ORIGINAL CMP CASH STORE I
BARGAINS
Which Mean "What tho Word
Implies I
Wo arc In n potltlnu tills seavmto offer piirh
Inducsment a will open tlio eyes it nil wlionrn
prejudiced to t!ie CAmt ryktkm.
It Is an undisputed rart, which we Imvo proven
time and niralri, Hint we i?lfe moro value for a
dollar than any other store In our line In this
section, but this season we lire offering more
bargains than ever.
.Double Cotton Flush Stand Covers, at (Be.;
worth 7c.
Stand Covers, Silk Flush Centers with Itnw
Bilk Borders, $1,30: worth ?1.T5. Itaw Silk Stand
Covers, esc.; worth Wc.
Gent's Nlelit Shirts, made out of best quality
muslin, plain, 8Tc; laney, $1.20.
Ladles Extra Fine Swiss Jersey nibbed Vests,
We.; worth 70c.
Ladles Medium ITeavy Jtlbbed Vests, je.;
worth 33c,
Gent's Heaw (Ivey Mixed Underwear, 23c. a
piece or 00c. a buIF; worth "oc. a suit,
Ruchtnirs, Collars and Cuffs. Gloves, Neekllos.
Hoslerv, Handkerchiefs, nibbons. Velllnus. .ler
seys, flannel Shirts and Cnrdlean Jackets, wo
haVo In great varletv. In new stvles and at pi Ices
that can truly bo called bargains,
8llk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers are bore In
all the new colorlnirs and latest desicns. These
(roods come to its direct from the makers, ho
middle-man's profit Is ndded to the cost.
J. T. NUSBAUM.
Bank Street, between South Street and Plum
Alley, I.chlRhlon, Pa.
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1880
LOCAL EVENTS OUT UP.
Tho best 12 mo. books In tho market
for 25c at Luckcnbach's, Mauch Chunk.
Genuine Rogers croups at I.ucken-
bach's, Maticli Chunk.
Thirty-six veterinary surgeons havo
registered In Lehlch county.
Full line of Ingrain and Brussels car
pets at Henry Schwartz, on Bank st. o
Samuel Apple, aaed 73 years, was run
over by a runaway team In Allcntown, Sat
urday night and killed.
Lehigh Valloy brakemen are now
sporting their new caps.
The first month of our public school
' term ended with great promise of future
success.
The Carbon county teachers' Institute
will be held In the opera bouse, here, dur
ing the early December. Supt. Snyder Is
already at work on Its arrangement.
Everything In the lino of furniture at
Kcmerer & Swartt's. Prices always lowest
and goods the best. o
The world do move. Lehlghton will
soon have a water supply, a hose company,
a band with new uniforms a model park,
a new brldgo across the Lehigh river, ma
cadamized streets, &e. Yes, verily, the
world do move I
Rev. J. Alyln Rcber, pastor of the
ZIon's Reformed church, Lehigh street, is
the owner of a newMlller organ received
a few ays ago.
Many towns are naying uieir r-ypnoiu
II. It. Peters, the tailor, during the
month of September took measures for
suits and parts of suits to nn amount ar-I
greatlng 2,500. No flics on I'ctors. our
It has been said that the (Imp box for
letters and papers on the postofllrp iloor
should bo mado somewhat Ii gei- tnarcoiu
mo lalotho 'falLof mall."
j Real estate on Hank street brings a!-1
most fabulous prices. 1.00Q was recently
asked for n twenty-foot front lot, but sad
to say the owner didn't get It.
Knbns, the north Bank strcot 6love
man, will enpplv sou with ii heitcror
ranno nt lowest prices. See him beforo
pui chasing clscwhcrn.
Wcrk was commenced last Frldav on
laving out the Tark, which when onco put
In order nicely shou'd bo protected by
neat Iron fence Rlghtl
The members of Arlon Comet Band
are at work collecting for new uniforms,
nnd It Is pleasing to note that their efforts,
In this direction aro not In vain. Ihe.y
will probably be equipped about Christmas
time. .
A peculiar coincidence. Last week
Harry Kreidler, of tho firm of Trexlcr &
Kreldler, carriage builders, received a let
ter from Harry Kreidler, carriage builder,
El Paso. III. It Is peculiar In tho fact that
tho names are tho same, also the business
nnd that they aro total strangers.
Remember that now Is the time to get
your etatloncty for the fall trade. Every
'justness man should call at the Advocate
ofllco nnd examine our samples for letter,
nolo or billheads, envelopes, cards, circu
lars, etc., and get prices. Jl'o claim to
gel out as neat stationery as any office In
the State.
Religious services In the Presbyterian
chtirclron Sunday morning at 10.80 o'clock
and In the evening at 7.00 o'clock. To
these services all aro cordially Invited.
Tho Lord's Supper will bo celebrated
in the Big Creek Reunion church, on tlio
Reformed side, T. A. Huber pastor, on
Sunday morning, Oct. 27, 1889. Prcpara
loty services Saturday previous at 2.30 p.
ra. All aro cordially Invited to attend.
nenry Bowtaan, one of tho oldest
members of the Bowman family, of this
county, died at his home in Bowmanstown
on Saturday, aged 75 years. .Tho funeral
took placo from his late residence Wednes
day at 10 a. m. Deceased was widely
known through an active an honorablo
businoss career, and leaves a largo circle.
of relatives and friends to mourn his death.
The funeral was attended by a large con-
courso of relatives and neighbors of the
deceased. ,
Mrs. Samuel Ohl, of West Pent), was
burled last Saturday. Mrs. Ohl had
reached the ripe old age of 05 years and 8
days.
W. D. inillams, contractor, states
that If no unforseen circumstances takes
place, he will bo ready to let the water in
to the pipes on or beforo November 10th.
The reservoir Is so far advanced that It is
now about ready for lining, and for this
Durnose 71.000 bricks havo been ordered.
The tlrst annual drawing, for the ben
ofltof the Lehlghton Base Ball Club: is
advertised to take placo In Gabel's Ilall.on
Saturday, December 7th, 1880. You will
certainly buy tickets, and so glye the boys
a "boom."
Samuel Evett.of Beaver Run, who ha6
been prospecting for Rold on tho nom farm
in Mahoning, has struck a vein of gold
MAUCK CHUNK CLIPS-
OUR "STROLLER.!'
' ruori.K who comk and go.
i in
feyer and other epidemics but Lehlgbton.L flT(J fcel , wWth jjr. R
. . , .1 ........ .11 tin., fa In I
continue- thus let tho proper authorities see
to It that the gutters are kept Clear of rub
bish, while house holders should keep a
close eye on the deadly back yard and
alley.
Railroaders, you can sayo a good day's
wages by buylug your watches from D. S.
Bock, Lehlghton. o
Tho usual fall dtlll and parade of the
second battalion, 4th regiment of tho K.
G. E.. which came off at Freomansburg
recently was in every way successful.
Four commandertes participated..
Samuel Seller sold two horses on Sat
urday; one to Mrs. P. sfiarkev, of Mauch
Chunk, and the other to C. H. MacDan
lel, of H'elssport.
Call at Kemerer & Swartz's on Bank
street, and seo tho largest stock of furni
ture, carpets, etc. You can save money
byKdoing so. , o
Jfary Tarpcy, of Easton, was struck
by a Leblgh Valley passenger train, at
Glendon, Sunday night, and her right leg
-was cut off above the ankle. She was
taken to St. Luke's Hospital.
There will bo communion services In
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church next
Sunday morning and evening, when twen
ty new members will be received on certifi
cate, making a total of 71 since January
last.
Orders left at this office for butter,
eggs, live and dressed chickens and coun
try produce generally, wholesale nnd re
tail, will be promptly filled by W. H.
Klotz. 45-lw
Daisy, tho 8-year-old daughter of
Nathan and Maria Krum, of Bank street,
died on Sunday afternoon last after a short
Illness with diphtheria. The funeral took
place Thursday rooming and was largely
attended. The family have the sympathy,
of the community In this hour of their
amictlon.
John Connely, a moulder, employed In
the Lehigh Stove works, who got Into a
squabble at Glen Onoko some time ago,
we are pleased to state, was released from
lotcl Leyan on Saturday last on payment
of costs.
If jou want a clock or watch promptly
repaired at a reasonable price go to S.
Hagaman Bank street Lehlghton. 6m
Trinity Evangollcal Lutheran Sunday
school has Increased Its library by about
three hnndred very cholco volumes. As
soon as the book case is enlarged and the
books properly labeled and catalogued the
library will be thtown open to all regular
members of tho Bchool.
''Eagle Cash, Store."
New List-New Prices !
A Lot of Hosiery, Sheeting and
Working . Jacket?, at very
low prices. Pauts at
03c. former price $1.
A few Cloth .Bound Books nt
40c, worth $1.25.
Silver and Nickle-plated Knives,
Forks and Spoons nt prices
so astonishingly low
as to surprise you.
Lot of Shelf Hardware that will
be sold at very low prices.
ROBERT WALP.
Ojip; VsldgU TUy Ksund Bouud HyUM
would like to bcarfrom some capitalist who
would assist htm in developing tho lodo. A
sample of tho ore can be seen at this office.
George Randenbush, of Pcnnsburg,
Montgomery county, nn uncle of J. W.
and A. W. Raudenbush, of town, and a
twin-brother of tbelr father,, celebrated his
81st birthday on Wednesday, October 10th.
Mr. R. is still able to be up and around,
though feeble from old age.
During "Fair week" John .Stark and
Low. Steck, Uauk's bakers, turned out
3,000 loaves of bread, 0,000 cakes and 10,-
000 pretzels. May be they didn't hustle
things. Well, we should say they did
John F. H'eller and a party of genial
spirits, of Allentown, wero on a fishing
trio to Balllet's dam, In East Perm, on
Tuesday, and were very successful In cap
luring specimens of tho finny tribe
A mission festival will be held in St.
John's Evangelical Lutheran chinch, near
Jlllport, Lower Towamenslng township,
on Thursday, Oct. 24. A number of min
isters will bo present and mako addresses
on the subjects of education and homo and
foreign missions. The public in general Is
Invited. Tho services will begin at 9.80 a
m. and continue during the afternoon
As George A. Frey, the "candy man.'
of Allentown, was driving along the road
fiom Little Gap to Kunkletown on Jon
day evening, he accidentally droyo ono of
his horses over an embankment so severely
Injuring the animal as to necessitate kill
ing It,
LewlsGrayer's brick building In South
Lehlghton, Is well under way, ll'ben
completed It will be a pretentious appear
Ing residence with all modern conveniences.
An old willow tree In South Lehigh
ton measures about twenty-five feet In cir
cumference. It is,peihaps, over one bun
dred years old and may have been planted
by the early dwellers In the Mahoning.
We onlv sav that It might hayn been
planted by them.
A picture of our esteemed townsman
George Derbamer, wife and family In
Kemerer & Schwartz's show window, on
Bank street, this week attracted much at
tentionespecially from those who knew
the familiar faces that beamed forth from
tho frame.
Samuel Gilliam, of town, whom the
Republican nominated at tbelr late con
vention In Mauch Chunk, for the office of
District Attorney, Is out In a letter declln
Ing to be a candidate.
As a county nowspapcr the Cahbojj
Advocate claims to meet every essential
requirement:. A gl&co at our news CPV
umns will prove this conclusively, si. a
year; 50 cents for six months. Why not
try It?
Joslah Kunkle, of South Kidder, em
ployed In County Commissioner Hawk's
mills, at that place, met with an accident
last Friday morning that caused the loss of
two fingers and tbe thumb of the right
hand. The unfortunate man was taken to
Kresgeville, by Emory Getz, and placed
under treatment of Dr. Gerhart, qf that
place.
The Qermama Sumgerbund, ol this
place, are progretsing finely under the able
leadership of William Sandherr,
Charles Balrd, ot Three Springs, Hunt
lngdon county, mall agent on the Lehigh
Valley road between Easton and Hazleton,
resigned on Tuesday night, and II. C.
Brown, of Rohrersburg, was appointed his
successor. This position was formerly
held by William Otto, of Easton.and Baird
Is the third man to vacata It since Mr.
Otto's lemoval. Mauch Chunk Dally
Timet, 11th Intl. Now, brother Slgley
don't you really think the great Wanamak-
er would do a mat thing by re-appointing
Mr. Otto?
ITkiiiiI (Junto of Loi-hI nnd Pcrponnl
Ouiwlp from tin, Count)' Neni.
Miirrinur llrnnst No. 1005 was issued
by Proi Imiiiiiav.v Hs'i-r on H'ednt'Sdny
morning. ,
Mrs. K. Evans, nf Ttinkhannofk, nnd
Miss Lizzie Deltro. nf Ashland, are visit
ing Judge Slroh's family.
Col. Ch.ipnlnn, of Catasatiqua, piesl-
dent of tho Catnsnuqiin Fogelsvll'.o Hull-
toad, was In town Monday.
Nathan Lclller, who was struck by a
freight train at tho H'elssport crossing a
week ago is around again.
Henry Sclielllng, .a clerk In Miller's
store, held the ticket that drew tin) gold
watch chanced off by tho Crescent Canol
Club last Saturday.
Keystone Cotnmnmlery, K. O. L . , ac
conpnnied by the Ucrmanla Hand, of
Rending, run an excursion to this placo
nnd Glen Onoko on Wednesday.
W. K. Miller was brought here from
Allentown, on Tuesday, on a warrant
sworn out by his wife for desertion. The
matter was amicably settled In 'Satilre
Boyle's Court by the parties concerned.
15. J. Qitiim was arrested on luesdav
on tho Info.mation of A. L. Hagaman, the
Singer Sew Inn Machine agent of Lehlgh
ton. charging him with collecting money
under falso representation. After ahear
Ing beforo 'Squire Boyle Qulnn was committed.
Our county courtshavo been In session
during the week, but the business dono
hicks interest to the general public. Tho
cases on Iho trial list consisting In the
main of assault and battery and f. and b.
cases, which with ono or two exceptions
were either settled or continued
Df. B. S. Erwln was married to 3iss
Florence S. Cook, an accomplished young
lady'of Qermantown, Pa., on Wednesday
afternoon at tho residence of the bride's
motherMrs. Dr. Charles Cook, In German
ton n. Tbe happy couple will sail from
New York for Europe on Saturday In the
Burgoyne. They will spend several
months In the old college of Wurzlaburg,
Bavaria. Wo join with tbelr host, of
friends In wishing them a pleasant tour
and a long life of unalloyed happiness.
Empty freight engine No. 40-1 was
wrecked at the weigh locc between Mauch
Chunk and Packerton, on the Lehigh
Valley lial rod on Sunday evening. The
engine ran inlo an open "blind" switch
and, leaving the talis, plunged down a
high embankment. The engineer, Peter
McCarthy, and bin fireman jumped beforo
tho engine went over and escaped Injury.
A llttlo bo.v named Howard, who was rid
ing with tic flienian, went over Willi the
enjrjne, hut cseawd uil.li onlv a slight
scald. The engine tinned clear over, with
I hi1 wheels in ths air. Tho wrerk caused
considerable delay id trains.
Mr. Johrj F. Blecklev, of Jattch
Clmnk.Jdied nt the residence of his father,
Win. Blecklrv, of 520, Notlh 7th street,
Allentown, Sunday morning, Mr. Bleckley,
who had for quite a time been a great
sufferer from neuralgia, went to Allcntown
on the Saturday immediately preceding
fair week, In tho hope of obtaining medi
cal relief there fyv homrrjiailjc tieatmcnt,
In which ho had great faith. As It proved,
however, his malady was too far advanced
to be benefitted by medicine, and he grew
gradually worse until deatli came to his
relief as staled. The remains were taken
to Lehlghton on Wednesday morning,
nnd deposited In tho Lehlghton Cemetery.
Services took place at the M. E. church, at
largely aitcnueu uy
lie buildings as cqliablo In temperature as
possiuie. nnarssaioin saving mat, many ' Personal Oowlp aboiil Peopl. who Visit
I Of tlm rallp nf Hip Illness during tho! i anrtnoii Vliltlne.
greater part of the venrran ho traced di-1 AtVIport and Community I'nrBcrnnlir.l I Uapt. Andrews, of Slatlngton, was In
rectly to tbn imptopcr heating nnd defective Pnr v k , , ,,.,,. i town Tuesday.
Aim M.h. r t i,ii....H wssiuarj r.noerns yniung menus nv
ventilation of our buildings. Tim four
most OFKcntial physical conditions In a
school loom arc sulTlciMit well regulated j
light, good air, uniform temperature of
proper degree and comfortable seals.
Lnhlghion. moved to
this place op Tuesday. '
John Lanrv and wife, of Lansford, are
tho guests of O. W. Lanry and family.
Charles Buck, of Franklin, has laid a
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relatives and friends.
m Our Public School.
The twelve public schools of Lehlghton
on Tuesday, Sept. 3, for a term of nine
months opened with a first day's attendance
of 510. The enrollment of the first month
Is 540, an increase of 33 over the first
month's enrollment of last term; 40 six-
year-old beginners entered tho two No. 1
prlmarv schools.
The School Board foresaw this Influx of
little ones, and for their proper provision,
opened an additional school. Tho entiro
enrollment of last term was 607. It will
lllcely exceed 050 this term. Tho High
school has 22 students, which number will
probably Increase, to 30.
This year's graduating class Is an unus
ually largo one as well as an exceptionally
bright ono. It numbers 12, namely: .Maud
Wheatley, Sallin Gabel, Etta Drlssell, Al
bert Durllug, Granville Clauss, Charles
Bowman, Samuel iiiller, Charles Mertz,
Edgar Xander, Albert Bartholomew, Edgar
G ornery and Robert Dungan.
Their curriculum of studies Is In strict
conformity with our regular county High
school course and embraces the following
nineteen branches: Orthography, Reading,
Penmanship, Mental and Written Arith
metic, English Grammar, Political Geo
graphy, U. S. History, Physiology, Book
keeping, Algebra, Geometry, Physical
Geography, Civil Government, General
History, Natural Philosophy, English Lit
erature, Latin Grammar and German
Reading.
The final examination will bo conducted
by an examining committee consisting of
the County Superintendent, the principal,
of tho High school and some other prir.cl-
pal'oftho county. Tho diplomas will bo
signed by the examining committee and
the president and secretary ot the School
Board. The examination will bi public
and all fi lends of education are most cordi
ally Invited to attend. Due announcement
of the same will be undo.
A number of necessary repairs and Im
provements In and around tho school
building were made during the summer va
cation. The worn out old steps at the low
er front gate were removed and a flight of
new stone steps wero put In their place.
The plank walk around the building and
ihe fence around the grounds wcro both rci
paired. The trees In the :ard were
trimmed abd tbe tree boxes fixed up. A
largo part of the slate roof which leaked
badly, thereby Injuring ihe building, was
taken off and the space covered with a
good, durable and well painted tin roof. A
new stairway was hullt from the second
floor to the tlrird floor, on the northeast
corner, where another room was fitted up.
Each school on tho third floor now has a 1
separate stairway from and to the secord
floor, AH available space in the building
s now occupied. There are twelvo rooms,
four on each floor. New furniture was put
In one room, and all the old furniture was
thoroughly overhauled and reset. The
walls and celling of the High sohool room
were plastlcocd and whlo, artistic borders
put around both walls and ceiling. Eleven
of the twelve rooms are adorned'with the
American flag, placed there last spring by
Lehigh Council, No. 101, Jr. O. U. A. M
with very appropriate ceremonies,
The members tf the School Board de-.
serve credit for tho Improvements In heat
ing and ventilating tbe building which
they have made. The laws of health for
bid us to breathe Impure air. They teach
us ta have Ibit air lu oat tiomts
in mu- school building Is tinat, durablo and
a complete success. A twent.v-five horse
power horizontal tubular bolter is used.
It Is firmly set in brickwork with full flush
front and other Improved fixtures. Tho
draught Is uxccllenl. There are three
high racks of pipes In every room, which
expose morn than sufficient radiating sur
facoto warm each loom comfortably In
tho severest weather. Tho steam Is easily
regulated us any or all of the racks may bo
Mint olf or turned on as desired. The
pressure can led can bo adjusted at will,
from ono-fourtli-ponnd upward.
Every room window has a simple but
philosophical arrangement for ventilation.
It consists simply of a board nine Inches
wldJ which Is so placed as notto allow any
heat to escapo when tho lower sash Is
raised, nnd at the samo tltno It gives a
supply of pure air without causing a direct
draught. Il'lien tho puro air reaches tho
puulls it Is already nicely warmed. Par
ents can now send their children to our
schools with full assurance that tho rooms
arc comfortable In all kinds of weather.
Tho following Is a report of our public
schools for tho month ending Oct. 1, show
ing the enrollment and percentage of nt-
tendance of each school -and giving the
names of pupils who wero present every
day during the month
High School No. enrolled 22 av: at. 00
Gainmar " '
Boys' Adv. Sec. " '
Girls' " . " " '
Bovs' Secondary " '
Obis' " "
Boys' Adv Prim." '
Girls' . "
BoYs'Prim. No.2" '
Girls'
Boys' ' No. 1''
Gills' '
Total
niGir school.
Pupils neither tardy nor absent Albert Dur
Hub, Charles Mertz, EtlRar Xander. Harry Oeg-
gus, Maud Wheutley.Sallle Gabel. Etta Drisscll,
Susie Walp, Carrie Newhart, Ella Ebfcert, Delia
Del-'rehn, Lizzie I.entz, Lizzie Schoch, I.nelta
Itehrlg, Annabel ltrokule.
(lltAMMAIl BCIIOOI..
Pupils neither tardy nor absent Ira Koths-
tell', llaney Straup. Wni, Brenner, Manila
Ooiuery, Maltlo Walp, Emma Fortwangler,
Ileitha l'arrcn, Martha Long, Mary Fcnster-
machcr, Emma Walck, Ircno Wcldaw, Addle
Mitchell, Ilattlo Trexler.
IIOVH ADV. SKCOSDAltY
Pupils neither lardy nornhscnt Edgar Seller,
Ralph Itiiiulenbush, Walter Weiss, ltobtirt
Hoiitz, iMniel Frey, llarry Watcrhor, Allen
Stocker, Daniel Schoch, John Xander, Pierce
frltzlngcr, Harry Trainer, Harry Ohl, Harvey
Knartz, 1'rcddlo Miller, Thomas Webb.
(llltr.S ADV. SECONDAltY.
Pupils neither tardy nor absent Hattle Gi'g
gus Alice MeConnlck, Eva Frttzlnger, Lulu
Killing, Emma lluss, Sallle Dernier, Lizzie Oeg
gus, Hattle ltcx, Lena Langkammerer, Clara
Schmidt, Mary Itehrlg, Katlo DcLong, Hallle
Wnlp, Emma Acker, Hallle Krum, Sadlo Peters,
Ilertha 21nk, Ella, Fuehrer, Salllo Dartolct,
Mamie Ithodcs, Alice Hontz, Nettlo Oeggus,
lfattln Trainer,
IIOVS SECONDARY.
Pupils neither tard) nor absent Uharles
Sanders, Eddie Schmidt, llarry Nothsteln,
Horry Wagner, Wllllo Krock, Scott. Ithoads,
tleorgo Meyers, Calvin Hill, Charles Walp,
Hurry Ilunslckcr, Harry Spangler, Chirlcsllon-
linger, Osear (licen, Ohurles Iteher, Herman
ltupp. Charllo Augc.
OlIiLS HKCONDArtV.
Pupils neither tardy nor absent Gertie Hig
hly, Hallle l'rc'y, Emma German, Lulu Peters,
Emma Drlukman, Carrie Fenstermacher, Lizzie
(label, Sadie Miller, Annie Stroup, Ella Webb,
Alice Wcldaw. Mlnnlo Walck. Carrie Blank,
Clara Ilretney, Ida Fuehrer. Llzzlo Knhns, Mat
tie Ohert, Carrie Peters, Mlnnlo Ruff, Ductal!
ltelchard, Mary Walp, Addle Weiss.
HOYS ADV. PRISfAUY.
Pupils neither tardy nor absent George New-
hart. Thomas Newhart, Kobert Miller, Willie
Gilbert, John Nothsteln, Wesley Uennlnger,
Oliver Huch, George ltuch, Bertie BrlnkmaD',
Charles Ktpp, Itobert Drumborc, Horry Deck,
Robert ltupp, Wlllio Voorhect, James Xnnders,
ILirry Wleand, Walter Welnllnc, David, Lauer,
Fraok Mcitzcl, Joseph ltcx, Harry Sltier, Chas.
Suoonhelmer, Joseph Krock, George Kurtz,
Chailcs Wagner.
Oini.S ADV. I'l'IMAItY.
Pupils neither tardy nor absent Ella Hontz,
Ella Wolf, Sadlti Hontz, Ella Hellman, Bertha
Bogdanskl, Lena Lnufcr, Sophia Nothsteln,
Anna Houscr, Minnie lloycr, Mattlc Helm,
Mamie WcIdaw.Mlnnlo Schoch. Mabel Hontz,
Mamie Fritz, Mabel Vehr, Mattle Geggua,
Arvllhi Straup, Carrie Stout, Ella Wcit, Alice
Welt, Lllllo Blocker, Alice Swartz, Llzzlo Miller,
Emma Semmcl, Mamie' ltatcliff, Ida ltelchard,
Katlo Obcrt, Katlo Trainer, Daisy Uennluger,
Llzzlo Vlelhauer. Hattle Ohl, Mlnnlo Fry, Bcs-
alo licber, Chrlssie Knhns.
IIOVS PU1MAUV, SO. 2
Pupils neither tardy no.r absent Chai ley
Bock, Iteynold Commudusky, Chas. Gilbert
Charley German, Charley Ilretney, Eddie
Trainer, Eddie Sella. Robert Goinbert, Clare
Sheckler, John Waterbor, George Welnllne,
Harry Kclchard, Willie Itamaley, Harvey Bow
man, Wllllo lthoades, Alvin Remalcy, Charley
RurT, Oliver Nothsteln, Edwin Weitman, Robert
Horn, Willie Bella, George Walck, Edwin Hailo-
man.
ntiir.8 ritiMAiiY, no,
Pupils neither tardy nor 8bsenl-Helnretci,
Mamie Webb, Ella Htransberrv, Eva Anthony,
Lulu Trexlcr, Bessie Stocker, Addle Graver,
Daisy Boyer, Daisy Krum, Arvllla Itehrlg, Rena
Ruch, Towandn Williams, Mary Wolfe, Sadie
Nowhart, lleulah Traincr.Gertlo Clewell, Carrie
Anthony, Llzle Frov, Carrie Wert, Malwl Kos-
tenbader. Bessie Blank, Flora Schoch, 'Jl.ira
Koons.
I10Y8 rltlMAIIY, NO. I
ruplls neither tardy nor absent Milton Fi Itz-
Inger, Robert Ruch, Harrv Queen, Howard
Frltzlngcr. Robert Ilatcllrt, Roy Froy, William
Waterbor, Herce Nothsteln. Chas. Smith, Robt,
WalcK, Edw. Klpp, John Bcnnlngcr, Clark
Hontz, Allle Sheckler, Herbert Itehrlg, August
and Julius Commadusky, Asa Obert; Edw
Bender, Warren Ettlnger.
Qtitr.s ritistAiiY, 2so, 1.
Tuplls neither tardy nor absent-Laura Band-
hers, Lily WoU, Gertie Bachmau, Laura Ctirlst
man, Clara Itelctwd, Mlnpip Meyer, Kalle Wll,
llanu. Gertie Fuehrer. Bessie Bretney, EUa
Smith, Lily McOormlck, Hattle Strawberry,
Manila Trexlcr, Flossie Doxdater, Mamie
Houuh. Cairle W li. Dora ltelchard, Sarah
Fry.
VlKITOl.S.
Co. SiiK T. A. Snyder, visited all
the schools C. T. Horn, Pres. of tbe Board
visited nine fchools, W. I'. Long. Sec.
visited all the schools. The Misses Jfeyers,
Hann, Transuo, Rcber, Lelby, Elen, Cop-
ner, .Minnie Rclcbard, ll'ills, Fell, A.
Balllet, II. Balllet. Jlrs. T. A. Snyder,
Mrs. Stettler, Rev. Dungan, Rev. Newhart,
Mr ll'erkbelscr. V. A. Hatlk. A. J
Ilalllet, Elmer Yeaser, John Lelltx and
Mr. Iteltz vlsltei uno or maro.f ohools.
The nunlls of Ihe blah school were kind
ly favored with two very able aud Instruc
tive addresses. One was delivered by uo.
Supt. T. A. Snyder, on Friday afternoon
Kent. 18. and the other Dv Jtev. u. v,
Dungan a week later. Both addresses
were replete with good clear thougbtsmd
annllc&ble advice. Both gentlemen
are warm true friends of education, and
the good work they dd In our midst Is
appreciated hv us all.
' F. J. E'TETTLEX.
Principal.
residence. Next!
Rev. A. F. Leopold has been confined
to the house for several weeks with a Se
vern attack or rheumatism.
George n. Euzian has a lot of fire
wood nnd fence posts which ho will sell at
vpry rconablo prices. If you need any-
thing In that llnoca'l on hlni.
Mrs. Wolfe, aged 74 years, wife of
Owen II "olfo, of Franklin, died on Itou-
ilay and was burled on Wednesday after
noon,! hi! funeral being largoly attended.
Wesley Fatzinger, of Taylorvlllo, spent
several days hero this week with his par
onts. Wcs. Is looking first-rate, and, we
are Pleased to say prospering In his now,
home.
Chat lla MacDanlel has become the
owner of a beautiful piece of horse-flesh
Levi Horn says it Is a "fast" one, and can
do a mile easy In 2.402 days and 40
hours. Mac, where did yon get that
nag?
R. J. Hongen has taken the agency for
the Callbralth Adjusting Solf-centcrlng
Carriage Pole.ono of tho most useful Inven
tions we have over seen. Persons owning
carriages should call and seo It.
Samuel Dyer, 'of fountain Top and
Miss Jen, tie Graver, of East H'elssport,
wero married on Thursday afternoon.
May their wedded life bo one of happiness
and pnuperlty,Is the wish of their hosts of
friends.
Prlnrlpal Kratz, of our public school,
was arrested on Saturday for severely beat
ing a child of John Arner's. After a hear
ing beforo 'Squ ire Buck, the parties were
given ten days In which to amicably 'settle
the matter.
Georgo Friend and Jiss Catharine
Wisler, of Franklin, were united in tho
holy bonds of -wedlock on Sunday by Rey.
S. B. Biown. Tho young couple havo tbe
best wlshci of a largo clrclo of friends for
a Ions ani' bappy life.
Tho paragraph In last week's Issuo
saying Ilcary Chrlstman had purchased
the Fort Allen Honse was crroreous, as
Mr. Feist, tho owner of the place, has an
advertisement elsewhere In to-days' Issue
offering the house for sale.
A letter from our young friend 15. F.
Vogt, who Is at present In Newark, N. J.,
Informs us that he Is attending a day
college of Phonography and expects to
lake a couple of courses In short-hand and
type-writing. Success to you Ben.
Eugcno Everltt, of the Welssport M Mr. Bleckley,
House, has lost his Thanksgiving dinner
somo onn has carried off bis big fat turkey.
Mnjbo Eugene Isn't mad well, If ho
catches the miscreant who gobbled up his
gobble! there will bo war, and don't you
forgctll.
Wesley Wentz and Miss Laura, daugh
ter of Harry Trainer, of Franklin, were
happily united In marriage ab the residence
of tho groom's parents, on Saturday oven
Ing. Rey. S. B. Brown officiated. The
young counle will goto house-keeping lm
mediately, In the nice new residence, erected
by Mr. Wontz on Union Hill. May their
lifo be a long and haopy one is the wish of
a large circle of friends.
Tlio barn owned by Alex Grayer, In
Franklin, was totally destroyed by Ore on
Tuesday afternoon. At the time tho barn
contained a valuable horse, several wagons,
farming implements and a quantity of araln
which were all consumed. The fire was
started by some little boys who were play
lag In the barn. Loss, about $500;noln
surancn.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Snyder, of
Franklin, who have reached the ripoold
nge of seve'ntv-flvo years, wero pleasantly
surprised on last Sunday by a gathering of
all their children, grand-children and many
near relatives. The aged ouplo were tbe
reclpteuts of many valuable and useful
presents. After spending a hapoy time
with their parents and partaking of a
sumptuous repast, which was prepared for
mo occasion, inev returned, to tneir respec
tive homes, with the prayer that their
parents may live to eniov many more oc
casions of this kind.
Philadelphia,
-T.I. T. Mnlhcarii, nf Lansford, was In
town Tuesday.
Mrs. irililam Romlg, of Bethlehem,
visited friends In town over Sundav.
Mrs. Thomas Fagan, of South Easton,
Is visit Ing relatives and friends In town,
Miss .Laura Hofford, of north Bank
strcot, Is visiting H'catlicrly friends this
week.
Tho genial sheriff Rabenold, of Allen
town, soent Sunday In town among his
hosts of friends.
Ilev. O. E. Bartholomew and wlfo, of
Cressona, are spending ' a few days hero
with Mr. B's parents.
A. J, Allcnbach and wife nnd Miss
Ulaticho Beck, of Cressona, are the guests
of Rev. A. J. Rcber and family on Lehlch
street.
Victor Bowman, of Princes P. O., was
lu town on Friday. Jfr. Bowman Is a
merchant doing au extensive business In
the above placo.
W. H'. Bowman, Esq., of SlatlngUm,
formerly cashier of the 1st National Hank
of this place, was In town Tuesday and
dropped In to seo us.
Mrs. F. P. Seimuel and daughlor,
Lillian, of Lehigh street, left for Phtladcl
pbla last week, where Miss Lillian is being
treated for au ear affection.
Tho genial Georgo Kearney, of Phila
delphia, accompanied by his wife and three
ohlldrcu.are sojourning with David Ebbert
nnd family on North street.
Mrs. H. V. Morthlmer, with two sons
Ralph and Melville, left for a woelc's
visit among Philadelphia relatives and
friends, on the noon train Wednesday.
Miss Laura, daughter of Rev. .J. C.
Bllem, of Reading, pastor of tho Evangeli
cal church In this place many'ycars ago, Is
visiting numerous old time acquaintances
here.
3. B. Price and Joseph Fisher, Es-irs.,
Democratic candidates for Assoclalo Judge
nnd District Attorney, were clasping hands
with voters In town bn Friday of last
week.
Mrs. John Langcnbahn, after n two
months visit to her sister, Mrs. John
Micssel and friends hero, returned to her
homo in Leadvilie, Col., Thursday, much
pleased with her ylsit.
Tho genial L. A. Mantz, of the White
Bear Hotel, was In town Jondny shaking
hands with old friends. Al. was at que
time the lightning manipulator of the
smgot at tbe Carbon House,' this botough.
.Ifrs, L. L. Babcock and Mrs. David
Schaeffer and daughter, Miss Ella, of Ha-
zieton, were In attendance at the funeral
and while in town were
(lOOO .Hutu for jVen, Ho.r and Clilluru.
IFe have In our establishment aud offer
them to the citizens of Carbon county and
iclnlty, at a saving of tweniviftve rents
on every dollar. Call nt Sondhelm's One
Price Star Cl tiling Hall, Manch Chunk,
for your fall suits and overcoats,
1 .- - i
Be Sure
If yon have made tip yonr mind to buy
Hood's Sarsnparllla do not be Induced to take
any other. Hood's BarssparllU Is a peculiar
medicine, possessing, by vlrtuo ot Its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curatlvo power superior to any other article.
A Boston lady who knew what she wanted,
and whoso oxamplo Is worthy Imitation, tells
her experience belowt
To Get
" In one store whero I went to buy Hood's
Barsaparllla the clerk tried to Induce mo buy
theirownlusteiylof Hood's; hetoldmothetr's
would last longer; that I might take It on ten
days' trial; that If I did not like It I need not
pay anything, etc. But he could not prevail
on me to change I told him I knew what
nood'n Barsaparllla was. I had taken It, was
satisfied with It, and did not want any other.
Hood's
When I began taking Hood's SarsaparilU
I was feeling real miserable, suffering
a great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak
that at times I could hardly stand. I looked,
and had for some time, like person In eon
sumption. Hood's Barsaparllla did me so
much good that Iwonder at myself sometimes,
and my friends frequently speak ot It." Mus.
Ella A. Gorr, CI Terrace Strcot, Boston.
Sarsaparilla
SotdbynlldroegtiU. fit tlx for 15. Prepared oiu
V C. I. IIOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mais.
IOO Dosoa One Dollar
James Walp' store room and residence
on Bank street is receiving a new coat of
paint which greatly adds to tt,appearance.
I'luili CoaU nml Newiunrkt.
We havo fine plush coats at $20, 2fl,
fSflnnd up... Newmarkets at SO, f8, S10
up to 2). All ladles aud misses In need
of a garment will do well by calling at tho
One Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch
Chunk.
DEATHS.
Kkuh. On Sunday, Oct. 13, 18S9, Daisy
Etna, daughter of Nathan And Maria
Kttttn, ned HcnrSl month and 17
day
I find Mi-il Tooth Powder Is without
exception the bent 1 have ever used.
Willi Kb aid I keep my tcoth very clean,
and white, which I vrns unablo to do
with any other powder I hnvo over tried
bofoic. So tai n Ferdinand E. Chartard, .
Baltimore, Mtf.
By tho way. will von Iniv ami use Ideal
Tooth Powder ? We can thoroughly rec
ommend It. It. E. Nichols, Dentist, Sa
Una, lC.iiis.-is, 6y, Ideal Tooth Powder
Is lu my estimation, just what its name
indicates An engraving 20xi!4 is given
with ench two bottles. 1'rico 25 cents
per bottle. ,
Attention!
At REBER'S
IlltUCt BTOJIK.
Ry tliti tlnglo bottle, by 1-4 and 1-3 dnz.
(lunntltlen, nml In Jobbers lots at Jobber
iirlcee, irooil'd Snrinpnrlllit can alwar be
ail. julvM
OSLLY FUN I
1 dare s-ty ll is lo shavo with n goodj
slrtrp riazor. Razors and Pocket Knives
gu'ir.ititerd or no salt.
Full linn of Straps, .Soap, Bay Rnm,
I'tckel Cutlery, Ac. .
lfvoudonot believe It, try It and bo
convinced.
THOMAS' Gslieii Molar Pharmacy,
1UXK SrilRKT, LulltOHTOX, PNA.
Prescriptions a Specialty,
the guests of Mrs. Lewis Trainer and
daughter. Miss Ida, on South street.
Mr. Charles Moycr ana wife, a venera
ble couple of about 60 years, parents of
Mrs. John Peters, and who reside In Free
tuausburg, Northampton county, arc visit
ing their daughter here during the. week,
nud seem to bo highly delighted with their
visit.
On Friday afternoon of last week, Jfr.
Geo. W. Morthlmer, junior editor of the
Advocate, started off on an extended
tour, ne expects to take a vacation of
teycial weeks, during which time be will
Visit Philadelphia', Baltimore, Md., Wash-
IG! BIGGER!! BIGGEST ! ! !
WHAT?
vercoats ! :-: Overcoats !
HONESTLY MADE UP !
We never had such a big stock of Men's
Overcoats. We can show you 30 differ
ent styles at 30 different prices. You will
be astonished to see the high piles ot Men s
Overcoats in our store.
We will sell every one of them. Now
is your time to select one. uon t wait
until the best patterns are all sold. Our
prices are spot cash. Our prices are so
low that nobody can offer you any lower.
We have 600 Boy's and Children's
Suits. Everv bov needs a good suit.
Adam MeTxrkam and Son,
Below the F. O., South Bank Street.
inglon, 1J. U , Altoona, Johnstown, Pitts- TT r..,U sn
bttrg, Harrlsburg and other places of inter- JLJLC lis la rt liailL, lj gCl tilClll
est. That bis trip may prove an enjoyable
and pleasant one Is the wish of his hosts of
friends.
ltev. F. K. Berndt, who has been
elected professor of Greek and Latin in
tho Normal School at Kutzstown, preached
Ids farewell sermon on Sundav last, at the
Jord.tn Lutheran Church. There was a
large audience present and his remarks,
based on St. Matthew, XXIII, 20, were
eloquent and affecting, ltev. Berndt's
ministrations here were very successful,
nud the people part witli him with much
regret. He has the best wishes of all for
success lu his new calling. Allentown
Critic.
ichwartz's Furniture Rooms
v
liALLKKV.
Dr. Chas. A. Ctermnn,
An old nnd highly respected physician,
of this borough, departed this life on
Wednesday afternoon, between 4 and ti
o'clock, at. the ripe old ago of 72 years
tbe day of his death occurrln on 'the an
niversary of the day of his birth.
The deceased was born in the coitntv of
Lehigh, October 10th, 1817. His parents
wero Rev. Benl. German and his wife
.Vary M., daughter of Bey. Gottlieb F,
Schmidt; be was graduated nt Jefferson
College, Philadelphia, after his preparatory
education and reading of medicine In the
office of tho late Dr. Charles Jfartln, of
Allentown; In 1813 he located In our neigh
boring borough of Welssport for the prac
tice of his profession; on the 20th day of
December, 1844, ho married Mary L.,
daughter of Reuben Arner, of that place,
who preceded her husband to the "Great
Beyond" a year or two ago; he practiced
medicine. In Welssport for a period of
about 20 years, passing throuch mauy
hardships In visiting his patients In the
then sparsely settled district of Franklin
and tho Towamenslngs; he then, about
1603, moyed to our borough where he con
tinued the active practice of his profession
until a few years ago, when his health
falling he did simply an ofllco practice,
The deceased leaves one son, Percy A
to mourn the loss of an ever kind and In
dulgent parent,
The fuueral will take place this (Satur
day) afternoon, at one o'clock. Services
In Trinity Evang. Lutheran church.
fennanentlv located near Vnlley Deiiot, fori
U.ilunets and family Rroups. Ohl pictures rop-
led pud enlarged. iiEl0-fiml
Mum Sm'lnhlo.
This Saturday evening in the Presby
terian chinch, the Society of Christian
Endeavor will give their fi lends and all
the young people of town,, free of charge.
a new, novel and felicitous sociable. A
short programme. Including music and
song, will be rendered, and a bappy tlnio
maybe expected by those who attend.
Do not be bashful. Come out nud bring a
half dime or a dime with you, ami see the
elephant with a . (ouih in good timol
and get a seat before the riowd arrives.
Admission Is ftee to eeijhody. Do not
forget the time and place. Remember,
mum" Is tlm word. A Mummy,
with
I'arryillln Item.
Frank Traub spent .Sunday
f i lends In Pennsvllle.
Tho Reformed Sunday, school, recent-
Iv.organlicd, Is prospering and adding new
membeis every Sunday.
Tho cental Dlldlne Snyder was on a
business jaunt to Stroudsburg this week.
-Quito a number of Mauch Chunk's
young men visit this owu every week and,
apparently, enjoy their visits very mucb.
Georgo Pettlt, St., severely sprained
his back while at work on Saturday.
-Dlldlne Snvder has just purchased a
nice match team of sorrel horses.
MIssTlllle Bamford Is spending her
vacation witn ner parents in mis piace.
Quint.
Bed Room Suites.
Parlor Suites,
Chairs and Tables,
Bookcases,
Louges, Bedsteads.
Mirrors, Cradles,
Carpets in great as
sortment, etc.
NEW BUILDING, SOUTH BANK STREET,
Tlio Fall and Winter sea
son ii opened here with one of
the largest nisortmenU ol Fur
niture erer shown outside of the
larger towns and cities nnd at
lrices that will surprise you for
lowness, nnd at the rnrae time
knosk competition in the, shade.
We ask you to call because we
are positive that in price, quality
and our style of goods we can'
more than please you. Carpets,
are also a linp ol' goods we carry
in stock at low prices. We also
pay particular attention tcUn
dertakinff nnd Embajming.
HENRY SCHWARTZ,
FALL EXPOSITION
-or-
-AT-
New Council ,Jr, O, U. A. M.
Last Friday evening Oak Grove Council,
Ao. 857, Jr. O.U. A. M., was formally
Instituted at Pleasut Corner, by District
Deputy Councillor, W. II. Heberllnc. of
i.uniymiip, mm .-uioiitu ivuncnioratrob,
of Mauch Chuuk, asslated bv members of
Lehigh Council, Xo. 101, of Lehlghton.
Mt. PUgah Couuell, of Mauch Cbunk.and
fciectrlc Counell, of East Mauch Chunk.
About twenty-dye metubsrs were Inillated
into tbe myneries of tbe order. After tha
Installation ceremonies bad conclude!
the visitors, numbering about two hundred
and filtv, adjourned, to the commodious
dining room, wb'ere a delicious bivalve
feast bad been prepared, to which all did
full Justice, Quite a number of those
present enjoyed themselves in trlppinn tbe
light fantastic until the nee sins' hours
anant th' twa when all returned home
feeling well pleased for having been pres.
eut on this occasion,
(liven Away Free of Charee.
A beautlf al 8-day walnut parlor clock to
every person buying N6 worth of goods,
until April 1, 1600, at Sondhelm's One
and pub-Hlce Star Clothing 1111, M&uch Cbunk.
r.adtet Plulh Coats Xewroarktu, Jacket
In all the latest styles and makes, vou can
Bud at the One Price Star Clothing flail,'!
Mailfti nhnnlr -.1 V '-.
- w uiuHlunir run CI(.
where.
There arc
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as tie Ivory.
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upori haying it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
REX & BROS. BON MARGHE.
Prices Lowest ! Quality the Best !
The colorings in this line
of different weaves, includes all
the new shades and effects at
prices that make tliem excellent
values. We have many special
things in Die6s Goods, and all
' departments, that, if you exam
ine, will be profitable to you.
Robe Dress Patterns a
Specialty.
We are headquarters for
Black Goods, because wc keep
the largest and he'st line at pop
ular pi ices.
Broad Cloths,
FlRniiGlft,
Tricots,
Ladles CasximoreH,
Sorgcs,
Henriettas,
Cashmeres,
Stripe FlaHiels,
Stripe Dres Goods,
Plaid bres Quods,
Plushes,
TelTets,
Trimming Silk,
Braids and Trimmings
Hosiery & Underwear.
O. A. Rex & Bro.
MAUCH CHUNK, PA.