The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-10-07
REPUBLICANS MEET.
a Local Organization Erected In Robbins
Hall Last Night.

Pursuant to a call, meeting Of Republi-
cans of town was held in Robbins hall last
night and n local organization was effected
The meeting was called to order by Hon
Joseph Wyatt and the following permanent
officers were elected John +. Lee, chairman;
George w. KEEPER, secretary; W. Thomas
Lee, treasurer.
The meeting was well attended and after
the organization was effected addresses were
made by Hon Joseph Wyatt, Mine Inspector
William Stein and Thomas Dove, Jr Reso-
lutions were adopted endorsing the state and
county tickets of the Republican party.
The organization will be known as the
Shenandoah Republican Club and another
meeting will be held at the same place at 7.3O
o'clock next Monday evening.
POLITICAL NOTES.
Tomorrow is the last day to pay taxes, if
you want to vote
Brumm has not yet answered Wilhelm's
challenge to meet him Oh the stump Will
helm has Brumm ION the hip" and the
Congressman evidently realizes it, Friends
of wilhelm do not hesitate to say that
Brumm is afraid to accept the challenge
Chronicle
DIR. W. n. Stein candidate for Coroner, is a
tower of strength to the Republican ticket.
He is identified with neither faction, is
popular and has a wide acquaintance, and is
in every way competent. The Doctor will
receive handsome vote wherever he is
! known.
Peter d. Helms, of Pottsville; Burd w.
Payne. Ashland; Benz. Kaufman fremont,
and Christ. Eberle, Girardville, are appli-
cants to succeed Commissioner Charles
Meyers, removed by order of court Eberle
seems to be in the lead
David NJ. Graham is keeping the young
man with curling locks lwho purchased his
nomination on the Democratic ticket for
Senator) guessing as to what the wild wiRds
are saying. Mr.. Graham will and deserves
| to be our next Senator
As we predicted Congressman Brumm
practically refuses to debate the financial
question with Wilhelm. The former is not
putting his head in the lions mouth, if he
knows it,
! The Republicans will hold a meeting at
! Frackville tomorrow. Monday evening w
A. Stone, candidate for Governor, will
address the people of Pottsvlle.
Charles w. Scott, the well known schoO
book agent, has been appointed postmaster a
Williamsport. Mr.. Scott is an anti. QUAY
man.
The Tamaqua Courier is again in line, the
Republican managers having promised tn,
Courier place on the ticket next fall
The cat is out of the bag. Widow Smith,
who was turned down by Mr. Brumm in hei
application as postmistress of that town. ha
been offered II clerkshp in the office under
her successful competitor, Laubenstein, for
her daughter This, of course, is perfectly
satisfactory" to Laubenstein--but what about
the widow with seven small children, who
lost her husband and son in the war?
The Central Republican club of Pottsville,
refused to adopt a resolution endorsing the
county and legislative tickets, and the reso-
| luton was withdrawn.
The independent political club of the
Fifth ward has over one hundred members
on its rolls.
Republicans are confidently looking for a
majority in the Senate after this Congress.
Kendrick House Free Lunch.
Oyster soup will be served, free, to all pa.
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