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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-22
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Oeutl@iaao 8eeBrt nno gea9tet, ilao
o9 mle o!1 paoen MIR OenilWe ln unlerem
sNOopIlo'Sa!erlance, fDeHn Wfeloungsn
uoer eoffupte Seante onr9 ote prens
9ln9en, uns an oie Srnlf gel9lagen uno
9elutea; SH es nl@t mogll@, IN Ames
rila. IN oem 9foBea treten Salloe ebettlo
eartlge uao oraoe Ifanrer far be o.
!ehli1Wen @emief 3nerlan9en. ME voras
0ens Doff, 10 1a8ten MIR Dem Amerl'
saner, Iegl osf Ueamte ielae eere n5er
1ues, leloF uoer DIE groBten matertelen
go1iDetle.
Roanen iplr moo 9snte NIT oeIielben
SuperFgi otele gVorte auBerny Soeben
~ ~ Ceflla per 9e1etme 0oftatb
gfainge, Der fragere 4btbeilunss9ef i'm
Hallerllqea e!oll.ea tuegeH pr
oenss nno 2lteisS9dgers 5u itetlnidbs
rtger WefdngniBhrafe uno feln 9slfers'
gelfer uno @om2lice 5u pternonatli6er
Qaft oeruttaeIlt poroen. Ourb ben
pro9eB ielbft tnurben @in3elbeiten an
oas aagssltDt geforoert, tDel@e lebbaft
on Den g8ilion. Sfanbal in paris erins
ner1 uno nit gritauAen erfubr bic
Welt. pie felbf IN bem rebrli6en"
Seutt9lano geute fdb Orben nnb Sitel
Mot onr9 Nerbienit, ioneern our9
tlineenoe Wtitnae ertperben fonnen. Sie
0erban0lungen er9aben bic folgenben
Sbatia@en, bic mir Dem Wortlaute
moo aus einen, Sabel Beri9ie oil bic
~. y. Sts5tg." tiber bas neuefe 8latt
Der bauptfdbtii@en chronique scandal
leuse entHebmen:
Die Staatsan,ualtf9aft erbob gegen
Wtan@e bic Mntlage tpegen unterfdlas
gung uao Beite9li9teit, na@bem fi9
berausgeFeut. baB ct bic Summe bon
10000 Warf, bie CT bon 0errn Sbo.
mas, Snbaber ber giiengieberei,Sirma
9bomas 6 2eDling erbalten bate, nitbt
fur bic pereinbarten nobltbdtigen
3mede Dertpanot BOT. 3bomas bate
TIN, als er ibm oieie 5umme sabIte,
um gsf9affung zines beftimmten Aof.
prdbitats erfu9t. Ser betannte &ector
Wbltparbt mar es getpeien, ber In ieiuem
gu@e: Der 3meiflunsstampf Der
9lrier &C. bieiea 9anoeI sur spra9e
gebra6t bate. Daraufbiu tpurbe bic
geri6tli@e llnteriuduns eingeleitst. 8ei
Der Iernebmung Man6es (alias M6,
iss) felte f@ 3und9ft berous, oaB
Wan9e i@on felt Sabren bel aletlei
Orbens' unb SiteI 8erleibungen bic
6ano i'm Spiele eebabt tuel6e in'
sDif6eu bur6 elm neues Bud abl.
tuarbt's eine braitii9e, absr ia1li9e
geleu@tuus erfabren baben. Man1s
beitritt entiGieben, iene 10000 Mart
fur fi9 bebaIten 3u baben unb ertldrte
bielmebr, biefelben pet poif ibrer Be-
iiimmung eemdB an bic (mittIertpeile
perforbene) @rdfin 9aafe, palafbame
ber GaiIerin Iusuita, absei9idt 3u boz
ben, tpel@e bamit glrme unb 8eOhrftise
unterittibt babe. Die genannte Dame
CAB iebo9 bel ibrer 8ernebmung bic
grtldrung ab, bob He nidts oaoon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-22
g1oramf bernbt bic lteberlegenbeit
amerifanii@er WerfSem8e?

Cine Der tpi6tigiten Neueruneen
moberuer Wirtbi9oft betebt barin, baB
bic 8ereinigten 5taaten neben Der
Nusfubr BON &obftoHen bssonneu bas
ben, au9 5abritate in iebr umfansret,
dem MaBe 3u erpurtiren. 0ier tommem
namentli9 Mrtitel ber Sernl.S Snbuirie,
Mai9iuen unb Mertaeuse In getra9t.
9ie Werf3eugfabritation Der Ser.
einigten Staaten LIT i'm 8egriff bieienise
ole anberen 5taaten, aud gneIanbs,
au iiberfihseln. Das omeritanif6e
@erf5eug 1T lei6ter uno bdubiger unb
beitebt oft aus bsKerem Material, als
bas bisber In europa benubte. Die
Nmerifaner berftseu iber ous9e3ei9s
netes @iien unb gan3 oor3hslidbe SOL.
3er (9idotDsSammerifielel) Die ame.
ritaniI6e Mtrt3eu9fabrifation f9eint
bic europdiiden 3rabitionen in bieier
8rande bouitdn5ig perlaFen unb saua
neue gabnen einsei@lagen 5u baben;
Sammer, 8obrer, Geile, 99drfunsss
unb S1neibetpert5euge, Ierte, 9dsen.
0obel, Spaten, Si@eln, Sdrauben,
Ndgel u. T. TO-, aud bic Mert3eugbals
ter erbieIten gang leue @efaltung. Nud
bot Der iteis lntenfb auf grfparuns ber
Nrbeitstraft 9eri6tete Sinn Der Nme'
ritaner bem @uBeiien in Der @ifenwaa'
reninbufrie cine piel ausgebebntere Nn'
penbune geli9ert aIs IN gurOpa. giae
groBe 3abl BON Maibinen. unb Wert.
5eusfeiIen. pelde iOnit aus gdmie5e,
eiien beteben, tperben in ben 8ereinigs
ten Staaten in bor3hgliter Qualitdt
segOKen. Dies bringt u. a. ben 8ors
tbeil nit f9, baB aualose Maibineus
unb Wert3eugtbeile In senau elei9en
Dimcnfonen auaefertist merben; baber
bebarf es nur elmer pofttarte nit Nns
gabe Der eingesofenen 2ataloe Summer
zines idabbaft gemotbenen MaI6inen.
ober Berf3eugibeiies, I'M benfelben
i6leuuigit bonn Sdnblet ober 6abrifans
ten su besieben. giamentli9 in ipor.
fam bep0Iterten Diitritten, In benen es
an Waihinenipe,fad'ten sduali6 feblt.
1T oies bon auBerptoenili9er WiGtig.
teit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-22


bod in elmer ei9enfBiimliden Gage, oenn
er wollte ein ibn fern ltebenOes Wfao=
daen elnen1 svtanne 5uTllbren, Der tbn
lelblt ni9t tannte, uno Der ptellei9t
rebt ipenl9 0tel9tng perlpirte, ldn9it
per9ellene nernanotlbaftlibe @rinnez
rnn9en altf5ufrtlhen.
pa fnbr Der 3ug lhon am &ieler
DabnboT Dor, nno Die geioen muBten
1eranS, oh tie moaten ODER ti6t. sic
ftanoen an[ benz nm oiele 3eit aiemlih
eittlanlen Vabnltei9e lino iaben it'd pere
le9en an.
Gin berumlun9eraoer @altbofsbiener
trat an iie beran unb frua; r0otel ees
faaig p
4atbe warp roth uno wanote ii9 ab,
g8tlbelm tol9te ibr ebenlo betreten. Gr
bemertte, jest er1t, oaB er nod ieine
Viiher lno oas Sineal nnter BEN srm
trug, uno er lagte nit eillem Berlnb
gu lher;en: pMenn oaS oa ni6t wdre,
fOnnte man uns mirflid fiir Elm bur6e
gesangeneS Siebespaar balten, Srdulein
3dtbe."
@r bereute lofort Die gSorte, oenn
S1tbe brad pl0blidb in Ibrdnen aus.
Sreili9 fonnte er ntdt ipiiIen, oaB
benz iangen Wtab9en ourh cine NIT
bieler MelBeruna uerfuIpfte s}oeenper=
binbung cine peinli6e @rinneruua mads
9erufeu puroe; Nnnie Steenbnlen un6
Nlfreo Saneuelia mo0ten ia aud fliid)z
ten, ilnb oaS mar Die Yeranlalluno BON
2atbens unelaf eemoroen.
@ilbelm Sturll1 alaubte iebod,, bar
ieiu 8eraleid, h0d,It llnsarter g}atur oes
ipeien lei, nnb in leiner Geftiiranna
griff er nab einenl eiqeuthiimlieben
Wftttel.
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hofle itbon perfai5eu - sic nonS finer
Neale'iferin uuS ioote hoffin. s,iebe
aafhe ieien gie MIR hnrh nnr mint
bSie es ipor ia nur Fin fnmmsr Gnas
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paar mir beufen oor niht hornn
gr hntte i'm Gifsr Ser ~ NeSe che sathe,s
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biuot ,ur Weritdn6ioin,,oo n1o1 rSt6io M osmsisn meier
lpdrs U nun peritnmmies er s nissliff, YduS n,,S
frat anriid.
Das lporen bod eioentlid, red,t mnus
berlid,e Worte mnb Re ftimmten mint
einmof NIT Ser Mobrheit oher me,,ios
items nitht NIT ser Sfinlme 5eines p 1ep.
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sd Sin elm n6rrildes 4Sahdsn =
laate lie nit einem fdblpaben Werillh
su ldd,eln, .aber mir tuoIIsn bic Seit M
nid,t nit tbSrid,ten g,eben nerfrSSsin m
Wiiien 5ie oenit mo bic QobufditraSe
III, Serr Sturm ?"
,Sier qleido linfS herum.a
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fohei, nel, unS fsmT,t ma ,,YS "a
olasai.n aa:s. ,,.um.. ..It lUsu!9e Saterneh.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-22
it prdoifateu, gesnabiauugen &c

nit Yrdoifaten, 8esnabigungfn &C
be8i@tigt. 8iele Gommere'enrdtbe ber
fanfeu ibm ben Sitel.
Ser Serr @sbeime 0ofrdtb Wan6s,
Der ieBt i'm @efdnsniB fibt. nar f6on
i'm nOrigea 6ebraar ohne penfion aus
benz @ibiltabiuet entlaKen tporben, ,aber
ietn 5tur3 semdbrte au9 nod einen
tpeiteren tiefen Bid In bic NerbdltniHe
In Der beutfd)en &ei6sbaupiitabt. Gb
eri6ienen na6 ben aablreihen 3eugen.
ausiagen Dor ber britten 9traftammer
in Berlin Der BoIiaeibauptmann @reif
unb Die Grdfin 9aade In febr f9le9tem
2ihte uno bic 9r6Bte SeniatiDn tDurbe
bur6 bic WusIagen eines 2ouis @cben
berp0tgerufen, tDald,er angab, i'm Muf.
trage zines ftitberen Ginanaminifters =
6enfe: zines G6nisl. preuBii1en Wini=
fers - cine Mn3abl bon Orbens= unb
prdbitats 8erleibunsen on Peteaien
gegen tlingenbe Ntlin3e nermittelt 3u
baben.
Die alte beuti6e Sreu unb 8ebli9.
felt. mo 1T iie geblie5en Mir paren
10 ifOla auf He unb glaubten fe als
@rbtbeil nit iiber bas groBe WaHsr ges
nommen 3u bdben, UNI fie oils bic bette
9pmpbe Der entifebeaben Ration einsus
impfen. 0oer biirfen mir boffeu, DAB
bier Elm gan5 oerein3elter, nietpieSerteb,
renber ,saa oorlie9t, oiirfen mir boffen,
baB es cine 2ise 1T. BOB aud In Deutfb,
laub bic Corruption big In bic b6dten
Beamteutreiie gebruasen iei, baB Der
geamteuitano f6 nod INNER Der alls
gemeinea M6Mns erfreut uao Der
Deutide i'm sl0gemeinen nod INNER
fein b6@iies @ut bodbdlt unb bei9hbt
- feline gbre q boffen mir!
(Nilmautee 9erolb.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-22
9ent aeebrteu 8ablifunt

bic gang ersebsne Nu3sise. baB mir
burd unieren neuen Sautpasen in ben
etanb geiebt iinb. 2ampen Del unb
@aioline unieren Gunoeu ins Saus 3u
liefcrn unO bort boraumeHen. @aIo.
lines unb Selfannen nit Serobu fdbrt
ber @agen itets nit unb t5nnen ben
geebrten Runben auf 0etIaneen sur
8enubuns ilberlaKen wsroen. lin ee.
nei9ien 3ufprud b!itet bic
Miffipn Oil Co..
(Snbaber s. %. VI. Sromberg. }
18 gt. alamoftraBe, Selepbon 543.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-22

s@ Gertise 4natge, tuie fe fd6uer
ME na9 San Wntonio gebrGdt wurben;
iiben mie anaeeonen. BreiIe nieorig.
pancoaf & Sobu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-22

s@ 9ie Morgan City Fish apd
Oyster Company bat iteis bic beten
aufern unb frii9eiien Slide, WHb &C.
ale aluftrdge luerben prompt ausge.
fiibrt. SelepbDn SO. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-22

W Wenn sic cine Ndb : Wal9tne
brau6en, 10 seben Sic 3u grps, 408
Nbe. E unb faufen sic cine Domestic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-22

- Mus pOIen Derlautet, bob iebt
Der propf sabieii aus Diri6au ols
2anbibat fit ben Iange erlebigten Biz
idoIRb BON poien @neien auserieben
Iei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-22

geriidert eusr eiseutPum bel Sim part.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-22

Oie
Wa4entli4e 6reie greke far xerss
eri9eint
ieoen QomnerGag
unb foftet
$3.50 fir bas eabr uDer &1.36 mt
e Wrnate In @OrausbesabInns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-19
A
STREE
LOCAL ITE MS.

The Common Council will hold meet
ing on Monday evening next.
The meeting at the Bell Street Chapel
last evening, which was in the interest OF
caucus reform, was largely attended.
Japes G.. Monaghan ana others made
brief addresses.
THE Rev. Samuel III. Anderson, of Paris,
will preach at the Beneficent Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow, at l0:45 O'Clock.
DIR. Nose will preach in the evening on
The Christian Workman"
CHRISTMAS exercises were held by the
pupils of the Academy Avenue Grammar
School yesterday forenoon. The program
consisted of singing by the school, and
piano solos and recitations by the pupils.
A PUBLIC package party was held by
Auctioneer George >. Robinson yester-
day, who sold at auction large number
of unclaimed pieces of baggage for the
New York, Providence and Boston Rail
road Company.
A CHRISTMAS entertainment took place
last evening at the Charles street evening z
school. The program consisted Of an old
fashioned spelling match. The teachers
offered TO the best speller among the boys
"A book on Stanley's adventures in Africa.
To the best among the girls was offered a
copy of the complete works of Shakes
peaie Master Joseph Clarke won the
boys prize and Miss Lena Tracy the girl s.
A most pleasant time was enjoyed by
pupils and teachers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-19
DIED.

ALLEN-In Cincinnati, O, 18th inst, MRs. MARY
ID. ALLEN, Wltow OF William II. Allen. for
merly OF this city
BR 'GGS-In this city. 18th inst, EMILY. widow
Of II rien Briggs, in The eth year e her age
CARLiSLE-In this c ~, on the 10th inst,
daughter II William hatterton, AGED 20 ears.
COFFIN-At Phila ielp a., on Thursdny. The l5th
inst, ARNANTINE MoNGrs, wife cf Lenuel
CHA,E-rn this city, 18th Inst. ARTHUR STILL
WELL, oily sn of Samuel and Ella +. trrippe)
Chace, a. Ell y years.
DAyIDsON-Tn this city. 18th inst, CATHERINE
DAv DsoN, I'm the 18th 81 ar OF her age.
DAvI-In Bristol. 18th inst, CHARLES II. DAVIS,
aged 1 years.
DoYLE, widow OF The late Patrick Doyle, aged Sc
of Richard ~ Deining, and daughter OF Matthew
sweet, in the so year OF her age.
DRAPER-In South Attle boTo, 10th h;st., HAR-
RIET LEE DRAPER, In the s2d year OF her age.
Rcbst COZ, in her Ssth year
HARRI--In Johnston. lth inst, LCcY HARRis
herag
HoLnEs-In Johnston. on the 18th inst, JASON
T. HOLMES, In his 10th ycar.
HUNT-ln this ty, on n lTth inst, iRrtv, Jr.,
son Of Martin ald the late Cathc RI ie Hunt
JOHNsON-ln warwick. l7th inst, NANCY
JoNE--In this city 18th inst, WILLIAM JoSEs,
JLNCKs-rn Paw,ucket. the 18th Inst. ANDREW
JENCkS, In his sOtn year..
KIIIION-In this city, on the i5fh inst
BRIDGET kfLLioN, wife oi the late luke Eil-
Lon, in the 7Oth year Of her a.c.
LOVED East Pro, ilence, 18th inst WILLIAM
T.. son q Robert ami sarah A. Love, In the sth
year OF h age
NEAI.-In his city, 1tth inst, CARRIE wife OF
Elisha Nea, In her lst year.
NAsCHOBD-ln Johnston, on the 18th inst.
THEREsA, wdov of Louis Naschod, aged 0l
years
OINEY-rn Burrillvilie. 18th inst, JASON OF
MY In the SD year q his age.
sEARIE-In wathington Village 18th Inst
Mus CHARLOTTE wife vi Henry y. Searle I'm
the SD year Of her age,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-19

KING-UERRICk-In Joh ston. r. l.. Nov
10, at the residence of the bride parents by the.
Rev II. !. Cushman ID. D.. OF Providence, Mr..
ELwER ELLSWORTH KING OF Providence and
Miss CAkRIE LOUISE HERRICK OF Johnston.
IKEW-BRIDEN-InC Central Fails 18th
inst, AZ 81. George Church, by the Rev. Winslow
W. e,er. ID. D., WALLER w WALKER and J.
ELIzABETH daughter of John y. Briden, both Of
Central Falls.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-19
Dividend Notice.

A semi annual dividend uf ~ per cent lS5itcentsl
pr share will be paid un the Preferred stock n the
Thomson Houston Elo,triC Company on Jan. o. lsp2
g. khodeS % record az close Of business Dec.
ggrd sVi
The Tran fer B ols o. the preferred stock viii De
cl0sld from Dec 23rd o. Jan fst both daysi Clus
By order % the Board Of Directors.
g. A. COFFIN. Treasurer.
Boston. nee IS 1891.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-19
MARRIED..

Marriage and Funeral Notices, one insertion,
6Oc.: each additional insertion, f5c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-09
win They Do It 2

1t has not been definitely decided on
what route the e. lectric road will be built
through town towards Mshanoy City. It
is said the company contemplates bridging
o * street across the Lohigh Valley rail-
road, thence on long trestle across the
Reading, below the depot, thus avoiding
the heavy grade at the Indian Ridge
breaker, which they would have to ascend
if the road passes down East Centre street.
The bridge over the Lehigh Valley road
on Oak street is badly needed, and if the
Electric Company have no such notion
they might be induced to change their
route by the borough offering, as an in
ducement, to assume one-half the expense
of building the bridge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-09

heed to Postmaster-General Wana
makers suggestions, United States will
have better postal facilities than any
country in the world. The postal tee
graph, postal savings fund and tn
extension of the free delivery serve
are among some of his suggestions.
The people want them all and to deny
them these will result, in the near
future, to rebuke to the men who
make the laws.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-09
Specimen Gases.

S. H. Cliff rd, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism
his Stomach was dsordered, his Liver was
affected to an alarming oegree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Three bottles of Eleo-
tiic cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,, had
running sore on his leg of eight years
st st,ndng. Used three bottles of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's
Arnca Save, and his leg is sound and
WE'LL John Speaker, Catawba, o., had
five large Fever sores on his leg doctors
said he was incurable. One bottle Electric
Bitters and one box Bueklen's Arnica
Save cured him entirely. Sold by o. H.
Hagenbuch, Druggist
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-09
Now TrV This.

1t will cost you nothing and will surely
do you good, if you have "a Cough, Cold, or
any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs.
Dr. Kings new Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to
give relief, or money will be paid back.
Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the
thing and under its use had speedy and
perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at
our expense and learn for yourself just how
good thing it is Trial bottles free at @.
H. Hagenbuchs Drug Store. Large sizs
50e. and 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-09
BOROUGH ITEMS
GLEANINGS BY THE LOCAL
CORPS OF REPORTERS.
WHAT THE SCRIBES SEE AND HEAR
Large Attendances at the Revival
Services in the Bbenezer Evan
gelical Church-Interest in
Them Increases Nightly.

The revival services in the Ebenezer
Evangelical church continue with increas
ing interest. Monday night Bishop Stan
ford preached an excellent sermon to a
large and apprecisting audience and gave
an invitation, whereupon eleven presented
themselves at the altar, four of whom
found peace. Last night the pastor
preached an instructive sermon and three
new penitents came forward, so that there
were again ten persons at the altar, To-
night Rev. E. H. Romig will preach. A
hearty invitation is extended to all to 90
and hear the young divine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-09
THE COUNTY INSTITUTE.
1t VIII Certainly be a Success
Here.

Here.
Shenandoah owes it to County Superin-
tendent Weiss as we'll as to the teachers to
make the approaching Institute a financial
success, as well rs otherwise, and we have
laith to believe they will do this. s.-Repu5H
can.
The Pottsville contemporary need have
no fear for the welfare of the institute in
Shenandoah, 1t is the only town in the
county that has made the institute real
fuancial success and what our people have
done in the past they will certainly do tn :
year.
1t is hoped that Pot.svile will not fail to
compete with Shenandoah in an exhibition
of class work during the institute.
The entertainment to be given during
the institute will be of an excellent charac-
ter, surprising all others heretofore given
in the town under the auspices of the
institute.
Monday night-Major Henry G. Dane.
d During the past three years and hall
Major Dane has made tour round the
world with success little less than mar
velous. He has given many lectures in
every city, and several in nearly every
town in Australia, New Zealand, and
Tasmania, and was received everywhere
with enthusiasm by large au udiences and
was pronounced by the press THE greatest
orator ever heard in Australia
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-09
MORE WATER.
Another Correspondent Talks on
Borough Water Works.
VINDEX


EDITOR HERALD The copy of the no.
tce of the special election held ten years
ago, to determine whether or not the debt
of the borough should be increased for the
purpose of securing supply of water by
the borough, which you published yester-
day, puts the whole question of borough
water works in an entirely new light.
l pr esume the Borough Council and the
Joint Committee proceeded under legal ad-
vice when they started the work of erecting
a water works. and, as l am not a lawyer, l
presume the advice they received was good.
That is to say, suppose the Council has
the legal right to proceed under the au-
thority obtained by the vote taken in 1881,
as there is probably no statute of limita-
tons to interfere. But how about spending
a sum in excess of the amount voted at that
election2
the vote of ten years ago appears to
have been taken with the express under
standing by the people that water supply
could be secured at cost of S45 900, and
with that understanding they voted the
right to Council to increase the debt in that
amount for the purpose stated.
Has the present Council either the legal
or moral right, ten years after that vote
was taken, to proceed upon the authority
then granted, to spend a hundred thousand
dollars or more in erecting water works
To my mind the right at least seems ques
Lionable, and l think Council should gC
slow until the consent OF the taxpayers is
secured in favor of the project, The Shen
andoah of to-day is not the Shenandoah o
en- years ago; and while the tsxpayer
even of the present day might vote /,
spend S45 600 for water works. they
might Object to spending 500 0O0 or more
for that purpose. OBSERVER
Shenandoah, Pa, Dec. 9, 1891.
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Queer Doiu gs.

Rumors have reached us of numerous
scandals which, if given full publicity in
the newspapers, would serve to crafty only
the appettes of those who are equally
guilty of improper conduct. Several mar
ried men and women are mixed upin these
scandals, and for their children's sake we
forbear giving names or particulars. The
proper way to put an end to these dis
graceful doings is TO commence proceed
ings al law. This will end the business
quicker than any other way.
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THE ALL-IMPORTANT TOPIC.
"Vindex" Gives His Views on the
Water Project.

EDITOR HERALD 1t begins to look Rs
though the Borough Council has made a
mess of it in starting TO erect a water
plant without the consent of the tax
payers.
remember stinctly that when the vote
on the question OF erecting a borough
water works was taken ten years ago the
estimated cost of the plant was $40 COO
majority of the citizens voted in favor of
increasing the debt of the borough to that
extent for the purpose of securing supply
of water. But the majority was by no
means overwhelming, and l feel certain
that il the estimate then bad been so high
Us now understand it is they would have
defeated the proposition by decided
majority.
The people voted ten years ago to invest
s45, 600 in a supply of water, and to borrow
the money, but if they did what right has
the council of to-day to assume that the
tax paye are ready to borrow double thai
amount of money and pay interest on it,
for the purpose of putting up water
wOrks2
The members of the Borough CJuncil
should remember that we are living in the
present, and not in the past, and that it is
from the living, and not from the dead,
they must get their authority.
VINDEX.
| Shenandoah Pa Dec 3 1891
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Partisan Humbups,

The next entertainment booked for the
theatre is the Partisan Beauties. 1t is a
good card to draw bald-headed innocents
to witness a miserable show. May Dav-
export is also arranging to have her
"beauties" appear hear. They, too, come
from Paris We would suggest that the
manager shu. down on these kind of shows.
They are dem, ralizing to the youth of the
town.
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Pennsylvania oranrc, P. n.

HARRrsBURa, Pa, Dec 9.-The State
Grange, Patrons of Hush ,ndry, met
here yesterday, over 800 delegates being
present. Worthy Master Rhone pre-
sided. The aftern oon session was con-
sumed in examining credentials and ap-
pointing com mmittees, and the address
of the Worthy Master. Last evening an
open meeting was held, at which ad :
dresses were made by Gov, Pattlson,
Prof Albert Bolles and Col. Price of
Scranton, the latter on equality of taxa
tion