H. V. M0RTI1IMER, JSD1T0R.
LEIliaiiTO.V, PA.!
SATURDAY MO UN I NO JUNE , 1874.
Emery vs. Tnnlte "Wheels.
The Tnnlto Co. takes tilts means of
assuring tli Public ttiat even the pos
session of Patent for a Perfect Solid
Emery Wheel would not suffice for the
successful Introduction of the goods,
unless the Patent was backed by expen
sive Machinery, by years of experience,
by chemical and mechanical skill un
falteringly applied, by a wide practical
knowledge of all the countless manu
facturing processes of the day, and by
the employment of men skilled in alt
the Manufacturing Atte.
The above la an extract from an ad
vertisement In the Mauch Chunk Dem.
ocrat of May 80th, and Is conclusive
proof that the Company Is getting;
scared about the Emery Wheels manu
factured by Messi s. ISutterfleld, Marsh
& Co., at their works In Welssport
The advertisement in question shows in
all Its features a spltefulness of purpose
against the Wehsport Emery Wheels
which the most obtuse Individual could
not fall to perceive; and tlio more es
pecially is this feeling evident In the
following paragraph from the same ad
vertisement)
All these qualifications theTanlte Co.
possess, and if users, would be users of
Emery Grinding Machinery, want to
avom uie lanures, ana oumin tne ad
vantages of such goods, they will buy
standard goods of an established maker,
regardless of pi ice, rather than risk the
poor economy or untried, low priced
gooai
"Untiled, low priced goods'lsadecld-
' edly cool expression, in face of the fact,
that a test of the Lehigh Emery Wheel
against the Tanite Company's and the
Excelsior Wheels had Just been made,
and that the Lehigh carte out ahead in
all the tests made, which the following
paragraph, copied from the Monroe
Democrat, (the home of the Tanite Co.)
Of.May 27th, abundantly proves:
THE LEHIGH EMERY WHEEL Mr. A,
' 2ln, formerly with tbe Tanite Co,
of this place, was In town lastweekand
paid some, of his friends a visit, lie
;od with Mm some of the Emery
Wheels they manufacture at Welssport.
The name of the firm ie Buttetfleld,
Harsh" Co. Mr. Bulterfleld was also
formerly of the Tanite company they
are both reliable men. A party of gen
tlemen tested the Lehlch Lmerv Wheel
along with the Tanite Co's and the Ex
celsior WLeels, and of tile three the
Lehigh proved to be the best cutting
wheel, on th tests they were tried.
This new company no doubt make a
superior article and we hope they may
.tyeetwIUi much success.. They merit
Tit.' " '
The advertisement of the Twite Co.
Is too transparentnottobe seen through,
published here In Carbon County right
after the tesls'of the wheels had been
made, ai.d when they wero well aware
.that those tests, had fully shown that
the Lehigh Emery Wheel had proved a
'successful competitor.
Philadelphia Letter.
PniLAtELrntA, May 20, 1874.
rAlD.FIRE DEPARTMENT.
For many years this city possessed a
volunteer Bja department which was
celebrated for Its promptness and effl
clency. Every company was indepen
dent In itself, and in the latter days of
the department's existence, disgraceful
fights frequently took place, and lives
were lost on these occasions. The con
tinued abuses that prevailed, led to the
formation of the paid fire department,
and now there is an effort to reorganize
It also, on account of alleged-Irregular-Meg
in Its management. The repairs to
the apparatus cost more last year than
would have been paid for entirely new
engines!
it seems strange that so much dis
honesty prevails among our public men
There are seven commissioners manag
Jng this department, and not one re-,
cclvcs any pay for his services. The
proposition now Is to have a responsi
ble head, and to give hi in a competent
salary. By this atrangement It is ex
pected that the department will be kept
In better working order, and the expen
ses will be reduced. Our system costs
far more than the London tiro brigade,
and the appropriations, aie Increasing
every year.
. BILLY STRIKES.
Philadelphia terns out a greater num
ber of yaids of carpet thau any other
places In the world. Many men and
women have been constantly employed
In the numerous mills, and the 10th
waid was always burriDg with the
wheel of machinery, Recently some
evil spirit seems to have taken posses
sion of. certain pel sons employed, and
they determined to strike Jor higher
wages. Not content with staying from
work, they attempted to keep others
from going to the mills, and in some In
stance they injured several by attacking
them with cobble stones. Tim sltuatlnn
became so thrtutenlng that the police
were obliged to protect the willing work
men from bodily harm, and comparative
quiet lias been .restored,
Uow foolish it is for men to continue
these strikesl The effect of the present
movement Is to stop some of the mills
.altogether, and to reduce the woik in
otheiB, thus depriving Philadelphia of
being able to beast that she If the larg.
est carpet weaving city in the world.
The war between labor and capital
see'ms never to end.
The coopers and stevedores employed
by the Auautlo Storage and Petroleum
Company, tlx hundred in number, are
on strike. The strike (a. not tor higher
wages, but has been caused by tho com-i
pany withholding 13.00 per week fiom
each of their employees' wages until the
amount reaclu s f ao, so as to preclude,
the men from striking, If any one left
their employ without good reasons, he
forfeited the $80. The men have rebell
ed against this and hence the strike.
They say: "We claim that we have as
good a right to combine for our protec
tion as tne on men nave to comoine to
make a "corner" in oil by stopping pro
duction, and thus advancing prices."
in New lorn l.ouo coopers are out
of work from the same cause.
IMPORTANCE OF MANUFACTURES.
The growth of cities Is duo to the
number and variety of their industries,
and to this cause our Northern and
Westert. cities owe their great popula
tion. Philadelphia has 11,000 inanu
ftctorles, which turn out (400,000,000
manufactured goods per annum, and a
population of a million, living in 120,
000 houses, of which 40,000 are the re
sidence of working people. Tiieio Is
hardly any city which cannot improve
its condition by some Industry. Since
Chattmioga and Atlanta began to manu
facture, they have made such distin
guished headway that their example
seconds that of Philadelphia. The ad
vantage differs in d I Iff lent conuillonx,
but the principal remains and operates
everywhere. Manufactories will build
up uuy city, and Philadelphia Is the
largest manufacturing city in the Unl
ted States. This accounts for her rjros
perity and also her rapid Increase In
population.
CURIOUS PERFORMANCE!.
Slcnor lieneuittl and Mr. J. B. John
sun, members of Schumann's Transat
lantic Novelty Company have been
astonishing our citizens by the difficult
feats they perform, signor Benedlltl
appeared before n largeclass at tlieJef
teison Medical College and performed
some difficult featsof sword swallowing
thrusting ns many as six swords In his
throat at ono time. Another feat con
sisted of thrusting a very heavy musket
wuu uayouei attaciied down his tliroat,
lid Swallowtuz tha entlrH Imvnnet in
inches in length, ami then without plac-
iug ins nanus to tne musket, lie slowly
bent bis body until ho let the weapon
assume a horizontal position. lie also
swallowed a Spanish sabre twenty nine
Inches In leiielh. The opinion of the
proiessors was mat tne blaile displaced
me siomacn partially, tilting and nas
tug on the lelt side of it. Mr. JoIuimoh's
perrormanees.lnclude smoking, eating,
and drluking under water, and remain
ing under the water for aboutthreemln-
utes at one time. All thesu performan
ces he faithfully carries out. The smok
lug under water Is done by inserting
the lighted end of the cigar In his mouth
and ejecting the suioku from his nos
trils. BnOOTINO CASES.
When will people learn that fire arms
are not to be trilled wllli7 Uhas. Jetter,
a young man much given to sky lark
ing, called on Miss Lizzie Tamplln, and
while teasing her conceived the bright
though not original Idea of pointing a
pbtoi at lier and telling iier to "look
out.". Much to the surprise of Jetter
the pistol was discharged wounding the
unfortunate young lady. Charles Im
mediately started for a physician, and a
policeman in turn was soon desiring an
"Interview" with Cbarle. Miss Tamp-
tin will lose an eye and probably her
life. Both parties state that the shoot
ing was purely accidental, Jetter says
"lie was not aware tne pistol was load
ed." Wo hat another snooting case nn
Wednesday morning last, this tlmo with
murderous Intent. Simon A. Franks
shot his wife Christiana three times, at
tueir resiuence, su-i uieen oc. Jealousy
was the cause, and the woman will pro-
uauiy uiu.
FOREIGN FRUIT.
Our city has In the last few years be
come quite a port for the importation of
Foreign Fruit. One firm with which we
are acquainted are now receiving there
cargoes a week of choice fruit from the
West Indies. The Schooner Matoka re
cently arrived with 3,800 bunches of
Bed Bananas and 78,000 Cocoanutii. Of
course this vast quantity of fruit Is not
an consumed nere, out is re-biiipped all
over tne country, uananas are a very
perishable fruit, and are not In much
demand outside of large cities. As there
at present no uoverument duty on this
class ot importations prices are low, and
Bananas which formerly could not be
purchased at retail for less than one
dollar a doz., are now a drug here at
z3 cents, i-ine Apples, uranges and
fruits can be purchased at equally low
puces,
DEATH OF J. EDO An THOMSON.
John Edgar Thomson, long and fa
vorably known as the President of the
renna. itaiiroad, died at his resilience
lu this city, at an early honr, on Thurs
day Morning, from a complication of
diseases. Mr. Thomson has been at the
head of tho Penna. itaiiroad since 1852,
and was considered one of the greatest
railroad men of the world. The result
of his administration of the affairs ot the
Pennsylvania Itaiiroad Company la
augmenting Its business and establish
ing its credit Is before the public. Tin
assumed the duties ot his offlco without
a dollar In the treasury of the company,
and now Its financial resources are al
most unlimited. The deceased was born
In Delaware Co., Pa.; In 1803 and at
bis death had amassed a large fortune,
Yours truly, Modoc
Philadelphia Markets.
Friday Evening, May 29th
.The money market, as we have notic
ed for some time past, continues very
quiet at about former rates. Call loans
rule at 4 to 0 per cent. First class mer
cantile paper ranges from 0 to 0 p
cent, per annum.
There was considerable expltement
in me diock mar net ana on mini street.
owing to the death (if Mr. J. Edea:
Thomson, President of the Pennsylvania
iiaiirona company, ana prices general
Iv were unsettled.
About 80,kj0 shares of Pennsylvania
Rallioad sold, opening at 47, declined
sold at 46, advanced and sold at 41li,
closing at 47H. a slight advance on the
opening. Beading sold at 66 no
change; Lehigh Yalley at 00i, a slight
decline: Oil Creek at 0.- no charnre:-
Mlneblll at 63,nocbange;Catawlssa pro
'f erred at 41, no change ; and Little
ocnoyiwii a; no change.
The Flour market continues dull, and
prices are unsettled. Superfine. '$4.75
lo ft.ou, extras. so.ou to u.zo; spring
Wheat, extia, famllv, 10.75 to 7.CU;atid
higher grades at 18.20 to 10 23.
Wheat continues dim, and price ravor
buyers Common and Choice Bed. at
(1.40 to 1 OS: Penna. do do, at Si 00 to
1 02; Whlt Spring, at Si. 43; and No. 1
Spring, at $1.43 to 1.41.
Coin Is lower, awe or juu ouneis
yellow at 84 to 83c. j 8000 bushels do at
83.;'C000 bushels western mixed at 83
to 84c; and 10,000 bushels on private
terms.
Oats aio less active. Sales of 4500
bu-hels western white at GO tj C8c. ; and
mixed at use.
Bye comes in slowly, and may be
quoted at 08a. to $1
Cloverseed is dim at tt to iuc. ror
fair to good, and OK to lOKo. for pilme.
The Butter market Is quiet, receipts
being lighter than usual at this season,
but as the volume l-i lurrca-ing we look
for a further decline In prices We
quote Bradford County Prime at 28 to
82c ; York stnte 28 to 30c.
Lard Is arm; sales of western and ket
tle rendered at 11H to 12c.
Egg- are firm at 10 to lOJ-ic. for State
and Penna,; and 14 to 15c. for iYest
ern.
Tbe New Hampshire Legislature con
vened on the 3d Inst. In joint conven
tion tho committee for the count of
votes for Governor reported tho whole
number cast last March to be 71,803 ;
necessary for a choice. 85,047 ; scatter-
44; Blackmer, Prohibition, 2,007; Mc-
Cutchlns, Bep., 84,141; Weston, Dem ,
35,608. There being no choice by the
people, the convention preceded to elect
by ballot. The voto stood : Weston,
Democrat, 182; McCutchlns, Republi
can, 151.
Under the New Constitution and the
election law passed by the last Legisla
ture, of 1874, there are no longer any
ten day assessments to be made. The
county commissioners will soon send
out copies of the new law to their asses
sors for Information. The registration
of voters Is to be finished sixty days
before the election, and to be returned
to the commissioners, and taxes must be
paid thirty days befnie the election
There are several other changes In re
gard to registration and voting.
The resignation of William A. Rich
ardson, Secretary of the Treasuay, has
been accepted by the President, and
Benjamin' II. Brlstow, of Kentucky,
nominated for the position. Richard
son is nominated to fill the vacancy lu
the Court of Claims.
The Jury In the case of Wintermute
for the murder of Gen. McCook, In
Dakota. In September last, returned a
verdict of manslaughter In the first de
gree, after being out 21 hours.
The Republican State Convention
will meet at TIarrlsburg, ou Wednes
day, August 10th.
New Advertisements.
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TKTOTICE In Hereby Given.
That an Application will be made
under the Act of Assembly of tbe Com
monwealth ot Pennsylvania, entitled
"An Act to provide ftir the Incorpora
tion and Regulation of certain Corpor
ations," approved April 24th, 1874, for
the charter of an Intended rorpor-itlon
to be called "The Lehigh Valley Emery
Wheel Company," of Welssport, Fa.,
tho character anil object of which is to
Manufacture Emery Wheels and Artifi
cial Stones of all kinds, and Machinery
of various descriptions for the purpose
of Mounting the same for use, and for
these pui poses, to have and possess and
enjoy all the rights, benefits and privil
eges of the said Act of Assembly.
June Oth. 1874-W3
WONDttUFUL, BUT TltUEl
Whenever I get a Bottle of Bloom
of Youth or Magnolia Balm, Rose Tint,
a Vox of Lilly White, or anything- In
that line to beautify the complexion, at,
Durllng's Drug Store, it seems to bo
nicer and better than I can get any-
wnere eise. may u
1TU3T look at hor Ualrl Why I
thought It was turning Orey? So
It wm; until she got a Hot tie of that new
Hair Restorer at Durltng'a Drug Store.
Xiast Chance
FOR
AN EASYPORTUNE
FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF TUB
Pub. Library of Ky.
JULY 31st, 1874.
LIST OF GIFTS.
ONK OIIAND CASH GIFT . . . 1250,000
ONR GIIAND CASH GIFT . . 1OO.0OII
ONK GRAND CASH (MKT , . . 73.CX1
ONK Oltt.ND CASH OIKT . . 6,00
ONK OIUNI) i'ASU OUT . . . 25 0O0
S CASH GIFTS, Hi'l.ODO EACH, 100,000
10 CASH GIFTS, MOJO KACI1, llll.TOI
Ifi CASH IIIFTS, lu.lKX) K.tCII, 15)000
SO CASH GIFTS, 6,'I00 KAPH, InOIKXI
25 CASH GIF1S, 4000 hAO f, 100.0 lO
31 CASH GIFTS. 3.HO0 KACII. 000 0
SO CASH U1FIS, 2000 KAdl, 100.001
lOU CASH GIFT . l.OOH KACI1. 101.000
24 I.ASI1 GIFTS, S'M EACH, 120.000
Ml CASH OIFTH, 100 KACH, 10,000
19JO0 CASH GIFTS, W KACH, OiO.OW
Grand toU120,000Oirt, all caih . .12,200 000
PrlcA or Tickets.
Whole TlckiU I 60 00
IIiItm WOO
Tenthi. or each Cnupon . . 6 00
II Whole Ticket! f.r .... 601 00
HM Ticket! for 1000 00
ForTlckeU or Information, d,lre
TIIO. K. liRAMI.KTTK,
Aoemt and Mimoin.
Public Library Bulldlnir, Louisville, Kjn or
TIIOS. II uaisiui. Mliirn Agents,
009 Ilroadway, Ne York. maj30
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ASHING MAOIII.VBS.
We have for years been watching all
improvements In Clotlies wasners, imp
ing to find a real lab ir-savlng and prac
tical machine one worthy to t classed
and sold with Colby's Premium Wring
er. It has been our determination to
offer our friends and customers such a
Washer' as soon as found, and to have
l.othlng to do with Washing Machines
till wo had onu right In every particu
lar. Ant not till .we obtained the
Colby Little Washer !
have we seen one which would unswer
all our requirements. At first sight of 1
this little machine we were impressed
of its UAefulness, and expected much
lroiu it. All our trials, experiments and
investigations have only strengthened
our opinions. We have Improved it in
many respects, and now offer it as the
Best Washer In the World.
It lias been put to every test, and comes
out of every trial with uniform success.
It Is winning new honors and highest
praise ns fast and as far as it becomes
known, being everywhere declared the
most Perfect Practical Washing Mach
ine made. It is easily worked, light to
handle, can be attached to auy tub aud
removed Iti one iiilnuto. It costs only
Five Dollars, and we urge our friends
overy where to try It. Manufactured by
tne uulh vYiuauEU uu., water
bury, Vermont.
UKO. SCUUUHOVKK, Aanl,
nmjOO Exchange Hotel, Lelilghton.
mlTVT 11111 ? KO I That Electric,
-MT r.liilinpiit. like I cot at Durllnir'a
Drug Store, wl.l cure him or any othVr
man ot lUIEUiiaTlSJI and all other
rains. may 0
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The Lehtfihton School J?oanl now
offer, at Private Sale, the following de
scribed valuable REAL ESTATE, be
ing a portion of the Public School Pro
perty ot the Borough of Lelilghton, to
wit:
One Lot and Buildine:,
situated on the corner of Iron and Pine
streets, and bounded and described as
follows : On the noith by Iron street ;
west by a common alley ; south by rt
lot owned by Joseph Obert, and east by
Pine street. The lot l 00 feet front by
lbu feet u inciu-a in ueptn. Also,
TWO LOTS,
Numbered 153 and 154. situated on Tine
street, in said borough, bounded and
described as follows : On the west by
Pine street; south by lot No. 1S5; eav.
ly Wtst alley, and north by Cedar al
ley, "aid Iota being each 00 feet froU
by 189 feet 0 Inches in depth, llso,
One Lot and Building,
Situated on Northampton street, and
known as the South Lehighion School
Property. Also,
t3T" For terms and further particu
lars, applv to either of the undersigned.
JOHN S. LENTZ. President.
A. J. DUKLiING. Secretary.
Drt. N. 11. ItEIlElt, Treasurer.
Lelilghton, May 2, 1874.
rKGISTEIl'S NOTICE!.
Notice Is hereby rlren that tbe Kxeoators, Ad
mlnlntratora, end uuardlsna hereinafter named,
hare Aled their rerp-tlve airountsof the fullow
lna; eitatM In th IUglater1! OIHce, at Jlauch
Chunk, In and for the Couniyor Carbon, which
account! hate been allowed by the lteglstar, will
be preeented to the Judges or theOrphinl null
on Monday, tb. lSlh day of June uext, at ttn
o'clock, A. M., for confirmation t
First and final account ot Joseph
ITolslioe, Guardian of Stephen Fritz
Inger. First and final account of William C.
McCormlclc, Administrator of the estate
of Fiancls Gcrraoo, lata of Kidder
township, deceased.
Tbe first and final account of Andrew
Poyer, Guardian or Maty Kern, late
Mary Mehrkani.
First and final account of P. Meckas,
Administrator of the estate ot Adam
Eckhard, latoof Penn ForeAt, deceased.
A. W1UITINUI1AM, Kenltier.
Reqliler1! Offlce, Mau. h Chunk, la 83 1671.
MOTHERS, Look at that Child, It
has Worms. Gb or send at once
to DUULINO'S Drug Store, and get a
bottle ot hli WORM SYRUP so plra
sant and yet so auto. May 0
HOMJB2 lilJFJE
IN 1?HE BIBLE,
Br the author of "Nlsht Kceoea In the Dlble" aad
"Our lather! Houw," of which nearly 200,000
bat been sold. Home Uf." Is commeFded by
minister! of all cburchea as "Ibe auibor'a beet
book," "full of precious tbomhU," "Truths pre
clout as genu," " a choice book for .r.ry farallr,"
Ac. Steel enfrarlosa, rose tinted pswr, rich
Undlnir, and fur rapid sale nneoualcd. AOENTrl,
YOUNQ MKH. LAD11U.TKA011KKS and CLElt-
OYM kM, wanted In uy eounty f J to t ISi ft
auuuiB oeunier circular.
I11XJLER k M-COSDT,
BirTaS S'ArcaSt.,ph,WfaUP
New Advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Prof. FOWLER'S Great Work
On MantinnfltWnntRiiUnnil nml I hrlr
Muinal lmr-rlMloiiii Love, Its
Uwi Power, elc.
Affentoare iflt'ntrro-n 10 toJIfl roplfdAi
Send for prlui u nj Orm Vt Agent, and
km why It Mill faster than any other bcok. Ad
dress, National fcBUsnino Co..riilUd?)pbU, pa.
THE A MICHIGAN
Loan and Trust Company
OF LEAYKNWOKTIl, KANSAS.
CAPITAL, ... $300,000.
' negotiate Loans on Tmprotid Rial Kstati
worth at least twl-e the amount loaned thereof
Interest 13 per Cent per Annum,
Collection! tf Principal and tniertH Guaranteed.
Frloclpa! aud Interest pAjable In New York If
de red. Sen If ir circular. Address,
O, A. MOOUU, Sec, L- arenwortb, Kanws.
TURtASTNKW HOOK OUT.
Tbe mliject Ik all Important et a pusnllntrone.
It replenishes the tlOTernment Treasury and lot
poTrrMies the peopWt roakntbeilch poor and the
poor rich ; make Tots of wl e men exu wta I be
wisdom of LeirHhtlon; makes men run mad atd
women feel aad. The crude has began on fi
victory. Mn or womei wanted to rant ass erery
town. Addreu. L. STKBUINS, Hartford, Ot.
FLORENCE
The LoncfntMtd Bolt of tbe
FLOBKNCK SKWI.NO MACIIINK CO.
mlnit the SI' tit. Wheeler i Wllcm.
soil Uror.r ft llaker Ut.uipniilvs, lafolilcg
Over $450,000,
1. flnallj decided hj Ibe
Rnnrsme Court i f I he Unltwl SUtel
InfiTOrorthe Kl-OHKNOK, whl-h alone ha.
llruken tb. Jlonopoij or lllju encea.
Till'. NIC1V H"L.OriENCE
II theONLY Machne that mi backward
SDa inrwaru, or 10 riKu" e,lu
SlMPLI.T CHtiflJI Blatl
SOtD FOR CAfll ONLY. SPECIAL
TKK5I3 TO
Club, aud Dealer'.
April. 1871. fL')iC. V'
t Li BdHliU illUlllL.j IUIJ Ul.t K.ll.a. i.wll
to the u.er, t pnld for moat readUr, and Is Ibu Ut
ofalltoeell Iflbere la no " Uomeatl" auent In
jourt.iwn anplvto IWIVPTICK M.CO..N.Y.
LAIII3 CMC tor Iluist TiiUea Boot.
liATr.ST 1,11 PROVED
HORSE POWERS,
Grain Threshing
AMD
Wood Sawing Machines,
Manufactured -nd Kid by
J&..-W. Sb SOISTfS
MIDDLKrOWN, VT.
Parties who wlah to pa'Ohaae nuchlnes that
ha.e prored tohe raperlor toall others wllldowell
to aend for rlrru'ar and dewi Iptl.e price Hat, which
wtl be forwarded upon a.p ltatlon, free.
BUY J. & P. COATS' BLACK
THREAD for your MACHINE.
A DAYUUARASITGKnuilliE
our IVKIiti AtlGRII OH I I.I.
In ixnotl territory. Endorsed
bv Governors of IOWA, All-
mAi.9AB Mill. UAO.U in.
Citilegti frit. W. 0ILI3, Ct. Loi'.l, Mo.
ADVEUTlSItriS send 25 eta. to Qio. P
IIuwill & Co., 41 lark ltow, N. V., for their
Eighty-page Pamphlet, showlogeoat of adrertlslog.
"rcldsport Ahead!
TllA imilAratr.nOfS nrnuM raenoitriillir
Inform bullders.contractors and the pub
lie in general, that they have opened a
in connection with their
AW-MILL9
Near the L. fr. S. Depot,
WEISSPORT, Penna.,
And that they have now on hand an Im
mense stock of thoroughly Seasoned
Lumber, such as
Hough Pine Hoards,
Surfaced Pine floard",
Flooring, Hemlock and l'lne,
Sidings, of all kinds,
Shingles an Immense stock,
Itooflng and Ceiling Latti,
Scantling,
and, In fact, Lumber of every descrip
tion at tbi very lowest market prices.
We are also prepared to furnish Build
ers and others with a very fine article ot
Sand, suitable for ftluxonry
Work. Planter lug, &o., at Re
markably Low Figures.
We have constantly on hand a large
lot ot Wood suitable for Firewood,
which we will sell, In large or small
quantities, at Prices to suit your Pockets
On Motto IIOXKsr C0DNT-L0W PMC is.
Ycakel& Albright,
Weissport,
aug 23-yl
Carbon county, Pa
1874. SPRING. 1874.
The undersigned respectfully Informs
her friends and the ladles In general,
that bhe U now receiving a largo stock
of the Newest and moot Fashionable
Designs in
Millinery Goods,
for Spring and Summer Wear, such as
LADIES' UATS and BONNETS,
TRIMMINGS, TLOWEBS.
NOTIONS, &o &c
nats and Bonuets made up In tbe
latent and most fashionable manner.
AW goods warranted, and Pi Ices are
fully as low as elsewhere.
STORE, next door to "The Carbon
Adyocato" BANKWAY, LeWghton.
LIZZIE KRAMER.
Hatch Hth, 1871.
The undersigned will offer at Public
Sft'o, nt tho Store, opposite the Eagle
note!, Bank street. LEUIGIITON, on
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNEO, 1874,
Commencing at SEVEN o'clock, and
continuing every Evening nntll the en
tire clock Is disposed of, comprising
among other articles, a large lot ot
Dress and Dry Goods,
Ladles' bhawls,
Queensware,
Crockeryware,
Glassware,
Fruit Jars,
Oil Cloths,
CLOTIIS AND CASSIMERES,
together with a variety of Fancy Arti
cles, Hosiery, Window Shades, wooden
and Willow Ware, Children's Carriages
and a number of other articles too num
erous to ment'on.
Terms Cash on all Purchases.
H. A. BELTZ, ilgent.
Tilouman ArtNEn, Assignee.
May 80, 1874
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