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The Carbon Advocate
USniOIITOX, FKKSA,
SATUKDAY. jTEMBER 7. 1880.
RKXSHED AT TUB I.EIIIOHTON lURT-OFFICB AS
SKOOND rtf-ASS MAIL MATTElt.
Bonn- I'M Clrcnlntlon Larger tlinn that of
Buy Weekly Nowspnper In tho County.
It is somewhat sicwincAMT that im
rucdlatcly on tlio announcement, of n fall
uto of tlie attempt to form a salt trust came
o general depression of the shares of tlio
leading raonopollus of. this naturo that wo
haye already got Into successful operation.
Sugar Trust certlficats fell from $125 to
100, Cottonseed Oil Trust certificates from
f GO to $53, Distillers' Trust shares from
?48 to $43 and Lead Trust shares from $35
to $23. This general decline, however, was
not erring to the collapse of the Salt Trust
negotiations, but both were natural conse
quences of the growing strength of the
popular hostility against trusts of all kinds.
The force of this adverse public opinion Is
making Itself felt in many ways. The action
of legislature, tho decisions of courts and
the many expressions of popular impatience
all conspire to Impair confidenco In theso
forms of trade organization. It is felt that
their vory existence Is precarious; that the
people at one moment may rise up against
them, and consequently tbero Is a natural
hesitation to invest In their certificates.
That is why subscriptions to the Salt Trust
.did not come in as abundantly as had been
hoped and that is why the market values
of other trust certificates decline, though
in tho latter case thore Is, .of course, the
further reason that recent disclosures as to
capitalization have shown tho Insecurity of
these certificates as legitimate investment.
Providence Journal.
The Hazletow Plain Speaker, of a
few days ago says: S. B. Price, of Mauch
Chunk. Is a candidate for tho nomination
for Assoclato Judge on tho Democratic
ticket in Carbon county. The convention
will meet in .Afauch Chunk on Sept. 0th
and it is a foregone conclusion that jUr.
l'rlce will be nominated. He lias been a
Democrat all his life. This much cannot
be said of ono of the other candidates who
is annoying his friends and making trouble
for himself in his frantic and futile efforts
to secure delegates to the convention in
his behalf. Mr, Price will be nominated
and elected without a doubt, and we con
gratulate tno Democratic party of our
neighboring county of Carbon In having so
available- a man as Mr. Price for such an
Important ofllco as Assoclato Judge. Men
of like Integrity always win. They com
mand the respect of not only their party
but also of the fair-minded Intelligent vot
crs of their political adversaries. This is
important, for if you secure the respect of
men you will stand a good chance to se
cure their votes.
A whiter, to the Allkntoiyn Dally
Grtttc from tho county scat says: "Though
Stroh is the only one spoken of for Assoc!
ato Judgo there are a hall dozen others of
the same faith Republican who would
grace the position with ability, dignity and
credit to Carbon county, and among the
number I may mention John Seaboldt, of
Lehlghton, one of the foremost Bepubli
cans in tho old tenth legion. But, of
course, his nomination is not to be thought
of, though a better man would bo hard to
find."
This compliment to our townsman is not
an empty one, but a deserving expression
of the meritorious service rendered to his
party In moro than ono hotly contested
campaign.. The Advocate agrees with
tho Critic writer, John Seaboldt would
make an excellent judge, and in saying
this there Is nothing more to say.
The following; uaiid hitter we clip
from an exchange, and no truer words were
ever written: If you are a kicker and see
the shadow of a failuro in everything that
is proposed to help tbo town, for heaven'E
sake go out into some secluded canyon and
kick "your own shadow upon the banks;
and thus glye the men who are working to
build up the town a chance. Ono long,
faced, hollow-eyed, whining, creeping,
chronic kicker can do moro to keep away
buslness.and capital from town than all the
drouths, short crops, chintz bugs, cyclones
and blizzards combined. Don't be a bug,
but get to work.
XjEniQUTON IIUBINESS AND MONIED
men should squint their eyes on the para.
graph appended below and then take a big
tumble to themselves .
, Waynesboro, now lit byKasollne, will soon
have too electric lights sliliilni; tuo whole night
WUfji t
- BROADBRIM'S I Y. LETTER.
On Wednesday of tho past week three
vessels steamed out of tho harbor of New
York that II would bo difficult to match ia
the world. A complete and wonderful
revolution has taken place in our ocean
travel, and the new generation of ocean
greyhounds realize all tho wonderful
stories of Aladdin. It Is not alone their
speed and size, which aro' almost beyond
belief, but the lavish luxury and beauty "of
everything, combined with strength and
power unparalleled, leave you almost
stunned and overpowered as you contem
plate them.
Armed with a very flattering letter of
introduction to Captain Parsell I visited
the Teutonic on Tuesday, and though she
has not yet broken tho record, still her
trial trip glyes evidence of latent power
not yet called out that may place the broom
at her masthead as she sweeps the seas.
On arriving at tho wharf I looked up at
the mighty giant, dark and grim, whoso
length taxed tho capacity of one- of the
longest wharyes In New York, where she
stretched away over six hundred feet. The
outside Is not attractive or inviting; there
is no gew-gaw gliding to catch the eye, no
ginger-bread work, no carving, nothing
ornamental all is hard, cold, stem and
strong. Closo to, as she lay alongsldo of
tho dock, you never catch tho beautiful
easy carves of her mighty hull that cleave
tho waves as the sharp scythe sweeps the
grass front the Held. But however unin
viting tho outside may bo, the interior is
such a yislon of beauty as never before
floated on any sea. I stood a moment in
amazement contemplating her mighty bulk
and then slowly mounting the gang-plank,
rsached the deck to find all admission de
nled. It was in vain that I expostulated
to tho Individual in charge that I held a
letter of Introdnctton to tho Captain. "I
don't know nothlnk about that," said
Csrebus, "If you've got hanny letters for
tho Cap'n jest leave um wl me and lule
glv um to 'Itn wen he comes hln." But I
want to present them myself, 6ald I.
'H'ell, youkan't,"he replied, "fur you
kan't get hln, and thems my borders."
Just at that moment a bright, cheery lit
tle sailor man passed by, and a man at my
Ibow said "that is Captain Parsell." I
immediately cried out "Captain," and
held up my letter of introduction. lie
took It, looked at It a moment, and then
grasping ray hand as ha recognized tho
signature of an old and valued friend, said,
Now my dear Sir, how can I serve you
what can I do for you?" I replied that I
wanted to sec tho Teutonic. "And so you
shall," replied the chctry Captain. "Hero,
somo of you," and at the word twenty
men lumped forward, "Here, Tom," said
the Captain, "show this gentleman every
thing; do you hear, everything from stem
to stern; -this Is a busy day, sir, or I'd go
with you myself," While ho spoke I
looked at him In amazement; he was rath
er below the medium height, of a flguro
firmly but not powerfully knit, with a face
so kind and good and tiuo that no one was
needed to assuro you that Captain Parsell
was an honest man and every Inch a sailor.
Still, as I looked in his clear, mild blue
eyes and on that kindly face, I could not
help asking myself, Is this really the com
mander of this mighty ship? I expected,
when I looked at the size of the vessel, to
see a giant with mutton-chop whiskers and
a voice like a bassoon, who would turn the
scalo at least at a quarter of a ton. Thank
ing the Captain for ills kindness, I turned
and followed my guide.
For a person to fully appreciate what has
been done on these human racers, he must
be familiar with the first-class ocean steam
ships of tho past, AH previous arrange-
monts have been cast to tho winds, and all
tho contrivances and appliances aro new.
There is no longer tho little, stuffy 111-
ventllated state rooms, the very atmos
phere of which made a man feel exceed
ingly uncomfortable, oyen beforo the ship
began to pitch in tho trough of the sea.
Tho rooms aro large, beautifully furnished,
well ventilated and brilliantly lighted at
night by electricity, of which light every
passenger has full command. On each
side are ,soycral largo rooms liko those In
a first-class hotel, haying boautiful rugs on
the floor, bright polished brass bedsteads,
and scattered ainund every luxury that tho
heart could desire; tho. hangings aro
gorgeous, and all tho palatial arrange
ments in perfect keeping. Attached to
cachof these fairy palaces are splendid
bath rooms, with hot and cold salt water
baths; in fact nothing Is wanting to make
them' as complete as human ingenuity
could devise. The grand saloon or dining-
room excels for costly luxury .anything of
the kind that ever floated on the sea. It
has not tho betwecn-decks look of the
ordinary steamer saloon; the celling Is
grand and lofty, and In the center rises an
exquisitely beautiful dome of light stained
glass, while the furnlturo is of tbo richest
and most substantial kind. Tho china and
the silver of the table service aro of rare
beauty, and' tho tablecloths and napklus
of tho finest and best that can be made. A
remarkable feature Is tho flooring, which
Is laid in beautiful mosaic. It looks llko
tho finest of encrusted tiling, but It is nib.
ber, and adjusted that the foot will not
slip when tbo vessel pitches and rolls. All
the closets and other conveniences could
not be surpassed, and tho passenger carries
with him across the sea all the comforts
of a home.
But let us descend and tako a look at
tho mighty engine that drives this ponder
ous mass through the fierce waves at the
rate of twenty-five miles an hour, I can
only look at it; I cannot describe those
mammoth shafts, levers, wheels, cranks,
pistons and cylinders all shining like
polished steel.- You young ladles who find
It difficult to keep a pair of scissors or a
bodkin bright, look at this ponderous en
gine. jmo lauys worlc basset was ever
half so clean. That grimy savage; all
covered with soot and smoke, wipes every
portion of the engino as tenderly and affec
tionately as If it were his own child.
Away down fn tho fireroom one hundred
and seventy men are employed to feed the
capacious maw of tho monster with hun
dreds of tons of coal that she requires In
her trip across the sea. Look at those
fires as she rushes through the wayes, hear
the hoarse roar of the flames, and look at
tho grimy monsters that feed them, and
from whose baro backs the sweat pours
down like rain.
Ah, here wo are In the kitchen, a most
Important place, whero there are hundreds
to feed. Oh, the ranges, tho ovens, the
pots aud all tho cooking utensils of copper,
shining like burnished silver. There Is
small army of cooks and waiters, and
everybody finds enough to do. Tbo ar
rangement for first and second 'cabin aro
entirely distinct, but the second is olegant
enough and comfortablo enough for any
reasonable man. The smoking-room for
gentlemen is one of tho most superb apart
ments in the ship, and all around It are
card tables for those who llko whlst.euchre
or poker, and so(t lounges and easy chairs
for lookers-on. The ttrrors of sea travel
have entirely disappeared, and under
favorable circumstances, without any
further Improvement In these ocean racers,
I shall expect to see tho passage mado be
tween Liverpool and Now York In Ave
days.
This week will be remarkable In New
York for somo years to come. For the
first time In the history of the State, and
i uope me last, lour murderers wero
launched into eternity together, and that
thero wero not five was owing to the clem
ency of tho Governor,, who at the last mo
mcnt respited one of tho condemned for
sixty days. Thero is a terrible significance
about this wholesome slaughter which ap
peals to every man and woman in the
community and the question is forced upon
us: Are we all doing our full duty where
such a state of affairs can by any possibili
ty exist? Should we spend millions to
Christianize the Hindoo In India, the Idol
ator in China, the wild savages on the
Congo or Zambesi, while in New York
and other great cities these red fields lie
ready for tho sickle of the reaper. It was
announced on the day of the execution
that all these murderers wero reared and
died in tho Catholic faith, and Immediately
after their death two of them wero interred
In consecrated ground In Calyary Ceme
tery. That fact caused quite a commotion
in another Quarter, buithe incident seems
to haye boen kept out of all the papers.
Two weeks ago a gentleman died in
Brooklyn, who for forty years had been the
trustee servant of one. of the wealthiest
corporations in that city, and after long
years of honorable service he became its
superintendent, loved and honored by
every one who knew him. In early life he
married a pious young Catholic lady and
his children were reared in the Catholic
faith, and all their Jives havo been pious
and regular communicants. JKhen Cal
vary Cemetery was purchased this gentle
man was called on for assistance, which he
cheerfully gave, purchasing a handsome
plot and inducing several of his friends to
do the same. When his wife died he laid
her there, And he expected when his final
hour came to lie beside her. That time
came two weeks ago, but when his chil
dren applied for a burial permit they were
quletly lnformed that as their father had
not died in tho Catholic faith he could not
be burled In consecrated ground. After a
time, however, on an appeal to the Arch-
bishop by tho son, lie was informed that if I
ho wonld haye tho grave bricked nip they j
might allow him to be burled thore; this
he refused to do, so tho body was taken to
Greenwood, and tbo remains of hlswlfo
will bo taken up from Calvary and laid be
sldo him In tho ground where murderers
aro not admitted.
A similar case occurred a short timo ago
when an aged man, who had been a life
long Catholic, fell dead In ono of Doctor
Mcuivnn's meetings, u lie laci oi ins Do
ing thero put him under tho ban, and al
though ho had a lot bought and paid for
In Calvary Cemetery, ho too was denied In
terment, and his friends had to. bury him
in Greenwood. Tho affair has caused
quite a lively sensation, and tho question
Is, docs tho church believe that attending
a McGlynn meeting is worso than mur
der I
These executions sppear to havo very
little effect on tho criminal classes. The
night beforo the execution three young
thieves assassinated a German grocer in
his own house In tho presence of his wife
anil children. Wo have now In tho Tombs
sixteen homicides awaiting trial, and
Brooklyn has seven. This Is a terrible
showing. Will not the churches and
Young Hen's Christian Associations
throughout tlie land make somo special
effort In this direction? Save the children:
go Into the recking slums and rescue them;
don't wait until they are scarred and
seamed with crime and sin; don't wait till
they stand beneath the sbadow of the gal
lows beforo you offer them religious saving
cracel Save the children. Call homo your
missionaries from foreign lands and spend
your millions among our local licatucn.
Go into tho poisonous swamps whero sin
and crime and murder bloom and blossom,
whero disease taints tno air ana blasphemy
shocks the ear. Good brother missionary,
hero Is a harvest at your hand with an im
mortal reward If you win. Opnio right to
New York and Brooklyn, yb Christian
workers who aro lonklnn for work to do,
Tho labor is fearful, but the roward is an
immortal crown.
Youns Tnui-Y,
BKOADBRIM.
The, "World's Fair of 1803.
Riiwurrt Atklnion. the well.knswn wrltor on
political economy, writing on the subject of tho
the nlnn of tho Fair, sets: mMt ircnoral Idea Is
that either byway of example, of picture, of
grannie niuatrations ana injures, ono nnu an
combined, to far as mav bo.the exhibition should
snow tno nroorrcss oi moaern an ana lntiusirr
from the prehistoric type, or from the typo of
J IV. aowu io ine present uav, j:ur ineiaocu.
what a wonderful exhibit could bemade ofthe
progrens In the art of clothing!"
Yates & Co., the popular clotblers In the Ledger
nneaKiniroi jur. aikiusou b bukkcbuuq. ji. w.
liullding, I'nuaneipnia. saia inai lucn an ex
hibit would bo highly Interesting, and would
afford an opportunity to put American clothing
In comparison with that of tho world. The
American, no doubt, wears better and cheaper
clotblnit than any other people. No matter
how little the Amorlcan navs tor his clothes. he
wants some style to them, and that Is whero our
clotlling excels the forolgn. A nun who buys a
iweiveuouar suit win spenu ai maeii nine in
front of a mirror as tho man who pays twenty-
five. We welcome such customers, whether
they be man orboy.as'wo make all our cloth
ing to meet this popular demand for tasty and
good-fitting clothing at a moderate cost. From
the Philadelphia Item.
Valualilo Information.
The August number of 'ihe Weil Shore Maga
zine contains a great storo of information about
various portions of Oregon and Idaho, with
many Illustrations of prominent buildings and
residences In Salem, Joseph, Enterprise and
Baker Ulty, Oregon, which places are specially
described, as wollas.Welser, Caldwell, llolte
and I'ocatello, Idaho. A most Interesting article
fully Illustrated, Is that on the manufacture of
the celebrated Ban Juan llme.at lioohe llnrbor.
Wash. Accompanying the number Is a largo
tinted supplement containing numerous en
gravings or scenes in and about Yaqulna bay,
one of Oregon's favorite sea coast summer re
sorts, and of speetal Interest as tho ocean term
inus or the Oregon PaclQo railroad, which will
soon become the Faclfla ond of anew tranScon
rlnental route. An Interesting article descrip
tive of that region appears In the magazine. In
this number The Weil Shore fully sustains Its
reputation or being the best and only reliable
means of making known tbo resources, beauties
and advantages of tho great northwest to tho
thousands who aro anxiously seeking such In
formation. Each number contains special des
criptions and Illustrations of several localities,
besides a groat amount of Information abont the
now enterprises on foot throughout tho entlro
northwest. Bend 25 cents for n sample oopy to
the publisher, I Samael, Portland, Oregon.
Subscription, '2.60 a year, Including a large
supplement each month.
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wuolesomeness. More economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be bold in
competition with tho multitude of low test, short
weight, alum or phosphate jiowders. Sold only
in cans, lioyai uuKing ruwuer uompauy, iu
Wall Street 'ft. Y. June 15
To Whom it May Concern,
All nersons aro herebvforlitd selllnirto orbnv.
tngfromnuy of liiy family without my concent.
no cieui-s coiiiniL-icu uy mem win no pam oy mc
mid no sales will bo sanctioned without my or
der. Wm. 1'. JOHN,
Aug, 10-3W Ixihlgliton, l'a.
AN EASY WAY
GET A G0LDWATC1L
Only 81.00 n Week.
We are now forming Clubs for the finest
Gold, Gold-Filled and Silver Watches manu
factured for both Ladles and Gentleman.
We put In these watches a movement made
by either of the following companies: Klgin,
Wallbam, Hampden, etc, tp suit the puichas
er.
A club for a gold watch at $40.00, consists of
lorty members, ana cacn member pays i.uu a
week. A drawing is mado nnco a week, and
the member whose name iMlrawn gets Ills
watch immediately, hn still continuing to pay
$1,00 a week until lw has paid for it, at which
timo each and all forty members will have re
ceived and paid for bit watch. The last person
to receive Ms watcb will be mado a present of
anandsome chain.
OUR GUARANTEE.
Every article bought from us must be just as
represented, and we aro willing at any und all
times to make good the failuro of any article
sold, to be as represented. This is the Best,
Cheapest and most Convenient way to buy a
watch through our Co operative ClubSystera.
We give a first class Elgin or Waltbam stem
winding and setting movement, which we
guarantee for two years. Tho case ia warrant
ed, by a written guarantee to wear for twenty
years.
The above is why we give you mors for your
money than any one else and why wo aro do
ing tho largest watch business iu the world.
We sell only first quality goods. Why not be
an owner of a Gold Watch whenever you have
the chance to get one. Join tho club at once,
only $1.00 down and then $1.00 a week until
the watch is paid.
Flease call or send me vour name and ad
dress aud I will call at your house and show.
you samples, or ii you are ui a uisiance I will
send full particulars.
Agents wanted everywhere. Writo for
terms and circulars.
C1UKLES M. RE1IRIG,
Front St., (Opp. Bank) Catasicqua, Pa.
Gi Gi Ci
0OUGH
0OMPOUNI).
Sure Cure lor Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Hoarseness, Sore Throat and tilldlseases of the
lirouchlal Organs. Thousands can testify as to
Its efficiency. Price 15 aud ooc.
For sale by al IDrugglst. tebiO-69-y
POWDER
BEWARE I
I know of soaps quite fair to sec,
Take care I
They can both white and spurious be,
Beware I Beware I
Trust them not,
They are fooling thee!
They claim to be the purest made,
Take care 1 . .
They arc of an inferior grade,
Beware I Beware 1
Trust them not,
Buy the Ivory 1
Hold on to that and shun the rest, .
Take care!
It is the cheapest and the best;
Of frauds beware I
Trust them not,
Trust pure Ivory.
A WORD OF WARNING.
There are many whito soaps, each represented to be " just as good as the ' Ivory ' i "
they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of
the genuine. Ask for " Ivory " Soap and insist upon getting it.
Copyright 1885, by Procter t Gamble.
JOBWORK
A. AMR
New-Mahoning, Carbon County, Penna.
MANUFACTURERS' OF
Pure Bone Phosphates,
Our Bone S
Are a Complete Manure, containing all the elements required by
Grain and Grass. The mechanicol conditions are perfect. Il
will grow Grass as well as Wheat or Rye.
The Price ihe
WILLIAMS
AND
ROGERS'
A LEADING, TOPSLAlt, FBAOTIOAIi COMMERCIAL SUHOOL.
COMMEltCIAI,, 6II011TI1AND, FIUCTICAIj ENGLISH AND MILITARY DEPARTMENTS.
L'resenU an opportunity for securing preparation lor the real work of lite, wlilch thousands of
luting juL-u jmve iiimm usn-pp!ii sionu iu nuuuruuie mm t-uiiapicuuus suci'i'si. llio insimutou is
hi a most prosperous condition, audits pal rpnago Is composed of a superior class of joimt; men
unu women truin un iiris oi ino cominem. emi uir i-uuliukuo aim imisiraieu circular.
bur VJ 0t WILLIAMS & ltOGEKS, ltoouester, N. Y.
rjIILADKLl'IIIA.l'A. Kate at once, no operation
or loss oi urns iroiu uumuess. vascn prunouueeu m
curauits uj uuiera wauiou. doiiu lur v ircmar.
.CURE GUARANTEED. omSfUoSnKi
Lehighton Water Co.
LEHIGHTON, l'A.. July 25. 18S9.
Thero will bo n'mectlng of tho StocKholdcrs of
Tin: I.i'.imniTO.v Watf.k Company In (label's
Hall, hi tho liornueli ot Lehlghton, Pa..at8;00
o'clock I. M.. on l'i:il)AY,ril!rrKXIHHlt 27th,
1680, for tho purposo ot voting on an Inch cash
Or lNHK.nTKDNEhHw
Ily order of tbo Hoard,
John S. I.bntz, President
HoitAoi'. Heydt, Secretary.
COLLEGE
OF
COMMERCE
"Glrird BatldlDff," Broad and CbMtnui Bti., Hill.
Xlnl year, Bust Uctliticf for training young men as l
women fn tho Formi. Ctutoms, and Practlto cf
BUSINESS. Superior BHOETHAND Courao. l(ttavhcn.
StudtnU may carol) at any time. Send fur Ciroulare,
coaUialD addrMl ty uiahop Yinecnt, Itua. Jiba
aaaiuakvr ExUvV. I'utluck, and others.
TUtt. J. TiUCKMT, frfoHjtaU
J7W 2uy-S
announces to the people of Le
highton and vicinity that he has
commenced tho
Morcluiiit Tailoring
business near the corner ot
Lehigh and Carbon Sts.,
in this borough, and that ho is
prepared to exhibit to purchasers
over Three Hundred Styles of
Suitings, Pantaloonings
and Overcoatings.'
which ho will furnish at from 10.
to 15 per cent, lower than any
other house. Fit and workman
ship guaranteed. auswu.Yiv
I L FRET,
If they are recommended you,
Take care I
The grocer speaks not always true, '
Beware I Beware I
Like as not
He is fooling thee I
Some counterfeits arc white as snow,
Take care I
Almost like Ivory Soap they show,
Beware I Beware 1
Trust them not,
They are fooling thee '
of all kinds nicely executed
at this office. Prices low.
& SON,
and Bone Meal.
uper-PJiosphates
Very Lowest.
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of Gkorqk B. KNECHT.Iateof Franklin
iwp., iMruou county, i a,, ueccaseu.
Letters of artmmstratlon ontheauoto named
estate having been granted to the undersigned,
ai i parties inueuicii 10 1110 sam esiaie aro request
ed to inako Immctllatu nawnent and tliiwn Ii.-lv.
lull claims against the said estate will present
their accounts duly authenticated for settlement
10 Avaiw liuiiin. Administrator,
Aug. 10-Cw Welsspoit, Tenna.
Administrator's Notice.
Letters of Administration on the Kstate of Mrs.
Henry ltemuly, lato of Lower Towameiislng
Township, Oai bon enmity, deceased, having been
giantedtu the undersigned Administrator, all
person indented to said estate are requested to
inako Immediate payment, and all persons hav
ing claims or demands against the Kstate (it the
said decedent will make known tho same to 1110
wiiuoui ueiav
J. a KItl'AJIKIt, Administrator,
Itesldeneo at Millport,
Aquashtcola l'ostufllcv, CaiOon County, l'a.
IUrsilEit & Cassiuy, Attorneys.
July 20, 1879-W1.
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of Okoiiok V. Walck, lato of Jfauch
Chunk. Carbon Co,-, l'a.. deceased,
Letters or administration on the above named
estatu having been granted to the iinitprsii'iicl
all parties Indebted to tho said estateai o request-
cu ... niuna iiiiiuruKiiu J).. mem mill 11IUSO liav-
Ing claims against the said estate will present
llielr accounts duly authenticated for settlement
to MSWltT WALCK, Administrator.
T. A, a.vvpKit, Atty, Lelilghton, l'a.
" PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned 1ms n Valuable Knnn nf 74
aci es, a) acres nf widen nrcuuder-ii good state of
cultivation and tho balance (Jood Wood Laud, sit
uated Iu Towameiislng townshlp.nbout six miles
....it U'ul.aiut.. .1... ,11.... V. . ....
splendid chalice for a person desiring to buy a
nluable Tract uf Uind at reasonable ilgure und
on easy terms. The following Improvements are
iu the propel ty, one 11AUN 1.1x35 tet, and 18ft.
high walls, -a lib stabling,
(11)111) FirASIK DVVKLLIKJl HOUSE, -2
story high built In I. shape, containing? looms
and all Imiuoyements. All buildings have slate
roofs and are In good condition. A good water
power runs through the faun. J'oi- further par
ticulars apply at this ulttce. or on the premises,
or address C1iAi11.es Mkiniiaht.
Hp Welssport, l'a.
Administrator's Notice.
Kstate of IIknuv Khamkii, late of Frank
llu twp., Carbon county, Pa., deceased.
Letters of administration on the abovo
named estate haying been eranted to tlio
undersigned, all Darllos Indebted to Urn
said estato aro requested to make Immedi
ate paverueut and those claim against the
said estato will presoiit their accounts duly
authenticated for settlement to
AUSTIN UOVEIt, Administrator.
Atis. 24, e9-0m Welssport, Ta.
Executor's Notice.
Etatc of EMZAUBTII GIESS. deceased.
LetterH tentiuneiiliirv ni thn Rtt.itft .r film.
lieth (lien, late ot South Kiiston. Nortlianinton
county. Pa., Uermuetl, toe been cranW to
Joeob (lieu, fwldiiii; Iu said borough who has
Carbon county, l'a., as his auent, to whom ill
iier&uiis iitucuiuu uiiiitt saiucsiaionio request'q
tomakHtmniedlarejiAjnient.and uil tholohav-
llll leiml cluluis or lfi'lil.-iml mrini.r Iia u.t-ita
of the said decedent will make kuown the same.
c. o. jicifl liiu.MAiv Agent,
East l'enn Twp., l'a,
.1 A ruin iiii-Hs ki.i.. '
Aui;ust2(,16-W8
-GO TO-
SWEENY'S
"Corner Store"
Bottled Gherkins, w ot Pick
les, Uhow-Chow, Onions, Tablo
Sauce, Horse-radish, Cauliflow
er, Catsup, Mixed Pickles, Cel
ery Sauce, and all kinds of choice
Jellies and table necessaries. In
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Queensware, &c,
IPo lead, both In low prices and quality of
goods. Our largo stock Is displayed to ad
Vantage, an Item which purchasers will
certainly greatly appreciate
REMEMBER THE
Corner Store,
LEHIGHT0N PA.
E. F. Lttckenbach,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PATER HAND
ING, HOUSE AND 8ION TA1NTINO
awii riiiATKtwn.
Competent workmen sent to any part of
the county.
lrBADQUArtTcna ron
WallPaDersJorteyecoratioBS.
Largo assortment, and the latest styles.
Books, Stationery, Fancy (Ms
WINDOW SHADES.
All grades. Shade making and putting up
promptly nuenuea 10.
Paints, Oil, Varnish, Putty,
Brushes & general Painters
Supplies.
Ho. 61 Broadway Hancb Chunk Fa.
Helow the Broadway House.
HORACE HEYDT. JOHN SEABOLDT, Jn
Heydt & Seaboldt
Successors to Kcmerer & Heydt
INSURANCE AGENTS
onico: Hank street.
Trompt attention given to every kind ot In
surance.
Weissport Planing
MAN Ul'ACTUEER OP
Window and Door Frames,
DoorsShutters,
Blinds, Sashes,
Mouldings, Brackets
AND DEALER IN
All RMs of
Shingles, Failings,
Hemlock Lumher, Sec, &c
Very Lowest Prices.
ELY'S
Cream Balm
CURES
HAY
FEyER AND
Cold in HeaiAY-EEVER
A imrtlclo IsiimdIIpiI Into nnrh nmtril nml U
TfiLY mtOTHISItS, 66 Warren St., New York.
UMUUSl l(t low
Ladies, save your Carpets, Furni
ture and Paintings from
Destruction by using
It makes absolutely no dust or
curt wnen usinc, tiiereby saves
women s lime and labor. Try it:
sample free at
J. ,T. NUSBAUM'S
' Original Cheap Cash Store,"
i.i.iuuiuu.vrA isjysm
Birany dealer says lis has tho W, I,. Bougl
hoes wltliuut name and price tunipea c
10 bottom, put ulin dowu as a fraud.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
ltelt In the world. TCxamlna his
M5.no ir.NIIINi: ll,Nl-MrVKI KIIOH.
H4.CO llANIl-HKU I'.l) WKI.T NIIOK.
M3JIO l'OI.ICi: ANI IMHMUItH' WIIOK.
M-4.0O ICXTItA VA1.UH CAI.F Ml OK.
St.-iH WOKICTNUMAN'g NIIOIC.
3.0O and Hl.in DOYtj' SCHOOf, S1IOI2J
aii uuuiy m uoDjcreu, uuuoii ima J.cu.
I nAIII AO
1 W Imm UUULl LAO
S3 SHOE
FOR
LADIES.
Ct Material. IlMt Style. Holt Flttloc.
If tmt taUi Lv Your dvilpr. writ
W. U JOUaiA. imOCKTOH. MASS
lixamine V. 1.. Douglas' fl.00 shoes for ueUtle
men and Ladles.
Adam Mehrkam & Son, Agents
LKUIOIITON.
1
A Handsome School-Bag Free
ATTENTION!
School will open soon and
need an outfit.
BOYS
will need BOOTS, II ATS or
SUSPENDERS, (c, &c., while
GIRLS
will need SHOES, besides other necessary artices. Both boys
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 be saved as we pro
pose to sell our goods at the lowest margin of profit consistent,
and give, as a present, the Book-Bag. We have in stock most
everything needful to fit out boys from top to toe, and at prices
(.hat will bear comparison. Come and secure the BooZ-vBag.
Opera House
ALLWOOLDRESS
FLANNELS.
40 pieces all-wool Dress Flan
nels, 37 inches wide.all the latest
shades for Fall at 33 cts. a yard.
H.-GUTH & SON,
638 Hamilton St., Allentown.
$1. a Year
Lehigh Coal & Hardware Co.,
Coal, Hardware, Paints, Oils,, Glass, .
Agricultural Implements and Repairs,
Field and Garden Seeds,
Phosphates, &c.
We desire to call speciaj attention to our
oofing Slate, vJS&F""
A full supply of which we have constantly on hand.
Orders taken for Llllllber.
General Agents for the
Imp. Anthony Wayne Washer & Ironing Boards
Sciler's Corner, North Bank Street. .
Kin's Spe
cial
Roofing, Spouting and
Hoc( ives our special attention nt this time, and in connection
we are prepared to Repair Wash Ringers, no matter how
fur gone. H'o can supply new rubbers andnew cocr wheels and
make your washer as good as new at a very small cost. Our line
of House-Furnishing Goods includes everything at prices exceed.
ly low, w liilo our slock oi btoves and Kanges can t be be at in
this town, or perhaps, elsewhere in the valley. Don't fail to call
aud see us if yon need anything
W. S. KUHNS, North Bank Street.
all who propose to attend will
CAPS, PANTS, JACKETS
Block, Bank St.
1. &. MM,
is the price of the Advo
cate for 52 weeks.
Announcement.
General Job Work .
in our line. Respectfully,