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l.ElliailTOSi, Pi.:
PATUttDAT MOUNIKtl JANI4HT D,
(CommunlciUf d.l
lIOI'MIIRh UlCltiOH
Ho, Citizens! woke urjt Tho e,lectiqp
Is coming booiiI ''ie nomination of
candidates Is coming soonVi I lie fefdy
to act promptly mid ttttelltgcnUy wl.cn
the time cumes. A few sobs about
cnnillcintes have flown through, the pa
pers, but It Is ppvv high you mis
giving tho matter, serious consideration.
Throuuliout our country party lines
nre breaking and the people are seek
Ing men of the proper grit to fill the of-
Ocfs. Wp want wen of the llrst stump
to nil our borolich offices, from Cnlef
Burge; dprvu wo want yeu ylo kno
tlirlr duties and iiave bone enough to
pcffofln thorn. Perhaps In no Viiilco is
sound, senso and, good, pluck fjoro need
ed Hiijn In that of School lrwtor; and
In fact there Is scarcely &u o.tjlco within
the gift of tlip. people so intimately con
nected with our tm.n ttr.ilow .country's
jiod. Ex-Gr,yernor Ulster, after hav
ing faithfully filled mny Mgh offices
besides governor of qui own State, was
(4ffced school director In Ms tawnj In
communicating tp a Mmi, said, "I
am getting up higher. They have made
me fchool director In our town." Such
prntie men forttieofBce,raen who liavo
the ediicalifln of the young so much at
heart that they count It the highest hon
or to do something to forward the good
cause. Dr. Iteber.A. G. Dollenmayer,
and John S. Lentz three members of
our present Hoard, whoso terms exife
this school year, have done tho fioro
pgh good services, apd the people would
do well tocoptipuc them In office. But
there ape four piembers to bo elected,
ttJlO will Qnd the fourth roan? Our
schoqU nre acknowledged to be doing
excellently now, they are an honor to
the town. A proper support will soon
place thein among the fir.t In the Val
ley. Then put ther management Into
tjio hands of tho very best men.
IVe want mep, too, In our Tovn
Council who apprpite a ve)l-prdered
town, and who will nnt fear to take such
means as may bo necessary tp give us
a peat town with respectable sidewalks.
JJave we such ujep for our olflces? Yes,
fetch them out, opd give us o clianco to
vote fpr them. A. V. QTPH-
Jah. 28, 1875.
The N. V. Sun, In speaking of the
proposed chnrge in the libel law of this
Stnte.ssys: "In IhoPennsylranlALegls
latnre a bill lms been introduced which
provides that on the trial of Indictments
for libel the truth of bo rentier charged
as libellous may be given in evidence,
lipd that If It can be shown that the
publication has been made from good
motives or for justifiable ends, and is
true, it shall operato to the acquittal of
the defendant. The bill also provides
that no conviction for tio publication of
a libel shall bo had anywhere except
Wthlp the county where tho paper con
taining t is printed, nnd Hint any per
son couvlcted on n criminal prosecu
tion In an inferior court may, for capso
shown, carry the case to the Supreme
Court on appeal, as provided and prao..
llseil In civil cases. Such a law would
not In any way prevent the Indication
of Just penalties upon any person guilty
of libelling n cltlyen, while It would
shield the press from malicious prose
cutions for doing Its duty In combating
wrong and con uplloi). For this very
rcasop, hpwever, It may be expected to
recti vp (ie hearty opposition of all
rogues in pfllco who fear to lmvo their
misdeeds made public. To the unjust
law of libel which has heretofore pre
vailed In Pennsylvania, and the conse
quent terrorism exwclscd over the
pres, may be attilbuted In a great
measure the degraded tone of political
morality which has loug disgraced tlmt
State."
A Washington dispatch, dated Jan.
37th, appears in tho New York Sun, to
the following tUYct. "Tho President,
Mecretry flhi ond other members of
the Cabinet were at thu Capitol to-day.
There Is excellent reasons to believe
that the object of his visit was mainly
in referenco to Spanish affairs. The
President, It Is well known, Is anxious
to divert tho attention of the country
from his outrageous domestlp policy
and sees nq way so clear to that end as
a foreign war. The tact that Senator
Ci me on, who la Chairman of the For
elgu Ilelatlons Coromlttre,and Mr. Ortb,
the head of the foreign Affairs Com
mittee, wero snramoued to his room, and
hid long consultations with him, Is con
tldercd extremely slmilfjvant. These
gentlemen declined to communicate the
atijttct of their conversation with the
President, which tends to ronlirm tlte
geueral impiesslon that the conference
was In xrfaence to an aggetklvo Span
ish policy." i
The Hon. Joint A, Walker, president
of the late CootKitlonal Convention,
died at his rfildontf, Jn Erie, Monday
morning.
HIHJIIHJIWII ' II 1 mi I I
Tl'e Iron Trade.
f ie Iron trjde continues dnll, bar
Iron being down to Sjf and cents per
pound, and No. 1 pig to $21 and 27
per ton. Thp usual rafes for years
past have been 4 X PfPts pet pound, for
bar, nnd Np. 1 pig 4S and upward.
Iron rails for railroads, which one yer.r
ago commanded S70 per ton, can now
be purchased at (55, 5tee rails have
fallen from $185 to $30 per ton In tho
fame lime. This great depression In
one of (lie most Important of Pennsyl
vania's products In causing much suf
fering In some sections of our state. It
Is fervently hoped a reaction will toon
take place. Even at the low prices a
buve mentioned the supply far exceeds
the demr.nd; In fnct, thtvels no denvuiri,
as prices prove, except a merely trifl
ing oue, hardly worth noticing Of the
auces which have led to a decline of
this Industry, employing such a vast
capital and hunderds of thousands of
workman all over the country, tho most
prominent Is the decline of Railroad
building and Tall-way buslnses. Many
lines are In sure need of new rails, but
are unable o buy them, as mauufictur
era wiil r.?t glvecredlt, und the railroads
havo no cash. To the sudden falling
off in tlia demand for rails must bo add
ed a similar condition or affairs In tho
machine business, lu fact, In nearly
every department of Industry which
uses Iron. Allentown Democrat.
Look Haven and About.
The Methodist revival, which has been
in progress for some time, plpsed on
Sunday the 17th Inst., upwards of onp
hundred persons were converted,
The English Lutherans are conducing
a similar meeting, thus far with gout
SMecess.
The time for holding our municipal
ejections Is near at hand. It. It. Brld
gens, Esq., will probably recplye the
nomination for Mayor, no Is a live
democrat and will make on efficient of
ficer. The coming season promises to bo a
successful one to lumbermen, already
quite an amount of timber awaits to bo
shipped down tho river; this city wear3
a lively aspect In raftlpg season, wtldi
opens In April.
The city Council here passed an or
dinance, forbidding the sale of produce
on tlieslreet near the city market house;
It has been customary heretofore for
farmers to back up their wagons near
the market house aqd offer their pro
duce for sale there, This ordlpance Is
unfavorably received by market goers.
A number of Improvptuent are go
ing on lr this city. We may mention
the erection of a three story brick block
on Henderson street, being put up by
Drown, Blackburn & Curt-n, the ground
floor' of which Is to be used as store
rooms, the other portion of the block as
dwellings. On Church street a number
of buildings are In the caur.se of com
pletlon which will add to tho lively up-
pearanco of that street.
Theatre goers have been favored by
tho appearance of several first class ar
tists this Beasor, among the most pop
ular, Maggie Mitchel, In her now play
Lories; or the Artist's Dream Jennie
Carroll in Nl Pesperandum; or Never
Dlspalr. Tom Thumb and party play
ed here on Thursday, the 28th.
The young people are enjoying the
season hugely; a series of select hops
are being held Beml-mocthly under
the management of tbreo of our most
energetic young men; lift Friday eve
ning they gave a phantom hop which
was participated la by a great number
of the elite of Lock Iluven.
Jan. 20, 1875. Sionoh Lee.
Grauil Mualcal Ite-uulon.
The twenty-seventh day of February
will be a memorial day In Louisville lu
more wars man one; on that day wo
shall havo not only the great drawing
of the last Library Concert, but also
the great musical treat of Glim r m
nowned orchectra. Gllmore Is the peer,
If not the superior of Theodore Thoma
or of Julian. This Is his first visit to
the West, apd except for the gift con
pert there Is little probability that our
cltliens would ever have heard his won
derfui performances, in tho East peo
plu traiel a hundred miles or more to
attend one of lls concerts. Remember
that only those who hold at least a cou
pon ticket In thp drawing can gain ad
mission to the ball.
1'itruKraplilc.
A family of eight children, with their
mother, were burned to death Monday
lp farm.housb, at'Bouchville, Canada.
General Aragg has been nominated
for Uulted States Senator by the Wis
consin Democrats. lie will withdraw
If a coalition can be made with bolting
Republicans.
Lleuteuant-Colonel Morrow, United
States Army, gives an Intelligent ac
count of the state of n,ffalrs lu some of
the Loulsanna parishes. He says troops
have often been used needlessly, and
haye executed their ord ers cruelly.
Mrs, Flora Squler, wlfo qf tho Dis
trict Attorney at Carbandale, pa., com
mitted suicide an Saturday by hanging
nerseir. hue ud hi en suffering frcrua
ut of temporary Insanity. She was 43
years of age, and leaves two children,
The rcvunue bills prepared by the
Treasury Department to bo submitted
toCongiess it Is estimated, If passed,
UI Jtroduce .about thirty-five million
dollars Additional revenue. This as
bought chiefly from tea and coffee, from
the restoration of the ten per cent re
duction made In 1872, and from, whis
key. Andrew Johnson has been elected'
Untied States Senator from Tennessee
The Secretary of the Treasury asks
for an appropriation of $1,000,000 for
tho completion of tho building detlgn
ed for the State and War Depart
ments
The Emperor of China Is dead.
Small-pox is raging over tho whole
of Cuba. Mnny are dying.
Itev. Dr. Patrick Leahy, Ttoraan Calh-
ullc Dlshnpnf Cashel, Ireland, Is dead.
The British Government has adopted
a system of torpedoes for tho defenee of
the harbors of Bermuda and Halifax.
King Knlakaua arrived In San Fran-
filoo on Tuesday. lie will sail for
Honolulu In the U S. steamship Pensa
coin, about the 1st of Pebuntry.
A through examination at the cellar
of the Navy Department at Washing
ton shows that the ftro of Tuesday wai
the result of nn attempt to burn the
bull ling, and It I believed that the fire
of Monday was also tho work of an In
ccndlary.
New Advertisements.
To the Charter Members of the A. N .
of the M, ",j you will nit: 1 nt TirUr's
Mail, mis (Saturday; r.viiirsu,
January 30th, 1875. at SliVKV o'clock.
JiisitieBS 01 injpnitanco win ie actea
upon. A. W. PACUES, Pep,
January uu, 1BJ()
ess'poois opd Slnhn
Cleaned nnd repaired bv the under-
signeu on snort notice nnn at inw rates,
UEU. AIANYPKNNY,
Jan. 80, 1875. Leblghton, Pa.
Ju$ XsOolc!!!
Is now offering Bargains In
Dry & Dress tlooils.
Look at tho following Prices-
Remnants 6c., formerly 12
cts. per yard,
Calico, 10c, formorly 12c,
Mufdins, formerly 12 &14c,
now 10 and 120.
Fancy rtnd all other Dress &
Dry Goods in proportion.
SEVERAL PIECES OF REAL GOOD
CALICO
Tnree Cents Per Yard.
Remember the Place 1
F. P. LENTZ,
Opposite Eagle Hotel, Bank
Street, Lebigliton.
jgr. iiAunrrr'S
Pure Concentrated Potash.
OR LYE,
Of double tho strenath of any other
SAl'OMFYI.VG SUBJSTANCE.
I have recently perfected a new meth
od of packing my Pptnah, or Lye, and
Am now packing It only In Balls, the
coating of which will saponify, and
does not Injure the Soap. It Is packed
containing -Ji and 48 lu. one lu. iallj,
and lu no other way. Directions In
EurIIrIi and German for making hard
and soft soap with this Potash accom
panying eaob package.
U. T. BABBITT.
04 to OS Waiktuirtan St., M. V.
Jan. 10, 1875-4U103.
W. M. JK,EX3
BUILDER &CONTRACTOH
BANK STHKKT, LKUIGUTOV r
Iespectfully announces to the citizens
of Jjehlghtou and vicinity that ho is
now prepared to contract for the erec
tion of dwellings, churches, school-
houses, and other buildings. Also, that
he keeps constantly on hand a full as
sortment of eveiy description of
JLumliei !
consisting of Mooring, siding, doors,
sash, blinds. Shutters, moldiucs. ic.
wiildi iu is prepared to furnish at tbe
very iov'St uiatKet rates,
I'utro tinge respectfully solicited.
v. it. hex.
Lehlghton, May U. 1373. ly
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AUT1P.V.
All persons nre forbid meddling with
a DARK DAY MAIIK loaned by the
unuersiguea to aifiUEM SNYDEIt,
j., wo wiiuo wmii; iuy prupeny.
STEP11JJN bNYUEIt, sen.
Jan. 23, 1873'Uw.
WUY, QH, Wlir will you Buffer
with that Couuh or Cold? when
reirff may b; had Immediately hyusius
MTIIlT.INiVK I'ntnnnnn.l Uur.Tn r T.
lid Cherry and Horehound.
"WTQlt Cush,Colds,Cramps, Athma
Iquena, Uoarseness, J3ronchltls
ana incipiein can unli't Drug btore
New Advertisements.
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cii2ji
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.150 5
rPTJJ A Q The cholrtut In tht worUnln-
wrAiJ pirters' prlcen MrgfBt jonjpsny
In Amerlrji Ktaplo article plewei frybody
Tra-la rnatlnuallr lnrreMnlng genti wanted
Terywbera bt-nt Inducements dnnt waste time
wnd for Circular to nontax Wilis, 13 Versy
8t, N. P, 0. Box i:st.
Baltimore Femalo College.
JDCAtporalcd In 1S49 ulth aothorllr to confer de
grees, and endowed by the State of Maryland lu
1BC3. Tbe 'college l beautifully alluatwl ll a
gmre. wllhln tbe city llmlta, on a lolly eminence
that commands a view of the couutry, the c!y.and
rirer and bay for many mlU-a. The Oolleee lias a
good 111 rary, chemical and philosophical apparatus,
cablotts of ml nereis, uiedais. coins, gems, &c aud
the course of lustrrctlon Is thoruugb. Hoard and
tuition $250 per annum
N. 0. 1) HOOKS, LL. D., President.
Tf) TIIK AVODNT OP TWO JIH.MOV FIVB
IIU'MUKKU l'JIU3All AKKTOIIKDISTIIIIIU.
TRDON11IN 27nl KBOHUAKY 1IYTIIK TUB
LIC I.1BKAH Y OF KYh UfON TI1H OCCASION
OF THEIR FIFTH ANP LAST COSCKitT.
Drawfng Certatn or ilToney Refunded
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT . .
ONE OltAN'D CASH GIFT
ONK GItAND CASH (11 FT .
ONK (1RAND CASH UIFT
ONK ORAND "ASH GIFT .
6 CASH OlrfA 1211.0(1(1 KACH.
, 230,00)
iuuooj
, 73,000
6ll,"0J
. 25.00
10u,O0-
14IJ.UX)
UO 00(1
IUO.000
luo.000
00.OJ0
100,000
101.000
11.000
10 CAM1 OIFTS, 14,000 KACI1,
10 UAnii inns,
SO CASH OIFTS,
1U.IMO KACH,
0,1VAI KAUU,
4,000 KACH,
3.UO0 KACH,
2000 KAcIl,
1,000 KACH,
800 KACH,
100 KACH,
60 KAUII,
a uasu uirib,
30 CASH GIFTS,
tO CASH GIFFS.
100 CASH GtFTv,
2(0 CASH GIFTS,
600 CASH GIFTS.
K0W
9iOUJA0
i9u(io cash aim,
Whole Ticket ISO, Halt os 115, or each Coupon,
mieren uuoie iicaefii. ouu.
For Tickets and Information. a1dres
THO. K. UltAMf.KTTK,
Aoent antl Makaocb.
Louisville, Ky., or T1103. II. UAYS t CO., 609
i;roaaway n. x.
PUBLIC lalBRAIlV OF KY.
Death of Gov. Urnmlette Action of
tnc Tritle A successor Appnlnl-
su-na more i-o(poiiemflius uraw
In ST Certain February !17tl.
At a meeting of the Trustees of the
Public Library of Kentucky, Jan. 10,
i87!5, It was resolved that C. M. BrIgi-8,
is q. .wlio unuer tne late i nos. K. main
lette was the real luwir.ea- manauer of
the gift concerts already given in aid of
the Public Library or Kentucky, Ue nnU
he is hereby authorized to take the
place made vacant by the death of dslil
Bramlotte, lu the management of the
affais of thu fifth and last gift concert,
and that the drawing announced for
February 27th, 1075, shall positively
and unequivocally take place on that
day without any further postponement
or delay on any account wnaterer.
B. T. DUItRETT, Prcs
Johh 8. Cain, Secretory.
Hereafter all communications relating
to the Sth Concert should be adtlresso I
to the undersigned, ami I pledge my?c!f
that the drawing snail come on t erbuary
27th or that every dollar paid for tickets
snail ue returned.
C. M JiltlGGS, Agent and Manager,
Kooin 4, Public .Library Building,
LouisUlle, Ky.
A DVErtTlKlNUl Cheapi flood: SyiU-rXm-ittc.'
All persons who cumemplate making
coniracls wun newspapers ror lueinxeriion oi au
Terlljeoi -nts. should seud 33 ccllta to Geo. I'
Howell t Ci., 41 Park How New YorK, foi their
rAurilLKT.UU ik (niiuy ttttim lauwn). con.
taliiiiu lists of over 200 uewsDSDersanu estimates,
showing the cost, Adrerllseuients taken for lead
loir papers In nispy stateaata tretneiidousreduc.
tiuu i rom puoiuusrs rates, ust thi hook.
TO" A ATn'TJ'Tl AGKNTS forllLIFIS AND
WAIN liUjJ.KXI'I.OHATIONS
OF Olt. IilVINUBi'UHN." Uomplete.au.
thentlct a fresh book, Trice suited to tbe t linos.
Address
II. n. nCBSIUL. Publisher, Bosloa, Mass.
COAAa month to aiceuts ererywhere. Address
V-U EXCKL3IU11 l'F-a Co,llucUuau,Slleb.
CjC p COn Pr ar ' home. Tern
Sw H JaU Address Oioiot Slisaos
Terms free
Co.
s-uriiana, Maine.
$77
A WKF.K guaranteed to Male and Fe
male Agents, lu their (ocallty. Costs
NOTIllMJlo trylt. 1'arllcaJirs Free.
P. 0. V1CKE11V 4 Co, Auitu-ta, Me.
apSYCHOUANCV, OP. SOUL CIIAltMINO
07 Uow either sex may faselnat and sain
the lore and affections of any peraou they choose,
Instantly. This art all cau possess, free, by ma!,
K cents; logetner wua a Aiarriage uuiae,
rDllanOracte. llresms. Hints to Ladles, t . 1..
0U0,UV0soId. AUeerbook. AddreAS
x. Hitit.iau uu., t-uo-r, rnuaapnia.
Hats and Caps!
O.B.RHOADS,
TIio Matter,
Rhoads' Hall, Mauch Chunk,
lias opened hU Winter Stuck of
Hats, Caps, Gloves and
VITUS,
which he Is selling nt ptlces lower than
ever uetore ouerru.
Gloves & Furs.
MOTUEHS, Look nt that Child, n
has Worms. Go or send at once
to DUKLINQ'S Dru)( Store, and grtlt
Dome or nn wukm sxuur, so inea
saotand yetsosnte. say 0
a"1AI(L at teDti'sDrug Store and get
'a bottle of erouD avrun. No cure.
no pay,
A.j.Jt.CJi'5wej.'5
DANK Street, LEIIIGnTOX, are,
now offering Fall and Winter
comprising DeLalnes, Alpacas, Satlr.es,
Empress Cloths, &c, and a full lino of
Dnr GOODS,
NOTIONS,
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
Ac, at POPULAR PRICES.
They also call particular attention to
their Immense stock of Ladies', Gent's,
Misses' and Children's
Gaiters & Rubbers,
manufactured especially for the trado
of this section, at Low Prices.
Our stock of firocorlf g, Flour.
Provlslons.'.Qnccnsware and
Wood and Willow Ware, He,
Is full and complete In every depart
ment, and goods and prices are sure to
suit. A trial Is respectfully solicited.
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will nur A
1st Mortgage Premium Bond
OF TnE
N.Y. Industrial Exhibition Co.
There bondii ire issued for the purports cf ratt
ing fundi tut me erection or a inua.Dg, in
the
City of .New York, to be used for a
Perpetunl World's Fair,
a permanent houie.where errrjraenufacturrrran
exbtblt and sell hit yoojand tnery piUintett ran
bi.w uti lureD-.ion; (i cerjtre ( loaumrv wdh h
will prove a vait- haueflt to tie whole country.
Fur thU purpoM, ttiti Legislature nftbtt Stateof
New York ban urantei a charter to a nqmUr of
our moat wealthy and rt-tpvc table tnerrhanlf and
thud Kitleiiien havi purchased no lew t bun eight
blot'kn of the moiit Taluablit land In the City of
New York. The building to Im erected will Ut
neren niortet hljth (150 feet lu height); nuriuouo
td by a magulficent dom, and will enter a Fparw
irei rier. It will be couxtructei of Iron, llrlck
and QUm, and made Ant-proof. Tbe Uti.iit,whlr h
ar all fr $2J each, are Moured by a flrat mort
on thm land a&d building, aud for tbe pur
pona of nuking them popular, the d rector hare
decided to bare quarterly drawing or f 150,000
Mich; thtu roomy Using the Interest ou the atuount
of the whole bian.
Krery bondholder must recelre at leait $21,00,
but be may recelre
$100,000:
Or $35,000. or $10,000. or $'.,000, or t3,0fK, 4a.
tte.
Third Premium Drawing,
Molten 1st, 1875.
Tourtli Series Drawing,
APRIL 5, 1875.
Capital Premium, 100,000,
These Drawings take place etery Three Months,
and ereutuilly Mery bond will participate la
tbum.
Address, for Bonds and full Information,
HORGENTHU BRUNO & CO.,
Financial Agents,
S3 Park How, New York.
Poet Office Drawer U.
Remit br Draft on N. Y. Cltr Baolts. Rsslstsrsd
Letter or 1'. 0. Slons Order.
Applications for Agencies received.
Postponements impossible under this
plan. Dec. 13, 4m,
RUSHED AXD UVt;
HOGS!
The undersigned respectfully Informs
the citizens of Carbon and aillulnloe
countlen, that he Is now prepared to
supply mem witu
Dressed or Live Hogs
at all tlmis, at prices fully as low as
tiieycnn be bought for clsuwhere. Also,
Smoked Hams, Uolognp and Saussage,
at Wholesale and Hetall.
t3T" Ordeia will bo urotnptlv filled.
and lings shipped to auy ioiut at the
snottest notice.
JOSEPH OBERT,
Dank Street, Lehighton, Pa.
Sept. 10, i874.yl
1
IsMolutlon ofl'ttrtticrsUIp
Aotlce Is hereby nlven, that tho co-
partnership ht-retorore existing between
Thomas Stnun and NHthan Snyder.tto.
tnt! hulnnss at Coaldal, under the
Arm of Strouo it Snvder was dissolved
by mrtual consent on tbe 2nd day of
December, Jb74.
THOMAS STROUP.
NATHAN SNi'DEIt.
Jan. IB. 1875-8W
tar" A few thousand dollars worth of
lumber still remains lu stock which Mr.
Stroup will dispose ot at reasonable
prices tor tue arm.
Hvrock & Co.,
Bread Bakers,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.,
Near the Exchange Hotel.
We nre also prepared to kuddIv our
friends and the citizens In general wltl
Bread and Cakes,
of Superior Quality, Fresh every Day,
Wedding and Fancy Cakes.
We have always on hand a fine sfock
iTare Candies cud Confections,
which we sell at the very lowest prices
Oystets in every style.
Fresh COUNTRY nilTTKH nt tlm
regular makret prices.
D. KBOCK & CO.,
BANK Street, Lehighton, Pa.
Deo 12-yl
Would rnpnprlf nl .
ly announce tort
Ills friends lnd7
the public In general, that ho has open
ed a Drst-class
Livery & Sale Stable,
and that he can furnish IIorses.Duggles
and Carriages of tho best description,
for pleasure, Business or Funeral pur
posea, at very Iteasouable Charges,
and on shoit notice. HAULING done
at short notice and at low plces.
L. F. KLEPriNOER,
Corner of Bank and Iron Street,
Lehighton, Pa.
Jan. 0, 1875.
Pianos- -Organs
Please Exnmlnct
Packard PAKLOR & Grand
ORCHESTRAL
Forfc "Wayno Organ Comp'y.
A. P. HORN, Agent,
LEniGHTON, PA.
All orders left at tho Cahiion Advo
oath ullico will receive prompt atten.
tlun. Price lists and all other tnforina.
tluu furnished.
Organs--Pianos
ran u. cl,ai;ss,
JLe
nerekant Tailor,
And Dealer In
Cent's FurnlNblnrr Goods,
LEniGnTON, PA.
Constantly on hand a splendid stock of
NEW GOODS,
Consisting of Plain and Fancy Cloths
Casslmeres and Vostlngs,for Men's and
Bojg' Wear, which I am prepared to
Make up to Order In the most Fashion.
able Styles, nt short notice.
Ladles', Misses and Children's
ISftotscfe Shoes
A well selected stock of French and
Turkey Morocco, Glove Kid, Lasting,
Kid, Pobblo and Grain Leather Boots
and Shoes on hand, or
Ma.io to Ord or.
Hats &stps,
Of tho Latest Styles always oj hand, at
me iiowest rrice.
Also, Agent for the
Amorlcnn &. CJrovcr & Baker
Sewing Mackiucs.
Only One Price for Everybody.
January 11, 1873-yl
Tns
Respectfully announces to the citizens
of Iiehlghton and vicinity, that he has
OPENED his
NewPhotographGallery,
on BANKWAY, (near the Lehigh Val.
ley Ilallfoad Depot), Lehighton,
and tbnt he Is now prepared to give our
citizens Life-Like Pictures at the most
reasonable rates.
Particular intention paid to taking
Children's Likenesses. a Trial Is
solicited. June 18.
"Uroiine and Vot Tor Sule,
Situate on Hnnk.street, In tha
iurough of Lehlghto), and numbered
M on tli plan or pint of said borough,
The Lot Is 33 x 189 fret j the Hnnso
Is three stories with biuemriit, 9-sturr
Kitchen nnd necessary outbulldtnir, a
never-falling well of water, Ac It Is
nicely located for almont any kind ot
business, being situate on tho principal
business thorouuhfare. For price and
further particulars apply at this Office
or on the premises to
S, A. or PBISOILLA. BHBE8.
July 18, 18T4 tf .
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