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SHENANDOAH, PA. MONDAY NOVEMBER 30, 1890.
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Mattresses
Bedsteads
G Ufa boards
Sideboards
Kitchen Tables
Cradles -
J. P. WILLIAMS 8c SON,
13 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SHENANDOAH, FA.
p SPECIAL
A suit of fine medi
cated red flannels, at $1.45.
Natural wool suits at Si. 75-
Extra Sue camel hair suits
at $2.15.
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BIGGEST BARGAINS
MAX
UP-TO-DATE HATTER and GENT'S FURNISHER
15 E. CENTRE STREET.
GOLD STANDARD REACHED
-J. J. PRICE'S RELIABLE STAND...
Where on the same basis you can
Ladies', Misses'
COATS - AND - CAPES
Of the very latest
quality guaranteed.
and
J. J. PRICE'S,
COLUMBIA : 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
From 23 cents to 20 cents
accordingly. This stock must be disposed of at once, in order that I
can enlarge my store. These bargains will 1kW good for a short time
ly. Come at once and take ud vantage of the
T1!- . U C - 1
lllUllldS) II. IiytlCI , DEALER IK WALL PAPEIt.
23 S. Jardln St., Shenandoah, Ra.
25 Cents
WILL BUY A.T KEITBR S
CALIFORNIA CAMMED FRUITS.
2 CANS OF APRICOTS, PEACHES,
PEARS OR EGG PLUMS,
TOMATOES.
4 CANS COLD PACKED TOMATOES,
3 CANS' CHOICE QUALITY TOMATOES,
2 CANS FANCY QUALITY TOMATOES,
Extra Size Full Weight.
CORN.
4 CANS STANDARD MARYLAND CORN,
3 CANS CHOICE MAINE CORN,
2 CANS FANCY NORTHERN SUGAR CORN,
PEAS.
4 CANS STANDARD MARROWFAT PEAS,
3 CANS OF EARLY JUNE PEAS,
CANS
fyUST RECEIVED
Fancy Clover Honey in Combs.
Finest New Crop New Orleans Baking Molasses.
Our Best Mince Meat.
We sell no low grade Miuce Meats.
G. W. KEITER,
SHENANDOAH, - PENNA.
5iS BEDDING.
$2.50 and
1.7-S '
3.7S "
5.75
- 1.SO '
.75 "
Upwards.
KNOWN.
LEVIT,
find a full itnd complete line of
and Children1
best styles. Prices and
North Main St.,
Shenandoah, Pa.
Paper.
j from 10 cents to 8 cents. All other grades
reduction.
I'AINTEIt, PAl'ER HANGEIE AND
FANCY SIFTED PEAS.
ii ill of eon.
Remedial Legislation Must Come From
the Senate.
MANY HOUSE BILLS REPORTED !
The Most Important Measures Now onjthe
Calendar Are the Faclnc Railroad
Funding Bill and the Nicaragua
Canal Bond Bill.
Washinotox, Nov. 110. It Is not probn
bio thnt tho houso lit the coming session
at congress, which bcglnB next Monday,
can dispose of much of tho proposed legis
lation which oucumbor its calendars. I,tt
tlo la usually accomplished at tho short
Ecsslon beyond tho passago of tho regular
supply bills. Still, tho houso, with its In
strumentalities tor tho expedition of busi
ness, can accomplish a groat doal In a
brief tlmo. The question of legislation
for additional revenues for tho govern
ment will dopond on tho sonnto, to which
body tho houso scnttho Dlngloy bill nlmost
n yonrago. Should it bo impossible, or be
deemed Inexpedient, to press that moasuro
through tho sonnto thero Is, of course.
a possibility thnt tho proposal to lncrcnso
tho rovonuos by nn additional tax on beer
or tho Imposition of a duty on toa, coffee,
etc, may take tanglblo form, nnd If so,
such legislation jnust originate, under tho
constitution, In tho lower branch of con
gress. Thero aro on tho sovoral calendars of tho
houso 1,405 bills roportod from tho various
committees, and'tho proportion which will
pass at tho coming sossion must be neces
sarily almost Infinitesimal. Most of thorn
aro, of course, private bills (of which thero
aro 1,100), but thoro nro nlso 250 bills on
tho calendar on tho stato of tho union,
and 09 public bills on tho regular houso
calondar. Soma of those aro of very great
public lmportanco, and thoso interested
will no doubt do nil In their power to so
euro action upon thorn.
Tho powers lodgod in tho hands of tho
committee on rulos, which givo tho mem
bers of that committee control of tho
house program, will make that commlttoo
tho practical arbiter of what shall bo sub
mitted to the houso for its action. That
commlttoo Is composed, as at prosont con
stituted, of tho speaker, Mr. Hcndorson of
Iowa, Mr. Dalzell of Pennsylvania and
Mr. McMillan of Tonnessoo. Tho death
of ex-Spoakcr Crisp creates a vacancy at
tho head of tho minority of tho commit
tee, which must bo filled by tho speaker.
Tho names principally montlonod In con
nection with tho vacancy aro Mr. Bailey
of Toxas, Mr. Catchings of Mississippi,
Mr. Turner of Georgia, Mr. Klchnrdson of
Tennessee and Sir. Dockory of Missouri.
Tho bill which, in many respects, is
fraught at this time with most interest,
and which will press hardest for consider
ation, is the Pacific railroad funding bill.
Tho bonds guarantood by tho govornmont
are payable early In tho coming year, and
elthor an extension or a foreclosure stares
tho road In tho fnco. Forelghtycnrsfund
lng bills have occupied a good sharo of the
attention of congress. Tho present bill,
of which Mr. Powers of Virginia is tho
author, was reported shortly before tho
close of tho last, session. Everything will
bo dono by those Interested in it to securo
consideration. Tho frlomls of tho Nica
ragua canal are also bonding every energy
to socuro action on the bill reported by
Mr. Doolittlo, which provides for a guar
antee by tho United States of $100,000,000
of bonds for tho construction of tho canal.
Tho war claims oommlttco, which showed
fight on soveral occasions in tho Inst ses
sion, promises to renew their aggressive
ness this winter, cspoclnlly for tho passage
of tho claims awardod under tho Howman
act and the French spoliation claims.
Those claims, the formor omountlnir to
$03,45O and tho latter to $3,708,111(1, were
put on tno sundry civu mil at tho last ses
sion as a rider of tho senate, but the bl)l
was vetoed by tho president and they were
then dropped. Mr. Mahon, who is chair-
jnan of tho war claims committee, will
also pross tno 1'onnsyivaniu bordor claims,
-which havo boon ponding in congress for
years.
Uho Loud, bill, to euro tho abuses of the
law relating to second class mail matter,
of which newspaper matter is transmitted
at one cont per pound, and which has been
the subjoct of much criticism of tho post
olllco dopartmont because of the advantngo
taken of tho law In various ways for the
transmission of books and pamphlets,
will also bo pressed, as will tho Plcklor
sorvlco fusion bill, which has a favorable
position on tho calendar as n privileged
report.
Among tho other bills aro the Wads-
worth bill for tho creation of a bureau of
animal Industry for tho Inspection of
meat and tho regulation of tho transpor
tation of live stock, the Immigration bill,
tho Chiekerlng bill for ascortiilnlntr tho
feasibility and cost of a ship canal trom
tho great lakes to tho Hudson, sovorul im
portant publio laud bills, tho bills for tho
admission of the territories, and many
others of ospoeiul interest to particular
localities. There aro also boveral important
measures lu the senate which might come
up in tho house for consideration.
Ore .Miner, on Strike.
IiANCASTEU, Pa., Nov. t!0. Ono hundred
and twenty-flvo men employed at the ore
mines or unarlos 11. Urttbb, at Silver
Springs, have gono on n strike. 1'ho men
were receiving seventy conts a day and
mado a demand for ten conts more, Tills
was gruuted, but tho munagoment then
ordered that Instead of lifting tho ore to
tho surfaco by menus of a gang of mon on
each of tho throe planes, seventy of tho
employes on tho piano should bo dis
charged and their work done by tho others.
To this tho mon refused to uccodo and
tvont oil a strike.
Lockjaw.
A Mack horse belonging to I,. I.Itllc, the
bakortramped upon a nail about two weeks
ago, anil is now suffering from lockjaw in tho
worst fdrm, Tho animal was shot this after
noon,
Our fashionable Fedora hats, black nnd
brown, atVSl.OO is a bargain, At MAX
LEVIT'S, 15Kast Centre street.
X-RAYS FOR TI1E BLIND.
Kxpcrlmrntliii; nt Ilo.tnn with a Well
Known llllnd Scientist.
Boston, Nov. 110. An oxporlmont to de
termine tho value of X-rayg In aiding tho
blind to see was mado yostorday upon Dr.
Jamos Richard Cooko, of Boston, n well
known scientist. Dr. Cooko has been
blind since birth.
When the olectrio current was turned
on Dr. Cooko said: "Ah, I got something;
thoro Is certainly n sensation. It Is lndo
scriblo." "Was it light?" was asked.
"1 do not know what light Is," replied
Dr. Cooko. "I uevor saw It."
A number of tests were made wlth.ob
Jocts being passed before tho light, nnd in
ovory cttso Dr. Cooko was ablo to doscrlbo
them with some degree of nccuracy.
Dr. Cooko mid that the Impression nindo
by tho roya wero vibratory, llko tho gon
eral corobml sonso, and almost llko tho
preccptlon of spaco.
Archbtslidp Murtlnelll Colobrntcs Mnss.
New Yok, Nov. SO. Archbishop Mar
ttuclll celebrated pontlQcinl high mass in
St. Augusus church, this city, yostorday.
It marked tho llrst public appearance of
Mgr. SutolU's succossor In this country
outsldo of Washington. Tho church was
elaborately decorated with Hags and
flowers. When tho processional was
sounded six altar boys In whlto robes led
tho way, itnd wore followed by priosts
who wero o olllclnto. Altar boys in pur
ple roblos.j with surplices of whlto laco,
directly preceded Archbishop Martlnelll.
Ho wore jtho vostments of his ollico, a
purple cassook and n mitre. Ho wore red
gloves op gatintlots, embroidered with
gold, and bu tho third finger of tho right
hand shoile tho signet ring, tho emblem
of his high dignity. Tho sermon was
preached by ltov. Father Martin (Jomghty,
of Philadelphia.
Sixty I'olsnueil at a Wedding Anniversary.
HoLUDAYSHDliO, Pa., Nov. 30. Tho
Stewart innnslon at Frankstown, this
county, which was on Saturday tho scono
of a morry silver wedding anniversary,
was n hospital Saturday night for thirty
two poison stricken guests. Twonty
olght other guests aro convalescing from
tho effects of tho poison at their homes.
Tho cause of tho poisoning has been tracod
to arsenical matter contained lu tho
chicken salad.
Mupderer Itmnsoy MUit Stnnil Trial.
HAltuiSlinitG, Nov. 30. Charles Itamsoy,
nn lnmato of the Harrlsburg asylum, who
6o cruelly butchered his young wife on
tho Hnmsoy fnrm, near Kast AVntorford,
Juniata county, la-t March, and was Im
mediately committed tothoasylum, where
ho lias since romnlned, was today taken to
Mlllllntown for trial. Considerable feel
ing exists among his neighbors as to tho
responsibility of tho accused.
I'lttuhurc Trolley Strike Off.
PrnsHl'lto, Nov 30. Tho 1,000 street
car men of Plttsuurg mid Alloghonv do-
! cided not to order their proposed general
striuoaml tloup until two weeks lator, if
atnll. Nearly half of the hotier headed
ones f-mired an Immoliato strlko, but
Master Workman Shaw provailod on the
body to wait till President C. L. Mageo.of
tho Consolidated Traction system, returns
from the we-t, and can bo consulted. Tho
men opposed a recent reduction of wages
on tho Putin uvenue brunch, anil looked
upon It as a menace to tho entire system's
emp.-iyes.
At Ilreeu's Itinlto Care.
Oyster soup will bo served as free lunch
to-night. Plenty for all.
Vegetablo soup to-morrow morning.
Meals served at all hours.
Unsuccessful ltobhor.
Tho saloon of 1. J. Gorman, in tho post
oilice building, Mas unsuccessfully tapped by
robbers early this morning. They forced a
loot nnd liar of a dour at the Oak street en
trance, but as nothing has been missed from
tho place, it is believed that they were
frightened away beforo accomplishing their
purpose.
At Kepchlngkl'g Arcade Cafo.
California beau soup to-night.
Hot lunch to-morrow morning.
The Ninth runeral.
Anthony Sabinski, tho Infant child of a
family at llrownsvlllo, was buried in the
Lithuanian cemetery on Saturday. O'Neill
llrus., tho undertakers, say It was the ninth
child of the family they have burlod.
Our 1 ply linen collars at , 10 cents are
marvels. At MAX LEVIT'S.
T
Went to the Hospital.
Joo Stone, a Polo residing ou South Matu
street, anil who bad an artory of lis right
foot cut by n piece of csal In tho West Shen
andoah colliery about ten days ago, wont to
tho Miners' hospital this morning.
Urenimii's New Ite.tauriiut. '
Vegetablo soup to-night.
Hot lunch to-morrow morning.
Health lteports.
Kntio Umillgan, 13 years old, Kouth Jardln
street, is suffering from measles. Anthony
Moruwsky, 2J years. South West street, has
measles.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of
all In lejivcuhig etren th. -Latest United. States
(lovernhieilx food lteH,rt.
KitVAi, Uakino 1'owoLii Co., New York.
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HE READING'S SHORT
Boston Run Branch to be Put In
Operation.
ASHLAND TO BE THE TERMINUS.
Trains Will Run Through to Pottsvllle
Before the Close of This Week-Tho
Reading Properties Will Change
Hands at Midnight.
A$ 12 o'clock to-night tho Philadelphia &
Heading ltallroud Company, Philadelphia A
itoadlng Coal & Iron Company and otlior
interests of tho great Heading system pass
into tho hands of tho new organizations
formed after tho foreclosure silo In Philadel
phia last Soptembcr, and this afternoon all
officials nnd employes received notice from
Itoccivors of tho old companies of tho termin
ation of their employment at midnight.
These notices, however, nro simply a matter
of form und nil notified will remain in their
positions, for tho present nt least, being
employed by tho new companies immediately
after the midnight hour, so that there will be
no cessation of trallle, or other serious delay
in any of tho operations.
In regard to tho collieries, however, thero
will bo a suspension of two days pending ad
justments by tho new company. All tho
collieries will bo idlo to-morrow nnd Wednes
day, but will resume operations on Thursday
morning.
Although tho Philadelphia and Heading,
Llttlo Schuylkill and East Malianoy Itnilway
companios havo apparently reached nn ad'
justment of their dlH'oronccs; the lloston Hun
connection mado by tho former company is to
bo put in operation and before tho close of
tho present week trains of tho P. & I!, system
will bo run from Ashland to Pottsvllle nnd
vlco versa by this route. Ashland is to bo
tho terminus for tho trains that now
end their runs at Frackville and,
according to reports now current, three tnilns
will be run each day daily between Ashland
and Pottsvllle via tho short lino, In addition
to tho trains now running via Tamaqua,
which will not he Interfered with. Traius
from Shenandoah will connect at Malianoy
Plane with the short lino trains. The train
which now runs to Frackville nnd will havo
its route extended to Ashland lias made the
former run for tho past 2S years. Conductor
Thomas Williams, who has been in chargo of
tho train for fifteen years, will be ouo of the
conductors on tho new run.
The Ashlaiid-Frackville route to Pottsvllle
will bo soveral miles shorter than the Lehigh
Valley route to tho latter point from Ash
laud, via Delano.
News received from Malianoy City this
afternoon states that under tiie new arrau:
incut six now trains will be put on, three each
way, to connect with the trains leaving here
nnd Ashland via tho short route to Pottsvllle.
These trains will ho made up nt Malianoy
City.
r.Hllroiul Ollli'lul Suicides.
Special to KvKNisn IlKiiAr.ii.
Nkw York, Nov. 30. Kol.ert F. Marshall,
superintendent of tho Altoonn division of
tho Pennsylvania Iiailroad, committed suicide
to-day by shooting himself. Acute ueivous.
ness brought about by overwork is said to ho
tho cause. Ho is well known lu railroad
circles.
A Ills ItuUe.
The rate of wages to ho paid tho .employes
of the P. k 11. C. &. I. Co. for tho last half
of November and first half of December will
bo eight (8) per cent, above tho basis. The
last rate was four per cent.
Will Arrive To-night.
Tho body of Thomas J, Carroll will arrive
at 0 o'clock to-night from St, Louis, aud
taken to tho home of ids mother, Mrs. Kate
Carroll, on South hito street. I he funeral
will take place to-morrow.
Itlckert's Cate.
Our free lunch to-morrow morning will
consist of sour krout, pork and mashed split
peas.
ltooius l"or Kent.
Six rooms on tho second lloorof Ferguson's
tbeatro building, corner Main and Oak
streets. Suitahlo for offices, club rooms or
sleeping apartments. Steam heat nnd electric
light. Will bo rented separately or nil
together. Apply to
M. J. Lawlur,
11-28-Ht 1 1 West Centre street.
Kemtrlck House 1'ree Lunch.
Vegetable 6oup to-uiglit.
Hot lunch to-morrow morning.
New Steamship Ageney.
E. I), lleddnll, of 23 Wost Oak street, has
been given a local agency for tho Interna
tional Navigation Company, which has some
of Mho finest steamers afloat plying botweeu
Europe and Now York and Philadelphia.
The company has in Mr. lieddall an active
nud trustworthy representative.
A GOOD THING.
Fine incdieatcd red llannel underwear,
shirt and drawers, at f 1.15. Something never
hoard of before to sell at that price. At
MAX LEVIT'S, 15 liiet Centre street.
School llolinl Meetlllg
A regular meeting of tho School Hoard will
ho held noxt wednosdny ovoulug at 7 o'clock,
?t which it is oxpected considerable Impor
ant busluoss will bo transacted,
Carpets at Saving 1'rlcen,
The very latest styles, best qualities and
most beautiful designs. Hugs and Iugrains
at remarkably loy prices. Wo do tho largest
business in town. At P. J. Mokauiiak's, 30
South Main street. 11-30-lw
Umbrellas, big stock just received, at
Hrutnin's,
Leksio & IlAEIt, .
overy sack.
lluv Kevstono ilour. Tto sure that the name T d I I r" CTODC i.
tshland, Pa., l printed on
1 6 South Main Strolnos
LAMP NEWS,
We have just received
another lot of those K,V
lamps; the kind that sold
so quickly two weeks ago.
Another lot of banquet
lamps, with globes or silk
shades.
Banquet Lamps in Brass with
Silk Shadcsj $2.98.
Better ones $3.00 and all Prices
up to $10.00.
GIRVIN'S
4 and 8 S. Main St.
FAREWELL SERVICE.
The New Hulled r.Mingellcal Church to be
Opened Next Sunday.
Tho llcthany United Evangelical congrega
tion last evening held its last regular service
In Dougherty's hall aud next Saturday even
ing will hold tho first servico lu its new
church on North Jardln street. Lastcvcnlng
tho pastor, Hev. 1. J. Hoitr., preached nu
Interesting sermon in whicli ho briefly re
viowed the history of tho congregation in its
old church on Cherry street, Its career in
Dougherty's hall nnd spoke hopefully nnd en
couragingly of tho future in the now edifice.
The pastor announced that sorvico will be held
in tho now church next Snturday evening, at
7:30, and Hev. Gross, of Shamokin, will de
liver a sermon. On Sunday morning, at 0:13.
thero will bo song service. At 10:30 Hev. H.
J. Click, formerly pastor of the congregation,
will preach ; at 1:30 p. m. tho Sunday School
will hold a session ; at 3 p. m. n platform ser
vico will ho held in whicli several of the
local clergymen will participate ; at 5: 15 there
will ho song servico ; nnd at 0:30 a sermon
will bo delivered by Hev. Oross. The dedi
cation will take place after the close of the
latter service. Every night noxt week there
will bo service in the new church, the
ministers of several local denominations
alternating during tho week in occupying
tho pulpit
To aiy Patrons,
I shall ho out of town fornhout six weeks,
from Nov. 30th, (Monday). I Intend to give
somo time to tho study of some "special sub
jects," pertaining to medicine. It will he
my pleasure to leave my patients in the
hands of our town physicians, with nil of
whom I am nut only on the best of terms,
hut in all of whom I have full confidence as
physicians. Dr. M, S. Kistlcr will attend tho
"out door poor" during my absence. Upon
my return I shall he pleased to see all my
friends at No. 21 South White street.
Very Hespcetfully,
2S-3t I). W. STltAl-n, M. 1.
Our calf skin gloves at 15 cents a re the very
best. At MAX LEVIT'S.
KmiiiMiiy Atoldeil.
By tho rapid approach of an electric ear a
team belonging to the Columbia hrcwerj
mado an effort to run away nt tho Hotel
Franoy this morning. Through the lieroii
ell'ort of tho bartender tho team was stopped
nftor running a short distance.
TO CUltU A COLD IN ON11 DAY
Tako Laxutlvo Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure.
25 cents.
DON'T DO
A THINGS
Until you have seen our
handsome line of holiday
offerings which are now
being placed on sale. Noth
ing we ever had compares
with this season's goods.
Come and inspect the grand
assortment.
Games, Hulls, Drums, Wagons, Ilor-os, Magic
Lanterns, Steam KiiglneHiiml Hunts, Meehnntcul
Toy, Ten Sets, Kitchen Sits. Hunks, Zithers,
lllocks, Trumpets, llaliy Itattles, Iron Train,
Sulkys, Fire KiiKhie, Hook and Ladder Truck,
Snd Irons, Milk Wagons, Ac. Celluloid novelties
lu Dressing cases, Work and Manicure Huxe,
Alliums, Ao.
Every article filled throutrh and
through with attraction, merit and
worth. Those who come earlv will
reap the best and that with little
money. Our goods are ou display.
Look at them, examine them, price
them. It will cost you nothing
We cordially invite you to come.
F.J. PortzficSon,
SHENANDOAH. PA,
A CHOICE ARTICLE
-OUR
BEEF WINE
AND
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At 50c Per Bottle.
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