TheCarbo nAdvocate
SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1888.
RKlMtHD AT TUB MIMIOIITON rORT-OFKICB AH
HKC'OVl) ffLAM MAIL M VTTK1U
It is iMroasmLE to iiblikvk that the
authorities of tlio Uratlicriiooil of Loco
mollvo Englceers lmil any knowledge of
tho criminal dynamite plot ligalnst tlio
Durllnfiton Kallrond which sovctal of Its
members aro accused by riukcrlon "de
tectives of liolng cngngfd In. Thero U no
moro conservative labor organization In the
United States than tho llrothorhood. Iu
no other organization are tho officers more
watchful of the conduct of tho members or
moro fully determined to uphold law and
nnlnr (imlpr Tail Iclrcuiustanccs. Tho
Brotherhood has always kept down rad
Icallsm In Us own ranks, and has always
opposed It In every other labor organization
Tl lias refused to aflllate. co operate, or
hold any relations with any other body
that seemed to have any radical tendency,
and has. for ttil reason, stood nloof from
both the Kulchts of Labor and tho Federa
tion of Labor. It has often been boratcd
on this account, but It has pursued an un
flinching course In this respect. If the
half dozen ot Its members changed with
being concerned In tho dynamite conspiracy
are really cullty. It may bo taken for
crantcd that tho Brotherhood, as a body,
Is In no way cognizant of, or responsible
for, their criminal conduct, and will re
iolco In seolne them brought to pnnlsh
ment. Tho representatives Qf the Brother
hood have mado haste to express their
abhorrence of tho alleged conspiracy, and
lo declare that tho Brotherhood will not
defend Its accused members In their trial,
but will leave their caso to take Its course
In tho courts. The friends of tho accused
loudly assert that tho IMnkcrton detectives
"put up a job" on them In order to damage
tho Brotherhood, and, If so it be thore
ought to bo no difficulty In showing the
fact upon tho trail. The Brotherhood has
boon boycotting tho Burlington Railroad
ever since tho failure of the strike three
month ago; but, In doing so, they claim
that they have been careful to keep within
tho lines of legality, to refrain from any
breach of law, and, much moro, to prohibit
oven the slightest act of violence under
any circumstances whatever. In view of
tho record they have made for themselves
during mauy years, duo weight must bo
given to Chief Arthur's declarations
this case. New York Sim.
In this week's issue or nw Journal o
. United Labor will appear a letter ffoni
Qeneral Master H'orkman Powderly
which ho calls attention to a "corner"
coffee and adylses abstention from thobev
crage until this corner Is broken. "Boycott
coffee." ho says. "Do not buy one ounce
of It until this reign of plunder Is at au end
Go to your grocer and tell him not to lu
vest In a pound of It and ask him to watch
for the turn of the tide In Now York. To
do as I suggest will work no Injustice to
the men from whom you buy your grocer les.
Do not buy your coffee, but buy somethln
else In Its stead and when you do invest in
coffee again have the article you invest In
analyzed to see if It has not been tampered
with an adulterated and then traco the
adulteration until yon find It, and you may
be Buro you will trace It to the action taken
in tho Coffeo Exchange of New York.
"Mechanics, laborers, miners, farmers and
Knights of Labor generally, practice a little
Eelf-dcnial for a time, brcakthe corner In
coffee by refusing to buy It. Let us test
tha law and sec if we will be arrested for
boycotting an arlclo made too dear
rougues who boycott the bast interests of
the people.
A "taiuff rots sunrLuu," a okeat
big, monopoly-breeding, trust-protected
tariff, with Its pennies lor worklngmen and
millions for "bosses," will no longer be
taken down at a gulp by worklngmen.
New Jersey Unionist.
And why should It be? Both Itepupll-
cans and Democrats have repeatedly do
clarcd In party platforms for n fair and
judicious revision of tbo present high tariff
laws that raako tho "rich richer and tho
poor poorer," from year to year. Jt'c, you
and tho rest of tho folks of tbo Common'
wealth, dou't want frco trado becauso
aro not prepared for It, but we do want tar
reduction, fair and square, as promised by
both Republican and Democratic parties
from time to time.
Tno mosr womcEiis, who aiie locked
out are not so foolish as lo blame tho tariff
for it, but the blamo is put where It belongs
on the miserable greed and selfishness
tha employers who have not justico enough
to glvo the workmen their fair share of the
benefits. But the day will come when they
will haye to do It. Bccord.
And yet.brother Parker Is foolish enough
to Insist that a fair, square and lutcllfsent
revision of tho present war tariff will be
detrimental to labor. It is so, however,
with nine-tenth of the partisan organs to
daythey would sooner hayo a high pro
tective tariff to benefit corporations than
reduced tariff with benefits for tho over-
--worked and muchly under-paid. Thero It
nothing more superlatively Inconsistent.
Tub ohqaiuzujo or tuu jhox mould
ers employed in tho Lehigh Stove Foundry,
this place, Into an Iron .VoulJcr'g Union a
few evening's since, Is, perhaps, one of the
most sensible moves that could havo been
made by tha employees In that establish
ment. IPbrkcrs lu eycry branch of Indus
try should bo organized to protect their In
terests, both Individually and collectively.
It was for want of organization that the
moulders employed iu the fonndry here,
were from time to tlino compelled to sub
mit to unjust and uncalled for reductions
in the rate of wages paid. Tilth the mould
ers thoroughly organized no such toni-fool-ery
will be put up with. Is this not right
. If not, why not?
Somehow on otheu TOq tvoal Gazette
forgot to remark that iho'foundry and fur
nace works hero, which havo beeu idle for
the past ten days, shut down owing to the
tariff agitation. This would be in full ac
cord with his view of It.
Slclcy knows as much about tariff as a
cow does about baseball.
it is A urrtE nix eablt for the
campaign liar, but he'll get thero Just the
same before this, tlie great season of un
certainty winds Itself up in dead despair or
Buuio uiucr political urug.
OUR PHILADELPHIA LETTER
PniLAUEtmiA PaJune 20,'8S
Another Carbou county Democrat has
been appointed to a good Federal position.
This time It U Jonah J. Marklcy.of Frank
lin township, to a clerkship at $1200 per
annum In the Surveyor's Department of
this city. The position Is an agreeable one
and the salary attached Is more agreeable.
Mr, Markley will find lu Survoyer John
M. Campbell, a most pleasant and gentle
manly sapsrlor, on whose sourtaay aid
good qualities are admirable at all times. 1
tsides this the .Surveyor is a number one
Democrat. It is permissible to say lu tills
councctlon that Jfarkley owes his success
largely to a contest In which he partici
pated in Franklin township some two years
ago. Although beat at that time ho was
not forgot. Wo earnestly and heattlly
compliment our friend upon his appoint
ment.
A cold-blooded inurdor was perpetrated
In this city on. July 6th. Without any
warning whatever a follow by tho natno of
Cole attacked, at his loardint; house, on
Christian street, a young man named JIc
Allstor while asleep, with a hatchet, Ho
first struck him on tho head with tho blunt
end and not being satisfied thus, ho revers
ed It and cut him a few fatal dashes in the
skull. The conscnuouco Is that McAHst-
r died a fovr minutes after tho assault.
This bloody deed was committed .while tho
young man was asleep; no quarrel or any
thing of a quarrelsome nature Is attributed
for the crime. It was pure doylllsh wick
edness. Until within a short llmo ago tho
two men wcro firm friends, Colo has con
fessed lo committing tho crime the after
thing will be the rope and gallows.
If tho patriots of 112 years ago could
have, beeu in Philadelphia on July 4th, '63
and beheld tho results of tho great work
founded upon the cornerstono as primarily
.djusted by them, they would have Indeed
been struck with wonderment. And If
thoy could havo perceived and appreciated
the Manifestation of joy and rejoicing In
dulged In upon the same day in honor of
that great work, they would havo per;
eclved the great wisdom of their acts as
accomplished through terrlblo struggle, so
that the unborn generations could enjoy
the equality of liberty. Did Philadelphia
adequately commemorate these hallowed
privileges? Did It do honor lo the natal
day so full of rcmlusccnccs? Yes It did
It fairly outdid Itself. It was a day given
to vociferation, rejoicing, &c. The prln
clpal features were the military pirade In
tho morning, tba seivlccs wor. at Imle.
pendenco Square, wheie Qen, Jos. Hawley
dcllyercd a very eloquent address. 1
Special to tho Cahbon Advocate.
BROADBRIM'S 11 1 LETTER
Among tho wonderful productions of
nature In tho diamond family Is a class
called "round bort;" or by tho French,
"extream duretle." Until recently It was
supposed to be the hardest substMico In
nature. One specimen belonging to tho
Tiffanys was placed on the polishing wheel
hundred days, with a wheel revolving
2700 times a minute, under a prcssuro of
forty pounds, and it never phased that
diamond; The question then arose anions
scientists here If thero was anything In
naturo harder than that gem; but It was
definitely settled this week by a gentleman
Ih Montreal, named John Keenan, who Is
In Epossesslon of something harder than
Tiffanys' jewel, namely, his cheek. John
it will bo remembered, figured as tho
prliiclpal of tho tioodlo thieves. His
particular branch was tho division of the
swag; and to his credit bo It said that
Keenan neycr got let t. In tho golden days
when these plunderers had possession of
tho city, when franchises were worth a
solid mllllou In cash, John Keenan was a
solid man. Thero wero rare plcklncs about
the Board of Aldermen, and thougli John
as clerk, had a healthy pull there, ho did
not conflno his attentions exclusively to
that department, but nosed about whoro'er
there was anything good to take, from
reu-not stove up. While Hubert O,
Thompson was stULin the Board of Public
Works, and tho contracts for tho now
Aqueduct, to the value of fifty millions,
wero 10 bo given out, John Keenan went
to ono Day, a famous contractor on the
Pacific Railway, and gave him to under
stand that ho had tho authority to grant
those contracts In bis breeches pocket and
he would let Clark lu for an equal division
of the plunder. Clark thought this was
like manna, from tho skies, so ho drew up
an agreement In which ho assigned to John
ono clean half of tho city's stealings
After a tlmo Keenan came to Clark and
told him that his pull was not qulto as
strong as he thought it was, and that
Clark would have to take his chances alon
... : . i. ... ... ....
uu mo umer uiuuers. uiai K . Hid so,
senilis mo contract, on whlcn lio toro up
his agreement with Keenan aud threw It In
the fire; but my bold Keenan .did not tear
up his agreement with Clark however, and
this week this exiled thief and boodlersues
Clark in the Now York Courts, calling on
him for an accounting of his profits, Talk
of adamant, or bort, or extream duretto, It
would not comparo for a moment with this
rascally Mates-prison bird's cheok. This
outlaw who dares not set his foot on tho
soil of tho United States claiming tlio pro
tection of our courts. Cheek I before
which brass molts llko water and adamant
crumbles Into dust.
mui'eui inuecui u was a lively sensa
tion when George Charles Speucer Church
lu, JJuke of Marlborough, stopped Into
Mayor Hewitt's onlce on Friday afternoon
accompanied by a few friends, and his bride
wily Warren Ilammersloy. and requested
Ills Honor to marry them. The brido - Is
worth five millions; and If It wero not for
the fact that Imprisonment for debt Is now
abolished In Her Majosty's dominions, His
urace might now bo a lodger In the Kims'
Bench, White Cross Stroet, or somo other
sponglng-bouss, as many of his betters
have Veen before him. It Is only a short
time ago since Ills Grace appeared at Now-
port, bringing with him as unsayory
reputation m any Englishman who has
favored us with his couipapy for tho past
twontj years. Faw more scandalous lives
are to'ba found in tho British peerage than
that or Ue titled vagabond who on Friday
last, joined fortune wilh one of America'
fairest .daughters. It is safe to say Jf It
were not-for his titles he would hayo boon
kicked out of her bad: door by her servant!
If he had dared lo aspired to her band, and
It Is also ecjially certain that If It had not
beeu for her millions His Grace would
hatdly havo wiped his ducal shoes on her.
It was a, matter of bargain and sale
bom sides. &ho got u tills and ho got
money. This will bs good news to tho
gamblers, horse jockeys aud cent per .cent
money lenders, who can now see their way
to daylight. The Mayor tied tho knot
wftb the air of a veteran, clvlng tha brido
a royal salute, as he declared it was about
the only chance ha might have to kiss
dueheis. I fear me that her ladyship will
find ber position In England uncomfortable,
Wales may possibly grant ber an audience,
but Windsor and St. James aro closed
against her as long as Queen Victoria lives,
The same may bo said of three-fourths of
the respcctablo houses ot England. The
courts, when they granted tha Duko's first
wife her divorce, whom he cruelly beat and
maltreated, gavo her tho privilege of marry
ing Again, which was expressly forbidden
him. Tho elite of society in England, will,
under tit clrcutnstancf j, regard har as
sort of ItU-fcandid wlf. t best, .. dear
pries for Ulgh-ajlrttyi woman to pay,
r f
oven for the titles of the hero of Blenheim-'
Malplaquet. In the elegant seclusion of
Blenheim , however, which a grateful nation
voted to her husband's great ancestor, she
will bo ablo to learn something of the
history of tho Churchill family, from tho
great duko himself to his sister who was
the mistress of King James II. In view of
tho past history of this faithless roue and
brutal wlfo beater it rcquiros no occult
wisdom to draw the horoscopo of tho uu
fortunate woman who has just cast her lot
with his. Slio doscrves no sympathy how
ever,' for sho went Into the dlsrcpntablo
bargain with her eyes opon. That ho will
squander her millions, boat, abuso her and
eventually discard her and drlvo her back
to the United States there Is Uttlo doubt If
the man is true to his nature. Then, when
ruined in fortune, broken In health, crush
ed In spirit, sho returns to die In her native
land, sho will curse tho evil hour when sho
bartered home, family, country, frlcuds,
for less than a mess of pottage. .
Plymouth church has formally received
Us new pastor, Dr. Abbott, but It-will
scarcely be appropriate at his regular In
stallation to read that most admlrablo
scripture lesson, "Behold how good and
pleasant It Is for brcthcrn to dwell together
In unity." Sweet peace has fled from
Plymouth church and It Is now a house
divided against Itself. Mrs. Bccchcr. dis
likes her groat husband's successor and tho
Rev. Mr. Ilalllday, so long Mr. Becchcr's
faithful assistant, has refused him tho
right hand of fellowship. That which only
few weeks ago was like the rumblo of
distant thunder has broken out in clamor
ous rebellion and will not be put down. 1
expect every day to hear of a largo and In
fluential secession, and perhaps the setting
up of a new Plymouth church.
Perhaps Dr. Tarker, In tho safo seclusion
of lils London Temple, may now congratu
late himself on the peril ho oscaped. Verily,
verily, I say unto you, many are called but
few aro chosen.
Tho other day, Fred May, who Is ono of
ourgoldcn youth, got drunk aud amused
himself by Insulting ladies In tho .street.
A policeman tiled to arrest him and lie did
his best to shoot tho policeman, hut One of
tlio Finest was too much for him, ho
knocked tho pistol out cf his hand with his
club and then ho proceeded to ornament
his mug after a manner only known to tho
ellto of our metropolitan force. Mr. May
is the person who licked Mr. Bennett some
years aco in front of the Union Club House
for a violation of decency In his sister's
parlor on tho New Year's cvo preceding,
This led to a duol in Maryland, when May
missed Bennett and Bennett fired In the
air. Bennett was engaged to Mnj's sister"
atrthe tlmo and the scandal of the transac
Hon becamo so notorious that Bennett lied
to Europe, and he has not often honored
us with his prosenco since. But Fred May,
who was considered quite a handsome man,
becamo after that a lion In society, and nil
tlio girls wished that they had a big brother
like him to staiid.up and do their fighting.
IIrhen sober Fred Mny was not a bad fel
low, but the deuco of It Is that he was not
always sober, and whcn'ho got his skillfull
of whiskey or champagne he was qulto as
likely to insult and abusp his dearest friend
as his bitterest enemy. Besides all this he
was an ugly customer in a squarn stand up
fight, though as lie discovered a week ago
he Is no matclijor a policeman's club. The
policeman knocked him out, aud throwing
him into a passing cart like a sack of salt
lodged him in tho station. Ho slept all
night In a cell on the soft side of a blank,
and next morning with a lot of other
frowzy drunks appeared beforo the sitting
magistrate. For a faslonablo gentleman he
was a sorry looking picture. His linoclolhes
were torn in ribbons, both His eyes were
blacked, on ono side of his face Is a scar
that destroys his beauty and which ho wll
carry to his grave, and his head was cover
ed with cuts Inflicted with the policeman's
club. His trial has not yet come off,but ow
ing to his pull ho may escape the pcullcn
ttary for attempting to kill tho policeman.
He has lain on his bed for two weeks, at-
teneded by the doctor, the son lest man you
ever saw. Moral of all this: Look not up
on tho wino when It is red and don't touch
whlskoy at all; oven if the.Bovernment
takes off the' tax and you can get gooa
Bourbon for scventy-fivo cents a gallon.
May tho angels guard us, for tho church
es are all closed aud tho shepherds are off
for Jerusalem, Bankok and TIppcrary, Is
our weather eyo open, for the deyil goeth
about llko a roaring lion seeking whom he
may devour.
Two murders and thrco suicides maik
our eutranco on tho season of holiday out
ing. Not much golden promise lu that,
still with much of evil thero Is balm In
Glloa'd.
D. O. Mills presented to tho city a mag
nificent building as a training school for
male-nurses. A boon to poor humanity;
far reaching and bcncficlent is this gift
which shall stand as a monument of this
rich banker's bounty when ho himself Is
ashes. Long years ago on the banks of
tho golden Sacramento Broadbrim was tin
neighbor of Mr. Mills for many years. It
was then he laid tho foundation of that
colossal fortuuo which finds the noblest
justification lu Ibis magnificent gift.
Our glorious Independence Day passed
happily without serious accident, and was
on tho wholo one of the most enthusiastic
that we haye had for many years.
BROADBRIM.
B0IIISIDE3.
Ton Fay YourTaiei and Takes Your Choice-
Kevubucan.
Ashland ocal. It sounds well! Har
rison and Morton, and it means victory In
November, It is a ticket that llepublicans
.can rally round and cheer with pride be
cause both candidates are men of ability,
sound records, and blameless Jives, and
under these leaders tho Itcpubllcan party
starts out an aggressive campaign and an
aggressive campaign always means victory
for tbo Republican party.
Philadelphia I'reM. Wo confidently be
lieve that our Democratic friends will make
a hopeless battle In Indiana this year, but
It Is oyldent they intend to make a dosper
ate one. WhUe they assume to regaid it
as a safe Democratic state, they have no
such confidence, as is evidenced by the fact
that It is propored to locato there the moil
skillful organizers In the service of" the
Democratic Natloual Committee. IPlth
the other states couceded as certain to go
Republican, Indiana would put the elector
al vote for Harrison and JUbrton within
four of a majority, 'tt'ithbul discussing
any ot the other states which havo been re
garded as doubtful, It Is seen how impor
tant Indiana Is. That It will go Republi
can this year we do not now doubt.
Democratic.
New York Times. It Is not what the
Domocrats haye done, excopt what has been
done by a President far better, stronger and
braver than bis party, that has sent the
moral weight of tbo country to their side.
It Is what the Republicans haye done to
disgust and repel conscientious and lnde
ptndent voters. It U the fact that the
control o( tu Kepubllcan party orgaolza-
t Ion has fallen into tho hands of men to
whom politics is merely a trade like any
other, and who haye wade It more dlsrepu-1
table than almost anv other. It Is tho I
Stovo Elklnses and Tom Plaits that haye
wrought this revolution. It Is tho prtotor
lan guard putting up tho Euiplro at auc
tion. When a party arrives fit that stale In
which It Is a serious question whother a
man cannot buy Its nomination to tho
Presidency with money paid to tho "lead
ers," and when the "leaders,'1 put out n
platform which Is simply a speculation
upon tho gullibility of th? rotors, Intelli
gent and conscientious voters must feel
that such a parly has - outlived Us useful
ness.
It 1.1 not proposed to entirely relievo Iho
country of this taxation. It must be ex
tensively continued as tho sourco of tho
Government's Incouio; and in a readjust
ment of our tariff tho Interest of American
labor engaged In manufacture should ho
carefully cousldercd, ns well as the preser
vation of our manufacturers. It may he
callod protection, oi by any other .name,
but relief from tho hardships and dangers
of our present tariff laws should bn devised
with especial precaution against imperiling
tho existence of our manufacturing Inter
ests. President Cleveland's Jessage.
Lower TowamensinB Items.
-Tho Pennsylvania Mutual Fire Insur
ance Co., has notified all delinquents lo
pay their assessments and Interest duo on
their premium notes. Tlio officers of said
company aro very careless they also ylolato
tho duties of their ofllco, as they levied
an assessment lo cover tbo loss of tho
Chicago fire and they did not collect tho
Same from all policy holders, and henco
they levied a seC'.nd assessment In 1887 on
all policies that expired In 18SS and com
pelled them to pav what olhnrs refused to
pay.' '
-L. F, Kern, engaged In the manufac
ture of lee creiui to bo sold at wholesa'e
rates.
-Anlhonv Snyder of Stcmloisvlllo died
last week and was burled on .Toliday of
this week In St. John's cemetery.
OUK TABLE.
An OliEficN Valt.kv The Juno milliner of
the Wimt Hiioun magazine li accompanied bj-a
larsocoloied supplement oltlieClicliulcin valley,
one of the sub-viilluyn fit the beniitltnl and laaiout
luamciu'. i nc i neii.-ueni v.uiey n one oi me
lcailliiR fruit ralsnlg sections ot Oregon, and from
a dcscrlMtvc article In the mnirazlno lc .-ltmears
that much eholee fitilt lanil Is for salo thero at
iromsi&.niilps'i.'i.no per acre. Tlio number also
contains an lllustiatcd nrtlclo on Wasliintttxii
county, also a portion of tlio fertile Willamette
valley, w hicli otters cooil cheap homos to thous
ands. Other descriptive, articles, pcetrj, fiction
and a laii;o amount of aluahle Infoimatlon
about the entlro northwest comnlcto the number,
Tur! Wwrr Silour. ts the only pnblh atlon on tho
laenic coast inaKiiis a spcciairy oi iiotcriutiiK
and HluMiatliiL' Iho resources and Industries of
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Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, llritlsh
Columbia or Alaska. A large supplement In
tints or colors, accompanies every number.
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Lehlghton Business Directory.
VAU RCTIWATlTZ, Bank St tho oldest furnl
ture house In town. Kvery ctcscilptlou of
furniture always on hand. I'l lees very luw.
WA. rUTHIt.S, Saloon and ItcsUturant, Bank
. Street. Fresh I-ageralwaysontap. Oys
n season. Drop hi aud seo us. ' navllMy
IpSItANO'S SHAVING SALOON, opposite the
J Auvucatk Ofpick, Is lie.-idiiiarters for
shaving and halrcutttng. Cigars & tobacco sold.
TO FK8. KOIEi:i:it, under tlioT-xchaiigc
W Hotel, Hank Ntieet, for a smooth shave or a
fashionable hair cut. fay- Closed on Sunday's.
ltocder-s Hair tonic, euros Dandruff.
j,jjLIAu! jKWl!I,KU:
D. S. nocir,
jau28-6S on. I'Um.IC SijUAItK.
mllE CAllUON ADVOCATI! OFFICU, Hank
i street, laln aud fancy job printing a specl
ly. Auvocath ouo dollar jier jcar In advance.
T W. HAUDKNIIUBH, Hank street, wholesale
J. dealer In choice brands of whiskies, gin,
brandies, wines, &e. gar l'atronage solicited.
Out Churches.
JlfliTHOUIST EriSCOl'AISouth Hank street,
HL Sunday cervices at 10 a. in., and 7.30 p. m.,
Sunday School 2 p. m. Wm. Ma.ioic, I'aslor.
TKtNITY LUTlinitAN, Iron street, Sunday
services, 10 a. m., (Herman), 7.30 p. m., (Hug.
lish), Sunday school 2 p.m. J. II. Kuiiitii.Pastor.
EKFQKMEl), U'hlgh street, Sunday services
at 10 n. m., (Oernian), 7.3U p. m., (English),
Sunday school 2 p. m.
EVANriELICAL, South street, Sun, lav services
nt 10 a. m., (Herman), 7.un. in., (English).
biindaytehoolap. m. A. H. Kune, I'ustor.
pATHOLIC, comer Noithamptoii and Coal
v sireeia, temccv every ounuay morning and
evening. liny. Hammackk llstor.
raisrmtT of the condition of the
V FIUST NATIONAL HANK OF LEIIK1H.
TON, Isuua.,at the close of business, June aotli,
HESOUItCES.
Loans and Discounts S11S.2RI 7
werurmis necurcn aim unsecured lirt 7S
V, o. iMjiiua luBcvurp eireiiiiilion 71 ono 00
Other stocks, bonds and inoitgajres ... 34,03003
Duo from approved reserve iujeiiis 7,707 si
Duo from other Natloiuil ltaiiks 3 S07 ta
Due from State Bank aud Hankers.... s.uo; 10
Heal ostate, furniture and fixtures 8 OS7 b
Current expenses anil taxes paid a'loo 21
rremiunis nam wan
vlirt na uuu u.l.ci ua.t 113110
Hills of other Hanks CiU CO
Fi actional paper currcucy, nlckelsuul
- ccntsl 10 41
specie..-. 4,ioono
(.ryui icuurr iioies D.332 06
lteUemptlon fund with U. s. Treasurer
(5 per cent, circulation). 3,35 09
ToUl j imli o
. . . . LIABILITIES.
capital stocK paid in 75.000 00
Surplus fi'ud 0,700 00
Undlvldcdproflts 7,355 28
National Hank notes outstandlns CT.M) 00
Dividends unpaid 100 so
Individual deposits subject to cheek: 100,713 00
Certillcd checks ill cn
Cashier's checKS outstaudlng is 77
Due to other Natloual Hanks 10.C15 42
jjud iu nuiie uaoKS nuu uaiiKers V7
Total 275J18 44
3til E Or 1 ZHK AYXYAXIA, I
Couxty or Carbon, f BS
I, W.W. Bowman, Cashier of the abovenamed
Bank, do splemnlyswearthattlieabove statement
19 true ui uie uesi 01 tuy Kiiovvieage auu oeiier.
V. W. Bowman. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworu to before me this Mb day
nf .Tint iRfij, -
HOIIACR HtA'DT, N. V.
OOHRHC-ArrMT:
'Tiiofi. KaHKnsB, 1
A. J. iU'hliso, Directors.
JUP. HOFFOUl), 1
July . M.
To Whom it May Concern.
All persons are hereby loibld medJUne with
live followlnj; ui-tlule oi ltortpnsl Froiiertyi 1
Hay Maie, 1 carriage. 5 suta o Single Harness,
lbleltfh, r Dog Curt, and 1 Saddln, nowlupos'
teuton of How ard ( Inlstiuan. as tho saniear
my property and oalv loaned to him during my
pluuure. Mis, JULU BOYElf,
a uij tin, ec-vta- rrauwuj xvtp. Fa
Over Canal Britc E. Import.
Joseph F, Ilex,
UNDERTAKER
AND DliAI.I'lt IN
FURNITURE,
V Mtl-OR SUIT US,
BET) ROOM SUITES,
&c . Price the vrry titwMt, rjimllly oi
Komi IHO best, HatlafnCllan guaranteed hi
veryiiartlel(ir.
Caslcots, Coffins and Shrouds,
Wo llavo n full Hup which wo nlll furnish at
the lowest posslblo pi tees.
Flour, Feed, &c,
til tlm MmleeSt quality at very reasonable prices.
Call anil be convinced.
JOSEPH F. REX,
Aprl4-iy ' KAST WKISSI'OUT
FULL -7r- WEIGHT.
ft (Girl jfeT
STRICTLY 5- PURL
GUARANTEE.
We guarantee the SWITCH-BACK
BAKING POWDER to be absolutely
free from all Injurious substance, and
to contain only the most wholesome
ingredients. ,
Ask your Orscer for It. Sold only la Cans.
MANUFACTURED IY
Switch-Back Baking Powder Co.,
SUMMIT HILL, PK.
April 28, tsSS-lJMV
Oscar Christman,
. WF.ISSl'OllT, l'A.
Live.ru and Exchanqc Stables,
Kasy riding carrlagoi and safe driving horses.
Best accommodations to np;ciits and travellers.
Stall and telegraph orders promptly attended to.
(live men trial. mav21-ly
MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE
i
ti Tr nr nr 1 1!pd norm Papered?
D9YonYantYoarliik,ii,K.3.tca3",uie,,?
5 1 urmr 1 -aperour
(Celling Decorated?
IF YOU DO BUND FOIt
CI-IA.S. GOTH.
The saino caro and attention given lo tho (iarrel
nx the Parlor. Tho newest Ideas and tho latest
nuveiiies 111 Hanging uecornuve wall rnpers.
Painting, Graining, Glazing,&c,
Competent vvoikinen sent to all parts oftow'n
and county. Kallsfaetlon guaranteed. Prices
as low jis me lowest. Menu postal and we will
call at tho house.
)iT1(;p In Oil. HOIIN'S Iru SUro, llauk Street,
Catarrh ely's
CREAM BALM.
C lu a 11 s on the
Nnsnl I'ass.tjrf ,
Allays I'dln .-.nil
1 11 II 11 111111 ntiiiu,
llciils (lie .Sores,
It s I (i r on the
Senses of 'fasto
ntul Smell.
DM
HAY-EEVERTRY THE CURE.
A iiartlelc nnnlled Into each nostill ninl'lsarce-
able, l'rlco ft) cents at druggists! try mail, regis
tered, rai cents. F.I.Y llltllS.,GlVurron Street,
Animal Financial Statement.
Receipls and Exuenililnres of LCuiWioii
ScM District, Carta Comity, Pa.,
For fear Mw June 4th, 1880,
itccuirTs.
Cross amount tax duplicate for school
purposes , $ siio S6
For building purposes.. .. ; roc I W
Total $ els.-. 0
Deduct abatement S '.'is do
Deduct exonerations, deficien
cies and errors cn so
Deduct collectors commissions 170 49
3 450 la
Total tax receipts 9 6734 ui
Cash from former treasurer 100 77
Halo ot lots 07s 00
Miaio appropriation 60s 25
From other sources, hall 1 cut, etc CI 00
Totalrecelpts 3 TiSi 93
F.XrENDITUIilM.
raid teachers' salailos. wi 00
l'ald Interest 011 bonds ill!) T11
I'ald on former loan iimo no
raid on fuel contingencies. C12 H7
I'ald on turiilluro&apparatiis 196 23
Paid repairs ft now building, on 2
l'ald salary ot secretary TR oil
l'ald salary of treasurer, etc.. M 01
l'ald miscellaneous cxi-cmas ST 7G
- $ cum in
IManiw In treasury $ 313 10
lirAlTri l.VTION OF MI3i:i.l.ANKOU8
RXWJNSIW.
I'ald the KusiiuehSTina Mutual
l'lro Insurance Company. $ 28 co
l'ald J. I. McCaUey, Hchool
Journal. .r. 7 00
raid II. V. Jlorthhner, adver
tising financial statement. 13 00
Paid II. J. lirctney, auditors
fees , 4 CO
raid W. H. Marcus, repairs
ofspal , sat
raid J. M. Koherts, diplomas 4 SO
Total 3 67 75
WM. 1. UNfl, ITcsldent.
Attest :-F. I'lUltCK LUSTZ. Swretary.
We, the undvrslsaed, auditors or Ihlchton,
Carbon county, having carefully examined the
above-accouuts of the treasurer, And them cor
rect to the best of our knowledge ami belief.
II. J. 'nBTNjtr, )
U J.11AU8MAN, Auditors.
J.JI. Been, I
RESOURCES & LIABILITIES
IlKSOUHOES
Cash In the treasury 9 313 10
UACaiTlES.
Bonded ludchteduess S2I2D0 00
Uablllles In excess of resources sowm do
Liabilities In uxcoss of resources, June
elii, i7 raoso
ItKOAVITULATION OF INDEIVTF.DNF.S3.
Hoods fiutjtandhig at 5 per cent fWVA Go
liondsobtktandluy at 4 pert-cut- two 00
Attest :r rthltOE LENTZ, Bscretiry.
Juno Ww
-
Leopold Meyers
PACKEKTON, Ru,
Losaco of Dolan Stone Quarry,
Is now prepared to supply at short police
All Kinds of BUILDING STONE,
of tho very best quality at prlcos tlio LOW
EST, l'ersons contoniplatlnir building
will positively sayo money by calling on
LEOPOLD MEVBHS, l'ackerlon,
ami learning prlcos. marfJ-05
J. T. NUSRAUM, Lclileliton,
will also furnish prices 011 application.
The Unilcislcned announces In the
citizens of Lcliljihtoii ahd tlio surrounding
country that lie has opened a shop for tlin
Bepair of
9 Machinery!
Such as Agricultural Implements, Sharpen
ing I.1WU Mowers. (Irlndhu- l'laner K'lilvivs
l'aper Cutter Knives, Scissors, &c.:Sleni Fit
ting and Pump Work, and ninmifaoiiirlng drain
f uus, rami jvuners, iioot vuucrs,,c,
All work guaranteed at tho lowest prices.
W. G. MITCHELL
In Rear of Gabel's Hardware
Store.
LEHIGHTON, enna.
AiirilHS. ly
ASTHENIA
AND
HEEV3EDY.
Having struggled 20 years between life and
ueaui wilh Asi-fiAiA or i-iixiiisic, ircaieu nv
ciuiucni pnysicians, ami receiving 110 nciciit, 1
was compelled during t he last Bvears of mv Ill-
lies to sit 011 my chair day and night gasping
for breath. Jly guttering were beyond descrli-
uuii. in ut-siair 1 cpenuicweii on mvseil n
compounding roots and herbs and Inhaling the
medicine thusobtalncd. I fortnnatelvdiscoveicil
this WoNur.nrui. CL'itE von Asi iim a ani C"a
TAmm, warranted to relievo the most stubborn
CaSO OI ASTHMA 111 1- IVK MINlTr.8, SO tll.1t tile
piuieiiL ran no uuvvii 10 rest auu sleep coiniori-
iiiuy. i icaso reau inn lonovung condensed cx
irui-is 110111 iiuMHicncu testimonials, an uire
cent date:
OIIverv.lt. Holmes. San Jose. Cut., writes
"I find tho remedy all and even 11101 e than rep
resented. I reculvo Instantaneous relief."
K, St. Carson, A. II., Wnrrcn, Kan., w riles
"Was treated bycinlnenttihyslelansofthlscoun.
try and Germany: tried the climate of different
um r-. uuiiiuiK iwiuiucu reiici uku vouriirepaia.
Mnn '
L. 11. l'holns. 1 51.. nrlL'L'S.OIiIn.u-Hlos, "Kiif.
cred Willi Asthma 40 years. Your medicine In
iinmuies noes moro ior 111c man mo most cnil
uent lilnsletan did for mo In three sears."
II. 0. l'llnvpton, Jollet, 111., writes: "Mend Ca
tarrh ltemedv nt once. Cannot, ire-i ntnti" wlin.
out It. I linil It to be ono of the most valuable
medicines 1 havo ever tried."
We havo many other hearty testimonials of
cure or relief, and In order that all suHereis from
Astnnia, unarm, nay i-cvor, ami Kindred di
seases may havo an opportunity of .testing the
vatuo 01 ine iteincuy wo win senuinniiv address
llllAI. 1-AUllAlil'. i-i.i.i-. ui ( iiAKiii-;, 11
vour druggist falls to keep It do not penult him
ui$)i uu miiiiu Muuiiiess iiiiuaiiuu ov 111s rep
cscnthislttobotustasgond, lint send directly
in. ,11, ,11111 ii.iiiii, uini .linn ,-9s niuiiiiy.
Address, ,F. KIMMUKMAN & CO., Props,.
Wholesale Druggists. Wooster, AVavno Co.. O.
lifl box uv mall 81.00. lulysiy
PURITENE PRIZES!
Competition Open to All
on the. follow Ing conditions: Tnlntcrcsttheagvd
and also Iho young during Iho leisure hours, day
or evening, wo ofTcr the following prizes for the
"HUNT FOIt VOHIM." For the l.irgest list ot
.words framed by tho letters composing the
iioiiseiiuiu worn
PURITENE
we will glfo Ten Dollars; for Iho next laigeU
aeveu uouars; lor 1110 next largest list i-iiu Dol
lars, and for tlio next three largest lists One Case
of l'uritcno each. All lists must reach me beforo
December 16th, 18S8 and must bo accompanied
with tell trade.lliarSR. cut from li.-iek:l."eoT I'nri.
teno. No word to be admitted which contilns
less man lour letters; uut use 110 other letters
111.111 iiiu.M. uuiiunjsiii luu nuiu
Ask vonr merchants for Hie mwilrr: It sella :it
Ten Cents a iioiind, and :s superior lo Soaplnoor
Ivorlno. or any other snap powder made, (live
It 11 trial. Insist upon vour merchant getting It
.vim uuu 110 miiei .
A. F. SNYDER,
Oeneral Shipping Agent Tor Pennsylvania,
uiiioiimv, eAitnoN co., fa.
Henry Holiv
-AT THIS OAltllON IIOUSU IS NOW-
an AcGommoOatlon '
11KTWFCN THE
Hotels and L. V. Depot.
Parties called for at their Homes by Iavlnc or
ders at any of the hotels.
April 2, 18S7
JIGENTS WANTED!8!
ma To canvass for one of the lamest, old- t
H H estalillshed, IIEST KNOWN NUIiHUea
IKS In tho-country. Most llber.il tonus.
Uncniialled faclllllos. (1KNKVA MiltSHltY.
Hstahlhlied 1810. W. & T. SMITH, U15NHVA,
N. Y. ' aprll-ltcow
aprll-itc
5000 BookAgontsfrnntctltoscll
TDS LIFE AND PUBLIC 8EUVI0ES OT
mm Cleveland
lull J complet from hU I my hood to Mb nomlnatLrn In
t. Louf f, with perianal teminii ma-. e. Intidentt nd met
loit, PfofmW llluttt&tej with t-iel pomaiti tad woo-1
cnzravlnn. Tli book to c ntalnaa nupcrU Porttait and
afdtl and complete LlVB Of Mil 9. CLEVELAND,
together with a rompleta binrraphy f tha ctutjklata
tot tha Vlo-Trealdtaoy, Jt'i I the tntyaulhtn
lie Lft. lon't Ij indutej to get anv other. There will
probably ta unauthnrlruJ LUe, but this la tha right one.
Cend soeeQta In ic. turn pa and be tha first In th fleld,
aad Uiua reap tha golden harveau Writs for fall pirticw
fare nl Fperlal Tarmi tent frea to all, Addrc'i
WINTER ACO.fruU.,6prlnsnetd, Mass.
Dr. II. II. SCOTT,
)n H. 1!. HKINOHL
Drs. Scott & Reinohl,
flraduates ot l'iilln. Dental College.
DENTISTli Y I
IN ALL ITS UltANClIl'S.
Psrseryalion of Uic Teetii ir Socially.
OFl'iOE II0UK3: From 8 a. in. to c n. in.
0.VS HALL, Hatket Square, Manch Ohuni.
nilANOIl OI'FICKi
EAST - MAUOH - CHUNK,
Two poors North of rost-Offlee.
Ol'MOK IlOirjlS: 7 loo a.m. and 0 to 7 p.m.
Arrll3-3m
Stovea,
Tinware,
Heaters and
Ranges,
In Great Variety at
SiUMUBL Graver's
opujar Store, Bank Street.
Roofing and Spouting n special
ty. Stovo repairs famished
on short .notice. Trices
Reasonable ! I
We are positively headquarters for
anything in the way
Boots,, Shoes,
H(ts and Gaps,
Gent's Furnisliing's,
Children's Beady-Made Clothing,
Carpets, IJng's,
Matting-, Matts,
Oil Cloths. Moor and Stair,
Window Shades,
Lace Curtains,
The largest stock. The largest assort
ment. .The lowest prices to he
. found in this region.
We Make Shoes a Specialty.
If yon are having any trouhle in get
ting fitted in shoes, call and see us. We
claim to he ahle to lit everyhody ; we carry
a full line of shoes in all the different styles
and widths, in hand-sewed, Goodyear
welts and machine sewed.
Wo want to call special attention
to onr Patrol Shoe, in bals and con
gress, at $3.50. They aro specially
adapted for. railroaders or men that do
much walking, or in fact, everybody
that appreciates comfort in foot-wear.
Come aud see what we have. So
trouble to show goods. Hespctf y,
Opera House
LEHIGHTON,
NO
NAMES NAMED.
To wliom does tin's apply ?
PERSONAL.
ToJlr. JIr. and Hl 1 You
will not be unduly called itiiou, nor will )ou bo
subpoeiied toappoar or give KVlDENf'i; 1'Olt
Mvwii. l'unlt & Waunellm, llio NEW YOItK
publlslicri, lnuinucli aa action on your part
must bo yoluutory, but should you voIiuiteroou
woufil receive liberal compensation for your
troanle. 1 on need not coiniiiunlr.it! Willi tlirni,
liuwevr,tinlMslniiarchoI a good opiwrtuniU
to stcure a tleilreblo aud prorttabla buIiiux4
agency, or tnsto known of some aultable IKPI-
YIDUAI. a)io is aud whom ou wwdd like to be
friend. Tliny r now advortlslng m (oIIohk
In jour locality ami lu adjuinloi: couatie, olw
In eer atnte and territory In tbe Union, we
want rnlie'le, cuerd'tlc find ambitious' nun and
wtfiaen u uln auuuly the dewaud for our imb-
llcatlons. xlu Held Is a rlcli one, and wliUe the
trade, wlildb U doing liuincusoly, cau-not bglu
to corer it, W SO per rek laay readily be made
by eArntxt work In a personal (Mnv.iM -an oppor
tuulty for profitable mplomcnt not to nibiaed
If sou aro I'IKAXCIAEIjY riNCHKB. or desire
to Increaae yoiur Income any wav, or If u aro
prepaied to devote your whole llmo to tbo work
so as to make tbe meat money, uww la your time.
Write to u atones. Addreim, with aetno par
ticulars, Agerey Dijuuluinnl,
FUNK & HrAGNALLS,
18 and 20 Astor I'lac. NEW YORK.
Tills is exuctly w hat Hiey udverttse, and tluy
will do all they say. That ou nrlte to them nl
onee If )ou want money, and i-mtau or in srwre
for yourselves aa ajeni-y U thi. vctiKimwD
bouse, Is the advice ot A I IULM).
MISTAKE
of
YDER,
Block,
PA.
L. Douglas
$3 Shoe.
roB
GEKTLE1IEN.
The only line $8 Seamless Shoe lo the world
mad tvithout tacks on sxiia, Aa stylish
ami durablo a those costlng$s or SB, and Imrlng
no tai'ks or nails to n ear the stocking or hurt the
leet, makes them as rondortabla and well-fitting
na a band sewed shoe. Hut the best. None
f;enulna unless stamped on koltom " V. U Oouk
as $3 Klioc. warranted."
V. I.. VovaxjLes ti snnE, tha original and
only hand sewed wait Si shoe, which equals custom-made
shoes costing from (9 to (9.
V. L. Polio-las flM SnOE Is unsxcelltd for
heavy wear.
w.l. DouniAH fi 8noE Is worn brail l)riT,
ami la the bust acliool shoo In the orld.
All the above goods are made In Congress,
notion and Lace, and lf uot aold by ;onr dealer,
virile W. I U0UULA8, DBOCKIOV, Maaa.
A. MEHRKAI & SON; Aleuts,,
IiEniUlITOK.": - - PA,- -