ESTABLISHED 17. The Carbon Advocate rniXTKD KTRRT SATORDAT BT Tho Morthlmor Publishing & Pxlntlnc Company. LtUlTID. orriCS-Sellefi Nook, North Flrt Street. LeMgMos.ra, able Tbl rper has te occepted ,t thy Lchljtiton tint Omce as Beconrt Class Matter, .r.vi-i.-rtaiNn itATES. I ..... .-j An.iin nntiiA tn take ran ct I Umi J.1IU I.W.V"",S ',''....,. I rJEF SE!! MSffS and notices. Hoc are A&'WAKI'M sliiTlar notices one time 11.60. tJTiTilaruSSSn lSSdtet2iSS & job printing baa been imnlar advertisements. Arc inches and over, r i aatl not so raid. This rule will hereafter I Vin. ,ntTdVertllng and let, print- ieashi yearly advertising payable quarterly. H BATUKDAY, OOTODER 11. 1893 Our Olroulat.lon 1504 Tni BOABD-JCMHNQ editor of the Lansford Record Is supporting Monroe county man forjudge. Tnr Dr-MOCRATIO ticket IS niaaO up 1 otmost excellent material and should be heartily and nonesuy suppu.iou. Let Democrats do their duty. Titf. T.ivsroRD Record ana tne Maucb Chunk Democrat are distribute . . n,.Ml,a nf .nmnln notllfiS 1LKI..'HY!' " -f wJ-t liu lower end of tae county. The presumption la that some one is i pavlngadearpriceforuselessoampaign literature. Micket Cassidt was going about with tears in his eyes last Saturday because this fearless newspaper continued to aho? him In his true colors. A man whn won't support tho unanimous choice of Carbon county for Judge be- cause he can't be a stato delegate is a worm. The oLOVEN-noor editor ot the Lans' ford Record Is an applicant for Re venue Collector In this district. This, we presume, he expects for making speeches that he didn't make In York state last fall and thus saving the state to Cleveland. At the time this little I bloat published the fact or nis ansence In York state In his own paper last fall he was at his own borne In Lansford. The enemies of Allen Craig say that they are against him because the action of Governor Pattison In appointing J, B Storm Judge must be approved. Yet the same governor appointed J. W. Maloy, of Lansford a notary public, and ambition of Mickey Cassldy Inter thereby offering a gratuitous insult to ested himself sufficiently to have him efficiency and decency and putting a admitted to the Bar under a suspension premium on smallness. Astt tne Mauch Chunk Democrat how Maloy I "ironed" out a legal advertisement for the state and collected for it. The same whelp could not be elected dog- catcher In his own town. msuaucn wnunic uzoe is io ju - dependent to oe DUH-uozea Dy corrupt bosses Into the support of men or measures derogotary to the Interests of the taxpayers. The nomination of Heydt, for Judge, was brought about by trickery and Mickey Cassidy, a de- posed Democratic leader, and the Gazette editor refuses to swallow It. The Qazette believes in a non-partisan judiciary aud in believing this It should not hesitate to come out flat footed for Allen Craig for judge. Such action would meet with the approval of many Influential Republicans here and else where In the county. THU DEMOCRATIC TICKET. It can be said of the Democratlo ticket now before the people for that earnest and emphatic ratification with which it will meet at the polls In Nov ember, that it is clearly a people's tioket because the nominations wore made honestly ring and cliques, the bosses and quacks baying been rele gated to the roar and the delegates In convention assembled elected by the whole people followed out the direction and wishes of the masse by nominating a pure, clean ticket. From top to bot torn the same pure regard for honesty and entegrlty was maintained as It was in the nomination ot Hon. Allen Craig for President Judge. Tnis being indisputably so there can be no excuse forDemocrats any where to shirk their whole duty In the patriotic purpose now before them. Let the motto of every loyal Democrat De that which comes from liauks township and from that honorable patriotic young Demo, ctat, James M. Breslin: "I will do all that lies in my power to elect the whole Dem ocratlc ticket: Imbued with this noble purirase every dUtrlct in Carbon county will show a decided gain over results of the past few years and the Democracy will be gloriously tri umphant. The composition of the ticket showa worth, ability and straight Democracy associate Judge, Daniel House, of Weatberly; Register aud Recorder, Harry Bwartz, of Mauch Chunk, Com missloner, John O'Dounell, East Mauch Chunk, and M. T. Trexler, Lehlghton; treasurer, J. O. Kreamer, of Ailllport; auditors, E. J. Curry, of Audenried; and LiewlsFeters, of KastMauchChunk, This ticket must be elected! Demo, crats, up frontl Do your duty A UIQ rOLITlOAL, I'OINT. The contest forjudge of the Carbon Monroe district is going to be a fight to the finish, as was predicted in those columns weeks ago. The nominations by the Democratic oonventlon of the two counties was duly returned to llarrlsburg, so there are actually two Democratlo candidates on record. But to render assurance sure that tho names ot Messrs. Craig and Storm shall not be missed from the official ballot the friends ot both have filed nomination papers. The Call has all along predicted the election ot Mr. Craig, believing the claim that he would receive practically the unanimous Democratlo vote In Carbon county. This claim it appears was not well founded. Last week It was ascertained that Michael Cassldy, chairman ot the Democratlo county committee In Carbon, would support Judge Storm for election and upon In qulry be acknowledged it to be his In tention. How many votes Mr. Cassldy can take away from Craig remains to be learned, The Craig men intend to make a bouse to house canvass ot the county and we are Inclined to think that the Cassldy contingent will be found to be exceedingly small when the votes are counted. We understand that Mr. Cassldy was iduoed to oppose Mr. Craig because he wants to be loyal to the state administration. So far as he is concerned he will find It very bad polltlos. We look for the election of Mr. Craig by a large vote and the de feat of the Democratic county tioket In Carbon, the latter due to Mr. Caseidy deserting the ununlmoui oboloe of his couuty for president Judge. Easton SenteulL -llo to il. Loan t Oo for children Uiln. - If jrorj want a ault of elotbaa so to WATCH MIKE, THE BUM POLITICIAN. 1 Wlien a respectable and Influential new. paper follows In the line of pubUo duty and unflinchingly and unheBltat- Ingly exposes corruption and question practices on the part of party leaders or of a party there oan gener ally be found some newspaper of an Irresponsible character whose editors elthor from a natural enmity to ad vance wronR doing or perhaps, oftener from a desire of pecuniary (rain, who from a desire of pecuniary cam, wnoi eAt.l .4tAmtif n AfAnil thneo whnm I iVVl'l; DWUitriw ....... I ' nullty of a gross misconduct which for P punishment, We have an example of this now and. It Is very beautifully exemplified In the Carbon Advocate's exposureof Mickey Uassldy's questtonaote practices as a Democrat and the efforts of the Lans- roraanaeummit urn iteoora loue- fend him. This newspaper, nowever, J will not be frightened off either by the threat, of injury to our business o. rot personal violence from the gang, ine CABBOM ADVOCATE Is after Ulckey I Cassldynot In a spirit of malice or vlndlotlveness but beaause we know 1 "" that he Is an unfit oharacterto assume In ....M. n.tl, hnnAatollWatlnna I hnaatnl rliorilnootv ftf fhlQ ffiTV IndiTifl- In-n . iot i,0t nAmnfrnfln nnrtv disrupted three years ago and U has beon . I questionable tactics of this tame slimy I reptile that the poaceof the party has continuously been threatened. Thero ia nn denTlnir tha fact that through the I i,ni,, Mlnl. n Rnnt.ll. " cn was elected prothonoUry and that the best Interests of the party are oon-1 stantly In danger. Only a few weeks ao did he attempt to thwart th. mighty vrii. u. uDwuvmug uoionaw wuivu- tlon which rebuked him In no uncertain way by Its refusal to eleot him a stato delegate. Mickey Cassldy It seems Is one of those tenacious bull-dogs who It wa3 the same foxy Individual who threatened to bolt against the county ticket It he were not at onco made a substitute delegate for 1891. Last week the same model trickster de livered himself against the Interests of Allen Craig for Judge. If he will not support the man nominated unanl- m0usly by a Democratic oonventlon for President Judge he certainly will not support the Democratic county ticket I nominated by the same oonventlon, an(i f oef ays that he will, we know I htm sufficiently well to believe that he lies. There Is no excuse for his opposition to Craig for If there Is any man In Carbon county to whom he owes tribute It Is the man to whom he owes his living, for It was Allen Craig who sympathizing with the condition 0f the rules, and yet he lacks the manliness to defend the Interests of Craig at this time. We do not wish to tire our readers further with reference to this cowardly trickster other than to warn the Democrats of Carbon I oountv to be on their sruard aaalnnt anv further tricks that he mar attemDt. KeeD close to the line I The Demo- oratlo ticket from ton to bottom la flint-class In every particular and It should bo elected. Traitor nf tho Mickey Cassldr strine to tha rear. Honest Demoorats will elect an honest Democratlo ticket. A WEEK'S NEW S OON DENBED Frldj, Oet. . Fire In in tnUatry barrack at Smolensk. Knula, cauatd tha death of forty aoldlen. Thi mill workera of Woreeiter county. Maai.t lott eH18,Wa lo wages by tha recent ihatdown. BodlM of caralry are sttll pursuing tha retreating Argentine rebels. Several nun dred unionists were killed In the attack on Santa Fa. Ludwlg Anderson, aired 80 years, was atruok and killed by an engine on the Shore Line road, near Cedar lulls. Conn,, while ha was walking on the track, Many Ctecha hare been arrested In Prague on the otaarge of being concerned In a plot to assassinate gOTernmeni offi cials. Tho leader of the conspirators es caped. Balarday. Oat Ti The paid admissions at the World's fair yesterday were 143,830, Because be was refused credit for drinks, JohnRedwoodfatallyshotPerryReynolds at Lovlngtort, Ky. Hon. Dwlsht A. Pardee, one of Hart ford's (Conn.) most respected resident. died suddeuly at the age of 71 years. Joseph Franklin and an unknown man were drowned In the Mississippi Dear oa-i linage, mo., dj tneirskiiTcapsicing. The anarch lit Leourer. alias Lasarde. baa been arrested In Parle. Explosives were round in ma house in the nue des Martyrs. A dlspatoh from Hamburg says there Is report current tbat a Norwegian bark sitKES r" "om M"1M ' - tscted with eholera. Honit.f, OeS. 0. The paid admissions at the World's fair on Saturday were 9W,U8. In less than serea months Oorernor Alt gsid. of Illinois, hu pardoned ninety-av. Miner William Brawn and Andrew turning to examine a slow fuse for a blast la their mine chamber at Clinton. Ind. Miss Elisabeth, a daughter ot ex-Secre tary of War Klklns, of Elklns. W. V... win snornr do married lu Kew York to coward r. Bruner. a broker of tbat oltr. Tne steamship Rnsila. from Hamburir. reportea nre aeaus Curing the voyage, and the passengers will be held on Iloff- man Island for fire dars. No fear of eholera. Tuesday, O.U 10, Mr. Ann Uicker died at Great Darrlnx ion, Aiaas., aged I'resment l'eixot). or Brain, has nur. cnasea several torpeao boats 10 England. Z, Z , 7 ,MU' The New York Pasteur Institute was formally opened In New York last nlxht. William Smith. LUD.. th. author of oiassicai aictionarles aud bUtories, died in lnaon on uaturdaj last. Bob Hudson, colored, waa ahot and killed at Dresden, Tenn., while defending kla wlfe.vrho waa being whipped by white- caps. The Jury In th. trial of Emma Ooldman, the New York anarchist, returned a verdlos 01 gumy last evening, notice (or a mo tion for a new trial was given. Vr.dnvsd.r, Oet. 11, Near Balllngton. Tex., thieves h.ia nn a nan tomu ana seourea aooui w.uuu. Joseph Jefferson has been elected presl dsn! of th. Players' elnb, to succeed the lata jsawin Hootb, Spain will demand from Morocco anb- stantlal guarantiee seourlng her rights la Melllla, besides adequate Indemnity from uie mitu. LlpmanE. Pike, who for year, waa en. of the beat professional ball players In the eoustry, died at kle home In Brooklyn jeiieraay 01 near, auaasa. A. dlin&tAb frnm Tin mo k tVM government dsalee that th. outbruk la serious. Th.redar. Oet. It. The paid admissions toths World's fairly. t, yesterday wen VX.riS. Eight thousand striking- mtnsralnth. I Oharlerol district ot Belgium rvsumedl worx yesterday. Mrs. J, W Johnson, wife of Ike well known physician who attended Mr, Blaine I in nis last illness, died yesterday In Wash ington. The Kreuie Zeltuns announces that tha Qerman government has decided ia sra. hlblt all further exploring expeditions Is uerman nasi Atrica. Baron B. F. Grunebaum. an Australian nobleman, Is to marrr an American halrau. Miss Lily Sherman, daunhtar of .ll known bore, breeder of Lexington, Ky. ....T'r,"".',T;: "T. .,ul2S V??1"" flub Expert. most Mrl.na import are arriving nara. TV. "holy men" skrougheat Moroooo ar. nrsaxklna a war at .xUrnunauon. They exhort tk. Moors to drlv. out all Karopean laadsle and aiv. na CinarUr to Boaniaiij eaptured la battle. The Ka- bjlee Matins, la arrive at th carap ef the sCiH.Biaa.mw aseuua. Th, nrMfgroom Cum. Too Lot, Atlantic Cur, Oct. 13. -Pretty Adele $g& JaYS K,eln ,,,1 (0 ppf r t the hour eet for their wedding. She promptly asked for Harry Sheerer, a lormer lorer, and alter a few minutes' oonrersatlon they were mar ried In the presence of tiie astonished guests. Klein arrived alter tne ceremony had been performed, and was much agi tated at the outcome. Etll.on Rentenred for Five Tears. New York. Oct 10. Recorder smythe resterdaT sentenced Frank Ellison, who " , . , , ,. . . . . . w" ' iT. r.rn":.. frmUnl Henrlques, to live years In BIdr Sing at hard labor. The court overruled . motion for a new f trial. Subaeqiiantly granted a stay of eieoutlon, pending ap- pt, t0 that body for a new trial. . WA.Hn,0T0- 0ci. 13. -Secretary Her- bet received a telegram from Captain Picking, of the United States steamer ri ?S V VSlS t TuMdaT fternoon between the forts lnd Insurgent ships. Fort Vlllagaguon Bred with the Insurgents i against the other Fatally Ilurned at a Ilonnre, - A A TJI-.V, 1 win. l.m nf thU nUn. nlcttMi nn & dIags of burning paper from which hU drew caught death resulted while the unfortunate child was being taken to Bt Mine's nor ""' A Life Cou.lct Pardoned. KlHOSTON. N. Y., Oct. 12.-Sarauel K. l.. h..n n.l.a..ri frnm nrl.nn. 0oT'ernor rlower being ot opinion that there are grave doubts of hie guilt. He was condemned to aeatn in ijwi tonne -J, S'XrJl u untenoe to Imorlsonuieiit lor llle I,lve Stock Cremated. TtntTmr. Dot. 12. -The house, burn and outbuildings owned and occupied by J. F. Crosby, on the Concord turnpike, two miles from Lexington, were burned early tt making forty head In all. Will Try Again Nut Year. London. Oct. lS.-Uohn Jameson, owner of the yacht Irex, will build a yacnt anu challenge for the America's cup in 1894, lu case the Valkyrie be defeated It. the pres ent match. Five Flalieriuen Drowned. Charleston. 8. C Oct, 12. Two boats I f li flahlncr tloAt nira citnslzed hv the hiavy seas off the bar yesterday aud are K " p'"' urowneu, u ueitru... Tyler's Speedy Mile. Sprinofikld. Mass.. Oct. 13. Both world's oycllng records for the mile were lowered at Hampden Park yesterday after noon. 11. U. Tyler roue Iroui a stauuiug tart In 9 mln. J 6 sec beating his own record of 3.01 3-5, made Oct. 5. indlo's mile was In 1.56 4-5, breaking his record of 1.53 1-5, made Oct, 8. Talk of a Ilratlllau Monarchy. London. Oct. 13. The Exchange Tele- irraBh comnanv save: A telegram received here from Rio Janeiro Indicates that start ling developments may lie expected poou. Everything in ltio lends to me lenoiuitou of the monarchy. It is now vhtimllyonlj a question of terms. New Bee Hive, ALLENTOWN.PA. fpocial Ui COATS! We are making special ef forts this month to show the largest variety of Coats that were ever before shown in this city and in price and Style We are always correct. CURTAINS -AND- CARPETS. During this (house cleaning) I season , you may find Out that you could use a pair of Curtains you i or a Carpet. 11 you do so, I onomV.a (Lot we will show .wmw Vll tne COOOS anil give 'OU estimates free of charge whether VOU purchase Or not, U W UI WQPkFR'Q . TT. nUllOKjIXLIl O NEW BEE HIVE. Corner 8tb and Hamilton Sts. REPORT OK THK CONDITION OF THE - - riKSl AAll .A , HANK I1K I.l'HMlII TON, feuua., at the close ol business, IX I, 3rd, iew. UCHUUKC12J. toans and Discounts sust.tfe w Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. 163 s D. 8. Itondstosecure circulation 70,00000 stock., securities, etc H.m 00 Due iroraannroveu reserve agents 0,0-jo si Due trom other National Itauka 1,33 fia Current eipensee and Uild .. I vw 9 Premiums on u. H. lloiidi. 2.40000 Banning nouse. lurnuure. una nsiures 8.100 (JO I HHUol other banks !, 00 rent?!.'f":.,.,f so as Specie 10.036 to ttgal tender notes 16.MJ 00 redemption lunu miui u. a. Treasurer t.0 lcr ccuinCircuiauouj. Total tJ74J01S3 UAUIUT1BH. I Capital stock paid In 711.000 00 rturnlnti f uncL 12.0OQ Irfl una viaea pronts is.( neuonni uauKooiee uutsiaouuig is,wju uu Dividends unn&id dos 10 inaiviauaiaetosiuiuoiect tocnecKw.. iu.s36 h Cashier's cheeks ouuundlug ,. 331 13 Due to other National Hanks 1,736 tu Due to tttale flanks aud Bankers ssu &6 Total. IJ7I.303 13 State or Pennsylvania, UOUNTT or CARBON. I. Jno. T. 8emmeL Cashier ol the ahnvA-n&mri Bank, do soleronly sw. ear tbat the abovesuteiaeot is true &o tne oest 01 my anow teage ana oenet. Joint. Bxuhil Cashier, df.ocwbefliS.0 " b"0re B,thU nh ' uowann Skaboldt, IS. P. RRECT-ArrHTi R. F. norroBD, .Directors. Monday, October 16th, in' """ca' P"u"'"u Tbe great laughing laccets Side Tracked COME AND SEE A New Tramp In Town. 1 Th. l.nn.h rn.i. The Boss of tho Section Gang. Th. Tankea Farmer. I The Judee of Joneiboro. The Oreat Circus Scene, The Funny Railroad Scene. The blaglng aud Dancing bpeclaltles. COME AND SEE Side Tracked Sessrt joor teats earl. ftfntfc Mrs. JANE MOODY. TERRIBLE! TERRIBLE I! Salt Rheum for 20 Years. SYSTEM THOROlfillLT rEHUEAIED, YHT Dana's Sarsapaillla wrought a Corel Mrs, Moody resides in Weston, Aroostook Co., Me., and whose remarkable statement we tvb lish below, is well known as one of the "old school women," whose word is good as oold, one of the thousands, whom the sons or the Pine Tree State are PROUD TO CALL MOTHER. SlIE SAYSt "I have been terribly afflicted with 8nlt Khenni lor over 20 o"iif- year. At times my licail I tlB would be one musa of eruption. My hands were so bad Ihei- would bleed and 1 had to wear kl,l irlnrei! end I enulll liardlr ec. itnfiecieri my eyero badly. I doctored and doctored, tried other Snrsnparllls Halves, Ointments, etc. Would diet, Bn eating no but ter or fat RJ Vi U meat, etc. But to no avail, 1 could get only temporary relief, no permanent cure. For a few jear pat I have had no appetite, could not Hlcep. and It I would look up I would be so dizzy that I would fall. I l"o suitered with Indigestion. 1 mis hopeless -l-II A TT of eIcI getting better as I I flH I am 71 sears old. Loft ChrWmas I commenced taking DANA'S BAKSAl'AItlLLA. The lint bottle did not seem to help me in the leust, but I persevered, and tlie result mis wonderful. My hnndsnnd eyes nre perfectly well, nppe tllo cood, Indigestion cured, In fact, Mult Rheum IDCC does not I rouble UUI CO mo III the leant now. It seems like amlrnelotome." Tn tvlinm It miv rrmeem i This is to certify that I am well ae- guamteii witn jurs. jano loouy, nun know Iter statement to be trUC" IIOTrART) V. SIASON. Coll. of Taxes, llelfast, Me. Dsns Ssrispsrllla Co., Belfast, Mains. WE1SSPORT, PA. The Newest Things -IN- AT LOW PRICES! Conio and see us BIERY, The Druggis Stoves, Tinware. Heaters and Rangei In Great Variety at Samuel Geaver S Popular Store, Bank Street. Roofing nn Spouting a special ty Move repairs iumished on short notice Reasonable! TO CONSUMPTIVES The undfrs!rnd h&vfne been n?stord tn ht&Uli by him pie mean , after sutTerlng for several years with a serrro lung affection, and that dread disease CONnutiPTiuN.il anxloua to mate rdohd to ms ituov, sunereri mo means ! cure. To tliosftwho desire it, lie will cheerfully send (free of charge) a copy of the prescription used, which they will flnp a sure cure for Con sumpton, Asthma, Catarrh. ItronchlUs and all toroavi auu iudk maimies. ue uopes an suntr era will try his remedy, as It Is Invaluable Those item ring (he prescription, which will cost them nothing, and may prore a bUaslhg, will please address. Iter. Edward A. Wilson, XVoolilyn, N. T ARERflUMKERSFAIL DR.LOBB 329 N.I5THST.B.Hl PHILADELPHIA'S rAMOUS SPECIALIST 90 Years' CodUqoodi Pnctlos tn the Care of Self AbuseLoss of Power Anoil. Shrunken Organ JUIy Edttorti Special iHtfattt PtrtnanmUv Ourtd in I ia I davt. Tit. 1X BB U tbe only tpecUlLat that permueatlr EtMDk AtlTlotrree. lire m bias CewBdeailatl nd S-oent sump (or Xiook expotlnf tjtiej, Iheli pouoDous treatment, eta -w omce iioon-t &L till I P, XL , and I to f STftO lass, OaU aad eoadaye. j - - FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, Kight here in East Weissport, about 2 J Acres of Zand witk a Fine Stream of Water flow ing through it. It can be divided into Building Lots. Splendidly located for factor' ies, mini, suitable lor any kind of business you choose to carry on. B. F. Peter, With Snyder's Store, A S. Steckel, Slatington, P&. SSctft eOcUaod SUOpexBotUa. Curat OoOKhA nosrftoMi,tr Threat, Croup prompU Jt rellerea Whoopt&g Cougk and a4thm, Vor Coneomptloa it has do rtrah tuucarMtboaMndaherealloUier failed! will onto tcd If tsken in llmR. fUilA by Irtiri;ttU on Vuarante. For Lata Back ItAIU-lirUUitXA ZD OXA. CATAlnH REMEDY. ISM Viaal fVf.n'tif TxaUVva-nJa.! la MaHn. wtoauusoDui TREXLER FTo have a large number o well built and stylieh wagons and carriages which we must get rid off. To do bo we are selling them at prices that are below whatjjeompctition would ask. Other dealers can't touch us when it comes to low prices and GOOD Goods, "THE BAZAAR' 729 Hamilton St, ALLENTOWN, PA. Seasonable Fall Bargains in All Depart ments. New China Silks, brlsht. ahowv colon 32 lncbea wide oOc, An endless variety in plain and fancy aureus lor trimming id waists. The best values ever offered by us In black allki, 05c lo 11.10 a yard, DreBS Goods. New nlalds. Be a yard: new double fold piaias, i-zc a yaru; new piaius, new worsted plaids, 29c; beautiful, rl;h showy plaids, wjc, ooc ana 70c a yard. Storm serges. 20c a vard. Sneclal bar gains In wool suit loci, chevrons and hop sacking effects, CUc; worth more. Wgb grade diesslgoods, silk finish benrlettaa fancy weayos, In whip cord and plain ground dress patterns, 40 different designs no two Datlarna alike, and will not oe duplicated by na again this season. It will pay ladles to visit eur dress goods connlers. Cloakings. Onr valnea In cloaks are creator than ever. About ZOO ladles' black anu coioreu reefer jackets, tailor made, balloon sleeves some plain, tmueriiy cape, inr inmmtw, warranted porfect fitting, opening piico, $3.03. About 176 ladles' reefers, Ic beaver, cheviot and diagonal, witn ooinm blan sleeves, some with butterfly cape, some fur edged. These are excellent values. S3 to S10. Kersey, beaver, dl agonal and Oxford grey, with tbe popular worth collar, some witn jreaora capo, witn ravera down. The first nrlces. $11!. 00 to $25. See our line; no trouble to show them. Ladles' lone canes, claln and richly em' broldered. Ladles' plush capes. SO and 34 incnea long, lor trimmed are mncn aa mlied. Infants' coats, many styles to select from, ill.ses' long coats, with Columbus sleeves and new capes. Misses' jackets In every conceivable novelty. Loot through; It will pay you. Oar large blanket stock at mid summer prices. A rare cuaoce. Comfortables In light and dark colors to suit all tastes. Lace eurtalns, 3 1-2 jarJs lone, $1 per pair. L,ace cnrtalui, 10 per pair, dnced to $3.S0. Chenille curtains. 3 1-4 yards lone, tS.Zi to nu.ouare extra Tames. M.F.Morrissey THE EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society Ot the Uulted Slates. JANOAHY 1, 1693 Assets $153;0fi0,052 lfneirrnnn allvsUIInx centstandaru),ah(l all other $11:1,070237 liabilities.. total Surplus (i per cent. Standard) Including SperUI Ke serve o( f 2,300 otio to wards establishment ol a S 1-3 per ceut. valuation Income , 31 189,815 . . 40,286,237 New Assurance in 1892 200.490,316 Outstanding As surance 850,962,245 Bitter tiia a Slx-Fer Ctat. Invtttmmt. New York, JarcU 7, If 63, In 187S I took oat Tontine Endowment rolley No. 70.020, wltb Ine Equitable Life Assurance Bocleti of tbe United States, for $5,000. and have paid. In all, $4,708 in premiums to the Company, On the maturity of the Endowment the Company paid me t7,085 20 In cash. At an evidence of my satisfaction with this return (wblcb Is eertalnly liberal, con slderiOK the fact tbat it It In addition to the protection furnished by the policy for twenty years). I have taken new astor stiea with the Company for 1 10,000. W. A. Ross. If. B.Thli it a return of ill the pre- mlumi paid, and Interest o the tame at tht rait oft 2-5 per tent, per annum. W. P. LONG, pedal kmi mi ran a Notice to Hunters. All peraont are forbid Iluntlnt on the landt of tba andertiened. in Mshonlm Valley, Carbon county, l'a alter thlt notice under penalty of the law. CIIAKLB8 XANDDK. Oct IS 93 Sw. ED sl aj BIG DISCOUNT SALE Is now in force Here 90 Cents Pays for a full Dollar. Boots, Shoes, Hats and Clothinsc. Buy Here and vou will Save Money. ZERN, Crystal Palace The cool weather speaks louder than words of the necessity of a change in Clothing. First OVERCOAT I7e have them for the big Prices. Uur goods arc strictly best workmanship and were made this year for the Crvstnl Palace Clothing Hall. '1 hese not old styles but are the very i -ar "vr l ftl. -n ana new xorn. juie rnces are Think ol this Children's Overcoats $1.50 and up Boya' Oyerooats $3.00 and up Men's Overcoats $4.00 and up. Come and see the Very Latest Styles in Overcoats. In Latest Styles and and newer assortment than can be found elsewhere in this town or county. Children's Suits 1.50 and up; Boys' Suits $3.00 and up; Men's Suits $5.00 and up. M. LOSOS & CO., OBkiltT'S BLOCK, FIRST ST.. LEIIIGHT0N, PA With as carefully selected a found in the Lehigh Valley. be first found here and at Prices competiiion. We invite you to'call and examine our unapproch able bargains in all kinds of Furniture. We are ehoAiing many new things and are confident that we can please you. Henry Schwartz's, First street, Lehigh ton. PEACHES ! .RETAIL DEALERS will their orders for all kinds ot Fruits and Vegetables with Saeger, who makes a specialty of this arrangements for 5000 baskets ber of TFater Melons and they astonish Retail Buyers. You the freight on each purchase. Wholesale Co"tsisslon Dealer, East Wolssport, Pa. NEW GAPES AMD COATS Having purchaspd them Latest Styles. We have shipped our Old Coats to a party to sell for u thus enabling us to show New rv 'J Q 634 Hamilton CARRIAGE will do well to look at this carry in Stock: v Banner Spring, EUlptee Spring, Thomas Coll Spring, Drewater Spring, Duplex Spring, Bid Spring. We have them la Plaao Body, Wbite,Chapel, Corning, Phaeton, Spindle and all styles in 2 and 3 Seated Buggies. Our Price, Always Tbe Lowes t Henry Ohristman, eiBflport Pa "WEISSPOBT Phaetons, flKs; Prices the Surreys, N r4 'westpossi- Spr'mg Wagons, I ' SSJmL ble, consist Carriaeer, 2PrT ent with First Sleishs. &c. THE POSITIVE CURI B.T HaOTHJBJ, M TTanai It, BsvYtsfc. Caps and Ready-Made OPERA HOUSE STORE. Clothing Hall, 9 you will need an and little and at a multitude of first - class. Newest Stvles. the vnrv af -"-J goods are not "Shoddv." and are newest effects from Philadelphia .1 . .... 1 me very lonest in the county, Well-Made Suits we also have a better Stock of Furniture as can be The new effects in Furniture can too that can not be touched by PEACHES ! find it to their advantage to give line of goods. We huve made of PEACHES and a large num. will be sold at such prices as will will save more than the price of Let us have your order. late, we are able to show the Goons. St., Allentown. BUYERS Line of Fine Vehecles which wo VTV Class Work. ausmn Over coats ! ! Men's and Boys VERG0ATS. Piles of Men's Overcoats. Piles of Boys' Overcoats. Cheap, very Cheap. You want to learn our Prices, before you buy an Over coat, you never heard of such low Prices before in are wav down. right. We want amine our Jarg'e stock ot Overcoats before you buy elsewhere and learn the low prices. ADAM MEHRKAM & SON, 9 First Street Jos. Isenman, has open bis NEW STORE Corner 3rd and Coal Sts,. wltb a full line ot Groceries, rovisions, Queensware, &c. Call and see him- -Prices the Lowest for CASH. I REBER'S DRUG TORE. Not only Drugs. CIOAIIS, too, excellent quality, 1'ure Ilavanas. DON'T FORGET I NOR TflE LADIES, IN PERFUMERY 1 Quite a variety, too. Vogeler's, Col- gat's, Uldkser's, and Imported. Call and see. Foe Fourrl, In vases, 6X1 cents. Laltlos and delicate (iachet Powders. Purest Soaps and Toilet IPaters. Tbe New Bible just out Self-Eiplana tor Bible, with a complete set of New Aids and Helps, prepared especially for this Bible by tbe most eminent scholars of America and Great Britain. With New Maps, by Major C. R, Conder, of the Palestine Exploration Society. This Is the best Bible for the family, for the minister, for the student, and pew. All Religious and Moral Books of any kind ordered and furnished as deslrsd at least 10 to 20 per cent less than elsewhere. Do not forget REBER. PRETTY FALL MILLINERY, MRS. M. tfthAnniversanf Announcement OF KOGH & SHANKWEILER, To our patrons and the public: Our great and vastly improved Store will be formally opened. Friday, October 14th. 'Select KOCH & SHANKWEILER, Largest and Fiwit (MM Hms In toe Taller. Hotel Allen Building-, Centre Square. ALIsENTOWN, PA. this town. They 5 Our Prices are " everybody to ex- Lehighton, Pa. Pneumatic Tiie Wheels $60 up to $90. from Cushion Tire Wheels from $30 tip to $60. Full ball-bearinc. all-around lloys Velocipedes, $2.50 up. High Wheel Lawn Mowers 10 in,. $2.90; 12 in., $3 50; 14 in., $3.75. Bed Springs, sold everywhere else at $5, vou can buv from me at $2.50, and the $5 Cotton Top Mattress at $2.75; at these prices everybody can sleep on springs. Ask the Davis, Standard, White and Domeatie Sewing Machine Agents what they want for a 5-drawer, oak case, then come and buy the same from me at $30. The White Cottage, 7-drawei, oak case, at $25 lays them all out. Don't be humbugged 1 Every Washer has a guarantee on the lid, with the Vandergrift Man ufacturing Company'e signature. The market is full of trash. Our price for Eound or Square is $5. Wringers, from $1.50 upward. Organs from $25 upward. Pianos, $150 aud upward. My prices on Hay Rakes, Mowers, Binders, Pumps, Cement, etc., are lower than elsewhere. Come and be con vinced. Yours respectfully, F. SNYDER, Near Lehigh Bridge, Weissport, Penn'a. The cool evening's tells us in no uncertain language that sum mer goods must soon be put aside We are ready for Fall with n fine line of Stylish Hats and Bonnets, PRETTY CAPES AND COATS. The Lowest Prices Prevail. City Trimmers Always Employed. Weissport and Lehighton. CULTON. You are cordially invited to in spect what we consider to be the finest Display of Men's. Boys' and ChildrQn's Clothing and Gents Furnishings ever exhibited in the Lehigh Valley. Programme, 6:30 to 20:30 P. M. MUSIC I1Y THE Allentown Band.
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