jim-nrrt rr.ifiTiVfi.Tfi vmnT.T-if rr.if-.r.Vi
"Original Cheap Cash Store."
le Dayton Ttill in the Lead,
. It Is universally conceited tli.it Hie Dayton Is
the most popular tlruos jshlrt It) the market. It
rlveS feeiieral satisfaction nml U tiales tiro daily
incrcaalnK. To bo had only from us, as wo uro
the nuthorlzcd agents lor UMilgliton.
Strofig and Sightly.
fottonades, Jeans, TwceiR Corduroys nndCns
slioors In Brent vntltv. at away down price,. An
Vleitilitllne of Fancy Casslmcrs At 43 ecnts, CO
Vent! Ott cents and 75 cents.
Hosiery Bargains.
i Weliavethebe-t special line of .Misses' Fast
IUacIc Kltibed Ho.,0 at 10 cenls ana 23 cents per
Vir. nhleli wn (.'link nre the crcatest lioilery
Jolis we havo ever oiTjred. Hlnci rnn IromOto
SH. Heal values of tlicm uf o soc and 40c
J. T.- NtteBATjrM,
ttptostte Public S(iuaro Bank Street, Lclilelito'ii.
r June 7. lssi-ly.
THE WISE EESOLVEv
Tho day Is done, and labor
Is finished Willi the night)
I loo' my se-Alns over,
lint find It nut Just right,
see the mlsslnsr stltchesi
In almost every soaml,-, .
To say, t.ils rsji.-ivoklliRi
Does not suppe-'USjjutnv
Why did I ever huy It 1 , .
Confound my lll-starreu fatal - ,.
t)nceinore I've teen "Immlioozlc'di '
And found It out too lute.
They told me "It was simple,"
If what Ihoy said was true,
I've come tn (he cnnrlnslou
That I am simple, loo, . .
For, like an unsolved prolilenli
, Itseomplej; parls si'irneM
ljmleavor crowned with failure)
And everything but rest.
I'll let It slide nt auction,
. And buy the "Vertical Feed,"
That's never out of order,
And runs with matchless speed.
Then all these haunting troubles
, Which, like f.rlm spec.r?s, come
Will fade like mist ot morning,
lSeforc the rising sum
. it would bo wise. And well worth your wlitlq to
Investigate the merits ot me "uavis i crucai
. Geo. f , Mai, Apt,
Bank Street, Lehighton
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY, JUXlJ 25. IS87.
SPI5CI Al. NOTICK rersons making payments
ti this nfllcn nv moncv orders, or Postal notes
will please make, them payable at the WKISS-
I'OIlT I'OST OFFICE as the llilsliton Uftlec Is
NOT a inonov order oiuc
Current Events Epitomized,
Send Ml the news.
Heart the advertisements.
A mllllary'comrany has been organized
Sit Bethlehem.
The fame of Tulip soap does not con
sist of tuero smls.
The evicted Hazlo Jlrouk minors have
tommenccd suit against .1 S. Weill J! & Co.
A strawberry festival from which $"00
vas realized Was recently hdd in Allen
town. A ycry silcdcssftil birthday ball tn.honor
Df our' old friend J. TvMcOaiiiel came; off
ht the Kasle ITotcl, 1'ie.asant Corner,
Wednesday evening. "
Twcnty-elsllt picnics are already
booked for Island Grove, near FWmant4
burg Hov. O. Vlf. Gross is tha pawner of
this popular picnic qrotiml.
' At. the residency of the bride's parents
at Jamestown, by the Ilctf. O.- V. Gross,
Aiidrfw Shive, of T;ch'lghton, to Miss Min
nie It.-Cabcrt, of Jamestown.
If "your watch or clfick don't run -cor
rcctly, "tako it to-llagamaiijon Dank street
arid ' if it then falls to keep time lio will
ruako no charge. March 20 Cm
The school directors ot Tackerton
jtndepdhdant school district,"advcrttso In
another column of to-day's issue for pro
posal for the erection of a new frame school
building at Jamestown,
Children's Day will be appropriately
observed In the Evangelical church to
morrow Sunday, An extensive programme
has been arranged for the occasion, all arc
Cordially Invited to attend.
Araandes Nicholas will expose to public
tale on the prci' 'scs In the rear of T A.
Snyder's residence on Hank street, a" lot of
valuable household fnrrlture to-liluht and
lo-morrow night (Friday and Saturday.)
For the Week eildlnz Juno 18, there
were i-td.GM tbtts of foal shipped over the
Lehigh Valley railroadi making n total to
date of 3,917,419 tons, ttnd showing an In
crease of 405,01:1 tons ctitflriariM with same
date last vest.
At Lansfor'd ground has becii broken
for the lull and opera house building, It
Will contain sloto and leUge rooms, and a
theatre room capable of seating eight hun
dred people. The building Is to be 0O4100,
and will cost bboul $1:5,000.
Leopold Meyer of the iJotorlsbitrg" lio-
tel, lias flrst.fate accommodations for six
or eight good boarders, at $3.50 per week,
Persons who wsii the comforts of a home"
should hot miss this opportunity. Iicopold
keeps a nice clean and (inlet place
The new part: dl I'a.-f'yvl(l will bo
opened! oti July 4th by the Wiling of
grand picnic If you want to spend the
day in happy and healthful recreation don't
fall tat fee.- Dildino Snyder has the affair Iff
hand which Is ft sufficient aarantea that
it will be a grand success
The two .duelling gangs df tho Tide
.-tt-af? ttlnftfltnA tm-blni hpt.wrtn Tnmpnnnd
k'nil Maifelf Chunk, httve fhilsliw! Wyliie
the pipes'. The pipe line will be under
ground from Tamen&'nd to Jersey City with
the exception of a' short distance at Vy'lnd
0n, Northampton counfy
Oifr stock of casslmcr. corkscrew ntl
Scotch goods for panti and suits to order
at front $10 $13, $15, $25 and up, are sure
Iy cheaper at these f rjefs than they can be
nought elsewhere. Give its a trial to make
Jon Rsnliat Sondheim's One trice Star'
Clothing Hall, Mauch ChunkV
A delightful surprise; party In' honor of
ifrs. Thomaj Horn, came off at her res!
dence In' tfew Mahoning, on Monday eton
Ing. A largo nuntber of gneits were pres.
ent who enjoyed themselves heartily until
a late hour when all partook of a titmptu
its repast which had been prepared for the
occasion.
Tho meeting of the State' Teachera'
Association nil' this be hell July 6th, Gih
and 7tli', In Ciearllelda beautiful mountain'
fown nestled-In the Western foothills of the
Alleghcniesi Heretofore the convention
have been heUf III' cltits,- but the extreme
heat susrsested llie' cool retreat o! the
mountains.
Grand, papa, Independence' Paj-th
Fourth of July is coming and still t havo
so new suIL Why don't you take rae to
Eondhtlm's One Trice Mar Clothing Hall
Mauch Chunk, and buy me one ot those
famous all-wool ready-made suits at from
W W, $5, $7, up to $15. They are urely
the cheapest aclti or tha money I cm
aw
The Fourth of July.
I'lcnlcs are In bloom.
llaio batl predominates.
The dog days aro coming.
Tfiesday was the lbngcst l9V
Tho "pesty" fly has luada Its appe-ar-
ancc.
t'Icnks bills jrrlnted al this office while
you wait.
A new one cent postage stamy has made
Its" appearance.
Fresh butter eighteen acd twenty
cents per pound.
Send $1 and get the AlH'cOAtn for
ono year better than over.
Tho new Catholic church at Krc'eland
will be dodlcatcd on July 1(1.
Patriotic Schuylkill county citizens
will elect n soldiers monument.
T6 soo how the Switchback trains run
-notloe ttmo table In another colum.
Three thousand dollars has been sub
scribed for a soldiers monument at Bethlehem.
If "cleanliness Is next to Godllncst,"
tho surest way to attain It Is b(u)y Tulip
soap,
7-"0ebllItald energy" Is Iho very latest
affliction and predominates extensively In
this locality.
We are pleased to nolo that our young
friend Itolt. Hogen. Is able to be about
again after a severe illness.
51. M. William tak collector of
Luzerne .borough Idzcrho county, Is short
several hundred dollars in ills accounts.
A quarterly dividend of one and a
quarter cent has been dcclatrd by the
Lehigh Valley Kailidad Cotupany, payable
on the 15th of July.
Harleman & nrotheh of Fackerton,
are greatly Improving the app'earanco of
their storo room by the addition of two
large show windows,
Trcxlerifc Krcldler, the popular llank
street carriage and wagon builders, have
turned out a beautiful new furniture wAgon
for Valentino Schwartz.
If you go to Summit Hill Sunday don't
fall to call at tho famous Switchback lies.
taurant. Tho genial Goorge Huntzlngcr
will be pleased to see you.
A valuable cow, the properly of Cbas.
Lentz. of Kis Hollow, was struck by a fat
freight Sunday afternoon on the railroad
near Itowmanstowu and killed.
During a thunder storm Saturday night
llgli'.nhlg struck Iho barn of W. It. Steigcr
wait, in Xis Hollow, a few miles from
here, and killed a valuable horse,
Miss Ifattle Muschlltz. an estimable
young lady of Lehigh Gap, passed ah ex
amiiiatlon under Sup't Werner at Sel;
fried's Iltldgr, JUno 18, and holds an ex
cellent certificate.
The twentieth commencement of
Muhlenberg College, Allentown, will be
observed from 20-30, The baccalaitreato
sermon will bo delivered ly the president
Rev. T. L. Seip, D. I).
A married man once said: "I would
rather hold a currycomb argument with
the heels ot a mule Ulan to beat my wife
three straight games of euchre or say
word against Tulip soap,"
Your intention Is directed to Iteber's
new ail. which appears In another column
It Is highly important that you should road
It it may be the means of saving you
many dollars In the course of a year,
For the week ending on tho 18th Inst.
there were 101 fl-iO tons of coal shipped over
the In & S. Ii.lh.a total to date of U.2a),S88
tons," showing an Increase as compared with
same date last year of 101,000 tons.
Mrs. C. F. l)elber;,of Uaukslrect.whltt'
ileccnding a flight ot stairs Monday morn
In c tripped, and was tveelpltatcd to the
bottom receiving soveia Injuries. Wi
are pleased to sta'.e, however, that she Is
again able to be about.
'Acc6rding to a new .1w school districts
In which A tefm df six months is not given
will receive noappropiial'un. This will no
doubt prove Interest lug to .ax payers I
cauntry townj, whose children are given
only four or five months schoul.
The attention of tha people of Summit
Hill, Lansford and vicinity Is directed to
the fact that George F. Huntzlngcr, of the
popitUr Switchback Kcstaurant, Is author
ized by us to lccelve subscriptions and
moneys for the CAnnox Advocate.
Now Is (he time for Ciikai Wai.i,
I'apkh as wo are offcilng over half of our
entire slock of Wall Faper and Borders at
one-half and some less than halt the usual
price. Do not miss this offer. E. K. I.UCK-
rfiOM THE COUNTY BEAT.
Picked vp and Epitomized bv Oar Special
Uorreiponaont.
The Monument House prcs'on'ts a Very
beautiful hptiofirance.
It Is probable that tho IVohlblllonlsts
Will nominate) a county ticket.
O. 1). Slgloy, of the OtiMftc-TiniM.was
In attendance at a rc-unlon of old soldiers
at Shainokin, Fa., this week.
Lew. J. Ueaucbamp ami Col, it. S.
Cliovcs commenced a series of temperance
lectures In Oak Hall this week.
Since J. I. Rowland mado Ills debut
into tho Prohibition party ho does not
mingle much In political affairs.
Among the familiar faces noticed In
tho vicinity of tho Court House this week
were: Adam Mchrkam, Of Lthlgbton;
Prof, Snydcr,of Weissr.ort.aiid Lohlghton's
pomilar constable, Wash Schoch.
Thc Democratic county committee will
meet In tho Court House, here, on July 2nd
for tho purpose of electing delegates to
attend the State Convention to Conycnc al
Allentown on the 31st ot August. Our
osteemcd fellow townsman Hon. Wm. M.
Itupshcr will bo a camlhlato for Judge of
the Supremo Court at that time being a
tlioroe.li gentleman, possessed of all the
necessary qualifications his candidacy meets
with much favor amongst both Democrats
and Republicans throughout the State.
-Tho Siewers-Raueh controversy has
been the chief topic of conversation 111
political quarters during the past several
weeks, lly many it Is construed to mean
tho beglning of the end, or more exactly,
the announcement of a gtand hypodrome
to take place In the parly Democratic during
the coming fall campaign, tho result 'of
which will ho the defeat of the whole Demo
cratlc ticket. In the iiieantlmo Republican
politicians arc juhllauti and the Demo
cracy. encpurnged, by Republican cries of
let the band play" rush blindly on re.
gardlrss of final consequences.
Chtldrons' Day at Jamestown.
The second annual Chlldrcns' Day ol the
Jamestown M. K, Sunday school, was cele
brated Sunday evening last. Notwlth
standing the Inconvenience under which
the school has to labor on such occasions,
the old school house" neyer looked more
beautiful, with the many happy little faces.
Its laurel arch and wreaths, nicely decoiat-
ed with flowers, and six beautiful canaries,
showing their gratitude to God by their
sweet song. A most interesting program,
with two able addresses by Clarence Weiss
and Rev. C. Hum!, was the discourse of
tho evening. After tho benediction by
Rev. Hums, the pcoplo departed for their
respective homes, feeling that "It was good
for us to bo here."
Acknowledgments.
The following subscriptions for the Cah-
tiot Anvot'ATij haVe been recolved since
our last report. The A dvocati: contains
all the latest local news, Ac., of tho week,
$1.00 per ycar-snbscrlbo for It.
(5i'nrp llolon, I'lU-ki'rt'in , $ 1 00
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,I:ri. II. llandwerk. .Maurh Chunk
Olias. A I'.beits. New Milinnliig
lE;ubcn liehrlg, Tiiwauipuilii;,
.lames M, Xotiiilcln, U'hlguton .,,
iH'liliH noniz, ifinxmnii
Sn'iiiii'l I.t-vjm. U'MmhtiHl.
Memorial run., Co., I'lumliersiiurg, t'a
II. II. Kveillt & Son. WclvtiKirt
M8. 1'. liehrlg, l'iii'l;erton
Ifcv. .1. II. Ilnrtlfl.111, Milliner, l'a
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N. M. Italtlct, Normal Mi,n.'m....,n,
C. lVHelhert, LeliWliloli ii..ii.u.:i,i
('Inn. Iti'dctz, I'ailyvllle .iiii.it
Hubert Willi', I.eltlxhtlilli 11
Frank Znliu. I'hl'ditnn
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Miss Rclfthart. of Whllo Ilctf, spent
Sunday wllh (ho folks nt home. "
J. II. Longacre was on a business
jaunt to Montgomery counly (his week.
Our popular friend D. Xothstcln has
just received another now stock of farming
machinery.
Prof. E. S. Stofllct delivered an Inter
N'BAcn, 61 Broadway, Mattcli Chunk.
Xcxt Sabbath, June 20, will be oli-
scryed as Chlldrens' Day Ifl R0V1 Jafncs A.
itlle's church at Hokcndauqua. Flowers.
uslc, shot t speeches and other delightful
features, will maik the annual observance
of "Flower Sabbath" at Hokendauqua.
Wallace & Co.'s popular circus and
menagerie will show hero on Saturday,
July Ollf. Oar exchanges Fpcak very high
ly of the organisation as regards the Com
mendable entertainments and gftntlemauly
charactcr of the respective Individuals com
posing lt
-"-This Is Hid season of thunder storms,
and a great many people have an absurd
fear of thunder nd lightning Any one
may be startled by a sndden flash and
heavy dap, but If yc'ii citri see the lightning
oil may rcrt assured it will not kill You
It it hits you yoii will neveV know H.
Iff the wilds of Borneo the thirsty
cannibal throws a knife, sticks a rrtis.fi and
drinks blocd; In lioiton the thirsty tramp
throw dice, slicks his friend and drinks
beer.- In Lehlghton and vicinity eery
boly wlra delights In pleasure rides' hire
their tearfs of DuyM Ebbart,- ori north
st.-cet. Term's lo"w. 1
Flvo" hfiBdrc'db9ts, rtlts are" r'tduccd
from 60 cents' two .tMtars on each suit.
FlVe hundred mens' mils have been marked
down In price .rorii $1 Iti $S 011 each Suit
Klsht liundrcil pairs of paints for men a'nd
boys art; marked dovn to cost prlte. Don'
miss this opporttmlty to secure gcnhlnc
barga'tns at Sondheim's One Price Star
Clothln'ff Hall. Mauch Chu'nk.
Robert Walp has moved Into his new-
store room- opiristto' the Lehigh Valley
round houses, on Ba'ni street, and would
be pleased to meet all his old patrons as
well as all others who desire to seenre bar
gains in tho necessaries ot lite. MrV Walp
was to' the city this week on purpose to
purchase a large stock of the latct and
best dry goods, notions, groceries, Ac. The
Advocate welcomes Mr. W., and family
to Lehlghton.
Our circulation; Is rapidly Increasing
everybody reads tho Ahvocatk.
Advertise your sales hi I lid' CAnuOH
AnvocATr. '
csting discourse In the formal Squaic
school house Sunday evening.
The coinmellCeihent exercises of the
Normal Square Institute were brought to a
sudden close Saturday evening owing to
heavy rain. About filo hundred pcoplo
had assembled on tho school campus. The
exercises were concluded Monday evening
he Mahoning band furnished the music.
Among the visitors noticed hero wo
might mention: Henry Robert and wife;
Frank Kern and Nathan German; Mlllon
Kuchncr, Hauls German. D. Rhoades.
Jacob Behlcr, Frailk Read and Frank
Bcclller. KontiAi,.
IN THE LABOR -WOntD,
Socially Compiled for the toilers by an Ad
vocate juan.
There are at this llpio 400,000 more In
dustrial employees at work than In 1685.
The Lehigh Gar Manufacturing Com
pany, at Steiulon. has received an order for
ono hundred box and thirty g'ond6la cars.
The employees of tho Bethlehem Iron
Company will hereafter bo paid every two
weeks In accordlnce with tho two weeks
pay law.
It Is a well known fact among railway
men that on railways running north and
south iho west rails wear out tho faster;
that fiVo rails will wear out 6n the West
side ot tho track while thrco aro doing
servlco on the cast side.
Tho contract for supplying the steel
needed for armor and and armament of the
new naval vessels has been returned to the
Navy Department from Bethlehem, signed
by tho Bethlehem Steel Company, H will
receive the signature of Secretary Whitney
and become operative shortly.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En
gineers hold a very successful meeting in
the Opera Hoiise at Harrlsburg, last Sun
day. Prominent speakers Chief Arthur,
Senator Goblrt, Grand Cliaplcn Kveriltaml
others addressed the audience on Hying
questions, A largo. nHyiiber of engineers
from this section attended the meeting,
The Philadelphia and Heading Rail
road Company lias ordered tho construct
ion of thirty-five new locomotives at tho
Baldwin works. Horetoforn the engines
were built in Reading, but tho machlng
shops aro overcrowded now with repair
work. Tho new locomotlyes will bo on the
latest American standard, Ten aro for
passenger service and the rest for coal
freight.
Ono of tho Harrlsburg assemblies of
the Knights of Labor, In view of the
speculation in salt meats and coffee, has
adopted a resolution requesting "every
working man and woman and all who are
opposed to tho wholesale system of robbery
of the tolling masses in the lfnlto.1 Slates
to ceaso purchasing cofTeii and stilt meats.
Get some substitute for their use for three
or four weeks and yoll will effectually ruin
these heartless robbers. Boycott coffee
and salt pork, because the monopoly devil
is in It. We" reqUBst the General Executive
Board to tako cognizance of these specula
lions and have the order to abstain from
the use of these articles."
Every thinker knows that tho man
who would succeed must do more vorli
that ho gets paid for, in eycry pro
fcssioi: and trade. Wo take it for granted
that the man who will do only twenty
dollars' worth of work a week, for the
simple reason thai ho has fleyer shown his
employer that he is worth more. An
employe who meatls to succeed has to do
from ten to twenty per cent, more work
that he gets actual pay for. Tills lie has to
do until he reaches a certain point, and.
haying ronched that point, lie will llmi thai
by as nluch as his incom has increased by
so liilich has the demand for amount and
Intensity of his labor diminished. Labor
brings its market valno and Is seldom over
paid, oftener underpaid. It is tho experi
ence tho know-how and the well to do
one's best nt all times that draws Iho .com
fortable salary.
The Illinois Legislature has struck the
Anarchists a hard blow In passing a bill
which provides that If two ol1 iiioro persons
ccnsnlro to overthrow the existing order of
society or brlnd about local revolution by
force or attempt to overcome tho legal au
thorities of tho Stale and a human being Is
killed, all persons engaged in such eonspfr
aey and seeking to carry effect their com
mon design shall be deemed guilty of the
rime committed and shall be punished
according (o the laws regulating the com
missions of said crime. The bill further
provides that It shall not bo neeossary In
order tn establish a conspiracy to prove
that the parties charged ever camo together
and entered loto anyj agreement to do It,
and it shall be sulllclciit, if it appears that
the parties charged were tctually pursu
ing In concert the unlawful, purpose,
whether acting separately or together,
providing that the acts of eoh were
knowingly tending to the'saufe nnlawful result,
OtJR BTROLLEB AT WEIS8P0RT.
Interesting Items ricked Up And Assort; dbv
the Stroller.
Patronlto tho merchant wlio adver
tises. Aaron Snyder spent this week In
Bucks county.
Milton Flory was 'on a huslncst jaunt
so Allentown Monday,
Miss Maria Blery Is sojourning with
Scranton relatives and friends.
Ainandiis Andreas, of Waluutport,
circulated hero during the week,
C. H. Nusbaum look In Howcrtown,
Northampton cnuuty, this week.
Iko Ux and family, of Bowmanstdwn,
spent Siinday with Weissport friends.
Leandcr Beckor of New York, was
seeing old fllends here (hiring the u.Ut few
days.
Samuel Haileihan will build a two
story frame dwelling houso on White
street.
Mrs, Hiram Rlckert and. Mrs. John
Zern nre visiting relatives and friends in
Philadelphia.
It. C, Abbey and wife, of Mauch
Chunk, spent last Suliday With relatives
and friends In town.
1 Mrs. Caroline Kiitm, who was severely
111 daring last week, we nre pleased to note
H rapidly convalescing.
rrTJid fishing party that bald $10 for
the flilt they didn't catch, you knon'i
Mum Is the wordl No names.
'" Wallo W. Newharl, of Ashley, l'a.,
spent several days this week with J. D.
Bcnnlnger, on White street
0.1). Miner & Co. have made a num
ber of important Improvements lit and
around their foundry works,
i-Franels Vundt will greatly Improve
tho appearnnco of his residence on South
Bridge street, by putting 011 11 sl.-lte loot.
The Evangelical Sunday school propose
holding their annual picnic at Waluutport
or Slaltngtou sometime n the near future.
Mrs. W. M. Meredith, after spending
several weeks wltli relatives here, returned
to her home In Germantown, Philadelphia,
Thursday
A grand raffle will come off nt the
Franklin House, East Weissport, on June
2Stli for a live bear and a linebnxof cigars,
rickets, tweiily-fivc cents. Don't miss It,
The game of baso ball Saturday after
noon on the Lehlghtnu tair grounds be
tween the Slatington Blue Stockings and
the iione tjtars, ot this placp endud In a
grand flzzloi
years tn office. Tho present Commissioners
have rciiaiied nml renovated the county btilld-
lintyaiid Court room, Jury roonn, &e., so that
they are 1'ia crediublo condition. Thoy Iiiivp
i-ouiifc of the superior cxcpIIoiico of this article I run ngniil
repaired mostly all tho county bridges, which prompted to brilllj it belhlO tllO public. It IS tflkoll With VellSll
were In a icrypoor condition unit made them .... . , , , , fi pn lQ 1!,l 1:n1,:.1 nrn
UIU 31UH llllll UlU Will Wlllll till U.llt-L lUUUf) ouiiu v .....
loathed. The foninoitiou df Grntr Jm'rc i& newer to thnt of
Milk tlmn is that of tiny, other orgnnic fluid. It-will build up. tho
nervous system, enrich the blood and contribute in every way to
the restoration ol" perfect health. Tin? beat element hi the food is
that the sick relish it, long foi it, drink it with pronmuiccd gusto,
safe for public (ruffle,
They have built suvernl ncceaury mid sub
stantial new bridges. Their pollry lias not been to
malioa rhoiip rocord for economy by neglecting
to do ucccsiury work. They do not believe In
being "penny wlsu and pound fuollsli." There 19
In the Commissioners office a voucher or signed
receipt for every penny that has been spent and
!'?r.!l31:f,,l"":!,"TM in short, demonstrate that it - meets the siiccific want of the
lyieven Kaneh himself was invited to examine orunuisin in debilitated conditions Whv. Ibis exccllciice 1 asks1
one. LverVbodv knows wliat Gram J nice is; so does overyUody
them, hut having noregatd for tho truth and
being dcshou4 df coiitliiiilii.t to misrepreicut, he
(Inclined on the dlniiy excuse that lid was no
auditor of public accounts.
Fifth. They have put up n telephone for
private mo lit the public e3pcnu In barefaced
violation uf law," This telephone has been put
up at a unit of $30 a year to the county. It Is
used by Mr, llaiulHcrli, Mr. lser and all the
county officials and by tho attorneys and people
attending court. Witnesses are sent for durluj
court, citizen uf Summit IIIU, Lansford, Lehigh
PURE UNFERMENTED GRAPE JUICE!
fn ncci
;nov the Castor Oil Plant and mnnv other Herbs and, ltoots riiid
Fruits, but where is there a more excellent purgative than Unstolr
Oil which, in spite of the small boy's Verdict, is silpur-cxccllcnt',
but this lujutil Food is lleasant to take as well as effective'. The
article we hnvo is prepared without boiling and Without; any
chemicles or other substance to prevent fermentation. )n this
account it is entitled to tile first rank as n Liquid Ftiod. Tt is abi
ton, Welnportand other point, very frequently suutolv (.lcan ,)nR. nme from "bagged" g.'TipCS. TllC ri'6i
send distractions and nk for Information from , . , ' , , , ,, ,. f," 1 1 ., .
Mr. Handwork and Mr, Ksscr In regard to CCSS 01 "Daggll!" "rapes SI10UIU 1)0 DOUer KI10WU Ulan H IS DC-
int,r:p.Kef,JudKn.ei.l.s.&e. There Is n telephone cnUs l)y jt seV(,ral iirt0VUtnl lCRllltS lireatlaiurd. . As SOpii.aS, tllO
IntheCoiniulsiloncrsiitrico at Katton, oun at . . . .., '. ,. . ,. . , ... ... ' t
Allentown undone at Wllkes-llarre, wo suppose IfUtt IS SCt a llliUllllli paper bag IS slipped OVCr paO.ll' Well lpflTlCa
"hi barefaced Eolation ofUw." Tho telephone vn ltml fastened ilUoVO jt With ilTli p'lllS. TllUS paQtfCefl, tllO
Hw 01 th to the people of the county what It ,, . , . , ., A , . ., , Ii if . ,
costs and should bo there .1 niihlle eonvenr. IfUlt (IPCS not l'Ot. IS koill free lVOUl tllSIIOrPS amLtlle llUUSlOritt
enco milt neoominodatlou. Iicu lhiueli tllut Hnnl nir in f h'n !tinnoilii.Wt nnH nl5n 10 trrth7rwl iffiM 't He- ivnrnl
, ... .n. . .... ...I HViWl,ii 111 (.tlf llltliuol, -, ll. v. i.iuv. ,m w.wvx .v., a...... h . . . .
lm ;p nf tlm Tftnitlimm tin nl,t 11 lv':ia nt lit I, . I O I . : ' , I
ti 1 li si It V-ii 1 1 : In lUl'Ht-Hllg mi' unit Hill H'lii iiiiu 11IL- juiw Hunt luraiai-. iiu jiiijn;?
Wiihnetulii TllO telephone SO protected conic toil greater perfection, and wjeti 'giitlibred arr)
iigheroriitiie wahnetah was fun bdtlicd and haVe in pftfcctiotUhat rich purple. iSodtii whicli
nuobuilnessienilnds us of a , . ,, '. . .. '-.i .' ,,- i, . 1
1'ui.i: ui ,nu .-il-miuiiu iiu n,uii it piu in 101 -r .... , . i . ., , . . t.. i . 1
onuect Hitii my rcsideneo tn xcsuudirtiiinc, mcut til the tlirip and oilier insects wliicll Often ilislest Vineyardsi
notwUhstniHii.igaiati neieriiMinte!i'i.iu.neai ronderiii' the fiuit unclean and the juice Unfit foiyise: The grnpei
NVrtlti'linh!ii. Vim- In, ;iv II v:io itiit In f.i I O i ... . , o. . I
connect with the
w.19 In the bfllcu long
iiiuii. inis iciepiinuo iiunness lennncs us of a I ,, , ,. . i t, ,
little story ILmeli once told ns. "Ho said there tllO drOWltlftg gloiy of tlllS lioble .fruit. 11 IS hOtll SltOll Jloy.ll
ttcreatiiiictlmelntlilscourtty.ollleerstowliom irrnit. flint nitf 'ivi TTiif.'rmtmlril flrmw .1 'iV'rt IS made: of si dp!rri:
iiu .mnijiuM; ilia, iiiyj I-UIUIVCIUU IW1I IIIOlll'. , . l ltfi. 1,
intheeoiialybnildlii!r.byiiiaklniialU.lthroiiL-h rich LWlR't COlOf VCl'tnil" Oil 'nlrple II lllOdllct OJ patllvc. Its.
ono of the niis, lMueh said, i ntuicked them boouet" is rihh and ft tiitv. reiniudit)'' fine of tho "abundance Of
..."
rae 1 ..-..., .:, .... ,1 ,1. ... .... j? ..... ..u.. MM - 1
tlierowilsnotlilnclntholhlne.biitIIiel,ti.oklnLHaiUUinU ailtl 118 nilVOr IS rxCCtlCIKtitillllUV. illl'lv lilt! aUVUlllL
this hole In the wall nt Ilium. Tho peoplu could other "blTll.ds Oil tllO inil'ko't itlid tHoi'tl'h WO lillVC eXailfilied a CObd
not understand It. They thought It must be c.. . l r .. . 1 . I'll,,,.,,)! i m
somellimg fearful. You know, ho said, the half Hiuny ui inuiu, c iihiu luuiiu iniiiu ui mi in in. iu uw. ijuiiiu ic
ottticKopiedo not understand theso things held from fornieiitatiaii by mUc.iiHc (tcid, Fomo 25 id. 40 grains
aiiilyoufiingetupablgeiclleiiientabmit nolh- , s . y..... . i i , ., ,,77 .-
Ins;. IlustkciitPnklnalliUliblem tho wall nt "sen w "I . into ; suiuu uiu iir.u uy iiiiiiiyuu niui oiuimw
them ami would you believe it ihat def.-iiicd Ufw add, attd others' devcloij a niotallic taste in the mouth ttfler
theso renown," Is ll.ulfch at li s old canio of try- .... , . .,. . ., . . ,. ,. 1 il ...! u
Instohunibmrttie m.blle We believe he U drillklll?, sllOWlllR tllilt t!lC 1U1C0 llaS bettl HI COnt.lCt Wltll H niO-
foollih enough to think he can do it. Another Itnl sitvl!ifr ill snni( stil t, mid is ill rollSPfllKitico lltlfit to USfi as Well
cnargo mat was inane uy the votccra; is that t l.;f - 1i f.,t 'l'li 7J,,,.,, ir A.,, ,1 n.n TmTaX
the present Court Ci or received Slco a war moiv.. j-h nt. uiynniuii uui(uuw
more than the late Jonah '
when he was Court Crier
court kcshIoii. Tho Com
p.11 ties nhoiitS too per year, for rlennlng (lie for Carbon COlllltT; N. B. I.EBSR, M. D.
Price, por Pint. Bottle, GO CM., For Sale at ReHcr's,t)rug Storo.
lonahMiuiiiey, Mr. Maiiiiey is specially prepared for the Homeopathic Pharmacy which had
ft'ourutyhe1ipaid 'to'otin'r tllc cxclusivo agency and IV01U whom we httve secured the agency
ust received lrom Boston
an immense stock of the enn
ine Knieht of Labor Shoes
which we nro seflinR fit $2.50
and $3. "NVnrrnnted Bolid cnlf
letlther. Clauss & Uro., the
Tailors, sole agents for Carbon
county. Our stock of hand
made shoes cannot be bout by
nny dealer m the county.
FarryyUle News Itemo.
W. T. Boothe and wife, of l'htladel-
phiaj are tho guests of II. 1. Cooper and
family;
Miss Jennie Clappj of Kiifgst6n,- l'a.,
was the guest of MlssBuclah Peters during
tho wefck.
Sfcssrsi JIoso Honser and I'cter Bac'om
fLstnsfbrdj Shook lmnJs with l'arryrllle
friend's this week.
Mrs. Mattie PIcrson, of Dover.- X. J.,
after a delightful Visit to this Stctlen re
turned home Monday,
Chlldrcns Day wits -fefy beanttfully
observed In the Jl. K, church hero last
Sundavi The Interior of the church was
nicely decorated with cverrecnt and flow-
its,
Wldln'e. Srfyder Is making arrangements
for tho holding of a grand picnic In his new
park opposite tho C. It. It. Depot, on tho
Fourth of July; A glorious good time can
be looked fori
llev; B. F. Powell Is sotoTirnlm; at
Ceda'rville', Pa: DAr.
Unboning Items.
Our fat'mors commenced Cutting grass
this week.
0. K. Bartholorncw filled the mifnlt In
St. John's' church' last Sunday:
X. it, llalllcl will tako a pleasure" trip
through' some of tho wVstern Stales.
The Cemetery of St: John.e ehnrcli has
just been enclosed with neat fence.
Miss Nettie Itclgcl of East Mauch
Chunk, was the guest of Miss Hannah lial-
llet oyer Srtnday:
Chntles Fenstcrmacher has secured a
position ns clerk Hi'O. B. Del.ong's meat
house, Lansford.
The New Mahoning" Cornet Band will
furnish the music for a picnic at East
Mahano'y Junction, on tho -1th of July.
At a recent meeting of our school
boar! it was decided to' pay the teacher
t-30 per month for tho coming school term
On account of tire' unfavorable weaflier
last Sat unlay eyc'nhig the closing exercises
Of the Normal Institute were h'M on'
Monday evening-.
Tho following students returned home
last week: G. PV Frcyman from West
Chester; Misses Minnie Amer and Emma
Scldle, and C. E. Xrner from MyCrstowri".
Children' Day will be observed In- the
Evangelical church' to-morrow (Sunday)"
afternoon. uSsu.
rebplo as They Come and Oo,
Chas. Weiss, of Alden, was In town
Wednesday.
Miss Sallle- HoiTordls visiting Allen
town friends;
Kev. A. V. Horn, of Summit Hill, was
n town during the week.
Miss A. Redctz; of ranyvllle; spent
Friday with Lehlghton friends.
Mrs; W. W Mortblmcr Is visiting
relatives and friends at Waluutport;
M. O. Bryan and family, of Coal street,
visited Bloomsburg fi lends on Sunday.
Al. Fuehrer, of Phocnlxvllle, Mont
gomery county, spent Sunday with Lehigh-toniani.
Postmaster Chas. Seldfo', of Normal
Square, while fu town Tile'silay made ui an
agreeable call. '
Mrs: Cj Alexander, of Philadelphia Is
the guest of Mrs; II. V. M6rtlilmcr; Sr.,
on Bank street.
-WIIIIam Lewis, th'o' popular Iron stfeet
blacdsmtth, spent Jjninla'y at Iils hofnc In
XcsTiehonlng.
-i'.lobert WalpV of the Eagle store, was
on n business trip to Philadelphia and New
York this week.
Mrs. Itobert I. Sweeny, 's solournln
with n. F.. Sweeny and family at Drlfton,
Luzerne County:
Al. Worsleyj Lewis Brendel and n 111
nelchtet fep'resciile'J South' Betlilebcm here
one day recently.
n. W. Fleek. Lansford clothier, and
Chas. Fleck, of Tamanua, called on C. F,
Delbert this week.
Mrs. Mary Kllnger and Mils' Maggie
Long, of Piiinidelphla, are lilt) guests of
Miss Maggie Leonard.
Comrade Au'drew rayef; of North
ampton county, hllo fu town Tuesday
made us a' pleasant rail.
Miss Minnie Bower, and estimable
young lady of Catasaun.ua, is visiting Mrs.
Wm. Ash, on Bank street.
-Hrs. K. W. Clauss and Mrs, Jos. Webb,
ot Bankway, spent several days with
Tamaqua frlnds this week.
Ed. F. Davis, representing Wallace A
Co's mupsum and imjnn'gcrle, w title In town
this week dropped in lo'se'e'u's.
Master Edward Sterner, of t'ressona
Schuylkill county, Is visiting ids cousin
Charles Mertz, on Lehigh street.
Comrades Jos. Webb, Moses Itehrlg
and Lewis Gecus, spent last week In
Monroe county on a Ashing excursion".
Frits Miller, tlio jolly saloon nian, on
Bank street, dropped i'n'ot'fr sanclntn' one
day this week aVi'd schl the' mercury Op
about six degree.
Miss Emily Ilongcni an estimable
you'pg lady of Bank street, spent Sunday
with relatives and friends at Danlehvllle,
Benj. llartolet, Jacob BrownmlllCr aud
Ed. Freyman, Lehigh Valley engineers, re
siding In this place, were In attendance at
, the convention of Locomotive Engineers
at lUrrlsburg last Sunday,
Cassidy vs. Ranch.
Kilitordflhc. Jloiic CViiiwJE Tiiicj,
1)i:ak Stn: I desire to publish for the benefit
of the public an expl.iualldil ot some attacks
Unit have been piade by tho Mattcli Chunk
Democrat, on iily&clf and tho County Commis
sioners I
Something overa ntonth itfjd it bcciime llioduty
of tl:p Commi3-loucrs to select llirco papers In
which to publish tho Mercantile Appraiser's
INt. The law required that'ouo of tho papers
Mhnuld repiescnt themlnoilty party of the two
principal parties In tlie county. This gavo it tn
the Cazctlc as ono of the papers, and the Com.
mlssloners selected tho Weathcrly llercld, the
Summit 1II1I and LuiiHtord iford,as the other
mil paper tn which tn pi hit said report. I will
say here that the report Is paid fur by the State
and Is north from f 180 to S199 to the paper that
cuts It: The immaculate l!aneh was very mini
oua td Secure Ibis "fat" and to do so be mado a
pUsrliuiiKO to ivclsspoit to Interview Cnrnmls
Inner Arner. Ho then iliudc u personal appeal
tn ComuilKSloiier Coll In the CoinniUsloners nf-
lli-c, nml then ntteiutdcd to bribe the Couuuhj.
shiners' Attortfey .with $25 to secure Itforlim-
I-'nlllui; Hi all llicsu attempts ho left, muttering
threnlK iiKaln-.t the (tonrd. Although llaucli
had tho County Auditors' Annual Statement
'printed In his paper for scleral weckscaily In
Ihejear, ho never discovered anything wrong
nltli the Commissioners, or their accounts until
ho was refused this much desired Job ot print
Ins. Then ho hynecrlticnlly assumes creat so
licitude for thctuvpaicrs and pilches Into the
CiilinIsoucis and their accounts because tin y
refused him this "fat" printing job. . The more
effectually to do this his first act was to garble
the County Auditors report for tlio manifest pur
pose ot nilsleadtns tho public to believe there
was uverSlOOO spent on County building repairs,
ulicn the fact Is, there was outside of plumbing,
considerable less than sow sjient for that pur
pose,
Tho charge hcillnst tho Commissioners Is x
trayaKance, and ve will here give them us put
by .the Demacrel. .
First. "They have nearly doubled the salary
ot their clerk." Tim charge the Hemocrat has
continued to harp on for several weeks. This
ckarge alfects me personally aud hi reply I hai e
this to s.iyi I receive 373 per month. I bclleie
in' services are worth Unit amount and I have
no apology 1 mako for receiving it, The Com
missioners1 hcllpve It to bo only d f.tlr rcmimcra.
Hon nnd assure mo they have no ilp'ology io
make for paying It. Mr. It. KSohwartz received
over seveuly dollars per month while he was
ulcik m lite ofllce, and as far back ns IS'a J. (!.
Dlnunlck received tho s.imo salary I am now
getting, and James ttruthcrs also received fc7!
per month whllo he was Commissioners clerk.
There Is more work now In the Commissioners
.illlee than there ever was before, as it was since
1 am li that olitce that tho Commissioners have
been" Cumpcllcd lo keep n record of all Judg
ments and liKirt'MMjs ill their office, ltaucli
now assumes to think Sin per month cuoiig
notwithstanding that ho called Mr. l'.uck, the
last Commissioners clerk, a "Chinaman" be
cause lie served for that amount, nnd dc
noiuiced tho lllegel board as "Chinese Commis
sioners" because they Paid so little
Second; "They haio not stated the annual
public acco'iuit In a manner that the public could
be correctly Informed us to'lho manner hi which
the county funds' havo, been spent." Tlio Com
inlstioiicrs have nothing to do with the annual
statement and Uaiich knows this. Tho Commls
doners submit all paper bills and accounts to
the County Auditors. Tilt Auditors audit these
and mako their report and tho Commissioners
haio nothing to do Willi it. The last statement
was audited and mado by II. 11. Swartz, II. II
liutler and Paul lhick. These gentlemen were
under oath when llley mfdltud tho accoimts.
Tile fast two aro llepubllenns and could haie no
object In shielding a Democratic hoard of uoiu
mUnloiiers fu doing anything wrong; e believe
they aro men who have (ho rcsiiect and con
fldcnceof the people, notwithstanding lUueh'i'
slurs, '
Tir(l. "They have n'oie tlimi ffoifblcd1 the
icmte oi uuicnising iiioauhuui puiieiiicui
. ...tently In eiiH-cfatloniif winning the support
of the solid local press for le-electmn." This Is
not true. The last report was rrlntcit In every
jupertn thocnnnly for lfis IIIOro than When 11
was published omy In lure impcrs one of which
was Iho Mai'eli Cliluik Utitocrat, The Drsl year
t'icso Commissioners guvo the statement to
three papers. Itaueh ehanred the county $tw
for publishing tt. Mr, Morthlmbr puldlshud the
account that year and knew what Itaueh had
chained. Ills blUwiij 821 less than Kaueli mid
said he recelied full legal rates mid could charge
no more. It he had clurgcd the same as Itaueh
tliodlfferunce In having all flic papers print the
report would be still less,
Tho Commissioners fixed $73as the amount to
beiMhl for printing tho ifuhual statement and
had It published-In all the papers. Tills' omoitut
was G1 less than liaiu'll charged thu county fur
the kioiio w'ork." Itaifch would like lo haie
nuinoplily of the printing su hccou'.d charge
.-nuplo of prices. The Commissioners tliAught
there were other citizens beside the limited
number who read the Pem'acrel that had a right
to see tho County Statement so they piiblUhed!t
In other papers.
Fourth. "Thoy have Infcrsascd the tax rase
from 3 to 3 mill and iiotwilusUiiding the I.irgi
inereawi there was I, balance In (he treasury
at the end of the year than there Was at the end
ot the year when the tax rate ot tho former
Hoard was only s mills." The last or as It was
known as the "Mogul Hoard of Commissioners'
which It Is conceded by eieryone was a very
economical Hoard levied for their first two years
In (IW 0 and & mills rosueetlielv. inaklm: (or
their first two years a total of 11 mills. The
Court house, offices, Jury rooms. Sc. nil of which
Is now done by the present Com t Crier nml his
wife, wltll other paitlcs ho Hires and pays out of
his salary, sothat It costs tho county no more
lhan formerly, while It secures for the County
buildings tlie constant euro nml atteutlou of u
Janitor.
So much In reply to the" charges made. We do
not Intend to wasto any ntriro time answering
all tho lying Insinuations Itaueh is capable of
gl Ing Hits public as racts; When w o write again
we will not dMil with Itaueh ns principal. We
will go back nt it If ii to thu real source of these
attacks and shdw tlio objccjfo be altnlued by a
clique In town who use Kniicli as a tool nnd fool
for their special purpose. o aie satisfied w e
can point but Hit' source of Hunch's inspiration,
Hid demonstrate, that these al lacks nre not made
with the object of benefiting Jliti public!
Yours ltcsnerlfully,
Micii.viii, CAwiiiv,
Mauch Cl'.h'nk, Juno 20, '87!
PURE I EFFECTIVE 1 1 ELEGANT 1 1 !
REBEBS HEW DRUG- STORE
In the Old Stand, Unto Mart Hi, Ml Street, LeMfc f a.
Medicines all ITew, Pure, Eifective & Elegant; .
DRUGS. MEDICINES. CHEMICALS;
Toilet Articles, Fancy Soaps;
Chamois Skins, Sponges, ati kinds finishes; Corahs, Perfuiueiry
ond everything nlsa In t'n ID ''lias's Hiii knt i i nwit variety and of most exccllcnt
quality, rtl VjKUAs l'Ui;sLi;iriiif) t iuci uiiiji wuruusuiiu.
M Mill
Good Measure 1 1
God! WityJ!!
Teachers' Examination..
Tho Carbon county teachers' examina
tions for 1SS7 will bo held as follows!
At T.aiisford borough, on Saturday, June
5.
N". "hi--Tvfro licmiliir Phvsiciaus tihvnva in nttcndari'cc Dr:
Reber, the older, cah always , bo found and is ready to give
advice, and to nrescribc FiiEIi burnishing medicine, of first
At Weaiberiv boroush, on Mondity.Jime quality, and at as rcdsoiiablo dhavgcs ris can bo had elsewhere
27.
. At Jeaiicsville, forllariks township, on
Wedliesdny, .luno 211.
At Jfaiieh Chunk bdrmifili, o'n Friday,
.Inly 1
At Lehlghton for Weissport, Paekertnn,
Tarry villa ainl I.tiiiiJlitori on Saturday,
July 2.
At East Wcis'sp'oH, tor Franklin" town
ship, on Wednesday, August .1.
At ihulsondale, for 1'aekcr towiislilp, on
Friday, Ansust 5,
At llockport, for' J.ehlsh and Lausanne
townships, on 'luesday, August 1),
At Pleasant Corner for Mahonlna town
ship, ott Saturday, August 13.
At Hast I'enii, for East l'enn township,
on TussiUy, August It).
Al East Haven": fdr Kidder township, on
Thursday, August 18.
At Mllluort. for I.'oWcr ToWamensInc
township, on Saturday,.A.tigust20.
At Stcnilersvllle.for UppftrTowamenslcc
township, on Tuesday, August 2,i:
At Koch's notel, for Venn Forest town
ship, ort Saturday, Sept. 24,
The examinations will be In writing and
all applicants should come prepared with
operand pencils,
arantcd to' applicants under seventeen
ycafs old.
dee aiil OoMiliatioii Rooms Coiiycnicut to Rear's Drug Store.
Established 1867.
EeEstablfehed 1887?
mis is the tee You Want!
Northampton countv.
tii.. n,i,h..K-.ii.-i,.T.i.ii.n prewntbord. wlileli lias been In ofllre lor tw
in ii V n " ' )ert levied fur Uie tint yror a mills and for the
.......7. .w...i. v. weondSiuilUnaMnif for their flrsltwojears
years in tlie yven, mo Ap ViiCATE ex , tntJ ot t mills or 3 mllli less than the very eroiv
tends a welcome to the family.
I have "made away" with my old stock and am now fully
prepared for the
witii one ot the most FASHION ABLE as well as SUBi
STANTIAL lines of
... i
Ladies, Goiit'B and Cliildi'eii'3; $koe&
Ladies American & French Kid. $2 to $4;
1 t'OIUO IJfL'UiHCU Willi 1 , 1 it-- m mtm fv, mm. M P . 1
xo certificates win be indies and. Children s Spring Heol Shoes,; All Sizes
Ladies' Kid-Button Shoes, $1.23 Up r
-
'Oil ft,
The agonies ot llioso who puffer from scvero
saltihcum aro Indescribable. Tlio cleansing,
licallnz. nurlfylns Iiitltienccs of Hood s barsa-
parllla aro uneiiuallcd by any other, medicine.
....... 1.. ....llnji ttu..1,o
' 1 laKO IUCaB!l0 U IcuuniliH-imiufci
Sarsararllla, for It has doiio wonders for me.
I bad la t ilicum very severely, anyciiiig mo
over nearly" my cutlro iMidy. Only tljosowho
havo suffered from tills dlscaso m its worsi
form can' imagine the extent of my atlllcllon.
I tried many medicines, bn( failed to receive
benefit tintlt I took Hood's Safsaparllla.
Then tlio disease' began to sulislde, tlio
Agonizing Itch and Pain
disappeared, and now I am entirely f rco from
tlio disease. My blood seems to bo thor
oughly purified, end my Gencrat health Is
rfrcatly benefited." I.vman ALLrjf, Gcxtou
N. 15. Church. Noi td Clilcaeo, III.
"My son had salt rtieum on Ids hands and
tfio calves of Ida legs, so iad that tlicy would
eraek onc'n and bleed. He took Hood's Sar-
sapartlla and fs entirely cured." J, B. Stan-
TON. Mt. Vernon, Olilo.
From 108 io (3fJ
I was gcTfouiily troubled with salt rlicum
for three years, and receiving no benefit from
medical treatment I decided to try Hood's
Sarsaparllla; I am now entirely cured of salt
rlicum i my weight has Increased from 10S lbs.
to lis." Mas. A'ticC Smith, Stamford, Conn.
Jf you suffer from salt rlicum, ot any blood
disease, try Hood's Sarsaparllla. It has'cured
many others, and will euro you.
Hood's Sarsaparilia
RnldllldniEirlaU. f Ii aliforfR JTenaredonli
by 0. 1. 1IOUI) & CO., Apothecaries, Iowelt, Mau,"
IOO Dosos Ono Dollar
Latest Styles Hats and Cap;&$
-AT LOWEST PltlCES.
" CORHEE STOBE;;
The
LEWIS WE
BANK STREET, LEIlIGHTON. PA.
i i
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Dissolution Notic'o.
Tlio co-pa rtiicrhlilplieii'tuforeevlHlluslielwccii
II. ,1. KU,YI7. hihI J1. II. KUNTA under Jim
firm iiaimtot KUNTZ ItliOS., iliimi; tiiHlliejw at
lAililgliloif, I'm'tiiin roimty, I'iU, tin tills dav
lieen dished lv iii'utuali-iiiiseiit.M.O. Kll.N I.
retiring ffoui said tlrui. Allpuitfrs Imlvlded to
.ild Hun Mill settle with It. .1. ICl'.N'IA al
tlio.so lull log claimx iii;.itikt Mild Tiriii. 'lliobiul
ium mil be eniiffmiutl by 11. .1. KU.V17...
it. .1. i i .
Jl. l, Ku.Nra.
Uhls-liton, r.i. Juno t, tstrf-illlHW.'
1
Important Notice
To whnin jt inv eoiifern. All partlev nroi
lieiiin niuUimed iipt In .tnixt my sou JOHN,
l.li:.)IAi:l), ml IU iijit bo icsppnslblc for
any defils coutraett'd by litni.
HKfbAJtl I.tCNIIAIlI),
June l-ni Jlaliimlns Township,'
Important Notice.'
To whom It may eoiii-cni.. All r'arlly .are
lieieti) cautioned licit lo Inut tn? fnn, vt ll.I.IK
II. III,AM;,us 1 will not lie leflioiisllile fonni
dchts coutaacti'd lij lilm. .
Juno c, ls-iT-uiii 3n j-mgiuoii, i n.
1
iVant I'AYINU
fsrri'A
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-1IIOSP WHO
1 'I'Tf.VU .,u 1Aa.iI ...Imi-,,!!,,,, ,i,.,.lrtHllllllLI
auid'y At Alio' Ui J AH. B. WHTM ,
ViiruiriYi:i. UiirluMiler. N. Y. No ex
perience, b uitulml, and millll J.h free. Meiidy
work tlio i-wir louiid. All ftoik warnintiil Jn
good condition. Jiiuelljni
Exocutor's Notioo
l-.'-ti.ti- ef AllllAUAMJIiiYnt. late of Hasj
1't nil 'liniislil, ('.iiluiti eiiuiiTv, l'a., deceased..
U Iters ti -.laiiii'iduryfialliX; Cw-n lirtuited to tlio
In atniw IMiil,-, nil iHuniiiii liiielitad to sabt
UNtMt.1 nn- r'(iH.ti-d tadhikAt'Syii'iit.aiidtlinsa
Inning i l-iln.itii jjri'MtsiiiUllmiit delay to
Mayasifcfiiiij'. ' ' ( tji'stlViiuTowuslilp.
2J3 K, Sdcoad St., l'iiUani., Forranly
Drs. J. K.& J.B.20BENSA0K
Kkfultllkltcil 40 n-ari. VorlheciiranfallSDeclAf
DrcaAci, iuduJmc Itut if Ynpillifui Im
trntW turt nrleuirlctK:c llorrlt4andbcv
cure') lv Ordinate of Jel7'ritQnC'nllcg!WiihHoiipIur
jj'-ciice Hours, H u VtGutt. Cliili Budijli
Notice to Builders !
IVoiRmft win Ik' recelvcil for ercctlnc a
Sriroitl. IIUII.DIMI ill Jameto ii,.1ii l'.u-kci-toiiJiidpt.
Selunii! District.' llilily-two (3J) feet
rrnnt Iiv forlv 4'i( feet deeo. i-lilecll (111) feet
lilgli f inn fAumlatlon tn e.ui-w, nltli lestllmle
tan ,llh fpi-t hv twenlv l-JOl feet.' contalllluts two
it'iSiliiAAii immense assortment of Smnmnr Fabrics in stock,' comprisinji
t-cavauouuiiaMiriiiriiiMMijiiiMi-ir. . ..." I nlr flirt 'ir ntnuf ch in
4 I 1.1 J lltl.Vii.7V tJ IUU
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE BEST FITTING
BEST MADE AND CHEAPEST CLOTHING.
Switchback Railroad.
TRAINS MSAVH AS l'OClWS:'
Switchback I)epot-:30; 10:10; HOT; 2 JO; 3:15;
Summit Ulll-9:40; 11:10; K 50; 3.1 4J5; 0:10.
St'NIlAYS
Swltllbaek Deiiot -t:S0;2:l5.
Summit llill-3)0; 4:00.
(orai-al juitRHli-urdf tfb'-tr corrcnKndnff tn-o , ir J Mi Jiryjin, mipi- nss- Ati
lY
for ll) lilKlioit and liem hWIder fur.tlio old liulld-
I.... ..n. (I.u unillll, ',1.1 11,(11,111,111 IIA r,. I
moved nllliln six (0) dais from date of purcliaae. r'.i'cnn'nito frvitlra riitwo f"11 rri rlcs ,
any otlier liitormiumn eni,innyiiE tilloy tlOOJ.lll.VXOt VUl JVOUl t Oj VJ1C HUIOJ'
rrnsmciil oi tjcnooi iioaru, i.u:Kerioii, .i. YXT -L 1 f P -
vv orstuua, cvu.y oUiy
fnde u'n jn the latest styles and most substantial nihniiPi' nt priced"
that positively delv coinpetilion. hntislaction Kiinraiitecd Yotr
can r.;tve money by having j'mir elolhing made by
For a
June afr-tw
1L H. PETERS, The Tailctf,
EXCflAHGI HOTEL BMMIilG, LEHMTON, P.