wwnn.
"Original Cheap Cash Store.'
NEW STYLES
SHAWLSTSK'IRTS!
Wo are show Ins n very large ami dolnilil
olock of Shawls In new pattern nt l'llIl'liN
THAT CANNOT 1115 MA1CHKI).
LONO AND HQ 17 AUK 11I.ACK CASIIMUIE
SHAWLS A HI1XIALTY.
In Skirts wo nro also showing the latest
styles.
These flro made snrfiallv2fnr in and run.
liot he siiritnstcil In stle. workiiinnshlii and
quality, and thu irlces are nitwit twenty per
cciu. ueiuw hhy nuve uere-uiiore Riionn.
Do not fall to call nnd look Ui rough our
larire slock, as here toay be seen the newest
tilings in liiu inurKru
J. T. NUSBAUM.
Opp. I'ablletyquare, B&Dk Street, Lchlnl
ton. r. June 7, 1S84-1J-.
SATURDAY, OCTOUEH23, 18S0.
SPECIAL NOTICK -1'ersons maklnis imv
""incuts to this onleo uy money orders or
infill win nicine iiiiikc inein iiaMihie
at ho Wi:iSSl'()UT i'OST OFl'llT, as the
Minimum unite is .ui u money order onto
Curront Events Epitomized.
AJdrotifl;lit jirevallslpretty genorallv
throughout tlio State.
Nice watches for boys and girls
ni a. u. iionrs, jiaticli Uliunlc.
Efforts are being made to have
i otlsvllle Incorporated as a city.
Forty-live prisoners are at. present,
confined In tlio Lehigh count jail.
Wcddlnc rings and a large as
sortment of line silverware at Hold's,
Jlauch Cliunk.
Kev. Mr. Erdman.of Mauch Chunk.
Addressed the teiuiT.iiicc element of
mis piace last Saturday evening.
Don't. fall to read the advertise
ment headed "Save time and money,"
and cndlnc, "All cheap for cash."
Thursday, October 2S, will be oli
erved as AiuorDav In this State. Will
our public schools obseive this day?
A strike Is anticipated In the an
tliraclte coal region which will throw
out of employment three thousand
hands.
The Lehigh Valley Hallroail Com
pany has received an order to build one
hundred Tlllin refrigerator cars at the
Tackcrton car shops.
Sale bills printed at this ofllce In
the best manner and at lowest prices.
5Ive us your order. Prompt attention
given to orders by malls.
The Liquor Dealers Protective As
sociation, of this county, met at Mauch
Cliunk Ust Friday afternoon to take
action on matteregovernlng the election.
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company must pay the expenses In
curred for .holding inquests on the
bodies of the victims of the Lansford
boiler explosion.
The Commissioners ot Luzerne
county offer MOO reward for the arrest
of the murderers of ills, lirogeuskl,
who was killed on the road between
Hazlcton and Jcddo some time since.
The surviving members of the Old
Hundred and Forty-third Iieginietit
Pennsylvania Volunteers.w 111 hold their
annual re-union at Old Camp Luzerne.
Luzerne county, on Saturday, Novem
ber 0.
A charter was cranled at the State
Department Monday to thu llellefonlc
Kastern railroad company with a capital
stock of $1.0(10,000. The road will ex
tqnilrroju Mlllnu to llcllcfoulc, a dli
tance of, fifty miles.
For.'tliQ Week ending Oct. 10, thern
were' lW7,(lUtcJtu of coal shipped over
the Lehl'.'h Valley railroad, making a
total to date of .1,000,(107 tons.and show
ing an liiereaseofSMjaOtonscompared
with same date lat ear.
The Lautford Itcenrd was seven
years old last Saturday. Jimmy prom
ises-thai in the future he will be "live,
aaucy, newsy, clean, Independent and
concct,'' .This should win -for 'that
journal many new admirers.
At.a Democratic ratification td be
held In Allcnlown to-day (Saturday) the
several candidates on the State ticket,
and Ch.ilrman Henscl, Ciirtln, Kiin.lull
and many other Inilivliluahi prominent
In p6Iltlcs will be present and make ad
Ureases. l Mrs. Kebceca Titus, the aged mother-
of Janitor Titus, convicted of the
rnnfdcr of Tilllo Smith, is badly broken
down over his conviction. Her mind Is
o Impalied that her friends will proba
bly have to;seud her to the State insane
asyluiu,-
Bucks -county fanners have organ
ize.! themselves into a vigilance rum
wlttce and are searching the mountains
for a gang of desperadoes who have
been setting fire to barns, plundering
farm housesaud runnlugoff with horses
and cattle.
On Thursday evening, October 28,
"Webster Weiss, of Fianklln township,
will expose tp public tale a variety or
valuable household articles, Ac. Mr.
Weiss proves,': in the. near future, to
move to Hethiehem, where he will make
his future home.
There are probably 100,000 work
ingmcn employed in the anthraeile coal
trallie, and the Hazlcton Plain Speaker
says that "the belter the prices of coal
the more they get for wages, and Ills
now too late to deny that good wages
and'pros'ierlty go nand in hand."
On November 10 and 17. 1SSG, H.
F. and W. It. Steigeiwalt, attorneys for
the heirs of S. II. Stclirernalt, dee'd..
Mill sell at public sale, on tlio premises
In Mahoning township, Pa a lot of
very valuable personal property. Includ
ing horses, cows, shoats, chickens,
wagons, harness, Ac., A-c.
A person is "of ago" on the day
preceding the twenty-first auniveraiy of
his birth. If he was born on November
:j, 1805, he will be twenty-one vears old
on November 2 next, and will be en1
titled to vote at the election on that
May. The twenty-second year of his life
begins on his birthday; his twenty-first
year is completed on the previous day.
"Fire twenty-seven," said the busy
hotel cl.erk to the new porter down town
Saturday. Presently tho poller re
turned looking very much trsed up, "I
filed hlin, tor,' he said, "but begorra,
for jlst wan bllsscd moment 1 thought
he would fire me." The misunder
standing was amicably adjusted by the
c'erl? taking the "fired" paitlclpants for
a drive In one of David libber's easy
riding carriages. Livery on North St.
Functional disorganization of the
liver Is a potent and common cause of
melancholy. Dr. Hull's llaltlmoro Pills
Invariably give tone to tho liver. Day's
Horse Powder Is Indispensable for t lie
nropercareof sheep and lambs In winter,
fhe be3t stock-raisers always keep it on
hand. 25 cents. "Only a little colicky 1''
Colic makes many new craves. l)r,
Hull's Itaby Syrup wlllspeeilllv euro the
baby thus affected. Try It. ' Twenty
five cents.
Our homo talent has been prevailed,
upon by the members of Lehigh Hook
WWW!
t Ladder Company, of this place, to ' ri,lnato lodges, 1, MM, 110; members re
give them a benefit. So, Just remember ' "0,y'1'' 1.20M.1R0; widows and families
that there is a rich treat in storo for I ho ' J,,1'' -W: members deceased.
people of this town and Hie surrounding
neigiiborliood. There is no exaggera-
lion when we say that tho tery b-st
...ci.v (,,1111.11 mis iipcii ineu ami not
titinA ii-,i.llnnl 1 . .
"' "..uiuii,, ins ui-eii secureu ami
svill bounder the management of Alex,
jiowman.otrackerton. Mr. Howman's
experience In theatricals is sulllelent'
eviuence ipa,i llm coming evont will be
u uiiiirerciieiHeosuccess. The drama
wnicu, ny ipje wai 1 a very Interest!
one. Will he nresented tn ili mil.
WW time during the first week in De-
cviuucr.
Have your sale bills printed at this
ofllcc.
Allenlown Is to have a large whole
sale furniture factory.
Potatoes are selling at forty cents
per bushel In Lehigh count)'.
Forcpaugh's mammoth circus tent
ed at Allcnlown on the 20th Inst.
The capital stock of the Allcnlown
National Hank sells at fc.MXO per share.
Don't get left, but buy a Iiacket
Alarm Clock from li. II. lloul, Mauch
Chunk.
Water sells at fifteen cents per bar
rel In many towns throughout Berks
county.
A vein of coal twenty feet thick has
been dlscoveicd near Fraeksville.Schuyl
kill county.
Fruit trees that are blooming forthe
second time this season will bear no
fruit next year.
Easton citizens will vole, at the
next election to find out whether its shall
be a city or not.
The entire Iron trado has been
steady this week with prices tanging
about as last week.
Tuesday. November 2, Is election
.1... .....1 .......... ......... .I.....I.I l. 1 1
nun cn-ij ouvimii uuuil uaiiu
lo deposit a ballot.
' , , ,,
-Seven of the seventeen large double
furnaces In the big puddle mill at Allen-
town are row in full blast.
... ,,. , .1
i0rV.i i,CS . ii 1 b0 at
Maueh Chunk sometime during next
week-piobably lucsday.
-Go to Frs. ltoderer, under the
Exchange Hotel, for a smooth shave,
nnd a faslonblo hair cut.
-Wm. Zcrby, of Mauch Chunk, was
n uu,tru m 1 1 ( luui, L.ai ilk iasiUII
1 nuiauny aim uiiuiy iiijurcu.
After November 1st the special train
running between Mauch Chunk and
Glen Onoko Will be discontinued.
me iweniy-iounn annual session'
of the llerks county teachers' Institute
was in session ai iteading nils week.
The Carbon County Teachers' In-
stltute will convene at Maueh Chunk,
for one week commencing December 0. j
The Lehlah Coal and Navigation'
Company has notified the striking
mouldeJ.at Lansford, to vacate their
An unknown Hungarian died end-
.....
.1....1.. n. t t. ".I I. 1... m 1
ui-inx, in u.un;ii uiuiu iusi. iiiusuuy.
ins iioiiy was laueu iu uie poor uouse
for burial
The Hepuhllcan of the 10th con
gressional district liau; endorsed Hon.
m. bonder the Democratic nominee.
for Congress.
A Mauch Chunk exchange says that
rumors are current to the effect that
plans for the erection of a new court
house In that place are being considered.
When In Mauch Chunk don't fall
loorop in aiiion s jewelry store, ami
"""""c lyni.iiei! jyueuei s nil-
proved watch.
Dcst in the world for
laliroad men
-A Mr3. Lubrechl, of Frceland, Lu
zerne county, was attacked by a Hun
garian near that place one day tills
week ami only by a veiy plucky resis
tance escaped with her life.
The Key. J. A. Little, of Hokcn-
lauqua. preached last Sabbath mornln"
and evening to remarkably large and
appreciative audiences in the Presby
terian clmrcli at Albums, Pa.
Our young friend Andrew Haver
has opened a painter's siinnlv f-toro in
Schwartz's building, on Hank street.
He will make a specialty of wallpaper
urn iiecorauous, wmuow siiaucs, i:e.
"He.ncn ortlieManslonsof Lisht."
will be the subject of a sneeial sermon
at tho M. h. church, fcabbath morning.
.n aiu iiueiL-ieti in Liu; topic llllil waul
o Know more about that "better coun
try."
The first grand social lion of the
season will be given under the auspices
ot the Oriole Club of tills nlace. at the
Carbon Houe, on 1'riday evening. Oe-,
luwi i.u. uciiKimui unio .is ant ci
liated.
Carbon Castle. No. 111. K. . F...
of this place is in a flourishing condition.
New members are. being added almost
eery meeting night. The Castle is
Hire mouths old and has a membership
of a'-xit il My.
Mn-hiel I'essler, a veteran engineer
In the fluidity of the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Company, was killed on the
rail above Maueh Chunk last Saturday.
He had long hern a resident of Lansford
where he was highly t expected.
Tlie production of anthiacitc coal
for the week ending October 10 was
71S.0J2 inns against 702.S01 tons last
year; and from January 1 to date
741,700, as against 2:1,02(1,215 for the
corresponding period last year.
Chas. H. Cummings, of Mauch
Chunk, has purchased the archaeologi
cal collection of Dr. Stiibbs, of Oxford,
Pa., consisting of oiertwo thousand
specimens and presented the same lo
Lehigh University. South Ucthlehcm.
Messrs. J. P. Itowiand and J. W.
Lattlg, of Maueh Chunk, ate expected
to be pie-cnl ami address the Prohibi
tion element of tills place in the old
Aiivopatij building on Dankway,
Saturday evening. Everybody Is Invited.
The case of Josenii Druniborn vs.
Lafayette aehoeh, assault and baitcrv,
came up before 'Squire Kelt Wednes
day evening, ami after a hearing Schoch
was bound over In the sum of 200 to
answer the ehaige at Hie next term of
our county court
A perusal of the advertisements
which appear In the columns of theAli
vocati: from week to week should sat
isfy the purchasing public that the place
lo buy is at the store of the merchant
who advertises, liemembor tills when
you buy your dry goods, groceries,
clothing. A'C.
Salvation Oil Is guaranteed to euro
rheumatism, sore throat, swellings,
bruises, burns, and frostbites. Pilre
only iwnnly-llvo cents a bottle. To
make children healthy use plenty of air.
plenty of milk. plenty of sleep.amf always
have a bottle of Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup
in ease of croup.
The anthracite coal trade Is active
and hill circular prices are maintained
generally. The policy of making a
further advance in present rates was
discussed last week by lh teeral eoni
panles but no definite action taken on
the matter. Another meeting will be
hold this month when the rates for No
vember will be agreed upon.
M. L. Smith, of Slatlngton, and
Thomas Heaver, of Packerton. both
noted contractors, have a force of men
at work In picking oierlhe large coal
and dirt heaps at the disbanded coal
mines of the old ISuck Mountain Coal
Co. Thousands of tons of pure coal are
said lo be Imbedded amongst tint slato
and refuse, and there Is talk of erecting
a small breaker.
Lehigh county has more furnaces
than any other county In the Stale, Hie
order being, Lehigh. 27; Allegheny, 17;
Ilerk-s, 18. Of Hie 27 In Lehigh 1:1 ure
In blast and 14 out of blast, Number
of days In operation, tiftf; persons em
plovcd.OH); amount paid in wages.&UO,.
UST; number of gross tons of Mon made.
207.000; cost of labor at the furnace to
make one ion of Iron, SK40; value of
liroduct, $11,322,477'
The statistics of the order of Odd
fellows, from 1830 to December 31.
ItsSi, areas follows: Initiations 1n snli.
"'l! total relief, 5i-ll.l54,WK).00;total
iw'v, , ' , '.- 'i18, 1 ,"l'ro W"0
"ler Jl, lSh.), Sovereign Grand
', ,: rin-ninniienis, i
lUtS Stllllltll nilln Anfnmi.in...l. it-. ...1.
,, : , ; l t1""""
ordinate (irand Lodges and 181
. T" ' shins during the year was 6o,J7il7till-a't.I ! ',ls 1J'lc torllie past iittcoii Morlhem l'aoi in Oon , 20
Anoihnr Tlrnn In vtr.it D.n.. , ) mi n in $hw, in I.O.J1 , a years, and Ills polni? nirav will no ilonht .. . tl
1I' .... I.... .1 . I .' ."' .". 'tl llic llll-yiuill cause a luranra llmf tvl I rnonlr cniii. n m . ' IT"
- " i.bii iaw,n , 1 1 (.nr.. A cm 1,1 niin.iiiii .1... r . - n ------ J ..... I 1 1' I I u
""..I. ..'"n """S "i 'o mane year of til,ia5,450.51, I ,i , ,; i Ii.. .-.t.;..-. -V .iT:: ,. n--niin.iiii.i ?i
noun luriiiiriiew siock, if you want - - I i . --'" i,uin raeinc n.sj
nf. smiiH real bargains call soon at the l.,k ' T.,r. r I w,, ,mv.e Sro 'n "P 'J10 charce of tho Wi.rr. Union 784
Slore or JJ, t. LUCKE.NllAf'il Munch hI V It lt,.i.r ii. i V V " r,ri"' Brnuunwn. lie win mKe wuii wen br..,r l lull 1011
.Chunk. i-uckb.uacii, uch Mauch Chunk. Price. ,, Jo his new home Ihe bst wishes of Uui.vill. 4 K.,l,v,u; ....... . 42 J21
I "v --"i-. aiirgecirsienrfjlendi Silver, Tradu) to 72
1 '
. People In and out of Town.
Our peflnle wiio may have relatives or
friends vlsltlni! them will ureatly oblige lis
by "endliiR In their mimes and residence for
publication under this head. liDUOll.
Miss AllccSitler was visiting friends
at Tanian.ua last week.
O. U. Slgloy, of Mauch Clinnk, was
In town for a few hours last Friday.
C O. Ueck, of Hazlcton, while In
town last noeK dropped In to sea us.
-MIs, Minnie Peter,, of town, spent
several day, wltHT.maqua friend, last
, , , . , ,
Our friend Chas. We ss. of A i en.
Luzerne county, was Ir town during the
w eek.
II. A. Kelser, of New Mahoning,
wiiilcin town this week dtopped In to
see us. "
Mrs. J. W. Kaudcnbush, of town,
Is sojourning with friends In Hath
Northampton county.
uiiiiaiuiun I.UIIIHJ.
-Our old friend Jl'm. G. Hellle. of
.
MIetitown.was In town Thursday sbuk-
Ing hands with his many friends.
Daniel Hachinan, of Weathcrly, the
Democratic candidate for Assembly, was
In town seeing his many friends this
week.
i lne T 11 1 .If I
, . ........
'James Lsch and wife spent Sunday
,v, Fr,.d, HurtacuCr and family, at
ki,iii "
,,? ,', , T , ....
.uiss .nagKiP i.aciccy, an csumaoie
young ladv of Allentown, was vlslllng
at the residence of Mahlon Iielchard, on
Northampton street, this week.
0llr C(.a flend Dr. W. G. M.
u-i.,1., r. ..,...,...1 .i., i v... v...i.
plt wVV(.m- nll1 ri.rttPnPI !im,,-
Hirhted with hla trtn.
-Jlfg U
iiomlcr and danehter
Mamie, and llnrrv I. vim anil wife, (if
IJelhleheni, spent several davs with It.
L. Sweeny; on Hank street, this week.
J. K". Keller, advertising a,, fnr
l atcs it t.o., the popular Philadelphia
Clothiers, was In town on H'ednesday
looking up the Interests of the firm.
Mr. K. Is a popular and genial gentle-
man.
Young Men's Christian Association.
" ,, " " " KZ i'h ;,'. ri.Vi X
SSStghtoi,: ffift
A meeting to take measures toward
" nm t'filnllir ne 1... .1 .... UV n.... ....
...... ..v.. in.,, , i. lit nil Ulllll-Sll.l,
nvenliur. Oemlmr l.'lih. In iln. l,,,M,iii,
r , ... ?.. . t-
loruieriy occupied uy the Aiivoi.'ATi;
oillce.
I he meeting was called to order and
opened by C. S. Weiss, the audience
singing, "Jesus Lowr of my Soul."
After prayer and a short statement of
the object of the meeting, Mr. J. W,
Lattlg, of Mauch Chunk, explained the
purpo'e and nature of the Y. M. C. A.,
and read part of the constitution by
which to conduct the same. Mr.
Nlcholl.Presiiletit of the Ilallroad Men's
Christian Assoclation.of .Mauch Chunk,
followed with another earnest and stir-
r address, nxnlnlnin hnw imid.
good can be accomplished by organlza.
lions ot nie Hind, but, like .Mr. Lattlg,
also spoke of the discouragements to be
met with In carrying on a work of this
kind. A telegram was read from .Mr.
, W. I!. Ilittlcr," expressing his regret at
not belngahleto be present as expected,
1 but promising ills good will and hearty
support.
Philip Miller was elected president
pro tent., and C. S. Weiss, secretary
j pro tern
A paper was then passed through the
audience soliciting names of members,
which was xcry encouragingly returned
with twenty-two names enrolled.
On motion of T. C. Heck a committee
of fie was appointed consisting of
Messrs. Heck, Hagen and Green, and
Miss(is' MyraGood and Hattle
to confer w itli the ministers of
Koons,
the dif
ferent churches and complete arrange
tuents to effect a permanent organiza
tion. Adjourned. c. s. w.
Mahoning Events Itemized.
Mahlon Nothstein Is happy It Is a
baby girl.
'Mis. E. S. Hoppcs was lo Philadel
phia c'.urlng the week.
W. A. Sitler lias started In the
butchering business at Audenried.
G. K. Musselman, n student in the
Lehigh University, Hethlehein, spent
Sunday at home.
The Misses Patton. of Scranton,
were tlie guests of. Mrs. Thus. Mussel
man over Sunday.
While out diiUngtlieotbcr evening
Wilson Doner had the ml?fortui:e to
break the spring of Ids carriage.
Messrs. F. D.- Klingeman and C. F.
Sitler spent a few davs at the Mount
Holly, N. J., fair, last week.
Phaon German and family, who
moved to Maryland last fall, moved
back again on their farm last week.
The Lord's Supper will be celebrat
ed in St. John's church to-morrow
(Sunday) morning. Hev. A. U.irlholo
mew will olliiiato. All are Invited.
Our schools will open next Monday.
The work on the farm is about finished,
and we hope the boys and gliiswlll be
sent every day so that they may get tlie
full benefit of our short school term.
The other week the Advocate
staled that a cousialk measuring 0 feet
5 Indies had been raised nt Weissport,
and asks whether any one could beat it.
The other day Harrison Straup showed
us a cornstalk that measured 13 feet, 0
Indies. Next. Dash.
Arbor Day
It Is lobe hoped that the coming Ar
boi Day, which has len fixed for the
28th Instant, will be more widely ob
served than was tlie one of last Spring.
It is intended more particularly to be
observed by the public schools, upon
their school ground, under the general
direction and encouragement of boards
of directors, superintendents and teach
ers, and on which day also fruit trees,
shade tries, &c shall he planted aboul
their homes, by the Individual pupils
boys and girls by I lie teachers, and by
all others who may be sulllclentlv Inter
ested In thlslmporlam work. Superin
tendent Higbeii advocates tlie agitation
of the subject by school teachers all
over tlie state, both In tho lower and
higher grades. Some fifty thousand
trees, shrubs and vines have been re
ported to the Department of Public In
struction of tlie State asthe result of the
appointment of theday luPemisjlvaiila;
another fifty thousand. the Suiieriulend
ent thinks, have probably been planted
of which no definite record lias b en
made. Wo hope that In our ow n coun
ty tlie day will be appropriately ob
served by the teachers and pupils of our
public schools,
Of Interest to "Boys in Bine."
Carbon county has one hundred and
sixly-seven invalids of the late civil
war who draw an aggregate sum of $1,
0.7.08 per yearns "pension money;"
thirty widows, who draw S3(11.00:twen.
ty-lour dependents who receive yearly
s-272; widows of the war of 1812, two,
amount of pension $24, making a grand
UlUUIilll.
total of
wo ii mured and twenty-three
pensioners, who receive annually i
.114.0S from the United States. Lehigh
comity lias eight hundred and sixtj
seven pensioners who draw 3,0l.'i.OS;
Luzerne i-oumy, four hundred and
eighty-one, who lecelve .2,187.02;
Northampton county, six hundred and
live, amongst whom Is distributed 4,
iiDO.fiO; Schuylkill cointy, seven hun
dred and fourteen, who receive .(I,4.j0.
tiO. The COUIltv bavin? the Ii noi4(
I 1111 lit lull (if nniiclnnni.. t. 11 U 1 1-.1 . .1 . t.i
where tlio number reaches seven thou!
sa"'1 four ""'"'red and two, who receive
quaiterly $10,724.3 S i or $00,800.15
per annum; l amcron connlv. has Hi
!. . . ...la...
I U.J SHU 11-ilSL I1I1111IIII1 ,11 limidtll..l-d ,..... ......... . - .
o " .i j--" u,i-ani-n memiiers. sir. wv i,
osuiior- vvuo receive MS3.00 as "pension inou-i n.mi. i. ,iYi.i '., IT. Z w..;V.Ti-i " .. rmm. k k uo ll
'll-'.-'l
"Our Mail " Around WeissporL I
The latest Imposition pti the labor-
liiK u;
kill e
pati
open
latest venture should bo denounced In
the Knight of Labor Assemblies, and
wiiilsl wciloiiotciidorso tlie boycott, it
' men to avoid hat partieui: r Vdace of
business. Il'llli Knight of LalM.rcigars,
uuu" , 01 , "Bl'i'' 'ouv:os,
I groceries, saloons. Ac. it will soon be a
i llillcult matter to conscientiously ills-
criminaio uetw-cen ngni am wrong,
I ho fact that, because a certain luauu-
facturer employes Jviilglit of Labor
wnrL-ltiir ittnn l lila tfL' al.i.t. n ,nl or.,,-
V.7 i " i f i Vi T,K ii ,
ducts Ills business on n Knight of Labor
I ii r4 i , H mpb. fin n hi 'I I m I .M nil,
' ,,rme i i" ,., ' i, , . ilin sn I .f
S
I i V an'2"lun as a means or dlspos-
ingof his wares, wh st some other more
unfortunate lmllvl.li.,.1. who does not
caler to the demands of any organized
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which nre lumleu together and who la
bor for a better state of a IT.il rs than
exist at present, makes tho action un
fair, In fact, dishonorable, when we
consider the relationship existing be
tween the honest employer nnd the em
ployee. This would base been a mailer
for the earnest er.i.sl,l..r.1il,,i, nf il, li
conventbn at Ulchmond, Va
nol too late, even now. to consider the
question in the various local assemblies
and to lake such action on the milter
as will prevent further imposition on
tlio worklnguian. It is not our desire
to antagonize the Knights or Labor with
the manufacturing 'interests of the
country, but rather to unite them, for
when labor and capital are at discord
the country alwajs suffers and with It
the Intersts of the laboring man. The
fact that honest laboilng men in all vo
cations must loi in the life blobd ofecry
prosperous nation, is sulllelent reason
wny tiiey should work unan nious v
with each other, and especially with tho
maniifaetiiilng interests of tin; country.
The solution of the labor problems will
not be solved by tho boycott, strikes or
socialistic actions but on v bv fair am
honest co-operation between all parties
employer and employees. The sooner
this Is understood by labor organizations
and manufacturers (be nearer we will
be to the correct and practical solution
01 me problems of labor.
.....
Itcv. Erdman. of Mauch Chunk,
addressed an audience in the old Alivo
CATB building. Lehleliton. last Satur.
day evening on the subject of Pi ohibl-
iion. nie reverend gentleman Is tin
doubled!)- thorottshlr Imbued with tho
enormity of the liquor tralllc the mis
ery, crime and deaths resulting there
from; but, as with all Prohibitionists,
his views are In accordance with tho
fanatical Ideas of the majority of his
followers. They totally Ignore the sys
tem of high license, when, In fact, high
license would be the means of thefr sal
vation, and tear and rant for total pro
hibition, which la not only against the
law and principle of man, but which
has proven a failure wherever adopted.
Iowa, Itliodo Island. Maine. &c. stand
out as Indisputable arguments acainst
the enforcement of Proh b tion. In the
States named, probably more liquor is
sold to-day than when under the system
of low license.w bile in Stales whicli have
adopted a high license system there is n
very noticeable decrease in the number
of saloons. The lesult of this Is tint
the laws are more carefnllv nbsereeil
and more rigidly enforced; whicli fact
alone proves its desirability oyer Pro
hibition. To prove oui assertions place
side by side the Stales where they have
Prohibition and the States where the
system of lilgli.'llceiisH is observed, which
win ue conclusive ev i ence that i i I.
cense is the only way to reach thai
niiicn uesircu- goal of reform in the
liquor tralllc
. i
Political matters In tills place have
been exceedingly oulet dnriiiL' the nast
several weeks. Democrats are iiiiiin.
Itcpuhlicans arc mum, Prohibitionists
are mum, and taken nltogether, tho
three political factions would' nuko a
number one mum paity. It is thought,
however, lliat con'iderable quiet work
is being done by the various candidates
which will have its effect on election
day. The coming of Hlalne, who it is
said, will be at tin; county seat some
time next week, may have a tendency to
stait up political matters; but to me it
seems a little doubtful whether brother
Hl.ilnu can convince the voters of this
county that Heaver has any right to be
vindicated on the tariff or any other Is
sue. We have In our midst a standing
representation of a protective tariff in
tlie shapo of an fdfe rolling mill.
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BTItAV WAITS.
J. Allen, of Lofty, Pa., was the
guest of Coarles Sewell oyer Sunday.
Mrs. Zani nf P.Hifm, nn.l Afa
"Ilrinkman, of Lehieh Gap. snentseveral
days this week with Mrs. George Iiapp,
on White, street.
Win. Knciiit, for many years a resi
dent of this place, moved to Mauch
Chunk tills week, wlieie he is in the
Chicago meat business.
Scleral street lamps have been
placed on this side of the Lehigh bridge
by ourthoughtful cnuncllnieu.'liir which
action they deserve to be complimented
uv me traveling puuiic.
Kev. .1. K. Freeman Is making ar
rangements to have his residence on
White strej-t nicely repainted and other
wise Improved. It would be advisable
for more of our property holders to fol
low suit.
Tlie stately form of the Iirepresslble
Frederick Alexander Ilrlnkinaii. of New
York, who has been rusticating in tills
vicinity tor the past two months, was
nnlleed peiegrlnatlng idle street one
day this week.
Our musically inclined young men
are agitating the propriety of starting a
brass, band. It Is a question whether or
not a brass band w onld In any way bene
fit our present peaceful borough. How
ever, go In young men and see what you
can do.
Laurv & Snwell.our popular bakers,
are rapidly working up a splendid busi
ness. One reason for tills, no doubt, u
that they furnish first-class bread, cakes
and pretzels three thousand loaves of
bread are disposed of every week by this
firm besides large quantities of cakes
and pretzels.
liobert A pi), of Mauch Chunk, and
Miss Annie Pohl, of this place, were
united In the holy bonds of matrimony,
Thursday afternoon. Tlio ceremony
was pel formed by liev. Erli, of slatlng
ton, at tho bride's residence. Tile
young couple havo the best wishes of a
largo circle of friends. They w 111 go to
Philadelphia and other places on a wed
ding trip.
ing the organization of a fire company
again tills week, but could learn nolh.
Ing definite; however, we are Informed
that Nathan Snyder will seenro lire ap-
fiaratus of some kind to protect property
n hjs vicinity from destruction by fire,
'lids matter needs the urgent attention
of our citizens, who are somewhat lax
In their elfortstoward the establishment
of a lire company,
It is stated hero that liev. Webster
C. Weiss will soon remove to Hctlile
hem where he will make his future
home. This will necessitato the resig
nation of Mr. Weiss from tlio superin
tendency of the F. angelical Sunday
seuooi, which position he lias lonj
iii-iu in me inn
satisfaction of an lis
Ilpen nriinii.
f.vangelical
past fifteen
Ill HO IIOU1H
ian cuuma iiuui iui in oenuji- would al ten o'clock 011 Monday mdrn
ounty, where some over zealous ule niminimiw Biii,.i,m r,., r.ru.
lot In. the noble causo of labor lias Orion Stroll, tho defaulting ox-secretRrv
ed a "Labor Union Saloon." This nfiim i.,.,.,.i. fM.,,i, pi v .i.f.
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Court rreceoatnfis. ,
Court convened at nine o'clock Mon-
lIllV mnrnltirr n ...l ....1 nt t n I . a f. !.
Judee Dreher had annoiineed 'that l'.n
large auditorium ws literally packed,
iny being unable to lialn admission.
shortly after ten o'clock Slroh nc-
Stro ' I'reela 1 Tuzerne count
& tlc 'llolZZo
inside tho railing. IJuring tho time
ii,.,i i,,i,., ,i Vir i n ?. r
the Judges, Stroll w as the cvno'suie of
nil eyes, bulhe sat through It nil self-
romi,os-d, though a thoughtful, half
sad look was in his eyes. Upon tlio en-
. ... . .
irancooi tno judges, (district Attorney
Mnllicarn moyod for l ho sentence of the
, ..i i. ... . . . .
'1,,,"ean ,nv 'or ino senienco m tno
co,',r W''""U'''' -Mr. l reynian arose
nn, n st,on2 n,:t.,i tie courl for
mrn.v nrn.Tn it nt Kir..li' v.niii, i.il
."'J" nc'?.V."' ,of. V1"'1' 8 .n."' 1,8
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10 t,1: J'blSe's query: Charles Oilon
Slro" lla.vo ?! a"Vthlng to sny? Stroh
ainwered. "ic., sir, ir your honor
pleae. The refusal of a new trial has
been a bitter disappointment to me; If
I had had a new trial I would have been
able to prove myself Innocent eyen to
tno satisfaction of mv most bitter cue
my." He proceeded with great emotion
as lie presented a resume of the evidence
U'lilfll. I.n.l .1 1.1... 1 ,.l
' V'.V" -- "" . l'"ing
-rS. Stro 's h ?. We"' me
of Innocence, in the name of justice. I
would to Ood, that Mr. Hex had gone
iu anyuouy eise, anybody in the world
but Mr. Hcrtolettc." Stroll ended Ids
remarks with an earnest and pathetic
appeal for mcicy on account of his
family relations, and especially so for
ine saKe ot ins motber who is seriously
At this period Mr. Uerloletto aroe
and gaining tho permission of'the court
stated mai uc w as m no way prejudiced
against Stroll, and had not hounded
him as the defendant had staled. At
thu conclusion of his remarks Hie
.Midges retired for consultation. Upon
their return Judge Dreher said: "There
is nothing further for us to do bill to
pass sentence and we do It with pain.
If we shall sentence you to n term in
i.n I. ,., .
jaii u wouiu ue a source oi intense re
gret if you are innocent. I have given
tills case very careful Investigation ami
the result of that investigation was my
refusal last week to grant a now tilal."
Tlio Judge, then sentenced Stroll to pay
a nuu oi ?.u, costs oi prosecuiion anil
undergo an Imprisonment of ten months
In our county jail.
The case of Frank P.Scntmel ys.Wm.
Heed, capias ad responduin. Plea in
justification. The caso is one of slan
der. Sentinel claims that at the time
he was running for the nomination of
prothonotary Heed Is supposed to have
said that he (Scuimel) was a forger. A
plea in jurisdiction had been filed, but
when court convened H'ednesday morn
ing tlie defense desired tn withdraw
that plea; Hie prosecuiion objected and
the court ordered an argument.
"A Sorehead" Indignant.
Mit. F.niToit: If your Welsspott cor
respondent correctly reports the re
marks inadu by Itcv. Webster C. Weiss
in a temperance address to a large audi
ence In the Kyangclical church of
Welssport. on Sunday evening, he said
figuratively speaking, "tlie prohibition
party Is composed of soreheads and
blockheads." If ho did thus stigmatize
tho Prohibitionists I am indeed very
much surprised. I suppose when lie
made the remark he thought he said a
very smart thing, and it part of his
.audience were very much tickled. Such
joltes in Hie bouse of God more lit for
a minstrel show which are sometimes
cracked for the purpose of producing
laughter, not godliness, generally have
a very mirth-provoking tendency with
anti-temperance men at the expense of
the righteousness and sobriety of which
he Is a profound exponent. Hy saying
"the Pibhibltlon party Is composed of
soreheads and blockheads,"we of course
Infer that he Is not one of the Prohlhl-'
tion party, although we presume from
tlie political whine nnd silly frivolity
characterizing his talk so very approprii
ate for Sabbath evening In the holy
sanctuary, he is fully qualified to join.
No wonder that one of his older and
more sensible auditors was so thorough
ly disgusted that ho arose and walked
out taking the wind out of the speakers,
sails vvllh him. To my mind the slur
Is simply a tacit acknowledgement that
a man cannot be a Republic. in ami bo a
Prohibitionist; i. o., not very consist
ently. I will only remind him through
your Journal, that only a few years ago
when he run forslieriff.be was one of Hie
foremost members ot the third, or Pro
hibition party; and therefore to use his
own laiigiiagiui foremost "sorehead and
blockhead." The history of a few
putty-heads who lacked sulllelent moral
backbone lo stem the ridicule and abuse
of the average public talker, having
caught a political bee in their ear Is
very forcibly given by St. Peter, "It is
happened unto them according to tlie
true proverb, The dog Is turned to Its
own vomit again, and the sow that was
washed, to her wallowing Iu tlio mire."
A Soni:ni:Ai.
P. S. You scratch my back and I'll
scratch your back.
Local Institute at Summit HUI.
The first of the series of local Insti
tutes for Ibis county will be held at
Summit Hill, on Friday evening and
Saturday, Oct. 20 and .10. P.ev. John
DeWItt Miller, of New York, will lec
ture on tlie "Uses of Ugliness" on Fri
day evening. Mr. Miller is ono of out
best platform lecturers; ho delivered
this samo lecture before tho State
Teachers' Association nl Allentown, to
a very largo audience. The programme
for Satutday will bo a very interesting
and practical one. It is hoped that all
iho teachers of tho county will avail
Ihemselves.of the opportunity of attend
ing tills institute. All will enjoy the
ride around the celebrated Switchback
road. All persons attending tho insti
tute can procure tickets for Hie round
trip at. the Switchback depot for 60 cts.,
usual price, $1.00. T. A. SxYtinit.
Co. Sup't.
All the latest novelties
in Fall and Winter merchant
tailoring goods at Clause &
lho., Lehighton.
lVtA.S,K,IB3D.
Smith McLauohm.v. On Thursday,
14th lust., by ihc Hev. James A. Llt
tl, of Hokendauqtia, Miss Mattlc,
daughter of Mr. James .McLaughlin,
formerly of Parryvilie, to Geo. Smith,
Fsq., of Hrooklyn, N. V.
ZuitN-. On September27. In Welssnort.
Harry J., son of Dr. J. G. and Lila
M. Zern, aged 11 years, 2 months and
25 days.
Stock Quotations.
Reported up to IZn'qlork, ly Do Haven A
Tnwmf n.l,l)aukers,No. SB 8 Third Street
Philadelphia. Stocics bought aud sold
either lor cash ortin marain.
Philadelphia, October 0, 18S6,
bid asked
II SJ's, Ext , 00
U S Currency fl's 1281
ITS 41, new U2J
USt'i 2U 12U1
reunsyivania ll K CO
rhilailolphia A" Heading It It 18
Lehigh Vallev Hit bl
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INTERNATIONAL LESSONS!
uv jtnv. r. ii,
T.eMni,
ItAltOHEAVEq.
October -2Mh.
jksl-9 cni-i'iKii:i
John 10, t"-30. Oolden Text, John 19, 30.
Time, April Tth, A. IX. an. liace-Oalvarv,
just outside the city of Jerusalem.
The last socne In Ihe lite of our Lord and
Matter M reached. Thcsolillrrshavealreaily
started with Him to the hill of Calvary, the
Savior carrying III? own crnts, as was the
cu-toni. Arilved at the fatal I'aec He Is
nulled to the t'rossand It Is set up In a hole
In tho ground, Pilate wrote a title In lie
brew, Greek mid Lathi, and mt It on the
Cross, "Jesus of Nn-aretli the King of the
J.ews." lint the people did hot like It and
asked 1dm to change It so ns lo read that
Jesus called lllinsulf the King of the Jews.
I'ihite answered, "What t havo written I
line written." And thu title remained. As
njoii foimer occasions, so hero tlio Script
ores were fulfilled In many ways. The part.
Ing of the Havlnr'K garments and easting lots
nir ins coat were fiiiwinienta of Hcilntim
among other things. The soldiers reviled
ami mocked Htm. lie Was nothing In their
eyes but a common pretender and malefac
tor, and they had no feeling of sympathy for
Him. Then airnln. they dosn sed Ihe Jewish
nation, and any Insult they could heap upon
their so-called King was a manifest Insult to
them. Put tho Jews seemed to have only one
thought In their madness, and that was to
get rid of Chi 1st. In order to do this they
were utterly oblivious lo Ihe Insults of the
lioniaii soldiers as well as to the consequences
of inelr act, "I thirst," the Savior cried, and
they took a sponge tilled with vinegar, ami
putting it upon a hyssop reed gavelllmto
drink.
It was Just lifter thrceji'clool; In the after
noon, when crowds of Cwoishlipcrs were
thronging Into the temple to prepare forthe
evening sacrifice, when Jesus cavo tin the
ghost. " It Is finished," he cried, and, as He
died, the veil of the temple w as rent In twain
a great earthquake shook tlio earth and won-
drrmis signs attested Ihe fact that the Son of
(bid had died. Wo can form absolutely no
idea of the feelings of the people on this oc
casion, t ear probably camo upon them, but
we cannot tell what the masses felt. We
know, however, that the centurion who had
eliargo of tlie cruclllctlon glorified (Jod and
declared that Jesus was a righteous man.
And those whq camo and looked unon the
sight smote upon their breasls and relumed
to tlie cltj . Standing upon the crest ot mod
em civilization and looking back to that aw
tin Hour we are filled with amazement that
such a terrible tragedy should bo enacted
Tho whole proceedings are a marvel tons.
The mockery ot the trial, the sycophanlisli
Hesitancy 01 mate, the furious and unieason
ing hatred of his own nation, all these are a
source ot wonder iu tliemselv cs; And no less
a marvel Is the sweet, siibinlssUe spirit of
iiiniwnoimeKiyiiorelt all for the sake of
sullerlng humanity. And yet, as wo remcm
her tho purpose for which Ho came Into tills
woild, the splilt of Ills teachings, the neces
sity of Ills saeilllee-aswe think of these
tilings, oursouls nre filled with adoration and
love for the crucified Savior of men and we
lift ourheaits 111 grateful praise ty Him.
i.r.sox TiioiroiiTS.
1. Jcsusdicd for vour sins.
2. Have you aval.ed yourself of His all-.it.
onlng blood.
a Tlie Cross Is powerful to attract men lo
Christ.
4. In the death of Christ we have forclve-
ncss of sins.
Grand California Excursion.
In response to the urgent demand vi numer
ous pations tor an opportunity to visit the
Pacific Coast during the the coming winter.
U1U wliliAT HOCK IdLlXIl ItOt'ff." m.-
nounces mat 11101111 of a series of grand
first-class excursions' to San Francisco and
Los Angeles will leave Chicago, October 20th
ui!,t., tno rate ier round trip having been
made extremely low. Tickets (with ston over
t'riv lieges) good for going passage 33 days
west of MIssouil river, nnd good for return 0
months afler date of Issue, with choice of
mutes cither via Council llluffs or Kansas
City. For Pullman Sleeping Car accommo
dations, or detailed Information relating to
una or subsequent exclusions, address K. A
Holbrook, tien. Ticket and I'ass'r Asent C.
I. S r. I'.y.
Subscriptions Bsceiyod
For Iho C'.vn iion ahvocati: since last report :
J. T. MeDanluI, Mahoning Valley e.SP 00
iioorge .iniiuson, lowanii nslug m
.u.i.i-s i.iouKii, minium 11111 1 00
n. ii. i'rani7. ia'Ii nr iron
Charles 1'roeliqh, .Mlnncobi, Minn..
t 00
1 no
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a 00
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iiiiiiuii, .,1.1(11-11 V.UUI1K
A. S. Sillier, l'attcnburg, N". J
("has. Lent, Ms llnllon
J. Denllnger, Lchli:litiin ,
dram hie Shoemaker. Lchlglitoii...
1 00
1 on
1 00
23
1 00
Ml
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1 00
1 01
1 (X)
1 00
ii,. nroiner, i.ast welssport..
V. I-. New nwvi.r. Mfilimtlti
Valley..
John Smith. Liddulitiiii ..1
.1. It. Htclgervvalr. West l'enn .
Henry hlistellbuder. Senintim
II. P. Ktclgcrvvalt. l'lirrvville...
hlias IJeer, Tonamcnshig
Bill Uvc's Exponent.
Dill Nye, wilting from his winter resort In
the mild climate of Wisconsin, say: "My
little daughter recently burnt the palm nf
her hand very severely, and after f had wet
it well with a remedy which I had never be
fore used, and put my handkerchief on It,
slio did not even cry. So I tried it again the
other day on the frozen check of a Utile child
two years old. It worked like magic. The
remedy Is St. Jacob's Oil, and It ts a mighty
good thing to havo In tho house, I now be.
Hev that If wo keep the ten commandments
and this remedy we will be prosperous and
liuppy."
Jnst received Irom "Bos
ton, nn immense stock of the
fjfpnmnc 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.
To kill one fiy in March is estimate 1
to bo us good a work as killing 8,100,
000,000 iu Augunt, the increatoand mul
tiplications of the fly population being
figured as follows: One fly on the 20th of
March is represented by 200 on tho 24th
of April, by 0,000 on the 23lhof .May,
by 27,000,000 on the 2d of July and by
t-,100,000,000 on the 8th of August.
FTlrPT.F!fi 1 will mail (Fnr.nl on
J.1.VX.L XIXJO. receiptor a Two Cent
'ftoiia-ui'VEGETABLE
DfllillhiovK Tan, Fkkcklks, pj jim.ks,
lluiiciiKN, lIijiCK I1K.VHS, Etc., leaving
the skin soft, clear mid beautiful.
.Touch vvllh thlseoniiouiid llicwiltllly check,
And the bright glow w 111 best Us vh tiles speak.
Also Instruction fur piodiiclng a lusuilant
grow tli of hair on a bald head or smooth face.
Addrcss-A. I). STKiirm, on Ann St.. New
iork, Oct., 23 lbso, ly.
A ft FrlTl VIU M having been cured of Ner
11 UDlUiifjlllaflous Piostratlon, Semi
nal Weakness. Premature Decay, and all tho
evil effects of euily indiscretion and voiithful
folly, Is anxious to iiuike known to others the
simple mode nf self-cure. To thoe whowish
and will give him their symptoms, be will
send dree) by i eturn mall ucopy ot the recipe
so Mtccuckfiilly used In Ids ease.
Address tn confidence, James W, Tink
XEV, Cedar St., N. Y.
Oct., 23180, y,
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The undersigned having been restored to
health by simple means after Buffeting for
ot ... f . IO vu" H "ciere iimi: iiuei'iiou,
and that dread disease L'niiumiiitlon, is an
xious to make known to Ids fellow siuTervra
Ibe means of euie. To those who desire It,
he will cheerfully send (free of charnolocopy
of the prescription used, which they will tind
a sure euiii for ('oiiMimi.tloii, Aslhina, Ca
Urih, UronclUtls and all throat and lung
MaUdles,
Ho hoiies nil sufferers will tryhli liomedy,
as Itwillcostthein nothing mid inav prove
a J; esslng. Those ileslrbns the prescription,
will please address. Iter Udwaud A Wil'
soy, Winlani,!. nig, K!ugi,ro., .New York
Oft, -UPM i
-I-VJ.-ki'-'ii
RSieigsatism
It U tin tstalltshtd net that Hood's Bar
saparllla has proven nn lnvaluablo remedy
la many sovero cases of rheumatism, eficct
Inn rcmarkablo cures by ltr powerful action
In correcting Iho acidity of tho blood, widen
1 tllO CauSO Of tlia dlxeisn. ami m,HMn
and enriching tho vital fluid.
It U certainly fair to assume that what
Hood's Sarsaparllla has done for others It
will do for you. Therefore, If you suffer
tho pains and achos ot rheumatism, giro
this potent remedy a fair trial,
A Vosltlvo Cure.
" I was troubled very much with rheuma
tism in my hips, ankles, and wrists. I
could hardly walk, and was conflned to my
bed a good deal of tho time. Being rec
ommended to try Hood's Sarsaparilla, I
took four bottles and am perfectly well.
I cheerfully recommend Hood's Sarsaparllla
as ono of tlio best blood purifiers In tho
world." W. 1'. Wood, Eloomlngton, 111.
For Twenty Years
I IiaTO been afflicted with rheumatism. Before
JK63 1 found no relief, but grew worse. 1 then
began taking Hood's Sarsaparllla. and It did
mo more good than all tho other medicine I
ever bad." ll. T. Balcom, Shirley. Mass.
"I Buffered from What the doctors called
muscular rheumatism. I took Hood's Sar
saparllla aud r.m entirely cured." J. V. A.
l'ltotrorooi, letter carrier, Chicago, 111.
Wo shall bo Glad, to send, frco of charge
to all who may desire, a book containing many
additional statements of cures ty
Hood's Sarsaparllla
Sold by all drugglsls. St J six tor $3. Mado
only by a I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
IOO Doses Ono Dollar.
Now Advcrtisments.
Weissnort Business Directory.
OW FOtt LOW PUICES !
Less Expense Mesns lewor Prices for tho
People I
SI. A. Oswald's New Store, In M. A. Oswald's
New Building, ICnst Wuisspoit, Pcmi'ii.,
Is heudtrunrtcrs for
Dress Gootls, Cassiuiers, Prints,
Groceries, Previsions, k
Banded Chamber Setts, $3!
Boiler Process Flonr Only $2.35,
Which Is positively FIFTEEN CENTS less
than the same flour can be bought elsew hero. '
Oivo mea call and bo convinced that I am
selling goods at "Rock Bottom I-rlecs."
M. A. OSWALD,
ScptlS,80-ly EAST WEissronT.
-J-AUItT & SKWKLL,
. the wnissroirr bakeuv.
Fresh Bread and Cakes every day. Dellv ercd
In Lehigliton and Mauch Chunk every Tues
dij, Thursday and Saturday. ti"I'icnlcs,
Forties, Camii-JIectlngs, Weddings, Funerals
supplied at short notice. aiigust7,S7-ly
JpliANKMS HOUSE,
EAST WEISSPOltT, l'ENN'A.
This house oilers first-class accommoilatlons
to the iicrmanenl boarder and transient guest.
Funic pi Ices, only Ono Dollar per day.
aug7-ly Joii.v ltniima, Proprietor.
QEATS, THE JEEI,ER.
All Kinds of Jewelry !
School Books and Stationery.
augsut7,S0-ly.
JU. P. AU'KEI) AMlItF.WS,
HOMEOPATHIC PUYS1CIASS: SVRGEOX
OproMtc Nathan Snyder's Slore,
EAST -WE.Sf3POBr.
Special attention given to chronic diseases
mid Diseases of Women. aprl'-cm
AAUON F. SNYDER,
EAST WEISSFOMT, PA., '
MANUFACTUItElt'S AGENT FOB
Western Improved Washers
American Wringers,
AbSO
Bicycles of all Kinds !
Old wheels will be loaned to pal lies desir
ing to learn and who order wheels finin me.
Washers will be put out on trial. Mustglvo
satisfaction or no sale. augl 1-iy
JOSEPH P. HEX,
I)EAf.Eit IN
Flour, Feed & Furniture,
Tobacoa and Cigars, v
East Weissport, Penn'a.,
Invltos the pcoplo of Welssport and vicinity
to call and examine Ins Iftrge assort men t
of goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Prioes Low as tho Lowest !
aprillMsws-lv.
Y"ALL WPEUS & U0UOEKS !
All the Latest Styles and Shades I
llcst Qualities I Lowest Prices !
Pnre Dross anil Medicines !
Choice Wines, Liquors,
Tobacco and Cigars.
Ferscrlptlon carefully compounded day or
night, at
W. F. BIBRY'S,
Cor. White and Bridge Sts., Weissport.
AprlllJ. 1M5-1V.
A dvcrtiso in the Advocate.
illpavyou. Try it
A. J. Liizsisrgpr's GoIhhdl
j I keep constantly on linnd
a full sujiply of the lollowing
articles :
. . i-
Lard Oil, ,
Castor Oil, . ..i,;o: a ...
coal 6n,- .0 .erih.iJ
Linseed Oil,
Amber Mricli ihc Oil,
Black Machine Oil,
Harness Oil,
Turpentine,
Japan Varnish,
Window Glass, and Putty,
Lewis, 1st National nnd
Hutrial's Pure White Lead.
A full line of colors in oil,
small packages. A large
line of
Reafly Mixed anfl Dry Paints.
T All in pints, quarts and
gallons. A good assortment
of Shelf Hardware, Nails, &c.
I make n specialty in
WOVEN WIRE
for all purposes, viz : for Fan
ning iMills.Chickcn Coops.&c.
1 have just taken the agency
for tho
W. & B. Douglas Pni,
and can furnish any pump. in.
thejr list at short notice and
at,lov est prices. 1 put in three
of these pumps recently, with
satisfaction to purchasers.
WAGON GREASE,
I razor'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 POVVDER.
The Blue Grass Condition
Powder is the best now in the
market. Price, 20 cents per
package, 6 packages for $1.
The attention of Builders
is called to my stock of Ajax
Tar and Bosin Sized Paper.
COPPER KETTLES.
A lot of COPPER KET
TLES will be disposed at
very low prices.
AGRICULTURAL
MACHINERY
of all kinds in stock or to or
der on short notice, my stock
of REPAIRS and EXTRAS
for all machines is unsur
passed by any -house in the
valley. Give me a call.
PHOSPHATES !
PHOSPHATES !
100 Tons sold so fur this sea
son. 'Reliablo and Cheap !
Low Prices and Honest Dfla!in.
-:o:-
A.J. Litzenberger, Ant.,
1st Door Below L. & S. Bepot,
,JM MM, flM,