8c Son,
SHENANDOAH. PA.
DON'T : WORRY
USE
Kirlin's
Compound
Blackberry
Cordial.
NEVER FAILS.
Price, 25c.
KIRUN'S
DRUG STORE,
6 South Main Street,