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The Carbon Advocate ,
Limioti roK,
SATUltDAY, DBCKMIIEK 18, 18S0.
PS1 KliI'Ll ATT1IK l.r.lllflllTON I'OST-Ori'lCC A8
SKOONIl CI.AS MAIL JIATTto!.
Titr. dogma punned by Henry (ioore Is
nbout ns delusive ns false ilognias gonoially
are.
If a man Is juJgn.l by tbo compary lie
llCcps, occasionally ionie una Is bound lu be
loolcd.
O'DonAVAS IIosra bat been expelled
from tbe Fenian Biolhcrbood. fl'o tblnlc
tbo order Is safe.
l'nost all indications wo are toil to be
lieve tbat tho business of the country Is be
ginning to boom.
Some day the "rascals will all bo turned
out" then what will become of llie civil
service reform law?
Ir Grover Cleveland Isn't making a most
frantic effort to be renominated in 1888,
then we lose our guess.
Boom.rcrt McQUAnr. has been convicted.
Verily the mills of the gods grind slowly
but they irlnd exceeding sure.
PnonAni.T It would not bo ont of place
to raverse the order of things and hare the
New York boodlcrs try the jury.
The State Revenue Commissioner an
nounccs that the Stale debt was reduced
$7m,"01 dnrlng the fiscal year ending No
vember 80.
Duniffo the winter months Is a good
time to rettlo the water question, and the
spring months a good time to commence
operations.
Vt'c are to have a Hoard of Trade. In
this event we predict that our borough will
eoon experience somewhat of a change for
tbo better.
It is safe to conjecture that the usual
number of patilotlc citizens will turn up to
servo their country by the time the borougl
election is In order.
Wn call the attention of our readers to
the prospectus of the TTecWy Press, of
Philadelphia, published in another column,
This is one of tho best of the great Metro
polltan Family Newspapers.
A Frew days morn and 1888 will slide off
Into the past without a sigh, without
groan, witbont a whimper. Conslilerine
that It has been eomevhat of an tin fort u
nato year In many respects, we sav, In
common way, "let hergo, Gallagher."
Ar.THim's popular Home irayazinc i
among the most welcome volumes that
coma to this office. The contents of the
January number are interesting and at
tractive. The magazine Is published by T.
S. Arthur & Son, Philadelphia. Samp!
copies 10 cents.
This Camion Atvcati: ranks first I
the line of newspapers In this county. Our
constantly growing circulation testifies a
to the truth of this. As an advertising
medium It has no equal in tills section.
Rear this in mind. Send us one dollar and
commence with the. new year.
Tun Campbell divorce case on trial In
tho courts at London Is about as dUgustlne
- 1- wcry nay to drink
In. the filthy evidence are about as disgust
ing creatures as one generally comes across.
It is safe to conjecture tbat, as the old
ynar dies, the usual number of Individuals
who have not been "just exactly straight"
during the past will conclude to turn over
a net? leaf and lead a better life. We com
mend this proceedure on their part ami
pray that if they bo delinquents of onrs
they roniember us in no unkind way.
We r pleased to note the very com
mendable action taken by our towa council
u exonerating jrom the payment nf taxes
for a period of ten years the ITersh Steam
Heiling and Manufacturing Company.who
think of locating heie with their extensive
works. From the tenor of the council's
actions we infer that other Industries which
may locate here will be treated in the same
n-anner. Good ! let the noble work of pro
gression move on.
Attouney Gkmekai, Casnii.v, at Har
rlsburg, has filed bills of equity against tbe
Anthiacltc Coal Combination and the
Trunk Lino Pool, praying the court to de
clare them unlawful. He asked a prelim
inary Injunction. Judge Slmonton decided
to hear argument on tho application for a
preliminary Injunction on the 21st Instant.
tun purpose of this is to put a atop to the
practlco of Coal and JJallroad monopolies
combining to raise and keep m prices of
coal and other commodities of life.
A liti.i. was last week Introduced In the
IT. S. Senate for the redemption of trade
dollars. It provides that for a period of
six months United States trado dollars, if
not defaced, mutlllated or stamped, shall
be received at their face yaluo in payment
of all dues of the United States. For the
same period, holders of trado dollars, on
lurauniauon or the same at the United
States deposllorics,uiay receive In exchange
liko amounts In faco value in standaul sil
ver dollars or subsidiary coin. Tho trade
dollars received shall not be reissued, but
shall bo reeoined into standard dollars.
As the llmo for holding the borough
election draw s nigh It behooves our citizens
both
tJeniocrallc nnd Rcnubllcan. til InnV
towards
the formation of mmi. trnn
tickets.
School directors, councllme.i.iw,,-
directors, constable, assessors, auditors,
&e , are to be elected at tho Spring election
and it U but right that only good honest,
upright and conservative! men should be
nominated by both parties, so, no matter
which parly Ji juccessful, we shall havo
borcugh olllcials willing and capable of .lis
posing of tho .vai iqus duties connected w ith
their oillee with fidelity and promptness.
ItemouiWr this, It Is Important.
Or tho wives of tho Cabinet members
'If . Mumilug it this
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y uiuer wnuiau n
. "omclal" society. Tills is due i or 1
, iivnug manner as much a to her never,
"ailing fact. There Is no assumption of
'ineiiorlly about her, and her manner it
"' um toward all. Since Mr. Manning'
i t' - , Mrs. Manning a first
; s health and the Improvcmen
.juue - u iier caro or
.e e.ilarv as to thil medical attemlnHi-n
. .
1 1 unr mi J.
,"r ,,nhif u , , f2Wn,n ,0 aP- 'wntior a quarter, as tho state of your bank
IT s-hMr.. blimey in the p!e,idorof her-account warrants, or perhaps you prefera
. , , "Un',Klr Ume l0,,e ' ll,al l,",r" nl"I 'Y of these places are
Broaflta'S M M Letter.
Special to the CAitnox Advooatk.
A writer in olio of our New York journals
gives a very circumstantial account of a
bull fight at Havana, and seems to think
that the exhibition was a very brutal and a
very barbarom one, as several burses were
disemboweled In Ihc sport and a half-dozen
bulls weie killed during the ontertainuient.
It was a beautiful afternoon; all Havana
was out to see the speclaclc;. the savage
gladiator who finally dispatched tho miser
able animals was greeted with the plaudits
of tho in lilt I Hide, and In old Spain this
celebrated bandellcro was considered not
an unfit companion for the king. It was
savage ves; it was brutal yes; It was bar
barousyes; but the tortured animals were
brutes of a low order, which merely gratified
the Instincts of their own savage natures In
the conflicts which led them to their death.
On the evening of the samo day when this
brutal exhibition was given to an assemblage
of 10,000 people, among whom were the
elite of Havanese seelety, In fact there
was everything there from the Ooternor-
General down to the tian Culotte, on
hat Identical evening a party of. tnenty-
flve gentlemen wero assembled In one of the-
flnest mansions on Fifth Avenue to see a
contest of Feather-weights for a prize of
fifty dollars.
The contestants wero, only boys, the
weight of each being under a .hundred
pounds. They belonged to the.brutal cla?f
n hlch makes prlze-tlghtlng a bnslnesj, and
had earned a metropolitan reputation by
several severe encounters In the pflze'ringi
The parlors were elegantly furnished and
everjthlug denoteil luxury and epulenc'e
When these bantams entered the ring they
were in the highest pesslble physical con
dltlon, for they had been In training many
weeks. The battle commenced, and for
one mortal hour they pounded each other
till they wero disfigured beyond human
recognition; and when, beateH, bruised and
maimed Into utter helplessness they sank
senseless beside each other on the floor, the
wealthy ruffians who had enjoyed the cruel
sport clapped their hands adjorned to the
supper room to enjoy their champalgne and
cigars, while the bleeding gladiators were
hurried Into a hack at the door and carried
to their miserable lodgings in Houston
street, thcie to writhe in agony for days,
tho penalty of their trade and the cost of
amusing these fine gestlcmen. During the
fierce contest, where two human beings
were being pounded to a mummy, nol one
word of sympathy or horror escaped from
any ono of the assembled company, and
after they adjourned to the supper room
the entire affair was deemed a propel sub
ject of congratulation to tbe host, several
or the company declaring that they never
enjoyed themselves so much In their lives,
Talk about your Spanish bull fights after
that. In that cruel sport a horsa is disem
boneled, a wild hull Is killed or a matadure
is maimed. The Injuries to the men are
Inflicted instantaneously and accor reaches
him the moment he is wended. Nol
with the prize-ring brutes; they figh
viciously as wild-cats till one or both
beaten Into Insensibility, and this is one o
the polite amusements of New York,
When Rome was rushing down to ruin,
was just such scenes as this that marked
her decadence, and the proud mislrPss o
the world became the mother of a race of
object and degraded slaves. Whit wltl
the brutal snorts of our aristocracy, lb
official corruption of our m-mcipal "rulers
and the utter ipttenness of our jury system
1 tf Uw
ij-i.nj iueMi3. '-Itiiiiilc fortune,
we have much amusement that is healthier
and better than this. At the present
moment in musical circles, H'agner
supreme, liclllnr, Rossini and the rest of
the magic host who charmed u in our bov-
hood, and were the delight of our fathers
and mothers, are getting to be pleasant
memories only; and now our musical people
are Wagner mad. If ft be true tbat the
spli its of the departed do occasionally super
Vise me atralrs of this sublunary sphere,
Wagner must be having sweet rcveuee.
Last week was signalized by the production
oi nis irlttanand Iiolde. which Wagner
dyinc declared tbe masterpiece of lib life.
in an romance there is no love legend
older than this. More than a thousand
years ago it was the favorite lay of the
minstrel In castle halls, and its origin may
uc lomm among the old A'orse leends in
me grey and dusty past. It Is a bold de
parture to strike from the Opera the mag-
uuiceni precessions, the wondeiful scenic
effects, the dazzling lights, the entranein
ballels; who but a man detennlned to die a
martjr, would ever have attempted such an
innovation; yet this did Richard Wagner.
1 arts rose against him, anil his masterpiece
was nisseu irom thestage. London, Vienna,
Rerlln and Naples In succession turned
tlieir hacks upon the great composer.
incouore i nomas, like the evangelist ol
the desert, was heard crying aloud in the
wilderness but it was not till tbe mad
King of Iiavaria had proclaimed himself a
dlsclplo of the new apostle, that the world
consented to give Richard ll'agner a hea
r-
ing. Il'lille his recognition
was by no
means urlversal during his life, his last
days were soothed by the unfeigned homage
or some ot tbo best musicians of his time"
Last week he captured New York, and
there is no doubt but Tristan and Isolde
will be heard several times before the season
ends. Tbo magnlflcunt sliming nt n-
Niemn and Fiauleln Lehmann, and th
leading of Horr Anton Seldl, made this
Opera the grand success of the season tw
far. Still Opera Is the rich man's ani'use'1
ment; any kind of a respectable' 'seat 'c'osts
live dollars, and you can go as much higher
as your bank account will allow. There
Is a revolution, and a great one, taking
place In our theatres, which may even
tually place good Opera within tho reach
of the million. The Dime Museum which
originally was a cheap, disreputable sort of
place. Is being rapidly iniprovedjand several
theaters aro now opened where the general
admission Is a dime, and where you can see
performed by pretty clover companies, some
oi the greatest successes of ll'allack's, the
Fifth Aveuue, Daly's and tbo ITnlnn
Square. Now, while the general admission
Is ten cents, yuu mnt not imagine that It
will secure you a private box. Nothing of
the sort; when jou get inside you discover
tbat IIih ten cent portion is not exactly
suited to your constitution, anil the gentle
manly usher relieves you of another
well conducted ns any theaters In tli
city. There is no doubl, but we are appro,
aching an era of cheap and good amuse
ments, and that tbe extravagant prices
hied people have been compelled to pay
wm soon he a thing of the past. However,
ten
ntrn'id,t?'',.'aUUt!!'' Aca1de,U'' U from pit to I
nt In l.ls con- dome. ou .-ouhl not get your nose withlu 1
,en feet of the dor for an hour before the
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t S aua U Mta, aUll w. ftt these UU .
I
prices the ticket speculators almost realized
a respectable fortune.
What better epitaph would Chester A.
Arthur have than that told by the story of
his will. After a life during which mil
lions passed through his hands his entire
fortune Is less than $200,000. Not a sheriff
of New York or Brooklyn, but qan carry
that sum out of his olllce after two or threo
years of service; 'Nota Coroner, oi Surro
gate, or County Clerk but e'xpecls to make
as much In a term. Tho Commissioner of
urors for the city and county of Now
York could discount It. New York ocnt
375,000 trooj to tho war, and nearly one
hundred regiments were equipped for
service by General Arthur. What opporlun
Itlcs for peculation were there; but suspicion
never tainted his name in a time of general
corruption. As tho head of the Republican
party In the city, as the Collector f the
port of New York, as the President ef the
Untied States, how vast were his opportun
ities for personal gain; but to bis honor be
It recorded on his monnment that not even
his bitterest enemy accused him ef pecula
tion. The fortune he leaves to his children,
rjenldes his honest name, was all acquired
in the practice of' law, and was greater
before he occupied the President's chatr
than after, and he leaves his children
better heritage' than gold.
VTI11 we conylct anr more boodle Alder
men? I thing net; I am almost euro that
ono or two honest men will be found among
the twelve who will hang the othet ten or
eleven.1 We wlll io the, best we-can under
Mie .circumstances. ' ' '
By the way, we made a brilliant dash last
Sabbit-h to sustain the Sunday law, and
New England In 1080 could, not show
more respectable observance. Not a barber,
or baker, or butcher, or .whiskey seller
dared to show .his nose. Wherever there
was an open door the police went for It, and
as a matter of course they nagged some
game. Two Italian villains were brought
to the judgment, delected In the atrocious
act of glvlrg another Italian a five cent
shaye. Well, they were not exactly shav
ing the man, but one was mixing the lather
in a mug, and the other was stropping the
razor. The magistrate discharged th
.criminals, as the proof was not sufficient
for conviction. The day was most propiti
ous a blinding snowstorm swept through
tin street, and nothing short of the Salva
tion Army, or a nip of good old rye would
haye induced any jane man to brave the
fury of tfee. tempest. For a town where
not a drop of liquor was sold, it was re
markable the number of men with unsteady
less along In the afternoon. Many peopl
thought they were affected by tho sudden
change in the tempeialure; perhaps that
was it, but the symptoms looked very much
like something I have seen before some
where. The storm which began on Sunday
was severe, and It continued with slight
Intermissions for three days; the streets
were blocked with snow, and the slelghin
the best that we have had for years. Th
chime of the sleighbells remind us that
Old Santa Clans Is not far off. The window
of the stores appear In their holiday dress,
and the show of rich goods is something
astonishing. The embroideries of silk
and velvets witli gold and silver awaken
the dreams of Oiieutal splendor pictured
in the Arabian Nights. There seems to be
no lack of money, as the shops are crow dei
from morning till night.
Our drygoods stores have a department
for ladies' dresses and cloaks, and a regi
-ni f very lovely models to try them on,
A luck) miner iron. .,. w)0 contem.
plated matrimony, started out from m v
magnificent seal cape trimmed with sabl
price $750. He walked around tbe model
and looked at the cloak then he looked at
the model, and he whispered in her ear
that if she would wear tbat cloak to BoIsq
City that he would make her Mrs. Ter-
klns. . The sight of several $1,000 bill
settled it; that night they were married, and
next morning they started for Boise City,
v anted, a model I BROADBRIM
Washington Ms and Gossip.
From our Special Correspondent.
n ashixoton. D. C, Nov. SO, '88,
Mr. Lditor; If superstition were
prevalent to-day as it was in the dark ages,
when it was generally believed that coming
events could in a very great measure be fore
told by changes in the moon, or the action of
the elements, it is probable tliat the severe
storm which prevailed uiion the nncninu
uay oi uie present sevsinn of Congress would
be looked open as an evil omen, and an In
diciition that the session would be an uuusu
ally turbulent one. Notwithstanding tin
inclemency oi the weather, however, tbe
gaiicrics oi ooui the Senate and House of
II .. HI .1.1 - .
Representatives could not have been more
rnw-ded had the day been fair and bright
i ncre is a large class ol people iu Washlnc-
lon who seem to consider it to be their
religious duty to go to the Capitol on the
opening day of Ihc session, and to them it
makes hut little diflerence how inclement
ino weather, or now dull and stupid the
proceedings. Aside from the usual formal
tllurf inn!. I...., ln tl. , - .
m mv,- uiitriuug nay ol the
session, the usual handshakings and pleasant
greetings, and the usual good natured contest
luring the distribution of scats, the onenin
l.iv of tho session was marked bv no incident
m B1K.-CIIU interest, i no desks of several uf
r i ? . . . .
the Senators and Members were orniimentcd
with floral tributes from admiring friends.
In tliQ,allolment of seats in the Ilnuso Mr.
Cox sueureil a desirable seats in the front
row. Ho was kept busy mwl of the time iu
receiving tho congratlllatiiins if his former
associates, and his countenance wore a look
of contentment which clearlv indicated thai
he was pleased te find himself once more no
on the.lloor of the House.
The spirit of enterprise heretofore exhib-
tl by the New York Ukraldm its efforts
o outdo its rivals iu furnishing tho people
wllb the latest news at the earliest poss'ble
moment lias often been commented upon ns
deserving of praise. The Himialu ban,
dining the past week, established an early
morning delivery of its papers in Washing
ton. The papers arrive by special train at
8 A. m and the citizens of the National
uipiini are now permitted to read the
IIkiui.ii before office hours in the morning.
i ncre is naturally somo complaint among
the local papers. As the result of this com
petition there has already been a decided
falling off in the number of Washington
pa pci sold.
Congress having began its winter session
lite "season" in Washington may bo said to
have been officially inaugurated. Plains
for tbo social campaign nre being arraiured.
and a-veral "events" have already been
announced.
Mrs. Cleveland returned from her visit to
New York City on Wednesday last, having
enjoyed her trip Leonil her' expectation: i
A though the- President was somewhat in-'
.licd, and wa.ron,,clled to deny himself'
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in viu I
orson niwinnl nl rl,.iin.i!.., .1...!
h.r aLcnc fr9Ia the city, .Lc "Z in such !
continual corresjiondcnce and was kept so
nroiighly Informed as to his condition
tat tho published statements gave her no
trouble.
The movement to advance the District
ntcrcMs In Congress Ly tho organization of
rcprcfcntntlvc body nf citizens, who can
nice the wishes of the people on local mat
ters, still progrewe. A meeting of promi
nent citizens was held on Wtdpcsday cven-
ng last, at which tho objects nf thu meeting'
ero clearly outlined, and a committee of
one hundred "was appointed, whose duly it
hall be to represent the District in bringing
the matter tothe attention of Congress.
The Washington nnd Georgetown titrcct
Hallway Company.lms decided to substitute
the cable tystcir. for liorfc-power, and a bill
as Men Inlnnluced in Congress asking per
mission to make the change, -.It n proposed
to adnpt tjie jyitcm best known, and it has
icen demonstrated that the plan can be car
ried out successfully. II.
2D I ED.
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icuoi ymrs, 11 jiiuiiui.i unu u ui:) s.
LlNisnr.n. In fcmnswlck. Achmlktll rnuntv.
on ov. z), aathan Unlnger, agtu 4 years,
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lion ciiuiilv. li. " """""'I'. --
fuAS E'iuMa
m&yirr" ."fV"'
...out delaylu proper fSfiM ii
A !'??. IIowjian,
,......., .t. . ... " ""W'.MAM,
Zl, i
Orphans' Court Salo
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
ny virtue and In pursuance of aunt as order of
ili. Imii(i1 nut nf iho Orbhalis' Court of lA'hllfh
nimiv. Micro will hosoldat nubile sale, the fol
low Inn valuable properties at tlio tlmu and
piaees-niemioiicii, to win
rncMlny, Eet'rilbcr 28th, 188LG,
at'l' o'clock In'tho ATter,noon, on (hp jjrcpitscsl I
,f-hir?-uir tt.; iu.H.1.. r.t Xsl ikAv. Crt
Ituateon tho east side of Chi'jiy.strcvritn the
nol Oilgllorblatlngtoii, county of li(gh and state
nf l'ciuisylvaiila, bounded and described as fol
lows, io will iH'Kliiiiiiij; Hlllio souiii-wcsntirncr
I iui mill mil I'uii'mi ill', a iiicuvu iiiuiik i
ochoithysdcgs. east Ml feet ton ost, tlil'i
ni! lots marked mirnarts No.s. rJ. 4. l:i an
iinrlli -JU ilni?re(K west lhTtleettO a Host, thence
along lot inai'Keu purjiari no. u, norm ,jh uc
Iumls.pt the iA-hlgh Valley ltallroad Co., south
754 ;
degrees east aiG feet to a )ost, thence south
Mi,
-degrees west aa feet to a jxist at Cherry
, iiicnroaioug sum v nerry street, norm
es west lo-J feet to Itiu lifaee of tieidlllilliir.
degrees west 1(U feet to the
t'oiitaiulhi! Olio ACltK and J
oiitaluliiK One ACltK and Nineteen l'UKCIIlia,
The Improvements Ihcreoii consist ot a I.AUlli:
TWO-8TOIIY FltASll!
Planing Mill,
85 by 40 feet, together Ith Lumber Sheds and
other Outbuildings, .titivate alongside ot the L.V.
lilt., nuiKiiig iivcrvcnnvciiieiitioriiin business,
which nas uecn esiauusncu ior nooui ir ears.
AUnthn follow Inirvaloahle Alnt-hlnerv! tine en-
.glne. iHillcr anil snaftlng, one '.M-ln. single planer
one 8-incn luouiuing uiai-miip, one o-iiu-n-niouiu-Inir
innrhlne. 1 unilL-lit moulder. 1 slat saw. 1
scroll saw. 1 Ixirlnir machine. 1 panel raiser. 1
turning machine, 1 mortising machine, 1 plow
saw, 1 rip saw, 1 new hand Jointer, screw bench
es, carpenter benches, &r. On
Monday, January 3rd, 1987,
nt 1 fOo o'clock In the afternoon, ni the fcxehanzt
Hotel, Tracts .m, xi iiuu,;h and two Ijois hi ix
hlghtoli ltoiough.
n L II II... nn...tK nH l! , .'. 1
II. oj. nil iiia.b il l mill iif. ill iiiui u u, kiiiiiiiii.
situate In the boiouch of Lelilirbtoii. cotuitv of
Cat bon, and state of l'eunsjhauia, numbered In
itiin.pian or pw prcpaicii'Hiy'iianit'fi-Jisiinan,
fto. (, siiiiateon.uie -wesiw-aniiy sitve oi.-iyotui-aniPtoa
Street, containing lit front or breadth on
said street U4 feet nnd cxtcudlng.tlinice west
wardly between parallel Hues at lluht uiikIcs
JIlilll s.llil iiii iiiiiniiiiMi siivvi, lou ii-ci nun u
chestoau alley, bounded southwanUy ) y lot No,
'. ntnin.iiiiij i
.....U...H...II.. I.
v I
said alley, northnardl:
lot
0.
and vasiwunlty by said XArthuinptou
street,
iti. 04. in inai ici unu iui iir iut-cu ui Ktiiunu
tuate In the boiouch of I.ehlchton. counfv of
Carbon and State of I'ennsjlvaula, nunibeied in
the plan or plot prepared by Daniel Kastmau
ISO. l(), situated on uicwesiwariuysiucoi Aortn-
inipton street lu said borough, containing lu
uint or breadth on said street C4 fect and ex-
lciullni? wcstwardlv between namllcl lines at
right aiielea from said Northampton street 18'J
feet and 9 inches to an alley. Hounded south
wardly d- 101 .no. -i, wvsiwaruiy uysaiuaiiey,
northwardly liy lot No. llaudcastwardly by said
.Nortnanipiou sireci.
Also '2 lots situated In Leh uhton bnrouch.
4-1S flout and 18'J Ml feet deep, being part of lot
mai Ken on lown pioi .o. .'in, joining una oi An
na Miller and Win. Konilg on Lehigh sticet. On
Wednesday, January 5, 18t7,
at 1 o'clock In the aftcrnood, at Steinlcr's Hotel,
OH. -.l), 37, -13, 44 UI1U -10.
situated hi Towameiislii!; townslihi, touiily of
Caibon, and state ot Pennsylvania, bounded and
dcsciibid us follows, to wit: liiTlnulnir at a
.m. ju. iiiul ceil uii 1 1 .il l iir ii ccc 01 lai ii.
stone iu a puuuc roao leaiuuit io j.iKiian s,
thence aloiiR lands late o( llioinas JU.Hniltu
south 8 3-4 decrees west l'.'l iierclies to u stone,
thence hv lauds of Aaron zcifass. rciitlis.) ite
m ccs v, est (17 perches to n l oat, thence by lands
ol .lonu iiaiuci noun 11 uecrccs west. zi per
ches to u stone in lite mlhlic load aforesaid.
thence In and alonj; said public road, not th 83
oeixices casi-s iieicuus io a sioae, ineiice soiun
f.o 1-4 degrees east w pcrcnes io a stone, inenc
noith si degrees cast '.'1 l-'J perches to the plae
oi ucKlumng, couiauiiui;
GG Acres, 56 Perches.
No. 37. All that certain tract or piece of land
situated In Franklin tow usliln. coinitvot Caibon
and state of l'euiisyUaula, hounded and describ
ed ns toliows. to wit: Declnnitiir at a stone,
thence by lands late of J. J. Kcimncrcr noith su
degrees east57 perches to a post, thcuce by lands
ot Moses Strauo and paltry by lauds of Henry
Sharer south 7 dcgi ccs west 4U 1-2 peiclies to a
post, thence by lauds of Henry Sharer south 87
ilogices west 4s perches to a post, thence by
lauiisni .Kiiin isaiuei noun lancmees west -h i
pciehcs to tho place of bejjlnnlu;;, contululug
Fifteen Acres,
more or less.
No. 43. All that certain tract or piece of land,
situated In the township of Towatuenslnir, conn
tv oi t in non, auu siuie oi i t nusj iaiua, oouiiue
and desi iibcd us follows, to wit: llr-'liiuin-' at
post, tlier.ee by lauds of Daniel Stetnlcr limtli IU
3-4 uegi ccs west 1V-' perches to a stone on tho
HOllli side of a public road lcatflii!; from Weiss
poit to Stroudsburt:, tlicnei! in and alone said
roan ami ny laniis oi .lacou riiiiuu unu paiuy n
V.. .1 ..T 1'l.llu1.u...l ln.i.,1 .....II. i-n .1 ..... ....
cast 70 perches to a post, thence by lands of John
.Smith north 30 devices oast 11 n-io perchea to a
Jiust, thence by lauds of John l'lcklordputh 11
dearce.l cast ttu peiclusi to a ,stmtc, tlienre' north
- 70 Acres and 10 Perches
i
I., V ,T ".lat rcrt.aln lr:,ct nr f'ece of lam
situated In tile, tpwiisliip of Franklin, count v r
taiuon.anu stateiot t,eniis)hauia, bounded and
.....ii.iii.il .ii iiiniin.'., iu Hit: jicguiuingat a cor-
ii -.1.1 .'"-'""ams io ,11111011 'IJreisbacli
.... i "pi ' """l""n laieoi iienjauun Kikih
and riionias Koons north 11 degrees west in
percnes to a comer, thence by lands of John I),
llauiiian north 7 1-4 degices east So Perthes to a
corner, thence along the same ciosslng a public
road leadliiBto l-airyvllle xiutli 10J. decrees east
i..', . , f ii i '"". Hirm-o aioilK lanus now or
late of holuinon Snyder south 5 degrees east ill
perches to n corner, thence by lands now or late
of C liarles lllosc M degrees w est U3 perches to the
jiiiii.o ui uetiiiiiun;, cuuiail.iug
50 Acres j.nd 94 Perclies,
strict measure.
i''",.4'i-A.1,1 rcrtaln tiact or piece of laud
sltuato naitlv In I'niiikiin -iiwi ,..i.,i.- in t
menslng townships, county of Carbon and state
of l'tmisylvanla. bounded and dcscilbed as foi-
of (.oorge ngner, deceased, south 80, ilegiees
west lou 4-10 perches to a post, thence by lauds of
Mathias Schwaser and l'eter Itchier north law
! 'S'iii"i?i i's '"-Ti'1!1:? t0,!l poit' "ll'"''u ''J- lands
if David Held noith 71 s degrees east H'J perches
to a post, tlience 1101 Hi HP, degs. w est 'J4 pen-lies
iu, a. ill wii : i.i-iiiiiniiiir lit n ,i.t iin....... I... I . ...i..
.v;., m ' V I rruocis iiouecuer
i 's.,,.ll,;s cast 25 perches to a poit, thence
theneo soutli iu", degiecs east 3o perclies 'to a
post, thencu by lands of Lewis Moycr m
degrees westui jierchcs to a lmst, them
llt degrees cast 79 peiches to the plai
soutn 37r,
nco south
i.lniiln.V ...,r,ir,i,,l., " -
inning, containing
1.1 -."iiniiiniiia
96 Acres and 12G Perches.
Also one Tract or womu.ANii in i.-.ni.,i..
.U..II1IUM, v.iiiiiui ciiiiuiy, couiaiiiing 28 Acres,
icn, iiiinieiij leuuer s tract. Joiulnj
lands of Jacob Mraup, IVter lielncr and olheis.
Also one Tract of WOODIAND In Towamcn
sing township, Caibon counly, containing los
joining. ds";,.7ll,,;'Y.mCT
and John (.'rain. On b
Tlmrsdity, January 6th, 1887,-
at One o'clock In tho Afternoon, at the How
manstow 11 Hotel, Tract No. 4.1.
No. 4S.-A11 that ccitaln tract or piece of Land,
situate In liwer 1 owaniciislng township, rnuntv
of (aibon and stato of I'eiinsjlyania, boiindcil
and described as follow s, to w Ii : lieglnnlng at a
post, thence bv lands or licm-v ii,.i.,.ri..,. i,,,1:,,. ,i
ilegices cast f4 o-lo perclies to a stonu, thence
by the same south .11 degrees cast fti perches to
i i .1 ,, -i i'i3i'i uiniii it. itauniau, de
ceased sout h 40 lcgrees w est 211 0-10 nei dies to a
r, hv, ...v...,. i.iiiii-,iii,,onujaiiici norm
71 degrees west 83 0-iil ierclies to a stone, thence
.im B..II1U Di.iiiu v.-, iii-giees west 3-10 perches
to a nost. thence 1101 tb :tu- rim.u ,...s .10 :. ....;.!.;.
tn ,. ,:, ,;.. v,..T. '. j 1? !' .
.. ...v.iii- ,j3 i.iiins in nit- warranted
name of l'eter Stem north 1 dcg. west as peri lies
to a post, thencu bv lumu ..r ki..,,i,,.,. V,,,.;i;.7.
north M ilegi ces cast 35 perches to the place of
beginning, containing 1
4d Acres,
Mvt1' ,,','T Ap.rcs Woodland and the balance
ilsioiHl 1 'drill Land.
1 emu tne cstau- or .If HN HALLICT, dee'd.
( Ollditiuns Witt be lliailil t-lmu-n in, Hi.. .I.i..u ..r
ail., l.u " vju.
It'llllt HOW.MAN',
LEWIS F, IIALLIIT-,
dec. 1G-W3 'Ailniinlstrators.
1 - j
WITaTPV !" ,)e. "li,,le' T"1 "'Is out and re
UUll ii I ,1" " ? ,,ls' nlul "111 semi jou free
soinelli h e of L'i-i-iit niiii.?nwii.i..
tifirttnice In ion tliiitnltl .l.u, .....1.. 1 1
"hlch will bilng jou tu moiu nioncv light away
J ,a" anjlhlng else in this woi Id. Anoueciin do
"II. ii lit l i IIV1 11,1- IU llllllie
l-'lttifr i...v. nil in...
Something new, that Just coins money lor all
-i'i I i ' ; . '" "! capiiiu not uet-ded.
.Ibis is one of tho genuine, Important chances of
allfctlnic. Ihnsewhoareiiniblllous undented
prying will not delay, (ir.uid outlll nee. Ad.
dicss lilUK & Co., Augusta, .Maine. decl8-iy
I have Just opened a Coal yard In connection
with my hold In WTIsspoirr wheic can
coustaully he found all sizes of the
Best of Coal !
at prices fully as low as the lowest, (ilveino i
trial and be conlncd.
Henry Christman,
Fort Allon House, Welssport.
Ileceiuher is, 18 ly
MSt"w!!,
the wu
run live ut home, and urike more money
oik torus limn ut mottiiiij; else in
.uTil lr" IMI.llAV.UUJ!ffi
dothework. ljirBcarnlui;suie from NibUiuii.
t'utly oulllt and tcnin five, llcltrr not di-hiv
;Mt?t" 'f0V.M f.r,"?;';-1 iVu r.lo LVi "
Goa9, Goal, Goa!
PUMPS !
Rod Jacket Forco Pump
any Depth of well.
Single Cylinder, - "
Doublu
iso racking-box rump.
Buqloyo EoroovPump up to
,. , , oQ,y qniy-aivtt cot-.
Single Cjltiiderf ,- ' Sit on
liouuie - is w
Rumsey Force Pump, $13.50,
Depth up to seventv-flve feet.
Rumsey Iron Lift Pump,
up to fifty fect, Ss.on. Iron Cistern rump from
CO npnuru!. aisi
WOODEK PUMPS AND CHAIN PUMPS.
FIVK kt ccnti oft for Cash.
JOHN It. II. ACKKlt. Agent,
Wf.li. HiHKKit and CisTKitM Ilirit.iiKn. Hank-
way, Ihlghton, optoslto the old Priming Olllce.
,tnv n Ri: .vl
ALLKNTOWH, DEC. 7th, 1886.
cial Bulli
in
E
TO THE TRADE,
Ani'tliB Frirnis :wto Irepent it!
$5gP H hen wo made our'first
announcement, ol the Closmp;
Out Sale of our Stock, we named
it to he in value fully
$25,000,
which wc have been able to re
duce to
$15,000 ?
Our stock in some line is now
broken up so that we are not
able to show you as large an as
sortment as usual, but wc can
still accommodate your wants
fully 90 per cent, of what yon
want to buy, and wc guarantee
that you will find our, prices the
lowest in the city.
Respectfully yours, ,
CORNER STORE,
Cor. flfli nnil Hamilton His.,
ALLENTOWN, PA.
October 1G. fuse ins
A5-SEND JOB INVENTOR'S G0IDE.-
'0 ,U)VKKTISKItS.-I.owest Itiites for adver
. ttln in 1000 good newspapers .sent free.
Address l.LU. V. IiOWKLL 4; CO., lOWiruce St.,
LADIES!
Do Tour Own Dyolnir, at Home, with
PIWKLES.S DYES
They will Dye eyei-)thluR. Tlit-y re sold every
where, l'rlcc loc. n ii.icknKc colors. Thcv
have no eqiml lor HtreiiRtli, Ilrlulitness. Aiiioun"t
In I nckHKc or for l-'usliu-ss of Color, or Xon-fad-
IllL' OlIlllitifH. Tluiv lln twit ..r..L- nV .in.,) IV..
s'lohy T. D. THOMAS.
noi-.u-ly- Krlst,
Lewis H. Rehrio:,
Slate Robfer.
REPUIUNQ
pmmpllv fctUu.lrd ti at short
idU on reflfuinubU terms.
WORK GUARANTEED.
AiMreis : TRlNClfS P. 0., Car be. Countv,
P'nn'a. muuJ9.lv.
Ho, I Holidays!
ss
Respectfully announce to the nubile tli.it they
nave upenea a wholesale and Retail
Candy and
Confection
Store, In Monti's New liiilldiiiR, opposite "The
Carbon Advocate " Office,
Bank Street, Lehighton,
Ind that they are receiving FJtESH, rUKK
7AI)(i:s and CONDUCTIONS DAILY, which
;!) sell at the very Lowest I'i Ices. ( 9.
'Sr Church nmtftiillool ri-sthals anil Private
rurtles supidlcd at l'rlccs) tully lis low- as. the
.iiiuiB ipwoiy oi uaiidies iuui toiitecllons can lie
bought for In tho city.
I'utronasc solicited and the fullest satisfaction
guaranteed. A. . ltKASIJIt.
dcc-t-wt TOIIIAH IiUHS-
CAMPBELL
LEADS IN PRICES!
THE BEST MAKES OF
WATCHES & CLOCKS
At Trices marked down so low ns tocomelth
Novelties in Jewelry!
Ilithe above llnenf Rwiliim ii. m ninmint
ajsijitincnt. and iireconslaiillyinaklniiiiddlllons
... ..ii inn .n) uiesi luiti-iiicsusine M-.isuu ad
vances, lou are rcsin-clfully rcoueslcd locall
andexiuuineiuyllneof bihkIs. You aro hound
to be pleased wllli ihc vikmIs, and the prlcei
they are down to itock llotiom.nud can t bo beat.
All Kinds of Repairing
''tly. Cheaply and l'romptly attended to, and
sat ifuf lion KUHnintt-cd, 1 liae (omlndtHl. usa
nrniii. ui i nn iiiiiiiL- I lirHIICII IIIV lilts lll-S.
u i 'iW,.,-u?.Ni.,,,.:'y.""Tl- 'AllllYVll.I.K
1.11NIXI1A V nf ili-ti iti.L' iniuu.,M ii .....!
of Ha. in., Hi'd up. iii. All favor tlicmu nic- by
the pipc nf farr) villi- will bo much appict-tat-'
cd. WiHrMinili-dlin-ull and lniK t my line !
ot tooJ wlicn In U-hlshton. NcxttuClauskllro.
FKOM THE
BUSY HOUS
Kt
leaser & Bo
ilatiiter
818 00
24 00
In order to red ace our stock of Suits and Overcoats wc have made
a reduction of
Twenty-Five Per Gent
ON ALL OUR
READY
MAD
For Men, Bov's nnd Childrfn.
before offered in the
Lehigh
and Get $10 worth of goods for $7.50. $20 worth
for $15. Oar stock is complete and full of bargains
In our Merchant
Tailoring Department
V li. .ii!
ii-iltii
We have made a corresponding reduction, nnd can. make up-Alt
Wool Suits and Overcoats to order at, ;
$10, $12, $15, $18, $20 & $35 !
Fit, Workmanship and Prices aro guaranteed to be ns low, and
in some instances lower, than any other place you can chance to
call and compare prices. Our stock of
Ladies' and Misses'
Jackets &c Newmarkets .
will be sold regardless of cost, and nt loss money than they
can be bought elsewhere.
Remember all our goods are marked in plain figures,, at the
lowest cash prices. Call for genuine bargains at ... ...
SONDIIEIMS'
auch Chunk, Pa:'
tlY CAI.I.INO OS
JA.MTCS WALP, Asent,
I'lrst door below the Flrnt Xatlonal Hank,
tiuij 11.TXI
i St
9 He&ieye
iiicii arc consianuy Kepfon hand thcro to
nui aik llliATi:i:s and
The WALP STEAM HEATER fftiSW!
SUse TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTINGf?S$
Tin Kooflng U cheaper than Slate or Shinnies, and will last a llfetlmoi A Urn Lot o'f
Cutlery and Househfnraismg Goods on hand.
Sept. 11, 1811 jt.
HANDKERCHIEFS
AND
Wo leapeotftilly nail attention to our largo lines of Silk and
Ijinsn Handkorchicfa and Silk Mufflprs.
LO 1.
An elegant, line of Ladles' nen-Stltclied,
Colored Durdcrs anil White, at 12 l-2c.
LOT 2.
A very large line of Ladles' Linen Hand
kerchiefs, Colored, Tucked, Embroid
ered and I'latn Borders.
L(rT 3.
ChlMrsn's Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs,
ricm Stitched anil KmbroiilercJ.
H. GUTH & SON.
634 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Penn'a.
flctober no, Ifow
'1'lie undersigned is prepared to furnish the best Lohigh Goal,
from llnrleigh Colliery, at. tho following low prices, by tho Car;
kok cash only. Credit ten cents per ton extra: '
-
Egg, - -Stove,
Chestnut No. 1 -Chestnut
No. 2
Prices at the Mines
J. L. CAJ3EL,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE, LUMBER, COAL, &c., &c,
Opp. PUIh.IC SQUARE, LEfllGIITON, PENN'A
Carbon Advocate Job Office,
New Type, New Presses and
Lowest Price for good work.
Call and See Us.
in Maw
E CLOTHING!
Such an opportunity was never
Valley. Call and examine
US.
1 )x, Pa.. and examine thoflne -n4i
larjfH.issortinentuI
eleet from. The Lest nbc in Hi. Conr.tv i ... ...
MUEFLERS!
I i.ivp a
A large lino of White Tonce. Silk Hem
lncd Handkerchiefs at 35c . .
LOT 5.
Gents' Linen neui-Stltched Colored Bord
ered Handkerchiefs at 12 l-2c. '
ES"A large line of Plain nnd IlrocHded
Silk Mufflers, white and colored. Colored
and Il'lille Silk Handkerchiefs in ereat
ERS OF GOAL !
In Yard.
- $3.25
3.35
- 3.25
Del.
in Tovn
$3.50
3.60
3.50
2.15
2.40
25cts. per ton Less.
,1 id