The Carbon advocate. (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, September 11, 1880, Image 1

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    9S.
the Gar bori Advocate.
Advertising Rates.
, "Wo desiro It to bo distinctly understood
hat no advertisements will bo. inserted in
tho columns of Tim Carbon AnvooAra that
may bo. received from unknown parties of
firms unless accompanied by tho caaii.
Tho following aro our ohlt terms i
ONE SQUARIS (10 LINES:))
One yoar, each Insertion 10 cts.
Six months, each Insertion IS cts.
Thrco months, each insertion 20 cts.
Less than throb months, first Insertion
$1) each subsequent insertion i 25 cts.
Local notices 10 cents per line.
II. V. MOBT1IIMKB, rubllshcr.
A. 2tossor5
Manufacturer ot and Sealer In
STOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS,
Till aiii Sheet-Iron fare aiii General
House FornisMns Goods,
hooriNo niftl srdwxiNG done at
short notlc'e and at Lowest Cash Prices.
ftlWSI
An Independent i'tmilf ttnrxiper
Published every HATUitUXY, la
Lehighton, Carbon Co.,Pfyb
lUltltV V. fllOHTMlMBp
Omcx-DAMItWAY. ft shotl dl.lauo Mittt
the Lehlftb Valley It. It. Depot. ,
Terms : $l.fo i-AiiMia In AflTSnS
H. V. MoiiTEiJiEn, Proprietor.
INDEPENDENT-" Live and Let Live:"
1.00 a Year if Paid in Advance.
KVtBT DKBCKXrTIU!t OF fT.AlM XPD JAKCT
Job
LEHIGHTON, CARBON COUNTY, PA., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER il, 1880. If not paid in advance," $1.25.
VOL. VIII., No. 42.
AT VEIIY LOW PnlCKO,
. I am the antfioriied agonl for tho Sale of the
follotrlnr FIHST.CI.AB3 STOVJUS
TUISSILVnit&aOLD WEDATjCOOII,
THIS LICUtTIIOUSE COOK.
THEMAYFLOWlSll HANOI!,
Tllfe HUNSIIINR IlANGEand
1 ho NEW ANCHOR I1EATEII,
and am Selling them VERY CHEAP lor C'oeb.
vervVlridnf KTOVlToilATHS and F111I2
rjnlLKS kept constantly on In nil.
Store on SOUTH Street,
A lew doors shove Bank St., LEHIOHTON.
Patronniro solicited Satisfaction narontoi d.
oi.t.s-ri A. i). mossuii.
Mrs. C. MSCHIBSCHEY .
Respectfully announces to her friends and tho
public generally, that she lias moved back to
LeMghlon, and Is now located In lie liirxo
store room on Second Street, two doors above
Iron, and earnestly ln It cs.tlietr attention to
her new, Large and Elegant assortment of
Notions anil Fancy Goods,
comprising Underwear, Ilcrlln and Herman,
town Wobls; lloslerv, Imported and Do
uiestlo Hlbbons, (lluves, Flnwers.and
a fine assortment uf Now Designs
IN FANCY AKTICLES
Also, In connection with tho above. I keep
a full and couiplcto stock uf
GKEI.IIVM I'ltUlTSi
LIMBUHOEJt AND SWiTZEIt CHEESE,
CamliCN ti CoiilVcl ions,
tcftcthor with a variety or l ods not ircnctal:
ly kept In any other storo In town. Ifyou do
njt see what you want, ask for It.
A share of publlo patronniro solicited, and
perfect satisfaction guaranteed in priie and
quality of goods.
Second St., 2 doors aoove Iron,
April 10, 1880.
LEIIIilHTUiY, Pa.
jyvvii KEiaciiT'S
Livery & Sale Stables
nANIC STREET. L.15IIIGI1TON, rn
FAST TROTTING HOUSES,
ELEGANT CARRIAGES.
And positively LOWER PRIDES than any
omer livery in tuo uoauiy.
Large and handsome Carilsjres for rnncrnl
purposes and Weddlnsa. DAVI U EU11KUT
ana
1873.
E. F. LUCKEN1JAC11,
Two Doors Below tho "Broadway House
MAUCII CIUiNK, TA.
Dealer in all Patterns of Vlaln and I'auoi
Wall spei'Sj
Window Shades,
Paints & Painters' Supplies,
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
JOHN F. IIALBAC1I,
Instructor of Music,
(riano, Organ, Volco find Theory.)
LEIIIGIITOX, TA.
Solo agent for tho
J. & C. Fischer Piano ;
And dealer In all kinds of Pianos and Organs.
Terms luw and inty. Slate, lumber, bricks,
etc., taken In exchange.
Sheet Muilo and books furnished on short
notice.
For particulars, terms, &c, Address,
JOHN F. 11A1.I1A01I,
Aug. S, WO.-ly. LeMshlon, Ia.
jyjrlme lliniiu M.tld Iticad !
WHY GO HUN'flllYI Who i yau cju Buy 0I
pound t 'lri-t CI Mfllead-
FIVE LOAVES FOR 25 CENTS I
J V O'NEAL, tho popular Ilrrnd nnd t'tike
Maker, of Leltightnii in older to inert the .tants
of tli tunes luaUei'iK'ot bo l'r ojof hlace.e
bruled llmuu tlado II HEAD to
Five Loaves fnrTwenty.flveCts. Cash.
Sugar. Raisin Coco mat tcotcli, Drop, cream
and other OAUEs, only
Ten Centi per Dozen.
Look Out for llio W11R011!
At MAUCII CHUNK, on Tuesday, Thursday
andHMtuidjy Aluming..
LfiHIOIlroN amlu El s jl'ORT.every After
noon except Friday.
TEItMS STU1CTL.V CASH I
Patronacn .ollcJtcd J. w. O'NEAL.
HTOltEt Opnostte first National Rantc.
aprlUyl B in t ot-eei, LeolKhton.ra.
, Any Book, Mt'iratlno or Newspaper sent post
pain ui luuyuuuMnn ion eei itiip, wim 11 va'U.
auto ureunuui. We. atve a tlnu 14 x M vipw t
the Capitol ouilolnt-, tho most matriiltlcrnt
atructuro In America. atsi au( udid vicwaof the
White House, Tre9ury butlditip, iiiltlmoulan
luatuute. Patent Olllce. Mount Vt-ruon and
other points ot Intermit In and about the Na
tional Cap. tut Orders taken for tho larvedp.
Rot enirraviug or for ecu of the views, uud cab
met photograph ot Lradlus: utateameu. ut i ost
nrlcea. It you want any b.iflc or to sutiscliie
lor uny perfotKcal, or to reuew au old aubbcrlp.
iiou. khiiu Hiamp jor a cony 01 mo 1.1 i iuiauv
11UI.L121IN cuutaluluK book notes nonces of
new pablicationa, cataioinie, pricon, ete.
NATIONAL NEWS 11UREAU,
Lock box sa. 01 too if - trect.
larch H it, YaniUKtoo, D. C.
A yXJ!J!:K n tour own town. IS.iO
5kllaOutfltfrce. No rlak. Reu.ier Ifyou
rjIJUU ant J bu.lneaa at which persona of
n tottlkf.r HA i'j.1, im,n .nun... .ntk.
time tbey work, wnte for particular. 11, 11
llALLETT. a: CO.. Portland, ale. Judo 20-lv. ,
HlkH MK Oreat chance to mate money
I 1 41 Wr 0f6J P'rson in evciy
VH vr AVi SLr.lown to taliosubaerlptlona tor
tbo larno'.t, ehtapest and be..t
Illusl'attd family publication m the world
Auronecau become a auecoailui agent, blx
elejraot worts of art riveu (tee to uTiacriber,
The price Is eo low that almou even body sub.
acrlois. One agent report taalo 130 anb 11.
bers in a day. a lady agent reports making
ta clear prodt lo ten days. Allwliueurago 1
m4ice money taat. You can devoia all vour I
1 me to the baauieaa. or only your snara time. 1
Yon need not be away ftom borne ovir nlahu !
Yoacandoitaswellaaotbera Foil direetlona I
and term treo. Kleaini and expeualve Ootdt
frw. 11 ion want profitable work beudua your
addresa at once. It tte nothing 10 try the
bualneaa. ii . one who ruga a fat a t-i taa e
great par Adiie.a otoliui. st'lSBO.N A
00., reiUaud, llatne. June i'6-ly
CARDS,
Itoot mill Shoe Maker
Clinton Uretney, fa Ltvan'tluilding. Dank street.
Allordtr l promptly Klltd work warranted .
Attorneys.
JOHN KLINE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ofilcei Corner Susquehanna and Usee streets
MAUCII CHUNK, TA. Jnly2i.1y
JOHN 1). UERTOLLTTE,
Attorney and CouNsniLoii at Law,
OQco i Boom 2, Ground Vloor Mansion House
MAUCU CHUNK. IA.
Mir he coriul'ed tn Oormnn. iiinygS-lv
.Ms KArSMEIt,
ATTORNEY AND' CdtJNSELLOU AT LAW,
Bins SiarEr.Liniamox, Pi.
RenlliitateitridCoIlestlc'n nencv. WIllDuyand
Sell lt.nl KutMe. OonveyaniinK .le'htly done Col
aetlooH promptly made. getlllug Hurtles of D.
adenta.-i .peclalty. Mav be consulted tn l',hlttlsh
ndlJuruian. Set. 22.
AS. 11. STKUTIIEUS,
ATTORN iY AT LAW,
3- Olllce ! 2d floor of Ithoad's Hall,
rlKuoli Chunk. Pa,
All buftlnoss eutruUed to him will be promptly
attended to.
MariT, ly.
-p J. JILEHAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Snd llcor above St A GION HOUSE
MAUOil OIIUNK, Pemma.
B-Can b ronaulted In OerrJan. (Jan9.
Justices and Insurance.
X CONVEYANCER,
And
OKNERAL INStJEAHCE AGENT
The fjllowinji Corap-inlos are Represented:
LEHA, )N MUTUAL nitC,
RUAII1NO MUTUAL TIRE,
WMINO rutu,
1'OTTMVILLM EIRE.
LUHIOII I'ltlE, and thoTRAV
ELElfj ACCIPUNT 1KSURANCE,
Also I'eonivlvnnH and Mutual Ilorso Thief
DeteoilvtiJiidlu-uranioComiianv.
Mill cn 23. 1871 rHOa. KlSMCBEIt.
"gEItSAHU I'HILUl'Si
CotHTy BniLDiKO, MAUOH CHUNK, Ta.
Fire Insurance Agent.
tre- TOLIOIKS la SAFE Companies only,
at Roasonablo Rati:. Aug. 23-yl
lUIn stolle,
Notary Public & Conveyancer,
Pirc au3 Life Instance Agent
MAUOH CHUNK. PA. . ,
Ari Tttmtno.sa trungiLCted lif Krnltjh and
German. Aug. sayl
Physicians and Dentists,
jii. c ii a s TT' 1 ia nol
Veterinary Surgeon,
BANK SntliliT. LEHlalllCW. TA.
Discnsol ol tuo Frot specialty.
Julyuyl
Q11AUI.ES V. HOWnt;
PHYSICIAN ASD SURGEON,'
KRLSOEVILLE.
.oaroo couii'ty. pa.
ilny te Consnitod In KnelSh and Oprm'an.
Ite'icruro at ho Hotel. JulylOyl
Slatington Dental Office,
EetAEliSHKDlSIC.J
ArliMal Teelli Made to Restore tte
Original Gontonr or Lips & cncGts.
Dii. L. Campdell.
Fitttso Teeth A Specialttt. toet. -iy
-QU. XV. A. COHTItlGHT,
SUT.GEON DENTIST,
Tenders his nrofesaiocal services to the peo
plo of Mmieh Chunk, Lchighton, Wiiieporti
Packet ton ami vicinity.
OFriCE: Opposite tho Broadway House,
BROADWAY, MAUCII CHUNK, Ta,
Froah LaughlnOas always ctt hand; All
wont guaranteed natisiaetory. aug.'-yl
w.
y. it i: in: it, m. i).,
PARRY VIILE, Carbon Countr, Pa.
irnnnsf Rosldenco.... lrom 7 a.m. to 10a. m
l und rjuo-ju to 10 p. ui
wav oe cousnnca in the German Lansunce.
P. O. Address Lehltfhtuu. mar. 2J, tt
w.
A. IiEHIIAMEK, H 1).,
1'IIYSICIAN AND 8UIIOE0N
Special altflutlon pild lo Chronle Dlseaus.
Omce: South Kait comer JronanJ 2nd it.. Lo-
u..u,wu.ia. April a, 1S73.
N.
15. ltEHEU, 31. I).
V. 9 Kxanilntng Surgeon,
PRAOTfCINO PHYSICIAN nnd aUKOEoN
toIinpa' Uaulc 8trcct' "Ennu'a Block, Lehigh
Way be constflled In tho Germ m Laugmge.
l,f LEHMANN, Solicitor of American
and lorelg-i Patents. Washington, D.O. All
business connected with Pateuts, whether be.
fore tbo Patent Office or the Courts, promptly
attended to, Nochargoniado unless a patent
Is secured. Send lor circular. oclS-tf
ONLY tia
mm
.For Is style Singer,
Wtt Will AI1 It rt
Hi put 10 ho examine.! t
foni you y&y (ur U If it
U not as itMirreentfd it oair
be returuen at our cxneosA
isci.tla Dos tnl CMd for il-
ltl.ttul flinnl.. " a
Lf WtODtl'0..17 rJ.Tentli
61 i'htla., Pi. July 10m Sv
OPIUM HABIT
ci;iu;i i'aimessi.v.
The Medicine aoldtora nm.llm-raln abov
the coat uf comooundlng. All cam treatNi by
apeoial preaennilou for full paitlculara ad
dreaa the UIocovebeh.
Da, S. B. rOLLINft.or
kTiTaia inTTT
MILTON A. WEISS,
SUCCESSOR TO
KOMIO & IIOFFORD,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
Bank Street, Lchighton,
It prepared to Jlanufactnre. to order, every
description of
OARRIAUES,
UUUUlbH,
SLEIOHR.
SPRINO WAGONS,
Romig'sPat.PlatformWagOtt,
8tc, at lowest rates for Cash.
REPAIRING
Of all description promptly attended to at the
must rcaeonuuie prices.
All Work iruarjinteed. and natronao-A
Is respectfully solicited.
MILTON A. WEISS
July It, USO-yl
Central Carriage Works,
Batik St., Leliigliton, Pa.,
Aro prepared to Manufacture
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
Spring "Wagon, &c,
Uf every description, tn tho most substantial
manner, auu at iowcsi uasu rriccs.
Rcpalrlii? I'rtMtijitly Allcmlcd to.
TREXLER & KREIDLER,
April 20, 1673 yl Proprietors.
DANIEL W.TEAND,
Carriagcs,Wagon s,Scighs,&c
conNEn or
IIAXK AND IKON STREETS,
LEHKUITON, Penna.,
Respectfully announces to his friends nnd the
public, that ho Is prepared to Rulld all des
criptions of
OAHltlAOES,
SPRING WAOONS.
, , fSLEIOHS, 8.C.,
in tliqLite.'t rod Most Approved Miles, nt
Prices lully as low as tho fame enn bo'obtuln.
ed elsewhere, guuranteelng the bc(tJ5casoned
Maierial nnd most substantial jvorkraaiishlp.
Particular atuntlon given to
REPAIRING
In a'l l)s details, at the very Lowest Prices.
, I'atronnge respect fully solicited and perfect
satisfaction uuaiautoed.
ueo 0. ibTJ.yi dan. WIEAND
ve will Pay the Postage
AND SEND' OU
The Carbon Advocate
ONE YEAR FOR
ONE DOLLAR
O'r' Stx tlontU
Ioi? 50 cents!
vWIi, II ,b
Less than 2 cents per "Week
FOR A LARUK
32 COLUMN PAPER!!!
ADDRESS,
Carbon Advocate,
Cclilghluu, Fa.
SHot Tills TO YOUR NEIGHBOR
Tli'MSlng, Wind and Rain, you will never
nave bucti a chance again. We have the be.t
larae ane. imiioved RLunEn Roll Clothes
riDg.T in tte world, eelliug at leaa thin ball
mice Good refeience guaranteed. LTciybmly
KEp HOT to get oe i Jo coiupetltior. Tho
beat cnance of your lllo tunelo siake iloaEV.
tianiplea.M so. l ircuiaia and full parilculurs
lie. Aii-nta .willing to bo convlucvu addiesa.
Pacaoon WiuxcEUCo.,New Bedford ilaaa.
, lour. 2 1 3m,
All abodt Its CUraale, tool), rono. Llv'e-stoek
and Farmiua I tettats Ha rrpid lucrea.o In
poanlotion and wondettal development ol ma
terial roaourcca-.ti ilry and wet araoua-u
advuut gea and fllwdvon'agea.all c.u bo learn
ed 1U tbO KASA8 FAUUtlL now lu It h
year, ijo ulileat Auricu.tur.il Journal in the
New West, an .pjg Wmiij Farm and Famt.
ly paper, lui contributors among the practt.
oal larmeis, ruit.roner, and u.eedera uf the
" M F1"? noten, ftrrucra' lnwia f'om every
countr in Kanaaa. Tbe Faeueb Utheoacial
vaper for pun l.tima. tbe btrajaof the state.
Sueacr'ption once, potave liaid 1 uoar. 1
year, t'.aJ I ropy, D ueniha, i.oo. I oopy, 3
mouiLs as rents.
oampK opu Fru to any AMrtn.
E B EWIKO. Ed'tor and Puhliaher
July IT wl TuPEKA, KANSAS.
Railroad Guide.
pllILA. A) nCADIND UA1LIIOAD.
Atrangemcnt ot Passenger Tralbs.
AUOUfT lOTIt. I8S0.
Trains leave ALLEftTO WN as f ollowsi
, (VIA I-EHKIOMEN BA1LROAU).
For Phtladclpbla.at "tit), 6.49, ll.40. a.m., and
6.S0 p. In.
SUNDAYS,
rot Philadelphia at i.w a. m.,3.35 D. tn.
IVIA EASl' TRNNA. HUANCII.)
For Rending nod llarrlsbutg, a.&o, 0.05ft. Q
12.10. 4.3U and I) 06 p. ni. .
For Lsncastei and Columbia, 0 fio, s.0Sa.m. and
4.30 p.m.
SUNDAYS,
rpr Readln;. 4.3a p. m.
For Reading, llarrlsbnrg, and way points, (.03
V' ' (Vr BEIULSHKM.)
Tor Pli'llsdelplila from I, V. Depot 4.49, 0.12,
a. m ,I2."3. 5.41, 8.54 p. m. Bunnay 4 00 p.m.
ForPhlladeliibla lrom L. ds 8. Depot a.m..
12 (4. 3.23 i-U p. in.
Tiulns FOR A LLENTOWN teste as follows!
(VIA 1'KKKlOMr.X IlilLUOAD.)
LeavePhtlndclphla, 7.40 a. m. aud 1.00, M.30
ana 6.00 p.m.
SUNDAYS.
Lenvo PUIladolphla, B.vii u. m., 3.15 and '4.15
p.m. ,
(VIA EAST rEMKA. BnlStll.)
Lcavo Reading 7.a. 10.30 a.ni., 2.10. 3.5S,rnd 0.15
p.m.
Leave Itarilsburg, 5.15, 8.C5 and 0.50. a. m., 1,43
and 4.00 p. 111.
Leave Lancaster, 8.03 a. m., 1.00 and 3.50 p.m.
LeavpCoIumbla I.fioa. m . 1.05 aud 3.10 p. ni.
hUNBAVS. .,
Leave Rending. 7.20 and v.t5 a. m.
LcavoUairllinta,5.:a.ni. .
IVIA HETHLKHErf.)
Leavn Phlladelonla t.U. 0t0, 9.45, 2.15, 8.00
p.m. Bnudiiv s 3 in. m.. s.w p. m. . .-,
Trains mnikco thus ) tun to and from tit tat
9th and Green streets, Philadelphia oilier
tialnntoa d lrom Rroad street depot. Tialns
"Via Brvt.liellem,, run to ai.ii from RcrLs at.,
Depot, except tboso matkod (
Tnec.4a.m and 5.55 n. ru. ti alns from Alien,
town, and t lie 7.40 aits, and 5.01 p.m. trams
from Philadelphia, Uavo through cars to and
lrom Philadelphia.
J. K. WOOT1EN.
General Manaaer.
C. O HANCOCK. Orn'i ran. & TleKet Agent.
may 15
MRS. LYDIA E. PiNKHAM.
OF LYNN, MASS.
mscovzEEn or
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE C0MP0U1TD.
The Positive Cnro
For all Female Complaints.
ThU preparation, at Its name ilgnlfles, consists of
Vegetable Properties that aro harmless td the most del
icato Inralld. Upon one trial the merits ot this Com-
pound wlUbo wcoirnlzed.asreUof Is immediate! and
when Its use Is continued, in ninety-nine cases In a Jrun.
drd, a penrmnent euro IjetTectoJ.as thousands will tes
tify. On account of Its proren merits. It is to-day re
commended and prescribed by tbo best pbyaloianj in
tbe country.
It will cure entirely the worst form of falling
vi iuo uicrus. lyeucorriia'a, irrctruiar ana painiul
Menstniatlon.allOrarlanTroubleSt Inflammation and
Ulceration, flooding, all Displacements and tbe con
oquent spinal weakness, and is especially adapted to
the Change of life. Itwllldlssolre and expel tumors
from the uterus In an early state of derclopment. The
tendency to cancerous numora there u chocked Tery
speedily by its use.
in fact It has prored to be the great
est and best remedy that has crer been discover
ed. It permeates every portion of the system, and circs
new llfeandTlcon. Jt removes falntne&3,flatulcncy, de
stroys au craving xor eomuiants, and relieves weaknese
ot.the stomach
It cures Bloating, Headaches, Kerrous rrost ration,
General Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression and Indi
gestion. That feeling of bearing dovrn, causing pain,
weigm ana nacKacne, is always permanently cured by
its use. It will at all times, and under all clrcunutan
ces, act In harmony with tho law that coreros tho
female system.
For Kidney Complaints of either set this compound
u unsurpassed, .
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Is prepared! at 33 and 235 Western Avenue. Lvnn. Mass.
rrlco f 1.00. Six bottles for $5.00. Scntbymaillnthe
form of pills, also In the form ofLoxengcs, on receipt
cf price, tL00, per box, for either. Mrs, PIMOIAM
freely answers all letters of inquiry. Send for pam
phlet. Address as aboro Mention fM papers ;
No family should be without LTDLl E. PITfTTTTAM'
LIXIt TILLS. They (furs Constipation, Biliouinsaa,
aadTorpidlty of the Liver. 15 cents per box,
JlillNSTOiV. HOLLO WAY ft CO., Gen
eral ABrntu, Plitla., Pa. Sold by A. J. Uur.
IIdk, LealKliton, i'ft. .
June 12, 1680-ly.
A Valuable Book Free
"A Treitla" on chronic Pifeaea,M cniliraring
catarrh, Throat Lungi, Heart, stomach.Liver.
Kidncja, I.'rtuaiy. aud ITemalo Dlreasrai. loo,
J'l e aentfreeiot'iiyaJdrcee. livery auflner
frcim thete ulsoaaea can oe cured. Kcndlortbia
boo to tbe uiidcrluned n phiaiclan of laigi
experience, ei'floraed by hundroda ut iodlng
eliitena who lettllv to hla akin, send etamn
to p iv roetago to c. E. Livingston. 11. J).. ;i6
Superior at. To cdo. Ohio. pr3 yi
TJi'nnnn ,IS" 10 ,n,--AlI etrictly rirnC'ata.
T fl S'?,".i,,at b'"a-iilo ractoiy l-iice,-1
IUUUO JHG11E6I I1O1.0U9 ik oiuenn at Ut.
nibitio .. aJabuahoA'a bcaleior63u.uo Or. cos.
Finnat Uprlgnta in Amenca, liOXIln uc
CaL.iogue ot 48 poie free
JUIllLEC OUUAS.the bet In the world.
An 8 etop otgan. only 105 13 etopa. la;-ciicu.
laiafne Alia :ut I'll ISHayatrlnl-freightlieo
if nuaatufactorv. Fa crony. 5;th Ni , uud Hth
Avenue. MllEfiT MUblO at Un
price Cataogues of 3.0 o choice l'IT!l!l!
pieces sitf i)i soatamp. Addrce,-,, UIUllU
KIICrtDKLSSO.nN PIANO CO,
Pr.3m3 Rox 1058, . Y.
T
HE SLATINUTOS
PLANING MILL
CaBinet Ware Factory,
AT SLAriXGTON.
JOHN BALLIET Propr.,
Deala tn all klnda and aires of rine, nemlock
Oak and HardAVood Lumber, and .la 3dw pie
pared to execute any aneunt of urdert lor
Di'ossoD LumlboE.
OF ALL 1XINDS.
Doors, Sashes, Uliuds, Sliutterv,
JTouldiuffs, Cabluct Ware, &c,
With froisptneee.
9
Brackets Made to Order.
The Machinery ltill new and at the beat and
moat Improved klnda. I employ none but tua
uwi foramen, nae wen Beaoaea ana good tn
terial, and am theieforeable to guarantee entire
aatiatactlon to all who may fat or me with a call.
Order, oy mail promptly attended to. My
rnargea are moderate! term, c&aa, or liiteiest
charged altar thirty daya.
QIVE SlEA CALL.
tV Thoae engaged In Jlmldlnr will find It t
their advantage to bay. Fldlng, Floor Roard,
Doora, a,bee, bhutters, &o., dr., mads at tol i
,ctorT
May ley! JOHN BALLIET
LIS'! OF PREMIUMS
TO BE AWARDED AT TUB
BTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
or tin
Carbon County Inaustrial Society,
TO BE HELD ON THE
FAIR GROUNDS,
IN THE
Borough of Lehighton
ON
TuCsflay.fetau'ay, nrareflay&Friflay.
OCTOBER 5, 6, 7 & 8, 1880.
CLASS 1 Hb'nsES.
Hcavii JDratta7i(. Blooded.
v v. --- ,
Beit Stallion between 4 and 12 years... s a6
Second bet j cb
Third. iftii i io
Il'it more under 6 years.. . Coo
Second belt ; a 06'
Uest horse colt between 2 and veari.. a on
Second best 2 to
Bestmaro colt between 2 and I veara... s 00
Second tes't 2 tn
llcstt'cH under 'J veara .' i m
Secono; best. , , , i oo
Hest colt under Six ufonlh 2 01
Second best i oo
CLASS 2 Speed.
Open to all horses In tho county, p'trcid three
months prior to tho day cf trial, and that have
never gone lor money other than county pre.
tnlums.
Jlctt trotting horso 23 00
Second best lo 00
Third best 6 00
Tho above Trotting Match Is to take place
cn i'rlday, Octobor 8th, at 2 .o'clock, p. m.
I'rovided, however, that four orsc3 must bo
entered. Entranco fee, 10 per cent of purse.
All horses for this class must bo entered be.
foro 10 o'olock, a. m., on Wednesday, Oct. 0th
WEDNESDAY AFTEHNOON.
Best cults raised tn the county, 1 years and
under to trot In harness.
First premium $10 00
Second premium 6 00
Third premium 2 03
Entrance fee it.
LADIES DKIVINO.
Best and most graceful driving, with
gentleman cscort,lady of tho county 6 00
Second best 2 00
T11UKSDAY AFTERNOON:
Open to all horses.
Best trotting horso 100 00
Second best 40 00
Third best 20 00
Four horses must be entered. Entrance fee
10 percent of purse,
Persons desiring to contest for this premium
will enter their names with the Secrotary on
or before October 7th. llcatf, two rounds, beft
3 In 5, to harness.
A horse to get an award of tho first preml
ummust trot two rounds in 2:38; for second
premium, 2:39; for third premium, 2:40.
HorscS entered In this cfass cannot contest
for other premiums.
AS A Committee of Arrangements will be
appointed to superintend all matters pertain,
ing to tho race course, and to settle all dlsa
grccinents and difficulties, whose decision will
bo final,
CLASS 3 Horned Cattle,
Class 1 Blooded Sloctt.
Best Aldcrncy cow
Second best
Best Alderncy bull
Second Lest
Best Durham cow
Second best
Best Durham Bull
8 8 00
4 00
8 00
4 00
8 00
S 00
6 00
Second best 8 00
Glass 2 Mixed Breeds.
Best bull, 3 years and upwards o 00
Second beet.. , 3 00
Best bull, 1 to 3 years 8 00
Second best 2 00
Hest bull between 8 and 12 months 2 00
Second best .- 1 00
Ilcs't cuw, 3 years and upwards 6 00
ScC'indbest , 3 00
Best heifer, 1 to 2 years 4 00
Second best . 1 00
Best hcircr between 8 and 12 months. . . 2 00
Second best 1 00
CLASS 4 Steer & Oxen.
Best corn fed steer, weighing 2,000 lbs.
and over 0 00
Heat pair working oxen 3 00
Second best 1 60
Best pair steers, corn fed i CO
Second best dip. and 1 00
Best single steerundrr 6 years, corn fed 2 K)
Second bcs.t. 100
L'cBt pal: cteers, stall fed 8 00
CLASS 5 Swine.
lest boar 4 3 00
Beit sow 3 00
Best 6 pigs between 2 nnd 8 months 2 00
Best display of fat hogs 2 00
CLASS 6S6eef.
Beit sheep ) 2 00
Second best l 00
CLASS 7 Grain, Seed and
Flour.
-Beitbuihcl white wheat ( I 60
Bestbuihel red wheat, not mentioned., 1 60
Best bushel Oalllornla wheat 1 60
Beit bushel Medllerranlan wheat 1 60
Best, bushel rye ,.. 100
Best bushel flint corn 160
Beit bushel yellow gore corn 1 00
Best bushel oats log
Beit peel; clover seed . 1C0
B!it p'cclttimothy seed 7!f.. 100
Beit peck orchard grass seed 1 00
Best barrel whlto wheat flqur. 2 00
Best barrel red wheat -Soar 1 oo
Beit hundred pounds rye flour , 100
Best hundred pounds buckwheat meal. 1 00
Beit hundred pounds corn inaal 1 00
Second belt of each of tho abovo 60
CLASS 8 Farming Imple
ments. Beit four.horse team, full site t 4 00
Beit four-mule team 4 00
Beit two-horse plow l 06
Beit cultivator 100
Best harrow. oo
Best roller. , 1 00
Best grain drill 1 00
Best mowing and reaping machine 6 00
Best corn shelter (horso power) 1 00
Best threshlnu maeblna a on
JJeit, sweep horso power. 160
Aiesienaiesicnain corse power..,, 2 00
Best farm waifon for tw'o hones 1 ta
Beit borie rake , 100
Best sprn sbellar (hand power.. ., 100
Best hay and straw cutter l nn
Beit half doienrakek 60
Beit fanning mill 1 00
Beit grain cradle , ,. to
Beit bay fork dip.
Best manure fork dip,
Btit corn fcaiktf , dip.
CLASS 9 Manufactured
Articles.
Best two-horse carriage t) 6 00
Second best 1 00
Beit ono-horso carriage 6 00
Second best 1 00
Best let double carrlago harness..,,,,. 3 00
Second best 1 00
Best single carriage harness 1 00
Second best 60
Best display of boots and shoci 1 00
Second belt 60
Best dltplayofcabinetware.slxormcre
articles 8 00
Second best 1 (0
Beit display of stoves.not less than three 6 00
Best display of finished leather 1 00
Dcst display of chairs 8 00
Pest display of cedar waro 100
Best display of Iron castings 100
Best display of roller Iron 1 00
Best display or tools 100
Best display of tinware 1 00,
Bcstchurn 60,
Best washing machine 100
Best display of manufactured tobacco., i 00
Best display of candles 2 00
iiest display of hats and caps 3 00
Best display of clothing 3 00
Best piece of casslmere... 100
Best piece of Casslnot 1 00
Best piece of llnsey 1 00
Best piece of Ingrain carpet 1 00
Best rag carpet 100
Best lot of woolen stockings CO
Best lot of mittens and gloves.' 60
CLASS 10 Vegetables.
Best bushel Mercer potatoes 1 6b
" " blu'o eyed potatoes 1 00
" 11 Halifax potatoes 100
" " In any other variety 100
" 'I sweet potatoes, 100
i (' bushel turnips 1C0
" " rutabagas.... 100
11 . " sugar hoots 1 00
" half bushel field beans....,., 100.
41 pock bunch beans 100
" " polo beans 1 00
" " lima beans 1 00
'.' ' tomatoes 1 00
' " onlotii 1 00
" " red beets , 100
" " parsnips , 100
. " " carrots 1 00
Cabbage, not less than six heads 1 00
Oyster plapts, not less than six 1 00
Squashes, not less than six 100
ntcrmelons, nut lets than six..., 1 00
Cantelopcs, not less than Blx 1, 00
Pumpkins, not less than six 100
Cilery, not less than 12 stalks 1 00
Cucumbers, not less than 25 1 00
Display of vegetables 2 00
Stcond best of any of above 60
CLASS. ,11 Poultry.
Best pair gray dorkinirl... .' t 1 00
Second best U)
Best pair whlto dorklngs 1 CO
Second best 60
Best pair black Spanish 1 00
Second best 60
Best pair white polands 1 00
Second best S'
Best pair black polands 103
Second best 60
Best pair golden polands 100
Second best ' 60
Best pair silver polands 100
Second best 60
Best pair red game 1 00
Second best 60
Best pair gray game loo
Second best 60
Best pair pile game 1C0
Second best , 60
Best pair leg horns ; 1 00
Second best 60
Best pair African bantums 1 00
'Second best 60
Best pair gold laced bantums 1 00
Second best 60
Best pair silver laced bantums 1 00
second hest 60
Best pair cochins 1 CO1
Second best 60
Best pair brahmas (light) 100
Second best , 60
Best pair brahmas 100
Second best 60
Best pair Hamburg! 1 00
Second beet 60
Best pair houdans 100
Second best ' 80
Best pair grevecoerus .'. 100
Second best 60
Best pair la flecho 1 00
Second best , ,' ( 60
Best pair sultans 100
cecond best 60
Hest pair bronze turkeys., v 100
Second best 60
Best pair white turkeys 1 00
Second best ,.v 60
Best pair wild t&rkeys i 00
Second best...., 60
Best pair common turkeys 1 00
Second best... 60
Best pair muscovy ducks 100
Second best 60
Best pair aylcsbtiry ducks 1 00
Scoond best 60
Best pair rouen ducks 100
Second best.....,..,,,,,,..' 60
Best pair cayngadacks 1 CO
Second best 60
Best pair Bremen geese 1 00
Second best 60
Best pair brown China geese 1 00
Second best ; 60,
Best pair whlta China geese 1 00
Oerond lest...' 60
Best pair African geese I 00
Second best 60
Best pair toulouse geese 1 00
Second best , 60
Beit pair wild geeie 1 09,
Second belt (0
Best pah' guinea fowls l 00
Second best , 60
Best pair pea fowls 1 00
Second best 60
Bestand greatest Tariety of pigeons... 1 00
Second best...,.....; (60
Best pair common rabbits ,. 1 CO
Second best,,.... 60
Best Isp eared or Madagascar rabbits,. 1 00
Second best , ... i ,. 60
Best lot of fowls of one kind, nit less
than eight In number , 1 00
Beit display ol poultry, not less than
twenty fowls 6 oo
CLASS 13 Dairy & Honey
Beit butter, not lees than 6 Jos 1 2 00
Second best, not lets than 6 lbs 1 00
Third Lest, not less than 6 lbs , 1 00
Best dcAchcheesc, not less than 6 lbs.,.. 1 00
Best specimen honey, not lets than 8 lbs 1 00
Beit applebutter, cot less than 1 gallon 1 00
Tho method of making butter and cheese to
bo stated In writing and by each competitor.
. CLASS 13 Fruit.
Best half-bushel apples , 1 oo
and most numerous variety 2 00
Best specimen of pears.,..,....,.,, 1 CO
and most numerous variety,,,,.,, 2 00
Best specimen of peaches 1 00
Beit display of plums..,. ,, loo
Best peck of qulnees , 1 00
Beit dliplay of Iiabella grapes 1 00
Beat dliplay of Catawba grapes.. j so
Best dliplay of oiber varieties.. l CO
But display of fruit. 1 00
Second best of each of above 60
CLASS 14 Home Manufac
tures and Home Department
Best woolen yarn. 60
j?ult stockists 60
Knit gloves or mittens 60
Cotton quilt 1 00
Chambray 1 00
6 pounds of hetcheled flax , , 1 CO
(pounds of wool 100
Second best of each of above (0
Best loaf of white bread 60
Pound cako 60
Spongecake (0
Fruitcake 60
Plain cake , 60
Display of preserves..; 1 00
Display of pickles...,,..... 1 00
Hams cured by exhtbltor.. ........ 1 oo
Dried beef cured by, exhibitor.... 100
Specimen dried fruit, any kind.. . . 1 CO
Largest display 1 00
Best specimen preserved fruit any kind 1 00
Best specimen fruit Jellls,any kind.... 1 00
Second best 60
Largest display fruit Jollies 1 00
Best bottle homo mado wine, any kind, 1 00
Second best 60
Best balf.gallon apple vinegar 60
Secondbcst , 26
Beit half-eallon sugar cane molasses, .. 1 00
Second best 60
Second best each of above articles 26
CLASS 15 Ladies' Work
and Flowers.
Best display of embroidery 2 00
display of other needlework 2 00
worsted work , 2 00
crotchet work 8 00
display ot bead work 1 00
display of knitted work 1 00
millinery work i 8 00
Second best of each of the above....... 60
Best display natural flowers and plants 3 00
Best design of cut Dowers 2 00
" bouquet , , 60
" collectlori.ot' Hoses In pots ,. 00
" collection of Dahlias In pots 1 00
" collection of China Asters 100
" Verbenas 1 00
" Heliotropes 2 00
display ot artificial flowers , 2 00
" display of wax flowers 100
Liberal premiums will bo awarded for other
articles of merit by the Committee of ladies
on this class.
CLASS 16 Miscellaneous
Articles'.
Best display of oil paintings $ 1 00
" " statuary 1 00
". " drawing 100
" " daguerrotypes 1 00
" " ambrotypes 1 00
" pianoforte , 6 00
" display other musical Instruments 3 00
CLASS 17 Non-Enumera-
, ted Articles. ,
The committee on this class will uso their
own Judgmont In awarding such premiums as
tbey think suitable.
CLASS 18 Plowing Match
Best plowman $ 3 00
Secmdbcst., 1 00
Best pow boy under seventeen 3 00
Second best 1 60
The trial to take place at 9 o'clock a. m,, on
any day tho committee of arrangements may
fix upon. Each plowman to do his own work
without a driver.
CLASS 19 Ores & Metals.
Best display and quality of Iron ore 2 00
Best display and quality zinc oro , 1 00
Best display and quality slate. .dip and 1 00
Best display and quality limestone 1 00
Bes&uUpley and quality Sro and porce
lain clay 1 00
Best display and quality pig Iron 1 00
Best display and greatest collection of
all the minerals leund In Carbon
county v 6 03
AU tho articles In tbe above list to bo the
product of Ciirbon county. This collection
will be the property of tbo Society.
Order ol' Exhibition.
1. All articles of competition must be, on
tho ground au ' entered on October 6, before
G p. m., ul which time the Secretary is br
doretl ta close the books add receive nothing
moro' for competition, and at 2 o'clock p.m.,
on Wednesday, tbe Committee will enter
upon thu duties of awarding premiums.
2. On Tuesday, .October 3, st 8 a..m., the
gales of the Fair Croands will be open for
admittance, and will bo opened at,the same
hour on each of the days of EshlbjUon
3. At 0 o'clock a. m.,on Wednesday,tbe
nth of October! lie horses of all classes, and
the mules contending for premiums, will be
brought upon the trial courso for inspection
and judged according to the arrangements
of the Committee.
4. Tho Plowing Match is to take place at
9 o'clock ni., on the day the Committee
of Arrangements may fix.
S. . Tbe address will be delivered on
Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. All busi
ness must bo suspended during the Urns the
address is being delivered.
6. The report of tho Awarding Commit
tee will he publicly read on Friday, at 12 ni
7. The, Ladies' P.idipg and Driving will
comtnopca on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
8. The publio sale will commence on
Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
0. Persons exhibiting articles which they
desire to havo sold will he furnished, on en
taring, with a card announcing the fact that
it is for sale. , Printed catalogues will be dis
tributed on the day cf the sale, co&lalning
the name and number of tbe articles; but
no articles manufactured out of tbo county,
that may.come in competition with our.own
mechanics, will be sold under tbis arrange'
meet.
10. The Awarding Committees are to
conlice their awards in. all cases to persons
residing within the counties .of Carbon, . Lo
high, Northampton, Monroe, Schulykill,and
Luserno and in tbo case of live stock, shall
award no( premiums to any sucli Exhibitor,
unless ho shall ha70 owned and kept the
animal at least three months previous to
Iba trial ; nor to any professional sportsman
or racerClass 3 excepted. The different
amounts will bo apportioned on Wednes
day.
11. Tbe Committee on Horses and Mules,
on Ladies' Driving, and riowing, will at
tend at tbe time specified.
A cavalcade will bo held at 9 o'clock, a.
in., on each day of the Exhibition, when all
borws and mules must bo on tho trialcourte
which aro entered for exhibition. The Boor
retary will furnish lbs Chairman of the
Committeo with a memorandum of articles
coming within iU rcspectivB.class, together
with the names of tbe members of the Com
mittee. Regulations.
1. AU members of the Society can enter
articles for Exhibition, and receive tickets
of admission for themselves aud their child
ren under 21 years of age, free of charge.
J- Allpnosnottatobnefthgfl.
ty wishing to enter snlniali or article fop
exhibition will bo charged one dollar, end,
will be then furnished with a ticket, which
will admit him or her during the ooh'liifu'
ance ol.the exhibition. t,,
3. All articles on exhibition mutt remain-
on tho ground until 4 o'clock nn Friday afr.
ternoon, andon all .occasions will be return
ed to the exhibitor unices cthetwiteorrjerad..
4. The regulations roust .6 strictly, id..
tiered to, otliorwlte.the Society will notb.
rcstransible for the onilulon of any other
animals or articles on the list.
6. No animals or articles entered for
hlbitlon can be taken away before the .clots
of tbe Fair, excent by permission of the Ex-;
ccutlve Committee , and no premium! will.
bo paid to the animals or articles removed
in violation of this rule.
S. Animals and articles entered for.exhl-,
bltion wilt, have cards attached, with the,
number 03 cn'.ircJ ii ilia Secretary's office,,
and exhibitors should, in all cam obtain,
their cards previous to placing their stock or
articles on tho Fair Orounds. ,,, ,.
7. All persons who intend to exhibit
horses, cattle, swirid Or sheep, or who. In-
tend to ofler slock fof salo, shouldnotlfy the
Secretary, W. M. Rapsher,of euch intention,,
on or before the Sth of October, and leave
with him a full description ot such stock, In
order tlip't proper.tirrangements can be made
for their accomodation. t ,
8. CAUTION.-AII .articles exhibited,,
whether eatable orj.npt, must be respected ii
private property, and, .any person dtt;ct4'
purloining or injuring them, will -be dtaU
with according to la'tv,
9. All articles offered for oompetitiont
must bo owned by the Competitor at least
thitry days before, tho Fair, and that, all,
fruit, vegetables and flowers must be the
gtowth of the Competitors.
10. Any article which receives a distinct
premium, can not compete In general dls.,
play, nor shall any ono article receive two
premiums. ,
11. For all, stock exhibited,, hay, oU,
corn and water, will be supplied on the
grounds without charge. -.
12. NOTICp. All money -awarded, as
premiums shall revert to tha,Society,unleei
called for within six days, t -Premiums will
be paid ten days after the Fair.
' V V
p2Exhibitors wishing any of their ani
mals .or articles sold aVpuhlio, ,sal, will,
pleoso bring tbem forward at the lime of
sale. "'
Instructions to Committees.
1. - Tho Committee on Agricultural Pro-,
ducU will give a preference to such varieties
as aro adapted to the, interest of tbo farmer,
regard being had to tho yield and market
valuo thereof.
2. Tho Committee on Agricultural In.
plomcnts aro instructed to keeptjn view the.,
usefulness of tho .implements, to the farmer4
rather than the workmanship thereof.
3. The Committee, on tbo various klodi
of horses, mulct,, cattle, sheep and swinejare
requested to bu particular in ascertaining
tho blood of tho different animals.
4. Tbe various. Committee? will be careHi
ful not to award two p'rcmlums on the same
article.
5. If thoy award, a distinct premium on
an'y Article, tbey will not take tbe sama ar-.
tide in cons'dcratlpn in a general display.
,6. If they find.arllclcs deserving prera-i
ium for which none is' offered, they will
report it.
7. The General Committee on Fremiuma
will award .such, premiums as tbey may,
think proper on articles of merit thst have
not been provided for in the general sched
ule. 8. The. General Committee Is requested,
to be careful to noticealt articles exhibited,
whether entitled to the premiums or not.
9. The Chairman of tbe General Com-,
mittco is instructed to tnake their report to),
the secretsry as soon as possible, In order
that tho full report may be publicly read.
10. .The General Committee to award
premiums and diplomas for cou.enumerated ,
articles, aw requested to mark with an X,
such articles as it has examined, so that the
eamo thing may cot participate more than
once.
isd-A generaUnvitation is hereby ex- '
tended to the farmers and mechanics of
Carbon and surrounding counties, to attend
this Exhibition, and bring with them such
articles of their own growth and manufao-y
lure as will interest 'he public and illustrate
tbo .Improvements .that aro going on .ln
these branches of American industry. Tbx
prizes above mentioned are open for the
competition , of all who choose toattend un
der tbo.rcgu'litions of the Society. The de
sign of the Association is to stimulate all
those who are connected with it to tbe at
tainment of tho highest degree of excellence ,
thst can be reached. It is very deslreabla,
therefore, that tho production of these two,
great classes of society, should be brought
together, to that by comparison, the relative
merits of the various Improvements that
have been made may be ascertained.
Under tho arrancement of the nreaenL.
year all articles placed within ths JneloSjUfa
for exhibition (except when they interfere
with the mechanical production of Carbon
county) will bo sold at nublie ajle. witl.mit
charge, if the owners desire it thus relieving
xjtniDitors irom inu labor or removing their
protwrty, and enable others tosunnlv them.
selves with the choicest specimens of agri
cultural and mechanical productions. This,
wo think a most important feature of our
Exhibition.
Wo invite, therefore, all. both at honV
aud abroad, to attend and participate.
either as exhibitors or spectator!, fjeling
mat none will be disappointed. The officers
and members of the various aTTieultnmt
societes In Pennsylvania and elsewhere are.'
especially and cordially invited toattend.
S3T Should the weather Drove unfavor
able on Thursday, then tho Fair will ba
continued, on Balurday.
Hox.J.C.KRAilEtt.Prts't.
W. II. Rirsnaa, Sec'y.
Honored anil meet.
When a board of eminent physicians and
btclng some well known valaable remedies
by coca
which would cure such a U. iijxu ol dlii'
pened wiic, many were skot,it.-r . but proof
of us merits by ao uai trUKss disillu8 all
med.wo. Hop aliuun, t boat uV ti
Alhval.aifAiiftfas rt..at,Jv'T "MS