The Carbon advocate., May 19, 1883, Image 3

SATURDAY, MAY 19, I8S3.
Our Neighborhood in Brief.
Al. Leurkel siicnt Sunday In town
with hl( parents. '
The chicken po has made Its appear
anco atSlatlngttin.
A slight frost visited this section during
Wednesda'y'n'Rht, Ifilli Inst.
The,nipleyees nfthe Ii1ilgh Wagon
Co., are worVlnn 12 h.uirsaday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaceli Unmgjnt Mountain
Top, spent Sundsy at WelssiH.rt.
The trestle work along the h. Sc S. rail
road al Weissport, Is being repaired.
Mri.'O.vAlexander, nf Philadelphia. Is
the pifitof lira. II. V. Morthlmer.
.ST-lJiiri's Vcillncsand Bunting In the
lstrll shades, at Ntistiaurn'a.
Ornuntl was broken at Catasatltviia last
week for (ha erection of a new We'sli church
Jos. Keinliart, of Parryvllle, birlcd
child last Sunday, which died of scarlet
ferer.
Otif ynune; friend C N. Kuntx spent
last Thursday eveuing with friends in
Allentown.
Mr. Thomas Kemerer hs erected
neat Iron fence around his urc-perty on
Bank etroet
Oeo. Repp Is laying a subs'antlal stone
pavement In front of his resilience, on
While street, Weissport.
A Tour year old daughter of U.S. Rink
r, of Weallicrly.died on Tuesday afternoon
of membranous croup.
"SES-lilutralcd Book nfCafro Birds mailed
fir 3 cent ainnip. Binu Finn C-, 237
South 8th St., Philadelphia.
It Is a girl, and it came last Satup'.y
night, consequently our young friend Will
Brinkmau is happy.
C. D. Thomas, of Slalington, brother ni
our popular young druggist T. D. Thomas,
was in town over Sunday.
The Lehigh Valley railroad company is
preparing to erect a new iron bridge across
the Lehigh at Glenn Onokn.
The L. & S. depot at Walnulport was
broken lutnand robbed of about $1 In small
bangenn Thursday ot last we-k.
Djldine Snyder, f Parry vllle, has just
bought a handsome 3 seat carringo from the
works of Trexler Sc lCreidler, uf this bnr
ough.
Mr. Al. Kula and family, formerly of
town now of Allentown, was visiting stT.
D. Clatisa', on Bank street, during the fore
part of the week.
Mlsa Knlle Freudenberger, one ol
Tamsqua'a niostaccnmpllshcd young Indies,
was visiting at Mrs. Clins.T. Seifert, on
8outh street, during the week.
pB-An increase of Cl-rks. Watches nnd
Jewelry at Haguniau's store ainl a decline
in prices. Please rail and see as we make
no false statements in advertising.
Three places in Old South n-lhlehetn
were entered by burglars on baturdny night.
The robbers did not succeed In getting any
thing of value.
J. II. Hotter, n clerk In the rcwiving da
partment of the Pittsburg Post Oill.-e, win
arrested Moriday tor defrauding the Depart
ment. 33.F0R SALE, Several choice build
sng lots, one in the boro;igh of I,ehIt:htoi
and location. Apply at J. F. Hai.dacu'i.,
Music Store.
M. Hellman .t Co., milters and dealer
in fUur and feed, have put a new platform
cpring wagon on the road for delivering
goods, Irom Lehigh Wagon (Vs works.
The miners and l.ih-trers of thn Din
tnnnd Mine, Wilkesharre, oerated lit
Charles I'jrrish St Cr.,weroon a strike lal
Monday.
?jVlf you wanta nice niooth.easy shave
trnttr hair cut or shampooing, go to l'r.iu
Itoederera Saloon, under the Exchange Ho
tel. lie will fix you right, ami don't you
forget it,
William Ahrent, an employee of the
Bethtehem Iron Company, was burned lo
death in a flue Mouday, which ho was
cleaning
The thirty first annual meeting of the
the a
el f
lasJ '
Schuylkill County Bihltf Society ws helrf
in I'.ittsvtlle Monday night. During ih
year 911 bonks were distributed.
&Q.Cheariest Fashion Maoazixr in the
world, 1211 large pigs, i pngeit new inline,
loot) engravings eirch ist-iie. HI) cents ko
year; single epic 15 rents. bTiiAwuMuon
A Cutanea, Stli Jfc Market Sts.. I'lnln.
In stepping from htacuginc, at the Le
high Valley depot, In town, on Monday
noon, George Blank made u mis step unit
no
hit
islorated his anklo joint.
Joseph Obert litis lust put in a new 14
horse power engine, at a coil of $4000, inn
bis but'eheriug establishment, from thew.irkt
of Walter Gosh, of Blatiugton.
Str-Gotn Ilacaman'a store, Lehighton,
Pa., to' get the leading genuine American
watches; aa ha deals in none of the foreign
Imitation trash with which the people have
been so extensively swindled.
Tae Rev. Mrs. Stoddard has taken
charge of (he Second Advent Church in Oil
City. Sho ia the first woman preacher
ver an in the nil country.
John Heberling, died suddenly of
hemorrhage, on Wednesday afternoon. !!
had been afllicted with consumption for a
long time past. He leaves a family.
The law removing check and propria
tory stamps will take effect July 1st, I8S3.
Until then usa stamps nr you will have tn
pay a fine of if 50. Stick tot in stamps.
S.We invite the public, in general to
call and examine our large stork of Carpet
and prices, then mini-are with prices id
other (would be cash) but Credit Houses.
J. T. Nubbach
Rev. A. r. Hun, who has just gradu
sited at the Theological Seminary, Lincaa
ter, was visiting friends ami relatives in
and around town during the fore part of
this week.
While Jacob Kline, residing in South
' Wilkesbarre,waa stepping on a train Thurs
day of last week on the Lehigh Valley
Railroad he was thrown under the cars,
and his body was cut in two.
IS9fcE. F. Luckenbach, Oroadwar,Mauch
Chunk, Is now opening lor the inkiwtio.i of
his menus, me largest ttoca oi new nerigna
in WALL PAl'EllSevcr teen In thia rutin
tr, and I selling at very lowest prices.
Miss Amanda Ball let, of Mahoning,
who has been an art student In '.he Acad
my of Fine Arts, of Philadelphia, for the
past year, bus returned on' a summer vara
tten.
The Amtricaa AqrUuHuiift (English or
German dltinn),nd the Cab mix Aiivkcaik
will bo sent to any address on receipt of tw.
dollars. The price of the Agriculturist U
l.i,
If you need a carriage for pleasure
business or funeral purses, call at the
popular livery of David Ehbert, on North
street, lie will suit you at a reasonable
rrlca.
J Mr. Thns. L. WenU.nf Millport, ia a
member of this year'a graduating class at
the Kevstouo Stale Normal school nnd
stsndi high In his class. The mniinenre-
ment will be held on Thursday, June 21st.
PtilUvilU has Inst one of lis mo-t
promlaent alliens In the death of Mr John
Ehlppen, who died at his residence In Ilia'
boreugVi, u Saturdiv mriiln. He ws
resident-' f the Alineis' Kationsl Bank,
:ViJMj'rsold.
1- One
now a
Lafayel'e
College, has been chosen tn deliver thn ('ra
tion nn Decoration Day al Easloti. Mr,
Ilcydt stands high In his class ami is a fine
speaker.
For the week ending nn the 12th Int.,
8H,2-9 tons of coal was transiortcd over
the L. V. IIR., making a total of 2,004,147
tons lo that date, and showing an Increase
of 1(12,320, as compared with same time last
vesr.
jjSSI-Mra. Mnmle J. Mullen, fashionable
dressmaker, at the Caunus Advocatf: of
fice, this borough. I'er'ecl fits and work
inanship guaranteed. Wax Flowers of all
designs at lowest prices.- White Flowers
lor funerals a specialty.
Durglars effected on entrance into the
Cilholie Church Ashtand,Schuylklll county
Sunday night and carried nlf the alter de.
coratlonsainl other articles, valued at over
$1,001). Among the articles taken was a gold
chalice, valued at $500.
fair I have now on hsnd n lot of Light
Single and Double Buggy Harne's and
Heavy Train Harness, winch I will sell al
a very reasonable price. Any style made
to order on short notice.
Yours. Sen ,
Mii.ton Flobv, Welsport, Pa.
Forthe week ending on the 1 1 lis inst.
there were 72,B2U tons of coal shlpie-d over
the Lehigh ,t Susquehanna RR , making a
total fir thtt year to that data ol l.5,'U,.H0
tons, an increase as compared with same
time last year of 1 03.2 .1(1 tons.
Uirnie X'-viti and John Mcguire, the
former residing at Ashley nnd the latter ut
Sug.ir Notch, lost their lives on the lOth
iiibt.,ut Roberts Oo.'s mines, at Sugar
Notch, by ben, crushed by falling mck
Both men were young and uiintnrried.
Our old Irieml Peter T. Brady, of-Reil
Bink.N. J. formerly nf town, was here
luring the week interviewing his many old
friends. Pets looks well; the folks ol New
Jersey evidently treat him as they should
lo, for he i.i a jolly gooil fellow.
Dr. J. A. Mayer, the practical Surgeon
Dentist, of Broadwav, Miiueh Chunk, has
had a practice ot over 20 J ears, and isprob
ildy the oldest resident dentist in this val
lev. The Dr's work speak for itself, and
the fact that all rrlt'ral work In the region
is given to htm is a smlicient guarantee of
his superior ability as a Burgeon ueuust.
The catalogue ot Lafayette college for
HR2-83 ha jusl been i-sued There are
2S9 students in thn institution, 209 being
from this State. New Jersey ciines next
with 37, and New York with 10. Iwoure
from South America. There aro 44 seniors.
75 juniors, and 82 freshmen.
During Mrs. Langlry a visit to Scrnntnn
on Friday a horrible looking effigy labeled
Freddy" was tied to a fence kisi near th-
car in which the Langtry troupis was stay
ing. Two car porters threw the slTUv
through the bark window of a store
Trouble was prevented by the mlice.
Q-Tm.KriinsK. "Hellol hello I! Who
isilMarvt' "Jennie, lam rry that I
could not come to your parly, but I had
such a bad headacliH 1 was notable to do
anything." "Why, Mary, you gel a la.ltle
of Horn's Telephone Liniment, that will
cure von in a few minutes." "All right;
good bye."
Sunday afternoon an eight year old
son of Stephen Raph, lock tender in South
Esston, was drowned in tho Lehigh Canal
His homa was on the canal bank and he
got out oi'the house without his parents no
ticing his' dejiartiirc. While playing on the
lock he fell in. The body was recovered.
John E Metier, of Easton, died Satur
lay night, aecd K7 years. He waa an 1812
wihlier, and his nVath leaves but two ot
these iensinnen in that eeelinii of the State
He was struck by h wagon some time ago.
which doiilitle-s hastened Ihk death. He-
leaves n family and hia estate goea to heirs
somewhat reunite.
B-sitrani's Comedy Ctmpiny witj give
a M'rlormHee tn Concert Hall, Mauch
Chunk, next Monday erening 2lt in',,
lor the benetit of the Jr. O, li. A. M , upon
which orrasioii will h prrenled the come
d elta of "The LUtle Keliel," and the 2 ait
comedy entitle! "Forbidden Fruit." A
train will run 1- Lehighton nn-l vVcissp.rt
after he iierforrnance. Admission 75. 50
and 35 cents.
Isaiah Miller at onetime a prosperous
butcher, resident nt Weissport, arrived ut
le L. Sz S. det, in this borough, on the 5
p m tram tr.nn M.iucli Cnuiik, on Thurs
day last, under the influence of I'rpor, and
nOer stiiggermg around for a short time siit
down on the end of the p'ntform and at
a'aint half past six o'eIick died in constii
(ion.
Detectives Johnson and Simons, during
the tuist week have raptured and laileil
some ten or a dozen midnight inaiirauders
in the neignh'irho.,d of the Itethlehem.
Among the numt'er are hre. teltows who
arecharc"-! with the Post Otllee robbery In
this linreuglt, who give their name" as
Trainur, Harris and Sullivan; the same fel
lows being also chHriMM wuh tho rohtierv
of a store al Summit Hill a short time ago.
Henrv Jone, a cohered man, disturbed
Ihe meeting of toe S.ilvalhn Armr, al Has
ton, Saturday night and wna arrested. Some
nionti's ago he was one or the miM acnv
lormhers. He tiecime a backslider and
Saturday niaht iodulg d in ton timcli had
whisky.' While under its influence) he
wendii his way to tho barracks and soon
had siarted a quarrel. There was talk not
long ago of making Jones n lieutenant and
sending him down South, but ho wun'l go
now.
Of the two hundred and fifty s iloons
In Wilkesharre not one whs oin Sund-v.
tho law and nr'ter committee having put
leieclfvesal wnrg. title csatunlav night
the Mavor yielded to the Honor dealers and
ordered all cigar stores to lie eloseil. No
ilher bminfs was interfered with. Th
action of the Liquor Dealers' Association
has greatly enraged thecigar dealers, who
have to a man declarnl their intention of
ee. inglhnt the Sunday liquor law Is en-
lorceit In ine luliire.
Klr-A fresh arrival of choice fruits lust
Lreceivrd at Wehr's confeclionary store, nu
UiiiK street. Trices as low as the lowe.t,
John Fawcelt, II veara eld, whose
father has charge of the oil works at Mount
Carlton waa drowned Friday night at No. 3
1,-ick, i-chiivlkill canal lee boy went tn
the works earlv In the nftcruoon and after
remaining with hia father a short time
started nlf fishing Failing to return los
father, with some of the neighlarra, went in
search of him and found his bat llmtingon
Ihe waler. His dead hodv svas shortly af
terwards lakeM out. It is believed he fell
in and being unable loswim could not help
himself.
In answer to a wilt of ta'ms cornn.
Peter 15 1 lief pie. charged with Ihe killing of
Mrs .Mary U II omell, was, le-hire lion.
Judge Dreher.at Mauch 'liiink.ndnilUed lo
Imil last Tuesday, In the sum of $2000.
The teachers' examination for Mauch
Chunk township will be held al Summit
Hill, nn Friday, June sth.
Fatally Hart by an Explosion.
By n prematura explosion at Indian
Bulge colliery, at Shenanil-'ah, Saturday
afierniatn Michael O'Neil svas tatallv and
John l-Ylland and John McCormlck were
seriously injurtd. The men were working
In a breurl, blasting i-oal. Three holes bad
been drilled and the fuse placed In them
ready In light. The fuse in one ol the holes
svas accidentally lire.! by O'Ni-il'a. naked
lamp and the explosion quickly f.loed,
bringing down a largeqiiHiilitv ol lop tv a ,
(ailing on the ilire men, Q'Xril was ter
ribly mutilated Hinl ranitet a,sidhly recover.
The iilber Iwn sustain M terrible cuts und
bruise, tail are not eotivider.sl dangerously
bint. O'Neil ia twenty-six years ol age aud
unmarried.
YartH WMe IItAir CAIiP MTS al froua
KBjBansj
Fnbllo School Entertainment.
' Our public schools closed a week ago.
The term waa but eight months, but tho
I work done In that time by most ol the
i teachers reflects great credit nn the talent
engaged In our Schools. At tho ojienlng of
I tho term n new life innnnl in bo tnfosrd
t..,.. -..i i -i - , , .
. niiw sue neiniois, buu a reneweu inieivi
taken by both pupils and parents.
I During Ilia term several very fine enter
tainments were given by the pupils which
were largely atte tiled by parents and citi
zens, the ball generally being crowded
One nf these entertainments was given dur
ing the winter,lti connection with the Local
institute held here, and was pronounced by
all to havo been one ol the mint Interesting
features nf the institute. Teachers from
other places expressed themselves as highly
pleased with tho result of tho school work
as shown by the exercises.
Fur mine time tho principal.'nud tho oth
er teachers have felt the need of having
b,Kks of reference in the schools lo which
pupils could have access during school
fiouis. Such books as cncyclojiedlas,
diitlonarles. histories, ia, ara utmost In
dnqauislble, especially in n high school.
The teachers concluded that the best and
surest way ul precutlug these books was tu
have the schools themselves raise the
money tu purchase Ihcm by getting up an
entertainment al the close of the term and
charging admission in it. For sometime
bdore the cose of the schools,!! brief perioil
after school hours was devoted to the neces
sary preparation lor it. Tho eutertuinmeut
was held on last Saturday eveulDg Al
though an admission uf 25 cunts was charged
the hall was well filled. The programme
consisted of itvn parts, the first part biing
composed ol dialogues and recitations, Ihe
last part of recitations and a comic drama
entitled, "No Cure, No Pay." Allot the
pupils did well, some nf them showing re
markablevaseatid self aisscssoii. Although
tho room svas full and the programme ex
tended oyer tsvo hours, tho audience did
not manifest Ihe least Weariness. Every
part ot the ptogramme was enjoyed and all
went away pleu-eit. Tho pupils I the
schools ceituinly deserve Very great cred it
for the diligence and rare with which they
piepared their dillerent parts. No less
credit is due to the teachers, when it is le
tnembetrd that whilst the prepaialion tor
such an entertainment requires laleir,tvhieh
only those bin realize who hare done juch
work, and that all of it was done nut ot
school hours und was not at all a part of
the work for which the teachers are paid.
The large audience indicated that our citi
zens appreciate, these cfl'jits. nf our teachers.
The money realized from the sale ol tickets
will be used to purchase books ol reference
tor the schools. In all the o waa received
$54 10. After deducting all necessary ex
penses there will be about $42 left lor the
purchase of books jOue uf the interesting
leiituresot Ihe entertainment waa the pres
entation of a very handsome gold pen and
penholder by the high tclmol pupils to the
Principal. The high school has made re
markable advancement during the post
year under the chaige ol Mr. T. A Snyder,
tlie principal, und ho is justly held in high
esteem by his pupils. It is expected that
next year a uumlierof the pupils of the
hign school will finish the course and wilt
get diplomas and hold a commencement at
tue end ol the tetlll.
The Lehighton O-cbeslru tin ler the load
erohip ol Dr 0. T. U-iru, enlivened the
rxeiriaes ot the evening by h number ol
rhoicw M-leeli'iiis of music The Orchestra
ia rump wed ul I tits loilowitig well Known
uiufticiaus ol L hightuii : Dr. C. T. Horn
.'and Ibinaiiuel Krantz, fird violin ; J. J,
Kmc. 2nd violin; Prof. J. F. Halhach,
piano or yiolin; Fiedetick Hum, double
1i.; George Miller, clarouet; Simnel
Kotteiibader, mmet ; W. II. iSciiulkc, troiu
ixiiie Tne peiri(l,iiR reudeieil weie some
of tile ni'iet diftifoli otorehesttal musir,nnd
were icndeied so well as tu bring lorth Ihe
higher-l ptal-, in lael, most ot our citizens
seere nrprtse. al the proficiency they h-nl
attained in so short a time. The voung
men rinainly de-erve great credit and
should receive all the encouragement ims
sible from our citizens. Tho organizatieu
was loiHied tor Ihe aole purpose of self cul
ture in the art of urisin nu t lo enliven our
town, amt it is the intention of the Orchrs
t:n lo add more instruments at an tarlv
date in order to make it cnnplete in n'A its
aria That all were highly pleated with
Ihe musio and the exercises in general could
be eassly told by the many audible ex
presstotis of satisfaction heard throughout
the large nudiem-e. And all w re rouvineed
that Leiiighioii had talent enough in her
own town to get up a giaid entertainment.
Big Creek Items.
The Iti formed and Lutheran rongregi.
lions, of this place, are making preparation
to repair and paint their church, which was
needed long ago.
Big Creek is quite lively nt present on
account of the slate hnsinei";'twn qiiarnea
haventiened this spring, and llio third one
is likely to open beloro long. This is the
thing we ought to have had long ago; no
doubt our place will profit by It. We hoiie
the men that are tunning them will stick tn
what they have mini begun, s-i thai it may
not end as it did with the lormer compan
ies Henry CbrUtman and wife of the
Farmers' Hotel, Mauch Chunk, paesid
through hereon Sunday,
What has leconienf the young man
wlm us.il tn go over the Big Creek hil.T He
itn't traveling that way anymore.
The storm of last week don some dam
age to some ol our larmers by throwing
their lemvs down.
Mr. Henry Graver, of LehlghUin, was
through our place on Sunday,
Mr. Oppliuger and wile, of Daniels,
vllle, were Ihe guisla of George Buck ou
Sunday last.
Some ol the young folks f Beltzville
were up Ihe Mahoning Valley Son. lav nn a
pleasure tiip. Wo hoiie they enjoyed it.
Henry Neeb, Jr.. formerly of Pma Run,
now of Mauch Chunk, was home on a visit
over Sunday.
The wedding al Pine Run was well nt
tended by Ihe young folks. They had Jolly
tunes; gome i f them came back pretty svarm
from the use of fire water.
A iron Schnell ami wife were In Monroe
county over Sunday visiting friends.
Jacob Soil, aged Oft years, one of
t.Jr
7 in!
oldest citizens of Franklin, was burled
Saturday last, at St. Paul's church
J. A Graver svas In Cntasauoua on
bllslii, sa hli-l Week.
Samuel Kierts, ,.f We.tsj.irt, whs tn
Pine Itun alter trout. We liopo he will trv
Ids luck again, he will, perhaps, be mora
SUClVMlltl J..SPI1U..
ANCIENT LAW MAKERS.
Alaeit Tie ti-iuuiiig of Hit. F fib Ten
tury, Ihe Htliahs, alter Ihe-r ret'iiieiit in
G nil, uioler their Kiug.Pioiraiii ool liam .1
a baly of luwa tshlclt hivu fin.-e
leeo Known usr-alir loll al III i lime Howe
law m.kers knew noilnntr.il I.e., Urfol
.i i. '.'
.l,MV.-ry whirl, work. I,n ml Iv w uli
nn ure. law. -i,.i whicli a ai-nivel
lnlh...iire,Ing ito.., Rleu .,,1 ( ,
Tho Lohigh Stove ft UanaraetnTiair Co-
This company was organized and com
menced business in this place about fourteen
years ago, tho works being situate on the
flats Wing between the L. V. and L. St S,
R. It., a switch or side track from tho form
cr road running up to the shops for the
convenience of shipping Iron lo and manu
factures from the works, which largely
consist of cooking staves, heater) and
ranges, as Ihe Hamo of the company Im
plies. Among the favorites of the kitchen
manufactured and shipped to many states
aro the billowing! The Charm Range .Gold
Medal Cook, Calypso Conk, and last, but by
no means least, Is the Bksskmicr Cong, an
entirely new model, finely finished with
nickle trimmings and name plate. From
the sample in the ware room which waa
shown lo us by Mr. W. R. Butler, who
kindly conducted us through the works, we
Incline to the opinion thai this new
candidate fur kitchen supremacy Is bound
shortly t supercede a large number, at
least, of its predecessors as n favorite Inthe
kitchen. It will shortly be pushed into the
market. In addition to the foregoing
variety of cooking stoves, they minufarture
a number uf heating stoves, among which
the "Fire King" as an office stove has no
superior In the market.
In addition totheir manufacture of stores,
Ihey furnish the American Sewing Machine
Co., with a large amount ol easting) (or
their machines, which with a contract for
water closet iiots, containers, ele., keeps thlsj
establishment running steadily all the year
round. The employees making fairly good
wages, which are paid to them every Sat
urday afternoon, which fast of itself is an'
inducement for the best workmen seeking
employment with this company.
As showing the capacity ol the works we
may slato tbat tho boiler house Is IBxJO
feet, with a large boiler built by Ode A
Hellman, of Allentown, funinhing steam for
u 25 horse power engine, which runs the
machinery. There are two moulding rooms
(111x75 aud 00x40 feet respectively. Ihe
rupnla- a MrKeuzie-is 37 inches inside
measure, and capable of turning out 10 tons.
ol molten metal per day. All castings are
passed through immense tumbling ma
rhpies, wherein are placed several hundred
weight of shot, which cleans tiff all sniwr
tluitics, after which they ure finished on
emery wheels. Ihe pattern room, whieh
is on the second stury of the wo rehouse, is
chock full of patterns used by the company
in their', several manufactures; while the
ware-room below contains several hundred
finished stoves and castings ready fur ship
ment. The officers of the company recently
eleeled,;are President, R. F. Hnffbrd J Sec
retary and Treasurer, Wm. R. Butler. Dl
rectors Hon. Rout. Klntx, General Wm.
Lillv, Chaa. 0. Skeer and Wm. R. Butler,ol
Mauch Chunk, R. F. HofTord, Lehightuii,
John L. Barber, Hazleton.and A. F. Peters.
White Haven. The general ofllc- formerly
at Bethlehem, is now iacatcd at the works,
and a new brick building is in course nf
erection to bo mcd fur Ibis purpose ; and it
is an improvement long needed.
About thirty men are now employed by
this company, and ll Is expected that a ft n
siilerable addition will be made In this force
Jtlr. Wm. ft Butler, the newly elected'Sec
retary and Treasurer, Is continually on the
ground looking alter the i .terests of the
concern. The policy nf tho company, we
am assured, will be to furnish first eless
work throughout. Everything will be
carefully Impeetcd h-for allowed tn leaye
the works, and wilh-lhe exceedingly favor
able lueition, nothing but careful manage
ment anil a reputation lor good work arc
necessary to make this concern one of the
leading industries of this busy valley.
Tho Lohigh will porhaps object to Gowen'i
nans.
Dining the early part of Ih week there
were in Icw York renewed rumors that Ihe
Lehigh Coal and 'Navigation Compnnv
would interimee in the Reading's lease ol
the jersey Central The facta in the ase
are Ihsee: Seyen years ago the Central
road leased tho Lehigh and Susquehanna
Division from the Lehigh Company. This
road runs from Eiston to Scranton, through
the Lehigh and Wyoming and inbi the
Lackawanna coal regions. All the rial
which reaches the main line to Ihe Central
conies over this division, and without this
feeder the Central conld not be leased as a
coal road. The terms of the lease are 33 per
cent or tho gross receipts tj the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Company.
The latter company, a ware of Mr. Gnwen'a
strong affiliation in the Schuylkill regions.
nave determined that there must be some
assurance tbat he will not allow the Lehigh
and Wilkesharre to suffer when hegets con
trol of the Central. The Lehigh Company's
lawyers are of the opinion that the Lehigh
C panv'a projierty cannot bo sub-leased
to the Reading without the former Com
iwny'a consent. It is believed the inter
ests f the Lehigh C.impcny will be pro
tected In snrna satisfactory way, and that
nn suit will be brought to prevent the
consummation of Mr. Gnwen's desire In" gel
hold of the Jersey road, but there is some
anxiety on Ihe snhj.ct.
High School Commencement at Andenried.
On Thursday evening May loth the
closing exercises or the' Andenried schools
were heM. One of the pupils, Misa Mary
E. Boyle, finished thecourso and received a
diploma. Several members of the class left
scIiimi before Ihe close, elso tho class would
have been larger. The exercises consisted
of recitations and dialogues h, pupils of the
high school and an essay by Miss M try, E
Boyle. At the close af the exercises the
County Superintendent n kde u lew remarks
explaining tho nature of schoolsaring that
they wire nf-t institutions established to
supairt men aud women wno could not
earn a living in any other way,aa nuny
people thought, lie said that schools nere
for the benefit nf the children of the tax
pa) cri and nobody bad a right lo make
them so much patronage to give to friends.
Mauy ieople find ault wiln directors lor
employing only comiwlent teachers regtrd
lesa ol their poverty. Evury men who in
terce.lea for a jaior teacher and tries to se
cure him a giaal cituallnu Is an enemy tn
the children uf the scluads and taxpiyers.
Suicide by Hanging.
John Warg, a well-know citizen of
audi Chunk committed suicide bv hang
lug Tuesday, owing tj ilrrimndriiry over
ill health. He wa liliy lim vears of auet
anil leave t
hub ami tm. cliil.lien. He
lor a, e,v .ivt-tl at Frtemaosburg. He
was head book kcriier lor the Lebmh
Valley Road lor many years and Jailer tiai
i --- - - - -
-
agent lor Ihu Lackawanna Oal and Iron
Cvniauv, Ha was a member of the Preiby-
teriau Church and a good ritisen.
-M.i. Kate Nolh.te,,, ,..J rdurntd
. v , , .
r""" Iw" "rk cily, with another lot t,f
new and fashionable millinery goods, and
invites ihe ladh-i tu rull and lli.la.ct the
the ladies tu call I
Lowrat cash prices.
.... Ui,.... .i
, wcal cash prnva.
Owing In a press of advertising and
,,.. r ...atle.a the la, or. ol .imrafim,
Report of the Lehighton Pnbllo Rehoolt.
An effort has been made throughout the
term tn raise the grade of the schools, and
all pupils were required lo pass sn exami
nation at least three degrees higher than
last year.to bo promoted. A week's exami
nation was bald in each room by the teacher
In charge and the principal, and will, hut
few exceptions alt present were promoted
to a higher grode. Onl those put ils thai
were present al tho examination were pro-
muled all others will remain In the grade
they were tinting the wlnlef. The following
is llie classification lor next year !
man rchool.
The grado of the High School has been
raised so tbat next year there will be
class able tn complete the course of study
auopteil by the various nigh 8chuolaofth
ceunly in order to graduate.
The following named scholars have passed
tho required number uf studies tu entitle
them to enter the
Senior dais Thomas C. Beck, Emma
Ktauis, Lizzie Ash. Ella Graver. f!..,
Claussand Alice Manlz.
s7mor Clau. Horace Raudenbush,
niwij voaurs, i,uaries weiauil, JJiiima
Schot-h.
C. Com Charles Hank, William Horn,
Frank Obert, Elmer Sehniale. Churl.
irrxier. Webster lNoths'elu, William New
nan, oy uiauss, Mary Hubert, Sophie
Raudenbush, Tillte Seilert.
D. Ca.- Lewis Dreibelheis, William
Klinger, George Schullz, Lillio Reicbard,
Minnie Pelera. Lizzie Miller. Emma Itun
slt-ker. Anzie Matitz. Ella Petera. T-Toiom
,IIarlung,- Laura Weidaw, Florence Kuons.
GUAltUAR SCHOOL.
' .A'XXtuut Tlainv Hlbbler. tt,e. TW.M.l-
WisEila Heberling, Mary Smith, Mamie
Gabel, Lillian Seminel, Mitlnn Held, Ed-
waru iieiai, ci warn Mccormick, Frank
Nusbaum, Edward Nusbaum. Udwanl
ICtams, Edgsr Kuntz.
S. CAxs.t. Oswillo Werl. Frnt.l. rni..
Charles Geiger, Martin Yonder, Harvey
..uKo, wttiiirs iiriini, Aoranain Wolle,
Wilson Xander. Robert IIelu.rU,,., ti
Obi, Charles Rapsher, Emma Waterbor.Ida
Rehrlg, Alice Newhart, Ella Reicbard.
Carrie Hough. Mary Albright, Ida Manlz,
C, .Co.,1 -i- Pierr Trainer. Ainmdus
tehrig, tdgar Noll. Willie Clauss, Allen
Peters, Hattie Graver, Laura Trexler, Bessie
Lcibenguth, Minnle.Slotit. Eniina Seaboldl,
Vella Weiand. Aliro Geirtroa. tr-,, r.,iu.
maclier, Amande Knons.
IKTKRUKDIATK SCHOOL.
i4 Oa.it Elear Xan.ler. Aldu W..H
Edward Hlbbler, Charlea Itaiideiibusli.-Iobn
Ijeniz, Charlea Bowiiiau. Eiiimn Reilr
Laura Miller, Ella Fink, Eninin Held.
D. Ca.. Edward Houiz, Robert Strans
berry, Joseph Drumbore. Milton llaiiU.
Grnnville Clauss, Robert Hullenbaeb.
Arthur Snyder. Albert Barthnb
Sehultz, Wilson Weidaw.Elmer Reeil.Bertle
uuriing, narry uauel, lila Kemerer, Tillie
ttitua Tttlitt 9,.h.wtt. T'T I
w. ucon AriM-irriSrSKS,
Emma Fueherer, Er.iuia Ktains, Till'ie
Kleintnp, Sallle Gabel. Emma Ftev. Ett
Drissel, Clara Hunsicker. Ella Eblierl.
V. aasn. John Heberling. Willie Beck,
Pierce Gulh. Willie Ransher. Robbie Ijentr.
Clara Geggua, Eddie Reichanl, Clement
Brelnev, Lester Rehrlg, Frank Barllmlo.
mew, Henry Hnntz. Oscar Heilman, David
t.v-onirs, risus ocnocn, .Turner Jiehi,
blla Albright, Laura Bellz, Emma Miller,
Maud Wheatler. Jennie Geleer. V.iomy
Williamson, Mamie ortwangter.
BKCONnART SCHOOL.
A. dtasn.. Cora Rex. Alice Bhineler.
Alice Noth-tine, Laura Klotz, Ida William--oo,
4i a Berger, Ella Tiainer. Therna.
frainer, Emma Ebbert. Ida Nothstiun.Ollie
Kleintop.
JS Cajt. Minnie Warner.Nora Trainer.
Lilly Snsder, Gussie Schoeh. Luella. Reh.
rig, Ida Irwin, Ella Shutnacher, Minnie
t-rantz, Jennie Trexler, Susan Knecht, El
vin John, Pierce Heiluian.Thomas Mortbl
rner. Henry Moiiltrop, Charles Kleintop,
lames lenser, Willie Ueltz.CaJviu Klinger,
Willie Konnc.
C. Caw Pierce Frv. Charles Vielhnwer.
Harry Blank, Allin tiunsirker, t'harb-r
Nothstein, George OeSerhouscr, Charles
Ilex. I'rrslon Keiihner. Hark Keiilmer.
Wilie Mullen. Wilson Walck.LesterSmith.
Harry G-ggus, Minnie Mouitrop, Katie
Driiinlair.lfnnnah Fna-lirh, George titrohmi
iorner zensi-r, Annie lliuuenbush, lila
Wert, Mrlha Snyder, Mary Walck, Lizzie
Albright, Lillin Sleirher. Bertha Brocady,
Ella Klinger, Saiah Bna-ady.
ratUAkr .to 3.
A. Clam Alice Gilbert, Lizzie Lentz,
Bella Houtz, Ira Nothstein, Willie Nmh
teln, Janiea Ehbert, Eddie Siaamheimcr,
t! f t I. . .. .. .. ..
i.mie oeiioco, Atiuie uarinniomew. it cca
Longkaincr, Mary Farren, Clara IIelllllallLCI""l'oi''', ",r "onruo and t'arhon t-ouniles.
Harry Warner. Robert- Blank. Emem.
t.
Wolck, Robert Traluer.Eugene Eisenhower,
Themes O-'ker homer.
li Co-s-s. Manila Frilzinger, Annie
IlpK-adv, Ersula Benninger, Harry Woll,
.name nneaney, tua ijealmltlt, Clara
Kon'ns, Ella Walrk. Savilla Faust. Emma
Wank, Sallie Mnrlhimer, Emma German,
ma won, Annie Jlitz, Alice Woir, Carrie
fbaif.Hattie Furren,EiidieIIartman, Charlie
Moons, b'ldie Wallers, Jos-eph Froelich,
C. Ctm. Allen Greenwald. Willi!
Greenwald, Thornaa Webb, Levi Patterson,
Harry Sba-ker, Asipau Rchullz, Ktgar
Seilrr, Frank 8-nimcl, Eddie Peters, Gran
ville Rnhrig, Blanche Kramer, Lizzie Beck,
ueiuei i eiers, iiertna iioiienDacu, .UimH
Fortwangler, Ellen Weiss, Irene Weidaw,
Ella Hnntz, Katie Fenstermacher, Ualtie
treiami, eiiiiuie .nrwnart.
rRIMARV KO 2.
A. Clots. Harry Xander, Harry Ohl,
George Clauss, Charles Fautt.Eddie Gilbert,
Harry Cumber!, Gmtave DeTschrschkv,
tieroen r.ireniioiiner, rrana ociiwariztian
Rehrig, Mattlo Horn, Hattie Geggus, Alice
McCormiek. Anzie Trainer, Minervia Held,
LUy Moullrop, Lily Froelich, RosaBeckeu
dorf, Hophio Leoqard.
B. Ctavi Jehu Kipp, George Klpp,
Daniel Wallers. Daniel Frey, Willie Nulb
stein.Tommy Hnntz, Adda Sehwene.Mumie
Seinmel, Emma Walck. Eva Kntzincer.
Emma Frilzinger, Anna Klinger, Marl ha
Keiehel, Helen Xauder, Emma IVteiy,
Amanda Rehrig, Mary Fensterinaeher
C. Clan - Amanda Billman. Annie
Graver, Carrie Barhman, Mary Bowman.
uaura cerger, wiinn tveiaml, Clavlon
Peters, Charles Hartman. John Tra'uer.
Oliver Webb. Edward Albright, tlarrv Nils
hauui, Freddy Rex, Wilmer Slranibcrrv,
n.i i it .i ,. -
ttiuovni eiartiter, Anson loillirop,
ram art .to. I,
A Cas-s Kate Gilbert, Emma Sutler.
Ida Hehcriiug, Ida Buss, llattia Trexler,
Martha Long, Annie Warner, Tnene
llaltzer, Nellie Weiier, Sallie Miller, Jac. b
Heuerling, Perov Frilzinger, Cyril Rehiig,
Robert Kl'intop, Eugene Frilzinger, George
Ritz, Frank Dreher.
S Clam Daisy Horn, B-rtha Farren,
Alio Blank, Arthur Held, Allie Reichanl,
Harry Berger, Freddy Miller.
"C. Cfdat. E-nmi Acker. lint tie Rex,
Kuima Peters. Llllle (inintierl. Robert
Stout. JauiM Wallers. Daniel Sehoch. "
AlpuibttClau. KU.t Fu h era.l e Telerr,
Mary Mulheain, Ilerih-t Kns, Alice
Hontz. Hattie Trainer. Nettie Geggua, L'z
zse Ueggus, Sallie Kriiui, Sarah Stellar,
Mamie Drumbore, Clara Siinih, Emma
B.iim. Mary Olewlne, Hally Froelich. Frank
Lenlz, Robert Leniz, Charles Xander,
Re.la.rt Honlz. John Reichanl. Harrv liar
tboloniew. Ella Webb, Laura Dreher, Rora
Rehrig, Miui.ie Gross, Willie Hank,
T. A. SsTiir.a, Principal-
A Wosnded Burglar.
Tha general store of Oeorgo W, Bachir.an,
al l-reeman.biirg, was entered and robbed
on Sunday night. The robbers gained an
eulrance by battering down Ihe main d.air.
; The safe was blown oieii,but nn money was
'nuild.. G.si.la v.ilmt I nt $1(10 Were atoleh.
M I.v ni-'bl Thioons Claw.il. ol -l.r lu,
gage loi-s er allh" Uuiou D.-it, in Belhle
' w" approat-httt uy n loan win, old
L.t. - r
1 ' ,r "' s anoiatHim wmiii.ia
ui, uiinoiitrii )nr-ll,lieiir toe ow i-i-nin
bridge, and a. ketl lo tat taken to SI. Lukb
Hn'piial. The loan wno was aiiiiinp-inieil
' !" ""' ""I1,'' by Clewed is wounded by a
l.nllnl t lit ,i..l., ....uu. I... I .u ii
T'TT'tT,'''1'
irom ,-w iork, where his paieuta reside
D-lecuvea S ns and ftomera re,.gn.ze.
- " ,'K'il , i.-- l- -T ,I1 1-tB,
Cars-ui, alias Smith,
Yellow," etc., aa mi
" jail b.r.l, who M-rve.1 a two year a sen
. senile m 4 re n l-r sal.
, yjl"'",'Z;'"r r ..'.'t. . b
Mr. flacliniaii -,cvg. 11-I as a na r laken
fnmi h,a a ,rv.
21 cesate a yard i2pwrd
The Coal Trade.
Navigation has fairly opened, tho lata
vessels bare already begun their seasm,
and the canals are fairly busy, the coal
trade still tacks the animation that Itshniiht
feel at this time In the year. There is no
accumulation uf stocks at tidewater, Ihe
aont companies are fully agreed upon the
policy of restriction, and there is nut the
slightest disasitlon to tempt purnhas- rt by
cutting prices, yet the dealers ore still hold
Ing oirand tho trade Is very dull. It Is
true that a larger production of coal has
been readily absorbed nnd that slocks have
not Increased In view of this lu spile id this
lirge Increased production. Nevertheless
llie fact remains that nil tho large dealers
find orders slack? and they fear that In the
present condition nf tho Iron trade there Is
no kriowiug how soon such u number t-f
furnaces may go out nf blast as will materi
ally cheek the demand for conl from Ibis
!niirtant Industry. Twn have gone out In
the Lehigh district for repairs, and It Isnnlv
a question uf a few weeks more when others
will also find this a good tinio in which to
stop and put their furnaces In a enndith n
to make Iron at less cost. The business
during the past week has been slight in vol
ume, and there has been a great deal of
cutting on outside coals. Pihes in Bton
are i ill down lo n jmlnt which ono would
think ought to encourage purchasers, but
there is an abundance of coal on hand to
fill all orders. The Western markets are
quiet, but the dump in freights, whicli is
almost fifty cents a ton, ought to encourage
free buying. The stocks on band are about
the same as at the clns uf the preyieus
week, the increased output being only 2 per
CJiit greater during the week, though the
total fur tho year already reaches 9,000,000
tons und is a million in excess uf that of
last year. Phila. Prcn, 12fA.
STOCK MARKETS
Closing prices of Da Haven Sc Townsend,
Bankers, No. 30 South Third Street, Phil
adelphia. Stocks bought and sold oitliet
for cash or tin margin.
JPhilaJelplna, May IB. 1SS3.
hid asked
IT S3's.Ext 103 :3j
0 S Currency li' I2'J
13 iZ "aKxl 1 H34
U 8 4). new I 13
U 8 4' Iltl
IVimsy lviiiiln R it Mi
Phlladolpbia Sc Rending R It 27
Lehigh Valley It R f.f.l
Lehigh Coal Sc Navigation Uo 44
11.14
II 11 J
Sis
274
GiiJ
441
United N J R R Sc Canal Co 192
192i
S7j
Noilbern Central R R Co 50J
Hcsmville Pas'. R R C. 13
Uulf. Pillsburg Sc West. Rlt C... 15
IS
152
35)
501
fill
67
HI J
MI
t'ent'al Traiiairlation C 3S
Northern Pacific (aim Snj
" Prefd 87i
Ni rth Pennsylvania R R , filij
Philadelphia' Erie R R 18
Silver, (Trades) US
DI F. I).
WEISS. At Lehighton. May 5th 18f3,
Levi Weiss, aged 71 yean, si months and
19 days.
BALTZER At Lehighton, May 8th, 1683,
Annta C,chlhl ol Daniel ami uaruara
Baltzer, aged 4 years, 10 mouths and 11
days.
BALTZER. At Lehighton, on the 12th
inst . Maggie, a child of Daniel iiml
Bitrhtra Il-iltzer,aged 2 years, 10 months
and 10 days.
M A RTH I EN SEN. At Mauch Chunk,l2th
inn., Maria, wile of August Ma'rthiensen,
aged 25 years, 7 months and 27 days.
New Advertisements.
r A. SNTDKIt,
ATTORNEY AT I. AW.
OericE -Corner of Bank Street &. Bankwny,
2nd building above the Carbon Advocate
Printing Offlec.
May , lSSS-mt
liKIiianTON.
QODItT rK0(L.lMAT10N.
WIl EKbASIhe Hon. Samcei, S. DREnrrt,
Presittent ol tliu XLllld Juilto lit Illstrtcl.
I Dnil i liar, ,u eeiei ecu on ... ... . nvn- t , i,r-.,
Jutbfes ol Coiinnon Pleas of Cariain cotintv
aml bv virtue of thelrotnces. J stlcesoribo
irphans' Court, t'ourt ufOyerand Terminer
and tieneral Jail Dollrery, anil thu t.'ourt of
llunrter Sessions of the 1'eaee or said county
ofttarbon. have Issuetl their prtccpl to ine,
bearing ate or April SOth, 1813, for holdlnv
Court of (Quarter Seeslons of the Peacc,Court
oi uonuntin iieas, ami si-iurt ot sijrcr itun
Terminer, and tlenerat Jail Delivery, and
tirohiitia' Court, for tho nuriiose of trylnir Is
sues. In criminal cases, and the transacting
ol oilier businessot sam t.onris, at ine uourt
House, In the llorongh ot Maueli Chunk, un
MONDAY, the llth day orjUrsK, l.a, at
lc o'clock a. m., continue two weeks.
NOTICE
Is therefore hereby given to the Coroner,
Justices of tho Peace, nnd tho Constables nt
the said Uountv of Carbon, that they may be
then and then) at g o'clock In the afternoon of
the said day. Willi their runs, recorus, inquis
itions and remembrances, lo do those things
which to their otbees nro apiiertalnlng, and
also those that are bound by recnitntzance to
prosecute and give evidence against persons
charged with the commission of offenses, to
prosecute as shall be just.
Given under my hand at Mauch Chnnk, In
said County, May 10th, 1SS3.
slod live the oturaonwealth.
OH AS. W. LKNTZ, Sheriff.
Mauch Chunk, May l'J, 1SW -te.
A Common-sense Remedy,
No more Rheunmtism, Gout,
or Neuialgin.
ImmediatB Relief Warranted,
rcrmauent Cure Gnirantecfl.
rive vearttttablithed and never known to fait
tn at inale cate. acute or chron ic. Rrfer to alt
prominent phyticiuni and dt ugglitt fvr the
tianaing vj oiuiryuca.
Secret !
TIIH ONT.Y II1SSOI.VER OF TIIC
IMIISONtll'S URU) AUDI Wlllllll l:X.
ISIS IN TUB lll.t-tlll tK KIltU.MATlU
ANIittOUlY I'ATlENIri.
SALICYLICA Is known as a rnminnn-serse
remetlv. heotusa It strikes tllrecilt at the
caust, of lfbe'imatlsin Uout ami Niuralgla,
while so many so-cutled specifics ami suji-
poaeil panaceas mil treat tocaiiy ine rueets.
It h isb-en eoHoeded by eminent scientists
that outward applications, such as rubbing
with oils, ointments, liniments, an t soothing
lotltin will not cradle.tle these diseases which
are the result of the poisoning of the blood
witn i.'rie iciu.
fl Al.TRVLIRA works with marvelous ciTcet
un tins at-lil, ami so ram.ves the itlir ler. it
is now exciurireo useu nv an een nrartti
physicians of America and Euroie. ttlaliesi
tUilol Academy ol' Paris rei'irtl V'p r
ceut of cures In three days.
Remomber
that SALICYLICA is a e rlaln cure for
Rhesmatism, Goat and Neuralgia. The
most Intense p Ins art eublujj almost In
stauily. Uiva It a tilil Relief guaranteed or
money retuuded.
Thtuiatnis ul Icsttmonlals sent t n applica
tion. 61 a Box 0 Boxes for 85.
Sent by iu.t I on recelpl of money,
AS YOt'lt lIHI'dOIST KOIt IT.
Hul ds not be iloluded h.t.takin Imll .
lions or subsinutes, o s eililiu itcoiu.
uiaoile-l as -Jusl as t(taiO 1" lnsl-t no tha
i. ...... t tu inn ntn, k.
Kcuuiiioanu ins n-iu . nnioti timt w
,,,. 0arh box which Is guaranteed euttu
eally pore under our sian.iure, an linli.p.u
slide re il-lla to iniil'o suesns In tho neat.
inoit, l ake uo other, or eml tu us
Wuilibitriio v- I it. i I'm) rh tors.
It? Broadway, cor. KaAitaSt.,
MaylVHly, NEW YOHK.
TO WIIOW IT M V (OM I'ItS.
All persons are lit retry forbid herb rhm or
trus.lt.g in wife, Ki 17. M ll-t Fr t.it, o-t
my K.I end I., aril without Jusl cause nr pro.
r iatlun, 1 wll. luy no del.t. euouat. o.J by
n y at-eoum aner tllia tiutoi rno imviua teiv
aajiwaauwsu "
I NEW AIlVEUTlSnMIOSTS.
Songs never Sung.
"How does that verso run? Something tike
tins, isn't It?
Tliero nro who touch the maalo slrlrir.
And noisy lame Is rum! tu win thru I
Alas I tor those who neter ring,
Hill die wltli all their musiu In them. "
"Yc, (bat's beautiful, tathetle and Hue."
I eabl jour representative. "Ihe pou alludes
i ycviov wnu uru Etimcnow ruptircsseil, anil
never act llielr full allowance nfloy nnd air.
Which reminds trio uf a Utter shonn nie tho
; other dav ly Iliat-ox h Co., of New York,
signed by Mr. II. C. U iilinms, ol Chapman,
.utito-t , u, i , u iiriioiiucui uuiiness man
ui mat piaee, lie strut M
"1 have snllero-l with itSthma for over 10
year-, ainl hail a lerillite attack in lleceiolnr
itun .iiiiiiiirv, iiaa, i unruly know whit
lr ptt-'l tnu to takePAiiKKii's'IoMf. 1 Obi
ro. ainl l bo first ilny 1 look Im-r ilnsts. The
t-llect astonirlicit me. Th.it nikhl 1 sicpt as
II uothhiK was the mallei with me. i.n-. hate
cter since. 1 have hail cuius ,1'co. but no
iisthun. Jly I renihlng Is new as pi-tlect as
II 1 tuiil never known that illnasn. lfjm
ki uw i f any one wlm has nai limn tell bi o in
my name that I'AitKati'a To.muwiiI euro It
elen nltir lorty jears.' I here v-as n uiau
vihocsciiiietl the hue of those whum thu pott
lauienis."
Thlsprc t.aratlnn.whirh.ha hercto'orcbrrn
knoiin ns I'ALIttii's UimikiI Tunic will
neroattcr ho mlv. ril,el and snbl under Ihu
name ol Paukkii'm 'ionic Inasmuch aa
dinger Is really an unimportant liiareiilcnt,
a nil unprincipled ilrolers itre e. I'Smntly ite
cclvlnu tli. 1 r tiistomcrs by siibstltuili g In
ferior preparations uiitltr tlienuiue ul giuuer,
we it I op the inlslenillUK wont.
Theiels no change, huweter. In the prctinr-
allon tlselr. nnil nil hnttlea ri-tnulnliiu- In Ihe
honils ol il i-:t le re, wrapped uioler Hie naine of
l'AliKilli'a anan Toiu coutoln the genu
ine uiedlclnn II the tac-slinile slviiatuiu of
itiacox & t;o. is at tho botluiutit the out
side wrapper. Way t-tnl
Annual Statement
OF THU
LEHIGHTON POOR DISTRICT
PETER IIE1M, Treasurer. In account with
Lehighton Poor District, for tho Yeartuil
Ing May 1st, )S83t-
Dlt.
To Amount or implicate for H'S ..
AiLuuut uf Supplement lur 1 ;,.
SOTO 63
10 81
tJ.I 61
lly Exnne'allons
DyO.'in'n lur Otllicilti
S'.t CI
Net amount of flupllcite, isss j 14 BO
I o'uuiotitit rtt-elVMt i-om J. i', uutn
tii.in Implicate- ISil tl S".
To tinintiiit ite'd fioio t . M-iittartz,
toro-er I reiisun r 49 04
To nmo int rtceivid I out N .tlisstr.
Oveisetr oi 1'iur ol .Mnhonlug
twp.. In .Mrs. Iluiiis1 txi etiSi s.... CO 00
Toamuunt received troiu S.tle ul M.
AUlbonj'a Uouds
8 to
OR.
Henry Campbell, .1. P.. rclferorders.
Henry t ampbt II. J if un.er lur re-
uiutnl ol .Mrs. Hu ns
O hlihtrt. rent lur .Mir. .ttulhcatu ..
F. ludnlir, rent lur Mrs. Miimoll ..
.1 Ilartliulouiew. IsMitliuir N Fishur,
Jus. eabolut. iiiirsitig Mis. ilur s ,.
II. V. JMurililtner, pulbisbing Slat--.
ment ISM--
Dr. W. a, l.trhumcr. uied services.
.Mrs Wiln 4t Msier. hill toreblld uf
M.S. .tluihearn
I.evlna Sutuuilt, hlskeythi tl
W. S Wiiitoruiutc, inerch.iniilse
F. Shulir. boa dim iMulheaiu tliihl.
A. D iUosser, rumlrtes
Kev. .1. F. Freeman, reivieea luneral
or 1 1. Wt Irs
O. Wolf, moving Tdrs. jUuih-arn
,M. 1 1 el 1111.111 h Co, Hour and coal....
M. Hellman rent l-hann Snyder ....
Peter nelin, six weeks board fur D.
Weiss
Wllllnin Kemerer, merchandise
Vnl. Schwartz. culhn lur D VMlss...
12 00
1 tu
to
18 60
it ee
tu tu
3 08
2 00
1 60
'.U 21
CI lu
t 00
4 3U
ii co
3 0")
e n
4 ia
ir.7 w
l oo
l ei
oo
4 IU
8 8(1
4 iu
io ro
Cliaa. I'liiteisuii.dlgaliiK aravo lur ll.
wi-iss ,
Dr. I". H tlerinan, medical seriices,
D. t els
J. P Smith, niauioir duplicate 18s.'.,
J llcnntnvr, (Stewaitl.) buanl, ate,
lur I'hiion .-ntder
lohn llsrtholomew, uiaklna tlress.
f.c , lor INnncy Hslor
Jos. Zunu, cons nblc, services In HI.
Anthony cise
Polly SctiMiih. iiur.Ina I). Weirs ....
.1. P. .Nusbaum, liio.chtti.ltse
K. II. Snyder, inirct.iindlse
J, la. tlivb.-l. i o.i I
iim.M llat slier, sen ices rendered
Hiring tear
K.jFeiisiLrimicher, meiehniid so
It, Iteek. n-loii, coal ami rnttillns: ....
it. Ueckendurr. inorliig Mrs. etnytter,
It. ittckeiiilurf. rent lur Mrs. Snjdor,
11. Ilt-cketidorl, one t. tu's salary ....
David hhia rt, Hour, he
Charles I'ntU-inin, dlaalng arate lor
Mr. Hi-iiiiiii
Mis. Ki. Dot sehlisehky, ruerouanoire
lor.tlr. ilea ho
Dr. W. A. liethaii-er, rnetl. reivlees..
Ur. W, t. t Sulple. nied. services. ..
II. V. At. rth liner, or. or bo-iks, a.'-.. ..
T.S. Deck, books nnd rtliil orders. ..
It. A. Iteliz, relict orders
I'clt-r Helm, hoo-p, shoes inemllng',
Piter Iteim, tur b ardlng Mulhesrn
child Irom April 1st loMaiob O.h,
at $l,f u per tv. ek
Peter Helm, rcrvlcu- to Mahoning
twp. In .Mrs. Hums case
Potcr ilclin. taking Musts Anthony
tn Lehigh Connly Almshotire, In-
t-ludtng railroad fare, carriage
hire, ,c
Poter Helm, attending lock. up
Peter lit-lm, exptnses tol.chtgh tju.
Almshouse, In I', Sndertase....
Peter Helm, one year's salary, to
April 1st, IS83
Peter Helm, per cent, ea f 781 , al 2
I 42
SI 14
2 10
12 SO
ii CO
8 .U
S CO
1 64
1 1 1
J ro
8 85
:! 7J
i DO
18 Oi
7 (0
2 10
14 .'0
21 00
6 00
CO 00
Peter llilai, an'di't'ois Ices',
15 t:
4 10
18 0 82
Halanee In hands of Tctcr nelm,
Treasurer 1:0111
Tqm OJ
We, tho nndcrslgncddnlyolected Auditors
of the llorongh of Lehighton, do corttfy that
tho foregoing account Is correct to tho best of
our knowlodg-o and belief.
W. I LONIl,
P. M. VANLIHW.
Auditors,
May C, 18S3 wl
Itesneetfully announces to the people of Trf-
hlghton and Its vicinity, tl at he l now pre
pared toiupply them nil It all kinds uf
Household Furniture
Manufae'nrel from Ihe ttest Seasoned Mate.
rials at Prices fully as low as the rame article,
ran bo l-nutrht lor els -wheru. Here are a few
ol the Inducements offered
P trior Set! at from 60 In 60
Walnut elaihie-lop nrcsing t-aso
lleiiriaitn Suites. 3 nieces 440 to 445
Palmed lledneun sultts tiatulk)
I'aneSeatui I'lialr". perstnro....
Cutnmon 1 hairs, per rat of S , tl
and all oilier (lnfls equally cheap.
In llils connection, I ileslrn to call the at.
I01 tl m of llie lieopln to my ample f eltltles In
THE UNDERTAKING BUSINESS
wlthrrNFW and 1IAM1SOMK I1KARS1",
and a lull linort' ssKKTS and t'llf Fl.S.
lam preat'et 0 attend promptly to all or.
tiers In thn ll e al lotteit pi Ices.
Patronaxe reriwrllullr sullclleil and Ihe
most ample satlsruclt n guaranteed
V. SCHWARTZ,
ectll DANKStMLtblgbtoo.
J". ITo IJ.ESAUSii5
Know
That Brown's Iron Bitters
will cure the worst case
of dyspepsia.
Will insure a hearty appetite
and increased digestion.
Cures general debility, and
gives a new lease or life.
Dispels nervous depression
and low spirits.
Restores an exhausted nurs
ing mother to full strength
and gives abundant sus
tenance for her child.
Strengthens the muscles and
nerves.enriches the blood..
Overcomes weakness, wake
fulness.and lack ofencrgy
Keeps off all chills, fevers,
and other malarial poison.
Will infuse with new Ufa
the weakest invalid.
J7 Walker St., Baltimore, Dee. jSSi.
For six years 1 hive been a great
sufferer from Blood Disease, Dys-pepsi.-andConstipatlonfand
became
so dsbilitated that I could not retain
anything on ny stomach, In fact,
lifs had almost become a burdea.
Finally, when hope had almost left
ine, ray husband seeing Baowtr!
Irom Bitteks advertised In the
Japer, Induced me to give It a trial,
am nov taking the third battle
and have -tot felt so well la'sl
years as I do at the present time.
Mrs. U F. Gainst,
Brown's Iron Bitters;
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up," than
any medicine made.
THS3 BES-3?
OF ALL
3?0?, l31Uip B3AST.
WlexcnjtfiIutil!3C7X.tnimenthaBbpen
ul l;now:i t o nilllor-.B till over the world aa I
S .;:') onJv calo rcllanco for tho roller of!
juct.'Hieiii.'s rain paui. i& 13 a meaicanei
r j riiKi. o -iri'ju tintt irntieo 1 11a iwiioi itas
....... w, UIW,VIMVtUUWIIS4jliUl
-oiiTir. T.tnlmnrtf ta -w-HltoTit nt, nmtst
1 ' 1 :i.ic::-ulc.i ileiix cmI muscl to
1"t3 ttry bone tanliirjs tho contlcn
vi'j'in of pain mi1 lntlmninoUon lmpos
i r Hup. 1 'i ojl'ccl 1 r port Unman Fleali anfl
itt im iirjto (.'rt-ntjci-.i eta cgually wonder-
'J.sUnirarr.t is reodoil l-j- rjamcb3(!7 In
f every house livery tiny brings nown of
1 1 sie cg-rnyoi uu nv.Tltlsciuuar uars
.'-?ubtlrietl, of rheiimntio mnrtyra re
ef lorvsl, or a atnnblo liorsn or ox
ittvit; Dy lua JtoauiiB powex oiuiu
I UlSilllT
eTjh'.sh erieedlly carers tracli allmcnta of
line HLTUAN FLi:sU cs
a r.:it,r.iaatiiuii nvxIUncss StlrT,
j jalitrc, t-ntracn-tl juneclea. Burns
'si-uttl fralis, Cnt", Rrnlaoa and
"Jetrsiniiij, I'nisancna Ultra itnrl
"-.'Jtfiif;, f:t!-Titev3, J.nmeneea, Old
JCsiron, trtrtri, I-'roattiltca. ClillbloJna.
r.,oest Kl.spjes, Cnl-otl 23reitt nnd
'swuicsl ttery fois of cztentai ills
.rje. It hent-j vitliowt cenrs.
V or t!to lisoiTi (,'iiCAriw it cures
P'tinlm, fiivsiii7', t?tllt Joints,
( i'c tss.!cr, TTnmcra tsorea, ZToof Dla
iMtsrs, loot Hot, Scresr WoinsSeaSs,
jeoilcri- Ilnrti, ricrarcliea, tVlnd
jfjelliis O-iarit, Tlirnrh, Illnclione,
rtni-ci. I'oll r.vll. Illtu nnaia
iMhs f.-l!tt nit.l oTcry other ailment
its vrttielt t!io occnpniita of liis
3.--,L!o nnd Btoclc Vard Are liable.
"xho Eloxlcnn Uttalanrj X.lnlment
rJvraTi carca nntt iiuver dlsaprioiata;
raaiti3,r-C2iti"rol7t
OP ALL
r03 ISAK 03 3SAST.
0
ft
DR. J. T3, tatti
111
HERTS
wm Wires .Ite-s
,?'. s. W ,c
iGHISl
a psainvE cn:,i for Fir..'.iE compiautc
TU remedy will act Id barmory wltit tlm Fo
aalo svstem at all t!m?s, and also ImmnV.stely
t'ponther.bdomlnid rnd uterlno muscle", sudra-s;orothcstonli"-dlhy
rnd strong conititon.
Pr. Uare'ibi's Vtertuo fatho'ieon v.ll cure faH
!"I ct tho v-trah, Iuci.-tlica, Ciremclaflianta
ilea r.n.1 Vlcerjtli't ot tun Vcmb, InclCentel
llcrjirrha-a or l'looS.a-, IV'r-fnl, P u.prestctl
enl Irrcsithr Menstruation, Kidney toi.ni'.iliit,
1J irrrcacei rndfs cr pedally a2.sittl tott-o chA--i
ctLl'.s. Genl for prr.ht t.c3. lllettcntf
iniu'v f rce'y r.nsworod. Ad.'.rcrs r.-i tbove, ror
s-.lu liyelttl-ti-irlsts. Nf.relro Plrerbottlr,
CM cfro tsLSO. fa raro and tri V r Dr. Jlae
clilsl'sUteilneCCaUcoa. TtiorooUiw-
' A. J. Durll I,', T
MchloB, Ta. it f
WANT
"IMMEDIATELY!
?0 nior 901111a win t
learn TKL.t:4itlAlllY
ttntitt nliiiHtiiiiiiaj initir
Ith Himp, hnperlntruiifnt
UKlCUANTKLEGUAriiCO.tOberIlP, O,
AVALsjikMBAri LES,
nnrsnu rrsmir ri.torisi insiiw. t, iv.
n-sl twa SehuolUS
St is. S A.Wts
woria. a.
U Sle-WS. Ihrcc.nr SH I CI KN
J.CH.CI K.
Co.. 6ts Clie.tnut SI . l-l.tlatirllOlU, Tm.
Hpr.-i - bitAitutb&iwi
TJlaHi. JW' a 1 ut Uouao tutOJ,
.Jhw kt-. r.,i nurf . . 1 1..,
KfH I ..I. . It tul ttut mvnd (if
tlS""'. "t"r re rts ni
,,V W"n(!i tills ur-rr.
"THE CEOT IQ CHCAPefiT."
KCI.YES. TUDCCUCnebAtt'-mift
nrssPnirtri ' 1 1 1 H.OI 1 1.1 IO f 'or.r Rnllm
f!rrHiJltr
tSalMsltoatt e'iu.11. ' Wrt elo.-rtlt.r! ISiu. 1-unnWs
and Hrtees to Tna A.tUtniq & Taylor Co.. "-tseyt-l, ga,
)v In )ii r nsy-t-sifftt .ci teir I JIm4 t
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