ORIGINAL CHEAP CASH STORE
A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL
ia Tna oiiiiijtino rnou tub
Original Giicnp Cnsli Store
tlur Vast Stock of Goofls
Suitable for Qlfts Is fast mrl'.ng away. The
low prices are diong It ll'eilo not Intend
making enough proQl during the month
Dreceodlne Christinas to tide us over tin-
next eleven. Judging by the prices gener
ally marked on holiday goods, this Is pre
cisely what Is belli j done In Hie majority of
stores, uiir.ii i mock oi tiiiiniay uooi
1 s being sold by a schedule or low pmices
Read a Portion of it.
Flush Work Cases, 11.25.
Flush follet Oases, T5o.. 87c . 41.00 and on up lo
s.on and 10.00 wo are selllug lor ii.oo and
Beautiful Work Baskets at 3Tc, Ma, ami tae.
Klegant Flush Albums, Wo. Others charge f 1.G0.
ancy Slippers for Suites and Ociitlemi'ii at
800 , ll.OO, I1.2J anil 11.02. 1
Gloria 811k Umbrellas with Uold Caps or Silver
uruuKS Ufc BOO.
The best 80c. Milk Handkerchief in the county,
the best tl.oo 811k Muffler wo'vo ever shown.
Solid Gold Hand nines for ft 00.
Henry 11 carat Solid (Sold ninri fnr Tji.lln. n.,H
lit-ntlcmrn, 13.25. You'll pav o.oo elsewhere
ur vun miiuo nriKiik rniK aim peruaps get a
lower carat of gold.
Larue Ruby Berry Dlshrt with Quadruple Silver
Flated Stand, S3.C0. Others m to oo.
Large 5 Dottle Castors, Quadruple Flated, 3.15
Others will charge tr.oo or 98.00,
Handsomely Decorated ChainberSets.comDieto,
And so on through our entire itock
tne same lowness ot prico will ba found,
J. T. KUSBAUM,
Bank Street, between South Street and Flum
Alley, Lehlghton, Fa.
The Carbon Advocate
SATUKDAT. DECEMBER 21. 188P,
IjOOAL events out up.
The following committee lias been ap.
pointed by the Oermanla Smngrrbund to
perfect arrangements for tbelr coining fes
tival at the Mansion House on Christmas,
viz: Franz. Rooderer, Gust Kuno, Tobias
Buss, Wentzel Shlnkle, Florlan Sella, Ed
Scnmldtaud Christian Ilaeardorn. Tin
occasion will be raado a very enjoyable
one.
Charles Froellcb who left here with
- bis family some four or live jears ago and
settled on a farm In Minnesota writes to
this journal that everything goes well with
bimself and family, and that they desire a
kind reinetnbcranco to many old time
friends hereabouts.
The undersigned would hereby return
hearty thanks to their friends for the kind
cess and s mpathy manifested In their sore
bereavement, caused by the early death of
tbeir son Harry.
Frank and Mrs. Germcr.
Prof. I.dsctto's Memory System is
creating cfealn, interest than ever In nil
parts of the country, and persons wishing
to improve their memorr should send for
his prospectus free as advertised In an
other column. 3t.
For sale for want of use -A one-lion e
truck wagon, as eood as new. This Is a
solid hand made wagon, and Is warranted
as represented. Apply to Moses Rehrle,
Lehigh street, Lehlghton. 8w
The annual election of directors f(r
the First .National Bank, this place, will
take place between one and three o'clock
on the afternoon of Jauuarv 14, 1889.
L. & S. station agent M. O. Bryan
and Operator HeOleflngcr were on the sick
list for several days this week, but are
again attending to regular duties.
It Is rumored that Philip Miller will
erect a brick store building on the corner
of Northampton and Mahoning streets
sometime In thn near future.
A sliver-headed cane was lost bet
ween Lehlghton an NIs Hollow on Friday,
Nov. SO, whlcn thefltidei will please leave
it at thlsoffice and get a reward.
Sometime during the early part of
next month the Railway Telegraphers will
give one of their excellent entertainments
In the Opera House hero.
Buy your jewelry at Bock's Jeweln
Store, LehiKbton, and you won't be fooled
on tbfl q'tality. Prices the lowest and
goods the best.
Call a. Kemercr & Swartz's on Bank
street, and see the largest stock of furni
ture, carpets, etc. You fan save monej
qy doing so.
Lehigh Valley Engine"! No. 151. plhd
up several freight cars at Mahoning siding
onSatorday night deiiylng ttafflc six or
more hours.
The always more than Interestinc
Christmas festival services of thn M. E.
Sunday school will be held on Wednesday
eyenirig,
Gold car-rings, wedding rings, pencils,
charms, Just right for Christmas presents,
at Bock's Jewelry Store. Lehlghton.
A meeting of tho L. S. A A C. wll
bo held in their rooms on Friday night and
all members a e wanted present.
The public schools will close on Fri
day for the holiday vacation, and re open
on Thursday, January 2, 1800.
ine .Evangelical Sunday school will
hold their annual Interesting Christmas
festival on Christmas night.
The prettiest selection of gold pencils
tooth-picks will be found at Bock's Jewelry
Store, Lebighton.
Everything In the line of furniture at
Remerer & Swartz's. Prices always lowest
and goods the best. o
-Wall paper, blanks, 4c. to 6c. Gills,
Ot and upward, at Luckenbach's, Maucb
Chunk.
See the new Holiday Stock at E. H.
Hobl's, Mauch Chunk.
Fine watches at E. H. nobl's, Mauch
Chunk.
Go!d pins and pencils at Bock's, Le
hlghton. T-Go d spectacles at E. H. Hohl's, Maucb
Cbunk.
Eagle Cash Store.'
Christmas Goods !
Christmas Goods!
Christmas Goods I
SUITABLE F6R EVERYBODY I
For your father and your mother,
Tour sister and your brother
. Your cousins, your uncles and aunts
Pefors making purchases elsewhere don't
fU to see our large new stock.
TOU CAN SAVE MONEY.
ROBERT WALP.
Of jk. i. T. KvUJM SfaiSi, With BaWr.
PEDA60BUES IN SESSION.
The Wind up of Week's County Institute
Stsslon In thit Opera Home.
TVBDNUSDAr AFTKRNOON.
The Institute met In the Opera Home
Supt. Snvder railed tho meeting In order
ai precisely i.au o clock; music, "Tho Old
mountain tree."
Dr. Auirsburi: continued his discussion
on drawing Hit took up the cylindrical
iorm in iirnwirg irom nature.
ilss Coulii spoke on the Importance of
teaching History piolllahly to children
We are trying lo make good men and wo
men of our boys and girls. Miss Barber
conducted an exerclso In "Gestures and
Aeslliellc Un list Ilciiiics "
The County Superintendent at this point
rean a teieitram from ueputv Slate Supt
btewart acknowledging the receipt of the
resolution of regret In relation to Dr. llu
beels cad misfortune.
Dr Redway discussed "Ear b-culn-
tnre." He spoke of the effects of the two
natural forces the Internal heat of thn
earl li anil the neat of tho situ, which con
stltuto a part of tho wonderful story of
creation.
Dr. Snider spoke on Teachlncr. fn lit
opinion teaching is causing a human IipIiik
to act. "n the menial Nldo H embraces
winning, Knowing and expressing.
Hon. Hen. it. Wendling. the ecturer of
the evenlne, vvas Introduced and spoke In
aiuijueiib laruib or tne leacner s u.isslon.
WfcUNKSDAY HVKNINO.
in rtl . r . n. .
aiiss uienn anu miss i-iaisieii unni?
sums, ansa uaiuer rec leu "iiunuicK
1 . ,. . . . ... . O
Belle."
Uon. Gcorze It. Wemlllnir. nf St. T.nnU
mo jiipiivertv a most eloquent and tlintlght-
iui icuiure un "i-opuuir uphimoiis '
rue attendance was so aico that m.inv
ladles and gentlemen had lo sit on chairs
piacea in tne aisles.
THURSDAY MOIWIXO.
The Institute was called to on'er at 0.1.1
o'ciook. music, Sun of tnv Sou ."
Hev. Tolman. Uclor of the KnUrnn.il
church of Mnmh Chunk, eimd itr il...
devotional ix-rclses. Prof. Augsburg gave
an exercise on uraning HIMS. Ut, SHY
der spoke on methods. Dr. Lvtn. nrlm-l
pal of t e M I ersv He Stale Normal KiOinnl.
uiscufu imp laws of memory.
ji ...... . ' f
County supt. J. O. Knauss. of I.phltrh.
City Supt 1,. B. Landls, of Allentuwn.
and Prof. Porter, of White Haven, were
presi-nt.
TnORSDAT AFTERNOON.
The afternoon session commenced nll,45
o'elock. This belnE Directors' Dav.
argenutuoero euno directors were pres
ent, singing,"'! uere a ilu c n l ie Air."
M ss C'oflln do'lvered an address on "Dnr
Chllilren." Dr. Snyder, Hey. W P. Slev
nson, pastor of the Preslivipi-In phmoli
nf Mauch Chunk, and Dr. E 6 L tu ad
lresed the directors.
Wlss Barber cave a drill In ApsIIipiIp
CalUlhemlrs, She also favored the Instl
into with a comic recitation entitled. "The
Conversational jVarrlage Ceremony."
miss uienn sang a solo ami was encored.
On molion of L. H. Barber. En.. nf
Mauch Chunk, seconded h I)r TwpwiIIp.
nf w'eatherly, the directors passed a uiian
imons resolution urging upon tlie Stale
Legislature Ihe prnnrlelv of enactlm? such
laws as will enable school directors of the.
State to meet In convention for the nnr
kiose of discussing methods of school wotk
anu promoting tlie Intemsts of our public
chools. anil alsonrov d nirwavsund means
for accomplUhlin; such objects.
THURSDAY KVKNINO. !
Miss Barber nave an pxerclsn In palls.
hemlrs. She a so recited a selection.
Miss Glenn )ane several solos. Itev. Wal-
lo Mcssaros. the Greek orator, nf Nc
Vork city, lectured lo a house crowded to
excess on "Hooks in our Nosiis.
FRIDAY EVKNINU.
The Ins'.llute was ended to order at D.in
o'clock. Miss Plalsled led in sinsinc. All
Ined In reneailnc the Lord's nravpr.
Miss Glenn sane a beautiful sacred nln.
S ipt. Sn der announced t e death of Itev.
ur. lllgnee, Stale biiperinlendenlof Public
instruction, and aDuolntPd a. W. Fleni-
mlnger, M. J, Mulliall, W U. Traiih. P.
II. JcCabp. Miss Emma Dana. Miss Ellpn
Gallagher and 3issi'ora Van Dyke, a com
mittee lo draft suitable resolutions. The
President also appointed W. E Bevan.
Miss Etta Musse man, Miss Lizzie Fislei,
Afiss Mary Harris and W. F. Holmes
comluittee lodiaft resolutions on the death
in uirecior do&epn weynenmever. of
Jlauch Chunk.
1 he select Ion 6f a place for ho't.lng next
vear's Institute was declared in order.
riaub. of Parrvville. proposed Lelilghlon;
I. J. Bevan oronosed Mauch L'l.uuk. ami
Helsel proposed Lansford.
ine names or all teachers pi o i n in tlm
Committee on Permanent Certldca'es weie
laced on the black-hoard on the staim
The president appointed W. E. Mnlth. SI.
A. U. Uav h. 1. J. Driiiiibnrp..lAm.. l!n In
and S. E Snyder, a coinmll lee on eleitlon.
Tho leacliers by ballot for a cninuitt.ee
on permanent certificates to consist of.five
membeis, and also for a p ace lo hold
next year's sessions of tho Institute.
music "Help It on" On motion, It
jras
Reaolted. That the Countv Snnerlntpn-
dent exercise his own good judgment in
reservlns seats at the evening lectures
next vear for the teachers until nniin nt
the first day's session, and the remainder
it the diagram of f eats be then thronii
pen to the public, and from noon of tlin
loenlni' dav the entire diagram hit
loall.
Dr. E O. L'te addressed the Institute
on "The Laws of Thinking."
rroi. Aucsuuri' cave an Interest nc and
entertaining exercise In "Chafaiter
suetchlnc. "
Miss Cnffii) spoke on "The Lesson."
The commlllee on election renortpd
that A. 8. Belsel. J. L. Potlelzei. M. J.
Mulhall, G. W. Hemmlnnpr and F. .1.
Siettler bad received Hie hluhest numbpr
f Vjtes The uresldent declared I hem
lulv electe 1 as commlllee on Peimanent
Crrilflcates. The committee on election
reported on the place of holdlne the In
siltule next vear as follows: Lelilihmu.
71), JdU'-h Chunk, 42: and Lansford, 38.
mere belnc no choice, the matter on
motion deferred to the afternoon session
Adjourned.
FRIDAT AFTERNOOJf.
The afternoon session opened at 1 :45
I'clock. The nendliic elecilon was asuln
taken up. Lansford, having the lonesl
number of votes, was dropped. Mr.
Sterner moved that the next Institute be
held at llauch Chunk, and that the voie
bs made unanimous The million was
voted down, P. J. Gal acher moved thai
the next Institute be held at Lehig ton.
w t, Uevan otieted an ameudiiient to
subslitule Mauch Chunk In place ot
Lehhiliton The amendment was lost,
Ayrs, 40; Na s, 78. The orlcinal motion
lor L.H mhton was then taken un and
passed a most unanimous .
jicfouuions on tne ueatii or ur. tllenee
were reported favorably.
superintendent Snvder expressed his
thanks to tlie teachers and dlieclors fot
theli attendance, co-opeiatlon and encnur
UKemeul, lo tho Misses Zebner .Snmcer.
Sprague, and others, for their assistance In
mulc, lolhe ministers of I ho liospel for
their presence md assistance, to the nre-is
ot tne countv for publtMilne the proceed
ings, to tiiPdltlerent railroad companies fur
reduced rales, lo the ushers and other oQ
cersiortiiPir tervlees, tome principal of
the Lenlchton schools and to the members
of the Lrhighton School Board for the
kindness shown to tne Institute, and to the
citizens of Lebighton and other places for
tueir iioprai patronage.
xne institute joined in slnclnc thedoxol
ogy. Itev. Dungan pronounced the bene
diction, and the Institute adjourned jn
uie at :o p. ra.
Cold With
Are predicted with reliable accuracv, a,nd
peopla liable to the pains and aches of
theumatlsm dread every change to damp
or stormy weather. Although Hood'
SarsaDarilla Is not claimed to Go a positive
specific fot rhrtuuatlrm, the remarkable
cures it pas enecied how that It luav be
taken for this complaint with reasonable
certainty ot nent-ni. its action in neuiraliz
lug the acldlt ot the blood, which Is the
cause of rheumatism, constitutes ihe
secret of thesuccessof Hood's SarsaparllU,
ji you simer irom rueumaiuni, give
noon's oarsapanua. a wt trial; It will do
A magnificent stock of sil
verware, Buitnble for Holiday
Presents, at E. li. Hohl's Jewel
ry Store, M.aueh Chunk.
FROM MADCH CHUNK.
Our Usual Hurricane of Live Local Ureases
from the Countv Capital.
Prolhnotiry and Clerk of Courts Essrr
was on a business trip to Allcutown Wed
nesdav.
The Hotel IPahnetah at Glen Onoko
will be sold at assignee sale on tho Vlli
proximo.
Sheriff Levan on Wednesday sold the
personal property of Frank Hetza, on
North street, East Jfauch Chunk.
Clerk Arner, for tie Commissioners,
on Wednesday paid W. L. Scott, of
Nesquchonlng, $1 for a fox scalp, subject
tu the new law passed last May.
Improvements to be made at Glen
Onoko next year wilt be the innovation of
gigs and skiffs on the Lehigh river lu the
neighborhood of the Wahnetah.
The Y. M. C. A. haye opened a free
reading room in the old Broadway House
wt h hours from 0,30 to 10 p. m. All the
leading dally and weekly periodicals are
kept on hand for perusal.
New county bonds Issued by the
Commissioners since our last report, are
as tolloHs: P. F. Clark, Lehluhton. two
of f2C0 each; the Ladles Aid Society of
11 elssport, two of $250 each.
Henry Schiery, aged about thlrty-flve
-ears and unmartled, was ibis week taken
to Philadelphia by his brother for medical
treatment for aberatlon of the mind from
which he has beeu suffering for some time
past.
Attorney Joseph Fisher and Countj
Detective Lenlz wfcro at Woatherly the
greater part of this week looking up evi
dunce In the ll'albert murder, which case
will be tried at the January term of our
countv court.
Ex-beuator Craig, of this city, was In
Philadelphia last week, and the newspapeis
here said of him that his ability and
ntcgrll.i aresomatked that be is ta ked
nf for almost ever.) prominent office there
Is lo (111 from Cougress up to Governor.
Cards are out announcing tho coming
marriage of Miss C. Lelsenrlng and Dr. F.
O. Ibacli a prominent professional man,
Tne contiacttng couple reside here, and
will continue to do so after their return
from a nuptual tour. They will have the
best wishes of man friends.
The St. AloyMous Society will elect
new olllcers at their regular meeting on
Sunday. The order is in a better financial
condition than ever before and has a mem
bership In good-standing , numbering 160.
James J. Boyle, Eiq is the Drsseul
eillclett president of tho society and has
labored earnestly for its success and to
him much credit it due.
Ilex's Bon Marche is crowded just now
with suih an accrecatlon of hnllihn
largalns that oui chasers from almost every
on and vl lage In the county throng tho
counters. In .he large show windows are
displayed attractive goods but they are
no criterion to the pile and piles of season
able articles on th e Inside. Tour visit to
Jfaucn Chunk will be lost if you don't call
anil-see them.
Proposals for building the wing walls
and fll'lng In the approaches at t e new
rnn bridge, Lciilghtop, were received by
the Commissioners us follows, and granted
to the lowest bidder on Monday: Leopold
Meyers, masonry, $7 per yard, nlllnc. 60
nte per yard: Miller AStermer, masonrv.
67 50 per jard, filling in, 60 cents per vara;
il. iiauman, niasonr , $8.40 jard, filline
n,l)0 cents per aid j Horn & Reber, mason-
, $0 uer jard, filling in, 40 cents per jard.
At an unusually Interesting and well
attended meeting of the Catholic Lyceum
held In their rooms on Sunday afternoon
ast the following question was debated.
"Was there a greater field for oratory In
ancient than modern times?" The sub
jectwas handed affirmatively" by ifessrs.
A, Daugberty, George McGovern and
Joseph Corby; negatively by D. C. Mul
heran, James J. Bole and O. W. Dolan.
Condy Hagerty, of n.azelton, and Frank
I'ree and H. N. Sweeny, of town acted as
judces and decided In favor of the
negative.
On Friday last seven prisoners con
victed at a late term of court, were re
leased from ihe county jail, having served
their respective terms for larceny of sever
al kegs of lager beer from Horlacher'a
bottling establishment at Lebighton last
summer, t liey were .Michael j cCrea. J.
H. Short, li'm Murphy, Wm. Sweeny,
Owen McDertnol, Edward Welsh and Geo.
Bronn. Of the seven, only two were able
to sign their names to the j dgmeut ex
emption notes to which prisoners unable
o pay costs In their cases must attach
their cognomens. It is a. piece of red tape
business, fnr it Is doub Jul if any of the
hundreds on file in the Commissioners
office have ever been paid or eyer will be.
Death or Harry Gerbar.
It Is with regret that we are called upon
lo chronicle the desth of Harry O.. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerber, of Audenrled,
who died Saturday after a short confine
ment with diabetes, at the age of nineteen
years and twelve days. Deceased was in
terred In the cemetary at this place on
i'uesdav. Rev. J. II. Kuder, of Trinity
Liiitherii churiih officiating. H.irr was at
one time employed In this office, but after
a eai's adprenicethlp falling health com
pelled to relinquish his trade, and shortly
after the ieuic.Y.il of bis parents to Auden:
ried be joined tbem. He was an exemplary
ouug min and his death Is deeply re
gretted by a 1 wbo knew him. The Apvo
gate extends sincere symnathv to the
parents bereaved of an only son.
New O. A. It, Officers.
John D Bertolette Po t, No. 4M, G. A.
R., recently elected the following officers
fnr the one year term. They wlli ba In
stalled at the first regular meeting In
January.
P.C.-WIIIIamMcCormlck.
S.'V, Jacob Kline.
J. Vi L. H. Notiisteln.
Q. M. John Bobn.
Chaplain J. W. Koons.
Surgepn H, Handwerk.
O. of the D. James Bigley.
O. of tbe G. W. H. Uoulthro.
O. S.-Jobn McKelvey. '
C. of A. John McKelvey.
Represantatlvei John IFebb, J. T.
Koons; alternates, AI. Hofford, J,ohn
Bobn.
A Treat for Our PeopU.
Commencing on Monday the Seymour
Stralton Company will play for a week In
the Opera House, producing each ulght
some master-piece of Comedy. Jtonday
night the "TwoOpbans," a, 'magnificent
drama plcturliig real life In its Intense!
passionate phases, a play always popular
aud receiving large patronage n the cities.
Prices pf admission 10. 8Q and SO cents.
If you want to get a gold
watch and something that is just
what you are looking for, go to
E. H. Hohl's Jewelry' Stpre,
Maueh OhunV.
CARBON COONTY ITEMS OF HEWS.
Nwsy Scouring from IteroKrwdTbera and
Bvarywher In tho County.
The Lehigh Valley depot and offices
at Packerton hayo been pajntod a dcop red
notb the genial young men of that place.
but by tlie artists employed by Ihe company
Tho Sunday liquor law Is excellently
observed In Beaver Meadow, Packer and
other places In the upper end, and the peo
ple of good government tbereabo ts are
happy accordingly.
For the second time within, a less period
than a Vcat the L. & S. freight station at
Bowmanstown has been robbed. No clow
to the perpetrators of tbeso robberies have
as yet been discovered.
Valentino Newmoycr, ot New Mabon
Ing, Is tho happy dad of a bouncing boy
baby "that looks juU llko lilm." It came
last week, aud we hope ho may stay to
cheer Wally whon he grow old and gray,
The first skip of the light fantastic for
Packerton young peoplo come off at Zach
Horn's popular bosllcry on Wednesday
evening, and proved to be a more than
pleasant occasion for all who were present.
Tho heaviest hog probably to found lu
Carbon county Is owned by a man named
Hondsbue, living near Lehigh Gap. Scores
of people for miles around go to see this
mammoth porker which is said to tip the
scales at 000 pounds. Did you say liver
washt and pon-hatis?
It looks, says a writer to an exchange,
as if Hugh Ferry, of Yorktown, will be the
Democratic candidate for tho Legislature
next fall, and tha- ho will be elected So
he ought, the parly who defeated him
should now elect hbo. Ferry Is a good
man, worthy of tho honor, and of bettci
company than that of those who betrayed
him last year.
Coal lands In and around Beaver
Meadow have gone up In prico, and a
writer to a Ilazlelon daily paper says,
"that whero thousands of dollars would re
cently hayo bought the estates of Penrose,
Jones and Tatton, It now requires mil
lions." And yet coal kings kick on the
raised assessment .
A large frame barn In East Penn
township, owned by Lewis Balllct, was
destroyed by fire early on Sunday morning
toecther with last season's hay, grain and
other crops, ard a number of wagons and
sleigh i. The loss Is partially covered by In
surance with the Towamenslng Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Grand Van Sandt Is a coal train brake-
man on the Lenlgh Valley rai road, and
lives somewbero in the county of Lebtgn,
near the city of Allentown. On .Monday
while at work In the yards at Packerton he
was arrested by Detective, Smith. He Is
wanted by his wife whom be ts said to be
not over-generous In supporting.
Nine of the clerks employed In tbe
Forwarding office, of the Leblgh Valley
Railroad Company at Packerton wero this
week reported on the sick list, as follows:
Lewis Peters, of East Mauch Chunk; Wm.
Buckley and W. E. Williams, of Mauch
Chunk; Arthur Rowland, ot Allentown;
Eryln Larrlsh, of Packerton; James Boyer,
of Lebighton, and II. J. Shoemaker, of
Welssport.
Samuel Loch, of West Penn, on tho
Carbon county line, Is In jail at Pottsvllle
charged with incendiarism. Some lime
ago the saw-mill of David Miller located
In that place was mysteriously burned
with all It contained and suspicion at once
pointed lo Loch who Is a brother-in-law
jf Miller's and not on tbe best of terms
with him several days close watching de
veloped the correctnees of tbe suspicion;
he was confrouted with the charge and Is
said lo have confessed being guilty.
There is a glorious religious revival go
ing on just now out In New Mabonlng.anu
convtrslons are numerous. Bey, J. S.
Newhart, of tbe Ebenezer Evangelical
church Lebighton, gives Inspiration to tbe
seekers of righteousness who now number
between fifteen and twenty. Mr. Newhart's
tall, commanding fiuuro towers above tbe
penitents, and with an eloquence beaull
fled by the soul's Inspiring love, wins them
over to God's side in this great battle of
life. He Is the most successful revivalist
In tbe Leblgh Valley.
-It is thought that Policeman Werner
bit tbe man whom he caught breaking into
Deifenderfer'a store and shot at the other
night. This thought is deduced from the
fact that two men were the same night
seen carrying a third man across the
lower flats to tbe Central Railroad. Fool
prints were discovered, but no blood stains,
which gives rise to a doubt by many that
be was bit.
The Seymour Stratton Company,
billed here for every night next week,
will produce The "Two Orphans," The
"Ticket of Leave man," "Tiie Danltcs,"
and other popular plays at tbe wonderful
low admission prices of 10, 20 and SO cents
Don't fall to patronize this eompany, tbov
come with excellent recommendation.
Inadver ently the names of tbe follow
ing generously contributed cakes to the
B. B. Club's festival wero omlt.ed in our
last Issut , Thomas Mantz, Mesdames O.
A. Clauss, W. A. Peters, M. G. Clauss, J.
T. Nusbaum, E. H. Snyder and Misses
Mary Ebbert, Rose Schwartz, Anzle Montz
and Emma Geggus.
"Tbe prices are low, but the plays are
excelltnt." remarked a person who has
seen the production of tbe Seymour
Stratton Company wbo appear every night
for a week In the Opera House. Com
mencing Jfonday, 31st. Don't miss going,
their acting Is txcellent and tbelr costumes
gorgeous.
The Lutheran Sunday school of North
Welssport, will bold their Christmas Fes
tival on H'ednesday evening, (Xm,as). The
Sunday schoel at jrajcksvllle wlii hold their
(est(val an Christmas morning, and the
Long Run school In the afternoon.
There Is a big difference in gold-plate
and rolled gold, alsn in solid gold. You
wont be fooled If you bay of Bock, tbe
jeweler, Lehlghton'.
Levi Fogel was accidentally hit on the
blp with a crowbar while working on tbe
Central railroad Wednesday.
A neat Iron fence has bean erected
along tbt front of Henry Schwartz's
turnitnre estahlUhment,
Railroaders, yoa can save a good day's
wa6s by buylug your watches from D. S,
BOCK, UtSblgniQD, 03
Tbe cheapest and best quality jewelr
Is sold In Ibis town only by Bock, tbe Le
hlghton jeweler.
James Walp, of town, has his portable
traction engine at Weatberly sinking holes
In the ground,
Don't be fooled on, ebeap. quality jew
elry, but buy at Bock's, and get the best at
lowest price;,
It will pay yon to tea books, bibles and
holiday goods at Luckenbach's, Mancb
Chunk.
Joseph Obert has twenty-four wen
working In his large pork packing astab
HsbmenU '
Thus far this fall John Sltlsr, of town,
ktl. '' ovr 1000 Urrsfa ft sppls.
! PABRY7ILLE SQDIBS.
A Lively News HuilKot ttom the Pen of n
Special,
Work on hfilst homo, No. 2, has been
commenced.
A marriage Is on tbe tapis here. No
names just yet.
Mrs. George nalnes is seriously 111
with consumption,
Miss Uattle Markloy, of Franklin
Visited friends hero ou Monday,
wasblugton Camp, P O. S. of A
wi.l oleel new officers on Friday evenlmr,
Last week No. 3 furnace of the Crann
iron Co., turned out over J00 ton of Iron
uu ton of this being ot tho best qualltj
wuicu is c'asslled as No. 1 Iron.
Tho iMt quarterly conference for this
year was held in the Evancellcal church
hereon last Saturday. Presiding Elder
D. A. .Medlcr, of Pottsvllle was in attend
ance.
Jacob Peters recently purchased the
Keuben McDanlel property on Main street
and It Is said that ho will razo tho building
to tlie ground and erect on the alto
residence for his son Harry, the same to
contain all modern Improvements.
voiumous uouncu, no. ajo, was
formally Instituted with twenty members
on Mondat evening by National Councillor
Stroh, of Mauch Chunk, and actirg P, S,
C. Winowcr. Representations wero pro
sent from Lehigh Council, Lebighton,
Oak Grove Council, Pleasant Corner, and
Ml I'isgan Council, Mauch Chunk. Tho
followlngofficers were installed to servo
the regular term: P. C. , W. II. Anthony;
C, C. J. Montz; V. 0., Benj. Stclserwalt:
R. S , H. T Peters; F. S., Peters; treasurer
James SoudersjCon., James Smoyer; I. S ,
Alfred Gombert; O. S., Ellas Ma,rkloy;
trustees, u. J. Jonlz. Benj. Stcleerwalt.
aim James Smoyer. The order starts out
under favorable auspices. Following tho
ceremonies of institution a grand suDner
was served at tbt Iron Exchango In meln
host Snyder's best style. The new council
will moet in the School Hall every Wcdnes-
lay evening.
With the new year a few of our Parrv
ville subscribers are asked to pay ud. we
need money. Quint.
TVeatlierly Carresnonilcncer
Our school authorities deserve the thanks r
our teacners ana school children for the clean
lnfirtlle schnnl rnnm rni-AlirnH rii,i-lr .... M
t.ei'nmc(; ".r11" teachers at theOnunty Institute?
As filth Is the hot-hi'il nf il qu.. J...- .i..i
.vv.ua aiiuuiu uc i. muuei oi cleanliness.
The diphtheria epidemic Is abating, and
seemingly, will soon be among the things of the
nast. There Is only one casein town now and
If the nrnnnr nrppjintlnna am i.irAt, .... M
able to free, ourselves from the disease. A little
1 ,j i"u '" U,D fast on rno part oi our. citizens
would have cone far to lessen the inimiier nt
The traveling public will be pleased to wit-
ness the improvements now being mads In the
miDert House, tho leading hotel here. The ho-
K.S.iW.c?'l!?,n.,.an.omf8 wrtliy of the name,
tnsetlier with other Improvements that will add
to the comfort. rnnvpnfpni- ami u.nr.nmn.,.,i..n
of Its guests. Undnr the manazement of the
Kflniai a nil w note souled B. It. Ulttner, this ho
tel should enjoy the support and confidence of
the traveling public.
Miss Carrie Twcedle, daughter of Dr.J. n.
Tweedle, of town, was married on Wednesday
iu ii. r. uowqn. ot Jacksonville, Fla. The
marriage was very prlvato. onl the Immediate
friends of the contraetinir nartles witnessing ih
ceremony. ltev.J. l Moffat officiated. Miss
Tweedle has many friends In this town who
nine wiiii jruuriiuinie correspondent lu wish
ing her happiness lu her married life. As
teacher In our public schools she was earnest,
courteous aud conscientious In tho discharge in
her duties. Mr. and Mrs. Bnwden will make
Ihelr future homo In Jacksonville, Fla.
lien uangware Is a butcher In town. lie
peddles meat at Kocknort twice a week. Last
Saturday orenlng while he was returning from
the abovo named place, at a rather lonesome
part of the road, two miles east t VTeatherlv,
ills team was stopped by some highwaymen who
nter.ded to rob him. With the braverv of n
ry of a
succeeded In laying him senseless on the ground
before him. The man evidently was a tramp
;md Ben was glad to get away after he had
Knocked him over, feailng that others weic
urklmrnearby and that tlmy might come to
his assistance. We have too many tramps In
Inls nelenhnrhnnn miri nnr imtimritioa ih
imicuci, iien uicKciea nis assailant and
, nnaii)
deal most rigorously with them. Occa.
Gold watches In all stvles nnrl nr nil
rices, just tho thine for a hollda nrespnl.
at Bock's Jewelr. Store, Lehlghton.
Full line of Ingrain and Brussels car
pets at Henry .Schwartz, on B . i c i .
A larco variety- of Clirlstmnn Tn. m
Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
On wall DaDer the lowest nr!pi In tho
Lehigh Valley are at Luckenhch' Mn.,,.h
Chunk.
Handsome earrlrcs. nppkl flpp nnrl
other jewelrv suitable for Christmas pres
ents, at D. S. Bock's, Lehlghton.
If ou want a clock or watch nrnmntlr
repaired at a reasonable price go to S.
liagaman Bank street Lehlghton. Om
For the prettiest designs in
jewelry, go to E. H. Hohl's
Jewelry i&tore, Mauch Chunk.
First National Bank-,
or LltlllliilTON, PA.
Tho Annual Klertlnn fnr H.mn pi.Min..nf
this Bank will be held at the llanxlng House, on
TUESDAY, JANUAItY Hth. 1800. bVtween the
hours of ONE and TIIIIEE o'oi.OCK T. M.
JOHN T. SEMMEL, Cashier.
Lehlghton, ra., Pec. 21-t
Andrew Bayer,
Bank Street, Lehighton,
Is Headquarters for
TTall Paper and Ceiling Decor
ations, Window Shading,
Painters Supplies, etc.
Particular attention ts paid to house and sljn
painting and paper hanging. Val'ntlne Schwartz
Is In charge during my absence and all work
will receive prompt attentlen.
Opeba House,
LEHIGHTON, PA.
Commencing Monday, December 23, 1880,
Lizzie Seymour,
AND
Tnos. Stratton,
Supported by tbe Popular Seymour-Strat-ton
Co., Brass Band and Orchestra in a
choice reportorle of New Jork and Lon
don Dramatic and Comedy Successes
Two Orphans,
Tho Danitea,
Called Back,
Ticket-of-Leave-Man,
Hoi. Sellers,
Colleen Jftwn.
Prof." Lilly's Band, Kent's Orchestra,
Band Concert In Iront of th Opera Home
eacn evening,
AdmissioA, 10, 20 and 30c.
Seats on sale Zern'a Opera House Store,
tiaates and Chlldrens Jlfatiuee Saturday
.UIIUUUU Bl. 6 u ClOCK.
Administrator's Notice.
Estate ef WILLIAM F. BEEVXR, Deceased.
to-M'!. ot Administration on tho estate of
Wm. 1'. Beerer. late of Erankdn township. Car
bon county, 1'ennsvlranla, deceased, hare b5
granted to J. W. Ueller. fe Jdlni In said toSS
;hln, to whom all persons Irdebled to said ts
requested To make payment, and tbose
B. . Gl JitoS"' ''.
Two Orphans Monday Might.
The well-known Seymour Stratton Com
pauy will produco that beautiful, passion
ate, wonderful drama, the "Two Orphans'
In the Opera House on Monday evening at
the small admission price of 10, 20 aud
30 cents. An exchange In speaking of
the Company which Is billod hero eyery
night next week, says: "IPo Lavo never
seen better acting, and tbelr talent is only
equelled by tbelr genuine excellence."
Go and hear them.
An elegant stock of ringe.
the like of which were never dis
played in this county, at E. H.
Holu8 Jewelry Store, Mnuch
Chunk.
GEitnitn. At Audenrled, Saturday morn
Ing, 14th Inst., Harry O., son of Frank
and Lizzie Gerber, aped 10 years and 12
uars. interment took place at Lchlgl
ton on Tuesday morning.
Dyspepsia
Makes tho lives of many peoplo miserable,
and often leads to sclf-dcstructlnn. Titrc
after eating, sour stomach, sick headache,
heartburn, loss of appetlto, a faint, " all gono"
fooling, bad taste, coated tonguo, and Irregu-
Dltafrnaa lar"r 01 f0 towels, aro
UI91IU98 somo 0( tho mor(, common
Aftor
symptoms. Dyspepsia docs
not get well of Itself. It
requires careful, persistent
Eating
attention, and a remedy like Hood's Sarsa-
parllla, which acts gently, yet surely and
efficiently. It tones tbe stomach and other
organs, regulates tho digestion, creates a
good appetlto, and by thus eiole
overcoming tbe local symp-i K ,
toms removes the symna-HoauaCllO
thctlo effects ot tho disease, banishes tho
ncadacho, and refreshes the tired mind.
" I have been troubled with dysnensla. I
bad but little appetite, and what I did cat
Unnrf. distressed jno, or did mo
htirn ,Ittl0 sood- In m honr
DUm after eating I would expe
rience a filntncss, or tired, all-gono feeling,
as though I had not eaten anything. My trou
ble, I think, was aggravated by my business,
which Is that ot a Taint or, and from being
more or less shut up In a
room with fresh paint. Last
spring I took Hood's Sarsa- Stomach
rlUa took three bottles. It did mo an
Immense amount of good. It gavo mo on
appetite, and my food relished and satisfied
tho craving I had previously experienced."
QEOnoB A. Page, Watertown, Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Soldfcy all druggists. 51 ! six for fs. rroimredonly
y C. I. HOOD A CO Apothecaries, Lowell, Mail.
IOO Doses One Dollar
Attention!
At REBER'S
DRVO STORK,
lly tho single bottle, by 1-4 nnd 1-3 iloi.
quantities, and In jobbers lots at Jobbers
prices. Hood's Sarsaparllln can always be
ia. luivai
REPORT OF TIIE OON1UTION OF THE
FIltST NATIONAL RANK nw I.KI11CII.
lu.i, renna., at tne close oi business, Dec.
1,
itEsonncRs.
Loansnnd Discounts Si 48,514 22
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation wi nnn m
Htocks,sccurltlesJudinents.cl ilms.etc 31,138 03
i-muiiuniiiiiuruveureserveHgcnis...,, 7,73 94
Due from other National Bunks 1,432 ot
Duo from State Bank and Bankers.. .. 117 81
Bankimr house, furniture, and fixtures n.itn nn
Current expenses and taxes paid 1,-249 71
Hills ot other Banks '...'.".'.'.'i! 3J132 00
iutuuum iMiiuruurieuvy, lllCKUls,nnu
cents imn
Specie.... 4,00(100
wpi lenaer notes 8,112 00
Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer
(a per cent, circulation) 009 00
Total S24t,510
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In 75,000 00
Surplus fund ,. 7,8300
unoivideu protits n.cut 71
National Bank notes outstanding 18,000 CO
Dividends unnald... 00a
ludlvldualdeDosltssubterttnphprk I'M inn .11
Certified checks 107 CO
Cashier's cheeks outstaudlng 170 73
uue iu uiut-r auuomil uailKS 8,872 C3
Due to State Banks nnd Bankers 3,332 04
Total 1241,816 95
State or Ff.nnsyi.vani a, I...
UUUAll UFlAlEUUfl, )
I. Jno. T. Kemmid. flashier of thA ,hnc,.n,maH
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
iruu iu iiiu uesi 01 my KnowicuRe anu Dcllel.
John T. Bkhmel Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn tn lipfnrn mo thl inn, .inv
Of DCC, 1881). '
HOWARD BEABOLDT, N. P.
COIJRKCT ATTK8T I
A. J.DUIIL1NO, I
I". J. Kisti.kii, J-Dlrectors.
It. 1 llnFrmtii.
Dec. 2ISt, 1889.
HE WEEKLY PRESS
PHILAnBLVIITA.
$1 One Year One JDollar.-l.
Tiib Wkkklt fnicsa for 1890 will bo much bet-
ter inuii mo tveeKiy rress tor 1880 as wo can
make It. With every Issue during the new
year It will ho
An JJiohty-Column Papkii.
Each Ot the flftV-tWO numbers will rnntnln ten
pages of eighty columns, with a total for the
year of 520 pages, or 4IC0 columns. Thus It
will be "as big as a book" as the saying Is.
i'Al'in or UIMMTY.
Not only will it bo as bigasa book, but It will
be a paper of quality as well as of quautlty; It
will contain the pick ot everything good.
FArBn or vaiukty.
Tlie Idea Is that the Weekly Tress shall be
both clean and wideawake. It will discuss all
suujecis 01 puoiic interest and Importunce.
Tlie writers an its list Include! Julia Ward
iiowe, a. i.inn union, rroi. N. s. Shaler.
Ixidls Pasteur. William lllui-k-. r,lmim,l cnaun'
l!dg r W. Nye, Onte P. Heed, and Indeed al
most every, popular writer of note tn this
country and quite it number ot distinguished
writers abroad. In fiction, an attraction of
tne year win do "Kstlier," by II, Ulder Hag
Kiudi another scrlel story already encased,
is "Come Forth," by KUiabcth Stuart llieips:
rA TIMERS 1 AFKR.
The best conducted agricultural page InAm-
Woman's I-Arzn.
The Women's Page of the Weekly Trsss Is
alone worth the subscription prico. Its lllus-
iiauuua urc uurui'iiug uiieouon everywhere.
UIUUIICEN'B 1'AFEB.
The special departmert for children Is now
numrsncu ku uiv sviiuui cnnurfll nilU SCUOOl
teachers of America. Let the children Join the
new ltainbow Club Just started. It them
compete for the nrlze.s all lu bright, whole
some, Instructive books
Important Clubbing Arrangement.
BrsDcclal arrangement with uii ih. taQHin
'Pelclv and mnntfilv nprlniln-ala r i,n..
subscriptions are taken for any one or more of
iiicbc jiNiitmu in uuuuei'iiuu wun me weekly
Pi ess at such Irw rates as virtually miw. r,,
great family paper free to the subscriber for one
jew. , ouiuiuc cupiea iurni9iiea iree uion an
plication. '
1KHMO Or illE I'll ESS.
By mall, postage free In the U. 8. and Canada.
Dally (except Sunday), one year...., 14.00
Dallv (except Sundayj.one month. m
Dally (Including Suudiiy), one year 7.50
Dally (Including Uuudavl. one month f.
Sudday, one year 2)00
it trcKiy 1. rcss, uim year , 1,00
Drafts. Checks, and nther T?pnthtntiria l1At,M
be made payable to the order of
THE PRESS COMPANY, LWflTED,
Publishers.
Dead Men Tell No Tales
WE'RE ALIVE,
Our Story's Short.
We have'nt got the BIGGEST STOCK of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Provis
ions, Notions, Boots and
hoes.Tobacco, Cigars,
&c, &c, &c,
In the Ltblgb Valley, but we have an Elegant
Assortment Just tbe same, and tho prices are
marked way down below the great majority of
our competitors, and that's what suits you be
cause QUALITY Is the BST and the rjlIOES
are always. JUT kiout. our stock is entire
ly New, Fresh, Clean, Complete and Ilandsoms,
so we take pleasure In asking the people of
Welssport and tbe surrounding community to
call and Inspect our assortment of general store
goods. Respectively,
A. MAUSH,
PoKf-Offlco- Welssport, Ph.,
There arc
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory."
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkablo
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
Our large trade in Men's
us to get in another lot of Honest Mado-up Overcoats for 3fe
and Boys.
The priced you know are the very lowest. In fact, so low
that il is hard to understand how such fjiunients can bo made
for such a small amount of money.
jrememoer, our low prices cannot be had elsewhere.
20 Different Patterns for Men. 20
20 Different Patterns for Men. 20
13 Different Patterns for ys. 13
13 Different Patterns for Boys. 13
We receive almost daily invoices of Rubbers. Boots and
Shoes in all the various makes and styles you can think of at
price! that will more, than please tou. Whv I Because thev
are the very lowest prices that can be quoted for goods equal to
our's in style, workmanship and finish.
N. B. COO Boy's Suits.
ADAM MEHRKAM & SON,
Lehighton, Pa.
chwarfz's Furnitur
NEW BUILDING, SOUTH BANK STREET,
Bed Room Suites,
Parlor Suites,
Chairs and Tables,
Book-cases,
Louges Bedsteads.,
Mirrors, Cradles,
Carpets7rTgr"eat as
sortment, etc,
DS
PROPORTIONABLENESS
IN THE SALE OP
Plush and Cloth Garments.
It takes a big word to express the- cheapest Bale of
Plush and Cloth Garments
that ever was known in the city of Allentown.
Each (7oat, Wrap and Jacket is made of Fine Lister Sen I
Plush. All cloth Garments are madd of the best cloth.
Each Garment is a model after the latest patterns.
Each Garment is Seal Trimmed and has a, chamois pocket.
Call them "6tylish," "elegant," "handsome," what you will,
such garments never sold before at such prices. Seeing is believing
mm
634 Hamilton
FALL EXPOSITION
-OP-
PRESS
rex & brosTbon MARCHE.
Prices Lowest ! Quality the Best !
The colorings in this line
of different weaves, includes all
the new shades and effects at
prices that make them excellent
values. "We have many special
things in Diess Goods, and all
departments, that, if you exam
ine, will be profitable to you.
Robe Dribs Pahbrks a
Specialty.
We are headquarters for
Black Goods, because we keep
tho largest and best line at pop
ular prices.
O. A.
MAUCH CHUNK,
THE OLD STORY
Old Dotufnlck out ot palltno with Ult
poor mor.
RAZOrtS, PO0KKT KNITKS, STRAPS,
SHAYIKQ SOAP, Ac.
Elegant line of Gold Pons and iToldftft
Wee for Ohrlttmat Presonts at.
THOMAS' Gotten Molar Pharmacy,
BAK SrnajrT, Lnntuirrow, PsUTH.
Pmodptlens a Speelalty.
PnOTOGRAPH
GALLERY,
Permanently Ucated near Valley Depot, for
Cabinets and Family Gruups.
Old pictures cop
led and enlarged,
aiiRlO-Cm
AH kiuda of job work neatly
and cheaply printed here.
and Boy's Overcoats has corrinellcd
Th Fall and Winter en
son is opened here with ona oi
the largest assortment ot Fur
niture ever shown ouUide of the
larger towns and cities and at
prices that will surprise you for
lowness, and at the fam6 flms
knock competition in the ahads.
We ask you to call because it
arc positive that in price, quality
nnd our style ef goods we can
more than please you. Carpets
are also a line of goodi we carry
in stock at low prices. Wc also
pay particular attention to Un
dertaking and Embalming.
HENRY SCHWARTZ
a mu
9
St., Allentown.
Broad Cloths, .
Flannels,
Trltofe,
Ladisi CaMinuiw, .
Serges,
Henriettas,
Cashmeres,
Strlpo Flannels,
Stripe Bress Goods,
Piaii Drew Good,
Plushes,
Velvets,
Trimming Kilk
Braids and Trimming
Hosiery & Under.
e Rooms,
Rex & Bro.
PA.
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