l TyL. XL NO. 2(H). SHENANDOAH, PA., TUESDAY, OCTOMIt 27, 1890. ONE CENT. A LARGE NEW STOCK PARLOR : SUITS OuiQt Received. F-rom $25 Upwards. I i J. R. WILLIAM SOUTH MAIN STREET, S 3 Sc SON, HENANDOAH, PA. BIG BARGAINS IIM FINE - WOOLEN - UNDERWEAR Medicated Red Flannels, shirt and drawer$, in all sizes, $ 1 .45 per suit. A better grade at $ 1 .75. Here is a surprising bargain in fine Camel's Hair Under wear, shirt and drawers, for $2.20. ' j. MAX LEVIT, UP-TO-DATE HATTER and GENT'S FURNISHER, 15 el. centre street. Carpets, Oil Cloths, and . . . linoleums. Window Shades, and Covers. I I rPT'C. North Main St., Ae still have the shades. Best offered. Shenandoah, Pa. 49c window value ever Hon. Ellas Davis, Popular Candidate For County Treasurer. A RECORD THAT IS UNIMPEACHABLE As a Member of the State Legislature, Mr. Davis Proved Himself an Earnest Worker In the Cause of Humanity-Father of the Two-Week Pay Bill The subject of this short and imperfect sketch, lion. Llias Davis, of Hrood Mountain, is well and favorably known to the voters of Schuylkill comity, and It is hardly necessary to say that ho is a candidate for County Treasurer, ono of the most important othces at the court house. During tho past fifteen or twenty years Mr. Davis has been almost continually in closo touch with tho voters of tho county, although ho has held but ono public office, that of Iloprosentativo from tho Fourth Legislative district. During the timo enumerated ho has probably cultivated a moro extensive acquaintance than any of tho candidates now before tho people of this county. Mr. Davis is 41 years of ugc, having been born in Wndesvilie, this county, in Novem ber, 1855. Previous to ills election as a mem ber of tho lower Hotiso at llarrisburg, In ISSt, ho worked In and around tho mines commencing us a slatcpicker when ho was I mirreKMiil business training; nuiie,couri'ous and obliging at nil times and all places the j people have n candidate for County Treasurer ' in the person of lion. Ellas Dav! fur whom it is a duty and ns well a a pleasure to voto. They will attest their appreciation of his effort In their behalf by giving him tho largest voto recorded for any candidate, on either ticket, on Tuesday next. Vote for Illlas Davis and an honest, business administration of tho Treasurer's olllce. li : BREWING : COMPANY BREWERS OF" Lager Beer, Porter and Ale. All the product of this brewery are made of pure malt and hops of which we buy the best and endeavor always to MAKE THE BEST that can possibly be produced. Reduction in Wall Paper. only. From 25 cents to 20 cents; from 10 cents to 8 cents. All other grades accordingly. This stock must bo disposed of nt once, in order that 1 can enlarge my store. These bargains will hold good for a short time Come nt once and take advantage of tho reduction. PAINTER, I'APEK IIANGEK AND DEALEK IN WALL l'Al'EH. !3 S. Jardln St., Shenandoah, Pa. Thomas H. Snyder, 1 Don't Take Any Risk. The chances are 1 6 to i that you will make your horses sick by feeding; new oats A great deal of new oats now in market are stained, musty and light in weight. We offer a car of white oats strictly old sound aud heavy. The price may be a little higher but the quality is right. One Car Choice Winter Wheat Middlings. choice goodsfresh stock. .New Mackerel This season's catch White and Fat. Mixed Whole Spices for Pickling. ?ancy Creamery Butter. Fine Fresh Dairy Butter. I Patted Ham and Tongue. Lunch Tongue and Chipped Beef. Shredded Codfish. Corned Beel io cents a can. iood Laundry Soap--10 pieces for 25c. HIGH GRADE AND PURITY GUARANTEED. lictly Pure Kettle Rendered Lard. . . . Pure (Jlu Apple Vinegar. Our Spices are the Highest Grade and Strictly Pure. EW CLOTHS CARPETS AND OIL NEW FALL STYLES. r stock of Floor Oil Cloth and Linoleum is larger than ever. The patterns and lowest prices. We invite attention to the largest of RAO CARPETS we have ever had. All grades and prices 5 cents ,up. G W. KEITER, NDQAH, RENIN A. iion. ili - mm. Atllrccn's Itlaltn Cafe, Panned oysters on toast will bo served as freo lunch to-night, l'leuty for ovorybody. Clam soup to-morrow morning. Meals served nt all hours. WAR IS APPREHENDED. President Clotclnud 3lny Call an Kxtru Session oT Congress, Special to Kvknimi Hr.iiAUi. Nkw YoitK, Oct. 27, SiSa p. m. Much ex citement attends tho closing hours of tho Stock Hxchango hero. Wall street is badly frightened by a rumor that tho report Consul General Leo will niako to President Cleve land in tho near futuro on tho situation in Cuba is of such a character that tho Presi dent will call for an extra session of Congress and will send to tho session a war-like mes sage against Spain. Wedilrd at Ml. Cliriui'l. A happy nuptial event took place at Mt. C'arulol on Sunday evening in which Miss Dorothea Goldschmidt, of that place, aud Lewis Mann, who conducts a prosperous business on West Centre street, tills town. were the principals. Tho ceremony was performed at tho residence of tho bride's parents, llev. A. Grins, of Philadelphia, otli ciating. There was a largo and fashionable attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Mann left Jit. Carnlel for Philadelphia and New York yes terday morning and upon the conclusion ot tho Wedding tour will occupy a handsomely furnished homo Mr. Mann has prepared in tli is town. but eight ye it's old Uet onized as u leader among tho wurLingmen, Mr. Davis seemed tho Uepublican nomination for tiie Legisla ture and was elected for three consecutive terms. As a member of tho Mines and Mining Committee he did etl'cctlve work in the lnteiest of tluM! who toil beneath tho ground, and his record as an ex-Legislator will be a big factor in increasing tho majority that will bo recorded for him Tuesday next. Having framed, introduced and secured the passage of tho semi-monthly pay bill, Mr. Davis has a claim upon the voters of this county they cannot anil will not forget. Tiiero is no law upon the statute books that brought greater prominence to its projector than that whicli Mr. Davis acquired as larhcr of tho bill above stated. It Is acknowledged by work iugmen and business men. (for both secure much benefit from its provisions, ) tobeonoof the best laws enacted in tho state. The miners of to-day can well remember that previous to the passago of this law that pay day was Irregular. Sometimes th"y weru compelled to wait four weeks, again five weeks, aud even six weeks intervened be tween pays. This operated greatly to the disadvantage of tho wugo worker, but the business man as well. Mr. Davis has changed all this, and to-day payments are regularly made every two weeks, and if there is the least spark of gratitude within tho breast of tho business men aud miners of the region they will cast their votes for Mr. Davis. Mr. Davis introduced other legislation, and secured the passage in tho House of a bill to tax owners of coal lands ono cent per ton for all coal mined in order to provido a fund for wounded and malned mine workers and for tho widows and orphans in case of death by accident, but it was defeated in the Senate. Whilo tho merit and justice of tho bill was generally recognized, even iiutho latter body, there developed an antagonism from certain sources that tho bill was kilh d in the Senate committee. Had this measure, introduced and successfully passed in the House by Mr. Davis, becomo a law, tboro would bo no necessity for raising funds by popular sub scription for the relief of the families of tho Twin Shaft victims, or any similar accident. There are many other features in tho career of Mr. D.ivis as a legislator that commend him to the friendly consideration of the voters of the county, but if there vtoro no othors than those stated he should lie entitled to the stili'erage of every citizen, without regard to party affiliation. Mr. Davis is also well equipped for tho duties of tho otlleo to which he aspires by long business training, thus giving a thorough and efficient management to the county's loading financial ollice. His unquestioned integrity vouchsafes an honest administra tion. Known from one end of the county to tho other, his genial characteristics will rally to his support not only tho entire Itepublican vote but hundreds of Democrats os well. As a party worker Mr. Davis has been un tiring in every campaign since ho was a voter, working for tho party's interests far moro dllegontly, porhaps, than ho has ever done for his own. Thero havo been few cam paigns In which ho has not appeared upon tho platform in tho interest of tho entire ticket. Two years ago Mr. Davis was de feated for tho nomination for SherilT by less than two votes. Instead of sulking in his tent, as defeated candidates generally do, ho accompanied his successful opponent, Mr. Scott, from ono end of the'eounty to tho other in that gentleman's iuterest and ma terially assisted In his election. Tor this and other reasons Mr. Davis has tho groat ad vantage of a united party in his support. A man who has shown his worth as a publio official; having tho udvautages of ft long and I 1 TYNAN IS HOME AGAIN The Alleged "No. i" Landed at New York City. IS AN OPPONENT OF DYNAMITE. At no Time Has He Favored the Method of the Anarchists-He Tells of His Arrest and Says a Move Will Soon be Made For Ireland's Freedom. New Yoniv, Oct. 37. I'. J. Tynnn. tho allowed "No. 1" of tho Phoenix Park mur derers, wis a passenger on tho North Gor man Lloyd stortmer Sanlo, which arrived lst ovetiltiR from Hremoti. Mr. Tynan was scon nt Quarantine. Ho said that ho naturally hosltnted to tulk for publica tion, ovon In this country, ns It wns possl bio any uttoninco by him might compro mise othors, mul perhaps those who hail beou kind to him. Ho refused to discuss tho purpose of his visit to Hurdpo, but ho emphatically stilted that his mission wns entirely successful. Ho ridiculed tho re ported clovernoss of tho Scotland Yard detectives, mid snltl ho had been under their noses a number of times without being suspected. Ho had nlso visited Glb- rnltnr. Mr. Tynnn said it wns owing to some carclossness while In a certain city that the detoetlves liogan to suspect him. Ho refused to say whnt city ho referred to. mnTmmmfitmifflminffliimnmimpnmnia THE LOWEST PRICES FOR At Kcpchlnskl's Arcndi Caie. Vegetable soup to-night. Hot lunch to-inorrow morning. Tho I. alley Shooting. Justice Cardin did not havo a hearing last night In tho case of Thomas I.'iU'ey, who was shot In a brawl on South .Main street Sunday night, on account of a failure to get Anthony I'otritus, of (iilbeiton, tho man accused of the shooting. It was not learned until last night that I'otritus was nlso an inmate of tho Miners' hospital. Ho is suffering from a wound nn the head inflicted witli a piece of rucK by LafTey. Tho hitter returned from tho hospital last evening. Dr. Iiiddlo found tho bullet imbedded in tho muscles of tho chest and extracted it. Tho bullet passed around from near tho loft arm pit without fracturing any bones. Lall'ey is able to walk. 111'.' nua'ti's New llestittinint. llean soup to-night. Hot lunch to-morrow morning. Tho Vljiui Case. It 1ms been agreed that tho testimony in tho Injunction suit of Anthony l'lynn against tho Borough of Shenandoah shall bo taken at the Ferguson House on Thursday, next. This is tho caso in which Mr. l'lynn scoks to enjoin tho borough from tearing down tho stonewall he built acioss tho creek in tho First ward and which lias caused tho Hooding of so many properties. ICfinlrick House l'ree Lunch. Boon Soup to-night. Hot lunch to-inorrow morning. Obituary. Florence May, the bright young daughter of Andrew J. Shaner, the blacksmith, died on the 2uth lust., aged ono year, ten mouths and thirteen days. The funeral will take place on Thursday morning, Interment at Auburn. The parents havo tho sympathy of a largo circlo of friends in their bereave ment. lllckert's Cale. Our freo lunch to-morrrow morning will consist of uico ox tail soup. Tii-nlglit's .Meeting. Great interest in the meetings in tho M. II. church, liev. J. D. Fox, pastor of tho Potts villo M. E. church, preaches this evening at 7:30. All who know Itev. Fox's interest in the work will be glad to attend this service. Come at 7:15 aud enjoy tho song service. If in need of carpets and oil cloths, under wear, llannnels, hosiery, gloves, mittens, knit goods, it will pay you to give us a cull. P. J. MoSAdUAN, No. 30 South Main street. lllrthiluy 1'urty. Quito a number of tho young friends of John II. Hughes assembled at tho homo of his parents in Win. Penn last night, in honor of that young gentleman's twentieth birth day. Tho evening was spent very pleasantly, Messrs. Shoemaker aud Uiwson, of town, contributing materially to the evening's enjoyniout by instrumental music. Ilefresli ments were served. Mr. Hughes was tho recipient of quite a number of handsome presents, lltmiowil. Philip Itiermau has removed his shoemaker shop to 37 N. Market stieot. Hear of Wil kinson's dry goods store. 10-27-i!v guttering l'riiiu li hquce'i-. William 11 err, residing at tho comer of Cherry ami Cbetfuut stnwU, i mitt'tring from a painful wiucezu about the back and right hip sustained by being caught between a piece of Umber aud a "rib," He U at tended by Dr. Stein, GrnmPOptMllllir. At Pooler's new saloon, 3U liist Centre stieot, on Wednesday evening, October Sstli. Lots of music and all tho latest songs of tho day by refined artists. Free beer from 7 to U p. in. All are cordially invited. It John Poolxu. fepvtiul Council Meeting. A special meeting of tho llorough Council will be held to-morrow evening for tho pur pose hau"Wa'.'leriug tho proposition to ox- I was dlscrVoal street water main into I transnlrcJ water coiumlttco having re the Unlteiot the probable cost of tho oris cou The latest TO CI tike Lax 1 1 1 1 uggists rc u rents. ft A logun's Alley. mui's. ROGERS' SILVER PLATED KNIVES AND $ FORKS, SPOONS, SUGAR SHELLS, BUTTER KNIVES AND SILVER $ PLATED NOVELTIES. 1 All Guaranteed. x T. J. 1 TYN'AX. Ills treatment in tho Fronch prison was oxnctly tho same ns that accorded other prisoners, lint ho hadthopriviloiroof send ing to tho canton for his meals. Tho sub prefect and all tho attaches wore very much Interested In him and warmly es poused his cause. Mr. Tynan traveled under his own name. Ho looks to Iw fully llfteon yours younger than when ho wns hist seou in this city. Ho hod shavod olT his ljeardnnd whiskers, which wero so conspicuous in photographs taken when he was a nicni bor of tho Middloox volunteer regiment, n nil could havo passed easily for an Kn gllsh cattle donlor. Ho was mot at tho pier by Mrs. Tynan, his six daughters nnd his two sous. Tynan wns extremely rotlcont, nnd told tho reporters who mot him that state ments mado by him after his relonso from tho prison In Uoulugno had been distorted to such nn extent ns to bo almost untruo In every rosiect. To a representative of tho Associated Pross ho said: "I cunnot say any thing with reference to my buslnoss in Europo. It wns of a legitimate character, and I am glud to say that my mission wus success ful. "I don't know why I was nrrostod. I prosumo tho English government wanted to got mo Into Its clutches by any menus. I know for somo timo before I was ar rested that I was watched by llritishspios, but did not uxpeot my arrest when my room was broken into. I was awakened by tho landlord, who had two English de tectives and a crowd of gendarmes with him, and ono of tho detectives, tho mo ment I woko, held a revolver to my fore head. I simply got up, dressed myself and wont to prison with my captors. I knew it was no use to say anything. "The Ilrltlsh government was deter mined to get mo on British soil if It could do so, and my felonds told mo that overy effort wnsmado to Induce tho French gov ernment to hnnd mo over to England's tender mercies. Tho Fronch government refused to do so, and I am hero again a freo num." "What do you think would havo hnp poned you If you had been extradited from Franco to Englandr" asked tho reporter. "What do you thlnkr" Tynan retorted. "Why everybody knows. I would havo been either executed or Imprisoned for life. Tho English government never hosl tntos to manufacture evidence when an Irishman's life is to lie sacrificed. Why, ono of tho charges mado against mo, that I wns connected with tho Phu-nix Park buslnoss, was dUposod of thirteen yours ago by tho Fronch government, but tho English government tried to take this charge up again." "Do you believo In tho policy of dyna miter" Tyuan was asked. "A fellow iHktaonger on tho Smile, who sat beside me at dinner the day after we left Chorbourg,sald to me, 'Do you know who we havo on boardr' 1 suld'I didn't, and he replied, 'Why, Tynan, the famous dynamitard.' "I felt u llttlo shocked, hut told him I was Tynan. He didn't eat any more din ner, and looked seasick. Tho next day l met him and told him that the only dyiiu niltnrd I hud over mot was Znllnskl, who was a most charming fellow, ami who was tho Inventor ot tho dynamite gun which was so generally admired aud ox tolled by the war departnieiitu of all the European nations. "1 wish to say that I urn a detostor of anarchism, nnd cannot liellevo that the freedom of Ireland can be achieved by an archistic methods. All tho statements made as to luy desire to have tho ouir of Itussla blown up are villainous and In famous. "Tho day for Ireland's atuiok on Eng. land will soon come, and our enomy will then loarn what our mothods nro and foel their effects. As to all tho 'stories' pub lished ubout me, I can only say they uro Scotland Yard 'fakes,' got up for the pur poso of Injuring me 1 think their object f,,l!,u, i.i GIRVIN'S, I 8 S. Main St., i SHENANDOAH, PA. 1 tillllUUUIIlUlllllllllUUlllUlilllUlillUlllllUIUlUI?' Tin ou n Troin h tViigon. John liorg, the Dist Centre street grocer, i conllncd to his bed by injuries sustained in being thrown from his wuguu and run ovi i at about ilo o'clock last evening. He i under the care of Dr. M. S. Kistlor. Her" started from the Lehigh Valley freight depot with a load of about 1,500 pounds on bis wagon. The seat was on top of a liarrol d sugar. Iterg turned to watch some boys who woio engaged In playing fuot-ball and as In did so the seat tipped and threw him to the ground and In front of tho wheels. One of tho wheels pnswd ovor his left leg, jURt abovi tho knee, ami iullicted a largo gosh, but caused no fracture. Ilerg was also bruised about the left sldo and chest by the (all. A- tho scat fell from the wagon tho horses took fright and ran away, but thoy were caught after running nB far as tho olcrtrle light station. Anglo Lamps, tho best lamps in tho world, for sale at llruiiun's. Election ,r nuli-crs. At a regular meeting of Hopo Section No. 10, J. T. of II. & T., last night, tho following officers wcro elected : P. W. A., Thomas D.iwson ; W. A., John Charles: V. V. A., llenjainlu Mausoll; Recorder, I. N. GrilHtus: Assistant IMcordcr, George J. Foist! V.L., A. Iioblnson ; A. C.. Thomas llogors; I. V., Howard Powell ; O. P., John T. Powell. The Jtt'scuc Hull. The annual liall of the Hescue Hook ,V Ladder Company No. 1, will be held on Fri day evening, October 30th, in Uobbins' opera house. The fair closes on Tliurs8!ay ovening. A first-class orchestra will furnish dancing music for tho Im.I1, which will lie the event of the season. 10-211-St l'liiiei-al. Mary Pisca, aged 3 years, died at Wm Penn on Sunday from diphtheria and was burled in the Gieek Catholic cemetery of town yesterday. to cinti; a colii i.v oni: d.vv Tako Laxative Uromo Quinine Tablets. AH druggists refund tho money if It fails to cure. "3 cents, There's Just AVhut You tVimt. Pan-Tina (25c. ) fur coughs and colds. At Gruhlor Bros., drug store. A PLAIN TALK With you m tho sultjoct of WALL: PAPER. Many beautiful designs anil color ing, must be Closed Out it once to make room for other goods. You will be surprised at the low prices asked for the quality offered. WINDOW SHADES In every style and price. This, is one of our important lines. We carry the largest selection in all qualities, sizes, colors and styles. Consequently we are able to compete with any store regardless of size. We have about one dozen of those special 8 inch lace trimmed aud first quality Oil Cloth shades mounted on spring rollers to hang at Goc. See our line before you make your purchases. F.J. Portz Sc Son, SHENANDOAH, PA, A CHOICE ARTICLE . -OUR BEEF WINE IRON At 50c Per Bottle. ONLY AT KIRLIN'S DRUG STORE, 6 South Main Street. t ui f nil) thii une i - t L il y it"' if dt it ir .v. a, Ay iof as ie h I o am lied dip V., s s. as il r lull etc , .'0 n
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