" Original Ohoap Cash Store."
AGREEABLY SURPRISED
are the seekers of bargains who visit , our store,
at the great values that can bo obtained for a
comparative little outlay.
Dayton Dress Shirts I
Without exception the dust fitting and bust
wkaiuno Shirts in the market. Wo have them
In all fclics from lSVi to 18, with 23 and 24!4 Inch
sleeves,
Unlaundrled, $1.10; $0.00 per half dozen.
Lauudrled, $1 25; $7.00 per lialf dozed.
The fact that our sale9 of this popular shirt are
steadily increasing, Is proof of the satisfaction
they Rive to the wearer,
The funeral of John Wcnsl ftt Krcsfte
vllle on Sunday Is reported as having bceu
tbe largest funeral corirfto ever seen In
that section. libertinism! thai ovi-ron
thousand peoplo wero prosi-iii. I ho "TC
monies weroconuucien i). i.i-v .un"
Knder, of Trlnltv Mil mn Hnin . "
who was formerly a ci. i l.i --ei-and
Is tunch esteemed 'iy Hi.- i
who was present says that the sermon on
the occasion was an eloquent one, convinc
ing, earnest and able,
tinhpri.. ontv son of Thomas Weaver,
late of l'ackerton, was happllv married on
Thursday to Miss Minnie Mny Uoyei, of
Allentown, In the presence of numerous
relatives and friends. The contracting
parties, are well-known here and have tho
limit wishes of many friends for a safe
lotirney ti er matrimony's sea. lliey win
lake up their residence at Lehigh Gap
where Mr. Weaver has extensive business
Interests.
In several months past the membership
of Lehlish Council. No. 101, Jr. O. U. A.
M., has Increased from eighty to one tiunu
red and seventeen. This Is a bright com
ment on the push and enterprise of tho
members and officers. At a recent meet
ing eight proposition were read, and the
boys want to know whether there Is
another lodge In town that can beat tho
record. Let us hear from one and all.
Af.nr nidi I nml nsalslnnts. Trainer
TriorinrKnn AHnr!atfi and Olauss are to bo congratulated on the
1 Me UdlDOtl HUVUUmC mmnamtlvi. nnamlnous satisfaction which
their assessment under the now rulo of
GARBON'S CAPITAL. ,
Wlmt
Be quick If you wish to take advantage of the
OllBAT oOTlntheprlcesofOAKl'ETB. Highest
Uradcs at Lowest 1'rlces Is about tho right way
to put It.
Remember, genuine uAnaAiNS aro al
ways to bo found here.
J. T. NUSBAU1YI,
Bank Street, Leliighton, Pa.
Juno T. 18M-1
SATURDAY. MAY 18, 1889
LOCAL EVENTS OUT UP.
The Allentown Democrat refers In the
following conipllmentar tenns to the ap
pointment of John T. Semmel as cashier of
Ibe First National Bank; "Mr. Semmel
Is a gentleman of sterling wonh. capable,
prompt and reliable, In short, faithful In
the discharge of every duty, and will doubt
less perform the requirements of his new
and highly responsible position with emi
nent satisfaction." The Democrat feels a
degree of pride In the appointment because
Mr. Semmel was a "Leblgh county boy."
John Arner, of Arner & Son, Mahon
ing, manufacturers of the celebrated pure
bone supei-phosphates, In conversation
with a reporter this week remarked that
this brand of fertilizers was having a larger
sale that' ever this year. In this connec
tion we would refer you to their advertise
ment appealing elsewhere. The fertilizers
are made ud of pure Ingredients and farm
crms who have used them speak in the
highest terms of their purity and strength.
The examination of the graduating
class of our high echool will be conducted
on the 24th and 25th Instants by County
Superintendent Sntdor, of town, and Prof.
George Ilemmlnger, of the East Mauch
Chunk schools. Tbe commencement ex
ercises will be held on Saturday evening,
June 15th, In the Opera House. A pro
gram of much Interest will be arranged for
the occasion.
IKhlle playing with the contents of a
bureau on Saturday morning Florence, a
young daughter of conductor Lewis Geg
Eus. of Northampton street, got hold of a
bottle containing carbolic acid, which
liquid she drank. The combined efforts ot
two able physicians saved the little one's
life and she Is convalescing to tho great joy
of the family.
Thn A nvnnATit acknowledges the re
ceipt of a complimentary season ticket for new milich wagon and is happy thereat, so
steamer transportation from Bethlehem to are the builders, 'Ircxler & Kreiuior,
full value has been received. On appeal
dav. last Friday, scarcely a dozen property
owners were nresenl and the Commissioners
had a "snap" lu adjusting trivial difficul
ties,
Contrary to rumor off and on during
the past six mouths or raoro the Assembly
of tho Knights of Labor In this place Is not
dead, neither Is It sleeping. True, the
larcn mpmbershln has dwindled dowu con
slderab'.y, but the life and lire still burnetii
Willi a vigor mat porteuas luture success,
People In tho lower end of the county
arc louil In 1 he r Dralso of Dr. O. II . buy
dcr, our popular veterinary surgeon, who
last Suntlai performed a delicate operation
on a cow belonging to a prosperous farmer
In that locality.
In the absence of Rev. J. II. Kndcr,
Rev. George W. Sandt.'of Welssport, filled
the nulplt In Trlnltv Lutheran church on
SiinclnY evening. The text of his Interes
tlngdiscuurse was based on Luke X XVIII.
Tlin Inefficiency of our police force Is
verv anoarent when a prisoner Is allowed
to escape from an officer In broad day light,
Let us have a change that will afford pio
tcctlon alike to pedestrian and property
Nathan Stemlcr, the popular landlord
of the Stcmlcrsville hostlery. has had erect
ed around his home a handsome Iron picket
fence which makes his place the mos; at'
tractive In that locality.
Tho rapidly growing circulation of this
paper convinces lis that our efforts to give
the nevs Is appreciated. New names are
added every week, won't you be one of
them? $1 a year.
John Esch, of Bankway, manipulates
tho spigot In Young & George's lestaurant,
Hamilton street, Allentown, lo which city
he contemplates moving in me near iuuue,
The Leclslaturo has passed a law cranl
Ing premiums for the capturo of the follow
ing destructive animais, viz: woives, siu
wild cats, $2: foxes, SI; minks, 25 cents.
Milkman George Rex sporteth a dandy
for
CalvDso Island. Tho Island Is situated In
the Lehigh Rivet at Bethlehem, contains
thirteen acres of ground, and Is one of the
loveliest spots In summer to bo found In
the Slate.
Alex Scldle, of Pleasant Corner, has re
reived the contract to put up one of his
patent wire picket fences In the rear of the
it Is a handsome piece of workmanship.
Persons desiring arbor posts, fence
posts, lire wood or the service of a ngu
team for hauling purposes can save money
by calling on Moses Rehrlg, Leblgh street,
The best looklnc turnouts come fiom
David Ebbcrts. North street livery. You
want to bear this fact in mind wnen laic-
Lehlghton cemetery. Alex is kept hump- ng y0Ur best girl fdr a pleasure drlyo.
Ing in supplying the demand for this cheap Th,s week QUr M frl(jni, JoUn n Wclj3
but serviceable fencelng. becomes the genial landlord of the well
A man in Carbon county Is trying to known Trachsville Hotel foimerly run by
prove that Job was not much of a patient the jate James Decker, of Pitlston.
fellow after all. .Tho Carbonlte has had vi,(,p Bowman will commence on his
184 bolls the past few months and is still . . ,. alatlnclon Ratine june'8
good natured. Bangor Observer. Vi e
don t Know, out li is jusi possiuie mac me
above paragraph is a lie,
Collector Wm. Schadte Informs us that
the taxes for 1888 have been collected very
near in full. The duplicate for 1889 will
not be received until the first week In Julv.
Mr. Schadte Is to be congratulated on the
success of hts first year's service as
collector.
Che borough council have decided that
they will take flie plugs. CorrectI Now
let our private citizens give the water ques
tion a boom that will make of It a grand
success. Don't be backward, step up aud
contribute in accordance with progresslve
ness Henry A. Schwartz, foreman of the
Hersh Heater Works for a ear or more
past moved with his family to Philadelphia
on Saturday, at v hlch place ho assumes
the responsibilities of a moro lucrative
position.
Flannel shirts at 50 cents; boys flannel
waists at 35 cents; boys pants at 25 cents,
and a great many other bargains In the line
first week, but will not move thither until
sometime In the month of July.
Preaching in tha 1st Presbyterian
church on Northampton street overy Sun
daj morning and evening. Everybody Is
Invited to attend these services. 3v.
Leain the reduced prices on first class
American watches sold at E. II. Hohl's,
Mauch Chunk. You can make a big day's
pay by purchasing here.
Learn the reduced prices on first-class
American watches sold at E. II. Hohl's,
Mauch Chunk. You can make a big day's
pay by purchasing here.
Learn the reduced prices on first-class
American watches sold at E. II. Hold's,
Mauch Chunk. You can sayoa big da's
pay by purchasing heie.
New summer millinery has just been
received at Miss Alvenla Graver's popular
New York Millinery Store all the latest
styles at lowest prices. 2w.
A joung son of Alvln Frey fell and
sustained a fracture of the left collar bono
Friday afternoon last. Tho boy stood the
of clothing can bo had at the One Price pain like a little soldier.
Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk. At the reeular monthly meeting of the
A nartv of cvnsles are camped on the flown council on "Tuesday evening, Ezia
hillsides in Mackcrlville. During the week, Newhard was elected treasurer vice William
they have done some horse trading, a little I Miller, deceased.
fortune lelllne and conducted themselves T .i. K-lbv Aneessnersult. mention-
as gypsies generally do. ej 0f which was made last week, Judgment
In falling from step ladder one day for $25 and costs has oeen rendered against
recently ex-bureess Samuel Grayer sus- Angessuer.
All tbe latest styles of lawn tennis coats
and caps can be had at tho lowest prices at
the One Pilce Star Ciolhlng Hall, Mauch
Chunk.
Carpenters are at work putting up the
new fence around ihe grounds of the
Carbon County Agricultural Society In this
place.
As per call of the president the stock
holders of the Lehlghion Water Company
will meet In Gabel's Hall on Friday even.
lug.
Supervisor Meyers, bf Mahoning dls.
HpeclRl Jteporter Sees tlint I
Worthy of Notn.
- Miss F.lla Mack visited her IIa.letn
fii a Is during I ho week.
Jrs. Jerro Dlmtnlck lcfl for tho wuat
ou Wednesday whcio sbo will visit rela
tives. Shei Iff Levan was at Summit Hill on
Afonday selling the clothing stock of
Thomas McCready's store. j
II. C. Frlell and Fred Wilson repre
sented tho Lehigh Stovo Foundry, Lehlgh
ton, In this city iceanesnay.
An arch will be built over the creek on
Quarry street by tho borough uaus. An
Improvement commendable and timely.
Passenger trains ou tho Jersey cen
tral railroad do not stop at tho Mansion
House. People will govern memseives ac
cordingly If they don't wanttn be left.
Mauch Chunk parties aro distilling oil
of birch on the Blno Mouulaln, uear tho
Wind Gap. The oil sells at $1 00 a pound
and they distill from 8 to 10 pounds dally,
E. F. Drelsbach.of East Mauch Chunk,
railway postal clerk on tho route between
Klmlra N. Y and Wllkcsbarre, Pa., has
been removed. W. r. btowatt, oi vision,
succeeds him.
dalsv." Is the expression of
evcrjbody who loves me ueauuiui in me
hiaclialilcal wuen tney guzo at vwiuucj
Lobein's dandy new milk wagon built by
Troxler & Kreldler Lehlghton.
Concert Hall will ba crowded tin FrI
dav i vHilns when Mt. Pisgali Council, fro.
123, Jr. O. U. A. J., publicly present iwen-ty-Uo
handsome bibles to the two Chunks.
The occasion will also be tho celebration of
the SOth anniversary of the order, founded
fot the perpetuation of the American home
at a time when civil conflict was beginning
to wage.
Hon. Ed Mulhearn is back from tbe
Statu r.ecls aturo al Harr sburg. tie is
looking well and appearentlv enjojlng ex
cellent healtu. Tlie Jiecora remarKcu
some time since that Eddie would not likely
bo a candidate for ro-electlon, but Judging
fiom this that and the other we opine o
the belief that when the time comes be will
be In tbe hands of bis friends.
The famous Switchback railroad has
been thoroughly repaired and Improved
and Is now readv for tho summer's busl
ness The Messrs. Mumford's Have spared
no effort or expense In equipping tin road
with all the couvleuces anu saieiy ap
pliances known. The traffic promises to
be larger this year than ever liereioiore,
The St. Aloisious temperance society
will celebrate their fifth anniversary in
Concert Hall on June 22 For the occa
sion a verv Interesting programme Is In
course of preparation. Prominent tern
ucrancc workers from Wllkeabarrc, Scran
ton, Philadelphia and other points will be
present by Invitation. Like ever thing the
society does this event promises to be a
grand one.
At a recent meeting of District Lodge,
Xn. n. I. O. (1. T.. held here, tho following
officers elected hayc just been made public:
District Chief Templar, a. u. uuase, Gas
ton; District Counsellor, H. F. Schlegel,
Mauch Chunk; D. V. T., Sadio C. Ross,
Mauch Chunk: S. J. T.. Mrs. M. M. Rauch,
Hazleton; D. T. J.. 3artln Ross, Afauch
Chunk; D. Chap., J. H. Keenly, Mauch
Chunk; D. M., W. D. Reed, Summit Hill;
D. S., Hev. U. IK. uross, iYiiemown, u.
G., F. w. liockine, tiazieton; u. a., a.
W. A. Siegfried. East Jlauch Chunk.
After a lone Illness of cancer, Mrs.
Simon Reichard. aged about sixty years
died ou Frldav. Deceased was an old and
respected resident of this place and the
funeral on Monday was largely attended
Mr lie chard lias also been sick lor some
weeks past, and on Monday was so weak
that kind hands had to carry him to the
funeral bier to look for the last time- on
the wife who had been a willing helpmate
to him. It was a sad scene and more man
one eye was blinded by hot tears. To the
bereaved tamuy your reporter cxienus
heartfelt svmnathy. Rev )V. P. Steven
sou, of the M. E. church, conducted the
services.
fliOI'LE WHO COSlK AND GO.
Personal floislp about People wlio Visit
and ion TUItlnr.
in.. l.U Tit mi tz has returned home
fiom a pleasant visit to Allentown friends,
Secretary of the Carbon County In
dustrial Society, Klwcn Bauer, 'clti led in
town ou Wcdticsdaj .
Mr. Staples of White Haven, was the
guest of C. A. Harding, on Iron street,
several days recently.
nharlns Anthonv. of Bethlehem, a
former resident of Parryyllle, closed digits
with old time fi lends hero on weuncsoay.
mimm Nora Clark and Katie Mc-
fWrv. (successful teachers In the Nesnue-
honing district and cstlmablo young ladies,
spent sunuay wim i . . anu jhiss iuuiu
Clark on Bank street.
Daniel Hollcnbach, treasurer of tho
noblo county of Lohlgh, was seeing
LehiEhton friends this week. Previous lo
returning home ho will visit Stroudsburg,
Kresgcville aud Bangor.
Jacob Mosser and family, of Boston,
and Mrs. Peter Seibctl Ing and daughter,
nml nnrirrt Hrlrprf. and fnmllv. of Allen
town. arc enlov nc tue nospiiaiiiy oi
Frank Seiberllnii's hostlery in the lower
end of the county.
Amontr the nrominem visitors In town
on Saturday wc noticed tho familiar figure
of our former townsman uaniei uraver, oi
Wllkesbarre. Dan Is a staunch Democrat
and has several times been mentioned for
responlb.e positions of public trust.
Uv. R. E. Bartholomew and wife, of
ICressonla, Schuylkill couuty, are guests of
tho folks at home. Mr. IJ,
WEISSPORT AFFAIRS.
tnlnpil severe bodllv Injuries. His condl
Hon Is much Improved at this writing, how
ever. PHOTOGRAPHS of family groups,
cabinets all styles, and old pictures copied
and enlarged at Rishel'a Gallery, near Le
high Valley Depot, Lehlghton, Pa.
Wilson Shoenenberser has disposed of
his double team of horses lo one Lewis
Kemerer. who resides IntheTowamenslngs.
Consideration. $475.
Read Zern's new advertisement to day.
It nnlnts the wav to an emporium of bar
gains nuch as this town has never known trlcti lias instituted a number of first class
before. Read lu Improvements since entering on his duties
finnatahle Walker, of Paryvllle, on . Iirlrtlit anil liniinrin(7 ftftppn nmillri
Tuesday jailed IFIIIiam Strohl, of the same baby glrl accounl8 for tbe smile that llluml-
piace, in ueiaun oi uau, vu wc w. nales tue face ot unniei wieana,
'oaD- Evcrvthlne In the line of furniture at
A new and handsome line of lawn ten- uemerr & swartz'a. Prices always lowest
nil anu Dase oaii coais, nw u "i" ana goods the best,
Chunk,
l'ut Both feet In It.
It's our orivateopinlonthal the moulders
who allowed their zeal to get the better of
their judgement In bombarding with stones
tho residence on Lehigh street, occupied by
Messrs. 11. C. Frlrll and Fred Wilson em
ploycs of the Lehlch Stove Foundry, n the
language of tue vnigar, put bom leel in it.
I.' Is just such hot heads as committed
Tuesday night's outrage that bring honest
labor and labor organization Into ill repute.
They do not belter the cause; they bring It
Into contempt wnen an angry mob assemb
les ou street corners, In saloons and else
where for the purpose of schemeing and
pUmilng Injury lo persons and property of
corporation or company against wuom mcy
are sinning, l lie advocate nas retrain
ed from saving aught In the matter of the
Lehigh difficulty, anticipating that matterr
would be adju&l id amlcablv at an early day
unfortunately things nave taken such
turn as to put life and property In jcpordy
and the borougu must needs rell me ueces
stiv of taking some action In the appoint
ment of a police or police force to prevent
a repetition of the disgraceful outrage of
Tuesday nlcnt luo men wno committed
i tho depredation will be, or probably hav
been arrested, what benelit are thoy to lab
or? None, candor will compel the Intelligent
to admit mis, while mo not-neads will rea
lize that the laws of tho commonwealth are
not to be broken bv union men. "scabs'
or ant body else without just punishment
to the offenders. No on win condone sucli
an offense but the unscrupulous and Ignor
ant. Honest, intelligent organized labor
roust purge its ranks of such men if they
expect to retain the simpatny and good
will of a community, 'me sooner they do
this the better oil ihey will bo. The Ad,
vocatk does not waut lo be understood as
dictating mis, mat or me other, we simply
and unequivocally condemn riotous actions
of any kind, anrf peace, prosperity, welfare
and reputation of town and citizens calls a
hall. Think calmly ever me spirit of this
article, and then Judge the condition of af.
fairs in a spirit of nonesi, intelligent cir
cumspection and you will say the Advo
PATE argues correcMy, If you don't say so.
you don't judge fairly and you should read
me article oyer again.
Meln host McDaulel, of the Eagle
Hotel, Pleasant Corner, Is Improving from
a severe attack of ten weeks old rheu
matics. A Son. at the ' Corner Slore,
will rece'.ve a fine lot of fruit and garden
truck on Friday and Saturday mornings.
The street scraper Is reducing the
tgrado on south Northampton street to
the depth of eighteen Inches or more.
Seersucker coats and vests for men
and bovs at 75 cents at tbe One Price Star
Clothing Hall, .Mauch Chunk.
Picture rod and coving. No nice room
complete without It; very low, at Lucken
bach's, Maucb Chunk.
Full line of Incraln and Brussels car
pets at Henry Schwartz, on Bank street.
Children's toys, books and games, at
Luekenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
''Eagle Cash Store."
For Sale Cheap. I havs on hand
three nice Baby Carriages that I will sell at
or below cost. J. L. Gauki.,
Go to Henry Schwartz's for all kinds
of furniture. Prices the lowest.
I'alatlnate College.
The annual Jlav concert given at Pala
tluate College on Saturday evening was bv
far the best entertainment ever given In the
history of the Institution, and reflected
greal credit on the teachers of music and
elocution, Miss Lyda Watson and Jiss
Sadie Barber, who had it In charge. A
large audience with many -visitors from'
Richland, Hummelstown, Lebanon, Read
loir aud Allentown were present.
Tho performance of the piano pupils
showed a high standard of excellence In
technique and expressIon.The College Glee
club added verv tiucli to the enjotment of
the occasion with some cf the Yale and
Harvard Annlversltv songs.
The novel feature of the evening was an
exhibition of Delsarte Gymnastics led by
Miss Barber, and given lu ureeic costum by
several vounz ladies. No ono who saw
them can fall to feel the grace and beauty
lo be gained by a study of this system of
pbyslclal expression. Miss Barber after
ward recited "The Bells" with musical ac
companiments, her costume adding much
to its fine effect.
Miss Lda E, Watson's high sopraud
The larcfest assortment of goods r0'0,6 1"" hfaLd t?dTanla1a ln .an. arllstl,c
j.jio ""b1 b rendering of the "Castauct Song" by Shel-
first-class store wil al-
craduatoof the Reformed Seminary at
Lancaster and fills the pulpit of alleformed
church at the former place with much
ability.
John Arner. of Arner & Son, manu
facturers of nuro bone sucer-nhosphales,
was In town on .Monday. Air. Arner is in
terested ln a manufacturing Industry at
Allentown In connection with pushing the
sale of tho popular phosphates manufac
tured by the firm.
1.1st of letters.
Remaining uncalled forin the Lehlgh
ton, Pa., Post-Office, for tha week ending
May ll, lttt'J.
Kressly, Chas. It., I Itehrig, Mrs. K.,
Hummer, Y. 11., I Thomas, Win.,
weur, Aiiss, AiYi-ua.,
Persons calling for any of tho aboye
letters will pleaso say "advertised."
Jamks P. Smith, V. M.
The Old Town and Community Surround
Ing Itmnlircl by the Htroller.
Mrs. Dctcrlltie. of Ashlcv. was vlsilinir
relatives here tlui week.
Cornelius Snyder, of Allentown,
circled here on Tuesday.
Joseph Foulk, of the east end, Is the
proud "pop" of a baby girl.
Mrs. S. B. Brown was reported as
quite III during tho past week.
George Laury and family, of Mauch
Chunk, were the guests of R. J. So'wcll
over Sunday.
Miss Luclnda Smith, of Middle, Creek,
Monroe county, Is vltltlng her sister, Mrs.
David Drelsbach.
Mrs. Thomas Atror and Mrs. Owen
Boycr liavo returned from a pleasant visit
to Philadelphia friends.
Tfie employees In Snyder's planing
mill received their regular monthly boodle
on Monday and Tuesday.
Paper hanger and painter Goth Is exe
cuting somo very handsome work for W.
AV. Blakslel at Wealherly.
Peter Bell and wife, aud Mrs. Ruch
and children, of Slemton, spent Sunday
with the genial C. Ilr. Laury.
A fourteen month! old child of John
Frltzlnger was burled on Sunday. Funeral
services wero held In tha Chapel.
Miss Emma Boyer does post-offlco
duties with courtcsv and correctness since
Is a recent ,he r'8nation of II.' J. Shoemaker.
bwCi An
II 1H
CELEBRATED-
can set them.
The Chief Renaon for tho great suc
cess of Hood's Sarsaparllla Is found In tho
article Itself. It Is merit that wins, and tho
(act that Hood's Sarsaparllla actually ac
complishes what Is claimed tor It, Is what
has given to-, this medicine a popularity and
sale greater than that of any other Barsapa-
Mrl Wines tlUa or Wooa nurl"
meill VVIII& flerbeforo the public.
Hood's Sarsaparllla cures Scrofnia, Salt
Itheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Biliousness, overcomes That
Tired Feeling, creates an Appetite, strength
ens the Nerves, builds up the Whole System.
Ilood'e ftannpnrllta Is sold by all drug
gists. $l six for ?5. Prepared by 0. 1. Hood
& Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias, Bur Mort-
raclterton nml Long Hun Foot Bridge.
The cables for the foot bridge across the
Leblgh at Packerton wero successfully
stretched and anchored early Sunday
morning as a large force of tho workman
had volunteered lo have everything ln
readiness bv Saturday evening. About
six o clock the force under tbe Immediate
dliectlon of John Farren, ably assisted by
Thomas J. Harleman on the J'ackcrton
side and Wm. Harleman on the canal side.
Work was continued the whole night.
Dospatcher Thomas Harleman, rendered
valuable service. Tho entire force were
interested and efficient by day light the
tnM-li- was flrlalinH tvltlinill.anapMllf.nl.
The main cables are steel wire one and ""'"'"J.
. .. -nl hnno tni lint crtr
mrco quarter incites in ipicuness ana nve
hundred and sixty-three feet In length.
The guy cables aro three quatter Inch;
elevation above the rlvertweuty feet; they
were made at tbe Uazzard IKorks ll'ilkcs-
barre and cost about five hundred and fifty
dollars. Tho enterprise Is the work of
George Enzaln. Esq., a well-known resi
dent of North Welssport,
It is a much needed improvement, as
residents of Long Run and that section had
to go around by Welssport to reach this
point. A very largo number of the em
ployees of tha L. V. road and shops llvo on
the other side of tho rlyer, and the only
John Rehrlg. Jr.. East Welssport. Is
the agent for the Improved Victor Washer.
Best In tho world. Try It before purchas-
ng anv other. Apr. 3m.
Tho temperance lecture announced
from the pulpits to come off In tho Evan
gelical church on Saturday evening has
been postponed Indefinitely.
Henry J. Shoemaker,, for a year past
me courteous ana oouging assistant posi- gngn No. 7. Juno Term. 1889. to mo directed,
master here, has accepted a more lucrative Issued out of the Court of Common Pleas ot t'ar-
posltlbn with E. M. Williams lu tho Pack- uonuoumy, i win sen at puunc venuue on
ertOU Office). MOKIIIV tltwu , m.d
Nusbaum cfo Cnltnn will niantifar.lurA I
Icecream In lnrpo nuantltlps for nrlvatp or I nt 1 0 p. m., at the Court House, In the
,.. iV. ,io ki. .,,...riii UoronfH of rtauch Chunk, Corbon County, renn
plcnlc purposes. To do this successfully sylvanla, the following described Kenl kstate,
thev have nut In a steam eneine tofto-wlt:
ah uiai cerium iui or jiipco oi ground, situate
on the Westwardly side of North street. In the
Itoroueh of East Mauch Chunk, cnuntv nnrt stjitn
aforesaid, and numbered ln tho plan or plot
uiorcui noijj, coniiuninK in iromor nreailtll
on said North street fifty (CO) feet, and extend
lne thence Westerly of that width between par
allel lines at right angles with said street, In
lenctli or denth. two hundred (2001 feet. liomid-
ed westwardly by a thirty feet wide alley. South
ward by Second street, Kastward by said North
sireci anu i on invar u oy Lot .Numiier l-our.
The Improvements thercoir consist ot a two-
siury
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
22 feet by 30 feet, and a two-story frame kitchen,
16 feet by 13 feet, thereto attached, with a stone
uaseineni ceiiar unuer i ne nouso aim Kiicncn.
Also, a frame stable. 14 feet lir in fpm. nn thn
ICill L'lIU Ui uiu JUl,
Seized and fatten Into execution in tin. ninn-
vu ui itiaiKtiu -i jHuuciiuy,
II III AM 1". I.EVAN, .Sheriff.
Mauch Chunk, Pa., May 18, lfwu.
"We have the full control of thorn here. No other store
We Open 3000 Pairs To-Day !
W. Li. Douglas' 4.00 Fine Calf Shoe.
W. L. Douglas' $8.50 Police Shoe.
W. L. Douglas' $3.00 ChulleiiKo Shoo.
TP". L. Douglas' $2.50 Planet Shoo.
IP. L. Douglas' $2 Best shoe for the money.
We have the Police and Planet shoos with extension soles.
W. D. .Douglas' $3.00 Xadics Shoos in C and D width. Please
examine our snoes hefore buying elsewhere.
ADAM MEHKK AM & SON,
First door above tho Opera House,
South Bank Street, Lehlghton, Pa.
Wjj ARE READY,
run the machinery.
Supervisor Solomon Ycakel Is dolne
commendable service with the street scrap
er In putting the streets In cood condition.
Correct, let tho good work go on; Sol.- can
do It if anybody can.
The underslened has for salo a larce
lot of Fence tosts. FirtEvrooD. and
Altntin Posts In largo quantities, which he
is prepared to furnisu at lowest prices,
Call on or address, Geohoe II. Enzian
Welssport, J'a. marisi-am"
Tha MItc Society of the Evangelical
congregation have nicely carpeted the larce
auditorium In their church edifice. The
improvement Is a commendable one and
the members of the -mite society deserve
praise therefor.
V. J. Klstlcr and wife wpre called to
Moyerstown this week owing to the severe
Illness of their estimable daughter, Miss
Magma, wjio is a promising pupil In the
.Numerous 11 lends ncre
SHERIFF'S SALE
way across was by small boats and high
water, ice etc., olten rendered the passage
Impossible. The foot bridge Is just what
Is needed, it win also ue a source ot revenue
to the li. V. K. R. people from that sec-
lion will l)4ve a much shorter route lo
railroad station.
The bridge is a free one. Air. enzaln
assumed the cost of tho whole thing, but
quite a number have contributed. Though
Ueueral (Jar bunt, jobn S. Lentz and
Supt. II, S. Goodwin, the L. Y. Co., have
contributed material fr abuntmcnts, Ac
Mr. Enzaln is under obligations for Ibis
as well as to Foremen Weiss, Long and
Montz, for aid rendered.
The cost of tno bridge will be abnuiieign-
tcen hundred dollars, about Dye hundred
is yet to bo raised. There Is no doubt that
all who are benefitted by tho bridge will
contribute as much as possible. -The
bridge will be opened to tho general public
Saturday, June 8th, between the hours of
six and nine. It Is expected mat tue
Luhighton and Welssport bands will bo in
alteudcnce. addresses will be made and a
general Invitation Is extended to all who
arc Interested to be present on the occasion.
Tbe bridge win be called tno Jjong Jtun ana
racucrton root bridge.
hope for her speedy recovery,
Elmer Gilliam, of Franklin, aged
twenty-two years, Is lying seriously 111 from
the effects of a severe cut ln tho leg In
flicted while las Ing a pavement recently,
The limb has become Inflamed and his
blood poisoned so that chances for his
recovery aro doubtful.
Presiding Elder D. A. Meddler,
preached his first sermons to large and
appreciative audences in tho Evangelical
church on Sunday morning and evening.
The reverend gentleman is a convincing
anu earnest discourses wuu a gooa com- jlSi,aned. cottace stvle. the slzoand dimension
mand of language, whctlior English or of the main building bclns 14 x2t feet, and of the
llv Ayilni- nf n tvi-lf rt Intmrl Vnnln. 1'n 14
Immiio Acini, icoi. m nid uiirricti, isaucu Ulll. fjl
tho Court of Common l'leas of Carbon County, 1
win c.hjio ui iuuuc Teuum, uu
MONDAY, JUNE 10T11, 18SD,
I at 1 o'clock In the afternoon, at the Court House,
In the liorough of Mauch Chunk, Carbon County.
lciiusyivauia, me loiiowing uescrineu ileal
Estate, to-wlt:
A two-story, part log and part frame,
DWELLING IIOHSK,
TO supply 'housekeepers with tho hestnunlitv Groceries, in
cluding everything in that lino, at prices, not "out" to mislead
purchasers, but nevertheless verv low.
TO show customers a large and fine assortment of the latest
novelties in Jewelry at prices very low considerining quality oi
goods. A special invitation is extended to persons desiring any
thing in this line to see our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
TO wait on customers desiring anythiner in the lino of Toyb
for children. Our stock includes the latest novelties.
TO sell the finest Confectionery in Lehichton, in large or
smali quantities, at lowest prices.
Try Our Popular Drink MILK SIIAKE.
Our Ice Cream Parlor B ?i33
the week. Private parties, picnics and festivals supplied.
Nusbaum fe Culton.
GABEL'S BLOCK, BANK STREET, Lehighton.
German.
Jeremiah Koch Is back
folks at homo " after an absence of mote
than thirteen years, during which time he
has married and become a prosperous
farmer In tbe state of Jissourl. lie has
changed considerable In general appearance
but not sutllclently to be a stranger to old
time mends,
I annex or addition 15 x in fact, totrpthpr with tlin
. ... , I lot of land or curtilage appurtenant thereto, slt
'wlth tno old uato In Bloomlngdalo Valley, Mauch Chunk
iiiwuiuiu, v;uruuu uoumy, l-ennsyivania, anu
nouniicu auu uescriDea as iouows: iieginmng
at or In the middle of Mauch Chunk creek, lu
me centre oi ino puuuc rpuu crossing saut creeK :
theuco North six (0) degrees, Ve9t two hundred
ami iwcniy-six i-jjujieet, luenco ivonu seventy
(70) decree?. West one hundred and seventy.
iiii-iiL ii ui leei. ineiii'H Aonn (inn niiiiiiren mill
ninety (iwi ueerccs, wesi nve multireel ami tiny
Wall Paper and Decorations
The pe..lon presented to tho borough A'Sfj "e"
council calling for tha enforcement of the lanils late ot Peter Wi Neigh, deceased, to ccn-
ways be found in
great profu
sion at
tho
Eagle - Store.
ley. Two vocal duets "Through Valley
and Forest." and "Time of Youth'1 were
rendeted by Misses l.yda and Fennle Yat.
son. It was a rare treat for tbe audience
to here the artistic vocal music given by
these ladies.
Merchant Tailoring!
We lead tbe trade In our Merchant Tail
oring Uepaitment In regard to style fit,
workmanship and prices. We are making
all-wool bulls to order at $15, $18, $25 up
to $40; all-wool pants, to order, at $3.75.
Wp roll thp fitipntion of the 5'.7 "P.10 10, CaU. aBd "amine our
we call ing aitenium "i ,prir(t and summer stock of fancy suitings
ladies to a larce assortment Ol and you cannot miss it by calling at tut,
Prints, in blue, black and the o. p. s. ciojhii chunk.
fashionable shades iust received. Call at Kemerer i SwarU'a on Hank
. street, and see the largest stock of furnl
tiuxtKiivx wAJLix-. ture. carpets, etc. i ou can save money
Ntrth Bank Btrstt, opp. Valloy Roiud bouis- uy coing so.
Arouud the llags.
Allentown and Slatlngton will play a
series of games.
Macuncle did up Allentown 12 to 11.
Not so bad, for country boys, ch Crfffc ?
It Is Captain W. D. Jones of the Slat-
ington club, and assistant captain S. Ij,
stecuei.
Even body should go to tho ball game
Saturda) afternoon. The contest will be a
spirited one.
Normal Square and Pleasnt Corner will
uiako arrangements to play an exhibition
game In tbe ball park on tbe 25th.
Our people should liberally patronize
tho ball game baturday afternoon. Jt will
be an encouragement to tbe ''boys" to play
a "stiff game."
wcatnerly is getting in neutlnc trim
for Ihe season's battles. The club will be
as follows: Lewis Kuss, George Kline.
Jacob l'resser, Oscar Dayls, Dan Haes,
will n arg, unas. ivueuner, joun Mussel
man. Chas Hinkle.
When Allentown plara Lohlgbton on
Saturda. next, the new B. 11. park will be
formally dedicated. As Its share of the
souvenirs. Lehlghton Iwtll get a goose egg.
Allentown Crufe. If wo only get one,
brother, why, we'll be satisfied.
- Look Here, Bullderat
The undersigned Is prepared tosupply,
building stone, firewood, posts, etc. at
reasonable prices. Address,
17. J. DANZF.n.
April 2T-Sm. LEnioiiTON, P. O.
At the Corner Store.
The Summer season is at hand and bot
tied goods are timely. You will Bud at
Sweeny's Corner Store a full line, lnclud
Ing pickles, chow-chow, catsup, mixed
Dickies, celery sauce, sweet pickles, chill
sauce, onions, horse-radish, olives, plcquaot
dressing and a fun line of jellies.
From the Upper End,
Patrick ltoc'gers. died suddenly at Coal
aaie aamraay morning.
A excavation has been made for tha
election of a large dwelling for J. II
Andrews at Deaver Meadow.
A new Camp of the P. O. S. of A., is
to ba organized In Hazleton. District presi
dent J. M. Staufxer. of Deaver Meodow. I
. taking great interest in tno matter.
MKMOKIAI. DAY, 1889.
PROGRAMME.
The follow ing Is the programme arranged
by the Commllteo for tho observance of
Memorial Day lu this liorough and Weiss,
port:
OrtDKIl Ol' PARADK.
Tho line will form at 1 o'clock, sharp,
right resting on Iron street, In tho follow.
Ing order:
Plilef Marshal and Assistants,
0. A. It.. Drum Corps.
Firing Squad.
John 1). Ilertulette- Post, No. 4SI. G. A. It.
l-elilch Council, Jr. O. U. A. M 101.
Ijuly Washington Cornell, I), of L., SO.
Ariou Comet Hand ot Lehlghtan.
I. o. ii. v.,tm.
Daughters of Itehecca, 124.
West I'eim Cornet Hand.
I'oho I'ocoTilbe. Ited Men, 171.
Washington Camp, 122, P, O. 8. of A.
ValilnKton Camp, m, P. 0. 8. of A.
Washington Camp, 29, p. o. H. of A,
M lnlllllL'tllll ennui. 308. P. O. B. (if A.
Washington Camp, 311, P.O. B. otA.
Clilbmi Castle, 111, K. 0. K,
Teutonla Boelety.
l.otilRti Hook Ladder Co., No. 1,
Mil I. lvlnlz (!(tnniniiili-ri'. Nn. K. (1. II.
Speakers and disabled Comrades, .Soldiers and
milium in i;nrnnget.
Mounted Aids.
Organizations and Clto-ens In 'Bmscs or Carri
ages hiii pit-use likq me leu oi inc line.
ROUTE OF PARADE.
Up Hank street to Qchre, out Ochre to
Second, down Second to Iron, out Iron to
Third, down Third lo Kim, out Elm to the
uemetcry.
Thn tteholiim nf lhfi fievtral Kundav Hehools
will form Id open order outside of the gates of
meuenieiery ann uanu nowcrsio tue uecorni
tng Committee of the (!. A. It., singing Memorial
nyiqus 10 me nine "uiu nunureu.
Pecoratlon ot (1 raves.
Ilitgle Recall.
Prayer by Itev. J. Alvln Heber.
Orallou by lion. I'.. M, Mulhearn.
Closing Hxerclses by ltev. J. B. Newhart.
Denedlctlou.
0"A collection n 111 be taken at the nates, to
aeiray expenses.
lue paiaae win men proceed 10 neisspori.
Memobui, Services in ruuuq Square.
Prayer by Jtor. Stauffcr.
Address bv ltev. Dungan.
Closlpg Kxercisea by Rev. Sandt.
benediction.
ordinances regarding the closing of nil
places of business on Sunday has been
acted UDon, and the proprietors of stores,
ii-c, have been notified to obscrvo the law
In the matter. They will be closed here
after. It may not suit a cood many, but
It's law, you know, and tho law must be
enforced. Dy'e see?
The Old Story Over Again.
A double accident, resulting in the death
of one young man and the sciIoub Injury of
another, occurred on the Leuigu v alley
Kailroad. below blatlngton. 'Sunday.
wunam ,11. ijioyu, aged zi, ana uuanes
Mobry. lo years of age, both ot uanlels-
ylllo, spent Sunday morning with friends
In alatlngton, and at noon attempted to
board u moving coal train. Mohry missed
bis foothold and was thrown alongsldo the
track and received severe Injuries. Lloyd
succeeded in boarding tho train, but see
ing bis companion hurt attempted to lump
off. Ho was tbtown violently to the ground
anu almost instantly Klilod.
tro of Mauch Chunk creek, aforesaid, tbence
norm luny-uiue (wi accrues, iuisi one-iiuilureu
and seventy-six (170) feet aud (wo (2) Inches, and
llienco South eliihtv-flve and ouo-nuarter nam
degrees, East three hundred and slxty-slx (3C6I
teei io mo piaco oi ueginiuug, comainmg auoiit
I'lve (5) Acres, more or less.
Seized and taken Into oxecntlon as tho prop
erty of Angelina Creltz and George Creitz. her
nusuauu.
HIJtAM T. UiVAX, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Mauch Chunk, !'., May H' '89.
E. Mi Mulhearn, Attorney, May is, 1880,
Howard Deifeuderfer,
Opposite the Pdrlic Squark, Dank
STREET, liKIIIOIITON,
alANUFAOTURER. OF - FINE . CIGARS
Alto a Choice Lino of
TOBACCOES, ClCUItS, AND SltOUEllS SlIPPLir.4.
Don't Forget to Call-?
MP for CARRIA&ES !
Ulalces the Weak Strong.
'rue season wnen tnai tircu leeung is ex- -r-r -t
perlenced by almost overy one, Is here once JlLJ3NlvX OHIilSTMAN
uiuru, miu aicaia iiiauj peupio rcburb io
Hood's SarsaDarllla to drive away the lan
guor and exhaustion. The blood, laden KW Allrni TTniisv Wnisonnrf
with Impurities which have been accumula- ,, w..,...,
Sells the Popular and Celebrated
ting for mouths, moves sluggishly th.ough
1... ..rtt. 4l.A n tl.lnlr "..I-.1-I.T
. 1 ' u GU,, .11 U 1 11 1 1 1 11 111)11 wJ .11111 )v if 1111.11 1 J , I - a
anil me -body is still slower io respond, xjut liuizbuil J ana SJ X orit
IT II- 1. Ml I. S i .... I- , 1 I -
iioou s oarsapariua is just wuai. is ueeueu.
It purifies, vitalizes and enriches the blood,
makes the bead clear, creates an appetite.
over comes that tired feeling, and Imparts
new strength and vigor to tbe whole body.
Sonilheliii's
Is the place to buv your ready-made suits
for men, boys and children. Vou will al
ways find there a large assortment at the
following low prices: Mens good suits at
$5. $7, $8, $10, $1R aud upward; boys good
duim u, vi, ,u, f-u, 1, v", vu aim uiJiiaiua.
All our goods are marked In plain figures.
at a saving of SO percent on each dpllar, at
theOnePilco Star Clothing IlaUT Mauch
Chunk.
SINGLE AND IOUBLE CARRIAOES
At prices that are considerably less than coinne-
iiiion. i nave an siyies aim qualities
which I wish vou would not fall to Inspect
ui-iuru iiuiKiRK purcuases, mayu3iu
Miss Alvenla Graver has icturucd
from tbe city with now summer millinery.
Ladles, von will miss It If you fan to see
tbe new goods aw.
OPEN TO EVERYBODY.
We do not hold ourselves responsible for opin
ions expressed under tuts Head, rersous
contributing articles must write on nut one
sldo of paper, and sign their name legibly.
me latter noi lor puuncaiion uut as u muiier
oi goou iaim. uuituo.
Please Chew Thl.
Daniel Baltzer,
BANK STREET, LEIIIOIITON. PA.,
next to Trexler ilc Kreldler's Carriage Work
Is Headquarters for
Notions and Fancy Goods,
Including a lull and complete hue ol
All Kind ot Laces and
Ladies' Underwear
White 67oods a Specialty !
Fricea very lowest. Call and be convinced
that we have a full line of everything
usually found in a first class
Notion. Store.
Have Feathers Cleaned
Editor Advocate: I had fully Intended
to trouble vou no more, but the "mighty
moral agitation" carried on by Brother
William Cralc of Nebraska, and Clarence
The Marshals appointed by the different or- soulful Weiss, of Lehlghton. caused me to
uconsiaer my decision, rsow, win ine
Is located In Seller's Putcher Shop In the rear
ot the Lehigh Coat and Hardware Company
and Is prepared to
Renovate Feathers
According to the latest discovered scientific pro-
cess ui ine iuiiuviiuk ww priues:
Less than is pounds, lo.cents per pound.
Between IS and 30 pounds, 9 cents per ioiind.
Between 30 and 100 pounds, 8 cents per pound.
100 pounds and over, T tents per pound.
For reference call on or address James Wain,
Jonathan Klstler at Carbop llou-se, Columbus
Hlttlnc on the Safetr Valve. "lolnts" and boot-leu dlsDensatorles. and Horn, at Mansion House. T.D.Clauss and others.
Ma,py are they who have laughed at the making perjurers out of otherwise truthful orders left with T. J. liretney or at the works
will icwno iiuiui'iaiicuuuu i cniiioil nm
called for in town and at Welssport aud returned
free of charge. mayll-lm
ganlzatlnns w 111 parade mounted and report to
the Chief M irshal, Solomon Yeakel.
Organizations desiring to participate In the
exercises at 'Parrwllle. w 111 reDOrt at G. A It.
lieaanuaneis m osuu o ciock u. hi., snarp, on
Mnvsnth.
On Sunday morning, May 26th, the Post will
decorate the graves la the Malionlug, East Pcnn
aud Westl'enn Cemeteries. 'J hose desiring to
participate snouia report to 111c commute
Wra. C. McCorrnlck, John Seaboldt. Jr., Lewis
rr I t 1 1 xA.k..Al . . .. .1 . .. 1. DnK
A 1111UC1 , MJ. . UlllSlllI UIU U Villi IIUIlll.
gentlemen mentioned please put this para
graph, No. 1, In their hats for reference.
.13. Illdaman. 1'robale judge of wm-
manche county, Kansas, glvss the follow
ing answer to a pertinent question:
(II How successfully has Prohibition
closed tbe saloons In vourpartof theStatef
Atutioer It has closed tbe ea. 0011s by
creatine double the number of "dives."
"Joints" and boot-leg dispensatories, ana
Yours truly,
Yidex,
No. 2 next week, watch for It.
RETAIL-MERCHANTS'
Before purchasing elsewhere will do well to call
uit ui nuurcss,
storv of the green steamboat fireman who I men.
Kit. nn the safetv-valve to nrevent It "leak
ing." Yet thousands are repeating bis tveisspon, i-a.
folly every dav. They are troubled with
blotches, pimples, eruptions, sait-rneum
bolls, carbuncles, ulcers and old sores, and
are contenting themselves with suppressing
tbe symptoms without removing the cause.
They sit on these safety valves by which
nature is driving out blood Impurities, In
aiparl nf Mftinr T)r. Pierre's ftnlrien Medical
Discovery, which cures by removing the ADfl A T T Q A' TrfJ-T?.!?
cause, which is in the blood. It Is a won. Ui3 Vii.lV O OiSlJljWJClitj
acriui uiouu puriucrHiiuiuviguraiiui; luuiu,
Do sou tblnk the proprietors of Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy would offer, as they
have done for many years, a standing re
ward it $500 for a case of catarrh which
they cannot cure, if the; did not positively
know that the remedy will absolutely ana
permanently cure catarrh. Sold by drug
gists, at only 50 cents.
A full line of G. A. It- suits and caps,
at tba One Trice Star Clothing Hall, ,Vauch
Chunk, for IT, (6, f 10 and upwards.
Auditors' Notice.
In the Orphans' Court ot Carbon County In the
matter ot the first and final account of Abraham
Smith, Administrator ot Jacob Smith, late ot
Towameaslng Township, Carbon County, Pa
deceased.
KhMi-h is berebr clteu that at an Orphans'
Court deld at Mauch Chunk lo and for said Coun-
tv, lne unarrsigDru was appoiuieu Auuuor
audit, re-btale and settle said account and
make fiiftiriDuuon oi ine imiaa ill me nanus
said accountant lo the parties entitled thereto
according 10 law. .......
-i mifln Mu.iiiAy. maxim uivoi aiai.Ai
D. 1889, at 9 00 o'clock A. M.at the Publlo House
nr .innAinan nisuer. in me uorouuii ui ijcuikii
loo, Pa., he will meet all parties havms claims
a sain xunus or accounis wua arp iciiiuivu iu
resent them before said Auditor or be debarred
W. M. RAPSHKlt, Auditor.
IVERTISI
s
HOES
SPRING OPENING-
-OF-
AT-
W.F.Bie
rv's Popular
w
WEISSPORT, PA.
Drugstore,
OUIt stock Is largo and complete and includes all the very latest styles and shades
in the above coods. and the prices knock competition bky high. A special invitation Is
extended to tho peoplo to call and sec our immense stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We feel cofident that wo cau pleaso you and savo you money. In
'lire Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles,
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
OUK stock equals, if not surpasses, in quality anil freshness that of any other establish
ment in this section. Respectfully, AV. F. 11II2UT, Druggist. -
Andrew Bayer,
HANK HTltEKT, LEHIGHTON,
IlKALElt IN
Wall Paper, WiiidowSliadcs
and Fringes, Curtain
Poles and Chains,
WOOD AND BHAB8 BTAIB EODB,
OILS, PAINTS, VAENISHE3,
AND PA1N1EHS BUPPUES
3 our EH GILT PAPER
at 5o. Per Roll.
Call and ;ee us. No trouble to show goodi.
whether you buy or not. Our time Is your time.
Paper Hanging, House and Sign Painting,
draining aud all kind of (Hiding Work executed
In the very best manner and at the Ion est rates.
3iu-marchU.
A GOOD LIVING
GOOD PAY!
Write to W. & T. Smith. Nurserymen. Oknkva.
N. Y., for terms. Uncuualed facilities. Many:
valuable specialties. One ot the largest and best
known Nurseries in the
country Kstabllshed 1816,
IIIVU tV t Ml HIH4J
b of the largest and best
GENEVA Nursery.
Tranvdealer aavi lie Iioa the W. I.. Drndu
Shoe -irlthout n&mo and lirto itiimnM
tho bottom, put lilm doim as a fraud.
L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE
FOR
GENTLEMEN.
it o. f In 1 li n vn.M. Ft. m In. lila
OS.OO (iRNUINI! IIAKD-SKlVKn IjIIOX,
1IANIM
s.ijo iir.im
H3.BO KXTKA VAI.UK OAL.K SHOE.
UK.
nor. (
All miAo in Conftrsif, Button MidLsi
Tfffl?
l'Ot.ICU ANI PAKM Kits' SHOK.
Ha. 011 j;xi KA VAl.ui; un,r bi
lVllltll TKflKf A TfH HllOll
14.00 ami si.7s uuYS' sclioor, snowt,
FOR
LADIES.
1. ButFltUaS.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE
, lltt Material. Heat fityl
If nnt inM hv wnur r)ptlr. ami
XV. L. DOUOLAS, llltOOKTON. MJUM
Examine W. L. Uouclas (2.00 slinea for centle-
and ladles,
Adam Mohrkam & Son.Agents
LIIEIOIITON - - PA.-
01 MM!
MAUCH CHUNK, PA.
Seasonable Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices,
THAT WILL MAKE THEM GO QUICK!
A Oil I! AT TOW HI. TIAltOAIN M li.ivw ,,U,1 l w..,,.l ,, li.-.,.. 1.. 1. ..
In huck and damask, all white and colored boaders, larne size, flue Muck : any of tl.eni would bm
cood value at 35 rents each our price Is ! rents earh. Another baripilu Is a cood sized huek
..nmnni-niivf-iv linn, iiipv i'n mr wit nr. ... mm . nt,tin.....t.
TAUI.K I.INKN- Extra value In Table Unec.
call your particular attention to tha
no itnuiv iimy arn irom 8 to 12U eti..
numbers that we are offering at 37'. and 60 cents ner vant.
per yard cheaier than you can buy the same goods cl where,
afford to miss this ottering.
. Srii?.? .l:?,,iSLVi "?.e.V.nft ,!e'Pe- tlned and flird,the;
K.:.rri,v.VMrAr.v.a,si,r " ' . ."? 'otoi ugbtcui!
DRESS GOODS
A Una of shades never
a lot ot double fold, small
n 1 TTT 1 TJ .1 n
XiUBli (VDlllDUUik, X ouuu.,
WHOLESALE DBALER IN
Oreniei, Sweet Potatoes,
UmoDi, Cranberries,
ISauanas, Cocoanuts,
and all other Fruits and Vegetables In sea
Bin mwi "'-- - - luu, Aro.. ud nut hi. .'-"-- "-" -" . - ...
nn uiu funds or accounts who are reiulre4 to
T ETAILEItS In tbe community .can save present them Dttore saw Auauor or ueai
freight and have the goods aeiiverea at from cemlng In for a share oi saia runa
ineir aoors ey a lew noun nuuer. uini.
trial, satisfaction gturantesd and prices the
very lowest.
May t.ists.-wi.
,,..w ..... (lumu ,VUnCa
If ou need f.lneus, jou o.nn
atsu cents. About one case .of plain and strlpi-d Beersuekers-iou would'thluk they were che
at8centsperyind-theyROfor6!rents. ' ' 'ey were catsp
-Dress Ooods Bargain, all wool filled, cable rord dress goods, double fold,
show n for leas than mi cenU per yard-our price Is 10 cents per yard, Ali
lall plaid, reduced from 124 cents to 10 cents. '
OOR SEVENTY-FIVE CENT QUILT will compare ery faorably with amthlngyou can
purchase elsewhere at ILOO. All other price In proportion. Miwiiijfoutis
Several Boxes of Arnold's STANDARD ULUr. CALICOES, best made, new patterns, fresh
goods, tbey go for 7 cents per yard, Regular pilce 8 cents. rnerns, irtar
cents b?TheytrCdEr pi" e8UN BARaA,Nl one,hat nlM ue bV ' I't 'ents. our price Is tU
BLACK GOODS BAROAIK. We are showing a certain number of Illack Cashusre (that
could be called a Henrietta) which we guarautee Qbe n sundaid tiiaks ail wool aud is , i si ,11
anything you can buy for KM eents-our price, W cents per yard? ' Bne as
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O. A. Rex & Bro.,
Opposite American Hotel,
MAUCH CHUNK, Femmv