The Carbon Advocate
LEniUIlTON. PA.,
SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1889.
KTiniRD at tun LimianTON rosT-orrios AS
SECONK CLASS MAIL MATTKR.
Thanks to the generosity iif Sena-
tor Scfauil the "LorI&UUt Record" l now
among the journals received at this onice,
Whila wa don't often find lima to lead It,
It makes excellent wrapping paper; cheap,
too, at twenty cents a hundred.
The TumiToniAi, dim. tasskd Con
giess and the President signed It on the'
22d of February. The constitution wll be
adopted on the 4th of Jul;, and If the elections-take
place before the organization of
the next House, the Republicans will have
a majority of three or four members.
Michael Rezillo, on "Red-Nsed
Mlka," was on Monday sentenced to be
hanged for one of the most diabolical crimes
eter committed In Luzerno county or the
Keystone State. It only remains now for
the Immediate carrying out of the sentence,
so tint justice, In a measure, will bn ap
peased. Let-the guilty wretch pay the pen'
alty for his greed and vice, and "may God
haye mercy on his soul."
The borough election is over, and
while not as many hoped for, It Is as a n
jorltyf the yotes decided, and all submit
to the powers that be the people. Those
who 'failed this time must try again. Tbdr
turn is coming. TVe belleye that the sue
cessful candidates will do tbelr duly fear
lasslr. conscientiously and to the best
interests of the borough, and that Is all we
bare a right to expect.
"OnSEBVEB" MUST BE LEBS PERSONAL
and not quite so scurrilous In his remarks
if ho. desires room In our columns to ex
press opinions. The stranger to whom be
refers Is an upright gentleman, and we
doubt very much If he made the canvass
referred to with a whiskey bottle In his
pocket or through the whiskey element,
Wo repeat, our columns are always open
for tin discussion of live matters, but not
for persons who haye a personal spite to
gratify. '
It will be ex-Pbesident Gkoveb
Cleveland after Monday. President Cleve
land will retire to New York where he will
become one of a firm of great legal gentle
men. Ills duty will be that of a councillor,
and one needs only remmber of his able
state papers to be convinced of the fact that
he will be eminently successful In the new
sphere. President or prlvato citizen, (be
country will always remember him as an
honest, faithful servant.
W suggest however that the Con
mlssloners proceed to collect the gas bill
and rent from the Cleveland and Tburman
Club or else pay the gas and rent bills of
tno Harrison and Morton Club. Which
horn of the dilemma do you take gentle'
men?" Ga&tte.
Well. now. here's a pretty gol The Idea
of an Intelligent and conscientious gentle'
man of Brother Obediah SIgley's stripe
advising the Board of County Commission
er's to pay a debt contracted by a political
club. The proper thing to do in this case
is to collect from the Cleveland and Tbur
man club what ever It owes for gas &c
The campaign was lively, everybody bad
lots of fun, and on demand the bill should
bs,pald. But the Idea of the county paying
the ha'.l rent and gas expenses of the Re
publican club, why, Brulhvr Obediab, the
the demand is ridiculous in this boasted
age of iutelligsnce.
BROADBRIM'S 1 1 LETTER.
On the corner of Fifty-third street and
Fifth ayenue there is one of tbe handsomest
and costillest Episcopal churches In the
city. Tbe congregation worshiping there
has among its members many men and
women whose fortunes are away up among
tbe millions. Everything about indicates
wealth and ease. There Is a something
about ,t,he very atmosphere that would chill
tbe heart of poverty if It attempted to pass
the maznlficent threshold. A half score of
aristocratic young gentlemen in full dress
suits wait .in tbe vestibule or within the
doors to usher the wealthy oewholders to
their seats, and over these' preside a large
and portly man, a very Turvej drop In ap
pearance and deportment; ibis Is tbe
beadle, Mr. Benjamin W. Williams, wbo
for thirty years has been tbe chief flunky
of St, Thomas' church. It was thought
that the race of church flunkies was dead
when Bumble died, but here In New York
we have discovered a specimen in Ben jamln
W. YTilllams that out-bumbles Bumble and
throws in the ebade our late lamented
friend Sexton Brown of Grace church, wbo,
although having the very highest regard
for wealth, blood, pedigree and church
nrlvllece. and no mean opinion of bis own
personal dignity, never in his life made
such a brutal exhibition of himself as tbe
individual who claims' to guide and direct
tbe nuances of M. Thomas' Episcopal
church. To tbe honor of tbe Episcopal
church be It recorded, the utterances cf
this wretched flunky have received no en
dorsement except from the ltev. Isaac
Tultle. of St, Luke s and irom a detailed
conversation with the correspondent, of one
of our morning papers, it is evident that
this reverend gentleman belongs to that
class of priests who would refuse tbe last
rites of the cburcn to a dead actor, and tell
his weeplug friends to carry his mortal
remains to the "Little Church Around the
Corner."
St. Thomas' church Is run at an exnense
of a thousand dollars a week, and outside
of that the collections amounting to $25,000
or $30,000 a year are divided among tbe
poor. Last Sunday a lady fiom Detroit
attended divine service there, and after
waltlne some time without receiving the
slightest notice from the ushers, she took a
seat In a vacant new. as soon as the
sexton spied her he went to the pew where
the ladv was on ber knees, and without
walling even till she finished her pra er, he
told her at once to "get out," she had no
business there, she was not invited, and in
short she must get out at once, which she
did. Irben bis attention was called to his
brutal act bv a newspaper reported, in
stead of being awakened to the fact that be
had acted like a brute and a blackgard, be
turned on tue reporter and told uuu that
they did not want outsiders at St. Thomas'
church at all. That it was no place for
them, that he turned such people out every
Sunday, and if the reporter didn't believe
it lei him come up the next Sunday and he
would show blm bow it was done. That
thev were not Jfethodlsts who ran out in
tbe street throwing their arms about tbe
necks oi every person mey met, saying,
"Come In. brothers: come in sisters, aud
get a Utile salvation l' N, no; wo are not
that kind ot people. It is the dollars we
are after. Our church is Just like the
Casino Theatre, ll you pat tor vour seat,
tov eat ill aud It you don't you don't.
Tn say that Tftw York is shocked and
amazed at this revelation ot church brutal
its. but elves a very laliu idea 01 the. com
motion It has causeu, ro sramiai, now
ever, applies 10 tue episcopal ciiurcu
Itself, which In Its provisions tor the ac
commodation of the uoor, Is equalled by
no other denomination in tbe citv. In the
Rev. Mr. Ralnforlh'a church all the seats
are free, and alincst every other Episcopal
church in New York and Brooklyn there Is
ample accommodation for strangers, who
are always welcome and are always politely
treated. Still the revelation of Williams'
'brutality will not be without benefit, and
ithlKfe HtsiT that it will talongUas3
before another humble worshiper will be .
utrneuouioi uouso oi worship in .New
York.
Our Italian colony Is a striking feature
of New York and occasionally It has Us
little romance. Kosa de Lucca came to
this eountrv a few years ago, and by Indus
try and thrift in the rag and fruit business
she saved sufficient money to send to Italy
for her younger slstor Mary Salvulto, as a
young Italian friend of hers who was In the
fruit business wanted a wife, and It occur
red to Rosa that her shter Mary would jus.
fill tlio bill. When Mary arrived at Castle
Uarden Rosa and the expectant bridegroom
were on band to welcome her, but tight
lura came a liltcli. On the way over Mary
lift') fallen in love with a genuine Italian
cnu'ii who had left hit beloved Italy to seek
his Ki:une in the land discovered bv Ills
illustrious countryman Chrlsloval Colum
bus, his solo possessions being a bag and a
book with which ho hoped to conquer "the
slings and arrows of outrAgcous fortune."
Argument and entreaty were all in vain,
she went oil with the count and Rosa te-
ttvrned with the sorrowing bridegroom (Hs
consulate to her home. A week had not
nassed when Alarv aODearert at bcr sister s
door begging for shelter, for the count had
run away rrora ner, stealing uer shops, one
of her dresses and a dollar and a half In
hard cash. She was in wretched plight, so
Rosa took her In. She loaned her a dress
and a new pair of shoes, and after giving
her her supper proceeded to mane uer a
shakedown on the floor where she could
pass the night in comfort. Her former
suitor had no use for her as she was a badly
damaged article, so the only way left was
to look out for a new husband who was not
aware of Man's little misfortune. A week
had scarcely passed when Kosa discovered
that her bubbv was not as affectionate as
usual, and this Induced ber to' keep open
her weather eye, and It did not talce ner
lone to find out that her own sister Mary
was the malefactor, and then tneie was a
row In Little Italy. Doth ladles, according
to the fashion of Palermo and Genoa, armed
themselves with shears and proceeded to
carve each other In true Italian sijle, and
both fought like tigresses. The result now
Is that instead of a palace bv the Lake of
Como Miss Mary will bo entertained at pub
lic expense in a ueauiiiui stone castie on
uiacKwe i s island, wnicn is uept expressly
for those persons that we can't properly
entertain in the city; and Rosa, minus her
back hair and with two scars on ner icu
cheek and a bad slash on the side of her
,, rniiilontns tarllvnn thn fullv of Invest- 1
nose, ruminates saqiy on tue tony oi invest-
ing her spare cash in the Importation
ion oi uer
Italian relations.
One of the most remarkablerevelatlons
In cburcli matters is the present status of
I'lvmoulh church. When Henrv Ward
Beecher died it was thought by many tbtt
the church which for forty years had been
built un and held tosetber by bis great per
eonallly, would speedily diop to pieces and
. i.i n..r ti,T nn ,r1 in h,BiiW
uerlsb. One thing appeared to beettled I
in the minds of everyone, aud that was that
a substitute might possibly be round, but
no successor. We all remember the strug,
gle to fill Plymouth pulpit. One popular
minister from London leu tue largest anu
uiost Dour islilnc concreeallon In that city
and crossed the ocean to clutch the coldeu
prize. lie left tbe eountrv a much grieved
and disappointed man, never to return,
Then by the unanimous vote -of tbe con
gregation the prize was tendered to another
who never dreamed of It or sought It. The
tender was most flattering, the salary was
three tiroes that he received In England.
the call was unanimous and beany. After
ptajerfut consideration It was declined
The Rev Mr. Ilallidav, Mr. Beecher's as
slstant. exnected a call: It never carao and
be retired from tbe church. Then, and not
till then did the congregation turn to their
own country for Mr. lieccher's successor,
Dr. Lyman Abbott had been Mr. Beecher's
life-long friend. Mr. Beecher was not always
orthodox accordlnc to the Westminster (Jon
fesalon. Frequently the Congregational
Council was scandalized by bis liberalism,
and his refection of the doctrine of eternal
punishment was tbe last feather that broke
the camel s back. .Ecclesiastical thunder
bolts bad no terror for the great Plymouth
castor, lie would bavo stood beside Mar
tin Lutber wbsn he nailed the Pope's bull
to the church door and would liavo driven
in a few extra tacks to keep it up. The
Congreratioual Council attacked Mr. Beech
er, but he always had a faithful friend to
take tin the cudpel for him. and iliat man
was l.yman Abbott. Unaffected by his re-
llclous vacarles he remained his fast friend
up to tue day oi ins aeain. lie nau ire-
quenllv occupied PI mouth pulpit In Mr.
Beecher's absence, and tbe congregation
;:ic- blm and his methods thoroughly.
V'U- si at last the call was made, Dr.Abbolt
d d -iol seem In any uudue haste to accept
it. It was not a question of Plymouth taking
Dr. Abbott on trial, but be took Plymouth
on trial for a year, and at the end of that
time be received a hearty but not a unanl
mous call. The result has )ustllled the
sclectiun as the wisest and best that could
Sosslblv bavo been made. No church In
irooklvn is more successful spiritually and
financially than Plymouth. Dr. Talmage's
congreealion Is larger, but In general pros-
aAW
gregatton. There are no longer .ho vast
crowds of strangers and sight-seeis that
there used to be of vore, but enough still
couip tosee the plain old bonse of worship
over which still seems to hover the spirit
of one of tbe grandest pulpit orators of the
century.
Truly yours,
BROADBRIM.
Our Public School. -
The following Is a report of the public
schools of tbe borough of Lebighton for
the month ending Feb. 8, 1889.
High
av. at.
25
total at.
Urrmmar
25
44
45
30
47
34
tQ
63
CO
39
403
Intermediate "
A. Secondary "
B. becondary '
Boy's Ad. Prim. "
Ulrls' Ad.Pilm. "
Boys' Prim. No.2"
Girls' Prim. No.2"
Bois'Prlm. No.l"
Girls Prim. No.I"
Totals.
650
PUPILS HEITHERTAItDY KOR ABSENT.
Uion School. Edwin Obi, William
Clauss, Edgar Xander, Chas. Bowman,
Albert Bartholomew, U'llmer Held, Irene
DentiermaKer. Etta XJrissaii,
Graumer School. Ella Schumacher,
Itobt. Trainer, Luella Kehrig, Emma Fort
waugier.
Intebmkdi ate. Gertie Peters, Sarah
Werttnan, Mary Fenstermaoher, Dalsj
TTnrn Wmma W.IM, i. .an-., ii.n
Greenawald. Harry StraUD, John Trainer,
Geo. Clauss, Jacob tleberling.
A. Secondary. Eva Frltzinger, ITattie
itcx, Menervle Ettlncer, Lena Langkam-
tner, Clara Schmidt, Laura Lower, Baiter
welss, Harry Trainer, Katie DeLong.
Li lle Snider, Hauls Newbart, Authur
Held. Daniel Frev, Harry Ohl. John
Jvander.
B. Secondary. Eddie Schmidt. Chas.
Sanders. Jlamle Drumbore, Nettle Geggus,
Bertha Zlnk, Jabel ltrhilg, Alice Iluuii,
-utnnie nemerer, .ua neck, l.uiu I'eters.
Boys Adv Piiiuary. Willie Hauk
Willie Wertmsn, Willie Krock, Oscar
Green, Scott Ithoads, Herbert Nusbaum,
John Relcbard, Llndtey Gumbert, Charles
Bennlnser, George Long, wiluier Trainer.
Charles Keber, Charles Ileberliug, Frank
Trainer, George Ilex,
Girls' Adv. Primary. Emma Brink-
mac, Carrie ienstermaker, Sadie Miller.
Minnie ll'alok, Ada Weiss. Ella ll'ebb.
Alice Weldaw, Clara Bretney, Carrie Blank,
Ida Fuebro, Matlie Obert, Minnie Ituf.
Mary Waip, Loveda Williamson, Sadie
lloutz, Ella Hellman, Eliza Nolhstein.
Boys' Primary No 2. Nelssn Sanders.
Oliver rtttcli, Geo. Itucli, James Xamlers,
Willie Voorhees, Willie Peters, Harry Beck,
Alex. Shoemaker, Chas. Langkammerer,
Chas. Spoonheimer, George Kurtz, Chas.
Waener, Chas. Klpp, Aaron Laub. Harry
iUMcnara, itooert uuiuoeri, t.nariev liret
nev. Hobble Swant. Edwin Ilanrauft.
Giri' Pkisiary No. 2. Maggie Hess.
Minnie Boyer, Mattle Helm, Minnie
Scboch.ArvillaStraup, Carrie Stout, Lizzie
Miner, Kimna oemuiel. Maine ueczus.
- ' arris iiouir, uatsy ueantnger, UattleUhl,
1 raa iteicnara, juiumt rry, Xvatie uuert,
llnssle Stocksr. Bessie Iteber.
Bora' Primary No. 1. Robt. Kreidler,
Geo. Weinlloe, Calvla Sbultz, Thomas
llebrrllng, OllverNothsteln, Eugen Peters,
itum. rritzinger, John liennliiicer. Chas.
Rut. Howard Erltzinger. F.wd. Krllzlneer.
Ewd. H'ertman, Robt Horn, Morris JJonl-
llirup, I'lerce rsotnsielii.
Girls' Primary No. 1. Msrr B'olf,
lemore iiuck, uessie uianic, Maggie oilier,
Clara Relcbard, Mamie Snyder.
YlsXT-Urs. KUllcr, Mrs. UUcktli,
Jlls;cs Davlcs, If llllami, Jones, Andrews,
Lnttry. stider, Heiker, zorn, Messrs. a.
Howard Chubb and Wm. Smoyer.
J. F. STETTLER, 1'ItINCIPLE.
no IBID.
STEfOBItWALT. West Penn. on til Bthlnst..
Joseph stclgerwnlt, aged 79 years, 8 monins
uuu g uays.
VF1T1 T' I II linv r .. I . ami. I.
v. ii. nirniuj. cuaries a. Anureas, oi i:nt
n, caruou county, to miss Kimna i icex,
Vtt l'enn. Hrlilivlklll Cnnhtv. la Married
at tlio house oi the bridegroom.
MKnTZ-ItAir.En.-On the ICth Inst., by Key.
w. if. Hiraits. unnrics i.. mgtiz. in mi?s
Matilda llaker, both of Mahoning Carbon
cuuuiy, i a.
New Advertisements,
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder neycr varies. A marvel of purity,
Ills powder neycr varies. A marvel of pi
ength nnd wholcsomeness. More econoi
strength nnd wholcsomeness. More economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot b:i sold In
competition with the multitude oi low test, short
, . , . nhosnhatn nnwdcrs. HniA nniv
n n0yal Uakinc Powder Company, loa
Wall Street U.Y.
atte24-mtl
Dissolntion of Fartnersbip.
mnt
Notice Is hereby clven that the
heretofore existing between K. O. Z:
F. 8NYDF.lt, doing business iiuoer the firm
name of ZKKN ft SNYDKlt. In the boroiiEh nf
Ihlgliton, Carbon county , Ph., la this dav
mhkIi lst.ias!),) dissolved by mutual consent.
rcrairai nnviuv ciuinis uuu uiose nwini; aaiu
nrm win settle me same wnii ii. zkiin. wihi
will conttnuo the business at the old stand
npera House Block in said Dorniigh of Lehigh
tun. . c z.iiti.
A. 1'. SiNlUKK,
March 1, 1889-4W
QURTIS'
(JOUGH
(JOMPOTJND.
Sure Cure lor Coughs, Colds. Consumption.
Hoarseness, sore i nroat ana nil diseases or t ie
llronelilal Orirans. Thousands can testify as to
us emciency. rnco 'a ana ouc.
ror saie uy an uruggisis. ieuiu-nn-yi
Stoves,
Tmware,
Heaters and
Ranges,
in. ureac variety ai
C ATTT"I?T. 4Tt! T? A Tn?l)'c
OiUlX U JSiXJ VJ AfciJ- V JUiit
Fopular Store, Bank Street.
Roofing and Spouting a special
ty. Stove repairs mi nished
on short notice. Prices
Reasonable! !
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUAUMS
FAI(M STOCK &c
There will be sold at Public Sale on
fl . J,, !.U 11 IOOf
IVIUMUdV, IVIdiUII II. IOOc7,
I "
at One o'clock In tho nfternnon, on the premise
ot Kabenold & llarner. In Kldred township, be
tween KiiiikleUwn nnd Little UaD. In Monrix
county, the following valuable personal prop
erly, tu niu
TWO GOOD HORSES,
One weighing lwo pounds, two colts, good stock,
i weighing 1W0 pounds, two colts, good st
Three Milch Cows,
one ot them Jersey, 4 helfers.all of Jersoy stock,
a Jersey bull, tun hqwh with nlirn. a hoar, al
kinds of harucus, a two-horse wagon with bod
and Iron axles, a ton wagon, a buckbnard wa
iron, snrlni! wacnn. tlireshlni: machine, treadlnc
power, iamuuK mm, adoniiaon niownranu reap-
er, hay rake, land roller, it phosphate seed drill.
I plow, harrow, 2 cultivators, 2 wood sleds, rim
Si i1"" Kyir.!,?'1"1.".?- '?.r.k.a'.rfkes. !
07 Inn utensils, tso munerom to mention. Tin
kq articles are nearlv all as irood as new. Con
u(- I .IKIniia mnntlia .puHI. ii.k, ifnu at tu.if,-mn
.Nathan Conrad, Auctioneer; D. s. (Jilt, clerk.
reu. tu
Notice of Aplieation for Charter.
Notice Is hereby given that sn application will
be made to the Uorernur of Pennsylvania on
Tuesday, March S, 1889. under an Act ot Assent'
bly entitled "An Act to provlds for the Incorpo
ration and regulation of cornoratlnns."aiinrnved
April 29, 1874, nnd the supplements thereto, by
Long'mid II. 'j, liretney for'the charter of" an'lii-'
icitueii curHiniuou tu ue eniieu ineuuienirise
Hiilldlng and iMin Assoclat Ion. No. 2, to be loca
ted at Lehlghton, I'u., the character and object
whereof Is for the purpose of accumulating a
fund bv the monthly contributions of Its mem.
hers, which fund snail bo used to enable them
to purchase real estate or borrow money for In
vestment In any lawlul manner and to enjoy all
me nguis anu privileges or sum Act ot Aasemoiv
anu sunpiemeuis tuereio.
, . T. A. 8NTDER, Solicitor.
ujniguion- Jan. si, iws9.
A VALUABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned offers his Farm, situate on
the public road leadlmt from Lclilghtoii to Tn
niaiiua. In Mahoulnc Townshln. Carbon
eniinty, l'a.,at pilvate sale. The Farm contains
T1SN ACItKS, all cleared and under a high state
of cultivation. The Improvements are a Two
and a Half Story I'lauk Dunlini; House, 202t
ieei wiin rrauie jviteneii una pnrcn nuaenea.
Ham 22x39 feet with all necessary outbuildings,
un new. Aupiyiii
NATHAN HEIN8MITII on I-remlses.
f eb.l6-low Or at this Office.
Rawortli's Gallery,
Under Exchange Hotel, Lebighton
Is the place to spend an hour or
two pleasantly shooting mark.
Persons will he instructed in the
art of markmanship.
Ed. R a worth, Manager.
ADMINISTRATORS' SALS
Of VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE I
Then, will be exnosed to liib:ic Hale, mi tha
r remises in Franklin township. Carbon county,
'entix on
SATURDAY. Mnrc.1 2, 'S9,
at ONE O'CLOCK In the afternoon, the follow j
lug valuable real estato ot tlio lato :
leter Krum,
deceased, containing
31 Acres, More or Less,
under a cood state ot cultivation, bounded nnd
described asioiiowsi on the north by lands of
0. 1). Miner i Co., on the south by landsot lleu
ben Holt, on the east by lands nt Nathan Holt
nnd Lents Ilnrtman. on the west by land of
wm. Hoiiweioeni and lloucrt Antiiony. I be
Ininrnveinenls thereon are A FINU APPLE
OKUHARD.Hprlngnnd Well ot Pure Water, a
I inn ami a haw aiuitx
Frame Dwelling IIousp,
nlth Kitchen attached, a Large Barn and other
necessary oiiiiiiiiiiiiims. un ino pro;
catcd the well-known DELUAMt
iiiiAiinv.
iirouerty Is lo-
tJIf UI.AT1S
i .... . 1 1. 1 ..in i.- i-i...
ICTinS Hnil CUIIillbiuii.i win no liiAuc nuunn a.
tlmoanup,ac8o,e.jmH m
..lOSKPIl KHUM, .
January JO-ts Administrators,
Machine Shop,
Tim nndeislirncd announces to the.
eltlr.ens (if Lehlcliton and tho surrounding
country that he has opened .a shop lor tun
Repair of
Machinery !
Riichas Acrlculturnl Implements, Sharpen
Inir Ijiwii Mowers. Orlndlui: Pinner Knives
Paper Culler Knives, Scissors, Re: team Fit
ting and Piiniii Work, and nmntfarturlng Grain
rans, f arm iioiiers,itoutvuueiB,cu.
All work guaranteed at the lowest prices,
W H MITP.HFI I
" w . . w.
n T?pr nF Onlipl'a Hardware
Store.
LEHIGHTON, Penna.
Aprll.S8. IV
B. F. LUCKENBACH
PLAIJ AND DF.COUATIVE TAPEU HANG
ING, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
AND CHAINING.
Competent workmen sent to any part of
tuo county.
HEADqCAnTEIUJ TOR
Wall Papers. Borfiers & Decorations
Large assortment, and the latest styles.
Boois, Stationery, Fancy Goofe
WINDOW SHADES.
Alt grades. Bhade inaklnR and putting up
promptly atteuueu to.
Paints, Oil, Varnish, Putty
Brushes & general Painters
Supplies.
No. 61 Broadway Mancb (Brant. Pi
Below the Broadway House,
MARSH & ZERN,
WEISSPORT, - - PSNN'A
offer for sale a largo quantity of Sawed Lumber
at extraordinary low prices.
2.5,000 feet Yellow Pine Flooring.
W.OOO feet White Pine Boards.
iO.OOO feet Ucmlock Boards.
10.000 feet Hemlock Seantllng.
A largo lot of 2 inch Yellow Pine Plank
suitable for pavements or sidewalks.
i A lot of flrbt-clas? 21 inch Yellow Pine
Plank, for threshing floors or bridges,
A lot oi uai; name, &c, &c.
This Lumber will be sold fully 25 per
cent cheaper than it can ho obtained else
where. Call on or address
MARSH. & ZERN,
Wcissport, ... Pcnn'a
oct.27-6m.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF TUB
Receipts and Expenditures
Of Carbon County, for the Year
Ending-Deo. 31, 1888.
QEOHOE DOLAtJ, TREAS.
- DR.
To balance on hand, January 1, 1883....f 5,403
Kecclvod from Tax Collectors
V. L. Stiles, l'ackerton, for 1885 8
I. I'.Chrlstinan, l'enn Forest,'8U In full. .
llairisniiKiiukle,Towameiisliig,'871n lull
I). 1). Gerhard, l'acker, 1887, in hill
1)11. Knder, l'arryvllle. 1887, In lull......
I. 1'. Chrlilinan, f'enn Forest, 1887
II. r. Levau, Franklin, 1887, 111 full
John I'alutcr, Munch Chunk. 1887, In full
r. ii. moer, weaineriy, isct. hi run.
n o'liouneU F 11 Chunk 1887 In full
r. V. Uliflaius: lilnsfoid. iMT.'ln lull.:
(i. V. Niisbuuin, Leliiahlon, 1887, In full.
las. Collins. M. C. Township. 1887. Ill full.
11. VoKht, Wcissport. 1387, In full
I hnbtrnht, L.'lmraniensliiK,1887, In full,
liodfrey lllttlncer, Leliluh, lh88. In full..
Win Kennedy, Lausanne, 1888 in full....
O. II. (ircen, Toniiiueiisinir, 1888
II. Voelit. Welssnort. 1SW
II. 8, Itelkiuaii. Uiist Mauch Chunk, 1888. 1,000
lonu .iroiu, iionaiueiisiUK. i&Nf,iu lull 1.217
Win. Hhadle. LeliMitoli .
. 2,014
J. 1'. I'hrlMlimll, I'eiin Finest, 1888.,..-
II. 1'. Ixivnii, Franklin, 1888
I'. II. McNeils, Hanks, 1888
I). (1. Mcljuid, Kidder. 1888. In full...
Jos. L. Field, l'arryvllle. 1888
X. Iteliisnilth, Mahoning, 1888. In full.
. Oil
. B2S
.2.1(1
. 6S0
. fi98
1,917
. 1M3
. 6,M0
. G06
K. r. Warner, weutneriy, inns..
John 1'aiuter. Mauch Chunk. 1888
a W. divans T. Uiisford. iskt in tui'.
2.29J
Kd. Ilovle. Maueb CliuiikTownshln. 188a. 4.000 ou
J. J, Uerhard, l'acker, 1883 451 ai
Total f30,103 U
Unseated Lands Itedeemed.
Josenh 8. Ford, Kx 17 36
VV, (1. ft M. Detweller. 21 7
W. (I. Freyman si 57
J. K. Watinamaker, list 31 95
Solomon lloyer 26 91
l'enn Urow 11 Stone Co. 121c
W. F. Btrccter st 04
Total f 244 77
Itecelved Taxes on Tax Lien Itecorth
W. II. Sites, Kst., taxes '86 and '87 t 10 CA
lames Wilson, taxes '82 10
Isaac Olnder m
Totol , 3 u 73
Itecelved for Itentj.
Keystone League Club $ 117 to
I'aul Howard, Court House one night..., 2 ou
Hubert Klotz 1 on
Total .'. $ 120 60
Itecelved for Unseated Land Taxes.
Ranks, taxes lor IKS6 ,...$ sc3 c.1
Hanks, taxes fur 1887 (In part) 8 to
Kast l'enn, taxes for '86 and '87 60 19
Franklin, tuxes for 'so ind '87,,.., 24 c3
lAiisamie, taxes for 'M and '87 Gi 00
Lehigh, tuxes for '86 nnd '87 ,, C96 S8
U Towamenslng. taxes for '86 and '87.... 66 18
L. Towainenshig, '88(in part) 1 25
Munch Chunk Township, aud '87 187 74
Mauch Chunk Township, '88 (In part).... 14 70
l'acker, '86 and '87 t. 1,02a 41
l'enn Forest, '89 and '87 ,. til 30
l'enn Finest, '88 (111 part) 31 09
jouaiueusiug, to ana j 223 20
East Mauch Chunk, '86 and '87 31 12
I'arrvvlllo. '86 und '87 ivi
Weatheriy, '86 and '7... 13 1a
Totol 3,361 63
Mlscellaneons,
Did lumber sold, l'hllln ltader..
1 60
4 20
400
Tux Receipt booKs
jus. uausKuer, biienn, jury fee..
Total 1 10 to
County's Portion of Liquor Llcni,
One-tlfth ot 66 licenses In llor.
atsitoeach 11,080 c
One-fourth ot 41 licenses la
towwbtiips at T6 acu tts 78
. Total .......2,4a T
Less Treasurtr's eemmlsslso,
asfollOHH
i rr M. M
Lumber.Lumbe
coco
l per cent, on ma next 1
fi,w jo oo
H percent. on balance,
fiiSTS. 2 2.1-fMZ ,t,SMBO
Total Receipts and Balance V. .11,641 10
cn.
Dy orders paid as per vnuchers exhibited U the
Aunltorsi
For Court ISxpenSes.
.lury Commissioner und clerks ..I
Jurors lor January session, IS8S
7M 03
VoV, for J me icsslo u. STs". '. .
C90 88
07R04
2.10 sn
U13-S0
330 00
116 SO
IM 74
Zii 00
jurors for Ad ,rmrnei! June !eslon, 1888.
jurors lor ucinurr session, ibm
Court Crier and .lanllor, J. It Dllumlck.
durt Htcnouraiilier
(msUible returns
Tipstaves
I!nnsljililes und witness lees III Cnnimou,
wealth cases eiosi
HIierlfT, James OallHglier..... 1,730 70
1 roiuonoiury s lees, hot, j-juer si, vt
District Atiurney, Wiu.il. Itapslier. .. .. 318 do
Total Court expenses ....!, 21 8u
Asieasment anil RogUtration.
nANtca TiHTNHIlir.
Neal Mcllrlde, Assessor, '88, 00 days.. ..t
M llltnry em nlmcnt, 452 names
132 00
13 50
lieruaiu eerr,rcBisiry,auiienrieu.ii u a
42 10
lsuoiiueii.reifisii.ii ,ei dieuuow,Du a
KAHT HAUCH CHUNK.
1C4 00
Chas, O'Donuell, Assesnor, 30 (lays
Clias. O'Uonnell, reclstry. 15 days
CO 00
30 00
Military enrolment, km names
KAHT I"K?iH TIMVNailir.
Isaao Olnder, Assessor, lDVidaya
HeKlsti-y.odaya
Military enrolment, 113 names
Unseated land assessment, I day.
SO 00
12 no
3 39
3 00
I FUANKLIH TOWMtllir.
W. It. licber. Assessor, 12 days
ltcglslry, Oda
Military enr.ilment.2l2 names
Unseated land Uix,2dajs
24 00
12 01
IS 3d
4 00
i 00
20 00
KlUnF.lt TOWMIllIP, KOllTII.
U.O. Mcltud, uiiocated land assnit. 1SST
Chas. Albert, Assessor, 1888, 10 days....
ltculstrv. 4 davs.
a uo
Mllihiry enrohneiit, 89 names
2 C7
HIIIUKll lUWDPHll', BUl'lII.
KmorvOctz. Assessor, 7 das
Iteplstry, 4 days .,
Military enrolment CO names
Unseated land assessment, 2 days
I.ALHANNK TOWNSIlIT.
14 00
8 on
1 21)
4 00
John Totter, Assessor, ts days
28 00
0 00
75
T 00
lteelslry suays
MlilWry enrolment. 25 names
i.itittotnoN.
W. O Miller. Assessor, 39 days
Registry. 13 days
Military enrolment, 440 names
I.KIIKlll T0WNH1IIF.
(labrlel Miller, Assessor, 17 days
26 00
13 38
Si 00
10 00
lirltl-v.5llltvs
Military enrolment, 47 names
LOWKlt TOWAMKSSINO TOWNSHIP.
Wash. Snyder. Assessor, 31 uays
HeuWry. 17 days
Military enrolment, 239 names
1 41
CS fO
34 01,
7 17
unseated inuu assessment, t uus
1.1TT1.R UAI'.
8 00
O.M.Henry,reelstry,6!4days..... 11 00
iaeruuii.
W, 8. Iloyd, Assessor, 33 daysi Cfl on
Itcelstry. lsjays
Milltaiy eNiolmeiit, 390 names
11 70
MAUCH C1IU.NK TOWKBIIir.
M. A. Doner. Ascssnr, 37 days
lteelslrv. nummlt 11111,20 days
.Military enrolment, C30 names
74 oo
52
18 CO
Uco. Hughes, regl.slry, heaquclioulug.
17 days
ItAtlOIl riiUNtt noiiOL'QU.
34 00
Chas. Ncast, Assessor. 1887. S5 days
.1. 1". Tacy, Assessor, 1S88, 41 dajs
Mllltai v enrolment, 425 names
Jos. MHdiira, llKlstry, 1st W. 14H days..
J. I'. Kuebler, i culstry, 2d W. 23 days.. .
70 W
R8 Ot
12 77
29 Ot
46 Ot
MA1IONINO TOWNSIIir.
A. H. (iumbci t. Assessor, so days
Iteglslty, 12 days
Military enrolment. 2.M urines
PAGKKltTON.
A. II. Lougkammer, registry. 4 days,...
r.XCKKll TOWNSHIP
S. D. Rcrhard, Assessor, 13 days
78 00
24 00
7 63
so or.
Registry, o (lays.
10 ot.
Mllltaryeni'olinent.cOunines..... 1 8(
rAltllYVll.LK.
Harrison Henrltzy. A-sessor, 13 days... 26 or
I.PtTISirV. a IIHYS UW
Military ciiroliucnt, 75 mimes 2 2t
I-KNN FOllFHT TOWNSHIP.
Levi Kuehner. Assessor, 18 dais 36 W
tteclstrv.Silais 10 (K
Mllilurv enrolment, 87 names :. 2 61
inwAineiyiMi iownsiiit.
Nathan Stemler, Assessor, 20 days 62 Ot
Mllluirv enrolment, 132 names 3 W
WKATIIKItt.Y.
P. T. Chccsman, Assessor, Siii days.... 71 Dt
lleiilslry.il days.. 22 oi
Military enrolment, '.Ml names 8 71
WKissroiiT.
.1. O. Zern. Assessor. 1887. 5 das. 5 or.
Iteglst i v, 1887.1 dav l Oi
Austin lloyer. Assessor, 1888. 0 days 12 oi
Registry. 5 days 10 oi
.Military enrolment, 81 . names 2 4;
llm rv ft. Si-hwiirtz. uss stance in niaklinr
duplicates In 1888 25 Ot
Total Assessment and Registration, 8 1,821 6:
Unseated Land Taxes.
Returned to .1. G. Zern for tract erro
neously sold at Treasuiev's sale
f 2V
FRANKLIN TUWHSllir.
Lew Drlesbach. poor tax for '84 and '85.
C. ltehrlg, school tax for '84 and V5. . . .
LOWER TOWAMENStNO TOWNSHIP.
Eil, lloyer, road tax for '84 and '85
Returned to.l. M. ChrMiuan .for tract
erroneously sold at Treasurer's sale.
C 7:
17 31
7 11
Totat Unseated land Taxes..... $64 0
Itoud Dnmaces,
Oavld I Fritz, road In Kast l'enn 45 Ot
Daniel L. Fritz, road in Kast l'enn 35
(1. W. Muurer, road In I'.nsl I'eni 20 11
Jacob Ciinler, road In Mahoning 20 3v
Total Road Damages
County Itrldgea.
TANNKRY IiniDOE.
W. F. Utrecter, fur labor mid material..
Datld Swank,
Ellas Hull. " " "
hlias Hutr,
WEATI1KHI.Y lmtDOK.
David Swank, hit or and timteil.il
dt. Vernon HitdKC Co., new Iron bridge
and labor 011 same ;
David Swank, labor
I1UIMO.NHAI.K IIIIUKIB.
David Wetzel, labor ond inaterlal
KAHT MAUCH CHUNK nillbllK
ICluln Bauer, inaterl.il
.vllller : Del 1 lek. uialei lal
I'hillp Rader, labor and material
I,. V. II. It. Co., freight
.Marsh & Zern, inateilai
uocit & lluflord, inateilai
WlllTK HAVKN lllltllDK.
David Swrnk, labor and inateilai
Ii. W. Tultle. tv, 0 sign boards. . . ..
120 0.
8 II T.
213 2i
175 2i
13 7
6 II
672 2,'
87 2.
12 O
4
13 4
2J 6
2.
64 1,
3 8
70 0
18 61
308 2.
lOliyilA.N.NA UltlUOE.
It. (1. Iiemmlue:.inasonr4,...l
Jacob Illakes ee. couvet In Coinmlsslun-
era and view era from White Huveu to
Tobynanua 16 d
Six bridge viewers, each one (lay and
mileage S3 li
1.KI1IQIITO.V DltlDOE.
.Somuel Welch, labor 1 f (
Muses Hallmuii, " 2 0.
ilenry Miller, ctriiug snow ou bildgo
during January ami February 4 01
l'AIIHVVILI.K BlIluOK.
Samuel Welch, tabor 21.
Henry Miller, inaterlal i 11
llOWMAMlVlLLK Hill DO K.
Jacob S. Hawk, material 244 2
ilenry Hohiuuii, labor and inaterlal 114
MOVEIl.S nillbOK.
Caul Smith, labor aud matei lal G 4
i'aul Smith, " " " 13 K
ouipfith's uniDUK.
I'aul Smith, labor and material 1 6
HTIIOIII.'B llltUlOK.
Joel & N.T.Strohl. labor and materia'... 44 2
MARIA FUltNACK UUIOOK.
Ed. Iteber, labir and matei lal 11 C.
LK1I1UII HAT nillOOE.
John Critic labor und material 120 U
JIAI10N1.SO U1UUUIS tULQWlNK'3.)
Weaver & Clauss, labur and material.... 80 C.
LI1-1I.K UAI' 1IIUUIIK.
Kd. lloyer and I'eter elda. Appropria
tion to Lower Tuwsmeiislui; by lesolu
llon of Coiuiulssloueis. Aug.-.0 lt7... 409 6
Total County llndces ?2,ma 7.
j, Miscellaneous.
CountyCommIssIoners(as per Individual
account) 1,374 il
CoiiiiiiUsliiners'Clerk, salary, nss , vu u
Comity &ollcltort " " iw o
" Treasurer's " 9 nioiiins. W 0
- " for making 31 Com-
mlssloners' deeds for unseated lauds. 131 7;
Comity Auditors aud cleik fur 1888 112 4.
Court House uitd Jul) expenses und lep. 1,223 01
Election Expenses I,&ai u
Iliqulsltluus 74
I'llutliiKaiid stationery XJSA a
Fox .lid wild cat scalps 104 1(
Redempiloii of unseated lauds 83 9.
Uurlal ut soldiers 210 ik
J. S. Flslier.uiidlliug accounts ot i'ro-
thouolary und Recorder 60 06
Kusteiiil'euUeiitlury.boatdlUKprlsou'rs 108 31
iiauvllle htato Asliim,eareot insane., 012 u
I'ouuty Institute. T. A. Sn viler vuu 00
Itecoi ding t leasurer'a aud Coiumission-
ers' omuls jg ji
Overpaid taxes lefunded CO 4.
Oeo. Kuzlau, keeplne watering truughs
on public road In f etui Foiest 10 00
Commission on Lunacy., goo
Clerical service ut Kulurnllzaliun Court. T 6u
1. II. ll.11 ber. Notary 1 ubllc, 7 acknow
ledgements 3 60
Anthony Coll and Julin Aruer, old Com
missioners, one day's service each..,. 6 00
Total Miscellaneous s s.sll w
State Tuxes.
The total amount of State Taxes was
S3.959 79: of this amount f30J go was
allowed lorubalemeuts, eoiuiulssioiis,
die., leaving 43.690 16 due tbe Stale....
Of this amount there was paid for cleri
cal services 111 transcribing Judgments
mortgages. &c., for the yeai a '89,'8U.'87.
as allow ed by the Mate tu iiccoidancs
with the levenue net of I8K6 373 00
Balance paid to bUto Treasurer. txil 16
Total on account of State Tuxes.,.. S 399 19
Tatal amount of expenditures $ 24,6is 39
UalauceluTreasuryIeceiuber31,lti38 17,026 07
9 41,611 461
Individual Account of Co. Commissioners, j
DEMIT SIILLXa.
Cr. by 100 days' services at w 09 1 300 00
" 29 " " 300 68 00'
By bill lor traveling expenses 6x39
116 30
41C SO
Or. to orders paid by Treasurer
D. t. O'SOMRClt.
Dr. bj 100 oars' services ut i on
33 . " 3 00
Continued on Fourth I'.
By bill tor travcllrg expenses...
MO 00
SO 00
not
11.000 a
fM tfHutfAi lsj-QM...T.vr
I COB I. HAWK. .
Cr. by 100 days' services at S to g
" 38 ' " 2 0U
lly bill far traveling expenses
I
i 639 60
Dr. to orders paldby Treasurer us so
I.OTB. The charges for traveling expenses
ate to reimburse the Commissioners lor money
mey oiiiu out oi iiiuirowu DocKciaioru.e iouuw-
Inir lteinii Cur fare and team Idle to luskect the
auternl county brldcesi joint meetings with tho
Commissioners of Mounid countv on iiecotint of
the new Tobylmtnm brldire. and exuenses to ut-
tend tho County CoininlsMoners' Convention nt
Krie 1'h. Mr. Dawk's bill Is lirccr. because In
a number nl Instances tin paid tho expenses nt
the whole board on that trip, nnd lie also attend
ed the meeting ot tho Memorial Cotumlttcu at
Yviuiamspoii,
financial Condition of Carbon County,
January 1, 1880.
ItLSOUltCKS.
tltiR nv 1AX nflLl.KRTOnS.
Richard Horn. Lost Mauch Chiiuk, 1881..$ 16 75
rUmuel l'ealer. l-anstotd, I83J. .
89 51
23 Ml
W. I-ee Miles, I'acKrrtoii.lSftS....
tv. lAie nines, i acKeriou, iso la oil
!'. r. lloyer, rairjvllle.lsW) 62 10
11. J. Lvnns. Hanks, isso 670 81
Kmorv lietz. Kidder. 1837... 443 11
J. It. .Htrlgeruall, tast l'eiiu, IS17 178 46
i airicK ni-iiey, iiaiiKS - .... iwi no
M. l'.Chrl.stmaii, l'enn Forest, " .... 69 10
u. ii. iireeu, Jiiwanieusinif, tesi vas to
i. ugiii, eisspoii. " ..... mo uo
n. a. KeiKiiian, i.. m.uuiiik, ..... 602 ra
Wm. siniiiiii .1 ..ii u 1I1111. " .va sr
J. Chilslmaii, l'enn r'orest, " 288 ou
II. I. Levau, Franklin, " G05 81
II. A 111 II H. UllLkS. " '2!l
Joseph I. Field, l'anyvllle, " 2114
'.juuii l'aiuiei, aiitucii t. uunK, " sso i
L. II. Heliiizlemau, Kast l'eiiu, " 387 CI
Kd. Hot le. Mtiiich Chunk Tusu. " ..... 727 el
J.J.tlerknid, l'acker, " 142 19
l. r. Warner, Weatheriy, " 4 08
roil RENT.
K. M.Mulhearn 30 00
First National Hank 12 00
Note. Tho fotlnuliur amounts have been
paid s'.neo January Isti
John I'ulntcr, In part 200 00
Wm. 1 hurtle. Ill mitt 237 01
J. 1'. Chrlsimau, 111 lull 4J usH
li. m. muiiiiuiii. rem 30 no
Ki ystoue LeaKtte, rent 22 60
J. J. Uallagl.er. balance 67
Indebtedness.
For School, Itoad mid I'oor Taxes on unseated
lands as follows!
BAI.KS TU.WNIIIIF.
School tax for ltbo 144 71
" " 18S7 1111 11:11 1) t IB
ltoad " 18 44 63
1087 tin nartl
1 62
I'oor " 16iii
" " 18s7 (111 pal 11
KAST H.AUCH CHUNK.
Uorongh tax tor e-tauu'hA.,,
" 'suaud'87....,
School
foor '
' KAST rRSK TOAMUIP.
33 39
1 14
632
C22
14 VO
V 311
School tax for o und 'bl 10 82
Road " " ". 19 (.2
raiKKMN ToWNsmr,
School tax fur 'eu and '87 9C3
IC01111 " " " 6 91
Four " " " .-. 394
K1UDXR TUWNSUlr.
I'oor tax for '84 uuu '89 11 69
LAVSANNK TOWSBIIIT
.School tax tur 'to and a7 13 17
Road " " " 1 19 63
four ia 90
LKMIOhTUN
School tax for 'at aim Sj lit
nurougii 71
1'uur " " 22
LKHIOH TOW.NSHir.
School tax for 'tai aud '87 271 DO
Road " " " 210 C3
ruor " - " 90 41
LOWKlt TOWAUKNtlKO TOWHaillP.
School tax tur 'mi uuu 'el 20 4t
88(illpait) 48
Road " '86 UUU '87 16 68
,." " VSUuparK 34
I'oor " '86 and '87 7 87
" " '88 (in part u
UACUH CI1UKK TOWASIIlr.
School tax tur 'hi aim t7 83 07
" " '88(.tn I'Ult) 7 43
Road " bii ami '87 36 19
88 (in part) 1 64
Poor " 'S0.ltld's7 29SO
" " '88 (111 parti 2 33
PACK Hit TOlVNOlllV,
School tax for '66 unit '87 372 2
Ituad " " ' ..... 288 70
l'OOr " " " 1J147
penn vi.Msr Titurkint.
School tax lor Maud ' 213 36
'83 (In p.tit)..
1105
Itoad
I'oor
euauii 81......
'881.111 pait)....
'86
, 281 39
10 79
39 60
133
146
68
6X
78
PAIIRVKILLi;.
School tax for '8 1 and 89
Miami '87
ltoad " '84 and '89
" ' '86 and '87
Poop ' '81 and '83
" " '80 aud '87
TOWAUUMINn TUWKSIHI'.
School tax lur 'bo and '87 , .
i.oad " '
Four !' - " "
WBATItaBLV.
School tax for '80 aud '87
ltoad " " '
I'oor " "
. 1011
. 6313
. CltiO
. 62 39
," 0 70
. 2 89
I 71
ODTSTAKDIKO ORKDRS UNPAID.
Qibricl Mlilrr, niJkinir unseated luml
assessment 2 00
tlwln Duller, matei lal lur K. M.O. lilliljju 8 72
it. r. nweeury, snue lor IJHsmiers. 2 75
II. C. Mulheai n, supplies lor jail o 40
Solomon Memler, Ubiirauil matei lal lor
Sleinler's uililge , tsii
SUNDRIES AS FOLLOWS
I3eorgel)olou, one quarter n saury 200 00
inui. nwius, sneriu, iiuaojusieu out lor
uaiiiaUii.ui hid iiiauif itnu UUJI llll-
lilslieil ut Jail Uuriiii! I8S.' 2401
Less Jury lees In 'to, 'si una '62 , Wi
uxiiik uies ai ino prison anu coal itu
00
Ilalanco due lilm isuiO
James Gallagher, ShcrllT, la Account wltU
uuroon county.
1)11.
To orders drawn on County Treasurer.. S 1,730 00
Clt.
It) boarding prisoners , i.osooo
lly building lires tn Jail ,. '274 00
lly serv hiL' Juror inn Ices , 147 on
lly lemovliiif jirlsouers to Kast'11 1'en'rv 122 60
lly removing Insane tuliauvlile csoo
lly lees In Cuiuiuonwealtli cases 40 75
$1,730 SO
We, the undersigned Auditors of the County of
Carbon, .Suite of l'enntjIVHiila, eleeted and di.lj
snuiu nwniuiuu w ia.v uu lepuik unit Vic lllf 111
1111- uiuer 111 ine bulimy Ullllliissiuuei S, auuiieu.
..lllldtl.H Illlll Uultl1.1l ilni.,irillln, ... I..... . I...
aeeounta of (!eurc Ilolais, ireasurer, lienry
.unci. i'. . i.uiuirii, .11111 uiieuu n. humk,
C.niiiiilsJoniTS, and James (iallaglier. Sheriff of
biiii.uiiuiiiy, iur uie year eiiiuiig nee. sisi isss,
coinliieneiiii: thn win k on the 1st
.lannary. I MO. and eoiniilellug It on the 231
"I January. 1W0. And ill t said accounts s
as above stated and ot record in the oll'.co ut
l'n tlioiiotarv. lire coricct. We also find thai
fioui the above balances due by collectors the
percept. ic for collection and In sonle lastaucif
exniiei'itloiisnreto be deducted.
We t.lso rest e.tfnlly 1 all public altentloti to
the fact thai In our op.nlon, in some of the
leveial tonushliiH and Iioiool-Iis. assessors and
-egistershavu 1 harmed x irbluuillr fur their
service iotaliie inslaixra are th- assessors
ut Hanks: the rrulstry of Heaver M a low; the
issessorsoi i.euignnu, weaini nv. Ui.ver iom
iiieuslmr. l-Uloi il and Maucli I bunkTuwiish n
nut I he icglstery of 2nd W aid Aluuch chunk
U01OIIKI1.
We nlsri recommend to the Hoard of Commiss
ioners, that Ihev tis much as iHisslhle rarrv 11
system. of bnnk-f eenhnr Into the ofllee of CounM
oiiimisslnners: also that uu account be o rue I
nun 1110 several pauie' wan leui iioin tue ccnil'
tv.
Ill the matter of the several Items credited to
the Commissioners 111 their liidnldual Account
fur expenses Incurred In visltlui; the In ntc.i nf
the Count). HiIuiHlintrtlic Commissioners' Con
vrulloii at I'.rh; l'a., Sc.. It Is the opinion of the
vuililors that as a uialter of r'ght and equity,
the Cummisitoners should be reimbursed for
ihelr actual expenses Incut ml iihlle In the ser
vices of the County, but e raniint find any law
allnwliii: the sami, theiefoie ulreit that they be
charged back to tlie Commissioners in fjlloivn
Henry Miller, Dr., to bill disallowed $ is,i
D.J. O'Donuell J2,03
Jacob S. Hawk ' " luj.su
$ 201,20
In testimony whereof we have hereunto set
o ir bands and seals at tho olllce aforesaid this
2 Jid day of Jan. A. D. If 80,
A. (1. PKTKUS, Reall
I'AIII. WA'INEK, Seal
. K. B. DEAI1M. Seal
lmny dmilar n;i b luu the TV. I.. nonKla
iho without nima end prlco stauircu oa
Uta bottoin, put blm down iu SiuL
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE
FOR
OENTLBMBN.
Best fn th world. Gxsmtna bla
5.00 iii:ni;ini: iiand-si:
.OX) IIANi)-8EWKI 1VKI.T S1IOK.
ANI PA It SI
L'AT.ITK ftAV.l
A N II PAI1MK1 H' Bllf
!
3.SO ICXTKA VAI.Ui: CALV MI OK.
3. S3 WOKUINOMAN'W hllOK.
S.00 and B1.73 iioys' St'IlOOr, SHOS3
Allriudsl. CoBxraH, Button tndLACft.
W. L. DOUGLAS
33 SHOE ladWs.
, BMt Miuterlal. Best Strle. Best ITlHlGJS.
ItuM sold STToiir dealrr, wYtta
W. X. DOliaiJU. SKOCKTOIf, lUM
MEHRKAM & SON, Apts,
EBHIOTIS 1 PRICES
Opera House Block,.
LEHIGHTON, PA.
In order to make some important
changes in our business, we have decided
to move a portion of our stock quickly by
commencing a general reduction sale to
continue until February loth, 1889.
WE OFFER OUR FULL LINE OF
Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Matting,
. Floor Oil Cloths, Win-
dow Shades,
and everything belonging to the above line
of4 goods at and below cost prices. This
makes the price now
On Rody Brussels 90 cents, ws $1.15.
On Body Krusfels 80 cents, wns $1 00.
On Tapestry Brussels 75 cents, wns 90 rent's.
On Tapestry Brussels 50 cents, wns 65 cents. J
On ingrain Br'issols 50 cei.ts. wos 65 cents.
On Inpruin 40 o nts. was 50 cents.
On Injjrain 30 cents, was 40 cents.
On ling 50 cents, was 65 cent.
On Rag 30 cents, was 40 cents.
On Jute 18' cents, was 25 cents.
Floor Oil Cloths and Window Shades at corresponding low prices.
VVe also offer special prices on n great many goods in our lines of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING
and Men's Wear of Every Discription.
We do this in order to make room for our Spring Stock
of Goods fof which we are now placing our orders.
Call examine goods and prices, you will save money if im
need of anything in our line of goods, by doing so.
Respectfully,
ZERN & SNYDER,
Opera House Block,
LEHIGHTON. PA.
HOUSEKEEPERS, Look Here!
You will certainly find it to your advantage to buy where you
have the largest, cheapest, best and newest stock of
HEATERS,
AND
HOUSEKEEPERS SUPPLIES.
to select from. That pl&ce
certainly be at
WM. S. KUHN'S,
Op-osito the Valley Round House, North Bank Street.
Make it a point to see the cclubratcd '-Irving Range" be fore pur
chasing any other. All makes and grades Of heaters on hand
'tud lurnii-hed at short notice and at exceedingly low prices,
Arlunnatp $L0
Hli f UuCllu news
New Roller Mill.,
The undersigned lias changed Ills MILL to the
1101.LEU 1'ltOCKMS, and Is now prepared to do
CUSTOM WORK
either by OKINDINO EVKKY CUHTOMKR'3
O A N WHKAT or hy EXCHANOINO wlththoss
who come from a distance.
All Work Guaranteed.
The patronago of the public Is very respectful
ly solicited.
The Mill will be Started up by
about January 21st, 1889.
Give us a trial.
M. HEILMAN,
Jan.l-mS LICIUOHTON, J"A
To iflflifl it May Concern.
All prsoiu am hrriey f irhnl mi-ddllnpt with a
oar iiuimr.. sritiriit v.Aiiu.", aim tin tir
HAIINEMS loaned hv the linilersloned tn.IllllN
W. KOON'.S.of 1'jckeiton. durlnu my pleasure,
as the same Is my proprty, .1. (1. ZliltN,
reDM, is jw welssp.rt, r.
New Livery! Keed Store
AT PACTCERTON.
I.EOmi.n MEYEK.4 resnreirnllv Inffirma th.
neonle of I'ai kerlon and vlelnltv that he has hut
opeued it UVKUV rAHI.K,on II12AVKK htM
wnere persons can tie minpued with (inoit, safe
Teams cither for Kunrral. Weddhnr or fnr llaul.
ItiK rurtiowa at very Lowest llitej. Iu conuee-
iiuu inereniiii ur urti ninu in .iwk me very uesi
brands of FLOUR and FKED. which liautll
sell al Lowett 1'rlces.
Attention, Builders !
toe iinnrrsittnen u still wotKlng the IHJLOK
410.NE UUAltltY. and Is lirrnared to sunnlv. al
shortest notice and at Lowest Prices, person
ho desire, with UOOI) hi ONE for UUILUINU
PUtll'OHEU. Call and In.lHjct tb htouM and
learo l'rlcts te lore purchasing elsewhere.
LEOPOLD MEYERS,
will
a, year ore locaI
than any other paper.
D. J. KI5TLER
Resoectfully announces to the public that he hM
opeLed n NEW LIVEltY STAlll.K.anJ that ho hi
now orrnared tn furnish Teams for funerals,
Wedd'nss or Umlnrss Trips on the shortest ne
tloe and most liberal terms. Order left at ths
"Carbot Homo" will receive prompt attention.
btahleh on Noitra oiittKi,
next the II(.U1, Lehlilrton. tanrtU-
Executor's Notice.
EsUte of NATHAN ZCKH.EIt, Oeceased.
Letters testamentary on the Estate ot Nathan
Zlegler, late of the Uoroush ot IhLthton, Car.
bnn countv. Pa., deceased, have been granted
tn Thomas Zelgler, residing In said borough, ts
whom all persons indebted tu the said estate art
requested to inako Immediate payment, and all
tiime having legal claims or demands against
Hie estate ol the said decedent will make known
the same, without delay, to
iituMAn niui.r.,ii, executor.
Lehlgbton, l'a., Jan. 31, lt9-w6
Court Proclamation.
WIIEHEA3, The Hon, Samuel B. Drebsr.
rresldent of tb XI.III. Judicial District, com
posed of Monroe and Carbon Counties, and Chss,
II. Seldle and Wm. II. Btrob, Esquires, Judges
of tbe Common I'lras ot Carbon County, and by
vlttue of their offices Justices ot the Orphans'
Com t, of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery, and the Court of Quarter Sessions ot
tho Peace of said County of Carbon, liavo Issued
their Precept to me, bearing date of January H,
ISSO, for holding a Hpcclal Conrt of Quarter Res.
slonsof tbe Peace, for the puriwsaof tlng Issues
In criminal cases, and the transaction of other
business ot said Courts, at the COURT HOUSE,
in the llorough vf Mauch Chunk, on MONDAY,
lltb day of MARCH, Isso, to continue two weeks.
Olven under my hand at Mutieb Chunk. In sal
county, January tub, 1K9,
God savs tb Commenwealta.
II. I, LEV AN. Bazajsv,