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The Carbon Advocate
tr.HIOHTON, riCHNA,
IlnteS for Lvgal Advancing i
Chnrtcf Notions
Auditor's Notices
Commissioner's Hotlcci
Divorce Notices
Administrator's Notice)
Executor's Notices
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SATUHDAY DKCEMBEK 28, 1889.
oiin rlilo Clrculntlnn Larger than that of
any Weekly Newspnper In the County.
A IIAl-rY SKW YKAK.
18831s Oy Ins;, and a few more days will
sco It numbered with the past that ia gone
forover with Its thousand and one
memories of deiUli.ilevusmtlrm.ruln.crlrae,
miseries and suueess, while, tlio New Tear
with Its unsolved destfnles will break
slowly upon us to bring that portion of
success or failure nccoidcd to our merit.
The Advocate, with interest, will watch
the woof of time roll off the days one by
ono and bop6 for the best at the hands of
God and man. IS! earnest effort we will
hopo to merit jour generous patronage
and now we wish you a Very Happy and
prosperous New Year.
JUDCIU JOItEHEK liLKCTIONKKltlNO.
Judge Dreher is straightening lils fences
for next year, or at least thinks he is. To
further his boom with the Republicans he
aivardcd tho publlcailon of the liquor li
censes to the two newspapers at Mauch
Chunk at 40 per cent higher rates than the
work can be done for. -The joke of the
matter is that it is Trothonotary Esser who
will have to pay for this increase. That is
a great scheme of Drehcr's electioneering
at soma one clso's expense. Lacsfoid He
cord. And we may as well add, It is becoming
more and more evident every day that he
will electioneer, not only at the expense of
others, but it is already rumored that scv
eral gentlemen with large, corporation in
terests to subserve will use their boodle
lavishly to carry Jutfge Dreher through,
and these boodlers are not all Democrats
It has been noticed and commented upon
by all observers for the last year or so, that
Judge Dreher has been fawning on Repub
lican. leaders at Mauch Chunk, with the
object of getting their support.
With lots of hoodie to buy up venal and
cm pt voters, and with a liberal use of
slander, misrepresentation and a coirupt
baiKaln With some Republican leaden) to
deliver the honest Republicau vote of Car
Hon county to Judge Dreher, by an endorse
ment on their ticket, the scheme may pos
slbly Work- to defeat Mr. Rapsher. But
after all we have too much faith In the
honesty of tho voters of Carbon county to
believe that ther will ho diverted from an
honest purpose by scheming boodlers. Any
man at all familiar with the po'.Itlcsm this
county, would have no hesitation In saying
that Mr. Rapsher would sot three votes to
Judge Drehcr's one In this county, if we
get an honest election. And we have also
been assured more than once that there Is
a largo opposition formulating again
Judge Dreher lu Monroe county. Whlel
snail control me will or tim people or
wonr.y-iiAOs ?
BROADBRIM'S I Y. LEix
A hitter wall of grief and despair went
up fast week from a little coterie of gatnb-
line snobs when tho news got abroad that
Jcromo Fark had closed Its gates as a
racecourse foiever. It was tho most
eminently respectable of all our racecourses.
and thero was a flavor of the elite four
hundred about It that kept Its flag flying
long after bankruptcy stared It in the face.
There is a wido difference in this world
between Tweedledum and Twcedledee.
though there are many people who can't
see It. The fellows who bet on horseraces
at Quttenberg and Elizabeth are gamblers;
the persons who did tho same thlng at
Jcromo Park were spurting gentlemen,
Larry Jcromo was a sporting gentleman,
and it was mainly by him tho Park was
founded, and for a time it captured what
over wo hayo of sporting aristocracy In
Now York. It was to ordinary racecourses
like Monmouth Park or Sheepshead Bay
what Monto Carlo or Almack's would
hayo been to John Chamberlain's or Daly's,
All of our fine ladles went out there in
their drags, droskjsand landaus whenever
there was to bo a run of celebrated cracks,
and it was thought nothing out of placo to
take a Utile flyer on the flyers, and some
times when tho cash ran short a diamond
bracelet or a pair of solltares testified
their faltli In their fleet-footed favoritles,
and many a fine lady, after some of the
big races, camo back home metaphorically
on her uppers, though really saved from
humiliation by being tho owner of her
own turnout which fortunately had not
gone up in the general ruin.
Tho stock was owned by a close corpora'
tion, and was considered a bonanza to
which there was no bottom, It was a
nice plum for the insiders to be reaping
every jear from twenty to fifty per cent,
when government bondj at three and a
half percent, were commanding a heavy
premium. IIow was this heavy interest
got? was it by anything that was produced?
anything that was created for the benefit
or mauuinar jmoi a uu oi it. it was
gambling pure and simple, and nothing
else. You were told at Jerome that every-
thiug was done on tho dead square No
jocejlng, no pulling, no tricks of any
in,.t, but the fastest horse was sure to win
eicry time. What of it? The games of
faro dealt at John Morrissey's Chamber
lain's or Daly's were just as square as the
races at Jeromo Patk, but it was gambling
and nothing but gambling all the same.
Its yery dangerous, for many a man, and
woman too, stake their last dollar on the
losing hotsc, who. would no more have
been seen Inside of a gambling house than
they would In a brothel, Jerome Park
was the first crcat patron of American
steeplechaslng, which has cost more lives
and - broken limbs than nil the athletic
tournaments and battles In the prlzo ring
put together, Ou one great racing da) I
saw six riders go down all In a heap, one
was killed outright and several were mote
pr less maimed) or Injured. Did the slight
accident Interfere wllh the amusement of
these gentle savages? Certainly not. It
was only a jockey killed, nothing more.
The grief of tho stricken mother when her
son, wjjo left her full of life and hope and
strength a few hours before, was brought
borne dead, was nothing. JChat was It to
them? Clear the course of the debris, and
quick bring out more horses, Croesus and
ifidas have the cull. But the phenomonal
success of Jerome begot rivals, Long
Brauch, Coney Island, and lastly the new
racecourse at .Westchester, which helped
to complete Us ruin, and last week it ran
Its flag of distress up half mast and closed
Its gates with a deficiency of one hundred
and thlrty.flve tbousad dollars' I am no
mugwump or moralltt on races; I loye a
good horse next to a good dog, he seems to
4 Man's most natural companion of all
he brute creation, but when the noble
creature was doing bis very best, as I
have seen him do on many a racing day,
as hu turned the homo stretch and dashed
i j anls the string, every tltno the whip
; i' his recking flank I could feel my
il h tingle and came as near using
u i Hut Js as you would naturally expect
I rum i iii superintendent of a first class
Sunday school. So good bye, Jerome.
The trial of the sugar swindlers, of
whom I gave an account some lltn ago,
was brought to a sudden end by the con
fession of the two femalo conspirators,
Mrs. Coward and Mrs. Friend. Professor
Friend professed to have discovered a new
process for refining sugar, by which
millions of money could be made. lie
failed, however, to make any progress
with his scheme till ho met ono Howard,
a clergyman ami a good smooth talker,
who undertook to float the stock. Howard
went down to Wall street with specimens
of refined sugar, and it was not long till he
bad'men of capital interested In the busi
ness. Tho stock was eagerly grabbed up.
Professor Friend moved from his dingy
quarters In Harlem to a palace downtown;
liveried servants waited on him, splendid
equipages stood at bis door; wealth rolled
In upon him In a mighty stream and tho
world was at his feet. His contract with
the company was so much slock and so
much cash, on the condition of his furnish
Ing so much refined sugar per day, but the
secret of the manufacture was to be re
tained by him. Thousands of dollars were
subscribed for a building and thousands
moro for machinery. It seemed difficult
to arrive at a commercial supply, though
samples were furnished In abundance,
Tho Professor's laboratory was triple
locked and no one was allowed to enter but
Mrs. Friend and noward and his wife. At
last Professor Friend died and then his
wife and Howard became the sole deposl
tarles of tho wonderful secret. They bled
the stockholders for several thousands
more and when disco, ery became inevitable
thoy fled carrying their plunder with
them. It then appeared as soon as the
laboratory was broken open that they ran
the crude sugar which was furnished them
by the company down Into the sewer and
filled the package with refined sugar made
by the Hayemeyers and smuggled in as
machinery. It took some timo to locate
tho swindlers, but thoy wero finally found
In Michigan. It was a tough fight and
Mrs. Friend, tbo Professor's wife was par
tlculariy bold and defiant. The Reverend
Frank Howard was tried first and sent to
States Prison for niuo years. ' The con
fesiion of Jirs. Friend and Mrs. Howard
ends the case, and as tho District Attorney
recommended them to tho mercy of the
Court tho presumption is that they will
get off with a nominal punishment,
The eleven tribes of Israel and Judah
have been having an inning this week and
havo made a most splendid showing.
Neyer in its palmiest days has tbo Ameri
can Institute building appeared to such
advantage as at the great Hebrew Falrnow
in progress. The interior has been cor
verted into a fairy bower and the man's
Heart must be adamant who can wander
about among the booths and not feel it go
pit a pat fastor than a railroad train. Oh,
such Ruths, Rachels and Rebeccas.
. wonder that all the young Abrahams,
t ie and Jacobs are nearly crazy, for a
" . u.'auilful collection of women I never
vv. Tho fair Is given by the United
Hebrew Charities for the benefit of the
Hebrew Technical Institute, and It Is pro
posed before It Is ended to raise a quarter
of a million of dollars. Many people who
only see tho Jew In his office or store are
apt to regard him simply as a money getter,
But If you want to understand tbo other
tide of him, appeal to him for any worthy
or charitable cause. It is notorious here
InNowYotk that there are no charities
better administered or better cared for or
more generously and liberally supplied than
those supervised by the Hebrews, and to
their honor be It said that there has nover
been a deficiency or a defalcation In the ad
ministration of their charitable funds. But
the fair fairly eclipses everything ever at
tempted by them before, and thelavishness
with which they have expended their
money in its support is attested by the
magnificent receipt of fifty thousand dot
lars on the opening night. There is hardly
a respectable Jewish family in New York,
Brooklyn or the vicinity which is not rep
resented In money or in person.
The curious traveler who ventures into
this gilded sea witb a full pocketbook will
find his way beset with shoals and quck
sands which threaten him with present
financial ruin. It Is Impossible to with
stand the appeals of those Hebrew witches;
If tou once look Into their eyes you might
as well surrender your pocketbook at once.
Night after night the vast hall has been
thronged with thousands and thousands of
high aud low degree. The widow's mite Is
received with as much thankfulness as
Cioesus' princely gifts, for it is all given in
tho blessed name of charity, It is a fitting
beginning' to the Feast of the Passover
which Is now close at hand, and reflects
honor on the Hebrews of New York.
AH Brooklyn and New York Is on a broad
grin at a discovery of the historical accu
racy which Is to be attached to the Rev,
Dr. Talmage'e letters from abroad. The
Keverand Doctor stood In the Colllseum at
Rome and surveying Jts crumbling arches
in the soft mocnligbt.dranV in the splendid
inspiration that this Magnificent ruin sug
gests. He pave bis exuberant fancy rein
till ho heard the screams of tho Christian
martyrs and the exultant shouts of the
fierce Roman populace thirsting for
Christian blood. No wonder bis frame
shook like an aspen leaf and his soul was
stirred wUh horror, for he says that be
stood beneath the very box where the
sayage Nero looked down upon the sacri
fice. Not bad that for the Doctor, but
unfortunately for his historical accuracy,
ii
lugivuiviuiBuiiiiui, fiero, was in a
suicides graye several years before the
first foundation stone of the Coiliseum was
laid. Nero died A. D. 03. Vespasian.
who built the Colllseum, did not succeed at
emperor till two years after Nero was
dead, and it was several years after his
accession that he built the Colllseum for
the Rouiap populace to celebrate bis own
victories and those of his son Titus, who
ifMroycu Jerusalem. Explanations am
now In
order; we wait with awe and
Yours trnlr,
BROADBRIM.
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strength and wbolesomeness. More economical
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Administrator's Notice.
Estate ot Jobk BcawAnrz, Deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate of John
8chwartz, late of the Borough ot Lehlghton, Car
bon county, Pennsylvania, deceased, nave been
granted to Horace Ileydt, residing In said Hor
ough, 1 1 whom all persons Indebted to said es
tate are requested to make payment, and those
naviDg riaims or uemamis, nmug Known me
same wunoui aeiay. uuuauis uisim.
b'revman & Ueydt, Attorneys.
Adnvs.
Estate Notice.
Letters Testamentary on the estate of Abraham
Prutarnn late of Lower Towamcnslng Town
ship, Carbon County, Deceased having been
(minted to the undersigned Executor, all persons
Indebted to said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment, and all persons having
Just claims against said estate will present them
or settlement. Wilson Muschlltz. Executor
Cor. llth & Hamilton Sts. Allentown, Ta. Or to
Ilapsher tt Cassldv Attorneys (or Estate.
Administrator's Sale.
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans' Court ot
Carbon county, Pennsylvania, there will be sold
at Public Bale on the premises In Franklin
Townsnip, countv and state aforesaid, on
Saturday, December 28th, 1889
nt two o'clock p. m.. the following described
Ue.il Estate of the Estate ot Henry Kramer.
deceased, to wit: All that Lot or Piece ol
Ground situate In Franklin Township. Carbon
countv, Fa., bounded and described as follows
to wit: Beginning at a stone In a public roan
leading from Welisport to Stroudsburg, thence
In and along said road north 784 degrees, east
3 6-10 perches to a stone. In said road, thence
norm bv uegrees, eaai percnes 10 a none in
sam ruau. vuenco oj iana ox liooers u&rapueu,
north 314 degrees, west D Derches to a Dost
greos, west iH perches to a post, thence by the
sanio south 3ft degrees, east D 2-10 perches to
(lianM k. lanH nf inuh I I l. n .A.,,K on Hu.
mo piace oi Beginning, containing to percnes,
mora or less. The lmnmvementA thereon con
sist ota two-story Fit AMU DWELLING HOUSE
wuii Kiicnen aiiacnea, ana an necessary out'
bulldine!. The bulldlnct are In first-class con.
dltlon. The said Dremlseti are located nbout
one mils from Welssport Borough and persons
desiring to view the same will please call on
the undersigned. Terms and conditions will be
mailt anown at time ana place oi sale by
AUSTIN DOYER, Administrator.
First National Bank,
OF LKHIGHTON. PA.
The Annual Eleotlon for Seven Directors nf
tnis nans: win be neiq at ino Banning Mouse, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY Hth, 1690. between the
hours oi one and tukeis O'CLOCK r. M.
JOHN T. SEM1IEL, Cashier,
Lehlghton, Pa., Dc. Il-St
Administrator's Notice.
Estate' of WILLIAM F. BKEVKB, Deceased.
Letters' ! Administration on tho estate of
Wm. F. Deever. late ot Eranklln townshln. Car
bon county. Pennsylvania, deceased, bave been
grauiea w i. w. uetier, resiaing ia saia town
hip. to whom all persons Indebted to said es
tate are requested to make payment, and those
navingclatms or demands, will make the same
Known witnout aeiay.
J. W. UXLLER, Administrator
S. B. Gilram. Attorney.
Welssport, Fa., Dee. 30., SS-iw
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Bottles or on BOc. Bottle of "Ideal"
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Professional & Mm Caris.
Horace Hoydt,
ATTORNEY AT IjAW,
notahy public,
OtricEi-Tlie ltaom recently occupied by W. 11.
Kapsher.
rJAKK STREET, - - LSUI0UT0N. PA.
May be consulted tn English and German.
July -iy
W. M. Rapsher,
VTTOnNEY axo COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
' AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
First door above the Mansion House,
MAUCII CHUNK PENN'A.
Ueal Estate and Collection Agency, Will Buy
ind Sell Real Estate'. Conveyancing neatly done.
ollections pro
oneciions promptly maue. ncuung asm
made. Nettling Estates of
ecdents a specialty,
May bo consulted In
English and German.
nov. iB-vl
W. a. M. Seiplo,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
SOUTH. STREET, - - L13UIG1IT0N.
May be consulted In English and German.
ipeclal attention given to Gynecology.
Orricx Hotmsi From 12 M. to a P. M.,and
trora e to P. M, mar. si-yt
. S. Rabonold,
NCH Officb :-Over J. W. Raudenbush
Liquor Store,
BANK STREET, LEHIOHTON.
uenttslryln all Its branches. Teeth Extracted
without Pain. Gas administered when requested.
omeo Days WEDNESDAY of each week.
P.O. address, ALLENTOWN,
Jan 3-yl Lehigh countv, Pa.
F. i. SMITH, D. D. S.,
Office opposite the Opera House.
Bank Street, Z,eh;,'i ton, Pa.
tans
nif-WTtsmv IV ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Filling aDd making artificial dentures a special
ty. Local anesthetics used.
Jasadmlulstered and Teeth Extracted WITH
OUT PAIN.
OFFICE HOURS: From 8 . m., to 12 m., from
1 p. m., to 5 p. m., from 7 p. rn., to 8 p. m.
Consultations tn English or German t
Office Hours at Hazleton-Every Saturday. .
3ct 15-87-1V
Dr. H. B. REINOHL
Graduate of Phlla. Dental College.
DENTISTRY !
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Perservation of the Teeth a Specialty
OFFICE HOURS: From 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
OAK HALL, Market Square, liaueh Ohtnk.
BRANCH OFFICE:
AST - MAUCH - CHUNK.
Two Doors North of Post-Offlce.
OFFICE HOURS: 7 to !i a. m. and 6 to 7 P. m
APrll28-3m
DR. G. T. FOX
172 Main Street, Bath, Pa.
AT KASTON. SWAN HOTEL. TUESDAYS.
ATALl.K5rXOWN, AMERICAN HOTEL, TUtJUSDAT
AT BANQOB. BEOADWAY HOUSE, MONDAYB.
IT TIatit. WKDNKSIIAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Omco Hours From 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Practtc
uiuiicu w mavuava vi ma
Eve.Ear. Nose&Throa
l-Also, Refraction of the Eyes for the adjust-
oieui oi glasses.
Stoves,
Tinware,
Heaters and
Ranges
In Great Variety at
Samuel Graver's
Popular Store, Bank Street.
Roofing and Spouting a special
ty. Stove repairs iuinished
on short notice.
Reasonable! !
FRANK P. DIEHL,
NORTH STREET, ,
Jfo Practical Blacksmith Horseshoer
' Jh Is prepared to do al work In his line
tfowVii In the best manner and at the lowest
irlces, rieasecau. novas-ea-iy,
PACKERTON HOTEL,
Midway between Mauch Chunk & Lehlghton,
Z. II. C. IIOM, Proprietor.
PACKERTON, - - Pssm.
t his well-known Hotel Is admirably refitted, and
has the best accommodations for Permanent and
transient boarders.
Excellent tables and the
ery best Liquors. Stables attached,
an5-yl
MANSION HOUSE
Opposite I- A S. Depot,
BANK STREET, - - LEHIGHTON,
C. II. HOM, PROPRIETOR.
tills house offers nrst-class accommodations for
ranslent and permanent boarders. It has been
pwlvretittilin all Its tlenartments. and ts locat
ed in one ui urn inusi. inciurcsune iiuriiui. ui me
borough. Terms moderate, tar The b A It Is
'Uppiica wun n) cnoicesi-wines, Liquors ana
.1KU1S. rmn wiKH vu iftUi ayrjl-jri
T. J. BRETNEY
tespectfully announces to the Merchants of Le-
iiKUton anu oiners uiav ne is now prepared to
aoaujunus oi
Haulino op Freight, Express
Matter and Baggage
On reasonable terms. Orders ole at Sweenv'a
Corner Store or at my resideu celt riNKKt.,
near the Cemetery, wiu receive prompt atten.
ion. rairnnare sonciiea.
For Newest Designs and llost Fasblonabl
Styles of
DRESS GOODS.
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
SILVERWARE. &c, Sec.
GO TO
13. H. SNYDER,
Bank .Street, Lehlghton.
Goods roarsnleed and prices as low ss else
where for the same quality of goods r
Julv IB, lyl
Andrew Bayer,
Bank Street, Lehigliton,
Is Hesdqnarters for
TTall Paper and Ceiling Decor
ations, Window Shading,
Painters Supplies, pip,
Partlealar attention Is paid to house and sign
painting and paper banging. VaFBtlneSchirarU
Ulaeaarge during ny abstuyf And all wr
D. D. 8.,
wllrs4n aroispt attention,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
tI,.r,U,il?,?e, oBtn hl FARM, with the
BUILDINOa IhirMn .M.tul ,H
honing Valley, three miles from th Borough of
?ihJtet&!?" Connry, Penna,, at Private
The Farm comprises
Two Tracts of Land
separated by a Public Road leading to Beaver
Hunt Uie tract upon which the Buildings are
erected contains 12 Acres, mors or lest) the Im
provements are a v.muoim
Two-Story Frame Dwelling,
Si x ao feet, with Kltoheu attached, 12 r 11 teet:
Bank Barn, 2SX30 feet, with Wagon Shed at-
mfJt.'SV? ,!etLC4rp.,!!er Blacksmith
Bhop. le x 24 feet) Boat Mill. 20 xsi leet, and
otner outbuildings. The other tract contains 21
Acrj'i mora or less, nearly all cleared and nnder
COOd cultivation. The nmnartv ia ll.lKli
one, and will be sold at a reasonable price and
,7 FWDwi!tffifflr,w
ectl-m Mahoning Valley, Ta.
AM EASY WAT
flET A GOLD WATCH.
ObIj 91.00 a Week.
Vf art bow forming Clnh. fhr th flni
Gold, Gold-Filled and Silver Watches mann-
itciurea lor coin iviiM and Gentleman.
We put In these wstchos a movement made
by either of the following companies: Elgin,
William, Hampden, etc., to suit th purcbas
er.
A elnb for a gold watch at $40.00, consists of
forty members, and each member pays $1.00 a
week. A drawing is made once a week, and
tne member whose name Is drawn set hie
L watch Immediately, he still continuing to pay
$1.00 a week until be has paid for it, at which
lime ean ana n iony members will bave re
ceived and paid for bis watch. The lstt person
to receive bis watch will be made a present ol
a handsome chain.
OUR GUARANTEE.
Every aril els boueht from us mnst be lust
represented, and we sre willing at any and all
nines to roaae gooa ir.e taliura or sny article
sold, to be as represented. This Is the Best,
Cheapest and most Convenient way to buy a
watch through our Co operative Club System.
Wo glvt a first class Ellin or Walthsm stem
winding and setting movement, wbloh we
guarantee icr two years. The case Is warrant
ed, by a written guarantee to wear for twenty
yanro.
The above Is why wo five von mors for tou:
money than sny one else and why we are do
ing the largest watch business In the world
We sell only first quality goods. Why not be
sn owner of a Gold Watch whenever yon have
the chance to get one. Join the club at once,
only $1.00 down and then $1.00 a week until
ine wsicn is bald.
Please call or send me your name and ad
dress aud I will call at vour house and thnn
you samples, or If you are at a distance I will
una inn particulars.
Agents wanted everywhere. Writ for
lermiaoa circulars.
CHAKLES H. REimiG,
Frost St., (0pp. Bank) Cmisaoqua, Pa,
H, L, FREY,
announces to the people of Le
hlghton and vicinity that he has
commenced the
Merchant Tailoring
business near the corner ot
Lehigh and Carbon Sts.
in this borough, and that he is
prepared to exhibit to purchasers
over Three Hundred Styles
Suitings, Pantaloonings
and Overcoatings.
which ho will furnish at from 10
to 15 per cent lower than any
other house. Fit and workman'
ship guaranteed.
augusUvti
AXi, CAMPBELL
Jeweler ant Watclnato,
Rank Street, Lehighton, fenna
Respectfully invites the attention of his frl
andthe citizens generally to his lmmens
new stock of
Watchas, Clocks,
Silverware, Jewely,
at Prices that defy competition. It will pay you
o call and Inspect my stock before purchasing
REPAIRING
Promptly done at lowest charge, and all work
guaranteed,
Don't Foitet tie Place.
SIGN OP THE BIG WATCH,
BankSc Le hiehton.
eDecmb er !7.o871v
rim DOZZAXS for
LIFE SCHOLARSHIP
T
BUSINESS COLLEGE
1JM CkMtaat SC, PUbUs.
P.altl.aa for Ursdnatea.
Time reaalrcd S t 4. i
H1CXT
Cquip
But
Ceam ot Mair. Circular!
if you name Hut paper.
To Whom It May Concern.
Lehlghton. I'a.. Not. 7 th im.
Received ot Adam Mehraam, one hundred
and fifty dollars, to be used In the purchase of
two Mules. It Is herebjrsgreedand understood,
that the said Adam Uehrkam, ts the sole owner
vi aam iuuies, ana possesses ail ine rignls,
titles, and Interest therein, until I have repaid
the above mentioned cine hundred and Firrr
uou-aus in iuh. witness my nana and seal,
hiiv uu nuu ube uuyc nnueili
T. .r nnmrwifv.
Signed and sealed In thf presence of F. Pierce
Lrutz.
-l
Auditors Notice-
In the Orth&nVr!nurt nf rrhnn fwttmtv in
the matter ot the Account of DANIEL WENTZ.
Administrator of the Estate ot WILLIAM
PETE Its deceased.
Notice la herehv irtvn thjit At Mi(1mh,n.i
Court held al Mauch ( hunk In and for said
County on the 1Mb da) ot November A. I), isso
mo uiiucrai- uru wns appoiuieu Auanpr 10
make distribution of the fund tn the bands of
iu orcuuiiuMit mm mane reiwn iq next term
That on SATURDAY the '.'1st day qf DKCEM
BKR A. D. 1 89 at ONE O'filjnfcfc M
law omce ot PRKVMAN and HEYDT oa llroad-
way m me iwrouKn oi Maucu ununic, ra., he
will meet all parties having claims on said fund
or account who are required to present tbem be
fore said Auditor or be debarrrd from coming
IU vr B(iaB ui aam iuiiu.
MIUUAELCAUSinV
nov 80-4t Auditor,
Gi Gi Gi
CURTIS COUGH COMPOUND
IT CURES!
TRY IT !
JTpr 5de by U Druggists.
feblKy
r117 circulation is grbwing
v because we furnish
all th latest local pews in the
PRESENT MAKING MADE EASY
"A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever."
In selecting our immense stock of new novelties for the
present-making holiday season we have taken pains to see that
our stock should include the most beautiful and tasteful as well
as the most useful, ornamental and durable goods to bo ha'd. We
have been successful in this as you will find by accepting our in
vitation to call and inspect our large line of new goods, such as
Toilet Cases, in Plush and Oxidized,
Manicure and Smokers' Sets,
Plush Work Boxes, Sharing Cases,
Novelties in Silverware,
Whisk Holders and Finest Jewelry.
Thousands of Toys, Choice Confectionery,
Fancy Cxroceries and Oysters.
Come,, get first choice of a magnificent holiday stock.
Nusbaiim & Culton, Ztt'
"GREAT REDUCTION SALE!"
To make some important changes in my business in tho near
future, and in order to MOVE some of my stock QUICKLY I
have commenced a
General Reduction Sale!
to continue until JANUARY 1st, 1890.
Reduced Prices on Every Article in the House.
OUR STOCK OF
Boots, Shoes, fiubbers, Hats,
Caps, Underwear. Cloth
ing, etc., etc.,
Is large and complete including everything in seasonable goods.
It will be to your advantage in more ways than one to call earlv
and get the benefit of first sales. Respectfully,
E.
Opera House Block,
Lehigh Goal &
Coal, Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass,
Agricultural Implements and Repairs,
Field and Garden Seeds,
Phosphates, &c
We desire to call special attention to our
Rnnfinir Chfll
IIUJUHIIg WHIG Building Sand,
A full supply of which we have constantly on hand.
Orders taken for Lumber.
General Acenta for the
Imp. Anthony Wayne Washer & Ironing Boards
iseiiers uomtr, jNonn a&nk atreot.
HOLIDAY
. They Combine
Quality First.
Variety Second.
Cheapness Third.
And embraces novelties In all that Is neat, new, nice,
fashionable and durable In the line of
JBWBLRT.
Gold Watches. Rings, Gold Tens and Pencils, Brace
lets, Toottmlcks, Silverware, Ksr-rlngs. So
ciety Pins, Chains, Gold Studs, Scarf
Fins, and everything else
in this line at prices
Less ever; time than you can buy goods of the same
style, quality and workmanship at any other jewelry
or general store in this county. Before making pur
chase elsewhere don't jou fall to pav a visit to
D. S. BOCK'S
Jewelry Store,
Opp. Carbon House, Lehighton
Grand Fall
In Boys, Mens
CLOTHING !
Our new line lor Fall and
nave ever snown.
Childrens Suit and Overcoats, over 300 Styles.
Boys Smite and OverooatSt oAcr 325 Styles.
Men's Suits and Overcoats, over 400 Styles.
Silk Roll and tfatin Lining, from
tio.uu ana upwaras.
We invite your special to our
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
which is filled with a large assortment of high grade specialties
rrt
ingly tempting.
in u it ing; ikousehings ana uvercoatings.
In Gent's Farmishiaes our line of novelties arc eicpprl.
Koch & Shankweiler,
Qentre Scfuan
3 Souare, Hotel Alien Biffljnc, Allentown.
G. ZERM,
Bank Street, Lehighton.
Hardware Co.,
Cement, Lime and
G
Opening
and Children's
TTinteb is the finest and largest
$6.00, $8.00, $10.00, $12.00
w
All !(S
nnno t nssw
UUuo;
GO TO
SWEENY'S
"Corner Store"
Bottled Gherkins, v et Pick
les, Uhow-Chow, Onions, Table
Sauce, Horse-radish, Cauliflow
er, Catsup, Mixed Pickles, Cel
ery Sauce, and all kinds ofchoice
Jellies and table necessaries. In
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Queensware &c.
IPo lead, both In low prices and quality o
goods. Our lorco slock is dlsplaved to d
Vantage, an Item which purchasers will
certainly greatly appreciate.
REMEMBER THE
Corner Store,
LEHIGHTON. PA.
E. F. JLUCKB NBACH,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE rAPEB HAKO
ING, UOUSE AND SIGN PAINTINO
AND OKAININH.
Competent workmen stntto any part tt
the county.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
MlFairsJorflers&Decoraliw.
Largs assortment, and the latest itjlei.
Boofcs, Stationery, Fancy Mi
WINDOW SHADES.
All grades. Shade making ana tmtU
promptly attended te.
Paints, Oil, Varnish, Pntty,
Brushes & general Painters'
Supplies.
No. 61 Broadway Manci CM, Fa.
Below the Broadway Hons.
Weissport Planing Mill
MANOFACT0REB Ol?
Window and Door Frames,
Doors, Shutters,
Blinds, ashes,
Mouldings, Brackets,
AND DEALER IN
All Kinds of Dressed Lnir
Shingles, Failings,
Hemlock Lumber, &c., &c.
Very Lowest Prices
ELY'S
Cream Balm'
Cleanses the
Nasal Fasssgss,
Allais Fain ana
Inflammation
Heals the Bores-
Restores the
Ssnss of Taits and
8msll.
I TEY THE CUBE WAV "
I A DartlClfl 19 Rtinllfri Intn ttrh niitrfl an1 f
URrei-able. l"rice CO cents at driurelsts ! b main
rettitert, 60 i ts.
lil.Y lIltOTIIKItS M Wirmn Kf- Maw Vnrlr-
august 17, 1889 ...
THJG SUM.
For 1880,
Some people agree with Tim Sun's ODlnlons
about men and tilings, and some people float!
but everybody likes to cet bold of the newspaper
which Is never dull aud never atratd to spaak
Its mind.
Democrats know tliat (or twenty years Turn
Sum has fought In the front line for Democratic
principles, never wavering or weakening la its
loyalty to the true Interests ot the party tt serve
with fearless Intelligence and disinterested tic.
or. At times opinions have differed as to the
best means of accomplishing the common purs
pose; It Is not The Hum's fault It It has seen fur
ther Into the millstone.
Eighteen hundred and ninety Is the year that
will probably determine Uie result of the Irel
dentlal election of 1892, and perhaps the fortunes
of the Democracy for tho rest of tbe century.
Victory Inj802 Is a duty, and tbe beglnaln at
1890 ts the best time to start out In comnany with
Tin Sun.
Dally, per innntb f s.M
Dally, per year j.ao
Sunday, per year ,., 2m
Dally and Hunditv. npr vp&r
USJIlit'lif 8,mday' Pr - a.w
weekly Hun, una year i ao
Address TUB SUN, New York.
Uany dMIer says b baa tha W. Zm B
wlUiout aunt aad sirie atemj
fc bottom, put him daws M temmA
W. L, DOUCLAi
$3 SHOE
imam
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twin
as WQMlTrNGMAN rgdT
AU naiU f6 CoacrsM. Satkia awl
VAl
W, L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE , A'-fVW
yr. l uuuuis, SlWCSLTias. SJMi
Examine V L. iiuuirtmi1 aim .i.,.
Ktn and Ladles. ' "
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gATARRH
FIVER
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