The Carbon Advocate UCIIiaUTOX, l'l.NN . SATUltDAV. AUGUST 31, ttMO. KtfTXlltni AT THE IiKlllOltl ON TOBI-ol Fl( K AS HErOflD flljAPR MAIL MATTKU. Itonn rldo Circulation Lnrgrpr tlinn thnt o nuy Weekly Neimlmiicr In the County. WITIIDHAWAI.. Wkibspokt. To., Aujs20, 'SO Eiirrdit Oaiiijon Auvooatk 1)eah Slit After matnro deliberation, I have con eluded not to be a candidate, for Associate Judge, and request jou to publish tills for the Information of my friends. Very Kespoctfully, J. Q. Zeiut. ALLKNTOWN'S NEW DAILY, THE MOItN tng Critic, Is on our. table for tho first time. It Is neatly gotten up typographically, While Its columns aro teeming with llio latest nows of tho day. Tlio paper starts out prosperously and the Advooatk ex tends best wishes for an abundance of do served success. Let us see your faco Often lIIKItF. IS ONLY OH1C T11INO THAT IS likely to break down the monopoly whlcli tho express companies enjoy and which tho people aro obliged to submit to, and that is the establishment bv tho Government of tho parcels-post system. This system lias proved an undoubted success In England, as Is shown by tho fact that from 1,000, 000 parcols carried tho first year tho sys tem was Introduced the business has In creased to 40,000,000 parcels. This is subject that ought to engage tho ottentlou of Congress at Its next session. J5DITOHIALLY THE ADVOCATE .UIIOEB our business men and private citizens to renewed activity In regard to the erection of a new Valley depot In tho rear of tho Exchange Hotel. Impress upon tho com. pany its importance and don't let any mero personal considerations stand In the way. Individual objections only exhibit anil quated Ideas and show the old fossil char octer, so don't let It bo a predominant fca. turo, preventing our onward march of pro gression. Get to work. BROADBRIM'S II Y. LETTER, Time upon llmo liavo I felt called upon to expose tho pious frauds with which this city abounds, but notwithstanding every effort they flourish and thrlvo and grow and like ITydra when ono head Is cut off a dozen spring In Its place. One establish mcnt that I helped to break up was styled "The Home of Heavenly Ilest for Dcstl tute Girls," Now thero Is nothing that will appeal to tho heart of any person, who has any heart at all, liko a destitute girl ii sue is young ana sullcrlug, you never atop to ask If she has stepped out of tho straight and narrow path; the first Impulso of the really generous and charitable heart is, give her a lift. Everyone knows and feels this, and some miserable frauds under the guise of charity trade upon this, the holiest feeling of our nature. Miss Ituggles and Miss Osborn were the president, vice. president, secretary, treasurer and the standing committee on applications for charity In the Homo of tho Heavenly Itest, Whatever else their shortcomings, they fully understood tho yalueof printer's Ink, and a set of circulars, appeals and reports were got up that would have drawu tears of , charitable joy from a brass monkey, Miss Ituggles was tall, angular and thin, Hps she had none, there was a thin gas) reaching across her face where tho mouth ought to be, and her long nose had the crook of an eagle's beak. Miss Osborn was tho very roverse of Miss Kuggles, be. ing short and squat and fat, and whilo Miss Ituggles' faco had tho general appear ance of a Minnesota cyclone, Miss Osborn's face was the picture of smiling content, like one at peace with herself and all the world beside. The Itest was as clean as new pin. You could with propriety have eaten your dinner off tho floor, If Miss Eugglcs and Miss Osborn would let you, and by means of their circulars and work ing the pious racket they contluued to live on the" fat' of tho land, and at the samo tlmo to keep a lot of white slaves to wait upon them, and do their work all in tho name of sweet charity. One day in Janu. ary about flvo years ago some business called me to a laige mercantile house, and while I was conversing with the- principal of tho firm, a knock came at tho office door. My friend who was tho most gener ous of men gavo a cheery "come in," and a very sweet-faced young girl, wretchedly clad, stood In tho door. The lower part of her dress was all bedraggled with the slush and snow that lay deep In tho street, and her poor foet were soaking In an old pair of worn and ragged shoes. Tho note re quested Immediate aid for "Tho Homo of the Heavenly Rest'' In tho shape of coal, provisions and money, as twenty-flvo poor girls were starving and perishing there at that Identical moment. This was a case that admitted of no if a, ans or but; It meant coals and cash at once. Tho merchant drew an order for a ton of coal and placed a nice crisp two dollar bill In her hand and bade her God-speed. I went down In my pouch for a big sliver dollar, and pressed it In her hand, wishing all the time that It was a golden eagle. I hurried out reeling a big lump In my throat as big as an Irish potato, jumped on a car and made a Ii lino for tho lJank of New York. I had not been thero ten minutes when in walked tho same yonng damsel. I stepped in tho inner office and watched lesults. She presented the exact counterpart of the first letter, and struck him for a ton of coal and five dollars, while tho cashier gave an order for a bancl of flout, and the paying teller gavo an order for groceries aud meat. I followed her to five different places, in eyery one of which she madoa strike, and then I followed up to tho Homo on Sixteenth street. I entered the house and was met in the bail by Miss Ituggles who wanted to know my binlnoss. I told her that I had come (o visit tho Homo and see tho poor girls, and fiud out how they were treated, and if, as a charity, It was worthy of support. Miss Jtuggles' eyes snapped like a percussion cap, and she gavo mo to understand that It was nono of my business, and that these things were exclusively under tho control of herself and the trustees. I asked If I could see the twenty-five poor girls who were perishing and starving, and I was informed that I could not. I went straight to tho Court and sworo out a warrant charging her With swindling. She was arrested forth with, the house was searched there were only four glilsln tho establishment, mis crable enough it Is true for tboy were vir tually slaves kept scrubbing and cleaning the Hotna of the Heavenly Ilest, besides' doing outsldo laundry work which Miss Ituggles got from charltablo people, and pocketed the proceeds. One of the rooms was packed with groceries, preserves and ylquors almost to the celling; there was flour miohkIi tnfpod fifty prnpln for Ibreo months,, nil oit.5 of canncil Roods, ftnd In another room a dIIo of dress paltorns, , blankets, uudorwenr for women almost enough to set up n regular storo, threads, lacos and corsets by the dozen. Miss Iltifiglos and Miss Osborn had made a regu lar business of collecting and soiling and pockcllntr tho proceeds. Tho Homo was broken up and tho women sent to tho Peni tentiary. It was only two weeks after this when an old villain In tho garb of a clergyman and with a long, lank, canting, hypocrltl cal faco Was arrested for revolting cruelty to a lot of little children In the Friendless Orphans' Homo. The Rev, Mr. Ramscar had charge of the establishment, and while ho and his wife had tho best of everything tho market afforded the poor children wero slowly starving to death, and wero kept locked up In filthy rooms covered with rags and vermin. New York rose as one man with a howl of indignation that such a ijor ror could possibly exist In nuy civilized community. Ramscar was prosecuted by Mr. Gerry's Society, Ho was promptly couvlctcd and sent to Blackwell's Island, aud I fondlv imagined that wo should hear no more of Ramscar, but this week he turns up again as the proprietor of a homo for aged men, one of whom he beat with a club and nearly killed, and for which ha Is to bo tried next week. It Is a shocking business, and ouchl to bo summarily put down by tho police. A startling proposition has just been made by Mr. Howell, president of tho Brooklyn Rridge, which Is calculated to double Its present carrying capacity up to 100,000 a day. Vast as are tho facilities now, and though neatly a hundred millions of peoplo have, crossed it, thero aro times when tho pressure Is so great that tho pco. pie feel the necessity of Immediate, relief. This, Mr. Howell proposes to give them, by strengthening the cables and building another railroad track over the present bridge cars, so that a person can get on tho elevated roads at Harlem and rido to Jamaica on Long Island, a distance of twenty-flvo miles, without changing cars at the bridge, and the entire ran may ho mado for ten or fifteen cents. If this is accomplished, and there Is no doubt that it will be, In tlmo for tho celebration of 1802, In ten years from this tlme,-Brooklvn will bo tho largest city In point of population that thero Is in tho United Statos. Tbcro is not much room left on Manhattan Island where you can build houses for tho poor, the incrcaso iu the value of reality all over Now York, In tho past decade, astonishes tho oldest dealers In real estate. For many years thero was a litlio watchmaker's shop on tho comer of John street nnd Broadway, and just beyond it, on John street, was John Henderson, the famous seedsman, and others the lot was only sixteen feet wide with a depth of 100 feet. Tho old buildings were torn down, and now on the site a magnificent siructure has been erected, tho rental of which will bo about forty-flvo thousand dollars per annum, it really seems as though like our ancient cousins at the Tower of Babe), they wero trying to reach tho sky; len, twelve and fourteen story buildings rising all over tho city, and strange as it may seem the most eleyated offices being thu highest price. But Brooklyn Is tho placo to furnish good houses for tho poor, thero being plenty of land made available by tho rapid transit system. Since the opening of the bridge Brooklyn has gained over two hundeed thousand Inhabitants, and whilo It has Its rings and Its political factions, at no time has It 'been disgraced as this city has been by Its political leaders, its alder men and othorpubllc officers. Speaking of officers, Sheriff Flack's dl- vorco case Is something more than a nine days wonder. Tho case on its face exhlb Its'tho rankest kind of perjury, for It is Impossible that both sides can tell tho truth. It Is unique in many respects; and almost without a parallel. Sheriff Flack, who was a Grand Sachem of Tammany Hall, has occupied some of tho best offices In the city, and during his official life has drawn not far from a half million of dol lars from the city treasury, including his fees as Court Clerk and Sheriff. It is alleged that for many years ho has been living under the assumed name of Ray mond with a woman who was the wifo of one of his under officials, and that wishing to marry her ho used his official friends to procure a divorce from tho wife to whom ho had been married nearly forty years. Tho most dainniug and humiliating feature of tho whole plot is tho part taken by Mrs. Flack's only son. She loved him as a mother can only lovo her son; she trust ed him Implicitly in everything; she looked to him to stand between her and tho wrongs that his father was endeavoring to inflict on her, and this son, so trusted, de liberately and wilfully betrayed her. Thero is a shocklrg depravity about tbo wlolo thing that puts ono In mind of Zola's novels more than of daliy llfo In New York. Meeks swears thai Mrs. Flack ap peared personally before him, ond swoie to tho allogatlons in tho application for divorce. Mrs. Flack, on the other hand, swears that sho never saw Meeks In her llfo till she met him In court. Tho part the father and husband has taken is bad enough, hut the conduct of tho son who assisted Iu betraying his old, trusting moth er, is so dastardly and shocking that I can find no words baso enough to characterize it. As I intimated to weeks ago the evil ono Is going about like a roaring Hon pick ing up au occasional lamb, bupol disdain ing an old sheep when lambs were scarce. This week the point of attack has been our colored ZIon, and iTegret to add with very serious results. Tho Rev. Mr. Murray aud the Rev. -Vr. Thompson haye two of the most ailstocratlc colored congregatlans In tho city of Brooklyn. I don't know that It was at tho special Instigation ofSatau that they both resolved to have picnics, but If It was not tho result could not have been more satisfactory. Biother Murray's flock started off for their picnic on Wed nesday. The un shone brilliantly; the air was balmy; tho river was placid as a mill pond, and all the lunch baskets were full, and everything promised a glorious day. There wero threo barges decked with flags and streamers, and Gllllgan's band discoursed most delightful music "Da Golden Slippers," "Dancing In do Bam" aud other well-known melodies. Then came the steamboat that was to tow tho barges, and sho turned out to bo "Tho Blackbird." Deacon Johnson rushed luto the pilot-house and asked If that wuz In tended for a Insult. The captain assured them that It was not. . Then some of tho congregation went down for their razors, and sworo that they must haye another boat to tow thorn. Tho captain said that they Lad only another, and sho was called tho Blackhawk, Tills mado matters worse. At last thev got off, and then a party of colored toughs took possession of tho boat and Brother Johnson said dey acted awful. Brother Thompson's congregation started for a picnic on tho Long Island road, but when all the congregation was'as- ' semblcd at the depot tbev hadn't money enough to pay for the train, and after wait luc five hours they had to co hack home. Some one ran off with a portion of tho funds and left the party stranded. The churchos and theatres nil are furnished up anu reau lor worK, aim in a low uays wo shall imvn our vagrant shepherds onca more. Yotmh Tm-LY. BROADBRIM. Largest and best assortment of spec tacles and cyo glasses at E. H. Hours Manch Chunk. Tho attention of voters and committco men Is directed to tho fact that Thursday, September 0th, is tho last day voters can be assessed or registered to cntitlo them to vote at tho November election. Wo trust that thoso who have not, yet attend ed to tho matter of registration will not dd lav. Tlio Ilenaon Why. The reason why Arner's phosphates give such universal satisfaction Is becauso they aro composed of tho highest grades or chemicals, blood and bones, containing all tho Ingredients of cood stable manure and will grow glass as well as wheat and rye. A. AitNuit & Son, Manufacturers, New ifahonlng, Pa, Either of tho following engravings. "Evangcllno," "Bayard," "Monarch of tho"Gleii" or " Tho First Stop," without advertising on them, sizo 20 x 21 inches, given with ono 50 cent or two 25 cent bottles of Ideal Tooth Powder. Those aro not cheap lithographs, hut works of art. A. D. Bowman, Dentist, Nicholia, Idaho, says, I am using your Ideal Tooth Powder, and fiud it superior to all others. Tho engraving "Evangolino" nrrlvc'd SaiOiy Oil UlU .ciin ui iv-i;iiiui;..u".i"ei it scorn liko a Christmas gift. Trusting t.lmt. Tde.il Tooth Powder may flourish, I remain, yours respectfully, Elois Ear nest, Lienver, woi. uuu ui menu umki.iv iugs without advertising on it worth 61 retail is given wiui eacu two m vi-ut www tics of Ideal Tooth Powder. Swltclilmck Schedule. During the season trains will leave the Upper ninucn immiK aim summit Jim sinuous followst Leave Upncr JIaueli Chunk station at 8:30, 10:tn and 11:37 A. tl., uml2:20, 3:13, and 8:33 'Leave Sumtnlt Hill station at 0:10, 11:10 A. M. and 12:20, 3:20, 4:33 ami 0:15 1'. II. ON SUNIJAY, Leave Upper Jlnucli Chunk 1:50 and 2:15 .M. Learo Summit Hill at 3:00 and 4:00 1'. 31. Absolutely Pure. Tins tinwder never varies. A marvel nf rin lt . strciiRth and wholcsomcncss. More economical thnu tlio ordinary kinds, nnd cannot be sold In competition with tlio multitude or low test, slioit weight, alum or phosphate powders. Hold only In cant. lloyal Hakim; I'owder Company, f Wall Street, JN. Y. jimelS Sale ofStanfls mi other Privileges on the Fair Groins. The Refreshment Stands and other Drlv- lieges will be rented to tho highest and best bidder on Saturday, Sept. 21st, 1689. at two o'clock P. il on tho grounds of the Society, and up to which time scaled proposals will be received from tho differ ent Bands in tho County to furnish music during the Fair, either forone.two or three days; naming each day, Wednesday, Thurs day or Friday, aud how much per day, or or luc inreo uays. ELwnN Baueb, Sec'y Tiios. Kooxs, Pres't. To Whom it May Concern, ah persons are nereliy rorbld sclllnato orlaiv Intrfrnm any of mv fnmilv without, mr mno.wit Ro debt's cnntractwl hv thnm u-lll lin it:if! l.v m and no sales will bo sanctioned without my pi- Allg, 10-3W JrflllglltOIl, l'.l. AN EASY WAY GET A flOMMYATCif. Only S1.00 a Week. ' Wo are now formlnc 01uh fnr tlm fWti uoid, uoiu-iillca and Silver Watchos mnnu laciuren lor both Jjadies and Gentleman, We put In tliese watclias a movement mniln oy euner ui me loiiowing companies: El.;in Waltham, Hampden, etc, to suit tho purclua A club for a fold natch nt S-tn (in. ivinalefa nf week. A drawing is made onco a week, ami lony memuere. ana cacn member nav si.no n tho member whose namo is drawn gets his v'Alcli immediately, lie si 11 ront nuinv in m $1.00 a week until he tins paid for It, at which time each and all forty minber8 will have r. ceived and paid for his watch. The lastnorann to loceive his watch will Le madoa present ol a uHuusomo cnain. OHU GUARANTEE. Eyery article bought from us must be just as iri.ivcuiut-M, uim we aro wiuinf? ai any and all tunes to make good the failure of any article sold, tu be as represented. This is the Best, viieiix:si uuu mosi ikiiivenient way to buy a . . 1. 1 1 1. r-t . . y ""'tu iuiouku our ,vo oiierauve uiuo bvsum W - n , i ,ii '. ... ... ' urai cmss x.iriu or vraiinam slem winding and settiug movement, which we guarantee lor two years. The case is warrant ed, by a written guarantee to wear lor twenty years. The above Is why we Rive you more for your money man any ono else and why we are do ing the largest watch business in the world. We sell only first quality goods. Why not be an owner ol a Gold Watch whenever you have m uuudcu io gei one. Join llio club at ouco oniyi.uuiiown and then $1.00 a week until mo waisn is pant. Please call Or E4nd mn vmir nnmA ami ml. dress aud I will call at your house and show you samples, or if you are ut a distance I JI1 dcuu mn particulars. Agents waiitnl terms aud circulars, everywhere. AVrite for cimiiiKs jr. rtEimio, Fbujst St., (Opp. Bank) OtTAeiuqiu, Vx. announces to the people of Le highton and vicinity that he has commenced the Merchant Tailoring husiness near tho corner ot Lehigh and Carbon Sts., in this borough, and that iie is prepared to exhibit to purchasers over Throe Hundred Styles of Suitings, Pantaloonings and Overcoatings. which ho will furnish at from 10 to 15 per cent, lower than nny other house. Fit and workman- cllin mintHiiitnnfl fit POWDER il l mil "A new theory has been started with regard to the use of soap on the face. Women who for years have been careful of their com plexions would never, under any soap, as it was said to rouehen Ivory Soap has been invented, ftuuwu juyaiLiau in -me metropolitan proicssion recommends Jus women patients to use it freely He states that none but the most by this method of improving the He holds with considerable plausibility that the pores of the face become as much clogged by grease and dirt as the hands or any other portion of the body. And if soap is considered a necessary purifier in the bath, its needs must be felt equally on the face. By an abundant and regular lathering the facial pores, he claims, are kept open, clean, free from the clogging matter that produces unsightly blackheads, acne, pimples, and a pure, healthy, fresh and brighter complexion is the resultant. Not trouble with most women who year s end to years end-they never have a really clean face." . Brooklyn Eagle. A WORD OF WARNING. There are many white soaps, each Ivory' j" they ARE NOT, but' like all auie qualities ot me genuine, ask tor Copyright 1BSG, 5 naafiua A Pi New Mahoning, Carbon County, Penna. MANUFACTURERS' OP Pure Bone Phosphates, Ard a Complete Manure, containing all the elements required by .Kin uuu x nu incuiiumtui tunuiiiuiis arc periecr. n will grow Grass as well as Wheat The Price ilie WILLIAMS 1 l'" A LEADING, rOPHLAK, PItACTIOAL COMMEHOIAu SOHOOL. COMMEltCUL, SHORTHAND, PBACTICAL anu 17 Gi Thousands haye boen permanently c 1 by l'lin.ADKLl'llIA.l'A. Kate at onco.no operation or loss of time Irom business. Canes nrtmouuceU lu. curable by othera wanted. bend fur Circular. CURE GUARANTEED. Advice Free. OfflcelJoursotoa. fjOUGH QOMPOUM). Suro Cure lor Couuhs. Colds, Consumption, jjiumeiiusi, rtoro ini oat ami nlldlscascs ol the Hronehlal Oit'uns. Thousands can testify as to Its vniclrucy. 1'rloo 'ii and Mo. For Halo by ai IllriiKslst. fehtC-R9-y t Lehighton Water Co. LBHUSIITOX, PA., July 2fi. I8S0. Thorn will be u nio4lno nt t1i wt..i,,.i,i.. Tub I.niiKiiiTo.v Wathu Coui-asv In (label's "all. In llio llornuahof Ihlchton. l'a.,nt8:O0 i' ' i. rillliAl, rim'H.MIU-;it 2il!l. 18Si, lorthoiuiri)oseoIotlns onaii I.NCliKASit ur i.ur.mru;r.aB. Ily order of tho Hoard, JOHN 8. LENTZ. President. HOiiAOK HBVDT.Hocietary. Retailers of FRUITS go to SEAGEB'S 5AST WEISSPORT, Penna., To receives a car-load of fresh lruits every week, including everything seasonable, such as caches, Wntermels, Canteloup- es, ccc, ice. It will pay you to leave your orders with him save lreight aud livered i'ree. have goods do- COLLEGE OF COMMERCE "Oirard Salldlcf," Brod and ChaiUnt Cts.. FhlU. 3W jut. Ilt tHllltlM Ut inlulac 1ubx ua and wwua la Um rrmt. Customs, sad rrutlcs of lESi?""' ""MriorEUORIBAllD OourM. HU.rs. CMnu mar enroll at tar ttmo. Ewd fo Otrrvlon. wilaluliiii address by OWwp VlaoaoL Una. Jt.hu Wauaiuakur, Ei-Ugr lnJkratid ooCi s 'i'utu. 3 I'MiLaarr, rrtmtjtt. KUaj ...... in n. 1 SV""'" cauiiORue nnd Illustrated circumstances, wash the face in and coarsen the skin. Now. tlmr this idea is exploded, and a well- every day, lathering the skin well beneficial results will be effected skin. mincing matters, he says that the have sallow, pasty skins is, that from represented to be "just as good as the counterfeits, Jack the peculiar and remark- " Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting K Vy Procter & Gamble. and Bone Meal. or Rye. Very Lowest. . f K l N ' r S - '7SJSss)' ENOUBII AND MlUTAltY DpPABTMENTa. vhlch thousands of llio institution Is lass or vouna men W-v - rO WILLIAMS it ltOGEltS, ltoohester, N. Y. circular. Administrator's Notice. Estate, of GKORQitn. KjfKTHT, latoot I'lanklln " i "nuuu i-uuuiy, i.u, ueccascii. '"or't oiimminsti-atlon ontlioaboo named all pai tlesliidebted to the said est.ito ur 1 uipW ed to make immediate naunent ami tiw. h-.,v. inc claims against the said estate will present their accounts . ulv authenticated lor settlement a.. , """"" Muiiiii, Aiiiniuisiruinr. Aug. 10-ow Wclsspott, Penna Administrator's Notice. i. r1cl,rr?.0' Administration on the Kstate of Mrs. 'i'V.".ryi ,,lcmi,1f'' 111,0 of '-"ww ToH-ainensliiB Kinntcd to the unde nelsons Indebted in uiiiy,uecease(i,iiavintrbeen eisiKued Administrator, m! make immediate n.nvni...,t ,i ; i " Iiik claims or 'demands ucalnst the listate of tho Sii'i lltco,'lr,t "lllk0 known the samo to me J. C. KltnAJiHIt, Administrator. IteMdenee at Mlllprt, . Aquashtcola post ofllce.Caibou Countv, Pa. ItAi'siiMt & Cassidy, Attorneys. July 20, 18J9-WC Administrator's Mn.i v. f ..:.... ,,,:. -.vw. i.ct.eSoT!i;,miit Era SZTZrS- ne.rHccoun s.uiiy autlieut hsUed forsettleinen "V U...I.'.V.:XI1,..VAUK- Administrator. Any. JlilBliton. 111. PRIVATE SALE. The iiiiderslicued ban u v.iim.i.i., i.. .. mi !lv tormu Tl... .,t, ..IT;.. ' r.",lJ " " mi the ,y:one ..AUnIS c.. i.i m. . "... 4.1IHHHI iiwurti.. UUUli 1-UAMK 1 1 W li'f I I V firv.i.,.. - " "J, '."B" """t 111 baiK-. , oiilaluliiitrrodiiiH and nil lliiprnyeiuenu,. A ! bi.lldi m's "mil ilale loofs ami are In guod cndition A 1 water 1. " t'HAUI.KH MltlNIIAIir. "" Wl'lM (lit, p,. Administrator's Notice. Kstate of IIuKiiv Kii.uiun. laie of Frank lin twp., Carbon counlv-J'a., ik-ceased. Letters of administration on tho above named estato I aylns been uranted to tho uiiiIerslRiied. all parties Indebted to the said estate are requested to make Immedi ate pavement and lliose claims asalnst the eaid estato will nresent ih. li- ..n,M. .i..i.. null cmlcaled for settlement to o, fV JiUVKIt. Admlnlslrator. 2 1, 'gO-flni Wels.port. I'a. Au; n Executor's Notice. KsUteoIliLUAIIETIl OIKSS Uec.UM',1 letters tpatuiiiMi.tHv. i . ... . . belli OIom totBuiffi ulih h.." ".P ..: fV !!r couuty. I'a., ital baVibeei , ' t cS'rbii m i?' 1 E """Vi""1-Ji,,t ",enl r P.. iiruuu oiHinu , Pa., as UU aiteui. in whom nil iieiMiin li.debte.l tothe saide.taleare S d iuc iB! eiaiius or fleiimnds iiKalntt the el;.t.- u. a. IltlNTZEI.MANjAgent, fJ' WelssKiit, along tlie VUu- um, r Uh i H uiuaiiie iruci 01 ijiihI ut inu.nn.iiu -GO TO- SWEENY'S "Corner Store" Jfc. H" Bottled Gherkins, tv ol Tick les, Chow-Chow, Onions, Table Sauce, Horse-radish, Cauliflow er, Uatsup, Mixed 1'icklcs, Cel ery Sauce, and all kinds of choice Jellies and table necessaries. In Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware, &c, ll'o lead, both in low prices and quality of goods. Our largo stock is displayed to ad yantaso, an Item which riurehasera will certainly greatly appreciate. REMEMBER THE Ooiineii Store, LEHIGHT0N, PA. JE. JT. LiUCKE NJ3ACH, PLAIN AND DKCOKATIVK PAPKlt IIANfl 1NO, HOUSI! AND SKIN 1'AINTING AND (HtAININO. Competent workmen sent to any part of i no county. HEADtlUAnTERS FOn Wall FapGrs. Borflers & Decorations, Largo nnortinent, nnil tlio latest styles. Stationery, Fancy- Gooils WINDOW SHADES. All grades. Sliarto making and putting up mn-iiucii iu. Paints, Oil, "Varnish, Putty, iirushos, & general Painters Supplies. No. 61 Broadway Mauch ClinnL Pa. Jlelnw Hie liroadway House. noitAcu nuvur. john ki!auomt.jh Heydt & Seaboldt Successors to Kcmcrer & Ilcyclt INSURANCE AGENTS OHlco: Hank street. l'rompt attention given to ovcry kind ot In surance. Wosmtf SSUlei? Weissport Planing. JlANUFACTUKEIt Ol' Window and Door Fiiames, Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Sashes, iMouidings, W 1 AND DKALElt IN ah m of 1 Shingles, Failings, Hemlock Lumber, &c.,&c. Very Lowest Prices. ely's catarrh Cream BaM! nTTT 171 0 HAY- FEyER AND in A lKUlIelo Is Mimlfpil Intn nnHi iwtfitrll nnil ld iiuiet'.Limi. rnrii rai rntira nr iinimrihia. in m.iii J.ii v uuu uiEiis, W Warren St., New York. it r Ladies, save your Carpets, Film a uiinuio null! Destruction by using Wmmmmmm w i no iust or saves women's lime and labor. Try it; Sample ll'CC lit 1 J. T. iMTTSTl A TTIVT'CI . f V J.ISHKlUTON.rA rjysm Shom without uitiua antl pricti BtunipetTon xo bottoiu put him cluwu h a fraud. TfnnviiralPF Utu Iia 1nm t iin IV' T.. linn4a L. DOUGLAS tO CUlC FOR VI I VT GENTLEMEN. 'teat In the world. Kxainlnn 111. iss.oo ii:nihni: iiasd-m:vi:i niioi;. .4.00 HANI-Sl:lVICl WKLT hllOH. H.IJiH I'Ol.lCi; ANI i'Aion:itv KllOU. Hi.OO KXTIIA VAI.Ui: VAl.V SHOU. Bi.'-'S WOltKINOMAN'S MIOi:. Uii.OO ami N1.15 llOVb' HClMtor, SUOIM W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE tArD.REs. Ueat Material. Iteat Style. Ilest FltUnc. It UOt told br Tour dclrr. wrltn W. Xm IJOUCUVS. UKOCKTON, BIAB3 Eiamlne W. I.. Douslas' Sioo shoes for uuutlo men and ladles. Adam JVIehrkam & Son. Agents I.KIIUIHTON. p mm Blf' USA. I W. A Handsome School-Bag Free ATTEN School will need an outfit. opon soon will need BOOTS, HATS or' SUSPENDERS, tt-c., &c, while 01BLS will. need SHOES, hesidts other necessary artices. Both hovs and girls will need a BOOK-BAG, and we propose to give to each purchaser ot One Dollar's Worth of Goods or over, a Handsome Book-Bag. This is an item of expense to PARENTS By purchasing of us this amount will he saved as we pro pose to sell our goods at the lowest margin of profit consistent, and give, as a present, the Book-Bag. IFe have in stock most everything needful to fit out hoys from top to toe, and at prices that will bear comparison. Come and secure the Boofc-Bag. Opera House Block, Bank St. ALLWOOLDRESS FLANNEL 10 pieces all-wool Dress Flan nels, 37 inches widc.all the latest shades for Fall at 33 cts. a yard. H. GUTH & SON, G38 "Hamilton St., Allentown. a Year ' is tne cate Goal & H IConL Hardwnrft. I'n.int.s Oils ftlnHa. 7 .. j - Agricultural Impleiuonts and -Repairs, .11 , QAn,lc 101(1 waittOU bOOUS, Phosphates, &c- AVe desire to call special attention to our Hoofing Slate A full supply of which wo have constantly on hand. Ordeis tnl.cn for Llllllber. General Agents for the Imp. Anthony Wayne Washer & Ironing Boards Setter's Corner, IOrth Bank Street. Kiihn'sjpecial Anno Ro fing. Spouting and Receives our Kperiul attention we nre prepsreii to juepair wasli Kmcers. no matter how ruo. He mn supply new mnke your washer as good as new of Ilouw Finnish ng (ioods includes everything at prices exceed- ly low, lule mir slock ol htoves this town, or p lhnps, elsewheio in nnd ssi us ll'vm i ced unvtliing in W. S. KUHNS, and all who propose to attend will BOYS CAPS, PANTS, JACKETS, A price ol the Advo- for 52 lveeks. ardware Co., w"., v-..uu, Cement, Lime and ; Building Sand, uncement. General Job Work nt this time, and in connection ruhbers and new cos wheels and at a very small cost. Our line anu ltanges can t he he at in the valley. Don't fail to call our line. Itesnectfullv. North Bank Street
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