"Original Cheap Cash Store.
The Leading Fashion
Journal wiy, nil flgns jmlnt to n Muck
Silk season. Wo have n large ttoek of
rcllahle weaves. unJ are ollering tlicm
remarkably low.
Elegant Bew Velveteens
in great variety, at the lowest prices ever
readied.
Beautiful Tricot Dress Cloth,
Mock, Dark in Drown, Navy Mine, Myr
tle Green. Motlc, Light Olive, Dark
Olive, Medium llrown und (Jaruct.
J. T. NUSBAUM.
Opp. Publlo Square, Bank Street, Lehlnh
ton, Ft. June 7, 1884-ly.
SATURDAY, OCTOIlEIt 10, 1SS0.
SPECIAL JMVriCH -l'crsons making pay
ments to tills olllce y moiioy orders or
lost:il notes will please make t hem payable
uttiie vi;issfoitT post oi'Tiri:, us hih
LeldEhton Oflke Is NOT u money order olllce.
Current Events Epitomized.
Forest Arcs rac in many sections
of tlic State.
A drought prevails pietty generally
throughout the State.
The new silk mill at Uetlilehem will
be ready for operation by the first of
November.
Farmers throughout the State claim
that the chestnut crop will not he as
large ns last year.
Stephen Molcn, a Uetlilehem bar
ber, dropped dead while shaving a cus
tomer Saturday night.
Gon. James Heaver opened the
campaign in Ilazleton Monday night,
lie was enthusiastically received.
The production of the Pennsylvania
Steel Works was gieater last week than
any corresponding time in Its history.
Carbon county had two hundred
and twenty weddings during tho first
year of the new marriage lio-nse law.
N. C. llarr, treasurer of the Ilam
hcrg Building Association, of llerks
county, is short $3000 in his accounts.
Two miners were Instantly killed
liy an explosion of gas In the l'ort
lionlkey mine, near Wllkesharre, Mon
day. Tho Mahauoy City Local consoli
dated with the Tribune of the same
place, last week. The new lirm have
our best wishes for success.
The "I'm somewhat of a liar my
self" card has made lis appearance hero,
and now the teller of '"Twice Told
Tales" is summarily dealt with.
Counterfeit ten dollar silver certifi
cates, with portrait of Tliomaa A. Hen
dricks, have made their anpear.inco in
some parts of thu State. Look out for
them.
Mrs. llruznnskl, of Highland, Lu
zerne county, was knocked down, brut
ally outraged and killed, one day re
cently, on the road between her home
and Jedilo.
Tho celebrated Strohl family, con
sisting of father, mother and eight
children, gave one of their popular en
tertainments In School Hall, last Mon
day evening.
Wc call the attention of our numer
ous readers to the advertisement of
Kramer it Co., dry goods merchant.
Allentown, published In another column
of to-day's issiuj.
A party of young boys make night
hideous to the residents along Iiankwav.
We refrain from mentioning names hut
If the practice Is not discontinued wo
will expose the young rascals.
Adam llcers. a pioneer resident of
county, died at hi; home in Itoekport,
Sunday, at the advanced ago of seventv
scyen years, lie w as well and favorably
known throughput the county.
I'cter Hess, a veteran of the war of
1812, and the only remaining pensioner
in tins section of the State, died at his
home In Williams tow nihil). Northanin-
ton county, Monday night, at tho age of
iiineiy-ine years.
torthe week ending Oct. 0, there
were 148,7:18 tons of coal shipped over
the I.ehigh Valley railroad, nuking a
total to date of 6,4:!,&02 tons.and show
ing an increase of BIS.'JSo tons compared
with same date last v. car.
Amandus Stephon.aged sixty years,
n prosperous I.ehigh count v farmer, re.
siding at the Flats, about eleven miles
irom Ailcnlown. committed suicide.
1 uesday. by hanging. Despondency Is
cam ju nutii ueeu me cause lor coin
mlttlng the act.
The convention of Count v f'nmmU
sioners, in session at Ilarrisburg last
week, discussed tho various forms of
assessment unit tkxatlau, and a commit
tee will prepare a report and ask the aid
of the fioyerncr and Legislature In
framing a law to govern all counties.
The Rev. .lames M. Salmon, for
many years Presbyterian pastor at ihin
gor, Pcnna., and previously at Wliilo
Haven, Is expected to preach In the
llokendauqua church Sunday morning
mid evening. Oct. 17, whilst Ihe Hey.
dames A. Little is olllclating at Albur
lis, Pa.
General Guitar Is running for Con
gress in Missouri, and Fiddler Taylor Is
nfier the Oovernor'schalr in Tennessee.
We trust that General Drum will step
forward, If he wants anything, and let
us have concert of action by all taking
a ride through tho valley In David Kb
bert's casy-rlding carriages.
Thomas F.igan Informs us that ho
has collected siilllclenl money for the
purchase of an artificial limb for Nathan
Kenierer. of Jamestown. The amount
In full It evci i0).OX Mr. F.ii?m do
ilres to express his thanks for tho kind
manner in which ourcitlzens responded
to the call of charity. Mr. l'.ii.in
started the Mibscrlptlon book only a few
weeks ago, but by continual push and
energy he has succeeding in meeting
with unusual success.
,-An exchange very sensibly says:
Newspaper subscribers who aro in ar
rears should bcai in mind that a dun Is
not an impeachuH't of their Integrity,
but simply an outcropping of a publish
er's necessity. For Instance a thousand
men owe him one to four dollars each.
It Is a small amount to each individual,
but to him the aggregate Is large. In
stead of becoming indignant bccitisethe
publisher asks for his honest dues the
delinquent subscriber should be grateful
to him for waiting so patiently, and pay
up like a man.
Someone has declared conceit worse
than consumption, mid the comparison
is a true one. Many are the conceited"
who cry down legitimate, remedies, and
who delude suffering humanity, whoso
only salvation Is ihe immediate use of
Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup, "Ho jests at
scars, who never felt a wound," and a
man may stand with his hands in his
pocKcts anil laugh at a poor, worn rhcu
matlc, but If he Is a gentleman, he'll
step Into the neaiest ding-shop and buy
him a bottle of Salvation Oil for 1:5 cents.
r-Arncr & Son, the popular manu
facturers of pure bone Phosphate, of
Aiiuiiuiiiiiu, u.ivu. uuii h veiy suc
cessful season In the sale of their vari
ous grades of phosphates. The manu
facture of these articles being under
their Iminedlato supervision they can
unhesitatingly recommend them as first
class goods In every lesjioct. A display
of the ditferent grades of phosphates In
connection with the jaw bone of a
whale, the neck bono of a rhinoce reus
and the hip bone of an elephant attract
ed considerable attention at our JaU
county fair.
Thanksgiving day is coming on
apace. j
All Halloween will bo along on
October BO.
Allenlown's tax duplicate amounts '
to $r.2,37t.2i).
Tuesday was the 3PUh anniversary i
of the discovery of Amcilca. I
The new two dollarsllverccrtlficato 1
will soon be ready for circulation. i
Luzerno county lias two hundred
and ninety-six practicing physicians. ,
Potatoes are selling at Oo. 40 and 45
cents per bushel throughout the county.
Arbor Da', onthc2Sth Inst., should
he apmoprlatcly observed by our public
schools.
Mrs. ll'in. Hcini, of Reading, com
mitted suicide by hanging on ll'cdnes
day last.
Tho Phelps system of telegraphy is
to be intioduccd on thu Lehigh Valley
railroad.
Get your sale bills printed at this
office. Piiccslowas elsewhere. Give
us a call.
Reading has gained nine miles of
new houses, or 2,(104 buildings In the
past ten years.
A Young Men's Christian Associa
tion was organized in this place Jl'oii
nesday night.
A Lehigh county woman exhibited
fire hundred miscellaneous articles at
the Allentown fair.
Tcrrcnce V. Powdcrly has been re
elected as Grand Master ll'orknian of
tho Knights of Labor.
The. second conference of the Luth
eran Mlnlstciium of Pennsylvania, met
In Zlonsvlllc this week.
The Allentown Iron company is
turning out pig-Iron at the rate of six
hundred tons per week.
Lehigh county has two hundred ami
sixty-two United States pensioners who
draw $2,103.J0 per month.
Hungarians and Polanders are still
leaving Luzcinc county In large mini-
uers, lor points in the II est.
The Salvation Army, located at
Ilazleton, U meeting with rather rough
usage at the hands of hoodlums.
Iierks county Is suffering severely
from drought. Little or no rain having
fallen In the past sixty-five clays.
Founders day was celebrated at
Lehigh University, South Pethlehem,
Thursday w lib appropriate exercises.
The annual conference of the North
Philadelphia distilct of the Methodist
church was held In Allentown this
week.
Tho pig-Iron trade has remained
steady during the past week. Prices
range from $18 to $10, according to
grade.
The new letter sheet envelope has
been declared a nuisance by postal
clerks and their manufacture discon
tinued.
The new one dollar silver certifi
cates have made their appearance. The
vlpnette is the head of .Martha Wash
ington.
The circulation of the Acvocati: is
constantly Increasing. This fact should
he noted by merchants desiring to ad
vertise. Robert llelney, of Slatlngton, a
brakeman on a Lehigh Valley coal train
was squeezed between the curs at Las
ton the other day.
' You can shoot rabbits after No
vember 1st. Not before. Wc were In
error last wrek when we said that the
season opened on the 15th.
Monroe crunty had but ninety-seven
weddings during the first year of the
new marriage license law. The close
proximity to Jersey Is said to be the
icason for the number being so small.
Over three hundred delegates of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
of this Stale, were In attendance at the
twelfth annual convention of this
organization held In IHlkcsbarrc. tills
week. The membership showed an In
crease of two thousand over last year,
and a balance of $-2,000 Is reported as
being In the treasury.
Tho cnalrman of tho Prohibition
State Committee lias icccivcd notice
that unless he ceases his Indefatigable
effort in the cause he will be slaughtered.
Th letter winds up by saying: "you
white llered sucker, you had better go
nomo aim lenn to your business and
not rob us of our legitimate business."
The letter Is supposed to bo that of a
cram;.
"Stay at Home My Heart and Rest,"
Longfellow, music by W. A. ttalen. In
this degenerate age of music, when so
much of the veriest trash is Issued, it
seems and Is actually refreshing 10 see a
song line me auove, Willi a pure melody
and a thorough and innsiclanly treat
ment. We heartily recommend it to all.
Price 40 cants. Ig'n. Fischer, Publisher,
Toledo, O.
Tho latest Imposition on farmers.
by the crafty swindler. Is to drive up
10 aiarm nouse anil give the farmer a
big game talk about the high prices
uemg pai.i lor groceries. A barrel
or two of sugar is taken from the wagon
and offeied for about one-third the
regular price. The farmer bites, lmvs a
barrel, and in two or more days discovers
ue uas purcnaseu oriunary sail, a few
pounds of sugar covers the deception.
"Strain at a gnat and swallow a
camel i" J)o no such thing. Swallow
ur. Hull's Uiby byrnp, baby, and yoti
win soon lie well. Price 25 cents. Dr.
Hull's Ualtlmore Pills mav be Invariably
relied on to purify the blood, cleanse the
liver, anil excito It to healthy act on.
Price 25 rents. Day's Horse Powder
prcventscough. cold, and snots in sheep,
and fallens the lambs by Increasing the
nun. oi ineir inouiers. (July 2.) cents,
It has been announced that the
llethlehein Iron Company has recently
given an order for 50,000 tons of the ore
found In New lork Stale near the Ad
irondack region. Tho cais bringing
mis oro 10 jiellilrliein can carry anthra
cite coal back to he used In Northern
ew 1 ork. 1 lie Iron ore found In New
York Is specially adapted for steel-mak
ing, ami a uraneii line ot railroad lb lo
be extended lo the beds for the conveni
ence of transposition.
Thomas Fagan has turned over and
lecelved a recent Irom J. Ir. Itatulun
bush for the flly.OO which ho collected
lor the purpose of purchasing an art!
ileliil limb for Nathan Keiuerer. of
Jamestown, with tho understanding
that Mr. liandenbiisli shall see to the
puichaslng of the limb. All other
money for this purpose will be received
by J. W. Raudenbtish. Mr. Pagan, Is
well and favoiably known heic, having
held the position of engineer on engine
fills on thoAmboy dlvisionor tho Lehigh
Valley railroad for tlio past eleven years,
from which place he was promoted lo
engine of freight train No. 420, running
from F.aslon to Jersey City, this week.
Tom Is well and favorably known here
and by his genial, free and easy manner
has made hosts of friends during his
sojourn w llli us,
Charged With Che&tlngHis Customers.
A despatch dated Tainaqua, Oct. 13,
says: A warrant was Issued here Wed
nesday for the arrest of Lx-Sherill M.
L. lloyer, charged with embezzlement
and swindling. When Hover's term
expired In the Slieillf's olllce of this
I county, last spring, be cauio to Tnniamia
ami openen a uroxcr s olllce, or "bucket
shop dealing on margin In New York
stocks. He did n good business and
I much money was entrusted lo him for
I Investment. In many rases he did not
' Invest the money and loll his customers
that they were "wiped out," liockrling
. tho money lihnsell. In other cases,
; where he wanted the money and the
deal were surrostful, lie not only pock
eted the money nut up on margin, but
the profits as well, When things crow
warm here lie-left for Pottsrille, wither
an olllcer from here has gone to execute
the warrant. Jlnyrr was a candidate
for the Scimtoral nomination of the
Thirtieth district at the recent Demo
I cratle Convention.
Feople In and out of Town.
Our people who may have relatives or
friends llsltlnir tlicm will greatly oblige us
By t-iilliiR in their names unci residence for
publication under this lieu!. linn on.
Miss Lulu Zehnor, of town, spent
last Saturday with Slatlngton friends.
Miss Emma Ho.ver, of Catasauqna,
Is visiting relatives and friends in town.
Wils. Miller, Mauch Chunk's pop
ular carrlago builder, was In town on
Sunday.
Mrs. llenj. Williams, of Mauch
Chunk, spent fast Monday in town with
relatives.
Mrs. Paul Wagner Is sojourning
with Mrs. Wm. Wugncr, at Plymouth
Meeting, Pa.
Rev. F. K. Hermit and wife, of
Stettlersvllle, Lclilgh county, were lit
town this week.
Charley 'Harding and wife, of Iron
street, spent several days this week w ith
llcthlehcm friends.
Mrs. Ed. llunslcker, of this place,
spent several days at Catasauqna and
Allentown this week.
Mr. und Sirs. Slarcns, of Philadel
phia, are the guests of John S. Lcnlz,
on Northampton street.
Misses llesslc Leibenguth and Sarah
Wert, of town, arc visiting relatives and
friends In llloomshurg, Pa.
Mrs. Andrew MunU, of Reading,
Pa., spent several days Willi Mrs. John
Hank, on Hank street, last week.
Miss Savannah Hankce, of Lohlgh
Gap, was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
W. W. Morthlmcr, for several days last
week.
A. A. Graver, of Reading, repre
senting Schlechtcr & Henry, dealers In
pianos and organs, while in town this
week dropped in to see us.
Harry Sw eeny and wife, of Drlfton,
and SIlss Patterson, ot Wllkesbaire.
spent Sunday In town with C. M.
Sweeny and wife, on Hank street.
Joseph Kalhfus.Ksq.1of Last Maurh
Chunk, the Republican candidate, for
District Attorney, was in town during
the week and dropped In to see us.
Our old friend A. S. Miller and
family, fonneily of this place, now of
Pattenburg. N. J., were lsi1in2 rela
tives and friends here during the past
week.
Mrs. Louisa Stocker and son Geo..
who have been sojourning with relatives
and friends In the West during the past
live weeks, returned homo Tuesday de
lighted with their trip.
Coal Prices and Wages.
New York World. Oct. 0: In his criti
cisms upon tho action of Governor Pat-
tlson looking to ."state interference with
the operations'of the coal barons' com
bination Mr. Gowen says: "The better
the price of coal the more the working
men get for wages." The advance in
prices of coal already agreed upon
amounts to 00 cents a ton. What ad
vance has been made or promised In the
wages 01 nnnrsy .ot a cent, at the last
reports. If the workingincn who dig
the coal were given even half of Ihe ad
vance in price there would bo little com
plaint among cousuiucis. Huttohave
the Hlg Six Companies pocket the whole
of the $15,000,000 exacted from the
consumers, ami then pretend that tho
tarllf is maintained, that production is
curtailed and that prices ate advanced
all In the (merest of woikingmcn, is to
fait the wound and rub It. In. Tho
question Is up for settlement concerning
these ant! kindred corporations. Is the
creature gieater than the ciealor? Shall
tne servant servo or be master.'
Philadelphia Ledyer, Oct. I): The re
cent advance of 50 cents a ton In the
price of coal has Its compensating ad
vantages. Tho miners "share" In the
Increase. According to one calculation
the Ilazleton miners get three cents out
of the 50.
Rochester Herald: Tho Lehigh Val
ley Railroad Company is going to follow
the example of the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western In establishing a
depot at Dtilulb, where large docks and
elevatois will bo built. Tho plan of
both loads is lo have vessel communica
tion between their Western termini at
HulTalo and Diilu'h, carrying coal on
the up trip and bringing " grain back.
Dulnih is an excellent point at which to
gather the cereals of the Corthwct,nutl
It Is likewise a good point for the dis
tribution of coal. It may yet be the
great city of the unsalted seas that
Proctor Knott pictured It.
New Mahoning Correspondence.
Ono day recently James Reichard,
ihe famous Indian tiapper and hunter,
of New Mahoning, shot and killed revel)
chicken hawks. Jim says the snortinz
men of the count can thank him tor
nils cxtct initiation of the greedy hawk,
for If he had not killed them thev would
probably have got away with all the
pheasants before the cud of the season.
Keep up the good work, .Mm, and let
your gun crack ortcn and successfully.
It. B. Dlelil and wife. II. V. Mor
tbiincr and wife. Misses E. Seller and
Lev an, of Lehlghton, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Diehl's parents, Mr. and Mis.
Joseph Lbberts, in Mahoning Valley.
They had a most cniouible time. .Mr.
F.bbeit showed a graft made on a pear
ueu last spring, w men nail already at
tained a growth of about a foot, and
had blossomed and bore fruit the pear
till being on the small limb last Sun
day. This is considered something ex
traordinary as a graft seldom bears fruit
before the third year.
Tho mission festivals hold at Ren
salem s church. Last Penn. and St
Peter's church, West Penn. under the
auspices of ihe Lutheran congregation's
iiuring last week were well attended.
The holy sacrament of the Lord's
supper will bo nliervrd in the St. John's
cnuicli on the 24lh Inst. Iter. A. Dap
tholonicw will otliclate.
Mrs. Win. Cooper purchased the
out Jvrcssiey scuooi nouse for tbO.
Our schools will open on tho 25th
inst. Miss Mable Itosenstock.of Weath
erly, has been appointed to teach the
.X IS ilOUOW SCII001. JJA-ilt
Lower Towamttnting Callings.
The new bell was put in St. John's
cnuicn last week.
The play-ground of tho Millnnn
school house ha been nicely graded
and filled up. Tho directors aiu doing
tho amo with the Lehigh (lap fchool
grounu. 1 1113 is a movo in the rlelit il -
lection. We would also urge them to
examine tho t Ire Line school house and
glvo their decision about It. and sra if
they would pronounce It a fit place for
cniuircn 10 gaiuer. 11 would say that
It Is not, It Is a disgrace to the town
ship; eyeiytlilng Is in a dilapidated con
dition j tho desks being only fit for lire
wood; the floor in many places s worn
through, which makes the room very
cold. The door has no latch and is
therefore open lo anything and anybody.
The stone walls me full of erevicxs r,m
floor to celling and therefore ready I o
I fall at any moment the roof also does
not enhance the appearance of ihe
I building in the least. Repairs will pot
answer this time; a new school house
is Imperatively necessary. Oentleinen,
110 jour 11 uty.
The magic lantern entertainment at
I Ire Line last Saturday evening wasa
, success, nan ot tne proceeds went to
the Sunday school,
I John Peters, of Lehlghton, spent
Saturday with his sick mother at Fire
Line.
I Peler Fourl, of Lehigh Gap, a boat-
man on tho Lehigh canal, was stricken
with paralysis iiboui two weeks ago.
He Is lying In a very ciltlc.il condition.
I Coxt'JJlBXCU.
' Fred. Rrinkmau received this week
fiom New York 11 lino Int ,.r li,t,,,-tA.i
canaries which he offers for sale at a
very low price. Call and see them.
McParlln, the detective, whoplayed
such a conspicuous role In the Mollle
Maqulre cases, of the coal region, Is laid
to have gone stone blind.
"Our Mau " AronnA VehsportJ
The Chicago anarchists aro doomed
to pay the penally they so justly de
serve. America Is no land or home for
tho anaichlst. Our people aro ever
ready to open their doors anil pulses for
the benolit of the down tiodden and
allllcted, but when Imposed upon by
Mich Individuals as created tho disorder
I In Chicago some time ago, they are just
! as liberal in dispensing justice ns they
are in contributing moneys or expressing
sympathy for any certain people. Au
nreliy cannot thrive In n country whcio
the principles of Democracy aro so
stiong ns here. Tho fieedom and Inde
pendence of the individual is not re
stricted so long as he keeps within the
jurisdiction of tho laws governing the
various Slates. As a result of this, wo
have to-day a grateful and happy peo
ple, a good and prosperous country, the
resources of which aie Incalculable.
When the laws governing a State be
come tyrannical (?) instead of resoitlng
to anarchy and riot, the ballot box Is
made the medium through which the
burdensome laws arc repealed, and the
peaco and quiet of the country Is not
rallied nnd tho pages of American his
tory are not disgraced by the actions of
a dissatisfied people. "What glorious
privileges these are. Dave you ever
placed side by side the system of Amer
ican free government and the system of
fotelgn monarchy? If you liavo not
you should, and yon will, sec and feci
proud of tho difference which exists.
The imported anarchist leaves a coun
try burdened with tyrannical laws and
comes hero, bringing with him that dis
satisfaction and contempt fertile powers
that rule which he held In his own
country. The result of this has been
.een in Chicago. Imbued with this
ilissatlslled spirit they aro wont to resort
to low saloons kept by their fellow
countrymen, nnd hero the spirit of an
archy glows in proportion to the amount
of stale beer and common whiskey dis
posed of frequently being the means
of bringing out Impassioned appeals for
a better stale of affairs than exist at
present. Anarchism jou w 111 find pre
vails not amongst the better element of
foreigners or Americans but Only In
that vile Importation of the foreign ele
ment, who come here and treat with
ridicule and contempt Ihe laws govern
ing the people. In view of this fact,
and the fact that the Chicago anarchists
are guilty. It Is but just that they should
pay the full penally of their crimes upon
the gallows. It may be the means of
preventing further disruptions amongst
a peaceful and happy people. God
speed me day wnen such elements re
cognize the power and liberty of this
country, nnd live. In peaceful accordance
with its laws ami customs.
.
Although not a Prohibitionist we
arc nevertheless more or less interested
In the future of that organization. Look
ing at It lo-day with a non-partisan eye,
we are convinced of the fact that within
the past "few years Prohibition lias
grown to a very great extent In the
Keystone State. So much so, In fact,
that it to-dav classes the S5.000 He pub
lican majority of a few years ago among
the uncertainties of politics; and whilst
there are men so bigoted as lo close
their eyes to tho Inevitable result of this
issii", it nevertheless loses none of Its
importance, but stares those who seethe
imparlance of It square In the face and
challenges discussion. Almost every
vuiage anil lown throughout 1110 State
now has Its Prohibition club, and whilst
many of them do not draw as lanre
crowds as either of the malnpartlcs.lt
however, Indicates the fact that the
cause is growing. We are not speaking
irom a i ioiiiimion standpoint now, but
only nsone who recognizes the growing
propensities of that organization. There
are many tilings against Prohibition,
however, and uralnly that It conflicts
with the "inallenablu lights of the citi
zen." The principle that tho "majori
ty .-hall rule" mav be philosophical as
well as logical, but In a case of this kind
whi'felt would lcsult In the conlLea
lion of millions ot dollars woilh of per
sonal propci tv and throw out of eni
plovmcnt hundreds anil thousands of
men it loses its significance In the In
calculable loss to bo sustained thereby.
H'hile there may be many Individuals
In Ihe Prohibition pally who are there
from motives pure and 'holiest to them
selves and the cause, it Is an Indlsnut-
able fact that there are many more who
are theie from motives purely opposite.
That a clash of these two forces Is In
evitable Is hut natural to suppose trom
the fact that greediness for the spoils
will sooner or later bring to the. top the
iiiiuviiiuais who lor purposes "purely
political" havo iolncd forces with them.
.Members of that party may scout the
Idea that It has among its forces men of
such character, but that will not prove
that it lias not. We advise them lo
wait and watch and the result will not
be so astounding.
. .
Our young men should takendvant
age of the oppoitunlty presented by the
voting men 01 i.entgiiton mid join wit!
them in pushing to a successful oreranl
zatlon tho Young Men's Chrlslaln As
sociation recently Instituted at this p ace
The purpose of the Association is to
advance Intellectually and morally the
young man of lo-day, to place on a
higher piano and a more substantial
basis the means of spreadlngchrlstlanlly.
This organization is known nil over the
world for Its noble aims and nurposes.
It has been the means of saving more
young men from leading lives of ills-
grace than all the organizations in exist
ence. It Is the duly of young men to
connect tneinseivcs with the association
and labor for the advancement of its
best Interests.
. .
STIi.VVSPM.VTnllS
A neat iron fence now encloses the
Lutheran and Reformed church here.
Miss Llllle Musselman. of Hetble.
hem, is sojourning with lclatives and
lraiius in this place.
The agitation of the need of n fire
department has ceased, nnd some bright
morning inu "i torn you so fiend will
explain 1111 about It.
Nathan Snyder's saw and planing
mill is running full time, with orders
on nana, wo are told, to keep tlicm
ousy tor some time to come,
"several substantial pavements have
been put down by our property holders
during the past month. It would not
00 ainlsj for others to follow suit
Autumn tints adorn tho surround
ing mountain sides, which forces the
fact upon us that soon we will ho plod
ding thiough tho "winter of ourdiscou
tent."
H. II. Mussulman and wife, of this
place, nnd A I. Worslev. of Lehlghton.
enjoyed a delightful ride through the
Volley last Sunday, In II. II. Everltt's
lancv turnout.
Run your eye oyer the advertise
ments in the Advoc.vti: to-day and you
can wo where to buy your fall and win
ter clothing, dry goods, groceries, itc.
Tho best bargains can always be had of
tne mcrciiaul w ho ndvcrtlses
Thos. Koons has commenced the
erection of n new livery stable and
blacksmith shop on Ihe slto of tho re
cently destroyed buildings, and will, wu
uudersland.soon commence the election
of a sloru room and resldmice to be oc
cupied by Joseph Rex, as n flour, feed
and furniture establishment. The new
buildings are lo be a big improvement
over 1110 0111 siruciiiren.
Rev. Debater C. Weiss delivered a
temperance address to a larse audience
In the Evangelical church last Sunday
evening. In fUjuratlvely Kwklni of
the Prohibition imrty he kuld that it
was coiuiKiseil of "sorehead and block
heads," the remaik, Ihoiuth undoubted
ly tr'ie, fell somewhat fuicjhly upon the
Prohibitionists present, one of whom
'we are Informed, arose ill his dignity
mid "went f.irili rolv Ipeed of the fact
thai the way of ihe Piobibliionlst is not
lined with roses."
fcutiesrlue for tUnvocATB.
Carbon County Court.
Tho October term of our Comity
v-ourt openen at .Mnucn uiiuiik Monday
morning at ten o'clock with a full
hunch. Tho constables mado Ihelr re
turns. The following Is the list of
cases lo he disposed of:
Commonwealth vs. Oscar .1. Strohm,
No. 10, October Sessions, 18S0. Indict
ment, false pretenses. Prosecutor,
Frank II. Person.
Commonwealth vs. John lllewster.
No. II, October Sessions, 18S0. In
dictment, F. & It. Prosecutrix, Sarah
Glace.
Commonwealth vs. Peter Jones. No.
13. Oelobcr Sesslon9,18S(l. Indictment,
selling liquor without a license. Prose
cutor, Joseph Snyder.
Commonwealth vs. John Crllly. No.
15,OclobcrSesslons, 1SS0. Indictment,
A. & 1). Prosecutor, Geo. W. Paullii.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Orion
Stroh. No. 20, April Sessions, ltSO.
Indictment, falsifying books, &c. Prose
cutor, C, A. Rex, Hurgcss.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas Fanny
case. No, 2, October Sessions, 18(30.
lndlctnieut.faHe pretenses. Prosecutor,
Fred llrandmlre.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas Strohl,
Ephraini Strohl. No. 4, October Ses
sions, 18S0. Indlctmcnt.A. & 1). Pros
ecutor, Oliver Kramer.
Commonwealth vs. Dennis Connor.
No. 5, October Sessions, 1SS0. Indict
ment, A. & R. Prosecutor, Michael
Hallstc.
Commonwealth vs. Alfred II. Rehrlg.
No. 7. October Sessions, 1880. Indict
ment, malicious mischief. Prosecutor,
John Rehrlg.
Commonwealth vs. Harris E. Hlncs.
No. 8, October Sessions, 188(1. Indict
ment, larceny. Prosecutor, J. G.
Eadle.
Commonwealth vs. Newton Kromcr.
No. 0, October Sessions, 18S0. Sur
charge, F. A R. Prosecutrix, Elmiua
Strohl.
Judge Drchcr charged tho Grand
Jury.
Among tho above cases three or four
were sent to tho Grand Jury and the
others settled or continued. Court ad
journed at an caily hour for want of
cniploynfcnt.
Tho case of Commonwealth vs. Peter
Jones, of Tomamenslng, for selling
liquor without a license occupied the
court Tuesday morning and part of the
afternoon. He was found guilty as In
dicted, and is under ball awaiting sen
tence. In the case of Charles Sclmltz vs.
John Schultz, Indicted for using threats
the former was proved lo be of unsound
mind and sent to the Danville insane
asylum.
Prior to the. adjournment of court the
petit jurors were discharged.
The greater part, of Wednesday morn
ing was occupied by Judge Drchcr In
ids discussion of the case of Common
wealth vs. Chas. Orion Stroh, showing
why the rule for a new trial should not
be granted. The decision was ycry
lengthy, the evidence of the trial being
summed up lu an exhaustive manner.
On Thursday a request was made by
the counsel for tho defense, for a stay
111 senicnco until an appeal could be
made to the Supreme Court. Judge
Drelier announced that his decision
would be. given on Monday morning at
ton o'clock when Charles Orion Stroh
will learn his fate.
Hank Wants to Know who Michol Is 1
M.vci:i:ii.u.TOvx, Oct. 12, '80.
Mil. DiiooKi:i:: Ich hob shun oft
'hairt dos es hertz coota lite lict in
dram town doeli hob Ich net gawlst dos
es aw ro guta hunt hut so clalnia os s
fun der oiler beahta bet im loud. Out
onera Somsdog wor icli lu elram town
eu do hen pawr strclt krickt vva'g era
bund, yadara lint derbesht hawa wolla,
un to hen so '11 recht plaseerllch argu
ment ntkolta bis see noner 1m kslcht
uner der navvs gakltzlcd hen. Ich hob
see net g'kent. Ich hob g'frokt wee
see hasti data, un'nohut nier der, ich
vvnse net wee 'r liasle woo Ich g'frokt.
hob oiver cr hut nwe '11 gooter hunt cr
but, anyhow ksawt ar will's dlhenkers
si won si lluffala se net oil beeta date
won 'rs la nous nema dale. No hut 'n
onuera os d'by woi ksawt: No derft 'r
owcrdcr Michel net mltncma. No hen
sco otts ga inocht os der Michel wcr
gute for suclia owcr net for Una. Wcr
d.T Michel Is wasc ich net. Ich hob
awe net froga wella wllo icli shun
pawrmol k'frogt hob wo de. basa data
wo3 'n none.r gakltzled lietta endlleh
hob icli's herlz noch amol 'fost un hob
g'frogt vyer dar Lafayette un dar Joe
wara No hob Ich g'frogt was for 'n
Lafayette un was for '11 Joe., don hot
dar 111011 kswat, was der foro kswat hot
ar wot's dlhenkers si won net si UulTala
seo oil beeta dale. Now wot'mer's ous
laga, dos dar Lafavctto war 'm Lafay
ette slme grosedawto slme sohn sinera
uncuicr ara swiiw'estcr eram brooter
era ducliter era cousin si boo woo milch-
'111 Washington Im Revolutionary kiccg
kioctua net un sell war dee shult os '
so sphongleh war. Un dar oner war
dar Joe woo fun slna breeder zti dar
Egypier ferkawft vvora war, un sell war
ue ursoeii wartini cr slch so gadultlch
un gcya date. .No hut dar mon mlch
g friigl woo ich wolina date, un ops
liawsa bet on dar Hint Run un eps ork
hecklch war, tin noch so onera sacha os
Ich niva ol wasc. Mer hen ho alns
gadrunka no bin Icli haine. War dar
Michel 13 waso ich net, Ich hob awe
net froga mago. owcr si doo so cute un
Hn ous un d rooks In dl zeltung war dar
Michel is, tlu kohnst mcr 'n groser fa
vor doo. Hank.
East Mauch Chunk Items.
Levi KiiIum, who has been proprietor of
the Centre House for the past six or seven
months, has icmoved In Allentown.
--.tames Astmin, fireman on engine l32,had
his foot mashed one day last week. He Is
getting alimg right well.
Onnko Cornet Hand hold another picnic
.11 m:ii ituuiMis Kiiive, i;isi Saturday evening,
and was a grand success.
-The silk mill now gives employment to
about uibojs and girls.
The new M. K. church Is fast nearlng
completion.
The new K V. engine house will be com
pleted In about three weeks und will hold 18
engines.
Th base-ball season has about ended.
M. A. Itaiuleiibii'h, of Hanger, was In
town ono day last week.
Prank Hchwurlz left for Oswego, Jf. Y.,
last Satin day.
-Samuel Welch, Wclssport's popular con
stable, was In town one day lids week.
A surprise party was given tl.c widow of
in-1. ue tun. itnersier, in minor 01 nci-.v.tn
birthday, tihe was Hie recipient of ipiltea
number of presents. All enjoyed themselves
huifcly.
"Wilbur I noven spent Tuesday In I'ldla-
Ml'.l'IIIU.
The Hefniliicd Mih ttvUK' will ,iAf.f t
Jhp resldeni e ot Mr. llontz, 011 Centre street,
ii'nii I "'jr cC!lllli;i I IIU5MX,
Oltr. Ri:kd. On the flrd day of Oct.,
by the Rev. A. Hartholomew, Nathan
Old and Miss .Mary A. Reed, both of
West Penn, Pa.
Haas Mim.i:ii. On the 0th day of
October, by the same, Edwin A. Haas,
of West Penn, Schuylkill county, ami
Miss Jaue Miller, of Mahoning, Pa,
Mit.u:n. On the Oth of September, in
West Penn, Susanna, wlfo of Daniel
Miller, aged 53 years, 3 months and
() days.
Kxapp. On Ihe 10th day of September
in West Penn, Maria, wlfeof Alausou
Knapp, aged SS years, 10 months ami
20 days.
Nr.t ii AVEK. On the 17th of September,
In Weutherly, Harry, son of John and
l'.mallue Neuniayer, aged 1 year, 7
months ami 27 days,
St HAFl EU.-On the lOlh ihy of Sep
tember, lu West Penn, John, ton of
George Miller nnd Mary Sehatier,
aged 7 months and IS davs.
! Wojikh. On the. 25th Septeinbr, In
1 West Penn, Lucy, daughter of Isaac
nnd Hannah Winner, aged 40 years,
0 mom lis and 0 days.
llACItstAN. On the 20th of September,
in Mahoning, Elizabeth, widow of
Peter Hachman, aged 70 years, &
jaunt lis and W days.
INTERNATIONAL LESSONS
11 Y 1IBV. V. II. IIA11QIIKAV1S9.
LcssonS, October lth.
.msps iiKMVRitr.ti to 11K cnuciriKP,
John to, t-lii. tloldcu Text, John l'., to.
Time, April Till, A. I). Si). Placo-Pllate's
pal.ico In Jerusalem.
l'lhitc's wife had adrcam,anil Itniadcsuch
a prorouml Impression 011 her mind Unit she
sent for her husband and urged htm lo set
Jesus at liberty. This may account for the
hesitancy which he displayed throughout this
whole mailer, lu the meantime Judas hail
taken the blood money back totho Pharisees
when he found out the probable result of his
treachery. They would not receive It back
again and so he threw It on the temple floor,
and went out and hanged himself.
Pilule was so anxious lo release Jesus that
he next ordered Mini to be scourged, hoping
that this would satisfy the people mid that he
could then lelease I II 111. Scourging was In
Itself a terrible punishment, the scourge
usually being made of thongs of leit e
loaded with lead. It was no uncommon thing
tor scourglm; to result In Hie niter prostra
llonoflhovlctlm. Thculhesolillers lcdlllm
back again to the Judgment hall where they
mocked lllui, weaving a crown composed ot
thorns. Pilate, still anxious to release Illin,
goes out again to the people, but they Insist
that He shall be crucified. Pilate again
declares that he finds no fault In Ilim, and
tells them to take Him and crucify Him. He
then went back to Jcsti for a further Inter
view, but Jesus did not answer his question.
"Speakest thou not unto Mr.?" he says. "I
have power to crucify j 011 or release you."
Jesus then told him that all tho power he
had was derived from Cod. doing agalu to
the Jews to try and convince them that Jesus
ought to be set at llbcity he meets with a
new cry from Ihe excited mullllmle, Ihey
deiinnd that Jesus shall be crucified, and
claim that l'llate will not he Caesar's filend
If he allows a man to live who sets lllmscir
up for a king. This was a most imweiful
argument with l'llate. To ho licensed of
treason to Ihe liomau emperor was almost
certain to be billowed by trial and almost as
sure to if stilt In death, l'llate did not want
t'i be accused at Pome ur hi'tntr imfrtciuliv in
Caesar by nilmllting the claims ot a ilia!
King, no, wnue ini" cnarge was not irue, 111
the ltoinan sense of ilvalry, for Jesus never
cla nicd to he n tcmtxiinl kluir. It hail Its
effect on l'llate. lie went in and brought
.testis outto Ihe people. Silting down hi a
Judgment sent outside the palace, he said to
tlicm. "Heboid jour king." This prohably
iiiuciiscii iiicin more 111:111 unvimug cie
which had trausnlrcd. There stood Jesus In
Ihe mock garments of royally, mid Ho is
called their king. Their rage Increases as
they ciy. "Away with Hint, away with Him,
cruelty 1 1 1 111 " l'llate asks tlicm It they
would have their king crucified. He keeps
thus representing Christ ns their king, nnd
urglmr them to ho careful how 1 hey would In
lure the roval head of their nation. In their
blind passion tlicysceiutoforgctthclrhatrcd
of the Iionnu yoke, us they answer, "We
have no king but" Caesar." Then Pilate
washed his hands In wider, to sjiuhollscbls
freedom from participation In the death nf
.Jesus, hut ho delivered film up to be cruci
fied. I.KXSOX THOUGHT.
1. Do not hesitate to do right.
'2. If we relect Christ lie will rclcct ns. The
Jews rejected 1 1 1 m as their king.
.i. ah .ikcs nave oecn compelled 10 acMiow
ledge Unit l'llate was light when he found no
fault In Jesus.
t. Observe how Jesus bore tho trial and
follow Ills example.
Of Interest to Everybody.
CDon't fall to read the advertise
ment headed "Save time and money,"
and ending, "All cheap for cash."
Sam Johnson, of Pottsvllle, has a
green turtle weighing about four hun
dred pounds.
C3JGo to l-'rs. Roilcrer, under the
Exchange Hotel, for a smooth shave
and a fasiouable hair cut.
The new breaker at Alaska colliery.
near Mouut Carmel, will be ready to
ship coal by December 1, when 700 hands
will bo given employment.
ClT"H-vr.o-UNs In W.M.t, Papiius
and Window Siiapks at Luckhx
liACfl's, (II Rroadway, Mauch Chunk;
Hrowns 0 and S cts., white I) and lOcts.,
gilt 25 and 33 cts.
An exchange stales that apples in
Lebanon county are selling as low ns 5
cents a bushel, and cider at ?1.2. per
barrel of 42 gallons.
A thing of beauty is a joy forever.
Roadman, of Mauch Chunk, makes
beautiful photographs which are a joy
to those xv ho get them, as well as to
their fi lends, (lei some taken.
lllien Gowen says, "Consent or
foreclose," it is time for Reading's
junior bondholders to consent before
suubown.
Teeth I All babies who are cutting
teeth cry for Dr. Hand's Teething Lotion
lo bo painted op their gums. So do
adults after tooth extraction, for it
removes all pain and soreness. It relieves
tooth ache at once. Tiyit.
Lord nartlilgton and Ear) Rosebery
will le.ivo England in November to
make a tour of India.
All the latest novelties
in Fall and Winter merchant
tailoring goods at Onus? &
Bro., Lehighton.
While Rev. Father Mlsklewitz
Pastor of a Polish church at the South
Side, Pittsburg, was turning around to
address his congregation at the close of
mass oil Sunday morning, a bullet was
fired at him through a side window of
the church. 1 he missile passed within
a few inches of tlie pilest and flattened
Itself against tne opposite wall. Con
slderablo excitement prevailed for a
time.
Jnsl received from Bos
ton, an immense stock of the
genuine Knight of Labor
Shoes, which we are selling
at $2.50 and $3 Warranted
solid calf leather. Clauss &
Bro., the Tailors, sole agents
for Carbon county.
o upon r of Tin: coxhitiox op tub
I IK.SI .XA11U.X.1I, 1IA.MV ur' I.E.
HKiHTOX, Pcnna., at tho closo of business
uciooer tin jbw:
iii:souiici:s.
Iwns and Discounts.... S2.381 71
overdrafts .too on
I', S. Ilonils Insecure circulation. .. "B.Ouo 00
Other stocks, bonds and mortKiiKcs 2ft,13v M
Due from approved reserve iil-ciUs. lii,07v! ro
Due ti 11111 other National Hanks..,. pax 07
Due fiom Stale Hanks and Hankers Mia M
Heal estate, furniture nnd fixtures, P,ie.'7 to
Current expenses and taxes paid,. . 871 42
Premium paid , o,7to 00
Checks and other rash Items ik ci
llllls of other Hauks 13,730 00
Fractional paiwr currency, nickels,
and cents 10 M
Trade dollars .1 , Ickijq
Specie... 4,209 Ml
1 .(..! I lender notes 2,100 00
uc'.icmpuon iiiuu wnu u. n. ircas-
urer (5 per ceut. circulation). . . . 3,373 0
Total
IJAIIIUTIICS.
$2I3,US 18
75.000 011
, . 8,7r0 Oil
.. 2,OJ0 7
1 . 0710 110
Capital slock paid In
Surplus fund ,
I'nillvhleil profits
National Dank notes niitstandlniri.
Dividends unpaid
IndMdualdciKulls subject to check
Collided checks
Cashier s checks outstanding
Due to other National Hanks..,.,.
Ml l
Kl.lOO HI
0 00
217 28
II, sua 71
Total .$215,268 18
Kt.VH! OF 1'HNNHVI.VANIA, COUNTV OF
CAItllO.V, hs:
lv,V. W. Howniau, Cashier of the above
named baiik.ilosoleninlysueiir that tlieabove
statement Is true lo the Pejt of my know ledge
nnd Iwllef. W. W. HoWjian, Cashier,
8 .inscribed aid sworn to before inolhls 12th
day of October, 1 km.
II, V. MoiiTiUMFJi, Sr., X, I",
ConnEcr Ai-tksti
THO. Kl'.MBIlF.It, I
J. . '.r.ux, Dlretor.
A. J. Duni.i.vo. I
Oct. IGtll lSK,
To Whom it May Connorn.
Notice Is hereby given that Iheunderslfncd
has this nth day or Octolier, lf. hmutnl
to U. J. rUrolnn.nf Lehlghton. twnbayhorMW,
one carrlane. one luiti lier uuuon, one set of
tl Hiti It- liiimnM, and one set of sluule harness.
All persons are hereby forbidden lo meddle
with Hie same as It Is ir.y propuptv
P H. I'EIISON',
I.elilxliton.fift. s, lSi-s-.tw
A Great Victory
A Tcrriblo Caso of Scrofula
Curod by
Hood's Sarsaparilla
" In tho winter of 1S79 I was attacked will,
Scrofula In ono ot tho most aggravatlnE forms.
At ono tlmo I had no less than thirteen large
abscesses over and around my neck and throat,
i-uiuiiiiiany cxuuing nn oncnsive mass 01
bloody matter ttlscustlng to behold, and
almost lhtolcrablo lo enduro. It is Impossible
to fully describe my sufferings, ns tho caso
was complicated with Chronic Catarrh. After
thrco years of misery, havlnp, been treated by
thrco physicians, 1 was worso than ever,
riually, on tho recommendation of W. J.
Huntley, drurf;lst, of Lockport, I was Induced
to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. And now, after
having taken twolvo bottles, within tho last
twelve months, the scrofulous eruptions have
disappeared, except tho unsightly sea rs.vvhlch
aro dally Lcccmtiic' smaller by decrees, and
beautifully less.'. I do not know what It mny
havo done forrthers, hut I do know that lu
my case, Hood's Harsaj arllla ha3 proved an
effecttvo specific Indeed. As nn cvldciico of
my cratlludo I send these facts unsolicited,
and I am ready to verify the authenticity of
this cure, by personal concsnontlence with
cuuri'iy cca&cu, luiu mo rusccsscs liavo all
any cno who iioul is It." Ciuhles a. Itou
KHT8, East Wilson, K. Y.
This statement Is Confirmed by W. J. Itunt-
Ky, aracslst, c t Lockport, Is . Y w ho calls tho
euro a great victory for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Send for book clvlng statements of many cures.
Hood'G Sarsaparilla
Bold by all druggists. $1 ; six for $5. Made
only by C. I. HOOD Si CO., Lowell, Mass.
!0O Doses Ono Dollar.
New Advcrtisments.
Wetapt Bnsta Directory.
ow rou low miens i
Leu Expense Means lower Prices for the
Pcoplo 1
Jf. A. Oswald's Xcw Store, In M, A. Oswald's
Xevv Hulldlns, Knst Wclsspoit, l'cnn'a.,
is headquarters for
Dress Goods, Cassiirs, Prints,
Groceries; Provisions, &c
Banded Chamber Setts, $3!
Roller Process Flonr Only $2.35,
Which Is positively FIFTEKX CENTS less
than the same Hour can bo bought elscw hero.
Give mc a call and be convinced that I nm
selling goods at "Itoclc llottom I ilces,"
M. A. OSWALD,
Scpti8,8o-i KA3T v,vi:is.sroitT.
J-AURY Ss SKWELL,
THE VKIB3rOUT lUKEltY,
Fresh Itrcad and Cakes every day. Delivered
In Lehlghton and Mauch Chunk every Tues
daj, Thursday and Saturday. fcSr-llcnlcs,
1'artlcs, Camp-Meetings, Weddings, funerals
supplied at short notice, august7,S7-ly
-JJIRANKUX HOUSE,
EAST WElSSPOuT, l'EN'N'A.
This house offcrs'flrst-class accommodations
to the permanent boarder and transient guctt.
Panic pilccs, only One Dollar per day.
aiig7-ly JoitN 1:1:111110, Proprietor.
-Q1UTS, THE JEWELEll.
All Kinds of Jewelry 1
School Books asi Stationery.
ailgsut7,M-ly.
D
It. 1'. AI.FKEl) ATiDHEWS,
HOMEOPATHIC PUYSlCtAXlc SVtlGEOX
Oppolto Nathan Snyder's Store,
33 A ST 'WEiSBPOB.T.
Special attention given to chronic diseases
aud Diseases ot Women. npi 17-um'
AltON V. SSVIIEH,
EAST WEISSI'OKT, llA.,
StANUFACTUItEIt'S AGENT KOlt
Western Improved Washers
American Wringers,
- ALSO'
Bicycles of all Kinds !
Old wheels will bo loaned lo pai lies desir
ing to learn and who order wheels from me.
Washers will be put out on trial. Must give
satisfaction or no sale. niigll-ly
JOSEl'H F. HEX,
- DEALEIl IN
Flour, Feed & Furniture,
Tobacos and Cigars,
East Weissport, Penn'a.,
Invites the people of Weissport nud vicinity
to call and examine his large assortment
of goods before purchasing elsewhcie.
Prices Low as the Lowost !
aprillT-lsw-lr.
T-ALL PAl'EUS & HOUDEUS I
Alt the Latest Styles and Shades I
llcst Qualities I Lowest Prices !
Pore Dregs and Medicines !
Choice Wines, Liquors,
Tobacco and Cigars.
I'-cfscrlrtlon carefully Compounded clay or
night, at
W. F. BIERY'S,
Cor. 'White nnil Bridge Sts., Weissport,
Aprllll. 1885-iv.
Advertise jn. the ADVOCATE.
It will pav you. Try it
.iiHuia.iiwJk.'twJuziUsuliiCUwI.iiia.iAjgiftfigS
A. J. LitMta&fir's Colin.
I keep constantly on hand
a full supply of the. following
' ovfiplpo
. ul-ll-!'
Lard Oil,
Castor Oil,
Coal Oil,
Linseed Oil,
Amber Machine Oil,
Black Machine Oil,
Harness Oil,
Turpentine,
Japan Varnish,
"Window Glass, and Putty,
Lewis, 1st National nnd
Whtprnl's Pure White Lead.
A full line of colors in oil,
small packages. A large
line of
Ready Mixed aud Dry Paiais.
TAlt in pints, quarts and
gallons. A good assortment
of Shelfllardware, Nails, &c.
I make a specialty in
WOVEN WIRE
for all purposes, viz : for Fan
ning Mills,Chicken Coops Ac.
1 have just taken the agency
for tho
W. & B. Douglas Pump,
and can furnish any pump in
their list at jjhort notice nnd
at lowest prices. 1 put in three
of these pumps recently, with
satisfaction to purchasers.
WAGON GREASE,
Iu-azer's, Mica, Crescent and
Castroline, to the latter of
which we call your special
attention as being something
really good and worthy of trial
CATTLE POWDER.
The Blue Grass Condition
Powder is the best now in the
market. Price, 20 cents per
package, G packages for $1.
The attention of Builders
is called to my 6tock of Ajnx
Tar and Rosin Steed Paper.
COPPER KETTLES.
A lot of COPPER KET
TLES will bo disposed at
very low prices.
AGRICULTURAL
MACHINERY
of all kinds in stock or to or
der on 6hort notice, my stock
ofltEPAlUS and EXTRAS
for alt machines Is unsur
passed by any house in tho
valley. Give mc a call.
PHOSPHATES !
PHOSPHATES !
100 Tons sold so fur this sea
son. Bcliablo and Cheap I
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Low Prices and Honest Dnaiiair,
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1st Door Below L. & S. Depot,
Baiii Street, M&ta, ftoa