The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-01
PETERS PUNGENT
PENCIL PUSHINGS
A LIVELY BUT QUITE PEACE
ABLE PAY DAY.
HOW A FELLOW FOUND HIS COAT
Toughs Who Travel on the Elec-
trio Railway and Attempt to
Run the Cars to Suit Them
selves Will Suffer.

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vzTH M Of town, spent few |
@T-4 n s4&&ssB recently and while |
lE1e{ ~ there became ac-
-zGs.S7a -zGSSy7y l~FE-3is y quainted with gentle
~ E man who is engaged
ll-l 49, in the manufacture OF
ginghams and ladies
underwear. In course of conversation the
manufacturer stated that he was desirous of
locating factory in the coal region and
that he was disposed to locate it in Shen-
andoah if he would receive encourage
ment.
The manufacturer stated that the market
for his line of goods is always open. He
said that he would want stock company
formed with capital stock of 100000 and
he will contribute some cash himself. The
stock company, he said, could elect their
own officers and have charge of al! the
finances. All he would ask would be the
position of manager. The factory would
give steady employment to 225 hands.
~
| There is lot of bad material in some
companies of the Pennsylvania National
Guard that will be weeded out before
another Legislature meets. 1t is quite
probable that those companies will 20 by
the board and, of course, the vacancies
must be flied. Here will be chance for
Shenandoah patriots who have been SO
anxious to get into the National Guard.
All necessary for admission will be organ
ization and application. VIII it be done
1t is NOW, or never"
80
When Prof. Zeitz, who left town re-
o,ntly, arrived in Germany there was q
grand reunion and good time all around
There were present, among others, DR.. j.
iC. Biddle, Joe @. Powell and Henry
Weiderhold, all residents OF Shenandoah
at one time
The entire country continues its demands
} good roads. Build one mile of good
le ID rather than ten miles of poor. Build
roaos that will stay in repair from one sea-
son to the next. There is economy in
good roads and economy leads to wealth.
There is satisfaction in good roads anC
} satisfaction means about as much Of haC
p.lcss as the average mortal finds on h
! terrestrial globe.
Z II may be too warm for boy to work j
the garden, but it was never not enoug
yet TO prevent him taking his part in b.
game
3 The town was more lively Saturda
Z night than it had been for several week
4 past. The streets were thronged with pee
S pie from dusk until after midnight not
. withstanding the picnic of the Democrat
S Club at Pastime Park drew an immens
? crowd down the valley. The police an,
a constables had prepared themselves for
/, number of arrests, which generally mar
S lively pay nights, but they were not calle
upon as frequently as they expected the.
would be. The arrests for the night d
o not exceed more than dozen and the,
were all drunk and disorderly oascl. Sew
, eral of the offenders were toughs fron
down the valley.
"s*
When l remarked that the Polish
Lithuanian and Hungarian people were no
giving the authorities as much trouble OF
! pay nights as they did some months ago,
prominent Lithuanian citizen said, "No
= they are beginning to know better. TIL,
1 business people and others who have beer
going bail in so many cases have turned
b over new leaf. They have agreed not I,
e go bail for any fellow who gets drunk, g6t
T in fight or steals, and that makesfhes
fellows more careful. According TO tn
agreement we will only furnish bail whel
the party can show he is desNrying OF
and where we believe that there ar
grounds to suppose be is Innocent"
49,
Two young men eesme to town from Col
( orado Saturday night and picked fgh
s with one of our aownsmen at the corner o
b MAN and Ooe.i streets. Policeman HolYe,
" appeared u pom the scene and one of tn
colorado fellows disappeared Holve,
/ grabbed the townsman and other Oolorad
1 tough. As he started with the men for tn
2 lCJekup the other man re-appeared and
s/grabbing the policeman, objected to tn
Z arrest. AT the same time the Colorad
man under arrest slipped his arms out {
as his coat and ran off Holvey then grabbe
OF the man who had interiered and place
as him and the coat in the lookup Th
as townsman was released on his own recol
in nizance. Later in the evening the coatle
tough returned to the corner Of Main an