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Kcw Advertisements.
Houbo und Lot Ibr Sale.-
OmMinU Lot,S3 x 180 fctt, sitimto on
tjililtrh Hlrcrf. tli'nf thft New l'Mlliil
li noose, upon which Is crtctcd a Rood
'ino-siorvKmiiio House, loxiaicct. A never
fallliic well of lure Wutrr, and it tiumlicr or
cholco Fruit Trees nnd Vines nn the I-ot. A
nlro home for h Mimll family, l'or terms, &c,
will nt the CaiiiioN Advocatk Ofllio, llnnk
street. Juno 20-tf
'Original Cheap Cash Store.'
Groat Tumblo in
Warm Woathor Goods!
For the week cndlngJJtt'no 10, thcVo A grand Iiumitng Tlncc, Tor a purso
were 147,378 tons of coal shipped over of $50, will take jilaee at tho Lelilgliton
the Lehigh Vnllcy rnlho.nl, making a Driving 1'ark, nt a o'clock on SalrJy qJifipTi lar one.
total to date of 3,451, 600 Ions, and show- nflcrnoon, between D. J, Klsller's Indian I i,, tii,,!, t
UMrjtAAUnl.W!tt3 MHIJU'-MMIi K-HWUIIJ-MUW
MahtSnlnfflt&mj.
Most of .our fanners commenced
liaylns this Meek. Tho crop will be!
llnlllet, of Penn-
We hnvo made tho fnllowliiR rriluctlnns In InR all Increase of 052,080 lonscoinparod mustang Jennie C, and John Ilebcr's ' sylvanla University and O. K. Mussel
....... I n.,l m.t mil tun illltitlluh ... .. .... . ... -". .
Administrator's Notioo.
ltstnta of MAltY n. K Ll Nil Kit, late of Lehigh
tun, Carlton county, l'a., dee'd.
1jttfr nf mltiunlslrnttoii on the estate of
Mary 1C KlliiRcr, l.Uo ot the lsorougltof
Bummer fiomls.nnd would ndi.iso nil whovilih
10 secure some ni uirsu uurKiiius w tun i'.mj
I us they will lait hut a few days.
down to 12 cents.
40c. Hl.ick Nuns Veiling,
down to 25 cents.
40c. Rlnck Oranadlne,
down to 25 cents.
03c. Dlack nnd White Striped (Iranndlnc,
down to "JO cents,
soc. Light Tan Alpaca,
don 11 to 22 cents.
lilBliton.Carhon county, I n.,dec'd, have been
Snintod to tho undersigned, to vtliom all per
Rons Indebted to tho said cslato arc requested
tninnkn luiniedlate naviuent.and those bay.
lug claims or demand will make the samo
known without delay.
It. I'-HNSTEKMACIinil. Adm's.
June 20, lsso-a LcMghton, Pa.
HEALTH
3 It tho dl-
NATURE'SFffiffi
riinp eno RPsuon is lmjiaireu.
UKt rOH ,h0 nvcr innrtue. or
uuuu iiiimuiii saltur Auor ent.
v ill cure constipation,
Mck hcadaeho and
dyspepsia. It resit-
laics mo nowois aim
enables those nt fceblo
dlgestlonlocnjoythelr
food. 11 reduces Fev
er, Cools the Wood, Is
invaluable In riles and
ami Inflammatory 1)1-
Minoa nml w n 1lntlV
Sick-Headache, A,,&tr-
it snouiu do iounu in
AND
nVCDTDCIA every household. Sold
U I O " t " O I A a by, druenlsts cvery-
jianuiactureu oniy uy inniiA.i l
where.
CO., New York,
O iWS
. RJLA
I WZZi
lip
J5C. Lailles I.inbmldcrcd Halhrlgpan Hose, In
l'inK, vrcam and i.icui iiuc,
ilown to It cents.
SOc, Hand 1'alnted Fans,
down to 33 cents
Large size and best quality Palm Leaf Fans,
1 ci'iu i piL'ct:
J. T. NUSBAUM
Opp. Public Square, Hank Street, I.clilnli-
ton. Pa. Juno 7, ISS4-lr.
Slit? &ixbm ftvmxU.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1880.
SrKCIAL NOTICE. Persons tnaklne
payments to this oflice by money orders or
poslal notes wilt pleats make them payable
t the WmssroRT Post Ofucc, as the Le
hisliton oilice is not a money order office
FARTHEST
NORTH!
THREE
trn 1 nn
OF
ARCTIC
SERVICE
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il 1 114 UilUUUi.,
Llcn't U. H. Army,
.4nm:uHiuiK
L a d T Franklin
BnvRTDntlltinti nf
Two Vols.. Itnr.il 8vn. with Steel Portrait,
over 100 Illustrations and tho Official .Maps
una nans.
Soi.n O.ni.y nv Suiikciiiption.
"Sumptuous volumes, set oil with realistic
illustrations." X. Y. Sun.
"Volumes In every way satisfactory ar.d
complete." N. r. Toil.
"Modcrt. straightforward and manly."
Philadelphia Vrat.
"Admirable alike for the bodr of Informa
tion It contains and for the scientific spirit
whleli ltdlsclocs."A". T. Tribune.
"Profusely llhistraled. Abounds with live
ly descriptions."- Chicago Tribune.
'The most remarkable work ever produced
upon the sublort of Arctic, explorations." A-.
V. Journal of Commerce.
A Special Agknt Wantkd inevkhv
Citv ani Town.
Address,
Charles Soribner's Sons,
020 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
74S Broadway, Xew York.
June 20 wJ.
ELY'S
CREAM BALM
Git relief at
once and Cure
Cold in Head
Catarrh
Hay Fever
Yo( a Liquid
t Snuff or rowder
I Free from injuri
1 ,
''"'J. vrug ana
3AY-Sfi.Vfc.K Qfemive Odor,,
A particle applied Into each nostril nnd is
aureeauic. I'rieo do ceius ai uniKKists: uj
mull, rcBlstered, bo rents. Circulars free
ELY HltOS., Druggists, On ego, N. Y.
Jy-18-1885
FEVERjt
1
Anal Financial Statement,
OF THE
Scliool District of LeMfc Pa.
itrewiTS:
Italanco on hand from last
year, as per last report....? 271 77
From Collector, Including
taxes nf nil kinds MM 97
From .State Appropriation.. 617
Fioin County Treasurer. lor
unseated (amis 58 05
l'rom all other sources, (hall
rent) 75 05
8
KXPENDITUltKS:
For furnishing houses $ fx! 75
For repairing and palming. 228 ft)
For teachers' wages 2210 00
For fuel and contingencies.. 2H7 58
For fees of collector, S27I.20,
and treasurer, ssn.oo 321 20
l'or salary of Secretary 75 00
l'or debt and interest paid.. 2363 33
For other excuses, as per
statement neiow an in
-$ 5890 M
flalance In hands of tho treasurer.? 610 01
ITEMIZED STATEMENT OF "OTHEIl
EXPENSES."
DIs count of 20 per cent, on
67 trade dollars $ It 40
W. M.liapshcrrctalnlngfee 10 00
Penn'a. School Supply Co.,
district register 4 M
W. P. Long, auditor's feo
188.1 4 50
H. V. Mor tlilmer, lulntlng
anniLiI statement 24 CO
Thom is Kcmerer, 1 nmranco 23 i
O. O. Strnh. ,1 . P. , suit of the
Siisa' F. 1. Co 123 58
F. P. Lentz, J. P ., nssm't. of
P. M. F. I. Co.. 12 00
U'Ris Walk, Jau ilor. 1)7 00
Daniel YVicaud, repairs to
bell.&c 150
F. P. 1,0111, Sec'y. express,
postage. &c 1 7o
314 10
ItESOOItCES AND LIAHILITIES OF Till
D1STHICT.
ItECOUItSESt
Cash in tho hands ot the
Treasurer. 1 510 04
LIAHILITIES:
Bonded Indebtedness 21250 no
Liabilities 111 cxeessof resources...? 23739 00
Liabilities in excess of resources
June 185 21975 23
ItlX'Al'ITULATlON OF INDEI1TEDNESS,
Donds outstanding at 5 nr cent $in250
lloudj outbtanding at 4 iierccut,.... 8009
Ily order of the Hoard,
P. P. LENTZ, SEC'
June 12, lSM-nU
Our Noighborhood in Brief.
S?-Ecnu Laces; half yard wlJe:
all prices; call early; Alvenla Graver.
The Voshurg Tunnel will open to
day (June 2(Uli).
2Frult Syrups; all flavors, at II.
. Oswald's, Kast II elssport.
The Mountain Grove camp meeting
begins Wednesday, August 4,
It took o0 tons of slate to roof tho
Wuhnctah Hotel, at Glen Onoko.
CyGo to Frs. Ilodernr. under tho
Exchange Hotel, for a smooth shave
and a faslonablc hair cut.
The boys havo inaugurated the 4th
of July season. Squibs and crackers
as stlrrlnuly snap as of old.
When an article Is sold "no euro,
no pay," why not try It? That is tho
way Jadwin's tar syrup for coughs,
colds and croup, Is sold at Thomas'
Jacob Klst accidentally fell Into the
canal at Easton on Monday and was
drowned.
S3rMusllns, pantlnss, prints, ging
hams, etc., greatly reduced, at M. A.
Oswald's Cash itorc, East H'clssport.
Handed Chamber Sets, only Ssil.OO.
Jacob Haltz and Conrad Haas,well
kuowu citizens of Easton, died sudden
ly on Monday.
No wonder that people complain of
hard times when they pay 50c for a bot
tle of cough syrup, 110 larger than a 23c
bottle of Jadwtn s tar syrup, which is
sold "no cure, no pay." Thomas sells it.
Thomas McGee was killed In the
mines at Jeansvllle, Luzcruo county,
Tuesday
William P. Slocum, Postmaster at
a Plume, Lackawanna county, was ac
cidentally killed by cars on Sunday.
337-Full Utckle-Mountcd Dusav
Harness nt $10 and upwards. Lap
lllankcts, Flynetts. Collars. Whins. &c.
at very low prices, at Milton Flory's,
ivcissport, r.v
A number of valuable veins of an-
thraclto are said to have been recently
cut at Shamokin, assuring tho opening
up of another colliery within a short
lime.
Save half vour couch medicine bills
by buying a 25c bottle of Jadwin's tar
syrup, wlilcli contains ii ounces, while
no other coimh svrun contains over 1 1-2.
Sold at Thomas' drug store.
Mrs. Catharine Marx, who died at
Heading on Monday at the nge of 03,
was the mother of twelve children. Her
surviving descendants aroO children, 88
grandchildren, 118 great-grandchildren
and 4 great-great-grandchildren. A total
of 210.
It Is tho poor man's friend, but tho
Ich man uses it also: because it Is the
best quality and largest bottle for the
price, anil is sold "no cure, no pay.
e refer to Jadwin's tar svrun. Sold at
Thomas'.
G'langI If you arc In need of teams
for any put pose, remember that you can
have your wants supplied at David
F.bbert's livery, on North street, at rea
sonably charges.
(Jlnuss (0 Iko,
ors, still have .1 lew oi those
nstly celebrated $10 suitings
on hand.
Thomas McGce aged about forty
years, a resident of .Teanesvllle and a
miner by occupation, met his death
Monday afternoon by a fall of coal In
No. 1 slope where he lias been continu
ously employed for upwards of twenty
years.
The storage shops belonging to Jos.
Shablein, carriage manufacturer, Jos.
koup s stable and some property belong
ing to uon. Slillman, I'ottsvllle, were
destroyed by fire Sunday morning. The
loss Is estimated at $3,000. The fire Is
supposed to bo the work of incendiarism,
I157Anothcr New Stock. Miss Al
veola Graver was to the city this week
and returned homo with another new
and stylish stock of Hats and Bonnets,
including llie latest styles and trlmnp
lngs. Call before purchasliic elsewhere,
Miss Alvenla Graver, next to Ihomas'
drug stoie, Dank street.
Farmers and others should carefully
read the large advertisement of A.
Arner & Son In to-Uay's Ahvocatk
Their Phosphates are said to excel. See
them.
Kcv. Daniel Mngorlen, tho oldest
Catholic priest In the Archdiocese of
Philadelphia, died on Sunday at Port
Caibon, Schuylkill county, where he
was for many years tho pastor of St
Stephen s Church. He was born In
Ireland over SO years ago.
St. Dominick's new Itoman Catho
lie Church nt Parsons, Luzerne county,
was dedicated with imposing ceremonies
last Sunday, in the presence of a largo
number of people. Illshop O'Hara, of
Scrarlon, officiated, nnd about twenty
priests took part In the ceremonies
Monslgnor A.J.Doanc, S. J., of George.
town, I). C, delivered the sermon.
rn, Tr.:i
Jm - A M lj I till
After n thorough test Dr. T. Horn C.
Lehlghlon and W. F. Biery Welssport
most positively nssert that Acker's
English Itemedy Is the best medicine for
Asthma, Croup, Coughs, Whooping
Cough, and all Luna Troubles that can
be found. Ask them about It, for they
limy guaraiuee 11.
with tho same time last year,
Over one million boxes of Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets sold in tho past
twelve inonths.purely upon their met ltt.
Why suffer with Chronic Constipation,
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, and Female Troubles, when Dr.
0. T. Horn Lchlghton nnd W. F. Hlery
Wel9port, offer you relief nnd positive
cure In the Dyspepsia Tablets. The
sell them on a guarantee.
"Observer's note Is 111-tlmed. Hcnco
wo have consigned ll to the waste-basket.
5-FOU KENT. A four roomed
house and largo lot, in Lchlghton, for
$0,00 per month. Apply at this olllce.
There will bo a rc-unlon of the Bow
man family on the 00th Inst., In l!ov
manstown, this county.
J2lrJo!ias Sondhclm Is still in tho
lead with Ills all woolen $10, $12 and $15
suits, made to order, and can offer von
greater Inducements now than ever be
fore, call and be convinced. Ono Price
Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Tho Carbon County Industrial
Society, have resolved to erect a grand
stand and lengthen tho track on their
grounds In this borough. t
A game of base-ball will take place
to-day (Saturday), between our homo
team and the C?tasauqua nine.
St'ltiNO oi'ESisa. Largo well select
ed new stock of Wall I'APcns,
BoitnRits, Decohations. (Sample
books sent out.) Host job bargains ever
offered. Dado Window rhadks on
spring rollers SOc. and upwards. Paint-
INO, PAPi:n HANDING aild 8HADU MAK
ING. Tho best work at fair prices.
Lead, oil, ayi:mll taint, putty
anl) glass. e. f. luckkmiacii, 01
Hroadwav, Mauch Chunk. Pa.
We are Informed that Mr. August
Kurtz has decided not to purchase the
HatcllfT A Chubb bakery, as stated In
our last issue. Messrs. liatcltll & Chubb,
the present proprietors, haying resolved
to continue the business themselves,
and serye their customers as usual.
Dr. C. T. Horn Lchlghton and W.
F. Biery Welssport, wish to make an
assertion, which they can back with a
positive guarantee. It Is all about
Acker's Blood Elixir. They claim for
it superior merits overall other remedies
of Its kind, and guarantee for It a posi
tive and sure curu for Rheumatism,
Syplifllls, and all blood disorders. It
frees the skin from spots and disease,
nnd leaves the complexion clear. Ask
them about it.
On Friday last a 14-months-old
child of Georgo Enzlan, of Franklin
township, fell Into a kettle of butter
milk and was drowned. The child had
only been missed a few minutes prevl
ously. Tho funeral took place Tuesday
The family havo tho slnceio sympathy
of the entire community.
D3TOn account of the lateness of the
season In ready made clothing, we have
reduced our fifteen hundred boys and
children suits from 10 to 25 per cent,
which will be a clear gain to those who
wish to purchase clothlhc. Call for
great bargains at Jonas Sondheim's One
Prlcntstaruiotliing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
The Industries of this town could
very readily be increased In their busi
ness If those who go to Philadelphia
and elsewhere were to patronize home
trade. Tho best'' establishments In the
largo cities cannot turn out work whicl
Is In any way superior to tho carriages,
spring wagons, buggies and phaetons
manufactured at the wheel wrlght
manufactory of Trexler & Kreldler, on
Bank street.
r3rFirc crackers. 5 cents per pack,
Roman Candles, Uockets, Plslols, Caps,
etc.. at M. A. Oswald's Cash Store.
Mst 11 elssport.
Robert Barbour, the Paterson mil
lionaire and head of the Barbour Linen
riiread Company, was in Allentown
Saturday and completed negotiations
for the establishment In that city of a
large linen thread factory. The tltlo to
a large tract was passed and work on
the erection of a factory, fifty by two
hundred feet and four stories high, will
be begun at once. Six hundred men
will find employment,
33?l"n our ready tuado department
we have a full linn of suits for men at
3 and S4.!i0, better ones at (!, $7.50,
S10 and upwards; a full line of Grand
Army suits; everything marked in plain
ngures at the lowest cash prices, at
Jonas fcondheinf s One Price Star Cloth
lug Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Friday afternoon, after a four days'
trial, Charles Orion Stroh, a member of
the bar, Justice of the Peace and also
secretary of tho Borough Council of
Mauch Chunk, was found guilty of cm
bezzling tho funds of tho borough by
systematic fraudulent entries of amounts
eceived as market revenue. He pocket
ed from five to ten dollars every week
luring a period of twenty months. The
court granted a rule, by which tho rea
sons for giving him a new trial will bo
argued at the next (September) term of
court.
Dennis O'Connor, a boss over a
gang of Italians employed ntthe Dutch
town Stripplngs, nine miles from Hazlo-
lon, Friday struck Michael Bostute on
the head with a shovel for refusing to
obey nn order. The blow crushed In
the skull of the Italian and tho' physl
clans prononr.co the Injuries fatal,
O'Connor was arrested and committed
to the Carbon county jail.
full lino of pants from 85cts to
$5, all woolen pants made to order from
$3 to $7, at Jonas Sondheim's One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
A two-year old daughter of Frank
Eck. section boss of th? repair depart
ment on the Lehigh Valley road between
Black Creek and Penn Haven Junction,
was on Wednesday of last week drowned
while crossing the creek at tho latter
place. Tho only means of crossing the
creek at that place Is by a foot VbaVd
about eighteen Inches wide, which.
together with tho unsteadiness of tho
child's step, caused Its fall overboard
and loss of life
S-Ham. 12 cts.t Shoulders. 7 1-2
cts., at M. A. Oswald's Cash Storc.East
ii cisspou. oianuaru siampeu meals.
Charters were Issued on Tuesday as
follows: bchlller Building and Loan
Association, of Scranton, capital $3,000,-
000; Wllkcsbarre and Western Railroad
Company, tho line of which will run
from a point near Wntsonlown, North
umberland county, a distance of llfty
miles; the capital is $1,000,000, and the
Incorporators are from Millvillo and
Milton.
Indian mustang Sallio C, thrco half
mllu boats are to be run. Admission to
Park 23 cents. You will want to be on
hand.
During the absence of Mrs. Georgo
Anthony, from her residence on Bank
street, last Friday afternoon, a strange
man entered and left a peculiarly shaped
key ntlnehed to a strip of wood.betwecn
tho wall and a cupboard. The key was
brought to this olllce, and any person
who has lost such an article will please
call nnd get it.
A photograph of n finely finished
wagon, body paneled nil thoway to top,
built by the Lehigh Wagon Co.. limited,
for a party at Baltimore, Md.,wastHkcn
this mornlnn bv Doncler the photo-
j grapher. This h the fifth wagon shipped
to inis D.iminorc party, nun tne com
pany Is now working on the sixth wagon
of the same kind for this party. This
speaks well for tho company's work. -
People In and oat of Town.
Our neoiile who lii.-iv have relatives or
friends vlsltlmi theniwlll mentlv oblige us
bv sendlni; in their names and residence tor
publication under tills head.-UniTOH.
-Miss Lulu Zchncr spent Sunday In
Allentown.
Wilson Ml!ler,of Mauch Chunk.was
n town over Sunday.
-Daniel Graver, of -Mountain Top,
was In town during the week.
Mrs. Jon. Klstler spent several days
among Tamaqua friends during the past
week.
W. II. Marcus and family, of Phila
delphia, are visiting John S. Lentz and
family, on Noithanipton street.
David Whttemnn, of Philadelphia,
is spending a few weeks with his aunt,
Mrs. Chailes Patterson, of this place.
Lewis Clirlstman, of Little Gap,
dropped In to see us on Slonday and re
newed his subscription to the Cap.iion.
Advocate.
Mr. and Mrs. James Klstler, of
Minneapolis, Minn., formerly of Ma-
loning Valley, are here on a few weeks
visit to relatives nnd friends.
A. L. Lutz and wife, of Tamaqua,
and F. F. Seiberling and wife, of North
Penn, were tho guests of mine host
Klstler and wife, of the Carbon House,
on Friday.
-B. J. Kuntz and wife, of town, and
Daniel Graver and wife, of Mountain
Pop, Luzerne county, spent Sunday at
Petersyllle, Northampton county, with
relatives ot -nr. juintz.
Beaver Hun Items.
This section has recently been vis
ited by n set of thieves. A few nights
ago about 30 chickens were taken from
the chicken yard of II. J. Dauzer, and
a few nights afterward his strawberry
patch and cherry trees were visited, and
quite a quantity of fruit carried away,
Lyman Evart Is erecting a new two
stoiy house on his farm.
Hay making has commenced, and
the crop bids fair to be excellent.
Fas&ionabls Marriage at Easton.
Miss Anna I). Morton, ono of Easton's
society ladies, was married Monday
afternoon to C. S. Klgijins, a manufac
turer of Elizabeth, N. J. The bride is
tho daughter of II. M. Morton. To
afford room for the guests at the resi
dence of the bride the lawn was cano
pied. Fifty guests from Elizabeth and
Now York came and went by special
train. Tho ushers were Councilman
Ilulyck, United States Commissioner
Kirkpatrlck, Dr. John T. Green, of
Easton, and Dr. V. Paul, of llclvldere,
Mie Uildal trip will include Hiclillehl
Springs, tho Thousand Islands and the
ii,.,,.. r ,
, mm uuumuins.
man, of Lehigh University, are spend
ing their vacation at home.
Misses Dora Bcltz and Henrietta
Stcmler, of Franklin, were- visiting re
latives in mo v niiey uuring tun wock.
A chlldrens' lucetlnt; will be held
the Evangelical church, Saturday even
ing, July 3rd. All are Invited.
On Sunday evening Mr. Steckel
preached the last of his series of sermons I
at iho square. He left on Vt cdnesuay
to attend the commencement exercises
of Lehigh University.
MlssSallle Haltzer was taken dan
gerously lit from eating Ice cream while,
warm. Sonio fear was entertained for
her recovery.
Tilahman S. Halllct and family of
West Penn, spent Sunday with his
falher-ln-law, Joseph Eberts.
Tim SELECT SCHOOL.
Tho closing exercises of tho Centre
Square Select School were held on tho
school campus last Saturday evening.
uver nve iiundieu persons were seated
upon c.omfoi table scats In front of a beau
tifully decorated stage. The belfry was
tastefully decorated with evcrcreensand
flowers by the young ladles of the school.
A beautiful, bouquet, presented by Miss
Seidle, rcstcd'upon n ctntro table1 lirone
end of-U4' stage find the organ was
placed at' the other end. The music
was furnished bv the rew Malion ne
Cornet Hand and Miss Emma L. Scldle.
Tho students and -teachers cme on
tho campus In a body at half past seven
o'clock Th exercises opened with a
welcomo song by the school, after which
O. P. Stcckcl' led In prayer. Mr. E. O.
Nolhsleln, the salutatoilan, with ap
propriate words welcomed the audience.
llie followlna persons delivered declam
ations: Ulysses Eberts, Clara Xander,
Eddie Filtz, Willie Getbcr, Eddie Leon
ard, Albert Hoppes, Minnie K. Hoppe3
and W. O. Xander. Pliaon Kelscr and
Minnie E. Arner read selections. The
essayists were: Martha Siller, "Influ
ence of Flowers;" A. A. Wertman,
"Principles of Education;" C. II.
Kressley, "Tho Artof Printing;" C. E.
Lecd. ''Etiquette;" C. F. Fenstcrmak-
er, "Physical Education;" Ida Zimmer
man, ''Education;" Minnie R. Moser,
"Tho Aspiration for Truth." The
orators were: Geo. A. Drelbelbcls, "In
fluence of Examples;" Calvin E. Arner,
urecian civilization;" irn, u. senile,
"Triumph of Thought;" H. A. Kelscr,
"The Study of History;" A. J. Balllet,
"TheResultof Society on Civilization."
"James A. Garfield," was the subject
of the eulogy delivered by D. W. Sitler.
u. v. ireyman, the historian, In a
humorous manner, cava the history of
the school of this term. He stated that
large class would enter collece next
September. Three or four will enter
Franklin 'and Marshall College and the
rest, will co to Palatinate Collece. Myers-
town. A large-class of young ladles and
entlcmcn are preparing for teaching.
This school is dolnc excellent work.
Quite a number of Its former students
are graduates. Many a young lady and
gentleman would not have studied be
yond the branches of the common
schools if it had not been for the Select
School." There aro many proinlsln
young men and women In the school at
present, which fact made Itself evident
In tlio production of their essays and
oiatlons. The natrons of tho school
and friends of education learned from
those elegant productions that the books
m tuo library nave not in yam enter
tained their sous and daughters In leis
ure hours, and tho time they spent In
tho recitation room was well made use
of. Tho people of Mahoning can con
gratulate themselves for liavlnga school
in tnetr midst which stands second to
none in tho county."
The school will open again on July
17. It will be taught by N. M. Balllet,
u. ii. scuaeiter anil o. i: atecltel.
Something lor Newspaper Swindlers. '
newspaper lu Illinois recently
brought suit against forty-three men
who would not pay their subscilptlon
and obtained a judgment lu each case
for the full amount of the claims. Of
these twenty-eight made affidavit that
they owned no properly In excess of
what the law allowed them, thus pre
venting an attachment. Then, under
tho new law of Congress making the
taking of a newspaper from a post-oflice
without paying for It, theft, they wore
nncsted for petit larceny and bound
over in the sum of $300 each. All but
six gave bail, and the others went to
jail.
Teachers Examinations.
Tho teachers' examinations for tssc. In the
County of Carbon, will bo held us follows:
Weatherly, Monday, .funelfth.
Jcansilllo, Tuesday, Juno 20th,
Mauch Chunk, Wednesday, June 30th.
Lehtgtiton, Thursday, July lt.
East Welssport, Kouth Franklin school
house, August Hill.
Hudiouuale, for Packer twp., Aucust 12th.
ItocMmrt, for Lettish tup., August I3th.
r.al liuveu, lor iimuer iwp., august itun.
Mtlloit, for 1iwer Towamenklng twp.,
August 21st,
l'ennsvllle, for East Penn twp., August 2Cth.
McmlcrsWllo, for Towaincnslug twp., Aug.
2ft h.
Pleasant Corner, for Mahoning twp.,Rept. 4.
Koch's Hotel, for Penn Forest tup., Oel.2d.
Examinations will eoiuiiienre promptly at n
a. in. Applicants should conio provided with
paper nnd pencil. Teachers must be exam
ined In the district In which they Intend to
tenth. No ceilincub's will be Issued to those
not passing u satisfactory examination In
i iijsioiusy auu niciie. (
County Commissioner Appointed.
Saturday afternoon Judge Drcuer
announced in court the appointment of
Joslah Williams to fill tho place lu the
board of commissioners, made vacant
by the resignation of Benjamin Willauis,
of Audeuried, on account of ill health.
Josialt Williams the new commissioner
Is a brother to his predecessor, Benja
min Williams, ami Is an old nnd respect
ed citizen of Nesquehonlnc. Ho has
been successful in his business, con
tractor, and Is possessed of undoubted
ability. Ho Is well and favorably known
throughout tho county and roflccts
term of office commences limited
dignity on his new position. Mr Williams
lately. Next November the election of
a new board will bo made.
Looks Bad for Mauch Chunk.
It has been rumored on the streets of
Mauch Chunk that all tho Lehigh Valley
offices would be removed to Bethlehem.
This is the result of a prolonged con
tention for the offices between that
town and Philadelphia. Tho Mauch
Chunk Times says that It anticipates a
verification of the rumor lu a short
time. It says futher: This Is sad news
to the peoplo of Mauch Chunk. The loss
to tho town would bo great as will be
seen by a bit of caltilatlon. The salaries
paid the men In the offices are alt cood
and there aro one hundred lu the
Opening of a New BailroaA.
The echoes were startled among the
Pike county hills Sunday by tho run
ning for the first time of cars on a
switchback railroad which lias been
built between Shohola village and Sho-
hola Glen by John F. Kllgour, "the
Blucstono King." Thousands of peo
plo from all parts of the Delaware Val
ley went to Shohola to see tho novel
road and enjoy a rldo over it. It made
tho old Pike countians open their eyes.
Tills road Is the first link In a route up
the-Shohola Creek, back In tho wilder
ness, which Is to become a pleasure
routc,wltli novel features. The switch
back Is modellod after the gravity roads
of the coal regions, and was constructed
by Mr. Kllgour at a cost of $10,000 a
mile.
INTERNATIONAL LESSONS.
TiY nrjv. r. n. liAitonEAVifi.
LcKtun 13 Jtoie 27.
lil'AnTKnLV REVIEW.
Lihsoh I. The Word Matlc Flvsh.
John 1. 1-18.
Tills' lesson Is the Introduction to' tho
study of Clirist'.s life tut given in the
writings of Joint, and fiirnislp.-s us with
tho proof that Chrljt was the Incarnate
son ot UO'l.
ics.ion 2. The Firnt I).icplcs. John
1, MB.
John the Iluptit wns preaching re
pctitiincc nnd baptizing the people nt the
lletliab'ira lord on the river Jordan.
Two of his disciples heard him speak oC
Jesus ns the Messiah uud followed, Him.
They were llis first disciples nml nt
once commenced active work fur I Urn.
Lawn 3, The Pint Miracle. John 2.
1-11.
At a wedding feast In Cunaof Galilee
to which Jesus hud been invited, the
supply of wine run short, whereupon our
Lord" tinned water into . wino.. This
was his first miracle, und -buiuiiquo'nlly
tho first public demonstration of" his
divinity.
icusbn 4. Jesus and AVcuJcmus.. Jyin
3,1-18.
A'rulcrof the Jews, NicoJctnus, catno
to Jesus onc night after the people had'
gone to their liulneJ, and sought in
struction. The Savior taught tho
principle of New Birth, Regeneration,
without which no man can. "sec tho
Kingdom of Gocf," .
L8$6n 0. Jesus at the Welt. John 4,
0-i0.
Tired with Ills u.nrnev our Lord rests
at Jacob's well, near h'.vchnr, In Samaria,
while His disciples go into the city to
buy food, lie nsks water of a - woman
who bus come to the' well to fill hir
watetpot. The occasion is used by
ChrUt to teach her of the living water
which satisfies the soul,
Xcsson 0. Sotting ana lleavlii'j. John
4, 27-42.
lhe disciples return from bvrhiirwith
food, utnl Christ uiilolds to them the
principle of the spiritual harvest.
lie ntlerwards eocs into tho city ana
spends two days teaching the people.
Lesson 7. lhe JSowcman s aon. John
4, 43-64.
llie son ol a man in nidi position . is
laid low with malarial lever, and the
father goes to Jesus for help, having
heard of liim as n Great Healer of phy
sical disease. Jesus reproves him l'or
his short-sightedness and heals his son
with tho divine word.
Lesson 8. Jesus at Belhesda. John
B-18.
At the pool of Bcthesdu. in Jerusalem,
our Savior finds a man who has been
sick for 38 years, with no ono to help him
into the pool at a desired tune, it being
the Sabbath day lie is accused by the
the Jcwsof Sabbath breaking, but success
fully defends Himself.
Lesson v. Jesus tceuimj tivc lhous-
and. John 0, 1-21.
Thousands ot people follow our lyord
to a lonely plueo beyond the sea of
Tiberias. As night approaches the ne
cessity for food becomes apparent, lie
closes the day s labors by miraculously
feeding oyer C,000 people with live loaves
and two small fishes.
Lesson 10. Jesus, the Iiread of Life.
John 0, 22-40.
lhe next day the people lind mm in
Capernaum on His way to tho Synagogue,
and He teaches them to .stop looking
simply for temporal blessings, and
exhorts tiicm to take of the Bread of
life, which ho declares Himself to
be.
Lesson 11. Jesus Christ. John 7, 37-
62.
On the last day of the least of the
Tabernacles. Jesus announces Himself
ns the Fountain of living water, and tho
source of cpintuul llie. J lis teachings
wero variously received by the people,
some believing and others rejecting
them.
Lesson 12, Jesus and Abrahum. John
8, 31-38 and 44-20.
lhe Jews nndeu themselves on their
descent lrpnY Abraham and claimed to
be free men. Christ taught them the
true principle of rxtmi,anu announced
Himself as existing before Al.ralium,
and consequently divine. For this they
attempted to stone Him, but lie escaped.
His hour was not yet come.
Rote.
Tho divinity of Christ is taught in
evory lesson of the quarter.
Tho teachings arc so plain as t be
easily understood and yet as perfect as
to be absolutely unanswerable. "Novcr
man spake like this man."
Arner's Super-Pliosphates I !
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Lower Towamonslng Itoms-
Fulton Bowman and Miss Elinlra
llarleuian were married last Wednes
day evening by ltev. Kuder, of Lchlgh
ton. The happy couple left for Phila
delphia on Thursday morning.
A picnic will be held In Craig'
park, at Lehigh Gap, to-morrow (Sat.
urday. 20th Inst.) All aro Invited to
attend.
Jacob Blose is afflicted wllh dropsy
and liver complaint.
James Gaumcr, of Packcrton.spcnt
last Sunday at Flro Lino.
Jacob Swartz, has already shipped
over 1,000 quarts of strawberries
Weatherly.
The proceeds of the Bowmantown
Sunday School picnic last Saturday
amounted to $0.5. CoN-rinr.NCE,
Special Notice to Farmers.
In makhiF? nnr Fall jinnntmeelntMir. we sk vnnr attention In n few fact ennrirnlfiff ntm
Done Phojithatcs. It shall be our aim In nutflnt out our roods this I-'.mII ltnnmvetl til Unir
usual high standard, and 111 such a line mechanical condition as to do us credit and plea
our customers.
Tho Ingredients of rcitlllzcn, recognized as giving theui their chief value, nre Nitrogen cr
.imiiuiiiiii, i iiusimonc ,ii-iu auu i tna.su, mm milm- uru iijiul ine itimicr imusl supply mil soil
nil ill me ntitsi iiaiiHiuu lorm, n securo ginst i-mpt niiu
nnd exnci intents, fruin veitr tn vein, we learn to know what I
ducc the best results at the very" Imrvst possible lost In the farmer.
elicit fruit, llv observwHur s
no plants most require to tin
inner. 'I lw liuf. r,r inlr Pliru.
pbates nre animal bones mixed wllh puto chemicals only, which nre all readily available i
plant-food and greatly Improved fnnn last year, lbey lire a great retoreraud curlchor of
i austeu sons: uv ineir use vou wi i inciciise vtmr emus nun iikiko nir mug nav.
runner should never depend on smell to determine the ipinlitv ot Fertilizers tho quality
mends on tho elements thev contain cud not lu smell, many nf the most valuable Pert if.
trcrs being liiounrous. Wecan nt nn expense oi si cents er ton produce a stench Unit Is
unbearable, ami vet will not aild that much to the Imni-owiiicnl nf the nrtli-le.
We guarantee our Phosphates to be free from useless tiiKteiial, such as dirt, sand, innck,
ashes, ovster shells, ei mind lline-stone. or nnv adulteration of nnv kind tnckcm-ii tho urlce.
but are h ue Hone Phosphates ot ldsli grade, all In line dry condition, enntatiilnz but very
llllle moisture, which Is an liuiurtaut eouslderjtlnii in buylmr Phosplule, A fertilizer such
as our Puru Hons Saper-Phosphatc, which wo miku nmitr, If used uiuiit, will prove a irv d
Investment on nnv s-,11, If cultivated ututiT. Oar goods are nude mi Jer our own sutpervl
Ion, which enables us to speak ot them In pumvu terms. Please try tneni ana bo convlncm'.
OUR JUMBO PHOSPHATE
a vervaetl'-onn l imlek feitlllzer. eontalnlnir all the elements of plant-food, and has elvin'
onderfiilly irood crops, W'v recommend It us a 1'ei tlllzer not to be beaten for quality ni d
ice. iiyu.
OUZ HERO PHOSPHATE
of :i hltrherirradfi nnd morn lasttmr effects. Tills brand we lielleve will come asnenr belmr
nermanent liniirover of lauds us nnv fertilizer made, and has stood the test aloni'sldn of
much lilRher priced fertllbers. Try It. Pi leu moo.
Our Victor Standard Improved, Pries $35.00,
of a still higher grade, and has no equal for the money. It Is a great crop producor nnd
111 enrich tlie soil. You can bv uslm: uur I'ertlllzers. which are reliable, return tn ti n soil
that which your crops have removed, uud maUo poor land cood and (rood land belter. Wo
respit-uuiiy usi. I Hill M 1.111 liliu iluiium tn.u ui uur 1 11u-.1-n.u1-3 "1- ni.mv. I ttuilliucilll n
llbeuil application una a tnoiougn icsi.anu we urusaiisueu toaunie u;
jiAititir.D.
WEXTZ-lIUraMITH. On April 'J4, by Rev.
A. Bartholomew, Tobias Wentz, of i'arry
vllle, this county, and Miss Kdua llufsiullh,
of IlrodlicudsMlle, Monroe county.
HOUSKll-C01lltKLI-Ou June r.'th, by thn
same, iioiuun iiouscr nun aiiss .iiuryi.nr.
rcll, both of Vest Penn, hcliuylklll county.
ii:n.
ADAM8.-O11 AprllSI, 111 West Penn, Charles
Adams, aged tu years, .1 inos. and i days.
1)AM,IK1'.-Iii the Mil tilt.. In Kast IV1111,
Salllc Leal), daughter cd James I), and .So
phia ilalllvt, aged 13 Jeuis, & months uud
Is da vs.
ZIMMEKMAX.-Oti tho 11th ult,. In West
Penn. Jacob Zimnicrinau, aged 58 years, S
mom lis and u davs.
MIM.Kll.-O11 the 30lh ult., in Mahnnlns:.
Joel Miller, aged 7a years, 9 mouths ami
v ti.iy.
to
11 I
ViiilJLj
Dollar per year, is the
nrlen nf the HAlllinv An.
t Vooate. Contains all the '
iyiinus nf llin week nml In. I
terestlug letters from New I
York, Washington, the
An interesting gamo of base-ball
was played at tho brick yard, In Kast
Mauch Chunk, on Saturday afternoon,
between tho Lehlghlon and Mauch
Chunk clubs. The score was 17 to 10
in favor ot Lchighton. The synopsis
follows;
South, and other points. The only pa
per In the county at $1.00 per year.
Lehlghton,
' M. Chunk,
0 0 a
0 2 2
0 3
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East Mauch Chunk Items.
Miss Lizzie Solomon is visitin;
friends in Philadelphia.
Tl$ yojiugest child of Mr. Plus
Dcnweiuinz, which men at Diiatnoicin
on last Friday, was burled on Monday
afternoon.
Miss Iiachcl Connor, is spending
the summer In Philadelphia, studying
Kindergarten system of Instructions for
tho young.
Frank Schwartz, the enterprising
furnllute dealer, sports a neat new
wagon.
A number of young folks spent
Saturday afternoon at the Glen.
Walter J. Brooks a student at St.
Charles Scntlnarj', Over Brooks, Pa., Is
spending his vacation with tjls parents.
Miss Clara Kuhns was visiting
ll lends at Allentown.
A paity from here spent Thursday
evening at Thompson McDanlel's, en
joying themselves Immensely.
An Interesting game of baseball
was played at Lehlghlon, last Saturday,
between tho East Mauch Chunk and
Welssport nines. The score was, Kast
Mauch Chunk, 4; H'clssport, P. Tho
umpire gave unusual satisfaction.
On Sunday hist tho Itefortnad
Chuich was handsomely decoraled with
evergreens the occasion being Chll
drens' Day. Itev. J. K. Freeman officiated.
The Carlions will play at Lehigh
ton to-morrow (Satunlay), and at Slat
Ington on July oth. Doc.
11111111111". Aow itrl kin a rouali aver.
Licentiate John M. Kessler. of Al- ago of salaries we will assume that each
lentown, at one time a resident In this 1 1,1S rc'celves 840 per month. This
borough, was on Sunday evening o,,or
tunica in &t. J ohn's lleformed Church times that Is S4S.000. the amount nald to Bey. N. J. McManus. of Archbald
as a minister of the Unformed Church, people who livo lu Mauch Chunk In one Spiritual Director of the Catholic Total
cv. nr. a. i,. ttusner, pastor of the year. Kvcn If It were night or ten Abstluence Union of the Diocese of
ciiurcn, conancieu mo services and thousand dollars less It would be bad . Seranlon, has repudiated ns unofficial
preached the ordination sci uion. llev. enough loas for our toun, cpecially j lhe language of one of tho resolutions
Kessler will do missionary work In Ohio when no think of the snap' and push . of the nnuM Convention of the Union
iiirtup juamioinoa oi tue iieionucci such a large corps of money makers held at White Haven last week In de-
give a town. 1 paa-':atton of kalocra-keepens.
Church.
A CreatJictory
A Torrlblo Caso of Scrofula
Ciiroc! by
Hood's - SarsaparHIa
" In the winter of 18T0 I was attacked with
Scrofula In ono of tho most aigravatlng forms,
At ono tlmo I had no less than thirteen large
abscesses over and n-rmind mynccknnd throat,
coullnually exuding an offensive mass of
bloody matter dlsuusting behold, and
almost Intolerable to endure. It Is Impossible
to fully describe ray sufferings, as the ease
was complicated with ChrOnio Catarrh. Af b? t
thToo years of misery, having been treated by
three rhyslclans, I was worsts than ever,
Finally, en the recommendation ef W.
Huntley, druggist, of Lock? ort, I was Induced
to try Hood's Barsararflla. And now, after
having taken twclvo bottles, within the last
twelve months, tho scrofulous eruptions have
entirely ceased, and tho abscesses have all
disappeared, except tho unsightly sears, which
aro daily betnmlne. 'f mailer by decrees, and
beautifully less.' I do not know what It mny
h.iyo done for ethers, but I do know that hi
mv rnsc. Hood's Kar&anarllla has nroved mi
ctfecttvo tpcclfle Indeed. As nn evidence of
my gratitude l sond theso farts unsoiicneu
nnrt T nm reailv In Xf rifv the ftllfheittlcltv ol
ihl euro, bv dchohaI coirestiondence with
any ono who ciouVln lu" CHAitLEs A. Iton
EitTS, Jiist Wilson, K, Y.
This statement Is f or.flrmed by W. J. Hunt
ley, druggist, of Lockport, K.Y., who calls the
cure a great vlotory for Jlood s sarsaparllla.
Send for book giving statements ol many cures,
Hood's Sarsaparllla
Bold ty all druggists. 61 i six for 85. Made
only by C. I. HOOD a CO., Lowell, Mass.
IOO Dcsos Ono Dollar.
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A. ARNER & SON,
NEW MAHONING, CAItBON COUNTY. I'A.
YOU WANT
The Carbon Advocate !
$1. per year ; 50c. six months ; 25c. three MontllS.
GREAT BARGAINS !
AU. OUU NOVUIVril'S IN
Dress Goods
-AND-
PABASOLS !
AT COST !
H. Gutii & Son,
634 Hamilton St., Allentown.
GRAND OPENING ! !.
UEALIiR IN
RMfite Nnfinne
Groceries, Provisions
AND
mariaVtjrnace,
about two miles from Wcissport, in Franklin Twp.
The peoplo are invited to ive us a call. We ate selling
goods at New York wholesale prices, and all goods warrant
ed as represented. Uali cany, or you may loose tne ucst
bargains. M. & P. BRENNEU, Ilarriiy, P. O.
am Beeiiv for Conipetita.
Mm mi Summ
I have "made away" with my old stock and am now Hilly
prepared for tho
er Tatie !
with one ol tho most FASHIONABLE as well as SUB
STANTIAL Uncs of
Ladies', Gents and Childrens Shoes.
Ladies American Si, French Kid $2. to $4.
Ladies' and Childrens Spring Heel Shoes, All Sizes
Ladies' Kid-Button Shoes, $1.25 Up !
Latest Styles flats & Caps,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
A.t Tlie "CCXRISriER STOEE."
LEWIS WEISS
BANK STREET, LEHIGI1TON, PA, M,. .thji
1111 .I'u.pm&.i'A