"Original Cheap .Cash Store." STYLISH & DURABLE. In our great shoo stock can bo found the most .Stylish unci durable Roods In tho innrkpf, and ut ilia lowest prlcas that .flrst clui show c4n.be; tguldat. FINE SATiNS ltaro.made their tiurwasance In the fotlwinit shades Light nino, Cream, Cardinal, J'.ulk. 01 (l.vlU, I'c-ncock, Myrtle,, i uu. r.iei fancy worl New Style Silk iUphotstcry Fringe $Q cents per Navv. llrnwn nnd Liclit an. Elegant goods tor .drosses, Kiinougs una k. PARASOLS In great variety. Some of lliem are real beau.- -tits. Long, fancy handle anil paragon frames. TChnenlattylllu. Cardinal, Kent and Uold Bro: leaded Satins and lleayy Xwlllcd Silk. J, T, NXJTSBAUM, Opposite Iubllc Square, Bank Street, Lehlghton '' 1 Juno 7. ISai-ly. Probably, no other Invention was c-ver of ,jo much Importance to the household, us Js the jewing machine. t,commepco4 Jnjbe humblest vay-ras l the viifi th !J wolf. Jwtemlons- Sand every one, at first, looked Mwn it Wltb sus picion aud dl-drnst. But ajl classes ol people, f toin fhc-$rciat inanuUctVQM iq tho humblest .acwlnc woman. In coWccltlme, discovered and appreciated its viUftc.; nd from that time until ihe present. It ii advanced In popular favor 4vith rapj.d jWUes. Our attention was fieceptly failed- to rttte new maclilno placed upqu tbjs piaVket1yhe. Davis Sewing MachloeConipany the "New High Arm" "VerttcaJ-Kaeey .as jft is called. The vertical leed'fs tlft principal J.istl(iolsh 4ng feature ot thjs ;iiachlue, syjllch separates It Jrom, and places t above, ,ttac .pepitlar machine jol other makes.- ItlsDcceacucy 4o$e,o this new ffiei method, In order .tp.utirtiyrstirud and appre-: jciato Its many advances.. TlthjKiachJnc makes ike most sure and -beautiful ailtch j cws light Pmd heavy goods iithout .fatigue ,to thepperator. The simplicity of Its construct commends the ."Davis" to our Judgment. In thjs particular -eature, we believe It Is without a parallel. V, e jcould dvvell at ereAHoneth uppn Its other merits, Jjiit space .will not aflnitt. -ffUo cpuuMiny 4s rcp- resented in this town by Olid). IV. HtlmtUU. vho Is prompt, polite, courteous, Just In all his (dealings, and well and most imorably known throughout this vicinity. The'Oarbon Advocate $WPQW. 18, 18&7- jCPECIAJ.iJQIVCJ? rersMis making payments J to tills office ny money orders or postal notes Tin itifasn raiLKe mem h ivu o at uiu vvi'.in.'v OUT I'OST OFFICE, as ho Jiehlchton Oftlco Is ill a iuuiiuv uruur umco CurronJ JJy.GJrt? gpljtpiied. t Sond all Uie now. , Kcail the advertisements. .Tlio clicTry crop wl! be IrumnASft. KreeUind Is to have a Greek CaUliollc iclmrch. Beautiful carpets .on exhibition at Jveiucrcr.it JSwarU'a.- .Eighty two ptlsoners aro confined In ,tlic, Schuylkill county ail. John Jlre!sf.ord, of Stao,c,h sC.U.vmk, Is greeting a soxp factory t 1'reelatid. Samuel Fry has hail an aililltiou 22x28 (feet erected to his residence p,n Kirn street, TbeJJessian Cylscdpg ovlterable .damage aVs (unheal -fields In LchiRl county. ' Tho Central Railroad shops at.Coal jport were jUtr;ccl o tlio ground Tuesday (everting. The act repealing tia taxcs.ou-'f.urnl-j fture, carriages ami watches Isjiow in effect..! Jteotcruber this. -K-4l-rawVerry ap Ico cream fceUval Is pelngheld at tacicrtou ftr tijo Jbsrieftt of; (tlio JS. fJVrci. . -r-Viok-vjt, Jr.flutnia ar.d flther diseases prevail to an alarming .ext,c.ut .arupugst (horses In llfrks conrlty, Mrs. '4ftey jrVU'Ucr tnrt rOwen Jvloti.twoldlMresddnein tliljjilace.cfyElit: Ithree hundred fish one day last week. All mernbers of tlie Order of Tontl arc ireqtiestti Ao ;me,e,t hj rQalctl'f SUH, Tucidaj evening wbv!srk.st,.f nvlrt) -hnportanco Mill bo transacted. Fall not. rrTV'e r,c .ftfejpaxed t .do .all kinds of job work, at tawest prices and In the most (artistic manner. Now pntsies, new type ,and first -class material. Don't fall to learn prices. Dtldlue Snyder Hl 1kc trand picnic dn the beautifu' nark at PairyvJHe on July ,4. Pon't miss IU .drclfj; Uje has l))een erQt,ed od ,oer aeas ,oX pleasure (will ,be kjpilod. srAAneful, reliable tpd lasting jFpurtli of July pceseot a ColntoUus watch; 4tuar- fintecd to be the finest tlmeikocparever pro-' fluced on this continent. For s tie ft II Hohl's, Mauch Chunk. A mawlcd vjan oioe said: '-'l would raUer.iWd curry cotul) wjcuiaent with ,the heqis of a mule than to ibott my wife ;threa UaJght games of, .euclire, r jay word .gafLjit'Wlp apap.1-' irFor the Ktite ,mdlce ixxt 21, there iwera 174,070 tons of oa3 gripped over the i.elitgli Valley railroad, makiaK a -total to date of -00,750 tons, and show lug . fui In ctemeof 6Q2,033.tons compared wlt,b.me .date Iat v-,tiur. Leopold Meyca-, . -tc RofcusUurg IIo- (tel, has first-rate accpu;ruoift,lcns fy six ipr elfVftipjd bparders,- at f 3. 00 per week. Perspnj v.bs -wish, tho comforts of a home bould rpt miss this opportunity. Leopold jlcecps a nice clean and quiet place. A grapd Switchback excursion ,f,ar the i)Aet,aa,hC,c,ttiJaejUlna todne .armed sodiu-, Saturday 4d Sunday, Juno 25 and 20, Uuwltl e euerously jPronlied by our people. -Ttc-is Jor .the foumi fjip nuy cents, uon i tail to p. tf ffw .yvait to spend a day In pleaeant tand healtkfu) r.tceatjtfn make It a point to .attend the r?d fAakc in he beautiful crpve at ilnimar51ie o-,day .(Saturday) iJariciBS stage has been (Ccectd ox those w9aenrt9uauccmbetoriir4e1alur,e! reiilenjty. fih predicted thftiherowllfce s.e.v.egal .days fj9ng about Ate flojddlp of June ,lUt (will be .decidedly cool, and rpssAraexpect- .d In Canada .aadAame ,of lite oraheru States, under forms.jyjyi ife r-etty ifrenuent dicing June. fief, wefjtjier jvlll ,corpo about 33$f conUn.uIng tyr fouf or Bve,aays. Gentleman' flneflpwi faced aoO xsosed ,cased gold watches; big assortment .V se lect fiom; prices reduced. o th.alQW.est city jprlcei. t wjll positively pay you to pur chase at 1. U. Jlohts, xlauch Chunk. Vr'hv not lake a look? that certain! v costs nothing, arid ee,e If it Is to your interest or not to buy hW tie stock was never joue and complete as ft preaept. The latest pp;ta,l lawa are such that .newspaper publishers cao haye jirresUd any one for fraud who tacs a gtgtf ajid Jtiuse 10 pay tor n. unfler ,lwj iw in man who allows bis subscription to run (aiong tor some lime unpaid, a,nd ifxea op? ,iers;tciisconiinued, or orders the pojtptas tr to mark: it "refused," and to snd postal card notlfylne the publisher, lsvs iImMf-llVil tparest and fine, the nqi 8tr&w hats! ricnlcs are blooming! Head lloier,i"Opcn Letter." ' Cherries noil at ten cents per quart, -Kourth pf July Monday twp week. -Uutter Twputy-flve penis per pannfl. -Wst Haxleton -s t.q be lDC,oiRratad Into a bprot)gl), The fanie pf Tljp soap does flat con sist of mere suds. rottsvlllo Is now wrestling with a measel epidemic. A new Christ Lutheran church Is being erected at Haxleton. An elegant line of Patent flocjters at Kemcrer & SwarIVs, Ferndale, Leblghxqunty. IstDoa new Frjesbytefjfcn cjjurch. Mrs. Jgslfcl) Wolflnger. of IJucJiam near Eastos, -suicided Sunday. r-Sundays said tp have beeq an exceed- inely "0y" ,dy or Rsadiug folks, Adding rings in all tho new and .novel designs jit E. H. Hohl's, Mauch Chunk. Hade too oecpJe wlH celebrate the Fourth .of July In tho oldf ashloped manner. CatharIneEcyserQff.o2Bl.Ville,!Lehlgh county, sulqtded Bturday "htle despond cnt. If -"deailliness Is noxtlo Godliness," the surest -vty to attain It 1s fc(u)y Tulip soap, Thos. Fink, of Ldug.h refit, runs tho pee wee train between Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko. Wanted A hrlgnt, Intallhjeiit jboy J5 to 18 years of ege, by a .wsloirma-ker. Ap ply at tyssrffioe. The minimum length of the public school term In Carbon county has been fixed at six mouths, Bethlehem cltisqs are talking of erect ing a bronze statue jof Asa Packer, founder of Lehigh University, -Comrade II. V. Morthlmcr, Sr., has been id Uled to Inspect Tost 234, at Slat- ingtoa, Saturday evening. -.f you want to see new and pretty de signs in jewelry, step In the Jewelry stoce of K. IT. IJohl, Mauch Chuu:. Three Polanders, wIthnnpronouncarUe names, wero Killed Tuesday in tuo xuui Creek colliery, new Wllkesbarre. A twelve yeajd oy, named 3Kury Gruvar. of Walnutport. was drowned in the Lehigh canal -at that place Tuesday. ChUdrejns' y will be appropriately observed in ikbe jSvuigdlcal .dmrqUjoa the 20th instant. All are cordially SjfcVltsd to attend. Batilcl Kern, a traveling ioAesnian or A.J. 'Kltfplpsar's wholesale grocery house. AlKmtown, -yvjll-fciow-xi here, is short iu his accounts A temperance c&mp meeting illibe lield In Lutene Grove, near Wllkesbarre, coramencloe.J-une 18. For tents, &cM ad dress Key. -G.-W. -Gjoss, Lehig.hton. If your-watch or .clock dcii1 .Tn-or rectly, take It to IIagaman,on iiank street, and If jit then falls to keep time ho will make jk -charge. March 20 Om C. F. Uclbartu oT the Singer Sewing Machine Company, is sporting a bran new wagon. Mr. Dclbcrt Is meeting with much success la tils loeulily in the .disposal of machines. Step i and see the solid wlv.er vtt.tohesj for $0 sold at other jHaces for $12. This Is a great bargain. Call and secure one be fore they are all sold. . II. IIolil, Mauch Chunk. A Ore .broke out In the residence of Jacob Br-own miller, on North street, -bun- day morning, which tule.Uttt.ve done con sldcrable damage but for the ptonipt re sponse ,pf o,ur citizens. iFor-tbc -wfek.eadlp.on the.lSth Inst. there wera 112,373 tousof coal shipped over the h. & H. It.lt.,a total to date of 2.124,047 tons, showing an Increase as compared with samo dste last .vefU' of 07.078 tons, Sylvester Dries, aged twenty-one years ho disappeared frcm his home hi Ucrks cquuty, several weeks ago, was found In an old mine hoje at Shoemak.eirs,vUle., 7feoschxy. Ills liody .Y.-.1S greatly cccmpoi&3. -The antiiraclte. oal jpdijuJi panics aro agitating another advance of fit teen cxts per ton .wcoal lf take effect not later than Sv-U J. It Is .estimated that the output.of coal for the year will reach 34 000.000 ton The attention of tho people p.f S.trnivsat 11111, Lansford and vicinity Is durcted tp the fact that Gepre f? Ifuntilngcr, of tl popular wlt,cMijc!k. Kestc-ywt, Is .a,trther- Ized by us to iccelve subscriptioAs and tnonevsfox tho CAitnoN Advocatb, Jypw it tbjs time for .Cheap Wajj. l'Aricn as we to ofiexlvg oy.er .ajf ,pf our entire Jtpck of Wall jRarker and Borders at one-bail aad fpme less than LaU the usual price. Do net uiu tliex. E. F. Lncx- KNDACU, 01 Broadway,, JJatieh ChttKV, Jcseji-.k DeFrecUu, f LrldriUtwt, pub lishe a (CAtd In to-day's Am'oAapE an- nouucJog j)l,ipvlf s a candidate for the nomlnitttan of Register nd Beconler, sub ect tp jUcncicratlc rules. Joe s aany frlepds In tP,wn vwuld he pleasel to see hlm.make ioe nconlnatlojfi, GcOplcjf,kcrt,Cv3Jifii&unces himself a caudiilaU Cpr jCattMl-y 'ras,urex, according to Democratic rules, iu this issrue ot the CAitnox Advocate. Mr. D. Is well-known in all parts of the county and It will usd.qubtedly.be a nlp-s,ndok rce bctwon jlrim -ti tils e-wpctl tors. Thousands ot pewaJe x,6nlde,r -tho tnan who can make a two base Ut a taych greater than the one who can jmak a two hour speech. But the fellow wjio takes his best girl out (or a ride knows that DavW Jibjxyst'j jfcl,v.sjpr,o N.crtitejet Is the place to get tbe test teams iA -low ratss. Messrs. I'cter Helm, I. S. Koch tFm. Zchner, Dr. C. W. Bower, of town, and L. OUR BTKOLLBB AT WEISSPORt. Intsreitlng Items lrioktd Up and Assortcdby ths Stroller. The Y. A. C. B. swanaded our CUJ- iens Mcji(ly evening. -AVa-tttlful now sign lias been ercct.ed front of Ulcry's drn store. Dr. J. G. Zcrn .arjd amliy, of Wblte street, spent Sunday at Lancaster. The street ccanmlsslpner has-been get ting In bis work on our thorqugtifares dur ing Uf(5 p,at week. A. A. Ueltz is greatly Improving the appearance of hit properly ou White street by making a number of Important Improver ments. Messrs. Myron Anthony and Giouvlllo Halm, .accompanied by their families, of Walnutport, ylsttad ,J. p. Becnlnger and wife, on White sUflU, Sunday. Key. GL II. Zgge, Of town, delivered two Interesting. and instructive discourses to the aneflibers jot Salem's Evangelical church at WblteHaven last Sunday tuorn- Ing and evening. Iu a game of hsso pall at Mauch Chunk last Saturday between the Actives of that place and the Welssport club, the former club carried off the honors by k score iff thirteen to thlrty-tbr e. The game abound ed with errors -from 'ijrginlng tp end Owen Graver, spn of Andrew Grav.er, Sr., deceased, an -old resident of this place died Saturday night after a long and pain ful illness. Ife was interred in tbe Weiss part .cemeterj Wednesday Bey. .J. .E. ;k the xabor wontn. Specially Csmplled for the Toilers by an Ad vocate Han. . WllkcsbUrto is to liaye.a largo -machine manufactory. -r-Tho bill to prohibit the paiployinent w any .child mler twelve years of jgo In any mill, factory .or -mine, -lias he,en" signed by GovernoT Bpavcr. Twp hnndred and twenty-five miles of railroad track -v as laid last week In the United -States, making K84 mites for the year, against I10S miles In I860. rrThe managemcst.of the Heading -rail road ojupany is making extensive arrango niorrts to use bituminous coal as fuel on at) Us freight engines. It Is contended that anthracite Is too valuable-ail .aitlc tp be used for freight purpeses.. It Is repprtrdjgpo.good authority that the branchf tho Baltimore and Ohio now in course of cpnstrjictlcn to Lelper's quariies will be continued .to Media and thence to Now town Square,-finally connecting with the Heading at tidgopori. Seyen hundrod coal inlners at Sanford & Co.'s and BsadUog Bros.' mines, $n the l'l.ttsburg, Chartlers and YouKbioghony Uallread, hn.v.c refused to go tp work until the-opmpany storo Is banlUed and cash paid ior their labor Instead of storo orders. Tie Reading Railroad Company b,as contracted with tlie Harrisburg Car Com pany for the constraction of two Jirtndred coal cars at at a ccst of about 4000.000. It will talco eight months' lime totll ths order. freeman omclatln deceased leave. aJ w carhop, lr(,iUicnfi are crowded with wife and slxc),.ld.n.tU motfritelois offSl-j. tttld la- n0t inlld tho cars fin ilia louiiB AiuvnvH uurnub uaua n;3-4, -Tun m . jj,a2r.JTl Tr tlval held during lwt week was a grand fi- . ilarrlsburjj, who .were .asked, to canciauccws. no Rowing prizes worn , t a eduction wf je, er that awarflefl to contestauuLaving iCollected the the-.w,s might je trt,do again to ucu ,ia.lu. iu..4.UU0. UlrnAOt, contract, on jjaD(i .vt,lcu largest amounts lluch, 4S4.43; Minnie Graver, tSS-stUro clothes, Warreh Slrausshorger, 631.10; Oliver Fullwcller, S7.22; Mrs. Jacob Straussberger secured the beautiful silver castor, haytog come inearesi to 'guessing the weight of tho "fatsaau."" HXMPTOlt, Va., JTiine 13, 1B87. WEissr-.pity STitcLL-Efl-'-j-LcavIng Le- had 'been taken at lqvy figures, refused., and the company decided .to lose the works Indefinitely. Andrew t;anogle, -who owns a con trolling .Interest In. the stock of tho II. C, Frlck Coke Company, cabled from Scotland thit-Jb.e trlte must ,onil as far as that concern-can end it. It is thcitght that this will end the syndicate, i'rlck tendered his hlgjifpnon tho caily incrnlng train n little resignation as a.maimgfir, and Henry Phippr, more than two weeks aeo. I arrived at E. Jr-. V'r' "v?" Junction In due tlma: owlmr to the in- W. Rogers Oo., who have secured clemency of tbe.wxaliitr t concluded to tnool.a Aioaei epoery plant at irceport, take tho train for Lebanon. P.a rpm wl" Put -VP lle I.lr&t Jfas.ian )ron mm in .wWch plaeo I "wheeled" it to Uamturc 'h-,.c0.lrT: fhe s.orr.et -"Jf ?lnS. 'r"'" passing Uifpugh the beautiful and pictur esque Lebanon Valley. 'Jlils Is Juodoubt- edly the most beautiful section In &&cm Pennsylvania. From here wo "wheeled" it to Ilarrliburg, .where we arrived at about 2.20 p. ,m. After taking a -Vp!ti" around, tho city, SiseryAng all the points of Interest we located At a Qrst-.class hotel for the night. Our next stppjilpg place was Car- -lisle, w&ejce .eji Indian guide idsdj-y it- ducted us through the eight fix ten depart ments of tho celebrated Indian school. The Indian students show an astonishing apti tude in .clptttjue.rlpg t.Ue camtupu hranches pf study. There U much here to amuse and greatly Interest one, and I could have spent hours here In gratifying my curiosi ty, but it was jiecessary that .we luoye on to Ilagerstown, Md.,ard thence on through' the ampus Shenandoah Valley, over the battle tftrlil.oi Ajlitie.tain,, .apd ,ftu to Shep erdstown, W, Va., where wo took the Po- by tho tborian method was -learned by William itpgers wnuefetato uooioclst elglit- tten years aeo. when -he visited Russia during Ex-Goycrnor' Cartln's Mulstrylo liial court. According to a despatch dated Boston, in the Philadelphia Times, of last Saturday, General Master Workman Powderly is slid to have made a rinsing speech In which he besought tho workmen to abandon the habit at rum drinking, declaring that h wtRueu eacu aim every uue ,va -r.ojym'i.cu to sign a pledge as a prellmlneiy tomeruber- ihlp. Mr. Powderly will not be it-candidate tor re-eiecuon. The Plttston Gazitie says: -"Tliere is hardly a probability that any pf our local ccrppratlons will -comply with the twice a mpnlh wa&es payment bill, at least so far as extended Inquiry has developed tho facts, none have made any arrangements to change the usual order. of, their pay.' rliQii thoy.wMe.cpmpelJed to llio two week's pay saw -1st; ps'or man's law and as such li'wlll be enforced. "S Ono of the' leading labor reform men In .'--i.ijia'J-JSi-'.'V'JStfS tomac tonal towpath onward bound for-the country declares that there fs no'reasori Harper's ijrryr'. Her,e jscvvlslted poInts,of inxeasonlng against strikes. Ho says: "1 Interest, (ndudlug the Fort John Brown, can give 10,000 reasons fpr not striking) Frow-herewe took the train to Washing- but still. Uie strikes go pn. Ills the great Ion, D. C whero we visited all the various phenomenon ot the nineteantn century, , ' , ' riiesa strikes arotherefcult of certain trans places or importance. iaiiS uio sieamer (ormnc 0f revohiUdnarvforMi that, are we went 10 -ui. cniun sun iuukuu uppn i turning the worm lipsido uown. Tins first tho tomb of the Father- of our" country, great reason is tlj misting of capital In r OU TUB 0: TJHTTf RBAT. Fbked- tip and Epitomised by Oar Social uorroiponaent. restaurant. Summit Jttill, was seeing friends hero Tuesday. Jacob Foster, .editor and publisher of tlje ylmerfcan Dailtit, was on a business joint to Pottsville Tluirsday. Samuel Behlcr's restaurant, a tew door's Kboyo the Mansion House, Is a de lightful place to Imbibe In Ice cold liquids. A fire In East Mauch Clinnk Monday night destroyed two dwelling houses and a large Uvti, the property f John S,ulowon. Lp&s, 62500. The srand festival 'Wednesday jtnd Thursday .evenings, under th auspices of Marlon Dose Cojjjppy( was a grarul financial success. ' J. B. Headman, the nhotocranher. is filling ah order fpr thteo thousand blio'.o crlnts of a new stowe wailufactUrcd by the Lohlgh Storo Works, L'ehjgbton. On the eve lie of June 23. the nurjlls of tlie narlsl'i school' connected with the church . of the J macula to Conscptlon wlli'J give a grand eRiertalnmout. A very Interesting programme has.tjcen arranged for the occasion. A cradnatlnff lass.oi'Dnr ihlcli jdiool contains, eleven graduate-: AaiellA Briggt, Mamie -uir, X. ileatUh; W5, Olive Uevan, Fred. Waver. Kulls AlcUInlcv: Lizzie! SpoHo'Llzfo Smock, gorier Hebcrllne, IdzzleSterliuir and Sarah IGehrlnff. The class passed very cre'dltable examination and was lilclilv Complimented for their .-elll'qlcnf y-Jy tf)6 couuty supeff Undent. The J.itne session of our count; court convened Monday wM Judgo S. S. Drclier and a&jicijttjci 1 piesent, "Tlio criminal docket -wf'-nm cry,ievj all the casrt oeing ctis.pes.tu oi-i aesuiwr wucn ccurt ad journed fip. the wiejde. In thease-e.Com. .vs. Bridget Harklps, assault a-Rd, battery, tlie'jliry j.e,tTned a yvniici.ut g;oifry-?Btio 4tv is piuraceu 1,0 pay aflio of t0, ,c.6st rf tirose.r.utlpp Bind to itmd committed until the same Jt'iiautd- atcd. v In he cose pf Com. vs. CLos. Hlskoy, of Lehlghton", for cmbozzlnmcnt, Hlskcy was fouud entity of embezzling the Singer Sewing inachjnc funds, and sentenced bv tho 36s to pay ,a fine of $10. costs of prosecution and undergo an imprisonment oi ininy uays. Com. vs. Michael Boyle, assault and battery, committed on his wife. Boyle was fined SI, and costs of prosecution. Cum. vi. Charles Schwab, assault .and balterv. Ellen Schwab prosecutrix. De fendant plead gutjty, and twalli they erdlct oi tue coujt. .Card of Thanks. At a regular meeting of Co). John D. Bertplutte Post, i34 Q. A. E., a vpte of thanks was lendeted i$ $o several sneakers and all others tiiat t.artlclnated n ith the Post Iu the cermopies on Memorial r . r no . . , - Muff juny ou. oiiuea, Alfred WitiTyjiyauAJi A,dst. Towamensing Item. Wm. Grubcr, of Lchigli Gap, Is doing n flourishing 'liusincss in tho mercantile line. Chas. Pfutzman- passed through this place sclllpj Arner's celebrated phos phates. The Bowinapstowfi Sunday school will picnic In tho gijavo fiir th.e school house on J my u. w-si-Tho Bowmari famHy purposoiiavlng a reunion on the 30th Inst., In the grove at liowmanstown. The Lehigh Gap Sunday school pro poses to erect a spire, on the public school building In the near future subscriptions arc already ocing scucued. The scheol hoard met at Fire-Lino last ..... . . i .- i. . . saturaay xo insider uw lirsion ,sr -tree.: -lug a new school houso'nt that place. A tjicru was notia quorum present no busi ness was transacted. A special meeting was caned lor Saturday. uox, Esoplt at They Corns and Oo. M. Q. Bryan of Coal street, circulate at Allcntown Tuesday. Prof. L. M. Bcldler.of Laury's S. tattoo, was lo town over SitijUay, Rev. J. II. Hartman, of H&noTCr,York ounty, vtas In town this week. Miss A'.nnle Clark, of Bank strect.spent Sunday witji relatlv.es at Mesquelionliig. -SVq. T. V, Bevan, of Catasauqus, was uieng tlve strangers in t,own Saturday. r-Mrs. Wm. Zehner, of Bank street, spent several days last week with Allentown friends. Mrs. Schwartz, of AiUento.wn, was visiting Mrs. G. W. Crqsc, .pn Bank street, thhi week'. Our old Heeds -Cyrus Deiliataer 'and An Open Letter, -)o(- "sax 7 TAionj-ttre a few standard remedies that rank high up In rcputt tlon as contslulng Vitalizing Constltuenls as well as Citratlvlng Properties, Nubrleiit Virtues as well as Sllniulstlng Effects, both ln vlgoratlng and Strengthening. Malt and vinous Honors and the lly pophosphltes have tho rcpulntipn pf curing oven Consumption, ant tliero Is no doubt hut what there Is good foundation for the asser tion. Thero Is only ono objection to the Liquors which Is agreed upon by the best authorities. T.taot.'fha JLIquors at formerly pretjitrcd contained too much Alcohol, too ritttah i:tlmn)us and tiot eijougli nutrient qualities. This has been overccnao jnd lias added to the clHciencv'of the Remedies. LIQUID M A LT JSS-'tVL A CTS ahd the PUliU U3JFKRMENTE1) GHAPE JUICE fill fheftjlj. Theform .ercoqtalns Ndlrleut Virtues of the best Malt In Wglier degros 1 1 . . . . n .. .1 .. . .--..It f I. 1 t . . .1 -Kta,(.hn T..t, I rt than anv other nrrr)araltou. It Is a most valuable KttUUOt U'olilC nn& dlscstlve cent. Cnntalnl ns n larco amount of nutritious .cctrac- Wm. Rptnlg, of 'Bethlehem, .were fn t.vn live matter and the smallest arceilrage o'f Alcohol. In wasting diseases of .CKQdreii on Tuesday. ' 1 and In Consumptive -.(ertdencjee, even In Uifc latter stages, It has the tendency of -tap-prov.- i-, tj,i.i i i.. i i.. i.i. I lie me annetllR. it sunnlies vasle. rorltllus the M-slem Irom imucruiinimr eltecis o: .eu- sister. Mfss Aggie spent Sunday with Al- yea." ano w. Ui cases qr ucwW a torn, ana reorawe. ii is pi great va.ue uurme lentovrn friends. ' lactatl.nii in supplying strength to the system, Juipcoyln j Hie quality of the milk, nnur- UirmUert, pf Ppttsvillo, wore the guests of ov ueibort and wile on tung trcci, this Political Announcements. Register as RxcoitDEn. The under- stctred, a citizen -of i,s'ili:liton, will be Candidate before the democratic Conveu-1 tion tor lite nonilimtion of Rcclster and Recorder. ilavlnE n complete knowlcdse siues mo otucr necessary cuauacaiions. i feci confident that 1 can perform the duties I of tho ollice with full satisfaction to alii people if nominated nnd elected. juneieic jusiit'it UEt itiiiin. County TneAsunErt The undersigned ofTets himself as a caqdldato for County I Treaatffe,o sub.jct Ip the Dcujocr'a'tlc nonif-J uaiioii, auu rcpci.i-Ny-eouQu.s mo supHjri i uj uis jciiuw uiticiia. I'Hckertnn-tc GEORGE EQLQN. The -cnnineers and firemen of liio Le high Valley RailroVii vJJJ pjay a giaie t-f base ball on the old fair' grounds at' 8 o'-, clock on tho morning of the Fourth of July, for "tho beer and cigars." Thegarai will undoubtedly be very interesting. Be on hand. Geo. Washington. We also viewed the old home of Gen. R. K. Luc. at Arlington Heights. We left Washington .Saturday cvrnin; foril-t. Monroe, from whencfc we "wjiofjud" p, f ithij place. To-day we will mount ur wheels aid 7Utinue eur' journey ".en to'BIchincnd." Yu,r friend, H. C. Tkapp. We?therly Locals. Miss Cora Vandyke, teacher of B, primary school, has opened a select school In the new building. We understand Miss V. has a large attendance. Sealed proposals will he received by the borougb vtfcorUjles or 4jhe ,coristr$c,yo,n pf of abutments fpr tho iron bridge that is to be throwp ocress Black Creek in this ulftce. Tiie new ibridge is to iie placed at tbe side of tbe old one. Mr. Trestrall, foreman .of .LU,e poller shops, reports p.lonly of .work In his depart- certain hands directed touard the. attaln-t inen.t of onie certain oujecl. Uroa-podip the Cans. The foHow-Ug aken from a Bethlehem exchange may interest our numerous readers: The body of J. Adam Schnayberccr. whe left the residence of his son-in-law, Wobsttr C. Weiss, In West Bethlehem, on I'rfda'v-' evening, was found in the Lehivh Canal, below mo basin, Saturday art,craoan. The body was seen lp.'tho water by Jimes F. Kluck, and he Jtpttfied several mec Jn the' neighborhood. Jt-v ;is brought to the sliore, and secured, fir. S. A. Wetitf. kroner of .or;iiamptcn county, was njtined, and lie pweocded at once to.the. canal. The coroner Impaneled the following Jury to hpld an luquett: W. T. Ache, fcremiip, (George Ancw.a1t, Jphn Van Horn, C. T. Barron, E. J. Shlmer ad U -A. Saylor. The jury viewed the remafos after which they adjauxned to the Beth'&hcm volice lie.ail- 3uartTS. After hearing the .evidence 'of ames F. Fluck, Wm. Meyers and VV.ebsler C. H'elss, the jnrj yntlered u y.ei diet Xhat the deceased came tohls death bv accidental drowsing. Mr. Scbnayberger had 'been suffering greatly for some time past with a Citeuir Besides ie worjc fpr our own ma ch,ine shops, bo is new building ejf Jarge chrpnie;-disease. and on Friday iast left ills souere ior tue asi,pn tnora. iu iceioun-1 npme. n is inougm mat ue was attacicea dry they alsp av.e orders or a year's work. -yThe Frcahyterlan people iiad a festival In Cfssior's Rink last Friday p.zd Saturday evenings jvhich was largely attended. Tlie Rabies mnre eeorated yj,th tie llags of tbo countries whld Utey w;o to represent. Jtev. Muff at generally makes a success f what ho undertakes. T. ew school bpatff .organized 3ast with pains vUiU iie vas .out. and fell Into mo canai i rem me rowpf-m. aiuejopay was removed to his late home, 'ilia hurts? topk place Tuesday. The interment was made hi in .Evangelical Ccmstcry iu Welstpcrt. The deceased was hern In Bavaria, Ger many, on reu. it, ius. Ji' emigrated to this country In the year 1837 and tppk up ins residence in azarutu. Later ue resided in May.eb Chunk. He remalped Uiere fer s, tliu, ind bfterwards temcved tp W-elss- Totanns Cured. It siXcids tis xtrerae pleasure to an nounca that Dr. O. W. Snyder, Ue poled vclennary surgeon who located at the Murrslan House,-Lchlchton, some 'five or six weeks ago, is meeting with extraordin ary .success In his Well chosen profession Not lone aco bo was summoned to treat i valuable f.lck liarse helonging to Mr. ICcys- ser. the wen known urowcr at .Mauch Chunk. Tho .doctor, upon close examina tion, diagnosed rtip.,casc as the emprostho- tonot form of tetanus. lamUiailv Known as luck jaw. which Is one of tha most fatal diseases known among animals, but wider his skillful treatment the horse -soon allied and in a short. Hum was nb-'.e to re-iuuie his work, and is at present again 1 ! T ' 1 O I V.. - 1 uuni j,vvu sri vii:v9. UH, vB fi;iii L-u numerous oilier rases or a similar mural character since he located in our town. He Is a graduate .of oae f the best veterlnarv colleges ii existence and judging him by Ms .merits feel convinced that lie is fill ly competent to treat one -and aH diseases to wLich uiiinal flesh is heir to. JJ'e urcatly .congratulate him uppn lils praud success tmstlns tiiftiie may thus progress nhllH,e r4us tit .eoivfidence of all whom he comes 1u -coatact, so that thoy may real ize that there ta-oaaio their midst who is f ully qualified to apply the treating balsam for the cure and prevention of tlio various diseases which prevail anions tiio domesti cated ijihnals. Great progress 4ias been made.pt iate lu we advancement .of the veterinary art and to-day we tave ,as good veterinary -colleges as any other medical Instilutlons, which are granting dinjomas to none .uut won ouautie.ci, practical veter inarians, and in conclusion we ltave no hesitation in sayinc that all those whu re quire the tervices of a veterinarian viil do well bj giving ur. Snyder, a trl(.l. Friday evening with the following pfflcers: porti wl)ere I(0 reraained jjntil November President, S. A Hrlf,wn; eecretary, H. S. Rlnker; treasurer, J. F. fitolWet, Prof. J. L. Pottelgcr and C. A. Rlttcr were hotb re-elected for a period of tbrco years, tho former as principal, at a salary of $80 per tnontbj the latt.ers.te.aciief .of A grammar xhQcjn ,t (0 ,Utr loaalhi; iL J. Kratz was re-elected for one year for B grammar, a a salary of $47 per rnqftb,, ,and Thomas Drumbore for Interrccilfa.te cJbool at $45 per month. The school term 'A3 fji,ed at nhje jRvptbSj ,and the tax rate jfer iciool and building purposes at twenty-Aye mills. T. Frltsch and A. Saylor, pf Tamaqua.and W. ij. oad . fl. per, al fiastoo, spent several days last week In Luzerne ccunty on a fishing excursion. The gentlemen caught Jbct $yjs undfed of .Ueflouy trhc. For spree woke past tte stAscras of the Advocatr at Summit JIIU have failed to receive tiycir pa-pers as theyAb,p,uld. we ask pur readers o iiearjvm usyora short Ime, when we llj iis,v.s the matter thorpvgtyy Investigated and If there has been ny .'cropkedpess" ihe guty riaity or partleii y) be made to ajitfer. MIchaei ITatpic. .of Pittstpn. ro.uld be thankful or any informatloD (vs tp the whereabouts pf his son, AnthpnyKsnc, aged 16, who yu?rt3.t lathing. Ueleit home ior New Yjork uearly jmpnth agp, but his parents have learned that he did not 0 there, and ltaving heard nothlnc from him, they araujious as t his where abouts. Exchanges please copy. r-J. A. M,, SVkesbarrej-Shprtly after nightfall on the 4Ui c.June. 1802, the wa ter In tbe Lehigh river .cainmeuced raising and reached extreme litlghth at 11 UK) o' clock the same night; one ho.ur later tho vater ,cenimeucei to recede a,ud by day break it was completely off the streets in Mauch Chunk. W.e glean the a,bp?.e from tbe history ,of the -''Lehigh Rlv.er Freshet." Your jaempry evidently serves y.ou wpng, as It must necessarily hayo been the morn Ipg of the 6th that you viewed the result of tbe freshet from tbe Mahoning mountain, fast, when he came to Bethlehem. He was a tailor bv trade, and was encaged in bus! nees in Welssport for many years. He was onn of the launders of tbe Evangelical Church at Weisspctr, nd was a .conslsteot member of it fpr over forty year?. Mr. Schnaybergor was tho father of two children. UU -wile, anil spn preceded him to the gravo several years agp. f)ie ilaughten mis. w.twitrii. weiss, we eweraa iitna children are left to mourn his death. Estpa&Eyo reeled for'Eip. Afaroier. who crosumablv 4tasteen im posed upon, asksior tho publication cf this: If anma (Jac4t Atrinnf li.tnnnt, ctr,nffr The rcuiainjni; seven s,chpols will be filled! comes tratmd and wants to Jcaie a .corn on the 20th LpeX. planter er harrow wt yonr place as a,o ad- The Knights of I'ytUas d tPflr? will v7,",ew,"ll'T,ca1u y,"r ao?- "J wal"? 10 bavn nil Meurslon In RIah OrnlrA nn , V"1 !'"" v" i lev. per. ilrywn vnnr iinnlirim. if hn wAntft 2tili iptt. VVe ylsh tke Knights a gopd you to sign any receipt what&pever of any time. Ara-UA. kind, kick -him off Hie porch through the gate and Intp tho roLd, and then turn the dpg loose and say "sick" and get Into the house and shut door, s&d watch the neighbor who comes around to introduce tbe stranger and help pull the w,o,;d ,oy$r your .ej. Knok a UeM Hera. Dad, I matt have a suit before tlie 4th of July. I was vp tp Spndhelm's One Price Stfcr Cipthlug HH, Maueli Chunk. and saw the iaigest stock ft ready made suits fer men and hoys ever shown In this county. You better take Tatutsy and sne up mere, ma, ana ouy us eacua nice suit. uu. i saw such a larce sttoit ot niece coons thereto make an all-wool suit to order from $10 up to $35, It does a body's eyes good to look at tbe great bargains. Ya, va, ich gehe zu Sondhehn's O. P. S. C. II., Mauch Chunk, and kaufe mer a nene anzuge allcs gemerKi zu etnen price. Harleman .& Bro. have gone Into tbe t i :.. i i t i I ernrrai siore uusiness at J acKerion. in ino v ust ii;i;i.-ivuu irom uu&tuti, buUdlng formerlv occupied by Robt. Walp. nn immpriKn Rtni nf ihr nronii. The senior member of the firm L. J. Har . ' I lemxn u-ai fnr tpvural VMrt mlJiwlAf : i. . - .j. i r t i ni I : . . - - - - j . - . . . liic JiunuL m J.UUIJ1- ous, mis plaee and his many friends w sh hltn wjiich sj-e.arc selling at 2.50 r00"" ?,9 new eul"Prlse- i n . V i. , l r At Bethlehem, on Frldav: Wttrnuuca soilt Bill dock, pwlng to a misplaced switch, tcj-pal Sotiara Items. TA n.u,ber of strangers find themselves ic this waqe every fv.ee.k. Penn.Is pTotLsitin and family -spent last Sunday yylth Schuylkill county frlesds. -yilspu Waver has i,urchased the Kruca farm in this pection. JConslder,t,tlcri 2,200, -James Hotlisteia hxlA wife, of Lehlgh ton, wie the guests of D. 6. Lonrp.ci:o last Sunday. rs-Qtur farmers. Jn.or4erA keep ppsted. thsuld subscribe for tie AnvocATE. SI per year. AH the news. Normal Square Instltute.enlertatiuxienl io-nljjbl .(Saturday). An elegant jirocram has been arranged fer the occasion. Don't miss IU Normal. and leather. jClauss & Bro., the At Bethlehem, on Friday night at 1 o' k. owlnc to a misntaced switch, the freight engine "Slatlnglon" was run Into inilors. BOle agents for Carbon as the"Owl" line, and so badly wrecked ronntv IJnr sfnfk nt lmnil- 'V8 win require a general ovrrnauiine county. liur SIOCK PI IianU- and anewM(1Ia. The other engine was made Shoes cannot be beat bv also considerably flaraaeed. The-blameit nnw rlpnlor !n ihm eoimtv I . W R 'be swltchtender, who was ine u. a. if. rosts Teachers' Examination. The Carbon conntv tcachert' examlua tlcus for 188T -will bo held as follows: At Summit Httl ftr Mauch Chunk town suip, on iuuiw,y, June At East Mauch (Jbunk liorouc-h on Thursday, June S3. At Lansford borpugb, pu Saturday, June 5. At Weather! v bcrousAi, on Monday.jrane At Jeanesvllle. fpr Banks tpwnshio. on Wednesday, June M. At Mauch Chunk boroucb. on Frldav, July A- At J.ib1rditan forlKVissricirt, Packerton Parrvvillo and Lehlghton pa Saturday, July 'J. At East jVenpprt. forjFrankUo i,own shin. WJErbaflsdar. AnostJf. At lluds&ndate, fpr backer tpwpship n l'riaay, August. At RocVport, fpr Lehleh and Lausanne .townships, on Tuesday, August-. At Pleasant Corner for Xahonloe town amp, oo batyiiMay, Aggnst if. AtEast Ptnn, fr East Pena township, on TOetuiy, August in. At East Havau. fpr IDdier tewnshin. Tiiursdaj- August 18. At UiUQsrt, for Lpwer TowwaenslDg towosxp,-onaai.u.ruay, AVgust-u. At Steuler3ville,far -bTpper Tovcaitwicg townsuip, ipn mesaay, August irs. At Koch's Hotel, fpr Fenn Forest t,o,wn snip, -op oaturuoy,, Afpt. 4. Yliexa.nilnatlons will be in writing and all applicants should come prepared with paper and pencils. No certificates will be granted to .applicants .under seventeen years .eld. Tho C. It, R. of X. J.,liaTe opened ticket office at Mountain Park, with W. Albert Brong, son of pur former townsman Jaccb lining, as ticket agent. llenj. Rctli, a former citizen of Allen tnwn, worth at -one time many thousand dollars, died in the Lehlgb county poor house recently. Urink ruined Ulm. The bill Introduced ip the Hpuse at Harrisburg last winter by Hon. D D. Rop er, of Lehigh county, to authorize the Ad jutant .General to issue at least sixteen un used rifles and accoutrements to each of the G. A. R. Posts In the State.bat boen signed by the Gorernor.snd Is a law. These arms will be used by Posts In muster service, and alto at funerals ot deceased soldiers. The re-armlng of the N. G. P. will return tares lot of arms to the State Arsenal, and tho mutkets can be used lo advantage by the G. A. R- Potts, bocdt belne clveu for "i t, j tt -3 i. t ishlng'tl'ie Infant, and sustaining Uio mothuf at the saina time. A P0 md Recorder Handwork, of T)KACT , ijquid BREAD. A PURE -UNFER.MENTEB WIIAI , Was aaelEg Jil.endJ IU town lfj,-., . I.IOlIin If RTIIT. nil a oAmldnatlnn rif hAlh i.tfe..vftn a I LIQUID FRUIT which patients vvtljl take with rollsh and be strtntheued'ly i stomach's reject all plhcr Hqjtlils or .solids, The Buuqiiet.of this Grape Juice single tato of It will couvlncd any one,' thit If is what It clalcit to be A PURE A Hen town,. Clause, .on Register and ilauch uiiunk Tuesday evening. -Mrs. William Psotle.. fit was the cucst of Mrs. T 1). Bank street, tills week. C E. Bartholomew, of town, occ the uulnftln.the Tilttttv Reformed church at PqtlsVittie :lsst Sunday. Jonathan KIstler. the lovlal nronrlelor or the uaroon itouee, was on trip to ramaqoa aauiruf.y. Mrs. John S. Jjenlz aocompaned by tier two sons jouncuu uppuio.are sojourn ing witn jqecas si uanvrue jra. UUE MALT HX- l'E JUICE-Is tho IQU1D BttAi? The ICS isorat- 'J'hus we EftAli ola- (.nalnat. I iiitu.gun, cut.. i,,w uiiiiuni.vitniiiM,iiuii. Vfi tuwjria -Vfio Liu,.,.,,, m,ui k .uusiness I , , -.,,niij t .i7t-. Jirnf irlwp z'a ui.'a TOttAT-IVE REMEDIES t'i.blie tollis wltTi nroncr'aiid hnm-Brirlale fertlllrlntf astrrts. and tlie above class xt rciuedies--rtji o which qrt patent nifcrir are practlt'aWy the remedies that can bp depended tpdn as Tonic and Itesloratlv.g.' My-. experience, not onlv with others, but In havlmr nsed them uWself based tinon thirty years of .nractlca Mrs. Louisa Fleck pd Mitt Emma and roadlne, fully convince nie of tllelr reliability We are prepared io iurulsh these T, J . til. . ' . . . ..II. . . II . ... I ... I. . . . 'Ill . ,, , . 1 -.V , ' ' .. liii' aud stienEtlionlns cdjnvant 'faf heltier a pleasant ''fiif delicious drink, havo the LIOJUp, BliEAf'.the LI.QUlD FRtjIT and .tte LlQJJJp MlKj i uc ii lb jiunit ciuci iiiiu titi; attiiufti .uimiir.iniiuii, be as ncU'uttflcaliy aod fcaUstOltHlly furnlsjied remedies as may bo required by each partloufar caso. 'All (nodical AtlvV In refcrpneo to the same will be clveu QQlco and 'Consultation Hoomi convenVaivt j Xt- ui?nD titmn civint? 1 latwaircow, Pa.j Juno r, 187. Reb er's New Drug Store ! Jsi TaL.e Old: tand? Medicines all New, -;-- Fresh and Pure, The Oft Told Story Ot the peculiar medicinal merits tt Hood's Sarsaparlila is fully confirmed by the volun tary testimony of thousands ji hp havo tried It. r'ccullar In the corabhutioi, proportion, and preparation ot its 'Ingrcdlcnts, peculiar In the extreme, caro wllh which tt Is put up. Hood's Barsaparllla accomplishes cures where other preparations entirely fall. Pecu liar In tho unequalled good name It has niado at home, .which Is a "toner ot strength abroad"," peculiar In the henomeflal s,jjes ib una .aiwimeu j Hood's Sarsapartlta Is the most popular and successful mcdlclno beforo the public today for purifying tlio blood, giving strength, creating an appetite. "I suffered from wakefulness and low spirits, and also had eczema on tha pxk of my head and neck, which was .very annoying. I toojt ,ono bottle ,cf Ilood Sarsapartua, and I li.tve tecclvcd .ee iuuch iicneflt ithat I nm very grateful, and latu always glad to sne& a good worj lor this modlcJna." luw. J. a. Snvdei:, rottsvlllo, rciin. Puriflos tho Blood Henry Biggs, Campbell Street, Kansas City, had scrofulous sores all oyer his body for fifteen j cars. Hood's Sarsaparllla completely cured mm. Wallaco Duck., ot o"rtb. JUaomfieM. N. Y eutlcrcd eleven years with a (terilblo varlto3o ulcer ou his leg, so bad that ho had to glvo tip business. Ho was cured ot tho ulcer, and also of catarrh, by Hood's Sarsaparllla Sold4yanUu;id9ta. f t: llxforM. rrernredonlr ny c i. iiuuu oc co., titatcn u?5. owou, uui. IOO Dosos Ono Dollar Drugs, Qherriicals; Patent Medicines; Fancy glopds; Stationery, Cigars, And everything else in Druggists' line, kept in great variety jj4 tn.c njost excellent pnh.tijr. N. B. Two Regular Physicians always in attendurijoe Reber, the older, can always bo found and is ready jtp give advice, and to prescribe FREE i'urnishing medicine of first quality, and at as reasouab,lc charges as can be had ejsewjcre. 1867. S! 1887. oo Want!! t. I haf;G "jjiade ayayw jyith jsiy old stock and am 11.0W fully preparAd for ,tlip ummers Trade most FASHIONABLE as jv.e?l as SUB--'STANTIAL fees Ladies, Gent's and Ohildren Bbpes Comimsc S thp ,yUh on,e oji Receipts ana Expiro of M$M For Year Um June 6, 1! pECpilTS. Qros amount xt tax .dapllcato for BCUUUI ill KorhvUdlMB school mirrtos'cji..,.., 9 - bulldluc mil litres... B ptveut.addudn tsai Jl...... Total Dcductabateinents..,. $203 33 Deduct exonerations, denclencfes and errors..... . M 71 Total taireeelpts. Casbou tanjttrt yenr... ln,A nrtf.ri.,.nl.r!nii. .. . . .' 3014 77 2972 02 28 72 'J$015 2j nents9 mn? mv$ S2.no up? Ladies American k French Kid $2. to $4. : Lapps' ac4 CJiildren's Spring Heel Slices All Size Um$ Kid-tJtton Shoes, up j 2f0.C7 ... C753 18 .. 610 Ol ... 617 14 ... 20H0OO ... 113 75 .9 ' ttoa n Cash on hoiids Issued'. broin otner sources (itau rent)... Total receipts....... .............. Paid VaoKent'ialarles $ 2704 25 luld Interest on bonds lmb ) l'ald former loan 4uuo ud ruid lueiauu contingencies v Paid fyritUucsaudapparatus.... WOO l'ald aalalvf secretary 75 ou l'ald salary of treasurer and col lector --i to Paid mlseellaneous cxuon&es. ... 2-7 34 Balauoe fa the treasury $ JC0 77 ' Tliomai Kcrowtr, Assessment oi insurance John It. U. Acker,' Work, S.C., ou ium.. Oweu ttehilg, book ior ludljcht ctim ...- v Triomas Ife'inerer, Insurance..,, uuniei wiearta, siaie anuiaiiio lorowetiiug.., 7). S. Hock, cteaning clocks, &:.. Thomaa Kemerer, assessment ot Insurance ................ . ... . John H. Lentz, lumber for pump floor Jos. H. Webb, (on order of D, Solmeh) forjile-srtlug .well. . .. H. V.Tilortiilraer. adv.ei'tlMng fi nancial statement, &c 1). H. Uock, repairing clock, lie. . v. Pierce I.enU. deed, or narch- cuua W. r. Long, auditing treasurer accounts for IMS L. II. Notlistelu.liispectlng tiqws of building. F. 1'Jerre Intz, fcxpressa'gft, or der book, cartage, &c., ...... Tliomai Keiuerer. ussessuwiit of Insurants - Frank Jxlbengulb,' 4usiectlnB Coors nttiuildliig W.'Oeoruo Miller. InsiH'ttliig Hoors it building W. C-eorge Miller, nutting floor Latest Styles Hats and Cps; , AT LOWJSST PIUCGS A.t Tlie G03B335I?. STORES' LEWIS WEISS, BANK STREET, J.EHIGHTON. PA. ,pr.u. aver (choul yard well 1V .09 ?4-OS 3 12 4 11 4M 23 CO l a 1 23 2 32 5 23 2 15 2 25 25 Dissolution Wotico. Important NiOticp. Tlieco-partncrshliilibtetoforeexUtlnglxstweefl To whom It way cpnpfrn. All "parties ara It. J. KUN'ra and M. O. KUNTZ, under the lierehT rautloned not to trust jny nob JOJM firm name ot KUcTCSpnOS., doing business at JKNlIAdn.asI .will not bo reanin.,rble for Lehlghton, CjU-.An county, ra., lias this day .aeV.tlc'XS -contracted by lilni. t)C.taiVdlsfivu11l -byrmitualtcunsetit, Jd. 0. 1VW4 " BERK ARU LlENHAltD, rpOrtrrgiTom'Kald firm. All Iiat:t1es"1ndetited10 funet-Stv Mahoning Ton lishlrv said flrui will settle with h. J. lf4JNTi, also those having claims against said firm. Tb,e,bUil- - - nes, lll be continued by ft .TZ, : EeOUtOrB Notice .j-.. n t , ,.'J,.n,W& ' Wlo of AnUAUAM MOVE, fate ypX Baat Lotlftton. ra. Juno 4, at7lltl.itvv. peiui Township, Carlxin couiily.' '.!..' deeeasf. LrlU-rs lestlaihcntary hailngen granted totlifr ' In nlove Estate, afl ersuM indebted to said - . ivt Est-ilf arc raipiested tpni'J8famcjit.andth(wo iaipprttrH, JMXItlCa. havlusclalnitopreM-iUJf.m.wltlQnticlay To whom jt jwy .concern. AH vaMti i are Mav2S.gJJ;(fi- ,miN'rfeHVmilwhIn. hereby raiitloie,d licit to tryst sty son, WILLIE May28l8S7wG Tonushlp. K.BLANK, i0tl0JtrK.nslUle for any j,n,o6.isr-ij.y..3v ,iN?xYhi"hton.v RMEDICAL OFFICES. X. illiy at pure to jab! tviin-NEV, K?,mtw,fl".?l5V-ur,,Jpidl1 Sirserymaii, Rochester. N. Y. No ex- Dih. lncUidg jRcwtia of lautfMl Im- nerleneeJs required, and outfit Is free, tiu-ady pruilrnec, Vy(irlc vt', Em. ,CUorrlienJU work the your louiid. All stock warranted In oirdt,yaC.rJuicJ'tcCtrontitiio.wiihlIoiplul good condition. JiuiellSm !,; lfout. m to !4,oia;o. Cent SuJijs, -t 227 31 The Leading GMing House, HEADQUARTERS FOR THE BEST FITTING, PEST MADE AND CHEAPEST CLOTHING, C. T. IIOllN, rresldcnt. Attest 1'. lit uut r-.creiary, We. the undersigned Corougli District, Carbon fnllv nvnmlMiMl thn above l urer, and llii-m correctto the best ot our knowl oage auu icuiu. II, J. BBKTNEY, 1 AiiJitnm jitne h.jisw. KesQurees ani Liabilities ol tbe Dislriet HES00BCE8. Cash In treasury 100 TT UA?i;.ITIB3. Bonded Indebtedness... ..$22264 CO 0 W Liabilities Inexcess of resources..., K2i, . IXibllltlcslD excess oi resourca,June i&S3lf G ltEOAVJTUIATION OF INDEBTEDNESS. Bonds outstanding at S per cent. l62tt oo Bonds outstanding at 4 per cant VW to auditors jot Uhljliton An immense assortment of Summer Fabrics in stock, popinrisin "iS MtrSE ajl the very latest styles in Cloths, Cas.siiners. CorkscrTrs, Chyiots, Worsteds, &c, Made MP in tlio latest styles and most substanthl manner at prires. ihat positively defy competition. Satisfaction guaranteed You can save money by having your clothjug ujade by H.' H. PETEES, The Tailor, jsmrn wm mm phpi pa- it lot theft, etc.. and npt the 3rd- J i - y . j.asieep at tne time oi the accident. the proper care oi tne tame.
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