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CARDS,
Attorneys.
ry A. SNYUElt,.
ATTljhrtfEY AT LAW.
OrncE-Cornerof Rank Street h Banhwsy,
2nd building above the Uorbon Advocate
Printing Otnee.
May ID, US3-mJ LKlliailTON.
m. lursmin,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OiRi 8tr,tsaiBT0ic, Pi.
R.alBsUt. and Collection Aireoev Jill
?.ll IU.1 Ktt.. OonT.yanc.ng .leatly done Co).
..Hons promptly Blade, rf.tttlng KUt. nr D.
td.nts specialty. May b. cousoltad In t-ngllsb
ndUarinan. scv.M
Physicians and Dentists.
REMOVED.
W.tJ. M. Seime,PHysiciar& Sure:n,
Has Removed his omce and Residence 1 frnm
Second St.tn SOUTH Street.ln theballdlnir
formerly occupied ly A J IIoi.lknma,viih,
where fie will bo pleased to see Ills Irlends
and patrons. S-OFF10E lt'"'l ! '"'
6 to 0 o'olock P. M. March 31, U83
-J-K. AV. W. UKUim.
PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON,
MAIN STREET. PAHRYVILLU Pa,
May be consultedln tha English or German
Language. March 21, 1583.
TTT a. DEMIAMEU, Jl I).,
. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
gperlal attention paid 1 Chronic Hlsea.es.
Offlca: South Kt corner Iron ami 2nd ts., I.c
ilghlon.ra. Aprl!3, 1875.
N.
D. ItEHEIt, M. D.
V. 3. Kxamlntiig Surgeon,
PRACTICING PltYSIUIAX and SU HOEON.
Or.Fics; llauk Street. ItmiEa'a HLOCtt, Lehigh-
'"il'ay'be consulted In the Oerm n Language.
Unv. 3
D
It. C. W. 110WEK,
PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON.
May be consulted In Hie Ocrinan or English
!.i'-gujge
llmrt Li.poslle Purling s Drug store.
isAMKSt., Lehlghtun. I'a.
Jan.ll-y
W. A. Cortright, D.D.S.,
OFFICE : OptKisile lliv "nmadway House,"
Mauoh Chunk, Pa.
Patleni hive the benefit of tlie latest lm.
nruvmnina' In insihsnlut appliances nud
the Unsi math ) l or treatment In nil surgical
-a..... N 1 I'lllltls-OXIDK administered II
desired. If ios-l'd persons residing nulsido
of Mauch Chunk should m ike engag-mems
by mail. J n
miroMAS KU)ii:nnn,
1 CONVEYANCER,
A VII
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
The .MIowinft Comp-uiles are Represented:
L Hit A.N )N MUTUAL I'IRB
HBAillNO MUTUAL HUB,
WYOMING Pill!!.
rorTsviLLE FIRE.
I.KIIIllll KIUK.nndthnTIlAV
BLEU AUCIUKNT INSURANCE.
Also Pennsylvania and Mutual Horso Tliicl
etrcilvrana in-uraui-o l;i mpaiij.
Mnrcn:s.lS7I lllos. KUMEltER
pARBON HOUSE,
J. W. RAUDENBUSH, PROPRIETOR,
HakkSt., LmtioiiTov, I'a.
Tha n.innv HniMK odors Hrst-class necnm
oxidations to Ihe Triiradnc public. Hoarding
ii. ih. 11,0 nr ivei,lt mi Itraaouatilo Terms.
llholeo Cigars, Wines and Liquors always on
band. Hod Sheds and Stables, with atteo-
llro llojtlors. aitaclied. April iu-yi
TD.VCKEItrilN IIOThli.
Midway between Maurh Chunk & Lohl'ihton
t,E(IPOI.l) MEYEK. PnorBlkTOB,
Packerton, l'enn'a
This well known hntr,! I admirably refitted
and has tho bestacumuiodAllons tor pcriiniii
rtitaiul imnnl.nL tM,nriler. rxi'ellfllt latde
and the very boat liquors. Also Hmi rtihlcs
attached. f-ept. IS-yl
l( C,it!U2;tSS
Livery & Sale Stables
1 -CK-ICkASilaJ
I.U'K STItRK r.UKIIIOIITOX, I'
PAST TKOTt'lNU IIOUSE6,
ELEOAT CAHUIAUE:
And vosltlvely LOWElt I'HIUKX tlutii an
other Livery in the Cojnty.
i.,,nii hmUnmu L.'aritaires for P.liier.
anraoses and Weddlnaa. 1JAVIU EUUlUtl'
Nut. II. 117 J.
ItAUDKNUUsJH
Iterpoctlully annmna " Hi pnbllo that ha
has opened NEW I.IVKIO' HP MILE In
connection with his hotel, aiid Is prepared to
furnish Teams for
Fansrais, Wcliiap or Business Trips
on shortest notice and most llboralcerms. All
orders Ivfl at tho "Carbon House' will receive
prompt attention Stab's on North S reel,
next the hotel, EeMntuim. an22-yl
PATENTS,;
ANDEIKONli SMITH.
Solicit ts of t'. S. and For
1 elan .Patents. Nn. Too Ith
St'e.t, oor of (, opp. V S. Pstent illflce.
wasninifion, n, . orrerponoeneo solicit.
d. No hire for advlco. No fee churned
unless Paieuv ts allnweil. Ilrferenees. I.mli
Jolin.on ti Uo Hankers, and Postmaster,
VsMntoo, 1. U. Pamphlet or lnitruc.
tloDslrea. jan Pile
rVVOUTU AND- MIf)t)IE-aED,
Would tou e re-lor- a to sot" ND Urmhnnn1 0
ptn aiul Tiro wt I -el art lUuilUUUU ;
vitnele4 .uvebpe, oil re... i
rtof. J.T. E-Jl S, Ufdaaatiurc f T. JulyKy
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PATENTS
obtained for Inventors In tho United States
Canada nnd Europe, at reduced r.ites. With
our principal omce located in wasmngton,
directly opposite the United Stales Patent
Office, wo are able to attend to all patent .
business with greater proinplne-s nnd de-1
spatch and at lets cost than other patent at
torneys who are at a distance Irom wash.
InKton, and who have, therefore, to oinplo)
nsiocl ite attorneys " We make prellmlnar
examinations and furnish opinions as to pa
tentability, free ofchnrne. nnd all who an
lneresied In n.w Inventions and intents an
In Ited to rend for n ropy ul our "(luldo fin
ou:nlnlnir Patents," whbh Is sent Trro ,
any aidress. anil contains coot leie Itistrup.
nous now to oniain iiaienis nni mner vnmn
Me matter. Wo refer to tho Ocrmnn-Aim'r.
lean National Hank Wushli.Kiiui, 1. O. ; tbr
Itoval Swii .b. Norwrainn and nanisn lyira.
tlnns. at WH.hlhRtou ; Hon. .los. t'asey. late
Chlel Justice U. S Court nf Ulnlins; to the
UIHclal, or the U. S Patent Ofllco. and In
Senator, nnd Members of Congress Irom
every State
Address: l.nillS ltMlOEIt ft CO.. So
llcltors ol Patents nnd Atlnrnejs at Law, Lr
Droit HUllitlng, IV A8HIMHON.
Buy Your Spring and Summer
Groceries, Queensware, etc.,
AT-
0. M. SWEENY & SGFS,
Old Post-Office Building, Bank St. Lehighton.
mi
INDIAN
'urc3 all diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Eow
ls, Kidnoys, Skin and Blood. Millions testi-
o its oflloaoy in healing tho above named
diseases, and pronounno it to bo the
BEST REMEDY K240WN TO MAN.
t luii j lu'dlK.
Guaranteed to Care Dyspepsia.
jggr A G E N T S W A N T E 1 lSQ
Laboratory 77 West 3d St., New York City, Druggists fell it.
LYICENS, UADriilN Co.. Pa.
l)n. Ci.aiik Johnson:
.My bodv was literally envered with Teller, tor wblcn 1 could (tet nn relief until I took
yourl.Nll.'AN IILtlUU hYltl'l" which has erfectuslly lured m . 1 recnnimriid It hluhly.
ENOCH UIUiUEU.
Spring Announcement !
i
he., &o. liur Young luui:s and Uentlenien will find It to their advantage to Hire him
a call before lurrlmslng elsewhere, as they will find the II EST SELECTED STOCK In
Town AT BOTTOM PHIOES,
ScEWIS
Old ost Office mmi
April II, Ui:-ly
ffa Carhm
AYER'S PILLS.
A largo proportion of the dt?eaFc? Mlilcli
causa huiimn Buttering result Iroiu tU-ratigv
went of tho Blomacli, bowuls. nnd llvor.
AVCRB CATHAIITIC 1'ILLS net ttlrcctlj' UpOU
thcue organs, and nro cspuclally ttcslgiietl to
euro the diseases caused Iy tliu.r dcrai.go
niciit, tnclmUug Cunntlpiilloiit Indle
tlon, Iydp(7iifI:i, llfntlaclic. ulci.x ,
ami a host of otlier ailment, lor all ul
which thoy nro a safe, tuvc. prompt, rtutl
pf;w;uit reiuctly. TIio extensive we f the-
PJLLs by eminent pi (jn Irian In Myu.nr ra.
Uce, ohowA unuilfftHkrth.y tho tstliii.itmn .
nhlch thoy nro hold by tho medic.il pruU
HI.
TlicsoPlI.M are compounded of vegrtnW
subtanced only, and nro iihsdtutcly tit-o (
calomel or any other hijurloiiti ingredient.
A WuIToror from llc.iil.ttli writ
''Aviiu'.s Pn.i.B n io Invntuubie tnnit, i
are my coiiBtant companion, I tune !
a (teviTU sullercr Iroiu lU-udacho, nnd ou
I'll. i.s ii ro the mily thing I couid i
for ri'lk'f. One doao will tulkly Inou in,
littd and froo my htad finm pain. 'I la)
aro ttio must eirecm and thv -nth h hyic
1 li.no over fmnid. It I a p lens nro to mu ti,
speak In tholr praltto, mid 1 uh.ajs du to
when OL'e.nhm oirort.
Is. IMJi:.or V. U Pago & II ro."
Franklin .St., Ulchuioiid, a., ! ui.o
41 1 havo uiutl AVkrM Pnxa In nuniln r
Jo "4 iinlaiiot'! as reoomnieiidetl by ou. and
havu liefer known them to fall to iiccmnptish
tlmdexirc l itault. o ooiitanll keep them
on hand at our home, and prl?o them nn n
pkasant, MtV. and reliable family medicine,
FOU Di'Sl'hPSIA they aro Invaluable.
ft.XllAVi:s."
Mcxla, Tex.ii, Juno 17, 18ft!.
The Iti:v. FltiNrls It. IlAitlflWP, writing
from .ttfttitttt, Ia.. nays; Mor tou.e years
1.1st I have been funjert to eon tl pat inn.
litiiii ii tun, in BiMie tik iiiu ueu i.i iiiiui
clues of rations kinds. 1 sutlered Inert astn
torn wlik'h, In spite of the ueo vt ineili-
lnuonvenieuee, until wmio months nuo J
bean taking AVi:u'h Pii.I. They have
enilrtly euirected the costio habit, and
have vastly impvuved my general health."
Avr.ii'rt C.vlllAUric pTli.h cornet (regu
larities nf the bowels, stimulate tho ape
tite and dlgethn, and by their piompt nnd
thorough action give tone and vigor to the
Mhole phytileal economy.
I'lini'.wtKD n'
tr.J.C.Ayeri5tCo.)Lowoll.lVlc6
Sold by nil Druggists.
YOUNG,
OLD.' AND
All cxperlfueo the wonderfv
beiiellciul clftctH of
Ayer's SavsapariMo
ChlMren with Pnrc l'ycs, for
Imiis, in any scrofulous nr si pi
m.i) bo mado hinlthy and frtlon
llltlc flint.
oy m u.u.
Sold by all Druggists j SI, six bottles for Cf
A r'TTXTtJ wnnlrd.to sell Eillfon'sMus.
vr 1 .1 1 O test Telephone nnd Kdlfon's
Instnntnncoiis IMnno and Organ Music, hn
clo.,1 stamp lore tnbiuueand tern's.
EIIISON MUSIC CO., Phllndelih'n. Pa
di e. 24." 6.
IS A SURE CURE
for all diseases of tha Kidneys and
L8VER
a crjaiL, enabline It to throw off torpidity and
c Inaction, Umulatinf the healthy necretion
oi uio Aiuo, ana oy Keeping tae Dowen in tree
condition, tSccUae Its rctpilardiwh&ive.
RCT q I c t2 If you nre etulbriiig from
I VB CllCt I Ida trmiaria. have the ehlllj!.
r are bilious, dyspeptic, or constipated, Kiel-
j w urv riuiwvi; r.ucvo a qmuiuj euro.
In this season to cleanse the Bystem, every
one should te a thorough course of It.
COLD DY DRUCQISTS. Prlco tl.
BLOOD SYRUP
The un lerslirned calls the attenllen
of his many friends nnd patrons to his
Large and I nslilonsble Stock of
Spring Goods,
Consist Inir of
BOOTS
AND
SHOES
Of every description and Stylo In the
Market, Including a special lino of
Lady's Fine Shoes
Also, a full line of
Umbrellas,
Sun Shades,
Hats, Caps,
Will
MNSON'S
BAM Street, LEHIGHTON
INDEPENDENT-"
LEHIGHTON, CARBON. COUNTY,
List of Premiums
to be awarded at the Ninth Annual Fair, nf
the Carbon County Industrial Society, to bo
hrh! on their Orounds, in the Borough of
LehighUm, Carbon county, Pa.,onTueiy,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October
2,3, 4, and 5, 1883 1
Class 1 IIohses.
Heavy Draught, Blooded.
H;st Stallion between and 12 years. I 00
Kernn'd host ', 3 00
Third best 1 00
Best mare under 6 years 6 00
Secnnd best 3 '0
JUat horse colt between 2nnd 4 years.. 3 90
Secnnd best - 2 00
H-st mnrecolt beween 2 and 4 yenrs ... 3 00
Second best 2 f 0
Hest colt under 2 years 2 00
Second best 1 (0
Host colt under six months 2 00
Second best 1 (0
CLASS 2 SrEED.
WEDNESDAY, OOTOI1ER 3d.
"pen to all horse In the county, owned
three months prior to the day of trial, and that
have never gone Tor money other tcan county!
premiums
Ilest trotllna; horse 6?S 00
Second best IS 00
Third best 6 00
Tho above Trotting Match Is to tako place
at TWO o'clock P. M Provided, however,
that four horses must be enterrd, and not less
than ihrco io start. Heats, two rounds, best
three in fire, to harness. Entrance Ice, ten
rer cent of whnlo nmourtt or premium offered.
All horses for this class must be entered be
foroa o'clock Saturday evenlnir, September
221, and entranco fee paid to the Secretary.
, I
Open to nil colts In tho county, not over,
four years old, nnd owned three months prior
to the day of trial, and that have never gone
for tnoLcy other than county premiums:
Ilest trotting colt $10 00
Second best.! & f0
Third best 2 00
To take plnco at 2.31 o'clock P. M. Pro.
vlded, however, that lourcolts be entered and
not less thnn thrco to start. Heats, two
rounds, best three In five, to hnrncs. En
tranco fee two dollnrs. Entries close Satur.
day, September 22d, at 0 u'clock P. AI., and
feo paid.
BIOYCI-E RACE. Open to all In tho
county :
First premium (20 00
Second premium 10 00
Third premium & 00
To take place nt SnVlock P. M. Provided,
however, that lour must enter, and not less
than three to start, and make two rounds
acbtltnc, best two In three. Entries close
Tuesday, October 2d. nt 7 o'clock P. M., and
entrance fee which Is 10 per contof fune,
I aid to ilio Secretary.
THURSDAY AFTEIlN()0?f,OUT. 4th
Open to alt horses In Carbon nnd adjoining
counties, with no better record than 2:18,
First premium , .' '60
Second premium '25
Third premium Ill
Horses entered In this class cannot contest
forolher premiums, except luracoopen to
all. AH cntrhs lor this trot limit close ut
urday evenlnir. Sept. 22, at nr before six o
clock, and tho entrncnes paid to t ho Secretary
Hcnts, two rounds best 3 In 6 to harness,
Horses ontoiod to bis number need not ap
pear In general Cavalcade, but must be on
the F.ilr Grounds by Wednesday morning nt
u o'clock, nnd bo reported to thoSecrtnry.
Eutrance fee 10 percent, oftho whole amount
of premium offered, and not less than thrco
horses to start, and not less than four to
enter.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. Mb
Open to all Hurscs.
Hot trotting horse t 100 00
Second Ilest 60 13
Third licit 20 00
Four horses must be entered. Entrance tou
10 per cent, of purse, not less than three to
start.
Persons drslrlng to contest for this premium
wlllentrr their names with tho Secretcry on
or bofure ept. S2,'nt;or before 0 o'clock p. tn
and pay htm the entranco fee Heats, two
rounds, bestthrre In five, to harness.
A horse to get an award for the first pre
mlum must trot two rounds In 2:JH; for second
premium. 230: lor third premium, 1:10.
Horses entered In this class cannot con'.es
for other premlnms, and ticcd not appear In
general Uavalcade, but must bo on Ilia Fair
Orounds by Wednosday morning at 0 o'clock.
and bo reported to the Secretary.
FOOT RACE Open to all In the county,
First premium J 25 (0
:econd premium lb t0
Third lirtuiium 6 00
To take place at 3 o'clock p. m.,provi led,
however, hat four must enter and not less
loan three to start, and make one round
Entries cloo Ihuisday evening at 7 o'cloek
Entrance feo 10 per cent, of purse aod paid to
the Secretary at that time.
s-A Committee on Arrangements will b
appointed 'to superintend all matters pertain,
lug to the raco' course, settle nil disagree
mint and difficulties, and enforce time ol
spred am entiles, whoso decisions will be
dual.
CLASS 3 IIouned Cattle
Class 1 Blooded Slock
Ilest Alderney cow It ' 0
Second best s 00
Ilest Ablerneybull a 00
Second best 3 Oi
Hett Durham cow 4 00
Second best 2 00
IK it Durham bull 4 00
Second best 2 IO
Class 3 Mixed Breeds.
Rest bull, 3 years and "upwards 6 ro
Second best 3 00
Rest bull, I to 3 years 3 CO
Second best '
Ilest bull bolwecn Oand 12 month 2 uO
Second best 1 00
Uest cow, 3 years and upwards,..,,,.., 4 00
Second best 2 00
Ilest heifer, 1 to 2 year 4 00
Second best 2 00
Ilest heller between Oand 12 months.... 2 00
Second best 1 00
CLASS 4 Steers & Oxen
Ilest corn-fed steer weighing VO0 lbs.
and over,, .t d
Pest pair working oxen,,, 3
Second best 1
Ilest pair steers, corn fed , 4
Second best dip. and 1
Rest single steer under fiyears.eorn fed 2
Second best..,, 1
licit pair steers, stall fed 2
CLASS 5 Swine.
Best boar t
Rest sow"" 3 00
Best 6 pigs between 2 and 6 months,... 2 0)
Bsst display of fat hogs ,. 3 CO
Live and Lot Live."
PA., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1883.
CLASS 6 Sueep.
Uest sheep t 2 00
Second best 1 01
CLASPS' 7 Gkain, Seed and
Flour.
Rest bushel whlto wheat 1 (0
Rest bushel red wheat, not mentioned.. I (0
Rest bushel California wheat ISO
Rest bushel Medlterranlan wheat 1 60
Res' bushel rye 1 fo
Rest bushel flint corn 1 6
Rest bushel yellow gore corn 1 Oi
Rest bushel oats 1 00
Rest peck clover seed 1 00
Rest peck timothy seed 1(0
Rest peck orchard grass seed 1 CO
Rest barrel while wheat flour 2 10
Rest barrel rod wheat flour 1 00
Rest hundred pounds ryo flour 1 00
Rest hundred pour ds buckwheat meal,. 1 00
Rest hundred pounds corn meal 1 CO
Second best ofeachnftbe above Si
CLASS 8 Farming Imple
ments.
Rest four horse team, full size 4 00
Rest four mute team 4 ro
Rest two horse plow 1 00
Rest cultivator I 00
Rest harrow l on
Rest roller 1 00
Rest grain drill too
Rest mowlngnnd reaping machine 0 00
Rest corn shcller (horse power) 1 00
Best threshing machine 6 (0
Best sweep horsepower 160
lest endless chain horse power 2 00
Rest farm wagon for two horses 1 60
Rest horso rake i 00
Res.tcornshellerfhand powtr) 1 00
Rest bay and straw cutter 1 00
Rest halfdozen rakes 60
Rest Tanning mill 1 o
Rest grain cradle 60
Rest hay lork dip.
Rest manure fork dip.
Rest corn busker dip.
CLASS !) Manufactured
Artcles.
Best two horso carriage J: a 0,1
ceond best 2 O'l
Rest one-horse carriage , 4 00
'Cond best 2 00
Rest set iloublo carriage harness......... 3 IO
Second best l 00
Rust single carrlago harnes. 2 00
Second best l 00
Rest display of boots and shoes 3 00
Second Lest 1 00
Restdlsplayofcsblnet ware.slx ormore
article r, oo
Second best 3 01
Restdlsplay nf stoves, not less than p.. 6 00
Rest display of finished leather 1 00
Rest display of cbalrs 3 00
Restdlsplay nlccdenwnre 1 01
Rest display ol Iron castings 100
Rest display of roller Iron 100
Rest display of tods 100
Hi si display of tinware 1 00
Rest churn 60
Rest washing machine 1 00
Restdlsplay of manfactured tobacco ,. 1 0
Ilstdirplay of candles , 2 01
HcsttUsi lay ot hats and caps 3 00
Best display or clothing 3 00
Rest piece of cassl mere 1 01
Rest piece ofcnsslnet 1 10
Rest piece ofllnsey 1 00
Hi si piece of Ingrain car pet 1 0
Uest rag carpet 1 to
Ilest lot ol woollen stockings 60
Rest lot uf mittens and gloves 60
CLASS 10 Vegetables.
Rest bushel Mercer potatoes $ 1 00
" " blue-eyed potatoes 1 00
" " Halifax potatoes 1 to
" " In any other varlet 110
' " sweet potatoes 1 0'
" " turnips 1 00
" " ruta bagos 1 on
" " sugar beets 1 00
' half bushel field beans 1 00
" peck bunch beans 1 00
" " polo beans 1 00
" lima beans 1 00
" " tomatoes 1 00
" " onions 1 10
" " red beets .", 1 0
" " parnilps 1 00
" " carrots 1 00
abbage, not les than six heads 1 01
Oyster plants, not less than six 1 00
Squnshes, not less than six 1 CO
Watermelons, not less than six 1 to
Coiitilopcii, not less 'han six 1 10
Pumpkins, not l,s than six 1 00
Celery, no less than 1: stalks 1 00
("ticutnbcrs. not less than 26 1 ui
Illfpiay ut vegotaldes 2 00
Sccuud best ot any uf the above
60
CLASS 11 Poultry.
Rest pair gray dorklng
. 1 fo
Second best..
60
. 1 00
Heat pair whltodorklngs ,
Second best
60
Rest pair Mac 1111 h
. 1 01
60
Second best
Rest pair white polands 1 CO
Second best 60
Rest pair black poland 1 00
Second best 60
Rest pair golden polands 1 (0
Second best f 0
Rest pair silver polands 1(0
Second best '. 60
Rest pair red game 1 00
Second best 60
Rest pair gray game 1 00
Second be.t 60
11 'st pair pile game 10
Second besi 60
Rest pair leghorn 1 00
Second best t
60
Rest pair African bantams
1 0
Second bell ,
60
Rest pair gold laced bantams
1 00
AO
1 OJ
60
1 00
Second best
Rest pair silver laced bantams
Second best
Rest pair cochins ,
Second best ,
60
Rest pair Brahams (light) 1 0
Second liest... .,
Best pair Brahams 100
Second Rest
Rest pair Hamburg! 100
So.ond best
60
Rest palrhoudans
1 CO
AO
1 00
60
1 00
60
1 00
60
1 00
60
1 00
60
1 00
60
Second best
Best pair areTectotui
Second best
Best pair la Beche ,
Second best
Best pair sultans
Socond best
Best palje hronio turkeys
Second best
Best pair whlto turkeys
Second best
Rest pair wild turkoyi
Second best
Rest pair common turkeys..,. 1 00
Second best 60
Best pair muscovy ducks 1 00
Second best SO
Rest pair Aylesbury ducks ,., 100
Seoond best .' 60
Best pair Rouen ducks 1 to
Second best 60
Best pair Uayuga ducks 1 00
Second best ... 60
Bast pair Brsm.n gv.se 1 00
Second best , 60
bomb.
$1.00
If
Rest pair brown China geese 1 0)
Second best
Rest pair white China geese
Second best ,.,
.... 60
1 CO
.... 60
Rest pair African geese.. Ul
Second best.,
60
Ilest pair Tolouse geese 101
Second best 60
Rest pair wild geese 1 00
Second best
Rest pair guinea fowls
Second best
Rrst pair pea fowls
Second best ,
Rest and greatest varlity of plgtons.,
60
1 0J
60
I 00
60
1 00
ro
ectinu dcsi .
Rest pair common rabbits 1 O'l
Second best 60
Ilest lop-eared or'Madagarcarrabblts., 1 00
Second best 60
Rest lot of fowls of one kind, not less
than eight In number 100
Rest display or poultry, not less tban
twenty fowls 10
CLASS 12 Dairy & Honey
Rest butler, not less than 6ft t 1 CO
Second best, not less than 6 D 60
Rest Dutch cheese, not less than S lb,. 1 00
Rest specimen honey, not less than d lb 1 00
Rest applebutter.not less Ihanl gallon 1 00
The method uf making butter nnd cheese to
bo stated In writing by each competitor.
CLASS 13 Fruit.
Rest half bushel apples $ 1 00
and most numerous variety 2 00
Best specimen nf pesrs not less than 6.. 1 0
nnd most numerous variety 2 00
Rest specimen tieacbcs not less than 6 . 1 bo
Rest display or plums 100
Rest pock of quinces 1 1,0
Restdlsplay 01 Isabella grapes 100
Rcstdlsplnyof I'litawba grapes 1 00
Rest display of other varieties 1 00
Hestdlfpliiy of fruit 1 CO
Second best ot each of tho above 60
CLiSS 14 Home Manufac
tures and Home Department
nest woollen yarn fo
knit stockings 60
knit gloves or mittens 60
cotton quilt 100
chnmbray 1 00
6 pounds of hetcheled flax 100
6 pounds of wool 100
Second best o I each nfaboro 60
Rest loaf of whlto bread 60
Jiound cake to
rponaoenks 60
fruit cake 60
p'.aln cuke 60
preserves 60
pickles 60
hams cured by exhibitor 1 00
dried beef cured by cxMbli t 60
specimen dried fruit, any kind 60
largest display, not less than il 1 00
Best specimen preserved fruit any kind 60
Het specimen fruit J,- lie., any kind!.. 60
Second best , 26
Largest display fruit jellies, not less
than six , 1 00
Rest bottle home made wine, any kind 60
Second best-. 29
Rest ball gallon apple vinega M)
Second best 26
Ilest bnlt gallon sugar-cane m31asics.. 100
Second liest 60
Second best or each 01 auovc articles. .. 26
CLJSS 15 Ladies Work
and Flowers.
Restdlsplay of embroidery. $ 2 00
display ofother needlework 2 00
worsted work 2 00
crochet work , 3 00
display ofbead work., 100
display orUnittcd work 1 00
millinery work 3 00
Second best uf each of the above 60
Restdlsplay natural flowers and plants 3 00
Best design ofcut flowers 2 00
boquct , 60
collection id roses In pots 1 (0
collection or Dihllas In pots 1 00
collection nf China Asters 1 00
Veroeniis 1 00
Heliotropes 2 00
display of artificial flowers 2 00
dlsnhiv id wax flowuis. 100
Literal tirenilums will beawnrded for other
articles ol mi-rll by tho Committee of ladles
un mis class.
CLASS 1G Miscellaneous
Articles.
Best display of o'l paintings $ 1 00
" " statuary 1 00
" " drawing 1 On
" " dagucrrotypes 1 00
' ' ambrotypes 1 On
'I pianoforte 6 00
" display other musical instruments 3 00
CLASS 17 Non-Enumeu-ated
Articles.
The Committee on this class will use their
own Judgment in awaidlngsuch premiums as
they think suitnblo .
CLASS 13 Plowing Match
Best plowman $ 3 00
Second best 1 CO
Best plowboy under seventeen 3 00
Second best 1 60
The trial to tako place at 0 o'clock a. in., on
any day the committee of arrangements may
fix upon, ach plowman to do his own work
without a driver.
CLISS 19 ORES&itETALS,
Best display and quality of Iron oro....t 2 00
Best display and quail y zlno ore 1 00
Best dlsp, ay and q tallty slate, .dip and 1 ro
Beit display and quality limestone 1 00
Best display and quality Are and porce
lain clay.... 1 00
Best display and quality pig Iron 1 00
Best dlsi lay and greatest collection of
all the minerals found Ju Carbon
county 6 00
All the articles in the above list lobe the
product of Ciubon county. The collection
will be Ihe property of the Society.
Order of Exhibition.
1. All articles of competition must be on
the c round and entered on October!, be
fore 8 p. m., st which time the Secretary is
ordered to close the books and receive noth
lug more for cmiclltlnii, and at 2 o'clock
p. m., on Weilnesdoy, tho Commitlrawill
enter upon the duties of awarding prcm
iums.
2. On Tuexlay, October 2, at 8 a, m., the
gales ol the Fair Orounds will be open for
admittance, snd will be oienrd at the same
hour on each of the days of exhibition.
3. At 9:30 o'clock a in., on Wednesday
the 3d ol October, the horses of all classes,
audlbe mules contending for premium j.will
be brought upon the trial course for inspec
tion and judged according to the arrange
menla of the Committee.
4. The Plowing Match is to take place st
9 o'clock a. m., on Ihe day the Committee
of Arrangements may fix.
5. The address will be delivered on Thurs
day afternoon- it 2 o'clock. All business
must be suspended during the time the sd
dress is being delivered.
(1. The report of the Awarding Committee
will be publicly read on Friday st 12 m,
7. The publiesale will commence on Fil
day afternoon at I o'clock.
a Year if Paid in Advance.
not juiid in advance, $1.25.
8. rersons exhibiting articles which they
desire In have sold will be lurnlshcd, on en
(ring, with a rani announcing the fact that
it is fur sate. Printed catalogues will bo ills
tributed on tho day of tho sale, containing
the name and number ol the articles; but
no articles manufactured out of tho eounly,
thatmaycome in competition with our own
mechanics, will be sold under this arrange
ment. 9. The Awarding Committers aro to con
On. their awards in all rases to persons re
tiling within the counties of Carbon, Le
high, Northnmpion, Monroe, Schuylkill
and Liizetne; and in the case nf live slock,
shall award nn premiums tnany such Ex
hibitor, unless he shall have owned and
kept the animal at least three months prey)
nus to the trial; nor to any profp-sionin
sportsman or racer Class 2 excepted. The
dinereiit amounts will be apportioned 011
Wednesday.
10. The Committee on Horses and Mules,
nnd Plowing, will attend at the time speci
tied.
A cavalcade will br held at 9 o'clock, s.
m., nn each day of the Exhibition, when all
horses and mules must he nn the trial course
which aro entered fnr.pxklbitinn. The Sec
retary will furnish the Chairman nf the
Committee with a memorandum of articles
coming within lis respective class, fneether
with the names uf the members of the Com
mlttee.
Regulations.
1. All numbers of the Society can enter
articles for Exhibition, and receive tickets
"I admission for themselves and their chil
dren under 21 yean of ogc, free of cha'rge.
2. All persons not members of Ihe Society
wishing tn enler animals or ortlcles for ex
hibition will be charged one dollar, nnd
will be then furnished with a ticket, which
will admit him or her during the contlnu
Hnreof Ihe exhibition.
3. All articles on exhibition must remain
on the ground until -1 o'clock on Friday af
ternron, and on all occasions will be return
ed tn the exhibitor unless otherwise ordered,
4. The regulations must he strictly ad
hered to, otherwise the Society will n-d be
responsible for the minion of any oftho
animals or articles nn the list.
5. No animals or articles entered for ex
hibition ran bo taken away before the close
of the Fair, exrrpt by lermission of the Ex
ecutive Committer, and un premiums will
be paid to the animals orartitlss removed
in violation of this rule.
0. Animals and articles entered for ex-
liibilion will havo cards attached, with the
umber s euierei at the Secretary's office,
nd exhibitors should, In all cases obtain
their cords previous to placing their stock
or articles on (ho Fair Grounds.
7. All persons who intend to exhibit
horses, cattle, swine or sheep, or who In
tend to offer slock for sale, should notify the
Secretary, Elwin Bjuer, of such intention
on or before the 2nd of October, and leave
with hun a full description of such slock, In
rder that proper arrangements can be made
for their accommodation.
8. CAUTION. All articles exhibited,
whether ealableor not, must be respected as
private property, and any person detected
purloining or injuring them, will bo dealt
ith according to law.
9, All articles offered for competition
must be owned by the Comjietitor at least
thirty days bofore the V ir, and ti tall
fruit, vegetables and fl iwcra must be tho
growth ol the Competitors.
10. Any article which receives n distinct
premium, can not compete In cener 1 a Is
play, nor shall anyone article receive two
premiums.
11. Forollst ck xhi' lied, liar, oats,oorn
and water will be supplied on the ground,
without charge. Every article or animal
upon tho grounds shall, during the Fair, be
under tha control of the8ociety; and whilst
eyery possible precaution will be taken for
the safe keeping of the same, the Society
wilt in no casu be respons'ble fur any loss
or damsgo that may occur.
12. ituiicb. All money swarded as
premiums shall revert to the Society unless
called lor within sixty ilavs. Premiums
will bo paid in the afternoon nn Ihe last dut
of the Fair, at the office on the grounds.
jMr Exhibitors wishing any of their ani
mats or articles sold at public sale, will
please bring them forward at the time o
Io.
Instructions to Committees.
I. The Ciuvnitlee on Agricultural Pro
ducts will give a preference to such varieties
as are adapted to the interest of Ihe farmer,
regard being had to Ihe yield and market
value thereof.
2 The Comjnitlee on Agricultural Im
plemenls are instructed to keep In view the
usefulness ot the implements to the farmer
rather than the workmanship thereof.
3. The Committee on the various kinds
nf horses, mules, cattle, sheep and swine are
requested to he particular in ascertaining
the blood oftho ditfereut animals.
4. The various Committees will be rare
ful not to sward two premiums on the same
rticle.
S. If they award a distinct premium nn
any article, they will not take the same ar
tide in consideration lu a general display.
6. If they find articles deserving prrm
ium for wblcb none is offered, they will re
port it.
T. The General Committees on Premiums
will award such premiums as they rosy
think proper on srtlclrsnf merit that have
not been provided for in the- general sched
ule. 8. The General Committee Is requested
Io be careful to notice all articles exhibited
whether entitled tn premiums or not.
9. The Chairman ol the General Commit.
tee is Instructed to make their report to the
Secretary as soon as possible, in order that
the full report may be publicly read.
10. Tha Oenerel Committee to swsrd
premiums snd diplomas for nnn enumerat
ed articles, are requested to mark with an
X, such articles as it has examined, so tna
the same thing may not participate more
then once.
fcO-A general Invilat'on Is hereby ex
tended to the farmers and mechanics of Car
bonand surrou nding counties, to attend this
Exhibition, snd bring with them such ar
ticles oflheir own growth and manufacture
as will Interest Ihe public and illustrate Hi
improvements that are going on In then-
branches of American Industry. The fnies
aboy. mentioned are open for the comprti
tinimfall whnrbooseto attend under lh
regulations of the Society. The design ot
the Association Is to stimulate all those
The Carbon Advocate,
An Independent Fsmllr Newspaiajr
Published every ATUIIDAY, in
Lchigbton, Carbon Co., To., by
HAicitv v. irinM'riiiitiHii.
orru-s ISAXUWAV. a i-hott iltrtauce
the Lehigh Valley It. It. Depot.
Terms: $1.00 pAira in Adyance
Event Ptscurrrios of vlalv akd rarer
Job Printing
AT VHlfV LOW PE1UKB -
hoorriMMiiocti-d with it to the atlalatuent,
of tlw Ugliest ilrgrec of excellence I hat tan,
be ranched. ltlsvrpy desirable, therefore.
that the prod uclion of these twogri-at classes
of society, should be hmustbl tiHjetief so.
that by iinninrison, the relative merits M
the various improvements tbul haveKtiM
mado may be aacertatuoit.
Under the arrangement ul the present
year all articles placed within lb lerloturb
for exhibition (exrrpt when they interfere
with the mechanical production ol Carbon
county) will bnsold at public aalr. without
charge, if Ihe owners desire It, thus rellcv.
Ing Exhibitors from Ihe labor of removing
their properly, and rnahl. others to supply
themjelvos with the rholcesl specimens of
agricultural and mechanical pn-ilwclliUis.
This we think a most tmpoilant feature, ef
our Exhibition.
We tnvilr, therefore, all,hth at home
and abroad, Io attend nnd participate either
as exhibitors or speclaloia, feeling that none
will be ilisipl-.li ted. The oflleeVs and
members nflho various agtirultiiral societies
in Pennsylvania and elsewhere are rsperU
ally and ror.li,,llv invited to attend.
tSS-Bhould the weather prove unfavor.
able nn Thursday, thru tho Fair will ba
outiuued nn 8Miml.iv.
WISE AND OTEEKWIBE.
. -
Solnmon Knid, "CSii to tho nnt," but
the per vol ne y-ulh of to-day goes to his
uncle,
A hard case tho nyster'il.
The key note "Wife let mo In."
A rivjv.il inwtinu A camphor lot.
tlu and ii fuiiuinp; woman's uoso,
P kltive, wai ; comparative, waiter;
superlative, ro get it yonrself.
Tbe wig is the missing link. It U
rjoltber man nor monkov, but a luru-
boon.
"Lnvelanghsnt lockHmilhs.'' Reckon
it's because they wear such big aprons.
"Little girl, where is your father?
"Poor papa died two years before I was
born."
It isu't tho bathing that is tho great
attraction at tbe ai ashore. Itis tbe fe
male bathers.
A friend of ours, whose wife Is out
of towi, says he thinks be can now ap
preciate wbnt it is to be hi, orphan.
It has become tbe fashion for rich
men to own utenin pleaur- cuts, but
tbe poor mm, as nsnal, hns Jo oonlent
himself with schooners.
Goyly colored fans are tbe latest ad
vertising venture. Good thing, to "raise
the wind.'
One of tbe most trying moments in
v man's lift) is when be is geUiup. bis
picture taken to n-l to bis best girl.
and Is just assuming bis most. suc-I-
io expriot-, nd 11 ul gbts on bis
noso. '
Longfellow fiH. ! t;ii w"rii K
man must either be an auvilpr baainier.''
Longfellow was wrong, however. Lots
of men are neither tbe active bamnior
nor tbe sturdy anvil. They are nothing
but bellows.
Why not subscribe for the CjLnncK
Advocate, only $1 per kiiiiuii,?
An intemperate citizen of JerFCy City
cnlN bis stomach "Hides," because it is
the place of departed spirits.
"Lot me kiss bim for bis mother."
is what Desderaono rem.lrked about
Othello before she become a pillow-case.
Walls bave ears. Of course they
have. You remember bow qnickly tba
walls of Jericho tumbled to the raekei?
Wbrn a death occurs in a Ronton
family the suryiving members rat black
beans for a month us n mark of respect
for tbe dead.
Matrimony is said to be a lottery,
bat up to tbe hour of going to press un
law has been discovered prohibiting tbe
tine of the malos.
Two or tbroe weeks' vacation spent
at a farm bouse is a great thing for aa
overworked bu.iness man. It so recon
ciles bim to bis life in tbo city.
They say in fit. Louis that whoa a
Brooklyn man registers at a hotel there
tbe clerl: at ouce rings tbe bell and Ulls
a boy to "allow tbis gentlemuu to tbe
tar."
A Wisconsin man was killed by n
cyclone because he wouldn't go doun in
tbe cellar, but insisted ou staying above
ground to enjoy seeing bis neighbor's
new baru blown to flinders.
"There's plenty of room attbe top,"
is Tory true of dudes.
Somebody has been bright enough
to say, "Ltngtry and Gebbard tbe Illy
of the vulloy nnd tbe valet of tbe lily."
Tbe luustlcs on I! ackwrll's Island
are goiug to follow tbe example of lunu-
tics in other parts of tbe country and
start a newspaper.
-The oost of stopping n Irnln of cars
is said to be from forty to sixty cents.
But it wouldu't do any good to bold up
half a dollar to a brakeuian on tbe rear
end of a train you have just nitVsed ss it
goes out of tbe depot.
-Tbo, langnage In which tbe current
descriptions nf as-iidde and inonntaiu bo.
'elx are wrilteu is termed "Sumui.-r re
sort English," ami Ihe comments of tbe
guests will come under the Old familiar
name of profanity.
Tho scheme I want to bring about,
And one that's bound to win,
Is turu the rascal, inside nut.
And the outside rascals in,
- Two-thirds of the Summer la now
nearly over, aud tbe wise eirl whoil.
p cts to get married in tbe roll will take,
all tbe advantage possible nf tbe short
time remaining of tbe Ice cream season.
"Why do you oall a .tnpld p-roa
stisk?" asked It)llo, one day. And
Hollo's father said be didn't know, un
less it was because on-i eo I won of no
more account than the other.
"In what condition wai the pair!--troll
J-iti at tho -nd of lm lilt?" rt-k -d
t-ie Sunday nc'ind tctohr. 'D
laltnly rokpou.lml the Aini rlciu n x.
Private prayer is yorr cbif preser
vation from kin, temptation a ml err- r
IUtber be beattu iu right b n 0
coed in wrong.