'Original Ohoap Cash Store."
Lot No. 2.
This week we liayo opened our Second
Laiioest lot of
Parasols and Sun UmMlas.
This assortment contain an elegant
line of Coaching Parasols made from
the choleeit silks procurable, with Fancy
metal, Celluloid and Natural Handles.
Black Satis, Silk Linicd 1'aiia
sOLS, trimmed with deep black lace, with
fancy natural and carved handles.
Gloma Silk. Sun and Rain Umbrel
las, with paragon frames and Silver, Gold
and Natural Handles. This Is the most
serviceable goods known. Our entire stock
Is of this season's production; not one of
last season's styles Is here. They were
made by vety reliable manufacturers In the
best possible manner.
One eieat advantage the Ladles have
In purchasing here Is, they are alwavs sure
or setting ttio newest styles at most roou
erate prices.
J. T. NUSBAUM.
Opposite Public Square, Bank Street, Lehlghton,
June T. 1384-1
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1883
Current Events Epitomized.
After a resident here of almost twenty
years Enos Albright and family moved to
Allentown on Afonday where they will make
their future home. The family bnyo made
hosts of friends during their lone residence
here, and their moving away Is much re
gretted. For a number ot years, u
Albrleht was the manaser of Gabcl'i hard
ware store; he filled the position carefully
and creditably until railing nesun com
pelled him to resign. The family hare
me best wishes ot all our people ror pros
pcrlty and happiness In their new home.
A wonderful cure. Scrotal Uernla,
familiarly known as rupture has been
treated and cured with entire success by
Dr. O. W. Snyder on a horse belonging to
George' Hofacker, of Slenilersyllle. The
case had been pronounced lncurcablo by
several old and experienced horse doctors,
yet by a skillful and delicate operation per.
formed by means of Skewers too rupture
was removed and the horse Is now sound
and well. We congratulate the doctor on
bU success.
Mrs. L. M. Barry, of Philadelphia,
drew a large audience to Gable's Hall, on
Friday evening last to hear the talk on
"Orsanlxatlon. Its needs and benefits."
The lady was frequentlr'applaued and the
lecture was much appreciated. As we said
la a prey'ou Issue, we reltterate now. these
fmnuciaiKs are a great oeneut, consequent
y very advisable.
The programme arranged for Decora'
tlon Day wbich appears elsewhere In to
day's Issue Is directed to tbe attention of
our readers. Tbe demonstration of patriot
ism on Memorial uay will surpass mat 01
snv Drevlous occasion. Our business men
and private citizens should decorate their
homes and stores with evergreens and
bunting.
Manager Faga, ef Mauch Chunk, will
bring his base ball club to town on Satur
day afternoon to play a game of ball with
the home club. The former nine beat the
East Mauch Chunkers on Saturday last to
tbe soul stlrlng tune of 7 to 0. So we can
look for a fair game presumably. Summit
Hill will play hereon the Seth.
Carbon county Is represented in tbe
West Chester Stato Normal School by the
following persons: I.lllle E. Arnei, New
Mabonlne; Joslah W. Day's. Lansford;
Emma E. Xoons, Leblghton; TJ. S. Koons,
Wei -sport J Jonn M. Kuntz, Audenrled;
LUIle M. Richard, Leblghton; Annie K.
Thomas, Lansford.
Williams, the photographer, of Mauch
Chunk, still remained at tbe old stand
Corner Broadway & Susquehanna streets,
where he continues to turn ont .first class
work. .Cabinets $3.00 per dozen. Go at
once as- he expects to remain but a short
time.
Assessor George Aflller has posted up
In several places notices calling attention
to the fact that all able-bodied men haye
been enrolled In the military enrollment
list of the commonwealth. An appeal for
exemption can be made up to September
1st.
Considerable work has been done
toward the grading of Coal street this week.
A number of men under Supervisor New
hard bayo been doing tbe work. The hill
Is not lowered in any respect, but the im
provement is commendable nevertheless.
Stick this In your bat for future
reference: The Supreme Court has decided
that the five per cent abatement allowed on
taxes paid within 00 davs after notice as
given by the collector, does not apply to
road tax that must be paid in full.
A dog, thought to be mad, created con
siderable excitement on Nortbamoton street
Thursday by biting a young child of Nath
an Houtr. Dr. German attended to the
child, and William Blank dispatched tbe
doc In double qutclc order.
An exchange tells of a fraud travelling
over tbe county representing blmselt as an
ye doctor. He performs a supposed oper
ation and winds up by demanding an ex
horbant fee. IFatch for him. and let film
haye it with a ten-foot pole.
The street scraper recently purchased
by the borough authorities was put to work
on Bank street this week. It Is understood
that tbis thoroughfare will be evenly grad
ed north and south. A big and commend'
able lmrroyement.
There will bn communion scrvlco In
the Evangelical church on Sunday. C. K.
Lehr, the newly appointed Presiding Elder
will discourse In German at 10 a. u., and
English In tbe evening at 7:30. H. S.
Kline, Pastor.
Buy your men's and boy'a suits at
Sondheim's One Price Star Clothing Hall.
Mauch Chunk and you will get honest
goods for your money and If not satisfied
return tbe goods and we will refund tbe
money.
Services In Jamestown, Sabbeth school,
at 0 a.m.: preaching, 10:30: class meeting.
7 p.m.; preaching, 7:30; prayer meeting
on Tuesday eyenlng. A cordial invitation
to all. C. BUBHB, pastor.
Rev. C. Burns will preach on Sabbeth
eyenlng In Packerton M. E. church, bub
jeet: "Liquor and Labor." A cordial in
vitatlon to the public in general. Work-
Jog men specially Invited.
Tho Lehlghton post office will have
tbe money order system, commencing with
tbe next fiscal year July 1. This will
prove a great convenience to strangers
working in our town.
Orange homes, almond dishes, toast
racks, baking dlsbes,bon-bon boxes.Freneh
couee setts, olive aunts and an enaiess va
riety of new silverware at E. H. Hohl's,
Mauch Chunk.
A needle which accidentally run Into
tbe heel of Miss Lizzie Miller's foot about
ten or more sears ago, on Thursday last
worked Itself, out of the fore part of the
same loot.
Buy yourself one ot those popular all-
wool men's suits at Sondheim's One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Only $10, elsewhere they will cost you $12,
The Slatlneton National Bulk has lust
declared a four per cent dividend, and
Added one thousand dollars to the surplus
iund.
A new train schedule went Into effect
on-the Lehigh Valley railroad last Sunday,
Four new trains nave Been put on.
All-wool men's Dints made to order
ior 5 at Sondheim's One Price Star Cloth
ing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Weddlnr rines. nlatn and diamond
sapphire, rubles, opal and emerald at E.
m. uours, ununx.
Leopold Meyer, of Fackertoa, who
was seriously 111 last week, Is reported as
convalescent.
A reliable watchmaker; D. S. Bock,
.opposite tbe Public Square.
Almost dally arriving, sew goods at
Kemerer A Swartz's.
Headquarters for silverware at E. II.
Hohl's, Jfauch Chunk.
Dust-proof, on-tIi4 aulck.trala rail
COUNT! SEAT CORRESPONDENCE,
Timely Topics HtMljr Wrltton Tip by Ver
satile QulMst.
The Wanetah Hotel at Glen Onoko
will ba nrwncd for the season next Monday.
The management of the hotel has been
placed In the hands of M. O'Brlan, of
Kane, Pa. This gentleman is an experi
enced hotel man, having been connected
with lares establishments In Thousand
Islands and at Jacksonville, Florida.
Chief of Police George Williams cap
tured Peter Baronooski, a Schuylkill
county murderer, at Penn Hayen Junction
on Tuesdav. and took him to Potlsvllle
where he Is now confined. This Is another
feather In the hat ot our chief police.
Messrs. Robert Klotz, Michael Uassldy,
Ed. Heivert, Allen uraig, or town, anu v..
T T) ..... .. r 11T . I. - ..i PatliAh'a Ant,.
gresslonal committee were at Stroudsburg
on Wednesday.
Rey. and Jin. Tolman celebrated the
tenth anniversary of their marriage on
Monday. A large number of friends were
present.
Our ball tossers will glye Lehlghton's
dandles a tussel on Saturday mat mej
wont soon forget. Game will be called
at 830,
Col. John Craig, of Lehigh Gap, and
Dr. J. G. Zern, ot Welssport were among
the prominent gentlemen In town Mon
day.
Sewell, our popular baker, Is doing a
rushing business, Charley is an agreeable
and pleasant gentleman and deserves sue
cess.
C. A. Rex. of Rex's Bon Marche. was
In New York City this week buying stock
lor ws tarm near Leblghton.
Dr. J. A. Jlfaver was In attendance at
the Lebanon Vallev Dental Association in
session at Reading this week.
'There are a counlo of fellows In the
Mauch Chunk Gun Club that closo both
eyes when tbe shoot.
A cane of laborers were employed
scraping Broadway of loose top ground on
Monday.
East Mauch Chnnk has a Railroad
Men's Christian Association.
List or Letters
Remaining uncalled for In the Lehljli
ton, Pa., Post-Office, for the week ending
May 12, 1888.
Clewell, Kate
Moyer, Mrs. Theresla
I'eunman, Charley
Roebrlg Jonas
Mehuler, Hiss Emma
Wehr, Miss Emma
Welder, John
1' riizinger, aiiss lua ii.
Green, Tim ma
Koch. Annie M.
Kreltz, Henry
Miller, Edward Jr,
Persons calling for any of tbe
alnsye
hitters will please say "advertised."
James P. Smith, P,
M.
Normal Square.
John D.Bertolette Post. 484. G. A. R,
of Lehlghton, will visit the cemeteries in
this place on tbe Sunday previous to
Decoration Day and pay an appropriate
tribute to their dead comrades. The ladles
oung. middle aged and old should be
interested in this glorious work and have
an abundance of flowers on hand.
Miss Carrie Lentz. of Slatlngton. Is
now pleasantly domiciled with .Mrs. Kate
Nothsteln, our fashionable milliner and
dressmaker.
Messrs. J. H. LonzacreandlrnSeldel.
of Muhlenberg College, South Bethlehem,
spent Sunday at home.
Tbe New Mahoning Brass Band Is
getting In order for the Decoration Day
exercises.
Charles Mertz. of Pleasant Corner, has
become a Normal Squarclte.
Zflss Ltllv Lentz. scent Sunday with
her sister at Lehigh Gap.
Jonas Snyder circulated at Jfauch
Chunk this week. Told.
Pleasant Corner Squibs.
It Is quietly rumored that Mrs.
J. T.
JfcDanlel will give a quilling party on
Whit .Monday. The same to conclude w 1th
delightful bop in the eyenlng.
A number of our citizens are hatching
chickens by means ot the incubatoi Invent
ed by A. H. Seldle. It's a daisy.
Leornard Cochran Is Improving tho
general appearance of his farm by tbe
erection or new sheds. fences, etc;
Amon Hontz smileth now because his
good wife has presented blm with a bounc
ing naoy Doy.
Our farmers are experiencing consider
able Inconvenience on account of the cold
weather.
James JfcDanlel and JKm. Creltz were
at Mauch Chunk on Saturday.
Our folks complain greatly sluce the
removal of the post office.
Osvllle Helntzleman circulated in West
Penn Sunday.
We are pleased to note tbe success of
James McDanlel who It teachlug a select
school at Oak Grove. Parents should not
fall to send tbeir children. Geikie.
Personal Mention.
W. S. Bovd. of Summit Hilt, the
gentlemanly and agreeable agent for Dr.
Davis' Switchback Baking Powder, Clean
zlne, and other popular medicinal prepara
tions, was in town Friday and made us a
very pleasant call. An attractive Switch
back Baking Powder advertisement will he
found elsewhere In to-day's Issue. Our
readers should give It a trial, It Is highly
spoken of by housewives.
iflss Jennie Meyers, an estimable
young lady or Selgtrled's Bildge, was at
her Packerton home for several days last
week.
Thomas Jinklns and bride, ot Cata-
sauqua, were sojourning with Lehlghton
irienos ior a iew aays mis week.
W. If. Bowman, cashier of the First
National Bank, was on a business trip
to new xoric vnj mis wees.
Our eenlal friend A. H. Bowman, of
Allentown, was here on Wednesday and
iook dinner with Jake.
Miss Etla Snyder, of Lehlsrh street.
spent Sunday with relatives and friends at
juston.
Nathan Zimmerman, of Pleasant Corn
er, gave us a pleasant call on Wednesday.
-Miss Jennie Huehes. was vis tine her
parents at aiaucn inunic, on Monday.
Ut. A M. Klstlcr. of East Penn. was
In town iFednetday.
George Brlnkman. of Peely. Pa.. Is
home on a visit.
Weather Correspondence.
Owing to the crowded condition of the
Insane department of the Middle Coal
Field Poor House, fifteen ot the Inmates
were removed to me Slate insane Asylum
at Danville. Tbe L. V. R. R. Co.. fur
nished a special car for their transporta
tion.
And now the Presbyterian Deonle In
tend to build an addition to tbelr church.
JPlth tbe cbucbea that Weatberlv row has
and those that will be added this summer,
Weatherlyltes can say, "Surely this is the
nouse oi uaytd and the gateway to Heaven.'
The cat shons at this nlica are crowd
ed with work although they are going with
a full force ot men. Hereafter, we undei
stand, all cars are to berepilred here while
tbe new work will be done at Packerton,
A Mr. St. John of Cincinnati. Ohio. Is
exhibiting a vanelv of birds and animals
in Miller s Hall. Tbe collection Is worthv
me cost oi au mission to any one who is
any way interested in natural history.
Mr. J, G. Miller our enternrlslne raer,
chant Is at present reoalntlnir ha Horn
building. Quite a number of new buildings
will be put up this summer. Tbe Episco
pal iuurcu win aoous Be unasrrooi.
r-K Folander suDnosed to have commit
ted a muraer near rollsvllle was arrested
Tuesday at Penn Haven Junction while ou
his way to liuuilo, and taken back
to
Schuylkill county for a hearing.
Tbe borough authorities are opening
me new streets preparatory ior me new
station which will soon be built for tbe
accommodation of our traveling public.
Our public schools will close the latter
pan oi mis month lor a three months va
cation.
Spabtam,
Cbsap Pants.
Buy men's and boy's pants at Sondhelm1
One Price Star Clcthlng Hall, Mauch
Chunk, Boy's pants 96 cents up to tl&O
men's pants from 76 cents to $600. Yon
will get onibu&4x4 seats warth ot goods
OUR STROLLER AT WEISSPORT.
Town Gossip as it Is Toll to Our Special Bo
porter, A very pleasant wedding came off a
the residence of Ephrlam Romlg on Satur
day. The contracting parties were his
daughter, Jilss Anule, and Isaac Bartholo
mew, ot Scrnnton, Miss Lucy Romlg, tho
bride's sister, and Charles Whitehead,
acted In the capacity of bridesmaid and
groomsman. A large number of guests
were present and the gifts were numerous,
costly and useful. The wedding supper
was a feast fit for the Kings and was
heartily enjoyed. The young couple start
out on life's tcmptatous sea with fair pros
pects and the best wishes of a host of frlonds.
The Stroller offers congratulations.
We have a base hall club, and It's a
dandy too. Tbe following gentlemen con
stitute tho knockers, so Mac says: Boyle,
McConnell, Goth, Wassuem, Cunningham,
Arner, Roth, McDanlel and Reed. They
have Issued a challenge to play Ifeatherly
at Lehlghton on next Tuesday.
Oscar Chrlstman has mado n big
change In tho general appearauce of bis
popular livery stable. He Is doing a num
ber one business, too, since he has taken
charge of the same. If jou need a fancy
turnout glvo him a call.
The young wife of Mr. Shaffer who
was seriously burned some weeks ago by
her clothing accidentally Igniting, was
taken to her home a few miles below
Pbillpsburg, N.. J., on Monday.
A certain ittllow dipped himself, atl ot
a sudden as it were, into tho Big Creek
one nlgbt recently. Comment unnecessary,
only don't do It some morn.
A delegation of Washington Camp P.
O. S. of A., were at Millport ono night
this week conferring a degree on the mem
bers in me camp at mat place.
A special sermon to Bertoletto Post
G. A. R., on Sunday evening a week In
tho Evangelical church. Rev. Brown will
discourse.
There was a strike at Snyder's planing
mill on Saturday. Six or seven men went
out; their places have been filled by new
men.
Kiss Sallle Hevdt. of Ashley. Pa.,
spent several days recently with Aflss Mary
Liftuiy, on boutu iiridge street.
Miss Hannah Cole, of Bath, was the
guest or her sister, Mrs. Uriah Fatzinger,
oyer sunuay.
George Lasrry and family, of Mauch
Chunk, were In town seeing friends on
Saturday.
Our citizens turned out exceedingly
well to see Faughpaugh at Allentown on
Monday.
Chas. Roth and family, were at Ham
burg, yislllng relatives and friends oyer
Sunday.
Mrs. JJollo Meredith was ylsltlng
menus at Maiden i;reeK, ra., mis wcck.
Rev. S. B. Brown and wife, were visit
ing Reading friends this week.
Austen Boyer circulated In Allentown,
one uay iuis wees.
Barber Herman, will move his family,
to town soon.
Robert Grayer was down couutry on
Sunday.
List of Jurors
Drawn to serve at the June term of
Carbon county court commencing on tbe
18th proximo.
qrasd junons.
Acker, William, carpenter, Weathorly
Anthony, Robert, farmer, Franklin
Prutzman, Zacharlas, laborer, Kidder, N.
Brelthanpt, John, laborer, Kidder North
Berlin, Henry, blacksmith, Franklin
Bover, Edward, farmer, L. Towamenslne
Deal, George, carpenter, Lehlghton
Farley. James, blacksmith, E. Mauch Ck.
Fath, Thomas, laborer, Lehlghton
Grill, Nicholas, gent'n, L. Towamenslng
Hunstcker. Joscnb, farmer, Franklin
King, Peter, engineer, Lansford
Keller, Patrick, laborer Beaver Jfeadow
Lyons, Samuel, Jr. laborer. Summit Hill
Lewis, Edward, miner, Audenrled
Lovid. William, farmer. L. Towamenslne
Mulbearn, J. Jr., laborer, Beaver Meadow
O'Donnell, Frank, laborer, Summit Hill
neis, r. J., merchant, weaver Meadow
nA.nt rv.niAl v.., -nM
iwiuiki uauici, laiwn, jt cuu
Staudt, Matthias, watcnmakei .Summit Hill
Scboenfeldt, Fred, teamster, M. 0. 2nd W.
Thompson, Wra, saloonkeeper.M. 0. 2nd W.
Williams, jonn, it. engineer, bausrord
pktit JUBona.
Albertson, Frank, laborer, KIdder.'Nortb
Bube, Adam, H. laborer, IKeatberly
Belford, Cbas. Jr. laborer, Parryvllle
uower, m. ii cleric, Ji. Maucn Uhunk
Bretney, Clinton, shoemaker, Lehlghton
Beck, Daniel, laborer, Mahoning
Boyle, John J., laborer, Audenrled
Cortrlght, W. A., dentist, M. C, 1st W.
Chiistman, Jacob, laborer, Kidder South
Campbell. John, carinscector,M.(7., 2nd W.
Clauss, T. D., tailor, Leblghton
Dorwood, Francis, carpenter, Franklin
Ebert, Reuben, farmer, East Penn
Gill, Joslah, tanner, Mahoning
Helnbacb, Joseph, carpenter, Kidder N.
uagenoaucn, bimon, laborer, racker
Hoffman, Ira, engineer, Summit Hill
Harlan, Joslah, farmer, Penn Forest
Hannbn, Michael, miner. Summit Hill
Jenkins John E. miner, Nesquehonlng
Koch, Milton, laborer, Lehlghton
Kreidenwelss, John, laborer, Lehlghton
Krowes, Robert, carpenter, Lansford
Knewbley, John, conductor, M. v., 2nd W.
Kline, Wm. brakeman, E. 3auch Chunk
Klotz, Joslab, carpenter, L. Towamenslng
Lentz, Charles, farmer, Mahonlnz
.McLaughlin, Joseph, plastercr.Sumtnlt Hill
Mcuiniey,uernard,uraKcman,M. (,'., 1st IK.
MarKie, uuaries, lauorcr, farryvlllo
Maura. August, shoemaker, M. C. 2nd W.
McGorry, John, cigar makcr.Nesquebonlng
MciNarnara, tiios., miner, ueaver Meadow
Obcrt, John, clerk, Lehlghton
O'Donnell, John, teamster, Summit Hill
Ittluy. Edward, supervisor. Nesquehonine
Rlckert, Henry, tinsmith. Summit Hill
uyan, Mlcnael, laborer, l.ansrord
Rlnker, Robert, timekeeper. Parryvllle
Sharp, Condy, miner, Summit Hill
Scbueble, Charles, gentleman, M. C.,lst W.
seiaie, u.ii. mercnant, Mahoning
Seiber, August, tailor, Weatherly
Tbelder, Henry, farmer, Kidder North
Tweedle, Wm. u. miner, ileyer Meadow
Williams, Ueoree, shoemaker, M. C 1st W.
lKlnterstien,uarry,A., laoorer.l'enn Forest
iroodbrldge, luke, machinist, Lausrord
TBAyERSE JUKOBS.
Anthony. Simon, laborer, Lebleh
Brlnkman, Henry, stone cutter. Leblghton
uresiin, uavid, miner, ueavtr Meadow
Butler, James, miner, Nesquehonlng
Carr, Thomas, carpenter, Beaver Meadow
Carlton, Henry, laborer, Lehlghton
Campbell, Patrick, miner, Summit Hill
Uoyle, t'hlllp, brauenian, M. u., 1st. W.
Collins. James, miner. Nesquchonlcc
Dutot, Thomas, gentleman, M. C, 1st W.
DIeckman, John, merchant, East MC
Dean, John, fireman, Mauch Chunk 2nd W.
Edwards. John if. miner, summit Hill
Eberlr, Charles, laborer, M. C, 1st If.
ienner, josian, it., laoorer, IKeatberly
Gerra, Patrick, Inn-keeper, Packer
ileoerung, J as., merchant, Mauch (JbunK
Hughes, George, miner, Nesquehonlng
Htller. G. B.. conductor. E Mauch Chunk
Issenian, Joseph, car Inspector, Leblghton
Johnson, Henry Jr., miner, summit mil
Kennedy, Mhos. J., carpenter, summit mil
Krum, i'eter, farmer, franklin
Laury, George, agent. Franklin
i.enti, joel, farmer, Franklin
Musselman, Reuben, carpenter, Welssport
Mertz, Granville, laborer. Packerton
North, Frank, miner, Beaver Meadow
Nunemacner, Jos., plasterer, M'h Chunk
Price, David, butcher. Summit Hill
needing, lienj., shoemaker, Audenrled.
Riley, C saloon keeper, Nesquebonlne
Schwalm, C, blacksmith, Beaver .Meadow
scblnkey, Wensel, blacksmith, Leblghton
Senstnger, E. R., shoemaker, M'h Chunk
Sweeney, Hugh, brakeman, E M Chunk
Sharp, Charles, miner, Lansford
Travaskls, John, gent., Beaver Jfeadow
Tyson, trrank, laborer, Weatherly
Watklns, T. A., miner, Nesquehonlng
Just received lrora Boston,
an immense stocic oi tne genu
ine Knight ot Labor Shoes,
which we are selling at $2.50
and $3. Warranted solid calf
leather. Clauss & Bro., the
Tailors, sole agents for Carbon
county. Our stock of hand
made shoes cannot be beat by
FOR KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Items of Industrial Importance Qlo&tel for
the Muses,
A New York city tenant made a verbal
agreement lth his landlord that ho should
have tho house for another year. Afterward
the house was sold, and the now landlord
brought suit to compel the tenant to - leave.
Tho Jury was composed of twelve landlords
worth over $30,000 each, and they decided
In favor of the tenant,
6hn Evans, of Summit Hill, has two
forces of six men each working day and
night sinking a slope back of the Catholic
church near Beaver Meadow mines. Tho
slope Is now 100 feet deep. There is a good
vein of coal at that point. As soon as the
slope is finished a breaker will be built and
houses erected.
Tho Whcellne fW.Va.) Caniflnters'
Union has decided that members who hall
work at outside jobs after the conclusion of.
their nine-honr day shall be fined $6 for the
first offense, $10 for the second and shall he
expelled ntney shall disobey me third time.
For the week ending May 12. there
were shipped over the L. & S. division of
the C. R. It., of N. J.. 121. 209 tons of coal.
a total for the year to that date of 1,700,123
tons, an icrease or 00,400 as compared
with same date last year.
Trade is picking up lu all section') of
the country; wages are lair to middling and
future prospects are very encouraging.
Near home we see a general revival of the
entire business interest that is very en
cou raging.
'The Detroit Frek Press has estimated
the number of men employed at iron mln-
inrin ine x.aao superior uum m iov,vuv,
wacrcs were reduced irom oto lu per cent
on February 1, Miners get $1.65 a day.
The foundation for the new breaker at
No. 2 Drifton is nearly completed. Tbe
breaker will be built of iron. It will take
over a year to complete It,
The Packerton car shops have on imud
a suUiciency of orders to keep that institut
ion in good running order during the com
ing year.
Freelands soap factory has bevu in
operation since last Monday.
The Lehigh Valley shops at llnzletnn
is said to be full of orders.
-A new coal breaker at Buck Mountain
is nearing completion.
Tho several brick yards In this locality
are rushed with orders.
Meyers' stone quarry, at Packerton, is
doing a big business.
-Business is brisk at Miller's plaining
mill, Weissport.
Mahoning Items.
Charles ifertz moved to Normal Square
on Tuesday.
Washington Maurer, of Summit Hill,
moved on his farm, Tuesday.
The other day! William Sitter's Ice
house and blacksmith shop were destroyed
by fire.
Moses G. Frantz, who spent the win
ter at Mansfield, Ohio, returned homo last
week.
Mrs. John Nothsteln was to Philadel
phia last week to replenish her stock of
millinery goods.
A mock trial Is to come oft lu the Nor
mal Square School house this (Saturday)
evening. All are Invited.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
will be administered in tho Evangelical
church on Sunday afternoon.
A sneclal meetlne of our school board
will be held in the Pleasant Corner school
house on Saturday evening.
On Sunday morning. May 27th, a dele
gation of the G. A. It., of Lehlghton. will
decorate the graves of the soldiers burled
In St. John's cemetery. Tbe New Mahon
ing and Normal Square Sunday Schools and
Washington Camp. P. O. S. of A., of Weal
Penn, headed by the New Mahoning Cor
net Band, will also participate In the exer
cises. DASH.
Programme for Decoration Day Ceremonies.
Tbe following is the programme amused
by the Committee for the observance ot
Decoration day In Lehlghton and Weiss
port: ORDEB OF PARADE.
The line will form at one o'clock, aharn. on
Bank street, right resting on Iron street, In
'V
be
lollowlne order :
uniei Marsnau ana Assistant uarsnau.
U. A. It. Drum corps,
Flrlntr Bnuad.
John D. Dertolette, Tost 481, O. A. It.,
Soldiers and Bailors not members.
Carbon Castle, III, K. O. E.,
Unaden Iluetten 1xlge, ess, I. O. O. I-.,
Lehlghton Cornet Hand,
Lehigh Council, 101, Jr., O. U. A. M
Lehigh Hook and Ladder Co.,
Welsport Band,
Washington Camp, 122, P. 0. B. A., WUi
port. Franklin Lodge, 2087, K. of II., Welssport,
Washington Camp,- ut, r. 0. 8. A. Parry,
vlll.
Bowraanstown Band,
Washington Camp, 2S, r. O. S. A., Bow.
manstown,
Speakers and disabled Comrades, soldiers
and sailors in Carriages,
Mounted Aids,
Oreanlzatlons and Citizens in 'busses Or cnr.
rlages will pleasa take the left ot the line.
IiOUTEOF PABADE.
Ud Bank street to Ochre, out Ochre to
Second down Second to Iron, out Irou to
Third, down Third to Elm, out Elm to thu
Cemetery.
AT TUB CEMETERY.
The scholars of the several Sabbath Schools
will form In ODen order outside of the inites of
the cemetery and hand flowers to the Decora ting
Committee of the O. A. K., Singing Memorial
llymus to the tune or "uia Hundred.
Biurle Recall.
rrayer by ltev. J. 11. Kuder,
Selections by Philharmonic Society,'
scuuns u
Oration
a by ltev. Wm. Malor.
Selections byThllharmoulc Society,
Remarks by Rev. A. S. Kline,
ucurumiuu.
rarA collection will be taken at the eates to
defray expenses.
The parade win reform in me order as be
fore and proceed to Welssport. Route
down Elm to Bank, down Bank to Bank-
way, down iiankwav to welssport. to Lu
theran Church, where the several Sunday
Schools will form In Open Order and dis
tribute nowers to Decorating committee.
MEMORIAL SERVICES IN PUBLIC SQUAnB.
Prayer bv Eev. Charles Burns.
intone oy tne Sunday schools.
Addressly Kev. s. 13. Bronn.
Oration by Prof. T. A. snyder.
Auuress uy nev. iaas. uurns.
Benediction.
When tbe column will reform and return
to Leblghton and the parade.be dismissed.
The committee Kindly ask the citizens
to participate In the exercises ot tbe day.
The several oreanlzatlons are also Invited
to proceed with tbe Post to Parryvllle on
tbe morning of Decoration day. Those
deslrlnc to do so will please report at tbe
Post Headquarters (ltebers Hall) at 6:30
a. ni., sharp, In order to make tbe 7:17
train. Tbe exercises will be short and the
parade will return to town at 9:30, a. m.
Wm. C. McConuiCK, Chairman,
Joun Bousr, Secretary ot Committee.
O.&. R. Inspection.
The Comrades of John D. Bertolette
Post. 484. O. A. R.. are hereby uotlQed to
attend the Annual Inspection, la full uni
form, on Thursday eyenlng, May 24th Inst.,
at eight o'clock. Every member Is expect
ed to be present uy order,
H. V. Mobthimkb, Sr.,
fost commander
Attest: Alfbed WmrriNouAM,
Adjutant.
1S00 to Select From.
Buy your boy'a aults at Sondbeim's One
rrico star ciotnmg uau, ftiaucn uuunic.
1600 to select from: prices for 81.25 13
910. Vou will positively saye $1 to $2 on
eacn suit, can ana ne convincea.
WallFavsr. WallPapsr,
at 6c. 6c. 7c. 8c.. 10c.
Uoid Papers at 10c. 12c. 16c.. 20c. 26c..
mk. to ouc. rs. r, l.uckknbach.
01 Broadway, Mauch Chunk.
Hopevllle, Luierne county, Is to have
a new Catholic church.
Don't foreet tbe place. Eemerer Jt
Swartx, near Carriage Works, for bargains
in furniture, carpels ana baby coaches.
A number bt Leblsbtonians took In
the great Fcrepaugu show at Allentown on
jMonaay.
Large sales testify to the fact that
Kemerer A Swartz does fair desllnis.
Full line of Inxratn and Brusseja. car
pets at V. Schwartt. on Bank street ' tf
A (1x9 Dougherday Model Press for a1
cheap. Apply at tbl otHce.
Oo to Val Schwarts's for all kinds. oi
fnmlfnra PHmi itra fw .
Acknowledgements.
Tho following subscriptions for tbe Cam
bow Advocate have boeri received since
last report:
raul Kresge, Towamenslng t l ou
Thomas Mantr, Lehlfthton 1 00
Wm. Kberts, Kreeland, ra i ou
Ed Chrlstman, Lehlghton 1 oo
Sol. Freeby, Katt Penn.. 1 oo
Oscar Watcrbor, Tackerton I 00
Menry Dauter, Beaver Run 1 no
S. O. Ilalllet, Mahoning W
Kllllan Iloffaeker, Towamenslng l oo
James Wert. Philadelphia l eo
Al. Carnppell, Lehlghton 2 oo
Vf; J'.M.'cl"lerL&iinncPoits. Minn.... 2 oo
Alfred Kibbler, Townmonsing S 00
lAL1" Trainer, Txjhljthton l CO
Kd Smith. Lehlghton i oo
W. J. Klstler, Mabonlng 2 oo
K. M. Albright. Allentown 100
W.l'.Illcry.Wcls.ipoit I oo
A. O. Swartz, Lehlchton.... 1 00
Charles Roth, Welssporl so
Ed. Uans, West Penn loo
George Brlnkmin, Lehlghtnn co
Charles Howell, Mauch Chunk 1 oo
KllllaiiStehlim;, Lehlghtnn 1 00
I. Nothstem, Saudy Kun, l'a 3 co
The Water Cemtaltte will Eepert.
The committee appointed some time ago
to procure estlmatRS or. a water tiunntv for
Lehlghton boruogh will be ready to report
uu tnesnay evening next, at b o'clock in
Gable's Hall. All citizens interested are
requested to be present.
A. J. Durmno, Chairman.
Sliver watches. t5 and unward at E.
H. Hohl's, Mauch Chunk. Tremendous
assortment to select from.
The Slatlngton JVetes of Wednesday
sav: "Yesterday Mr. Reuben C. Rueli.
who for the past nineteen years has been a
very nigniy respected ana esteemed rest
dent of this boronsli. movd with bis fum.
Ily to Lehlghton, where he has purchased
uio oanery on nank street, formerly kept
uj August Kurtz, winch business bo pro
poses following In tho future. Mr. Ruch
oy nis manly bearing and Integrity wou a
host of friends, who while being loath to
sen him depart, wish him abundant success
in nis new home.
Buy your Indigo Bluo Grand Army
suits at Sondheim's One Price Star Cloth
ing Hall, Mauch Chunk. You will get
full value for your money. Trice's, $8, $10
ami ii per suit.
The attention of the people of Summit
Hill. Lansford and vicinity is directed to
the fact that George F. Huntzinger, of the
popular Switchback Restaurant, is author
ized oy us to receive subscriptions and
moneys for the Caiwon Advocate.
The finest assortment of clocks eyer
uispiavrn in mis section of tho State, can
be seen at Hohl's jewelay storo, Afauch
Chunk.
Tramps are becoming a great nuisance
in some towns.
Get measuered for an Indigo blue
Grand Army suit at Sondbeim's One Price
Star Clothing Hall, Afauch Chunk. Prices
range from $12 to $20.
FIELDS Fit ABE. n the 12 day of May by the
ltev. 8. B. Brown, nt the RvAnenllcm nnnnn.
age at Welssport, William n. Field of Parry-
BARTUOLOMKW-ROlUO.-On the 12th day of
May, at the house jol Ephratm Romlg, the
mewof Scran ton and Annie Roraig of Welcs-
port,
ort.
KNian-CItOSSLKY.-On the I3th dav of
UK
May, at the Evangelical parsonage at Welss
port, oy ma same, cowin iienniKh of w
port, Lizzie Crossley of East Mauch Chunk.
Seller's Gorner.
I have lately added to my stock
the celebrated
Blue DiaiHu Roofing: Slate!
and also other brands. And
Flastering.Building Lime
and Builder's Sands.
A Variety Cellar Grates.
.f 'have the usual stock of
Comont, Pewter Sand,
Plaster-Paris, Blue
and White Land Plaster,
Phosphates, Coal,
11 aid ware, Oil, &c.
I have the most complete line
of Farming Implements, Tools,
and Repairs for the same.
Garden anl FieW Seeds.
I am sole agent for The Allen
town or Breining s Ready Mixed
Riints. ilfy prices are popular
and my goods desirable. Your
orders are solictcd.
SAMUEL SEILER,
Next door to Advocate office,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pennu.
Horse for Sale
A Good Strone Horse, about 11 Tears
old, a sdendld worker; will be sold cheap
for cash. Apply to F. Wif. IOHN,
Jayl2-4t Lehlghton, l'a.
A MODEL PRESS
Will do all your
own Frlntmc or
am moneyprint
trurfor other.
Your bor can
run It Outfits,
tio, $20, r, or mora,
according to slie-ooo
u gooa u anomer,
la use all over the
world.
Full Information In
a book called How
to Print. Free with
samples of Model;
preai worr, upon p-i
plication, jkaarzu .
THE MODEL PRESS
COMPANY, Um'd,
2 Area Etritt, PUiatotMt.:
See what Is said about
The Model Press.
My Model Press netted me In three mouth over
(300.00 I never had Instructions In printing be
tire, yet I set up and printed 10,000 deposit tickets
on ray Model Press tho day alter I received It.-l
have made more than double what my Model
Press cost me the first tno months. -Have done
about SW0.0O north ot work on my Xo, I Model
Press, It beats all. Alter three years' use I
find my Model Press as good as Dew. Hie
Model Press Is well built and ought to last hall
a century.
The Model Press
Is fully equal to the largest and costliest ma
chines tor fine Card and OHNEKAL I1USINESS
rjrlntlne. Anv smart bov can turn out hundred
oi dollars worth ot work every year, even with
one ot the smaller sizes. Address.
The Model Press Co., Ltd.,
018 Arch Street,
mayl2-jl Philadelphia, Pa.
Auditor's Nottoe.
In Re. Kstate of Ab-1 In the Orphan's Court of
raham Moycr.dee'd. y Carbon County. April
I Term,lSM.
The undei signed Auditor, appointed by the
Orphan's Court ot Sarbon County, to make dis
tribution ot the money In the hands of the
Kxecutor In tho above stated matter, will meet
all parties Interested, for the purposes ot bis ap
pomtmen at o'clock a. m., on TUKlUllY,
MAY 29tb. lMa, at tbeotdce o( Messrs. FKBY.
MAN & KKIPEK. Attorneys at Law, on Broad
way, In the Borough ot Mauch ttbunk, Carboa
Count, Pa., whtr aU parties. Interested may
attend to sresfol and prqye' their rtalratorbe
torrrer dArrtd $ocarmoft:n4nsid fund.
New Advertisement.
Home Evidence
No other preparation has won success at
home equal to Hood's Sarsaparllla. In
Lowell, Mass., where It Is made, It Is now,
as It has been for years, the leading medicine
tor purifying tho blood, and toning and
strengthening the system. This " good name
at borne" Is "a tower of strength abroad."
It would require a volumo
to print all Lowell people
have said In favor ot Hood's
Sarsaparllla. Mr. Albert
Bstes, living at 23 East lino
Street, Lowell, for IS years
Pooplo
of
Lowol I
employed as boss carpenter by J. W. Dennett,
president ot tho Erie Telephone- Company,
had a large running sera como on bis leg,
which troubled him a year, when be began to
take Hood's Sarsaparllla. Tho sore soon grew
leas In size, and In a short time disappeared.
Jos. Dunphy , 214 Cen
tral Street, Lowell, had Praise
swellings and lumps
on his face and neck,
Hood's
which Hood's Barsapa- 8ar8aparlla
rtlla completely cured. r
Mrs. a W. Marriott, wife ot the First As
sistant Fire Engineer of Lowell, says that
tor IS years she was troubled with stomach
disorder and sick headache, which nothing
relieved. Tho attacks came on every fort
night, when sho was obliged to take her bed,
and was unable to endure any noise. She
took Hood's Sarsaparllla, and alter a time
tho attacks ceased entirely.
Many more might be given bad we room.
On tho recommendation ot people ot Lowell,
who know us, we ask yqu to try
Hood's Sarsaparllla
BoldbjralldnigtrUU. g1ilxtor&9, Frepuedonlr
byO.L HOOD CO., Apothetarlei, Lowell, Mui.
IOO Dosea Ono Dollar
Over Canal Brfte E. Weissport.
Joseph F. Rex
UNDERTAKER
AND DKAI.RR IN
FUJINITURE,
PARLOR SUITES,
BED ROOM SUITES,
&e.. &c.
l'rlces the very lowest. Quality ot
goods the best.
naimHt-unn gimnimeru
every particular.
Caskets, Coffins and Shrouds,
Wo have a full line whleli wo will fnrtitih at
the lowest possible prloes.
Flour, Feed, &c,
Of the choicest quality at very reasonable prices.
Call and be commceu.
JOSEPH F. REX,
Aprl-ly KAST WKISSroitT.
Hit. 11. U. SCOTT. Dn II. It. MtlNOHL.
Drs. Scott 8c Reinohl,
Graduates ot Phlla. Dental College.
DENTISTRY !
IN ALL ITS nitANOHEK.
Perservalion of Ihc Teeth a Specialty.
OFFICE IIOUUS ! From 8 a. m. to lip. m.
OAS UAVL, Market Square, Mauch Chunk.
BHANCH OFFICE:
EAST - MAUCH - CHUNK,
Two Doors North of 1'oit-Omce.
OFFICE HOUIiS : 7 to 0 a. in. and R to 7 p. m.
April 2Wm
GUARANTEE.
We guarantee the SWITCH-BACK
BAKING POWDER to be absolutely
free from all injurious substance, and
to contain only the most wholesome
ingredients.
Ash your Qrccer fcr it Soli only In Cans.
UAKUFACTUSFD IT
Switch-Back Baking Powder Co.,
SU7"S7UtIT
April 28, t88S-ty-e
HILL. PH.
Tbe undeislcned announces to the
citizens of Leblghton and tbe surrounding
country that ho has opened a shop for the
Repair of
Machinery !
Such us Agricultural Implements, Hharpon
Ing Lawn Mowers, Urindluc Planer Knives,
Paper Cutter Knives, Scissors, &c.t Steam Pit
ting and Pump Work, and manufacturing Ornln
Pans. Farm Rollers, Root Cutters, ic.
All work guaranteed at the lowest prices.
W. G. MITCHELL
In Rear of Gabel's hardware
Store.
LEHIGHTON, Penna.
April 28. ly
LANCELL'S
ASTHMA
AND
CATARRH
REMEDY.
Having struggled 20 yrars between life and
ucmu vuui AiTiiiiA or i-jitiiisii, ireuicu u.
cmineni ynyaicians, una receiving no utricui
was compelled during the last scis of my HI
ii.
neas to sit on ray cimir any anu nigm
for breath. Mv suffcrlnirs were bevoiid i
gasping
uescrlp-
tlon. In despair 1 exwrl minted on myself by
compounding roots and herbs and Inlmllnc the
medicine thusobtalned. I fortunately discovered
tniS iVONOERFUL UuRS FOR ASTHMA AKD Ul-
TAItnii, warranted to relieve tbe most stubborn
ease of Asthma In Pi vb Minutkb, to that the
patient can He down to rest and sleep comfort
ahly. Please read the following condensed ex
tracts Irom unsolicited testimonials, all ot re
cent dutet
Oliver V. It. Holmes, Han Jose, Cal writes
"I find tbe remedy all nd even more than rep
resented. 1 receive Instantaneous relief,"
U. M. Carson, A. M., Warren, Kan., writes.
"Was treated by emlneutpbyslclansof this coun ,
try and Germany t tried the climate of different
lUWM uuiuuig nuurueu react ine vuurprcpura.
uon-
U B. Phelps, P. M., Orlggs, Ohio, writes i "Huf
ered with Asthma 40 years, Your medicine In
minutes docs more for me than the most emi
nent pnysician am ior me in tnree years.
ft. C. PlluTDton. JolleL III., writes : "Send Ca
tarrh Itemedy at once, cannot get along nun
out It. I Ond It to be one ot tbe wont valuable
mpdlelnfii I have evertrlfed."
We luve many otlier hearty testimonials ot
eurfl or relief, and In order tb&t all aiiflirera from
Asthma, Catarrli, Hay Fever, and kindred ill-
seases mar hare an opportunity ol tfbttnir tee
value oi the Itemedjr we will snd to any address
THIAL rACKAOK FtlEK OF C1IAROK. It
tout druxgut falls to keep It do not permit blm
o sell you soma worthless Imitation by bis rep
luniittorxjustassooa, out seua airecu)
AddrtSJ, JZUIMKfiMAK & CO., Vrops,.
whaleiale Druurliti. Vooiter. wavnc Co.. O.
111.
nie your wn nuu auure.9 lusiuij.
FULL WEIGHT.
! STRlCTLrL PURE.
Machine Shop
D.
urn
Cash, and
10 Pair Single Pants 600.
48 Pair Pants at $1 per Pair.
HI4 bought nnd put on sale
96 Men's Suits. 96.
Price $11.00. Four Patterns. Four.
When we say our shoes are solid, free from paper or pressed!
leather soles or paper counters, they are so. If not so, bring
them back when half worn out and we will give you your
money back.
ADAM HEHBEAM k SON,
DON T MISS
The wonderful bargains at the Millinery Stores of
..MMS. JM VW7JLTOJ9
Lehighton and Weissport,
Finest Goods ! Latest Styles ! and Lowest Prices ! in . -
Hats, Bonnets, Notions, and Dressmaking.
Eirat-class City Milliner always employed. All goods guaranteed
and satisfaction given. apr21 ,
American Satines.
We call especial attention.
Unparalleled exhibit of '
American Satines at 12 l-&c. a Yard. ;
These goods we haye the. exclusive sale for the Yalley, tkey
cannot be found in any other house, unless through purchase pf
us ; they are the groat success of the day. No such color print-'
ing and such perfection of finish have heretofore been reached bv
American makers. The styles are the very latest Paris designs;
It is almost incredible that such goods can be offered at 12 eta.
rer yard. They are certainly not equalled by any goods which
are sold under V5 cents per yard.
Terra Cotta, Mahogany,
lin blue, Bronze, Old
Garnet, Cream,
JL
UUH- iicmiiuuii on cci,
October SO 1887-
CAMBRIDGE ROOFINL GO.
M4HUP.VCTUKE1IS OF
GROWL'S i$3k PATENT
STANDING wWll SEAM.
Steel
Iron tlootin Hiding ami CAiilajr, AttuU wat4 La
eou&tr, bead for cit&lcfu aoa atrspiM.
CASIBRZDQE, OXXX
MR
BO!
KHKNOII SATEEN CUoIco Novelties and Special Colorings. We are sliowlne Trj
' choice and new tilings la French Sateen; all the odd, antique shades and tlnU Of,
silk are reproduced la these exquisite Sateens of the best French manufacture
See our goods before orderlnsfroru samples which often repsesents styles carrle.l
from other seasons. !
WHITE MARSEILLES QUILTS. We are offering eitra values In soft Imported
Maisellles Quilts, In Egyptian and Chinese patterns, at nrlces which we are sur
are away below the prices formerly asked for the same goods. We also have a
complete line ot Crochet Quilts.
HENRIETTA CLOTHS IN NEW COLOIIS.-Beautlful Bnlsh, soft and elegant foi
easv draping, unequalled for the price. In Spring and staple shadas: Navy, Green.
Garnet, Tan, Black, Cream, Brown, Mode.
LADIES CASSIMERE. This new and fashionable fabric Is one of the most, deslrablr
materials for ladles wear this season. Being 48 Inches wide It cuts to good ad
vantage and makes a rich dress at small expense. Call and see them,
Opposite American Hotel,!
Cash Only.
5
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Included in the colorings are
Reseda, Serparit, Gobe
Blue Navy. Brown,
Tea and Gray.
a -uj;.
Miioiiiuwii, rcniiu
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1 i
cc
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roofini
MMC1E.
any dtaler in the oounry.
lex vt.vu
sU box Ut uau ll.oo, lulrtlf