'h. r. MontniMEit,
LEIIiailTOM, TA.l
SATURDAY M0RN1NO, JULY 2t, 1S7T.
''Governor Ilartrauft and a party of
twelve friends loft Ilarrlsbnrg Monday
for a trip to California, 'fhoy will be
absent month or six weeks.
Tlio contested election cas6 of tlio
Third legislative district ot Schuylkill
county has Deen decided In favor of
W. 0. Felthoff, democrat, and against
M. B. Fowler, tho republican cotitest
ant. Tho TittsbUrg Sunday Leader says :
" The friends of Uon. Win. F. Schell, of
Bedford, claim that he has now ono hun
dred and twenty-six delegates for tho
democratic nomination for auditor gen
eral outside -of Philadelphia and Alle
gheny. Thero nro two hundred and
lllty.ono delegates In a full convention,
bo that ff tho calculations of Schell's
iriends are correct ho 1ms already suffi
cient to secure him tho nomination."
The funeral of llackett, killed in
tho recent riot, took placo in Montreal
Monday, with Orango honors. All tho
Protestant societies wero represented In
the procession, and tho military wero
out in force Thero wero soino slight
"demonstrations," bu. nothing serious
occurred until evening, when a puity of
Orangemen, on their way home, In ono
of the suburbs, were attacked by a mob,
and a young man wasmortally wounded.
A correspondent, writing to tho
Miners' Journal (Pottsvllle), takes
occasion to comment severely upon tho
low standard Of commercial honor pre
vailing among the business men of that
section of country. Iicferrlng to tho
fact that n large number of affidavits of
defence, averring usury, havo been filed
In suits brought by banks upon promis
sory notes, he says that for business
concerns, who have been kept afloat for
tho past thrco or four years by aid ex
tended to them by tho local bunks, to
attempt, now that tho financial institu
tions themselves havo in many cases
gone Into tho hands of receivers, to
shirk their liability by putting In pleas
cf usurious interest charged, may bo
legal, but It Is scarcely honorable. This
Is particularly true, ho says, when It Is
considered that tho rates of interest de
manded by tho banks wero neither ob
jected to by nor compulsory upon tho
borrowers when tho money was loaned.
Thero Is an extraordinary demand
Just now In tho markets of New York
for our now crop of wheat. Within
two or threo days past cable dispatches
havo been received ordering purchases
for all that cau be had at current fig
ures, and tho transactions last week
amounted to tho unwonted aggregate
of two millions bushels. One steam
ship line has let all its nvailablo grain
room for two months ahead, and other
lines decline to enter Into similar con
tracts except at an advance on current
rates. The reason of this special de
mand Is a subject of much speculation
among thoso Interested. As there can
not be any apprehension In regard to
our Western crops, tho prospects for
these being fully up to tho avcrago, it
Is believed that tho foreign purchasers
have some Information tending to con
vince them that he war Is going to bo
protracted, -and that England will not
long bo able to keep out of it. This
demand for our grain will greatly stlm
ulato business throughout tho country,
The war In part of the grain-growing
region of the lllaek Sea and the block
ado of Russian ports there may partly
account for It.
Dun, Barlow & Co's Business Cir
cular gives tho failures in tlio United
Slates for the first halt of 1877 as com
pared with tho same months of two
previous years, from which It will bo
seen that hard times havo continued till
now. This, however, Is only a very
imperfect Index ot tho business of tho
country, seeing that tho failures were
the result ot past losses, whereas thero
may havo been good business going on
among thoso who did not fall, which
wo believe was pretty geaerally tlio
caso. Tho comparison stauds as under:
JVo. ofl'altvrti. J.talUltttt
riart half of 1S77 ..,...,i:,VJ iw.coi.W
lint Imlfol IdTQ . ......4.W0 101-1,5.0.0
1-lr.t hull ot IS7S 3,W3 76,7 J !,':'
The great burden under which tlio
country Is laboring Is shown to be debt.
Tho circular say;
The ftaurot must accessible bhow 'that tho
uauon&l ileljt, an comirut with lit mlirtouain
Juki, amountato 2:10 million la i77i that tho
Matea debt amounts to 376 mliliuus, i je muui
filial debt to iwi inil.loiu. tlio railway debt to
ul all ? other babtt to luiotlibr 1 .Wj lniltioua. uud
i,uW million: iuu ui&couuihuqu kkiuu ui nation.
tuoioan.o) lu.ur.nceauu oiiifruioiTsaseiuu
c tun rv may be eufely t.timatM at auotbor a-0
iiiiiiiuus. uniiuijUK ail uicmj luu-uiy luieuipr,
the ilslblo tudcbleduenj. ot Wdloh eomeUoau.
clul cooucptiou may 00 fomuHl, amouiii-j toili
vaituin.ol$:,3i&M.i4v, Tuo ouuoua caucal
eulate bow lar ibo lutureat on thia sum, 11 rottu.
larly paid, would abrorb the yeany piodwet ot
the uatural aud other ic&oiuoea ot the Country-
The Interest ou this vast amouut of
debt Is estimated at 3430,000,000, or
inoro than our surplus cotton and grain
crops combined
There aro tome consideration, says
tho New York Witness, concerning this
debt which are worthy of consideration,
to
So far as tho money borrowed is so In
vested In profitable Industry as to yield
Interest nftar paying all expenses, It Is
no burden at all. Tho money earns Its
own Interest, besides giving work and
wagi-3 to many employees. So far as
tho money borrowed is sunk In unro
muneratlvo enterprises, It pays no In
terest. Lenders tako their risk just ns
merchant docs, and In somo cases loso
Just as ho docs. Tho debts of tho na
tion mid of tho various States and
municipalities stand on a different, and
yet not very different, footing from
those of railroads, fuctories, mines,
furnaces, buildlngs.ships, &c.,tc. Tho
money In every caso was considered
worth tho Interest when It was borrow
ed, rtnd In most cases turned out to bo
so.
One other thought concerning debt Is
Hint tho Interest on our various debts Is
largely payable to ourselves, and so far
as this Is the case, it only changes from
ono national pocket to another, so that
tho country docs not feel tho burden.
Tho Interest that goes abroad Is paid
for by our breadstuff-i, provisions, pe
troleum, cotton, gold and silver, all of
which havo been, raoro or less, produc
ed nnd brought to market by means of
tlio money borrowed abroad.
Tho amount of Interest paid for capit
al Used Is appalling, but the amount of
wages paid to our Working population
would bo still more appalling. Yet tho
combination of tlio capital and the la
bor produces tho results which remuner
ate both nnd enrich tho country, and
thoso results could not bo produced
without that combination.
Tlio prospects for thofutiiro nro what
chiefly concern us, and theso tho cir
cular represents as very fair In view of
tho excellent prospects of tho crops
througheut the country.
A curious but Important caso, ono
Involving a question of ciins'.derablo In
terest to makers of promissory nofs,
was recently decided by the Supremo
Judical Court of Massachusetts. A man
who had mndo a noto for two thousand
dollars, secured by a mortgago of the
samo amount, was notified by a Boston
bank that this latter Institution held his
obligation nnd accompanying collateral,,
and wanted a settlement. This request
was acceded to, and the noto was taken
up by its maker. Somo days later this
latter discovered that tho noto ho had
paid had been forged by tlio real estate
agent ho had given tho original obliga
tion to, and that his own gcnulno noto
and accompanying mortgago wero In
another financial institution, and were
still unpaid. Thereupon ho brought
suit against tho Eliot National Bank,
tho former holder of tho forged note,
to recover back tho nuiount ho had paid.
The defence was that tho plaintiff, hav
ing paid tho note, was estopped from
denying tho genuineness of his own elg
naturo to it ; nud, furthermore, that ho
was bound by the net of his ngent, who
had fraudulently negotiated two obliga
tions of the samo amount nnd with pre
cisely similar collatcial. Tho Supremo
Court overrules the defence, and, hold
ing that tho agent of nn undisclosed
principal may ba treated as tho prlucl
pal, decides further that an Individual
is not estopped in law to deny tho gen
uineness of a noto Which ho has paid by
a mlst.iko ot fact In supposing It to be
his genuine signature.
Washington Letter.
From our bpecial Correspondent.
WashliiKlon. D. c, Inly IS, IS77.
Tho city of Washington has hitherto
been exclusively a political capital, and
not, llko the European seats of govern
ment, the centre of tho nation's Intel
lect and culture. This Is hardly ns It
should be, aud thero Is really no good
reason why our city should not bo tho
New York of America. Indeed, steps
havo been taken of lato for tho accom
plishment of such results, and ns tho
patriotic sentiment of tho country grows
nnd lucrcases, tlio movement Is belDg
talked up by prominent autl thinking
men ; so, without doubt, the future cap
ital of our Bepubllc will be its intellec
tual as well as political centre.
Tho Congressional Library, which
grows with Mieh amazing rapidity, is
already 01m ot tlio largest nud most
comprehensive In the world , the Smith
sonian Institute, which contains valua
ble scientific and artistie specimens ; tho
Art Gallery, with Its Invaluable halls ot
modern nud ancient statuary, its Una
collection ot bronzes nnd Its beautiful
paintings ; tlio Army Medical Mumiuiu,
nud various other similarly attractive
institutions aio drawing the attention ot
cultuied persons to our city as a mojt
desirable place ot permanent residence.
Because tlio business of tlio placo Is
mostly governmental, and tlio changes
continually going ou make constant
changes in tlio olucrrs employed, it Is
truo that wo hnvo hero no "abiding
city," as iar as us personnel is con
cerneil, but vu are seeking " one to
comu ;" and among other helps wo havo
tne proposed civil service reform, which.
If carried out, caiiuot fall to exrrcie u
favorablu lutluence In that direction. I
cau do no better than to quote from a
He 1 sou of noto In tho Intellectual nud
scleutlfio world, who says upon this
same subject : " If tho Government
adopts tho policy of appointing its ser
vants in tne civil service for Hie, oruiir
lug gold huhavior, with promotions for
merit, the wliolo character of (ifllelsl
' life In Washington will bo changed for
tho better. It will present attractions
for quiet men of letters, which It did not
possess uuder tho wretched system
which has hitherto prevailed. If tho
civil scrvlco of tho nation Is truly re
formed nnd placed upon a footing Of
fidelity and Integrity, situations In It
will be particularly desirable for lltera
ry men on account of the fact that they
can thereby secure Incomes which will
bo certain if not large, and at tho samo
tlmo steure a reasonable amount of lets
nro for fiterary work. But tho eucour-
arccment of literature should by no
means end with opening Its civil service
to scholars. Tho duty which tiro Uov
eminent owes to learning in America
can never bo fully and properly (lis
charged except by establishing a great
national university nt nslilngton."
Just nt picscnt tho Mexican question
Is paramount In political circles heio
partly for want of a subject of moro
moment nnd partly from tho presence
111 our inlijst ot senor .umn, insistlnc
upon being recognized by tho United
States ns tho lawful represontlvo of tho
Mexican Ilepubllc. Tho matters re
quiring special attention nru not so
much regarding the annexation of Mex
lean territory to our domain ns tho stop
ping of the border troubles?, against
wnicn tlio present Adminutraslou lias
taken a bold stand. They havo done It
none too soon, for tho patience of tho
bravo lexans Is well-nigh gone, ana the
marauding brigands of Northern Slexi
co have carried on their thieving and
pillaging so long that they ale getting
to bo a "time honored custom."
President Ilayes has ns yet passed
but little, time In tho Wliito House since
tho removal of his family to ther sum
mer home. For a brief season, at least,
tho executive family aro enjoying A se
clusion that to them must bo tho great
est of luxuries. Strango to say, the
people had consideration enough to
allow a few days to elapso after tho
President's return from tho cast, before
crowding Into his presenco nt all times
and In nil places. Ono thing it would
bo well If olHce-seokcrs could under
stand, that by currying their grievan
ces, complaints, and petitions into the
sanctity of the retreat at Soldiers' Homo
(where President Ilayes has enconsed
himself purposely to bo free from them)
they accrue to themselves no benefit,
hut, on tho contrary, doom their causes.
It' presented nt the White House they
aront least noticed and filed and secure
a baro possibility, in all cases, of atten
tion and success.
"All quiet along tho Potomac," anil
tho weather is hot, hotter, hottest.
Mahtha M. Whitney.
Clear thought nnd vigorous action
depend upon that perfect condition of
system resulting from puio blood.
When symptoms provocative of dullness
aud Inactivity present themselves, tnfcii
use nt once Dr. Bull's Blood Mixture.
Now Advertisements.
-rou
Health. Comfort 1 Economy.
Cork Sbnvinca aro nn.urmesi-il nj nu artlclo
rot JlotU, Mut're o., Ac Tlicy arr ten tlicra
as durable a 11 111.3 or -t raw. only Ucentttpr
pound, l'oity li. uuM will 1111 tho lain-st bed.
I'or H.ile ny AH.USiltoxo, 11110 till-. U S
Co., II and 40 nisi Aveuuo l'lttaonru, l'a IJI
rno ViiWil IT HAY COXCEltX.
All pronq nro hereby forbid meridlinc with
01'0 HOltSU and MMUMI WAOON. now ill
pn-f-eiitott ofUKOlttlM J.IN'CY.of Panyvillo
C.ubouCounty,l'a.,iiH the .amu U our propi-ity.
IlOMl'l i HOi-FlUUl
July 21, 1S77-3W" jA-hithion. l'n.
ANTUU,
OtifrMalo nml Two TYmaln TnAOTTKHS far
rackmui liKtrpoudout J-'Ciioot Disk Sc.iool
Tuna. N'iim Minnie. hnlniiLS. $3), U5 ami ii
KinmiiKition will tio on tlio uiui tUr ul August,
tit rai'ktrtnn tjen- ol ilutiso.
Jty older ul tlio Himrd.
A. H UOW&TAK Prost
Jou T. snMMhL, hco July 1&77
CENTRAL
CARRIAGE S SLEIGH
WORKS,
Opposim T. D. Clauss",
lianlc St., Loliiglilon, Pa,
1b prepared to mnnnfacluro any deecrip.
uoii ot
Carriages, Buggies,
Sleighs,
Spring Wagons, &c.
Repairing Promptly Attended to-
C?AI1 work done st this wUbluthiaent la
CuarnntMdtquoo: tlio Terr boat material and
workmau&hlp, aud tho prlee Jullv aa low r-s the
fanio artlotfs can bo purchasod tleenhere.
Special Inducement offered to etrlctlr csaU
coetoinen.
M. C. TlinXT.lMl,
II. It. KIIHIDLKU,
1". U. JlAtlr!,
JnlySI. U77.
rjO Whom It 3Iay Concern.
Altprriom aro hereby forbid moddlinewlto
tbuUrowuiv Crops, Firming Implement, ooa
llorb. ouu Cow,, two Uojrii.t4o wt Uaruwa.
ono bprtog Wagon, one Truo Waon, one
Islrlph. ono Ilujrav, ten UtrMor lira.. Ao now
la noMiMi ou (t Jamea r. Hmttu. ot I rau-Iui
towiichip, Curhuu countr, ra., iheium being
rur proiMitr. Hiii.INDA aniTii,
1'iauiUiu iwp Juljr II, l77-wa
D
IVIULSI) NOTICE.
TDK PIItBT KATIOSAt. BA.V1C nv I J.
IIIcutTlKM lua ciMl4ieu a Ureii Annan Ulvt-
lMid et Tltfoe (I) per cent., i) utile ou aud alter
Jiujr itiu, 19T7, uu
aa original .UMk.
'JlAb
IIAI.1R1. OLKWlSll, PreaulMt.
W.A. I10WJSAN, Cashier.
Lehiffhton, July i, 19VU
Novr Advertisements. ' TlTOm B'BP.inWllB
EI3. SXYIJim,
U11AI.GU is
Ladies' Fancy Dress Goods
Dry Goods, Grooorios, &o.,
Bank Stheet, Lehigiiton, Pa.
rrlcei r.s low ns elsewhere, nnd good war
rnnted as represented. Jolv 21, lS77-Cm
FRED. KELLEY
Announces to thn peoplo of I.ehtehtnn and Viclri-
ij iim, nu in fiii-i'imi iu Huppiy lUtlU
with every article ot
Ilouscriiriilslilns Tinware,
At very lowest prices i nlso,
Roofing and Spouting,
In all its branches, proraptlv attended to nt
prices lully as low ns tho lowest. Otvo ino a
call.
STOnHs Onnnlte the I'ubllO Bnlinro. HANK
STItliUT, LlblllQHTOK, I' A. Jnly21,'?;.y
SS1XE'4S SALE.
1!y Tlrlne n an alias older ot tho Ornrtol
uommnn rienBoi vaioon Limnty. I tin tollowuiu
ltl-'AT. r.-TATU. oe!onolll(t to WILLIAM A.
ZUIlllFUM nt tho date ol ills nMi'nment,
will bo offered for mtlo on tho vrimleoMn tl.o
TOWNyllU' ot 1'llAA'KLIK, IU tlio said
county, ou
Monday, August Gtli, 1S77,
At 2 o'clock F. il.
All that certain m suunce, or Threo Tracts of
Lund, kltuaio in tho lOWNMllIl- of FltAl- 1C
LIN. In said County ot Carbon, ra., as foiluwtt,
FlUST. All that celtnln Lot or Pieeo of T.nmt.
bounded by laiid of i:dwaid Uels?, Thomas
Dorwoit, IHnlel -eninger nnd Daniel Kolt
coutalntug 3 Acres uud I2tl l'cichcs, moro or
1US3.
Srcoxn. All thit certain Tract of Land. Ivlnp;
nloiut tin- rublior.o.id leading from Weissport
i mo x mo i-wuuip. auu couiuiuiu-r is tnuaro
J'erches, moro or loss.
TI'in.-AH tint Tract of Land, bounded by
land- of Hanihriltziuger ami a public road,
conmiuinguj reiciio-., nioioorlcs9.
Tho Imiirovcments thereon aio n DWDIL
IIOUU, tcetj. a bTAHLE, lOrJO
icec nun oilier outuuiiuiucs.
TEKMS i-Ono-thlnl ot tho pnrrhn.omonor
to be tmid down at s ilo ono third In o months
tioni conllrinntlon uf b.iIo. and ouo-thlid In a
yoai from said conaunatloii, with Interest on
tho unpaid bamnco from said conllrmnrion.
II. ! LKVAX,
, Assisnoo, o:c.
By tlio Court t
TIIOS. KUJIEREIl, Prothonotarv.
Jnly 11, 3t.
1ST
OUCH IN DIVOKCU.
limclIuonciirJ.Tjr hrncst) Xn.ir, April
iiiluu. J.. . OlUHJCl WItlU. 1 Iliim, 1177
t. fSurl.tuui lord-
Allrod ltoliriff, J vorco.
Pint Von will Tilpiwn tr.tcn rxntion tlint. thn nn
iiorsiKiieil lins bt-t'ii npnolnletl 'omiUHaionor liy
tlio C"Uit ot Common i'icaa Uaruoi. Countr,
titiko U'sllmonj- In Hiir nbuvo Jibcl cusn Tur
Utvorco, tl will aitend to t-axi riutlpfl, nt his
cfllco m Nmicn Cliuoicon VIlIUAV, tlio 3rd
rtav ot Aucunt. 1S77 nt lo o'clock A. f.f. Tx.n
aud where ou ana nil other iidons lutoiCbtcU
i". -J. :ij;ujla', com.
Juno 3Mw.
sill
TO IIATIONAI IaVaLIDS In filcfcnra
everr iHrtlon ottho hort BvuiriJthlzos with tho
seat of tlio tli-o atcr. Wtieu tho Homaoii f nils
to pertt-im 1U fmictloui. tho liver, bowols
iifrvcs, liiu&cfos. viius, Diteno, ito. nro all
moio or less cffVctcd. Thto dcitiqirnts 10
iiuiron iiifnlicmo ccmbimmr tlio proi crtles ol a
i-nMu.ivuio nu nio'auvti n puiLaiivo, a ionic,
nn 1 ho 1iovuto tirmjr ihom baoic tn llu-lr duty
tun! nil tiCH? elomonts, iu thnr purest aud uiout
tffccuvo lonm, nro uinieU In
Tarrast's Efforve:ccnt Coltrsr ipsrfeat,
thopimt Snlin Kcmt'dv for Indigo t ion, nml
1H vi ii com. taut coudcqueiices. buhl hv nil
drupMi.u. Juuoo. 18.7.
Ciit'X 0 CtHH awroktoapent-. $i0Outtlt
Augusta, Maluo.
1
ndayathomc. Agi'iiti wanted. Outfit
J. ond terms fxco. TIIIE& Co.. AupusUi,
t f; Kxtra VisK Mixed Cards vnta name, lCc.
d post paid, I, JONHd & CO., Nafsau, K.V.
AC c (fr)f per day nt homo. Bamplea woitU
$0 wOflW fjeentlrce, ETlN60.Vt&Co.,rort.
land Mai iw , .
ISjJ YounirMon nnd Ladles, nud earn jy.
frutu $1) to i'J per mouth. (ood
9taatlnua cuarant-eti. Hnail salary whilo
loaiuluir. Addiow, with stump,
Ml. HAY WAltP. Oberlln. O.
A CAItl) from i:. L. PltUSSlNG Ac CO.
Wo hog IcaTo to nntltr the public that, n
nuuv dnnriuclnled peito'n 10 nicubitlnir the
Btury Uidt thfiVlneKaneeeutlyconuemned by
the Unardot lleauhot Wnitlilucton, U. C.wa
ot our mn-iufdcture, we are obi pea to pubUsh
tho to'lowing correnpondeace, which exp.alna
ltelt t
DJt. T. S. VKRIil President Hoard of Health,
Valrlnrtou, D. O. Him Han any Vinegar
mauufactuied by us been tonil'catoil or eou
itPmoed by your lioirdi An oarly leniy will
Krmtty obliso K L. IMtU.rilNU s CO.
110Al!Li OK HCAtTII. WAtHIINOTON. Jnue 9,
lt77. ii. L. 1'UUbS NU A Co , Onlcapo Geutlo.
mwu Iu ipU t'tyuui tcmmunltwil of this
date. 1 u ui niiructtU to iiifoim voti that I lie
Itoaid of lloaita has rover condemned Any Vm.
erar of your uiauchteture, nor l ai rompla.ut
ever been aiali of tiiu tmpui ity f ih Miaro,
Very re?vctfuliy, c. O. COX. M. U..
bee i eta ry.
VCe wonM alio tubmrt the folio wtuti liotu Dr.
AUeu of Mdrylani, int He, 11 eh la vt Cluoto:
UMVr.BJfiTV of sum lank, June 0, 1S77. t
nsvM lint i-ai" maiiM ii (MiGJitcal Auali'slii of uti
dveratfu Htmple of ViiiMiue'H Vlneff&r. auu flud
ltfrwtroui all trace ot uiiucral m id aad me
talllo Impurities, ttud theretoie fUUR. l'lee
mltihuilo ueid, a try injurious ndulteiatlon
ot leu louud iu the comuitrcial artlch , U not
4 WILLIAM F. A. AIKEN,
1'iuL Lhein. uiKi i'lur.
neouefted bv Mr. rruslnjf I BUDjoclod a
mpio his Viin'fr to Chc-mieal Aiulvtiis.
uii'i iotuid it perHctly trie from uiiuetnl anus
and metallic ubtauo nlh tilth com iner
tia viuegariiMi fmiuon ly a .mteruietl. I cau
rewuimtuid It tltwifoie, q an eutlrly pure
auu wtwtine oaiwe. jr. ra. ur.
in iviiiiiimiui n-A will atUl that our wll
knowu brand ot Vluemr havo stoml the tml of
pub lo opluioa tar twwuymne )ojra. ixMidv
hHviue tuceheil llrt pieuiiunisut the World's
lalr, (he Unlid hUtw Fair, tbo Illiuoia biute
raix. lue cuieojfv viij xmr, txv.
n. ii. I'UUssi.Na & co , ciucacjo
T01J VlilJfTINa.ttt the very lowet price it
Another Large ihvoico of
Specialties I Summer Weal
Such as Suifcingsi ' , .
Liuons,
, Lawns, . ;
Crotonnes, iSJ -
Chintzes, - .
Percales,
Grenadines,
Wliito Goods,
Embroideries, &c. "
Special line o BLACK ALPACAS;
uso, anocuer joc or ijaaies
READY-MADE LINEN SUITS.
Wo will rush off tho above at 'very Low Prices. Call
early and be convinced of tho Bargains we have in store.
Respectfully,
-J. T. KUSBAUai & SON, Original Cheap Cash Store,'
LiNDEitMAN's Block, opposite Ttibllc Square, LEHIQHTOH, PA.
Dress Suits,
Youths' Suits,
Mado up from the Rest Jtatorlnl, in tlio
ntueeu, at liuiviisi i-iiiuiia jfuit uabu ,
ALSO, TltEAIENDOUS SLAUQIITEIl IN TUB TRICES OF '
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Hats,
Goods.
C7"Ca:i ana oxamluo Goods and Trices beforo miking your purchasos elsewhere.
T. D. CLAUSS', Merchant Tailor,
2nd tloor above the Tublle Square, BANK STttE&T, Lehfghton.
JUST RECEIVED
St"ro in Semmel's New Block, opposite
Lehigiitou, l'a.
wae oi mm miw x
Successor to D.
At tine 66 Mammoth. Stored5"
Opposite tho L. & S.
Respectfully announces to his
ho is daily receiving additions
LADIES' DRESS and DRY
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
OUEENSWARE. &c. &c. &o
Also, just received a car load of LIVERPOOL SALT
which I am selling at Bottom Prices.
SALT FISH a Specialty.
tf If vou really desire
of Goods vou can cot for a
you should not fail to give mo
purchases elsewhere
Don't forget the Mammoth
May C, 1878-yl
Wclssport Flailing Hill k Lumber CoM
tia.mam fnllc Minminrn (a rrnrrwrntpr. Itnliriert? Contractor, and otliera. tntt harlnr eomDleied
tbeir NEW MITAM, u.-y are now prevarod,to
every do.crlptiou ol
Such as Siding, Floor Boards, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Shut'
tors, Moldings, Brackots, Cabinet Ware, &c, &o.y
On ttie Hbortrat Notice. Oar Mcbl,ery 1, all New and ot tbs Moat Approved Kind, ,o that
h tve uo liraitatlun In Ouarantcine rertcot Hatulactlun to all wbo may laror ua vith thr lr order,.
ltT""l"Tnotlnoetocallaul select what J on want. eod yoororderi and uey will b, flllad
lirnniully. and at a low ijrice. aa tliounU rou were preaent.
Give us a Trial, aud you will be convinced of what we gay.
SOLOMON TEAKEV
Ii: B. 'ALBRIGHT,
WM. BIEBY.
OUN-BIERY.
Offleo'and Mill, ndrly orpoano'llio Fort Allen Utme, W21SSP0RT, Carbon'
l'uiity("reuha', ." June.10, 1870-gfc
STYXJBS.
Business Suits,
Boys' Suits.
Latest Styles, and Ferfect Fits Guar-
Caps, and Gents furnishing--
AT GERMAN'S !
AN IlillENSE STOCK 07
FOR
Ladies, Gents,. Misses,
Touths ana Children.
Manufactured expressly for him,
and to cult the near of this section:
All warranted to be as represented'
and sold at
Bottom Prices !
P. A. GERMAN,
the Fabltc Square, BANK STREET;
mnr.ll-yl
Book & Co.,
Depot, BANE Street,
customers and friends that"
to his stock of
GOODS,
to know how large an amount
small sum of Ready Money,
a call beforo making your1
Store, opp. L.&.S.Denot,'
LEHIGHTON, FENN'A.
,u)ply tbtm.itt V12UV LOWEST 1'1U0E8, wlm