OffiHAL CHEAP CASH STORE
Dr. Dalo's KIck&poo Indian Aggrega
tion closed a very successful week's busi
ness hero on Saturday night nnd aro doing
now South Uclhlnhnm for two week. Will
The earlu closinn suslem will be Inaunu- In.. .ii. ... nrit i..t ,.i
raid on Monday, September 10th. Unci, ,.,,, r. ,,,.,,,,,.,
median and black fnce omlu.uo; lliliy
This store relit elose at 8:00 o'efoefc every Angeroth, the musical wonder; .Master
MA.UCH CHUNK CLIPS.
evening from the above date on.
A The Umiiil String of Live I.ncnl News n
Caught tr Spcctnl lteporter.
Di.atii of A Pnpui.An Youtw Man.
Harry K. KIstlcr, of town, who met with
an accident at Glen Onoko on Thursday
About n.noo ynrds of NEAT FIGUKI'l) AMKM
CAN DltkSS UOODS aro here, which will
bo sold nt 4 cents a yard. Tin colors nro
Navy, Slate, Seal, Light Uruwn.Uanl
liial, Garnet, Light lllue, Hunt,
lllack and Ollvo.
night by which he lost his life nt six
o'clock tlio following morning, was hurled
from his home on Hacc street Sunday af-
MA1IONING ITKSTS.
An Intfrrsllttg Htrlng of LIo Local Clips
from Our Itccular.
Tlic following students fiom the Val
ley have left for the different Institutions
of teaming of which they arc mcuihcis: V.
K. Arner and G. A. Drelbelblcs. Franklin
and .Marshall College, Lancaster; XV. O.
Xaider and Otenient Kressley, Meyers-
towr.j.llssos Amanda and Hannah Halllel,
Pcddlo Institute, Hightstov.u, N. J.;D.V.
OUR "STROLLER."
Iteportstho llnlnga of iVetssport nmt Vi
cinity In His Uaunl Lit nly Way.
D Dkatji s
employed for rome time as roar brnkemnn oil
LehlRli Valley last fndvht runnlnir wit frnm
aolterton. was killed In tlm .n ..r,i nh.
Plttston, In him mnnnnr unknown, on Satur-
day evening, ills rlKlit arm was erushed. his
rhrht lcsr broken arm hi i.a.iv m.nnrnii ..
sented a horrible appearance, Ue was brom-ht
to hlS homo horn lull, KntM-,lv nlt.t ivkm
whence ho was hurled on Tuesday affernoon, a
Our stock otOI.OTHS Is eoininandliiR
nttentlon far and wide. Although early
In the season, wo aro showing an elegant
line of SACKINGS & DIlESSOUmiH.
Lconzo, the child contoitlonist, and Lltilo
Bright Eyes, the beautiful and fascinating
quarter-breed who won tho hearts of nil
our ladies uy her urigni smucs aim cneer- 1(pnnnl, ,lU fllnrn belnff the larcest 'hat cm,,, ttmii.-,.,' " . t , .,.. largo concouFso orr.l.tiVo.nrt VT.'V;r,:rt"
fnl demeanor. Tho doctor is a genuine ,,'., , T ,,,,,,, , T'""
nvor tin pom , - - b iiu,n 11 -ninpn-i; uuu x. a. oi'Kllcviiim- " u inciriasi rolling place, Ho
tins city. mo immcuiaio cause oi icnbeig College, Allciuown.
his death was a severe compression of The New Jfai on Inc Cornet Rand will
tho brain caused by a heavy fall of I Iioia Its annual picnic in the afternoon and
fifteen feet, from tbc cribbing fronting tlio evening of Saturday. September 28th. In
Lehigh at Hotel vvaiineian. no was im- Hoppos' giovc. A eaino of base ball he-
ln MUSLINS and SIlKKlINGS In nil
widths and qualities. Bleached and Un
bleached, we oiler special Inducements.
Nowhere Will the Prices on Table Linens and
napkins, Towels anu Toncungs, be lounii as
Low as here. The goods now In slock
should bo examined by every thrifty
housekeeper.
The great attractions In our Dress
floods Department Is our UNI'AltAIr
LKLKI) STOCK of SILK l'LUSlllif).
TWENTY-TWO DIFFERENT COLORS !
Over fifty pieces opened within threo wet ks.
J. T. NUSBAUM,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1880
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.
gent nnd makes friends wherever ho goes.
-Roy. . C. llllein, of Heading, former
ly pastor of tho Evangelical church here,
will discourse to Ills old congregation on
Sunday. Mr. Bllcin was Instrumental In
tho erection of fho cdlflco In which tho
congregation now worships and did much,
perhaps more than any one else, to build
up Evangelism In this town.
Tho Carbon county fair Is only a few
weeks off. Our farmer friends and others
should already commence making prepara
tions for n display of their products, both
ftfrrlmltliml mill tiinrliiinlr-il. an llint thn
..... .V. f councils wero
exiuuiiion win surpass any previous one.
uei 10 norK.
Contractor George Dichl, of Mahoning
street, has put a slato roof on the George
Nusbaum property, recently purchased
'from tho Clauss estate., and also laid a
substantial plank pavement In front of tho
building on Bank street. .
Frederick lirlnkman will add still
further to tho b!g Improvements he has
made on his Bank street property by the
erection of a neat Iron fence, to bo furn
ished by Howard Scaboldt,agent for Peters
mediately taken to his home and every
thing possible done to afford relief but
withal death ensued tho following morn
ing. Ho was a popular young -man, well-
liked by all who knew lilui. ilo was a
prominent member of Jt. Plsgah Council,
Jr. O. U. A. it., which ocdrr attended his
funeral in a body. Delegations of other
present, Including Lehigh,
101, of Lchlghton, who attended sixty
strong.
Heal Estath Dkat.. C. A. Itcx, for
tho Y. II. C. A., on Monday purchased tho
Broadway Ilotol property for $22,500 pos
session to he given by April 1st of next
year, Tlio property has a front of nlnclv-
llve and Is over one hundred feet deep.
The present bulldiue will be razed to tho
ground and In its place will bo erected a
tween Iho Mahoning club and a clnb yet to
bo chosen will bo pUycd In tho afternoon.
This will probably ho tho last picnic of the
season, and you want to tnko It In.
On Saturday, September 21st., Wash
ington Camp, No. 44, P. O. S. of A., of
Mantzville, will hold a picnic In WostPcnn
near Jfantz'8 hotel. Four P. O. S. of A.,
Camps will bo present Speeches wilt ho
made by prominent speakers, arid n good
Mme is expected.
1 he sacrament of tho Lord's Supper
leaves a wife and threo small ohlldron to mnnrn
his nntlmtly death. Deceased was aged thirty-
Itellef Fund, which glyos tho widow for two
years two-thirds of tlm wava .a i.nnii ti.v
oilmen, mo Kner.smcRen family havo tho
sympathy of tho community In thofr sorrow.
comprising tho following young folks cnleycd
ovenlng very nlcasnntly
A Oat PAtiTV. A gay party from I'ranklln
d f
Frank Solberllng's popular hotel In Town,
nilng: 1 w, Zollner. Ooclla Scliaeffer, Ul.
Sunday atlernoon nnd
at irnnK
uenilng:
tuer Tlulnger, Mlnnlo Trainer, Israel Krenm-
Or. LlZZle SohnofTer.minrloft 7.ltnmarn.nn I'mn.
llarrv Hough. Harah Frlttlngor, Era McDan
lei, Llla l rltzlnger and Ueorge Drclabacli.
An Ikrkrbstino Oase. Nathan Mosser
controctcd to erect a dwelling houso ror Henry
Ueckendurl, In Lehlghton, when for tome
reason lie threw up tho job. Ho now brings a
ulvll f Ult against liockondorf to recarop thn rnl
01 making droit, fcc. Tho dccHlon will bo
nnicuou wuu mucn lntoreiit liv tmllilom nnil
outers imeresieu.
He butb a Farm. James Smith, son-ln-low
i" oru s isuppcr of Stn i; t,. ,,.C,...i '. 7. t .r,,"
was administered in tho Evangelical church 5'.' lints farm of sixty aro acres, located near
. iud .tun, ,ut h uuiimuuriLiiua oi vi.uu. i no
inrmisone oriuobestin Towamenslng town
on Sunday nftcrnoou. ltovs. D. A. Medlar,
tho Presiding Elder for this district, nnd.T.
S. Nowhatt, pastor of tho congregation,
olllciatcd.
Miss Emma E. Itclnsmlth and Statson
building suited for tho varied purposes of sigl'n were mairicd recently at Phillips
tho society,
Or" roit A Vacatiox
fcr will tako a two months'
ship and tho now owner is naturally proud of It,
PUTTING ON STYI.K. Tim hnltlnv hnnm Mn.
joyed by Union Hill during the past year or two
has cioatcd In tho hearts of some residents a de
sire to occomo a ourougn, in othor words tucy
want to throw off thoir townshlo swaddllBir
-Joseph Sehaf-
vacallon while
burg, New Jersey. That the vomieenimln's . A Novki, Son. Fred Butters, ofParryvlUo.
mariled life mav be a lnnpniul hn nni, 1. "anKMauror, ortho same place. In .Nqulro
,..s . n nIlll."aPIy o"C Duck's court on Thursday, chargod with kltllnir
Afahlon S. Jfillcr, of Tamaqua, haj
purchased Mrs. W. H. KIntzel's Interest
In Heard's hotel, and took possession of
the old hostelry as its landlord on Tues
day, Mr. Miller is well and favorably
known, and has already made a good start
toward regaining much of tho patronage
tho hotel formerly received. The above
from Iho ourfer of Tamaqua will no
doubt Interest Mr. filler's many friends
in this town where he Is well and favor
ably known, having resided here atone
time.
Overseer of tho Poor, Owen Klotz,
fitted up Phaon Snyder, a half-witted fel
low and for many years a Lchlghton
charge, with a new suit of clothes prepara
tory to removing him to the Lehigh conn
ty poor houso ono day recently, slnco
which time Pbacn has not been seen or
heard of. Ho was an Inmate of the poor
house some years ago and has a revulsion
of going thcro again.
Miss Emma 3. H'und, fashionable
dress maker, opposite Rebcr's drug store,
Bank street, announces to the ladles of
Lehlghton and surrounding county that she
Is prepared to do dress making in tho very
latest style at lowest charges, and asks a
share of patronage. All work guaran
teed. Sect. 7-4w
According to an announcement ap
pearlng elsewhere It will bo noticed that
all tho general stores In this borough will,
on and after the lGth instant, close at
eight o'clock sharp ovcry evening. Tho
merchants are to bo congratulated on tho
adoption of this early closing movement.
Suits and overcoats for fall and winter
should be purchased now. At Sondhetm's
Ono Price Sar Clothing Ilall, Mauch
Chunk, can be seen ono of the largest and
handsomest assortments of suits and over
coats, for men and boys. You can save 25
per cent, by purchasing now.
Don't bo In too big a hurry. You
can't expect tho park to bo remoddeled In
a day. The fence has been removed, there
Is cause for congratulation in that; other
Improvements aro bound to follow as the
natural result of push, vim and progrcs
slyencss. Get to work..
Services In tho Presbyterian church
next Sabbath at 10.30 o'clock a. m. Sunday
School at 0.00 o'clock. There will he n
evening service, as both pastor and con
gregation havo been Invited to attend the
re-dcdlcatlou services of the Prcbhylcrlan
church at Slatlngton.
The Germanla Siengexbuhd, recently
organized by our muslc-loylng German
citizens, starts ont auspiciously. They
hold their first practice this week with
good results. We hope to hayo tho pleas
ure of hearing them at an early day.
Carbon Castle, No. Ill, K. G. E.,
along with members of Gnadcn Hutten
Castle, attended the Methodist Episcopal
church on Sunday evening to listen to
special services by Rev. Dr. Dungan, tho
able pastor of that congregation.
Sondbelm, at the One Price Star
Clothing Ilall; Mauch Chunk, Is agent for
the genuine Youman hat, and also keeps
In stock al! the latest styles In soft and
Btifl hats, and at prices lower than else
where. Franz Roederer, tho barber, has re
moved the heating apparatus from his
shop and will heat tho room with the old
reliable coal stove.
You can save thirteen dollars by giv
ing the Installment man the go by and
purchasing your goods at E. IT, Ilohl's,
Mauch Chunk.
If you want a clock or watch promptly
repaired at a reasonable price go to S.
Hagaman Bank street Lehlghton. 0m
Wedding prcscuts largest, newest and
prettiest selection now on exhibition al E.
II. Ilohl's jewelry store, Jfauch Chunk.
O. S. ll'elss will preach In the James-
Bros, fence works.
District Deputy Councillor, W. II.
Hcberllng, of Lehigh Council, No. 101,
Jr. O. U. A. M., Instituted a council at
East Mauch Chunk on Thursday evening.
There was present a large delegation from
town.
Arlon Cornet Band Is blowing music
now. Their selections aro tho very latest
and tho playing is par excellence. It is
talked of that the members will shortly
equip themselves with new uniforms.
Thero will be a meeting of tho Lchlgh
ton Social and Athletic Clnb, on Friday
evening at 0 o'clock at which session all
members are wanted present as business of
importanco will be transacted.
Mar'.ln Nicholas, of town, was arrested
Monday charged with deserting his family.
Ue was taken to Mauch Chunk and con
fined In the county prison to await trial at
the October term of court.
Llttlo Bright Eyes was evidently stuck
on Homer Adams; at least ho got tho
present for being tho handsomest youth in
the Opera Houso on tho evening tho award
for beauty was made.
Nignt operator Gus Miller, of the Le
high Valley depot, Is suffering tho ineon
yenlenco and pain of a very soro eye. It
started with a small pimple and now covers
the entire optic.
Andy Delhert, brakeman on coal train
441, Lehigh Yalley railroad, had the
thumb of his right hand badly mashed be
tween two coal cars at Mahoning yard one
night recently. i
Flour and feed merchant Charles
Trainer, of Lehigh street, was sporting a
lilac-tinted optic this week. Cause: He
was chopping wood and was hit by a flying
chip.
Eugcno Elscnhoner. employed In the
Packerton machine shops had three fingers
on tho left hand badly squeezed in tho
belts on Tuesday afternoon.
Why pay Installment men forty dol
lars for a watch that can bo bought for
twenty-seven at' E. H. Ilohl's, tho Mauch
Chunk joweler.
Tho prettiest lot of bracelets, head
chains and jewelry ever displayed can be
seen at tne jewelry store of E. II. llolu,
Jauch Chunk.
Call at Kemcrcr & Swartz's on Bank
street, and sea tho largest stock of furni
ture, carpets, etc. You can sayc money
by doing so. o
Rehrlg & Acker put two largo panes of
French plato glass In Reuben Fenster
mrchei's show windows on Lehigh street
this week.
Ex-Postmaster James P. Smith, o
town, has secured a position In the For
warding ofllco at Packerton. f
Tobacconist Koch has beautified his
already pleisaqt home on Lehigh street by
Improvements.
Samuel Seller has purchased the Walp
traction engine and appurtenances for weli
drilling.
Get to workllfccp tho now dopot in
in the minds of all concerned. Don't be a
clam.
For n bargain and a first-class watch
go to E. 1, Hold's, Mauch Chunk, i
Toys and games for half price at Luck
cnbach's, Mauch Chunk.
Schwelliinz's hotel and icstaurant Is un
dergoing a rcmoddclllng that will astonish
our peoplo when completed. The building
has been razed to tho ground nnd In con
nection with the electric company's uow
building will bo a thing of beauty and a
ioy forever.
Discharged. John Schultz, of Easton,
who was serving a lo months sentence In
tho county jail on a charge of fornication
and bastardy, preferred by Lilly Hiskcy, of
Lehlghton, was discharged on Wednesday
morning under tho insolvent act.
A FoiiMKit Citizhn. P. F. Clark, who
kept a restaurant hero at ono timo almost
a decado ago, and is now In tho same-business
al Lehlghton, was a familiar figure on
our streets Sunday.
Up to dato Tax Collector Painter has
received about $10,000 on tho 1&S0 dupli
cates. The county jail contains fourteen
prisoners.
COUNTV NKAVS.
Local Jtinitiles trunp; Together for Our
ltentlorH.
Loyl Bchler, of Towamenslng town
ship, aged about twenty-seven years, Is
slowly dying of consumption.
James F. Sweeney, of Audcnried, and
Win. F. Boyle, left Saturday for Ada,
Ohio, where tbey will attend tho Stale
Normal School.
Mrs. Samuel Green, a highly respected
resident of Towamenslng township, Is suf
fering from a serious dropsical alUictlon
and may die at any moment.
A. debt on tho Weathcrly Presbyterian
congregation of $400, remaining slnco tho
erection of tho new addition last year, Is to
be lefted next month, when It will again bo
clear of Incumbrances.
John J. Bnslin, of Summit Hill, Pa.,
was a ylaltor to our town Tuesday. Mr.
Biislln Is ono of the progressiva men of
that borough, which has been much lul
ls tlio wish of their many frieuds,
A great many pconlo aro camnlnlnl"
that thoy havo been injustlv assessed.
ll'hethcr thero is anv lust cansn for mm.
plaint or not we are net nblo to say,
Dash's assessment Is all right.
Our farmers aro busily emraeod cettlns
ready for their fall sowing. Tho drouth t
for tlio past fow weeks kept them back
somewhat. This week a great deal of sow
ing was done, however.
Rov. A. Bartholomew preached lit
annual Harvest Homo Servico In St. John's
church last Sunday morning. The church
was beautifully decorated for tho occasion.
Sirs. Jacob Romlg, of Johnstown. Pa..
a sufferer of the flood, and Mrs. Frank
Shultz, of Lehlghton, were visiting Mrs. 1'.
ii. jvuiser last, wcck. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roth. Sr. nrn nn
a two weeks' visit to relatives at Lcwls-
uurg anil oilier places in union and In
coming counties.
You must pav your taxes heforn tln
Oth of Ocloberlf you wani to tako advantage
of tho fiye per cent, reduction allowed hv
law.
Thoso "chamulon" croouot nlavers.
Albert and Harry, Oh, my! Oh, myl They
won one gamo at last. Grlck do band
rous.
Zimmerman's Sunday School will lml,l
its picnic to-day (Saturdav). Tho New
Mahoning band will furnish the music.
Tho delesales to tho Democratic coun
ty convention from Mahoning wero II. A.
Kelser and A. D. Miller.
Miss Lizzie Brown and Hiss. A
Sehaefcr, of Meyerstiwn, wero 'visiting
friends In the Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Itar
visiting their son, who lives at Now Phila
delphia, on Sunday.
TllO tWO SChOOl houses which urn In lm
hnllt In this township this vear aro In
course of erection.
Milton Nothstcln, a breaker boss at
a halfdoion turkeys belonging to the jilalntllf.
H uiuer nuiu,, ouuerg 18 oi uio opiniou Ihut
Slaurcr "sobbled" 'cm up.
OiiAMrioN Blind M akrr TM. Nntii.i,in
employed In Snyder's planing mill, claims to bo
the champion window blind makor In the coun.
ty, havlnir recently made 78 complete blinds In
ono day. Can anybody beat ItT
IlR TOOK A Tounr.K. Tool Tlnvor foil frnm
tho hav.mow In hll fnthnr'a burn nn Kni,,.
night, nnd on tlio following mornlnjt was dis
covered In a senseless condition, badly bruised.
EnJOYABLU PlGNin. Thn mnmhora nf 1.a
North Wclssnort Lutheran Sunilnv -h,1nl nl..
nicked pleafantly In the beautiful -rove at
Maria Furnace on Tuesday.
UHEAMNO UP. Postmaster Month la nlnntilnv
out Ills store room preparatory to stocking- It
with a new line of dry goods and groceries.
loe.FooT Well. Uharles Arner Is sinking a
one hundrod foot deen artesian well on tlio
property oi i-naries sioyer, on Union Hill,
A moonllKht corn cuttlnr tinrtv itd, r.
plcasuio Uoorgo Knzlan treated Ids friends to
on Monday evening.
Oeoreo w. Fraoblo and slstnr. of Sornntun.
wero guests of A. 1L Hawk, on Union Hill, this
week.
Mrs. Hcnl.ltorlln. of Northnmnton rnnntv
visited relatives hero lor several days this week.
Victor Ulose, of Uataiauqua, was In town
for a few days durlngthls week.
William woltv. nf llnlli. wan tho iniof nf
Ctulnt Amor over Sunday.
Ool. JohnOralc. of T.nhiairhan. rvn n vial.
tor hero this wook.
11. 11. Younkln fa still nnltn lerlmiaW 111
with typhoid ferer.
-Only ono easo of rilnhthTia u inn-n nn.
Franklin.
proved tho past few years. Hazlcton Plain Frcoland, 's spending a few days with his
Speaker.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Elizabeth Orr
died at her homo at Yorklown. Deceased
was the mother of Mrs. Thomas Mulligan,
of Summit Hill, and highly respected by
all who knew her. Interment took placo
ll'eunesuay morning,
The corner stone laying of tho now
jueinocnst cnurcn at Kcsquelionlns will
tako placo on Saturday afternoon between
the hours of 2 and 5 p. in. The following
pastors will officiate: Rev. S. IK. Thomas,
u. u., ney. t. m. Jackson and l!ev. Wm.
Bamford. Tho building Is u two story
brick with a seating capacity of between
500 and GOO and when completed will bo a
model ot arcullcctual beauty.
Oak Grovo Council. Jr. O. U. A. M,
was formally organized at Pleasant Corner.
on Saturday evening, with nineteen mem
bers and the momise of quite a number
mora before tho order Is instituted, which
will likely be In tho course of a week or
two. ,Tho following officers have been
elected: Jr. Past Councillor, A. II. Seidle;
Councillor, J. C. Mcitzlcr; vice Councillor.
Jos. Gorman; Secretary, E. McDaniel;
Treasurer, u. x. Aiosser; warden, Al. uor
man: Inside Sentinel, Moso Frantz: Out
side Sentinel, CIim. Mcrlz. This makes
avo Councils for Carbon county.
.parents.
Drank Miller is bulldln'r a short In
wuicli to carry on his carpet weaving busi
ness.
A. Arncr& Son aro doinc a floiirlshlnn
business with their phosphates this fall.
C. E. Fcnstermacher has secured a po
sition in a, teiegrapu omco at i.ansloru
TKOPIiK WHO COME AND GO.
Personal Gossip about, l'conlo who Visit
nnd co n Vlsltlne.
-TllO. Catell la Vlsitlnir llla iifiwtnta In x-a...
Jersey.
Charles Mcirnrrh. nf Tinqfnrd. rhvTi.rt hnrn
on Tuesday.
Adam Clirlstman. of Albrleiitavllln. w.-iqin
tow n on Wednesday.
Q eorgo ltemmel, of Catasaunua.sliook hands
with friends hero on Monday.
Prof. II. A. Kolser, of Mahoning, shook
uuuua ihui mi-mis neiu iuesuny.
Mrs,
spent Monday
Miss.Tennln MnrtMmpr ri.tiit-itf.il TVTtittri-tv
from a pleasant visit to Philadelphia friends.
MHs Mary, the estimable daughter of David
hbbcrt, of North street, Is visiting at-Weatherly.
Mrs. .1. F. Wfrllir Rr-frtmn.-.t.lntl l,v I"1- artn
M. E., of Lansford, were guests of Lowis Wt-r-
net ims m-cK,
TUlt llKJIOOltATIO CONVENTION.
Price, Fisher nnd nines tho Lucky Men In
tlio ltnco for Office,
Tho Democratic convention at Mauch
Chunk on Monday was not an unusually
lively affair, though tho attendance was
lirgo, delegates being present from overy
district In the county. On the surface
thcro appeared to ho no intrieuo. unless.
perhaps, It Is not to develop until next fall
a year, when a half dozen nominations aro
to bo made: this Is Editor Mallov's opinion
of It, especially In tho case of Zero, who is
again a senatorial aspirant, Having with
drawn from tho judgeship race
Tho convention was called to order by
County Chairman Lcntz And Its objects
stated, when, on motion, John Qulnn, of
rtansioru, was unanimously elected presi
dent; J, J. Gallagher, of Beaycr Meadow,
nnd John HIncs, of Wcatherly, ylco presi
dents; T. W. Clauss, of Lehlghton, and
J. 11, Laucr, of Lansford, secretaries. A
committee on credentials. jJ. W. ltaudcn
bush, Lehlghton; Daniel Canan, Lehigh,
anu a. 11. Seidle. Jlaboning, wero ap
pointed ana the delegates reported, when
on motion of John Buss Brlslin, seconded
by Manus Bohner, tho convention ad
journed to meet again nt half-past one,
upon reassembling tlio president an
nounced that tho credentials of tho dele
gates from South Kidder, Packerton and
East Pcnn wero Irregular and tho conven
tion, on vote, ruled the delegates out. The
machinery now being greased J. W. Baud
enbush put In nomination Samuel B.
Price, ,of Mauch Chunk, for Associate
Judge, nnd a IFcathcrly delegato named
Enbody. Tho roll was called with 50 nf
the delegates out of 80 being for I'rlco and
24 for Enbody. On motion his nomination
was made unanimous. For District At
torney thero was only ono candidate, Jos
eph S. Fisher, of Mauch Chunk, nnd his
nomination wis made by acclamation.
For County Auditor, to fill the unexpired
term of Paul JPagner, resigned, John
HIncs, of ICeatherly. was nominated with
out opposition.
Hon. J. W. Ma ov. of Summ t Hill:
Samuel Behler, of Mauch Chunk; IK. II.
Rehor, of Harrlty; Joe Klepplnger, of
Nesquchonlng; James Sweeney, of Sum
mit Ultl: Henry Bclneman. of East Mauch
Chunk, anil Dr. J. G. Zern, of Wclssport,
wero nominated for delecatcs to the State
convention next year. On ballot J. W.
Slalloy and James Swoency, of Summit
Hill, nnd Henry Bclneman were elected.
Following short addresses hv Samuel B.
Price and Joseph Fisher tho convention
adjoutned sine die.
Below wo annend a sketch of tho new
County Chairman, Hon. Michael Cassldy,
of Nesquehonltfg, together with the Demo
cratic candidates:
THE COUNTV CUAIUMAN.
Michael Cabsiuy. tho now Democratic
County Chairman, was born in what is now
known as Ntsquehonlng, in Mauch Chunk
townshipthe 25th day of January, 1834.
lie attended tho common schools there and
worked In the coal breaksr and mines until
his boyhood days had fled when ho entered
the Millersvtllo State Normal School as a
student; after two years close application to
study ho graduated with credit. He passed
a successful examination and "taught the
young idea how to shoot" from 1872 to
187". At tho county election in 1878 he
was elected a member of the State Assem
bly along with Dr. J. G. Zern. His first torm
was so creditable that he was again taken
up by the Democracy and re-elected for two
years. He distinguished himself while a
btate Legislature for ability, and Integrity
to the masses of the tax paying people bv
voting against tho Pittsburg riot steal of
couricllman at home, which offices' ho ac
ceptably filled. Ho Is now In tho holol
business. His nomination for Auditor caino
unexpected nnd unsolicited nnd as a life
long Democrat ho fools complimented accordingly,
Be Sure
If you havo mado up your mind to buy
Hood's Sarsaparllla do not bo Induced to tako
any other, nood's Sarsaparllla Is a peculiar
mcdlclno, possessing, by virtue of Its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curatlvo power superior to any othor article J
a uusion iauy who kucw wnni sno wanted,
and whoso example Is worthy Imitation, tells
her experience below:
To G
""in ono store whero I went to buy Hood'ti
Sarsaparllla tlio clerk tried to lnduco mo buy
their own lnstoad of Hood's; ho told mo thelr's
would last longer; that I might tako It on ton
days' trial; that II I did not llko it I need not
pay anything, cte. Hut ho could not prevail
on mo to change, I told htm I knew what
Hood's Sarsaparllla; was. I had taken it, was
satisfied with It, and did not want any other.
oo
"When I began taking Hood's Sarsaparllla
I was feeling roal mlscrablo, suffering
a great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak
that at tlmos I could hardly stand. I looked,
and had for somo time, llko a person hi con
sumption. Hood's Sarsaparllla did mo so
much good that I wonder at myself sometimes,
and my friends frequently speak of It." Mns.
Ella A. Goff, CI Terraco Street, Boston.
Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. JljslxforSJ. Prepared only
1J C. I. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
JOO Doses Ono Dollar
At REBER'S
DltlJO STOU1S.
By tho iIukIo bottle, by 1-4 anil 1-3 doz.
qunntltlos, anil In Jobbers lots nt Jobber
prices, llood'n Siirsnpurllhi enn Rlwnys lie
hnil. luh-20
ONLY FUNl
I dare say 14, is te shave with a good,
sharp Ifovior. Raeors and Pocket Knives
guaranteed or no salt.
Full line of ' Straps, hoap, Bay Rum,
Peoket Cutlery, c
If you do not bWlevn It, try it and be
conTlncwl.
THOMAS' Golden Motar Pharmacy,
Bask Stiikkt, LEittairrox, Penna.
Prescriptions n Specialty.
Earl
Closing
OF STORES.
LcinaiiTON, Pa., Sept. 2, lBS'J.
We. tbo undorslcncd merchants dolnc
business in tho said Borough of Lehlghton,
agreo to closo our rcspectlvo places oi busi
ness from the 10th day of September, 1889.
excepting one week beforo Christmas and
New Year, at EIGHT O'CLOCK P. ill. :
J. T. Ktisbaum, Aihun Mclirkam & Son,
r.. u. ,ern t;. jti. Mweeny ton,
S. Huirainaii. Mre. A!. (!nllnn.
J. I., (label. Win. Kemcrcr.
H. H. refers, 1'. Helm,
K. 11. Hnvder. 11. S. Uncle.
tilauss & llro., A. f,. Campbell,
.i. i. rritzuiEer, u. n. jtnoades, A-.'t.,
hell BliOoallI'dw'eC!o..Itol)ei t Wain.
8. C. Wheatley. And. llayur,
Kruin & KIstlcr, o. itehrlg,
O. Do Tschlrschskv. n. lVni.ti-i-m.'ifhi.i-.
James Walp. Agr., Samuel Oraver,
Liuiiiui iiauzx'r, Ainos Jdcgci,
Alvenia tiraver, Lewis Weiss,
. a. mums.
Sale of Stands anil other Privileges
on tlie Fair Mis.
Th'p Refreshment Standi and other priv
ileges will be rented to the highest and
best bidder cm Saturday, Sept. 21st, 18S0,
at two o'clock P M.. on tho grounds tit
the Society, and up to which tlmo sealod
proposals 111 be received from the differ
ent liainls hi the County to furnish music
during the- Fair, either fnroiio, two or threo
iluvs: nnuilng each day.Wedncsday, Thurs
day or Kitday, and how much per day, or
for l hp tlm o days.
Kl.WKt HAt'K.ii, Sec'v.
Tiiob. Koonh, Pres't.
FTPTT JOIHAItB br
LIFE SCHOLARSHIP
BUSIKE33 COLLEGE
1.00 Lbrwlust St., FUUtla.
I'oHlnnn torCtradantoH.
411
JS'Uipp
Coarse ot Moilr.
T 1 m n r eu u 1 rod R to d
JIJSHT l.'lllippe, BftX
.free If yuu na;
Lily. Oicwars
nil UlU Jkout.
AL. CAMPBELL,
Jeweler and Watchmaker,
Bank Street, Lehighton, .Penna.
Respectfully invites the attention oi his friends
imdtho cltuens generally to his Immense
new stock of
Watches, Clocks,
Silverware, Jewely,
at Prices that defy competition. It will pay you
o call and Inspect my slock before purchasing
elsewhere.
REPAIRING
Promptly done nt lowest charge, aid all work -guaranteed.
Don't Forget the Place.
SIGN OP THE BIG WATCH,
Lehighton.
Bank St,
cDecmb er l7,oH7lv
in
the Management of
$4,000,000, thus saving 40,000 to Carbon ParSOnS who OTP Tf1 flrP!f PrI
county neon e. From-Januarv 1883 to Jan- f0iuu& wllu AU&orebuett
nary 18S9 he acted In tho capacity of Com
missioner's Clerk. He Is now associated
with District Attorney Wm. M. Kansher.
under the firm narao of Rapsher& Cassldy,
attorneys. Tho management of political
luirieii isiiere inesuav. campaign is not entirely now to him, he W;ll H n t n l JP .V4,
,w?!m.,s.K?f o;lor,tl,, BFk strect having been for several years secretary of Wlli " to their interest to have the undersigned furnish them
wim cue cnoicest
PICNICS
the county committee at the tlmo when G.
XV. Esser was chairman. lie is well and
popularly known besides being an indefatig
able worker, ana win make a ityo chairman
ot the county eommttteo.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
ti,i,iii... o. ...,. i.l.i Samuel II. Price, the Democratic can-
oi-i-iit. ...si, qumuiy umoug reiailvcs UUU menus ututi,t. iui ssuuiulu j uugu, uiai, saw uajr-
ut White Haven
-Mid A.tnt.. T7a1n.. n.. 1
M odd Doremus, of Summit Hill, spent lady ol Philadelphia, Is the guest ol Miss Asgle
iiitutv ui. duuh si i cel.
Mrs. C. M. Sweeny and Mrs. 11. II. Peters,
of South Hank street, aro pleasantry sojourning
Mm. ii.iiiisuuiK aim ueiiysuun; incnus.
Misses Mary and Lizzie lteei-s. estimable
young ladles of Until, wero vIsltliiB Miss iJiura
Masters on South bank street durlnc tho oast
UIIAl "
We take great pride in our manufacture of Ice Cream, of
the
a few days In tho Valley last week.
Harry Wolf, of Jlevcrstown. was
guest, oi ji. u. 40'usteln last week.
Alvln Frantz lost a valuahln h
death last week.
DASH.
l.lst of Letters.
l'ACKEltTOK PAIIAGHAPILS.
Live floneriilltlpti l-'roin the YenmtUo
lulll of a Popular Writer.
Why should Tanner bo removed? he Is tuu
odlclul of an administration that In pledged to
open tho doors ot the Treasury to the demands
ortho soldier. This will annihilate tho surplus
buu;uboo. Why ihould thero be objection by
anyone, especially Jtepubllcuns, to tncrcaaed
taxation In beliair of tho soldier? Ihirrleoa dure
not, can not removo Tanner, It would bo moro
than "bold and brutal." Uloveland ntt-mpt-d
to restrain me pension oiiuuiaiu: dcsirlnxto
recoimlze only an honest olaltn. thus bringing
down the anathemas ot the entire Republican
f rom. Dare Harrison do likewise? Tanner is
he SuIUtsu of soldiers rights; no matter about
his volubility; no matter now astounding his
decisions, he is but carrying out the pledges of
party leaders; he Is In to stay, Is at much a tlx.
lure for tho next four years us President Den
and baby MeKee.
The Democratic convention has given the
voters of that party a ticket that will without
doubt command Its unanimous support. Samuel
it. l'rlce Is a Democrat Irom away luck, never
(altering and always with the advance; ho is a
tarin reiorm uetuoorm in uuier wurus.a uieve.
land Democrat. Attorney t'ltber Is ono of the
most promising young men of the county, acloso
student, endowed with great furensic ability,
with a oharaeter unassailable; we bespeak lor
Kim a rattling majority; with Sweeney, Malloy
and llelneman for State delegates, "larltt tax
teform" tho battle cry, the Democrats ot Uar-
Don nave emercu tne ring oounu to win m me
great ooitest ol 'Dl.
Owlna- to want of attontlon on the nart ol
thoso who seemingly had an Interest In the dele
gate election hero, the polls were not open; of
course tnis uisirancuiseu i-acitcrion at meoon
List of letters remaining uncalled for In
the Lehighton Tost Ofllco for tho week
ending Aug. 31, 18S0.
Anthony, Geo. l-, I Heard, Mrs. Cora,
isueris. unanes, ureeii, A. J.,
tiorver, Mrs, 8. l', I llausninn, Juo
Illncy. Itobert S Hughes, Mr. .!
jiim-nier, uieliaril, t.,
Suit, Victor,
Upperton, Joseph,
Persons l-alllllir for imv nf tlio nhni lettera
win siij -uim-ruseu.
A. W. ltAUDKNIlimil, P.M.
iui, j.iis. o. tines,
Nothstefn. .1. A..
Tiiuti, Martin,
I'arryvllle Clips.
Mrs. Georeo Haines, we rp"rot t. n fin,
nounce, is quite seriously 111
Jfl'S. John BeltZ has hei-n nn llm alelr
list lorsomettmo-aud Is still wUhout 1m
provement.
Iho nrosnects for tbo blowing In nf
another lurnaco of tho Crane Iron Com
pany aro encouraging.
John Bcltzand wlffl will lpavn nn Sim.
day for an extended visit to relatives and
menus in lork&iate.
A number of our young fellows "froze
on -toaoevyot "country-girls on Sun
day and enjoyed a rldo to Seibeillng's.
A grand daifco will lm held. In Pnlm
Icc Park on Saturday oveninr bv nil, line
Snyder. Good music has been 'cugaced
1U1 tuu UCCU31UU.
-Dildlne Snvder is tralnincr hl thnr.
ouslibred colt, "Harry," for entrance into
Mrs. Jacob Itomlg, of Johnstown, whows
the guest of William Baclunan, In SoutH In
lilghton, for some weeks past returned homo o
Wednesday.
it ,T "'I?03. Lizzie Iveelo, ol Elmlra, N. Y., and
Uellio Hechtel. of New York City, wer o guests
of Miss Lulu Zelmer, on south liaiik street for
Beveral days recently.
IteV. J. S. Newh.-irt nnd u-lfft left tnr lln,i,llnf
Wednesday. Sunday bn will nil Itev. .1. tl
Illeam's pulpit hi tnat city and on Monday they
,,iii (jit vu ueiijsuuii;.
T,,nnl. W..lf l.-.n..o lf. 1
-n,vu ouivi .lliailS.lUll, Ull illUllll.iy 1I1UI1I-
11)11 for Lehltlhton. wliern he lm nei-nred il vii-v
lucrative poiitlon as moulder m a foundry.
isc'tvi-rui. AllOlllUIVIlt
Mrs. O. A. lllttcr. nf Wpatlinrlv. wlfo nf Prnf
C. A. Kitter. formerly the eltlclent principal of
pu pub lo schools, Is tho guest ot Miss Jjiuru
iiouoru, on .norm name street.
Itarry E. Sweeny and wife, of Drifton, spent
Sunday hi town at the home of his father on
south Hank street. Mr. Sweeny Is a Leliigliton-
lau, oorn anu educated here, and now holds the
position of naynister for Ooxe llro. & Co., coal
operators. He Is a staunch ltepubllcan and qulto
a force In his district. He, It was who was in
strumental In having his uncle, Hon. A. W.
anything in our line, we are,
Nusbaum &c Oulton.
GABEL'S BLOCK, BANK STREET, Lehighton.
Try Our Popular Drink MILK SHAKE.
GRAND OPENING
OF
the coll race at the Lehighton fair next ltaudenbush, made postmaster of this boroiirh!
monih. iho animal Isadandy of tho Christopher Corcoran. nfWn.-itiie.lv. -n i
town on Saturday, no served In llattery H,2ud
. r T.' aI,..a1. fn Ciii.,1.0 ai-Anlhff tnlvcntion
luw.. ... """- ' """ pointed lo hold in eleetlon should pay moro a
WIllCIl services nil uiu tuiuiauy mvitcu
County committee men and thoso ni.
Doioted to noia ad eieenon snouia nay moro at
tention to these matters; there were three dls
When to Hunt mid l lslu
The open season for gamo will be found
ueiow:
Ducks, September 1 to Mav 15: nlovcr.
July 15 to January 1; woodcock, July 1 to
January i; Dlieasant, uctoiicr i to January
1; rail ami reed birds, September 1 to
December 1; squirrels, September 1 to Jan
uary lj rabbits, November 1 to January 1;
salmon nnd trout, April 15 to July 15;
uiacK oass, dune l to January i; tieriuan
carp, September i lo May I.
New Ohit'rrg fori.. II. & L. Co.
At a regular mccline of Lchlsh Hook
and Ladder Co., No. 1, of town, tho follow
ing olllceni wero elected to servo for one
year;
President Al Campbell.
Vice president WenUel Schinklc.
Secretary T. XV. Clauss.
Fin. Secretary Charles V. Miller.
Treasurer I. S. Koch.
Trustees J. W. Kaudeubush, T.
Clauss, llenry Schwartz.
Directors John Campbell, Ed, n. 11a-
worth, George Sanders, Fred Hager,
unas. Anecni, n . ii. woods.
Foreman Henry Schwaitz.
Asst. Foreman W, II. Woods.
Blue Dick breed.
An effort was mado ono nteht roppntlw
lusioui j. r. juiiKer 8 team ot horses,
the thieves bad succeeded in forcing an
enu.uieu into me siauio ana untying tho
uiumais wuen iney wero irlgutcneil off.
The meribersof Camn 117. )'. O. s. nf
a., lire inaKing euorts to organize a band
in connection with their society. The
move Is a good ono and wo hopo tho boys
will stick to it until success crowns their
euorts.
-Itobert rcttlt s attending tlm (1. A.
K. encampment at Gettysburg this week.
Mr. rcttlt participated in that bloody
battle, ono of tho most dcclslro of tho
whole war. which bur cd the Rebel forcea
hack from i'eiinsjlyanla soil.
Quixt,
Merchant Tailoring.
This department Is chuck full of all tho
latrst novelties rn sulllnes and nantalonn.
tugs, made to order at rock bottom prices
at Sondhelm's Ono Fnco Star Clolhhic
ii.n ir
uuu, iiiu-.-ii nunic.
with great courage and credit to little Carbon.
no is now an applicant lor pension for disabili
ties receivcu. ins nair is silvered by pas-dug
years aim oiu t- inner rune lias railroad tracked
1119 UIOW. UUt Wltll.H 11H 14 n rrpill.1l ln.Ka:llitfnm
panlou and deserving ol a pension.
A. nmire mat nttrnclM ntlnnllnn nn mir
sueeis jot- uie past weeK on account of being
compelled to walk with the assistance of
crutches Is John Horn. olTort Clinton, Bchuyl-
liiu county, u native of Mnhonlng township, and
a dyed-in-the-wool Democrat, who U well and
faiorably known nil ovortho state. Ha nu
elected a State Assemblj inan trom one of the
Sehiiilklll eounty dlstilets, and was also mall
route agent for somo yearn. He la six font mil
and would be Indued to be about three seoro
years of age. 'lhoso who know him Intimately
speak of hhn as an Intelligent gentleman and a
vuiiK uiui euiiiiiaiiiuu.
light in Hilnterdon county. New Jeiscy, In
tll vonp IK9!t whn fttlll a trtv lin mnwirt
to tms state. entcrinc tne private pcuoois Tinv navor aesirea. ana ao not neritate to nrononnnfi it. tho vpvv
at Snnbuiv. Pa., wlip.rn thn rndlmpnts nf 1 1 a. i t-i.i. i 1 . . J
his early education was laid. Somotlmodur- uesc 10 D? naa m tlllS Section. UUr WflOlCSnle priCPS, Wlien WC
ng theycar iwj no took up nis residence supply picnics or parties, are always very low, and tlie quality,
in iMniifii 1, 11 nn. w pm nn mini iiii'fiininR 1 . - .. . . -
and later during the years of 1844-45 took we again repeat, is the iieat. Soliciting a call when 111 need ol
a com so ot lectures in tne dencrson jsieui- nnvthinrr in nur inn wr nrn ncnric 1 h-
cal Collct?n at Philadelnhla. Ketiirnlni? t.n i.u,j,
Mauch Chunk he relinquished medicine
and kept books for various coal companies
at Ncsquehoning for seven years, dating
from 1847 to 1854. From 1800 to 1805 he
was engaged contracting with tho Lehigh
Coal & Navigation Co., at Summit I III 1.
From here, sometime during the year 1800
he accepted the position of chief clerk,
cashier and general manager ot the com
pany's otnecs and store at Upper Lehigh,
whero for twenty years ho resided and at
tended to his multiplex duties with fidelity
nnd ability, and to the complete satisfaction
of his employees. On resigning this po
sition In 18S5 ho removed to Mauch Chunk
andlocated In the residence now occnnlcdby
him. Falling in health during 18S0 he, on
advlco of his physician, spent six months in
Europe, returning fully recuperated from a
score of years cioso anu continuous service.
He Is at present, and has been for twenty
years secretary and treasurer of tho Ncco
pec Coal Co. Ilo Is also a prominent
Jiason, being Fast Master of Carbon
Liooce. wo. ivi. rast iiicnrriest of .Lilly
Chapter, No. 1S1, nnd a member of Packer
uommanderv; ne is a consistent member
tho Presbyterian church of Mauch Chunk
and for somo years has been of its trustees,
The only county ollico that ho has ever
held was that of treasurer during tho years
of 1S57 58. In 1850 ho was married and
the union has been blessed with three sons.
Ue was one of tho organizers of the
First National Bank at Hazleton. nnd is
now a director Ot the institution as ho IS al- mlr nlnmrnnrli now Vin-in'hn-n Unnmc n,i Qnnfl, 7?nh- etnf r .n
so a director of the First National Hank at .... j-iv.
Shenandoah, uis position in lire to-day is nigiuon, on tne aoove uate. iiunurctts ot icon ol snace are oc
an exposition ot possibilities open to ail j :flf ,i;i f n i,:,i ..i -i
young men; born of poor parents In a New u"l'"-" " " wugmuiuii, u.niju.j ui an iiuuo, oi,vtuo uuu qituuuua.
Jersey village ho has by push and enter- ot furniture, including JJed Jtoom and rarlor Suites, Tables,
nrioA lirtrioflf W inffinrrllu anil o nnhi I a (11. I '
bltlon mado for hlmsolf a placo among tho 1 -hairs, CCC., &C., at marvclously low prices. Wo repeat our in-
best men in 1110 Keystone state, in ncrsonal I virnhnn rn mil n pnrtnniis tnlnonmn will n ivnim ti rnnnil in of.
as broad as no is long; tils hair is silvered I lutmumit: tu tiaui iu uuu vtiui ui uiu nuiuiib.
wiui me uigui 01 passing years; uis iace is I
MAMMOTH FURNITURE HOUSE,
S South Bank St. Lehighton,
SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. 14.
Your presence is cordially invited at the Grand Opening of
ll'cb.
Two'popular brands of cigars are tho
Golden Arrow and Bully Boys. Try them.
Delfenderfer, manufacturer.
All the latest designs In wedding
rings at E. II. Ilohl's jewelry store, Mauch
Chunk.
''Eagle Cash Store."
tricts denied a voice In the convention: had the
contest for JudicesUIn been close much unnleas.
antness would have resulted. District! lulling I
to ouserve tno rules Koverninfr mo election ol
delegates win nereauer
no deubt lo denied
representation.
The Democratic
traders," wllllnir to subordinate the Interests of
the American laborer to the greed or English
nuei
party are termed "free
Ilia Hlth Jllrlhday
'Squlro Beltz and family, Miss JCato
Arner, Mrs. Elmer Beltz and Mrs, Milton
Youse, of town; Mrs. Ureenanalt, of
Wilkesbarre, and Alex Beltz and family,
of Quakertown, comprised a prfrtv who
;i,iii!tirut.i.MmnalimthunJer:manviiCoter coacneu n iu uaim j-.nueri s Dig uus to
was led to kollovo that Cleveland iraa a "free I the old Thomas Beltz homestead III Ma-
trailer." hence an enemy ot America, now the I honlii" valley on Monday to cclebi ale the
T.h.".I.r.n "?'VJL51,..T.Vif.T r0.rt."m.!;?: birthday anniversary of Mr. Beltz wlio has
gre-t Iron plant, with all of Its franshlsei, to reached tho age of four scorn and tour
anKngllsh syudleate. uf course the sale li In years and Is still robust and hearty, with
our land similar purchases are being made.
-James I'. Smith, ol jcur borouith. has ac.
i cepteu a posuion in ids rorwaruing uejiart'
Itnllronil h'oti'8,
Tho contractors havo commenced m-ad
lng at Slatlngton to connect tho Pennsyl
vania, Poughkecpslo and Boston line with
ino i.cnigii valley llallroaa
Lchlch A'allev nasscmrer piiflun
"Glcndon," now running the new pee wco
trslns between Philllpsburg and Con ay.
has been equipped with a cow catcher and
a ucaungnt at each end.
Iho Lehigh valley Ilallroad stove
train distributed tho stoves alone the rail
roau a; tne uuterent stations Monday and
workmen ut them In Dlaco. An early
cold spell must no anticipated,
The next meeting of tho Relief Associ
ation of the Lehigh Yalley shops and of
the funeral henclit association will be In
teresting. It is proposed to reduce the
dues from 35 to 25 cents per month and
the benefits from $3 to $1.00 per week, to
laito in railroaders and to maKo tho tuner
Democratic County Mcetlue
The new Democratic Countv Committee
met in tho grand jury room, in tho Court
1T.,i,ea at Mnnnl. ,i,..nl. ... I I . ,.
Monday "ami Telected Hon. Michael Sdy f?unJ d w1?"0 ,llls Vlh
cou,Uychair,nan,ylcoox-,her.ffChsTL1Y': .J" " i.te''nt
I .on IT, I lift Ttinnllno mi In t ,i il.l l j . . --
rn.Y r. V.;oiA r 1 """"" self, and no one has asked aid of him who
" - -."-'-, i i, , .i,,i,. i urt t. ri i .
tiaa ,ii.K uwu uuij iicu, 13 u.iiui.u tu
everybody, and If clocled judge will fill the
position with credit, ability and lidelity to
Mauch Chnnk.
Manager Davis, of Catasaunna. la dead
SlUCK Ull X11IU5C11,
Hnse Halt Clips
DISTI1ICT ATTOltNEY.
Josei'U S. EisiiKit, candidate for Dls
-The home club must nlav hettpr ball tn il'.t i"1"'. ii?'!"1' V't" '"..lu"
i..na. Bn.ii ' ' i-miiiiut; Yiiuauo ui uuuiuaiuwii, i-untuec
secure larger audiences. nrot vit. rwi.nn n,ir,i (..A, ,i f
Several now and crooil nlarnr n-m i,a I n,n iu,imni, nf ,m,i,ii irim mi,.
beneBcial to the home club. 0 years he entered the breaker of the Le-
In ono of tho poorest played games this high Coal and Navigation Company ae a
season -Lehlghton lost to Catasauqua on siate-picKer, at which occupation ho was
Saturday with a score of 8 to 4, employed for the next threo years. At the
age oi twelve no movcu witn ms parents to
MAUCH CHUNK, PA.
Our Annual August Clearing Sale Commences
MONDAY, AUGUST 12th, 1889.-
A leading feature of this salo will he a lame lot of Garnet
Remnants. Good styles, at prices that will make them iro.
To close all the Challies, light and dark, wo offer them at
Good, very good I in tho couisoofa thostatoof jfissouri, where lor the next p cents per vara giving you a large astortmont of the dark
week or two iho Park will bo nicely laid f?ur years ho was employed In farming, at t i to select from
- out according to tho plan agreed on some tho expiration of which time the family re- I.BiU'l'8 w bmt-Ob iruiu
New Announcement.
i position in the orwardlnic
mtnt at Packerton. Mr. Smith durinir his of.
ficlal tenure of the poslofflce served the public
i laiiniuuy anu saiisiacioruy, out ne was a item.
I Octal, auu WIUUHU WO Heat UlUCn Ol 01T11 Ser- nonllomnn jlnlitff Hi n iint
dee aDout a jear ago, jet mat otner "bold If i -"-. ...w
not crutai" way seems to prevail, nenco nis
removal, vveweioeme Jim at one or the A,. V.
II. K. beys.
Ilor. O. Hums, formerly pastor of the il.
K. church here, but now of New l'hlladellhla,ls
visiting friends In this section.
We are gladtoseeUrlffSoholl atbtspostof
t airaln: his Inlurlei were severe: amonir rail
roader termed a "close call."
duty
Another lot of Ladies' Dress
Cloths have been added to our
1 i 1 -i 1. HM.
aireaOV IlirgO aiuun. xuu us- -Alfred Mertz, Leopold Myers aid IVIUIam
Enr-fmonHnr.liiflps nil Kfinsonable ''".'S.Jii!. ",B0,:,r,u anty com-
uuiviitvuv tv w I Wil ICO VI 11X19 UltiriCfc.
colors at our popular low prices.
To see them is to admire them.
"Wo also have the other goods
kept by thoroughly first-class
gencnu.storeo, Call and see us.
ROBERT WALP.
fair nrnsnpeta nf aceinl? lila nni liiinilroiltli
birthday. The afternoon and evening was aI benefit a separate organization.
pleasantly spent by tho visitors who par
took of a hearty repast prior to their re
turn home. The best wishes of neighbors
and friends were showered upon the old
who. hv the
way. Is a pleasant and agreeable farmer
who tilled tho soil In Mahoning township
in the days when It was a part of North
ampton county,
fewyearsago. This is being done earlier 1 turned to Summit Hill. -Ur. ITIshor then
than we anticipated, but tho move is good. a ruiu or sixteen years, wnnoui oven me
very good. A pavement will be fald on merest rudiments of an education, again
North street: not a n ant r, cnicrca me coai mines ana laooreu tuerein
honC. for if It is It Will Alu-nvs ha n in aii. for the next four years, during which timo
of expense. Kather wait a few months ln addition to bis dally labor he acquired
Big bargains In wall paper and win
dow shades at Luckenbach's, Mauch
Chunk.
Grand Full Opening.
On Monday, September 10th, a great
variety oi lauies aim misses plush coals,
newmarkets and jackets at Sondhelm's
One Price Star1 Clo.hmg Hall, Mauch
Chunk.
A Tremendous Clothing Sale
Is going on now at Sondhelm's One Price
Star I'lothlug Hall, Juuch Chunk. In men
nnd boj s suits. Un account of goods being
sold so very low, ln order to make room
tor tall goods, you should call at ouco lo
get nno of thoso bargain suits for yourself
nnd boys; you can save from $3 to f Oat
least. Don't forget the place.
and lay uag stone. It is tho most econ
umical aim wo ask council to consider It.
Tho trees wero trimmed this week and tho
old fence posts removed and already It
presents an improved appearance.
-Stanley Goodwin and John S. Lentz.
of the Lehigh Valley Ilallroad, with Jos.
""V"" K "ver mo pro- anDilca.i0u in study, so fat mauled
Vse" ""e "roaU street, . he technicalities of the 'law. a, o na a
Remnants of Ginghams,
Remnants of Sateens,
cient cuucauun tu eugat;a in school it -wy w -i
oiy.bwXXBheed. Remnants of Dress Goods.
fully followed In his native townahln
until the year 1SS4, attaining the highest A few patters of Koeclilin French Sateens to close, at
grade of Teacher's CertiBcate. Intheyear rii..,..,.., . u-wo i . """i av
1SS1 ho entered tho law ofllco of Messrs. iWCUty-I'lve cents per yard.
GAI.I.E11V.
Opp. Lehigh Valley Hound Round House.
l'ermauentlr located near Valley Dojiot, for
Cabinets and family Groups. Old pictures cop
ied and enUrged. augto-Cm
Full lino of Ingrain and Brussels car
pets at Jticnry bchwartz, on Bank st. o
(Jhthvtlan Hagcrdoni, Kmployed at
I'ackerton, had his richt foot bxillv bruised
by a heavy stringer falling on It last Wed
nesday,
JC. A. Peters has had tho front of his
restaurant artistically repainted by Andrew
uayer. it presents a neat appearance.
I find Ideal Tooth Powder Is without
execution tho best 1 havo ever used.
With its aid I keep my teeth very clean
and white, which I was unahlo to do
with anv other nowder I havo ever tried
before. So says Kerdinand-K. Chartard,
liaitimoro, jutt.
By tho way, will you buy and uso Ideal
loom rowucr t w o can iiiorougniy rec
ommend it. 11. K. Nichola. Dentist. Sa-
lina, Kansas, says, Ideal Tooth Powder
is in my estimation, just what its name
indicates. An engraving 20x24 is given
with each two bottles. Price 25 cents
per bottle.
Oram Liooso in Mauch ununk and by n.: t tl.o fi,f tl, n,,- -fl, L.i r i xi
w,,b . w... wwuv. .... iio jlcuilltuUEi ill, tuu
t n . i . .1 i v , -
io enable the Valley company to J LS oi iius season uia i ever uciore anu to make tins sale more of
new uepoi in iue rear of the Lxchange Ho- illnfi iss.1 admitted to tho bar.Vlnen wi,im, ail ObieCt ior VOU WO llaVC added a bcautlllll line of
tlinn lm lias been In arllTnnractlpA In ManMi 1
Chunk. I Qartroi irlnrc Plaid ninfYhoryio r.nA WI'.An LuJnnln'
roit COUNTY AUDITOlt. OUOIAUI o, I IUIU VI II igi iui I IO CU IU TY IUC I UI Idl Ub
John 11im:s. of Wcatherlv. Is of Irish mi t.t..i . i i : isja. ,.m . , .
mint of nlftbt : watcCmaii T in : the borou-h Peutage. Born In North Ireland, on the V'.,' 0V I IBUUU:u l'""-"- f"OOn llinereill COlOnngS
quite a number of our enterprising mlr- r411.1 Uay,of Fturt,a7 In te year 1825. he and designs in the new cotton goods, called SICILAIN CLOTH
tel. No definite conclusion was I cached.
Get to work, citizens of Lehlghton, tho
now uepoi ociongs on itailroad street.
L. A. Werner Is c rculatlncr a nelltlnn
among our business people for the appoint-
cuams imvo siRneu meir names ami agreed
to pay a regular sum lor this protection.
UUUU,
Kvcrythlne In the Una of fnmlt
Kemerer A Swartz's. Prices always lowest
and goods tho best. o
Kallroailcrs, you can eavo a good' day's
wages by buying your watches from V. S.
Bock, Lehighton. 0
. WreE tiling for house dresses and wrappers, or it can bo worn
uie new worm had on hoard asa passenger lor Street Wear. Warranted last colors.
uuiiiauiau ivjio icn tuu ioiks at lioiue lo . i it it i n i i r. ,
seek his fortune In America." That lad was Also, a gOOli Lmeil ilUCK lowel lor 10c; a larger Cue, all
uuuu tunes, no wcui iu vnimuu, uui mi ,inpn I1T 7 PIS If 5nnrtfiillv
1830 floated to this section. Kor nineteen L,lncn al izJ cl3 llOspeCUUHJ ,
years he has been a citizen of Weatherly,l fi A "T) jp t
respectcil and. esteemed by all who know I A JffiftX ff. rT
him. He has been a school director ami J-WV-O. U iliUs