0BIQ1N AL CHEAP CASH STORE kauchchtjkkspsoulI
beiuh: spors
rou
Ueaty total XfnH KpHa-llie by a Vr-
MMttmM ntmnM refusal
C Ortatj dMh, tf VkmI4, wai
TVBW m Wrwst Ml 1 ,M AJ.
Til mmhmI aettlts; f the HaMra
PcMta, THMh AmMI will be bW at
Mswati ( tmwV In March.
Th mmhMT eertHert will IIV4y finish
ttietr hew tbtt wVk. The teeount it the
ECOHOMICAL BUYERS.
are numerous in every depart
merit of uur large store. The
"why and wherefore" nned not
be explained : it is sufficient to
Bay that we are in a position to sWavfett awrtd in arbon eomuy
outdo compctitioii and toe are
doing tl. 'Ihtf unbelievers will
bo convinced against their will
of the truth of the above state
ment, by culling and sifting
things in a proper manner.
We have hud munufneturrd
specially lor us Four Tons of wwum LiMv, of town, one of the com
vnortx who comb and ao.
rneBt Oostlp Bboal reople whit Visit
ndriii VUIUok.
Mrt. Liyod, of WllUetbsrre, l visit
Mrs. Al OatnpVell on Rank street.
Ki-8herff George Dower, of CtUstu
qui, u n visitor In Iowa Tuesday.
11. A. Delfenderfer did Lansford and
Summit Hill on business Wednesday.
Lewis Urlebelblai left this week lor
Ashley, where, he has secured employment,
D S. Hook, the jeweler, was on a
AEQUO ABOUT US. NEWSY WEISSPORT.
Kerr, There, and Kverywlser. tillpped,
Ile-hathed and Original Spicy Fur
graph.
Lansford It to have Its wards at the
Advocate mild It wouldLehlghton
should come next.
The coal breakers In and around Au-
denrled now work eight houra per day
thev are paid accordingly.
Fltbermen, who ought to know say
tho open winter hereabouts Indicates a big
-New M by the eounty are a Oulae trip to Orwlgtburg. Pa., Saturday of meh durlt,2 lba comln( C. A.. Goth
sVoeal J arable Stranr Together by the
Stroller," Thing that will Interest yoa.
The genial Aaron Sny.ler did butlnwt
at Lansford on Tuesday.
Ueo. If. Relder, of Wllkesbarre, to-
Journed trlth friends licre this week.
Geo. U. Laury and family, of Mauch
Chunk, tpent Sunday with friends here.
For tale cheap, a carriage in good con
dition. Price will be made to tult. Annlt
St.
ftwfowt: !' Ltafler. Hast M!i t bunk.
tSSO; Nathan Stemttr. tHtmltrsvllle, $X0.
Patriae: Ce-rfeev. far two yeart and a-
bW a trawler In the west. Is batk home
oh a tlwt. Prior to bit return he held a
resptmtlM petltlea wkb. a ral road eom
pany at Ohtagss.
PretMrnt UarrUen hat named General
Strictly Pure Laundry SoajM.
One ton of Nusbaum's Oleine Soap, a 13
ounce bar, wbMi we sell 4 for Sue.
One ton of IS utbamn's Our He it Soap, a IS
ounce bar wraatied. which we tell 5
for 30c
One ton of Ifuibaum't Tip Top Soap, a 12
ounce cake wrapped, which we tell t
for 20c
One ton of Na'btum'a Our Own Soap, a
12 ounce bar wrapped, which we tell 7
piece for 2ic.
mltitoneff, te examine the welehtt and
tett the fineness of tbe eelns at the several
mints. Tbe lienor of the appointment It
deserved by tbe appointee he being one
of the strongest llrpubileans la thla State,
and a leader In poHtlea.
The Carbon county ProhlbHIonltti held
a meeting here on Saturday, presided ovrr
by Key. Mr. Uettter, with W. A. Salgfrted
at secretary. A eounty organisation was
effected, with John Martyn, sr., of Heaver
These are OUT private brands Meadow, as president Mr. Jforgan, of
and are the highest grades of P?"0; Fd'"0' ' 1 T;
, , ., . t addressed :he meeting, wblen wat a bar-
Laundry Soaps that enn be pro- monIoal lfUIr.
dUCed. I lie prices Ol these pure Robert and Kate K. Natreis, ot the
high grade Soap arc fully as tecondward, tuffeiedlhelossby dettb of
low if not lower than those gen- and lnl.re.tlng Ave month, old
I . n baby bo , Alfred IU, on Sunda last from
Inflamatlon of tbe lungt tuperlndnced by
icute la gripe, interment took place on
erally charged for impure soaps.
J. T. ITUSBAUM,
Bank Street, between Houth Street and Hum 1
Aiiey, iiuitiuoii, i .
The Carbon Advocate
8ATURDAV. JANUAKY 25, 1800
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.
It was recently decided by Council
that tbe trees in th Park should be
trimmed of their branches. Last Friday
tbe work was commenced, the branches
were cut close to the trunk so that now
thei referable rustic hitching posts more
than an thine else, and jet it Is said tbat
they are trimmed aright on account of the
young trees on me interior or uio fart;
which will now have, an opportunlt to
sprout out and grow vigorous). . It may be
to. and may not. but anyhow public oiMn
Ion ria up on Us ear wlinn the wholesale
desecreallon was co menced and ltt there
till and threats of trimming tbe council-
men who voted for tbe measure are as
plentifully as 'akeeters In Jersey.
We have a few more de'lnquent debt
ore on our jobbing, advertising and tub-
jcrlutlon booka, and we want them to pay
up. There h no use sbill -ihallyintr, we
need the money, must have It, and at once,
to roll up, tumble tip, settle up, pay up
and be p d. q. about It.
From the Phoenlxvllle Republican we
learn tbat William ti Liennaru, an old
school-mate of ve editor and a former
resident, was on Mst bunday married to
Mitt Mary C. Wamsle by Iter. II. C.
Groistnan. The young couple have our
congratulations.
Among the prominent educators who
will address the Teachers' Joint Institute,
at Bethlehem, on Saturday, art Deputy
State Hunerlntendent Ilenr Hauck and
Piof P. j. Stctler. principal of our public
tebools for the past two years.
Prof. Loitette's Memory System Is
creating great n interest than ever In all
parts of the country, and persons wishing
to improve their memurr thoald send for
his prospectus free as advertised In an
ther column. 3t.
Lehlghton e ects a new burgess in
place of Jlayor KWchard whose term ex
pires, and also three councllmen to fill
place of John T. Semn.el, lleuben Feniter
tnacher and Ed Schmidt whoso terms are
out.
A picture that attracts attention of
passer by Is the nicely framed photograph
of tun l.ehlcliloii graduating class and
Pref. P. J. Steiler in Kemerer fe Swartt't
tbow window on nortb liank ttrett.
For healera and ranget, at Hie lowest
prices, but of first quality, ou will miss It
if you fail to call on V, S. Kuhn't at tbe
north end of liank ttreet. All kinds ot
tinware and house furnishings.
Lchtahlon's practical painter and
paper banger, Owen Kehrlg, is papering
the corridor on tbe fourth floor of the
Exchange in bit usual tatty st le.
A Northampton ttreet hen In digesting
a small gold band ring which it picked
from th 8nger of a little girl who was
feeding It one day recently
A delegation of Gntden Untten Lodge,
I. O O F . visited a S atington lodge of
the same order nn Tuesday evening and
were royally entertained.
Jeff Graver, of south Lehighton, em
ployed In the Packer ion shops, is minus
two fltigers which were caught In the cog
wheels ot a nut machine.
A delegation of Lshlah Council. No.
101, Jr. O. U A. M will pay a fraternal
visit to Oak Groye Council at Pleasant
Corner on Monda evening,
. The best place In town town to bu
your furniture Is at Kemerer & Swartx's,
north liank ttreet. Biggest stock and
lowest prices. "
The entire enrollment In our public
ichoels numbers oyer 000. This meant a
new school building in a few years.
Joseph Kium and family have moved
Into the dwelling on north Bank ttreet re
cently vacated by John Bender.
Kor carpets, bed room suits, &e pur
chaser will Dnd best satisfaction at Kemerer
A Swariz s, north Bank ttreet.
Wedding rings, all the latest styles,
and sbanes and designs at E. II. Holil'i
Mauch Chunk.
Hair, tooth, clothe and blacking
brushes and combs at Luckenbacb't
Mauch Chunk.
Remember the low prlcet on turtaln
polls and window shades at Luckenbach's
Mauch Chunk,
To be on time buy the Elevator
Alarm clock told bj E. II. Ilohl Jfauch
Chunk Pa.
Tho best teams in town are hired out
by Dayld Ebbert, tbe North street livery'
man.
Full line of Ingrain and Brussels ear
pets at Henry Schwartz, on Bank St.
All the new ooks at Luckenbacb't
Maueb Chunk.
''Eagle Cash Store."
Wednesday afternoon. The parents have
the tympathy of many friends In their tad
bereavement.
James J.Boyle, the effileient and cntr
getlc president of tbe SU Aloyilout T. A.
B. Sociot, has received and accepted an
Invitation from ao order of the tame or
ganization to atttnd an anniversary cele
bratloa In Music Hall, Wllkesbarre, ou
March 4th. Prominent ipnakert, among
whom Danltl Dongberly ttandt out first,
will be prctent and speak. Mr. Baile. a
a representative or lie order trom im
city, will occapv a seat on the stage.
The Mauch Chunk Social Club will
give an entertainment In Coacert Hall on
February 15th, for tbe benefit of the Cath
olic Lyceum. The productions for tbis
occasloni will be, " Who Speakt Flrttr
and "More Blunder than One." The
cast of character It very strong, and In
cludes such talented young people aiMlitex
Afaggle Farley, Kail Corbley, Katie Mc
Glnley, Ella McGovern and Messrs. D. J
Dugan, Harry tlaggerty, John Zerbt,
Hugh Sweeny, John Dolan, Qeorgt Mc
Govern and Chat Dolon.
Pnrtuant to call, the loading and In
flaentta! Repuplicans assembled in caucus
in the Grand Jury room In the Court
House building, on Monday afternoon.
Tbe permanent organization resulted it,
i he election of T M Driesbach, chairman;
secretary, Horace Ueydt; with the follow
ing committee for revising tbe rules and
conference durli.g the campaign: J. S.
Hollinger, Lansford; John Seaboldt, jr .
Lehighton; Lee Wills, Weisport; Ike Ux,
BowmAntown; iKilllam Lelsenrlng, East
Jfauch Chunk. Tbe (netting was nnusu
ally harmonious, and stilt shows Lilly,
Seabold & Co., to be on top in party man
agemont.
The Philadelphia Prut of Wednesday
lastsayt : "A man of medium site, wltba
full beard, derby bat and ulster, walked
intu the Lafayette yesterday, and regis
tered as A. P. Blakslee, of Mauch Chunk
The clerk looked keenly at blm and with
bewildered expression turned back tin
pagtt and found on the register tbe nami
A. P. Blakslte, Delano, Pa. Then the
clerk glanced at the new arrival and ta
him talking to what appeared to be hlv
double Mr. Blakslee, of Much Chunk,
reassured him by speaking of "m brother."
Tbe two gentlemen look at much alike as
two peat. They have their beards cut In
the tame ttjle and wearderb halt of thi
tame thape, Their hair, eyet and beards
are respectively of tbe same colon."
Tbe action of President Judge Dreber
in reducing the assessed valuation of coal
propertlet In the upper end ot the county
it meeting 1th considerable adverse criti
cism on tbe part of tbe tax paying public.
Tbe query is, wb Institute reforms if our
highest officials fail to sustain tbtm T The
piopi r let of the L. C. & N. Co. were re
duced from $00 to 1100 per acre; the
Valley Company property from $100 to
$06.07, and so on, reductions were made on
coal land and buildings. Forlnstance, the
valuation of one coat breaker wat cut In
half, and made $10,000. It It btrdly likely
tbat Judge Dreber It on tbe tide of the
commonpeopie at against tbe corporation, at
least It don't look much that way when the
effort of reforming officials meet with tbe
objection, or rebuke of our highest county
officer. Tht report filed Is too Ions for
publication, but In any eyent a conglomer
ation of technical termt won't obscure the
fact that It looks a good bit like catering
to tbt corporation and against we folks
who comprise the common clan. But out
time will come.
last.
Chat. M. Swetny, of the "Corner
Store," tpent Sunday with hit ton Harry,
at Drlflon.
F. L. Blttner, of Philadelphia, wat
the guest ot cigar manufacturer DelfcnJer
fer oyer Sunday.
W. G: Miller and wife and George
Lawfer and wife tpent Sunday very
Pleasantly with Fred Uoriacher at Slating-ton.
John K. Lentz, a ttudent in the
Haverford, Pa., Academy, wat home for
a few days this week suffering with tbe
grippe. He returned Wednesday.
J. M. Frltzlnger, of town, visited
Philadelphia Friday and Saturday of last
week on business connected with the
Rtbekah Degree ot the I. O. O. F. While
In that city be visited the JSasonlc Temple
one of tbe mtst magnificent structures In
tbe world.
Waatharly local. -
Kit Ltura Uofford, an eitlraable
oung lady of Lehighton, It amongst the
list of Woatherlj's visitors this week.
Rev. Sleremon, of Mauch Chunk,
lied Rev. Mr. Moffal't pulpit on Tuesday
evening and preachtd an eloquent and Im
pressive termon.
Dr. Tweedlt who, I tUted In my last
communication, wat down with pneu
monia, It already recovering, but It not
ablt at et to attend to the duties of hit
Drofettlon.
t-Btneville Grim, an old clttten ot
Weatherly, died on Jfonday from pneu
monia, tuperlndnced by the grippe. Many
of our cltltent art suffering at present
from the Imported disease.
There were no service In the Re
formed Cbarcb on Sunday, owing to tbe
Indltpotltlon of the pastor, Rev. A. U.
Matonhelmer. He hat the pWppt now,
and It la hoped he will toon get tbe pott
word. The ex-ttewtrd of tbe Middle Cotl
Field Dittrict, Mr. Petri, It prospecting
for coal at prttenl on bit landt lying on
tbt east tide of Weatherly. Parties who
are conveitent with tbe geological forma
tion of coal baslnt claim that there it coal
in tblt valley. Should tblt prove to be
be caae, It would give Weatherly tucb a
boom at It ntver witnessed before.
Mr. Wm. Kocher wat burled last Sun
lay with military honors. He had one of
tbe largest funerals that we have had at
thlt place for tome time, Oooasiona.1,.
Farryrllle Item.
Wl'llam Remaley did Uokendauiua
over Sunday.
Mist Belle Connor, of New Tork City,
it sojourning with relatives and friendt
bere.
Tour tcrlbe regrets to tay that Parrj-
Ville It In the twlm Everybody btt tht
grippe.
Jamet Phlfer, of Redlngton, Pa., la a
new employee In the Carbon Iron Com
pany machine shops.
The first 'snow storm of the teaton
brought a bright baby girl to tbe home of
Charley Belford, who Smiles quite audibly
thereat.
usctr acu'aucii, employed nert at
telegraph operator for the L. S. rail
road, tpent Suuday with bit ptrentt at
Catasauqua.
Work was Jfoudav commenced on re-
tinnlng the stack of No. a f urn act which
wilt be used, when completed, for tht
manuftclure of Bessemer Iron.
Ou Suhday, February 2, the mtrabert
ot the Reformed congregation will dedicate
a handsome new orgn with a programme
of appropriate exercises. On tbt occasion
Rey. Peters, of Slatlngton, will bj present
and discourse.
Parryyille It on tbt move. The
borough council will erect nine ttreet
lamps throughout tbe town. This will
light up tht traveler's wear wav and aton
tome of the oung bloods from chawing
fence rails half the night.
Am Interesting Volume. Merit Appreciated
The Ashland Xelepram, one of the
brightest and spiciest dally Journals In tbe
state refert In tbe following praiseworthy
t"rmi to "Geo. W. Morthimer't Journal of
Biography and History," just published
Tom thlt odea:
We haye received the mltlal number of
"The Journal of Biography and Hlitory,"
published at Lehighton. Itt object It to
present "biographical ikttchet of the lead
ing business and professional men,
politicians and public offlcert, together
with historical matter." Tbe publication
is In pamphlet form, neatly printed, and
as contents are of an Interesting and In
.1 ruct I ve character. Under the editorship
ot Geo. W. Mortblmtr, one of Carboa
:ounty'i rising young journalists, who U
tt present doing some eleytr writing on
heCAnBox Advocate, tbe publication
will gtln a place In tbe front rank among
literary people and fill a niche In Lehigh
Valley jotunallim heretofore unoccupied
by the press. Success to tbe new enter
prise. The LehlfU VelUr't election.
Tbe annual meeting of tbe ttockholdira
of tht Lrblgn Valley Railroad Company
wat held at Philadelphia Tuesday, and all
tbt old officer! and director wtre re-elected,
at follows:
Pretldenl E. P Wilbur.
First vice-president Chit. Hartihorn.
Second vice-president Robt, II. Sayre.
Third vlce-pretldent John B. Garrett.
Treasurer Wm. C. AMerton.
Secretary. John R. Fansbawt.
Directors Chat. Hartshorn. Arlo Par
dee, Wm, L. Conyngham, Wm. A. Ing
ham, Robt. 11. Havre, Robert A. timber
ton, Jamet I. Blakslee, Jobn R. Fell. J no.
B. Garrett, Charlet O. Skier, Wm. liocklt
aud Calyla Pardee.
The gross earning for tht yrar wtre
9 10,&9,O5o Tht cost of operation wat
$11,303,375, and the net sevtnut wat $S,-
155,581.
Fublie Sale Kea-lstev.
On January 25, Danltl Ballsy will ttl!
tl bead of eowt, beiftrt and ealvtt on Iht
pramltti la Wttt Penn township. It wUl
pay you to atlnd tblt talt.
Thursday, Feb. 0, on lb prtmltet In
Franklin tip., J. II. Hrlltr, adm. of the
state ot W. F. Beef er. will ttll ptttenat
property, ttoyet, racist, ttc
Monday, Feb. 10. an tht prtmlset In
Ettt Ptnn twp., William Shull. attorney
for Cath. Shultt, will it I valuable ptlteaal
property, eowt, beet, ttc
On Tneadat, February 18, John Auge
will sell on tht premises In Nit HoUsw,
Aftbonlng townthlp, tht following personal
property, hortet, eowt. btifert, wagesa,
etc.
Wednesday, Mtreb 19, n tht premises
In Aillport, Ley! Beyer writ ttll valuable
live ttock; ent itallloa, tows, btlftrt,
bnllt. at.
ton.
Caibon county In 1870 had a popula
tion of 20,144. It It expected that the
census of thlt year will tbow a population
of 87,000.
Five dollar counterfeit Treasury notes
are in circulation In thla and other States
In the East. They are of the series of 1880
and tho check letter is B.
Philip Perry, of Jeanesvllle, Is hust
ling around the township In a lively man
ner securing delegates for himself for the
nomination for lax collector.
An aspirant for the ofUce of super
visor In Mahoning township it our old
veteran friend John Auge. lie would no
doubt make a good official, being wclt-up
in matters pertaining to public roadt.
That old veteran, Samuel Everett, of
Mahoning township, will be a candidal-
for Supervisor of his district at tbe coming
spring election. He served a number of
years in this capacity in the past, and is
said to haye made a faithful officer.
Solomon Fieeby, of East Penn, for the
past year or more supervisor of roads in
bit district, has made a faithful public
tervant, and considering the condition of
the weather during the past.) ear, bas kept
his thorogbfares in splendid condition.
A tad ttory comet trom Coaldale. Mrs.
Bridget McCauley, a widow with five little
children to provide for, was acalded last
wkek while washing clotbet. Tbe family
wat found to be suffering for want of food
when neighbors discovered their condition.
Mrs. Sablna, widow of the late Tbos.
Kramer, died last Saturday morning at the
residence ot ber daughter, Jfrs. Eliza Cat
kie, at Walnutport. She was a sister of
Edwin and Jostph Saeger, of Al'nt'wn and
of JUrs. Manena Sampton, of Orange, N.
J. Her age wat 89 eaisandsome months.
Daniel Nathsteln, of East Penn town
ship, died of general collapse and diabetes
Thursday and was burled on ifonday,
Services were hold in the Ben-Salfrm. church
and were largely attended. Deceased was
born on Oct. 18, 1812, and- was life long
resident of tbe township. His wife pre-
ceeded .him hence about four ytars ago.
Seven children surylre, among the members
being L. H. aud C. H. Notbstelu of
Lehighton.
A Flace to Buy.
For perfection, beauty, and correct time
keeping qualities tee . H. Hohl't magni
ficent ttock of ladlet and gentlemen's gold
watches now on band. Lota of tbis year
1800, designs already received and at our
latest reduced prices it will positively pay
you a nice margin and you will get jnsi
what you want by teeing our large assort
ment to select from.
Our old friend, ex-poitmatter William
Knecht, of Bethlehem, circled among old
acquaintances hereabouts.
The arch acros the creek is finished,
and the erection of the approaches and the
tilling In for the road bed continues.
George B. Welsh, home for some
time from Ohio, expects to leave shortly
for Indiana, where he will tell Horn's
Telephone liniment.
MacDaniel't real estate exchanges
quotes building lots at a forty dollar ai
vance since tbe erection of tbe new county
bridge across the Lehigh.
A breakfast shawl was found In lhl
borough, which the owner can have by
calling at the Weissport House, proving
property and paying for this local.
-A 11 tooting association," in the share
of a genutne brass band, Is again talked of
for Weissport. We have plenty of wind
hereabouts, but we won't risk much on
the musiCt
Jacob Straussberger Illuminates his
popular restaurant with a seventeen candle
power lamp. TJ. S. Krcsge uses the same
kind of a light to wait on patrons in hit
establishment of an evening.
Telegraph Operator Fatzlnger smiles
audibly now when you tpeak of the new
tot" that hat became a member of his
household. It's a little girl and tbe
'Stroller" wishes for her a happy future.
The aeriea of revival meetings in the
Evangelical church continue with In
creasing fervor, renewed atlmului it added
every evening by convert!. The pastor.
Rev. Brown, Is au earnest and Indefategible
worker in the cause.
Great Inducements to Cash Buyer.
We are going to save jou a heap o
money on 450 mens' overcoats; 400 boys'
overcoats J 780 ladies' and misses coats,
and a great many other Winter goods you
can buy cheaper at Sondbetm's One Price
Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
A True Verdict.
It that Soadbetm, of Mauch Chunk, sells
the cheapest and best clothing and Ladles'
coats tor tnt least money, if ou will save
jour car fare and $5 on every purchase, of
$25 worth of goods you buy at the One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
T. P. 3." Usetlng.
The " Young People' Society " will
bold their weekly meedng In the Reformed
Cbuicb, next Wednesday. January 27th.
After a abort devotional exercise tbe fol
lowing program will be rendered: Reclta
'.ion, Esther Kemerer; Instrumental Solo,
Miss Ida Montz; Biography, Alien Bar
tholomew; Vocal Duett, Misses Farren
and Uontrop; Select Heading, Miss Emma
Obert: Vocal Solo, Mr. Deihl; Select
Rtadlng, Miss Emma Lent. A cordiai
Invitation Is extended to ail to atttnd.
II. B. Kexhkl, Cemmlifee.
To Make the 1'rocram,
County Superintendent T. A Snider, of
Carbon county, the chairman of the execu
tive committee of the Pennsylvania State
Teachers' Association, hat called a meet
Ing of tbat body to take place at the
Bolton House, Harrlsburg, on January 27,
1890. Tbe remaining members of the
committee are H. J. Fisher, of the
Allegheny tchoolt tecretaiy, mi J M. J
Brecbt, superintendent of the Lancaster
schools; George Hugus, superintendent
of Westmoreland county, and A. O. C
Smith, auperintendentof Delaware county.
Tbe object of the meeting is to prepare tbe
program for annual meeting of tbeassocia
lion.
Fine Sllrerware.
You cannot find a prettier selection of
silverware tuitab e for wedding presents In
thlt lection than la now kei at the Mauch
ununx jeweir store oris, ti Honrs. lott
or choice goodt tbat are made only for ut.
A look will convince vou.
Church and Sunday School Matter.
Rey. Dr. G. W. Dungau, tbt able
pastor of the Methodlit Episcopal church.
discoursed to audiences in tbe school house
at Jamestown every evening this week,
Talk of erecting a church edifice al
Jamestown bas ceased apparently. The
christian people of the neighborhood should
revive the matter and push It to comple
tion.
Rev. W. P. Steventon, of Mauch
Chunk, will dltcourteand administer sac
rament to tbe Presbyterian congregation.
In this place, on Sunday morning In tbe
evening Rev. Allen will preach. Services
at tht usual hour all are cordially Invited
to attend.
Rev. J, II. Kuder, pastor of Trinity
Lutheran Church, town, filled the pulpit
ot tbe Lutheran church In Upper Mauch
Churk, Sunday evening, during the ab
tence of Rev. Llndtnttroulb, the regular
pastor.
Lehigh flap Specials.
-Dealt, robbed Jobn Umltb of a fine blooded
cow tblt week.
-Charles Btraup claims Ut bare tbt oldest
family bible la tbe county.
Wt regrtt to announce the tcriout Illness ot
rtter Wtldaw, wno hat been confined for se
veral wtrkt past.
-Kobble UiuMtU, the llttUbor who had his
exert taaugled by coming In contact with a
ttreutar taw, Is reeevtrlni.
The members ot tbt Hetormed eonire ration
la thlt district have purchased a lot from Milton
rrtttmau, and will erect tbereoa a chapel
rretrteted raeelligs have commenced In
tbe St raid's euursh with that sincerity and
unity of spirit that bcipetks the accomplish'
tatat of ce4 results.
-la autespttsf to tress tbe U fc 8. railroad
la foeex of a eaal trala IheMner day at this place,
resulted la tbt death of a hen which Charles
Decker wat ortrtag.
-Wasatagtoa Catap, No. tot, p. o. S. of A.,
of AcjumMcoU. hate elected the fallowing ofa
cert for tbt tueateg tern : Past President, D,
O. tHftap, r-resMtat, K. OUwtati vlet presi
de, W. MtCMtaads recordlax and financial
teeretary. U 0. Jtetbttat. M. of f. K-ttrohl;
0a4 eater. A MeFarita. BOLDtan.
A Surgical Operation performed.
A very critical operation has been performed
by Dr. O. W. Snyder upon a row belonging to
Danser, of Beaver Run. The pallent was suffer
ing from protrusion of the uterus, that Is, the
womb being exposed and In a gangrenous con
dition, and bad attained an enormous size by
the time the Dr. wat called In. A surgical oper
ation was the only means of saving the animals
life, which consisted in removing tbe greater
part ot the uterus. The animal being pi egnant,
the foetus was also remored. and a sneedv re.
covery was the result, to tbe great surprise aud
entire satisfaction of Mr. Danzer, who Informs
us mat nt is extremely wen pieasea, as me cow
is a verr valuable one. and regards the opera
tion as almost a miracle. Mr uanser thinks It's
nulte a blessing to have a man In our midst who
is rally quaunca ro penorin an surgical opera
tions ana to relieve, or cure ait mimenis lo wuicn
ai.lmal flesh Is heir to. He has our best wishes
for bis titure success and prosperity.
SUBSCRIPTION lVAvVS.
Dr. Tuckerman, editor of tbe tf ertmen, Cleve
land, bas taken some pains to collect and com
pile the decisions of the United States Court on
this subject, and gives the result of his investi
gations, the following:
Dyspepsia
Make the lives of many people miserable,
and often leads to telf-destructlon. Distress
after eating, tour stomach, sick headache,
heartburn, loss of nppetl te, a faint, " all gone "
testing, bad taste, coated tongue, and lrrcgu-
niatrnoa lultr ot 11)0 bowels, are
tJiairoas t3fl,0 0f lne moro comm0n
AftOr tyrnptoms. Dyspepsia does
Fntlnr not Kct we" 01 ltscIf- 11
Kuuiifj ycqnljtg careful, persistent
attention, and a remedy like Hood't Sarta
parllla, which acta genUy, yet turely and
efficiently. It tones tho ttomach and other
organ, regulate the dictation, create a
good appetite, and by thut etnt
overcoming the local syrup- K
torn rcmovct tht tympa-HoaclaCnO
Uietlo effect ot tbe disease, banishct tbt
headache, and refreshes tht tired mind.
"I have been troubled with dyspepsia. I
had but little appetite, and what I did cat
14 -. distressed mo, or did mo
"P1" little good. In an hour
OUrn after eating I would expe
rience a falntneti, or tired, all-gone feeling,
at though I bad not eaten anything. My trou
ble, I think, wat aggravated by my business,
which It tbat of a painter, and from being
more or lest tbut np In a Omt
room with fresh paint Last .oour
spring I took Hood's Sana- otomaolt
rill took three bottles. It did me an
Immense amount ot good. It garo me an
appetite, and my food relished and satisfied
tht craving I had previously experienced."
Qsonax A. Paas, Watcrtown, Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists, flitlxforgs. rreparedosly
y & I. ROOD CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mat.
IOO Dosos Ono Dollar
Attention!
At REHER'S
DRUG STORK.
By the single bottle, by 1-4 and 1-3 dot.
fuantltles, and In Jobbers lot at Jobber
f ice, Uood's Sarsaparilla can always be
ak ItllYZU
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of Jonii ScnwARTZ, Oeceased.
Letters of Administration nn th estata of John
Schwartz, late of the Borough of Lehighton. Car
bon county, re nn sylvan I a, deceased, nave Dee n
granted to Horace Ileydt, residing In nald ttor-
1,1 who in an persons inaeDiea 10 saia es
ttre roiiMtflfl tn mfi.k a rmtmnnL a.nrl thnsn
ha vine claims or demands. torrmkA known the
same without delay. 1 10 It AC K UK DT.
luviiinii o Aicjui, Aiwiucy. AUUI I,
laWftHHJ
CAUTION.
tlnvlnir loaned In OIM nt.KR ItrmriRN. nf
"ranklin townihlp. Carbon county, l'a.,the fol-
fjwiuE property, 10 wis: 1 ii-q ttuii nun uea-
UK, v uit nmi i ai iur niiiTC, ? jLHUien, i oiliK,
lot nf Carpet and other articles. I hereby cau
lon the Dubhc not to meddle with the above
under penalty ot the law.
AARON P. SNYDKK,
Jan. 28,90-t3 Weissport, Pa.
Dissolution Notice.
' Notice is hereby given that the eo-partner-liln
exlstlne between .1. !.. llarleman nnd II.
W. llarleman, doing business at I'aekerton, Pa.,
under the firm name of J. h. UARLBMAN &
IlKO., was dissolved by mutual consent on the
14th day of January, A. I)., 1890.
The business, tlenernl MerchandUn. will. he
continued by the undersigned who will receipt
for all nmoiints due the fate firm, and pay all
claims avalnst them.
, J. I.. IIAIILEMAN.
Packerton, Pa., Jan. 16th, 1190-sw'
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned nffara hi. PA ItM. with rh
R.U1I.DINGS thereon erected, iituitit In Ma.
boning Valley, three miles from the lloroujh of
Uhlgiiton, Carnon County, Penna., at Private
Sale. The Farm comprises
Two Tracts of Land
separated bv a Public ttoad leading to nearer
Itun: the tract upon which the Buildings are
erected contains 12 Acre, more or less ; th Im
provements are a
Two-Story Frame Dwelling,
24 x 30 feet, with Kitchen attached. 13 x 14 teet:
liana Uarn. 28 x 30 feet, with Wagon Shed at-
Shop, it x 24 teet; bone Mill, 20 x 21 iret. and
otner outbuildings. The other tract contains 21
Acres, more or less.neariy all cleared and under
rood cultivation. The nroDertv Is an eliirlhln
one, and will be told at a reasonable price and
on easy termt. Apply on the premises, to
DAVID KUUNM.
octiK-mj- Mauonlng Valley. Pa.
Professional & Business Cards.
W. M Rapsher,
ITTORNEY amo COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
First door above the Mansion House,
MAUCH CHUNK PENN'A.
eal Estate and Collection Agency. Will Muj
iiu ocii iiciu fuiutir. ifUuvefuuciiiK neatly aone.
otiections promptly mane, settling Kstai
ec4uents a specialty.
-.iLKiisii auu uemian.
DENTISTRY,
Dr. J. A. Mayer & Sen.
Dr. GEORGE H. MAYER,
Graduate trom tbt Dental Department of the
University f Pennsylvania,
has opened an office In the same building with
tilt father, second floor In the Bay Window,
6 BROADWAY, MAUCH CHUNK, PA.,
and Is now prepared to receive every onem need
ui.n.w,j ucuuil SC1IL-Di unet-39-u
made. Settling Estates ol
May be consulted In
nov. is-vi
W. G. lYX. Selple,
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON,
J0UTH STREET, - - - LEHIQHTON.
May be consulted In English and German.
pecfal attention given to Gynecology.
Office Itotrns; From 12 M. to 2 P. M., and
rom 6 to 9 P. M, mar. 3t-yl
WSBANG'S SHAVING SALOON, opposite the
.... . .w.... u,,M.B, i iicauquaiters ror
having and hair cutting. Cigars & tobacco told
.TS F?.8- PODEIIKH, under the Exchange
M iiuwi. suoci, iur a smootn snave or a
ashionable hair cut. rw- ntn.ert o. u..h.,.
Boeder's Hair tonic, cures Dandruff.
Rarjenold,
SWEAR OFF
Paying Big Prices for Fur
niture
mch OrriOK .-Over J. W. Kaudenbush'
Liquor Store,
BANK STREET, LEHIGHTON.
uentistry In all its branches. Teeth Extracted
without Pain. Has administered when requested.
Office Days WEDNESDAY of each week.
P.O.addiess, ALLENTOWN,
Jan 3-yl Lehigh county, Pa.
F. I. SMITH, D. D. SM
Office opposite the Opera House,
Bank Street, Zeh hton, Pa.
DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Filling and making artificial dentures a special
ty. Local anesthetics used. ,
Uas administered and Teeth Fxtracted WITH
OUT PAIN.
OFFICE HOURS i From . m., to 12 m., from
1 p. ID., to 0 p. m., irom i p. m., to o p. w.
Consultations In English or German
Office Hours at Ifaileton-Every Saturday,
Oct 18-87 lv
1. Subscribers who do not give express notice
new their subscriptions.
to the contrary are considered as wishing to re-
2. II subscribers order the discontinuance of
their periodicals, the publisher mny continue to
senu mem until an arrearages are paiu.
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
periodicals from the post-office to which thev
ar directed, thev are responsible until thev
have settled their bills and ordered them dis
continue..
4. It subscribers move to other places without
iniorming tuo puousner. ana tue papers are
sent to me lormeraaaress.meyareneia responsible.
B. Toe Courts have decided that refusing to
take periodicals from the office, or removlnc
ana leaving mem uncaueu ior, is prima racie
t intentional irauu.
evidence ol
6. It subscribers pa:
in ndvance they are
DOM THEY GO!
Blankets,
Boots
Shoes
AND-
VCIM. MO UO The Remedy for Inaoesuuk.
' I A remedy reccoinmenaed for patients tfflleted
at tho EaKle Store. Don't mits ? WW m85&
V,o.- nMJnt.4 t,-..:. rS?Pifa ,'?" h tb'oat tnd lungs.
vuvoi. uuMuvuuvmvu uaiKaiuo. wu wait luriueurat symptoms or in. ols-
' 1 ease befnrA .rn ,1 n r. tliM ... ...1 v.... - lu,.
naua ior use uit inonir
Epwerth Lae.
The Epwortb League will held. Tem
perance meeting on Tuesday Meolnj, 3eHh
Inst. Tbt following It tbt program :
1. Devotional exereises.
2. Temperance Chorus, by a number el
young ladies.
3. Address, by tht Paster.
i. Quartette, b M lists Bertha HaHta.
btcb, Mabel Wbeailey, J. A. DarHsg and
Edward Hlbblei.
6. Sketch of J no. B. Gough, by C harks
Mens
ft. Duett, by Mitt Blanche Xramiraad
May Dungan,
7. Blackboard Lettoa, ei C, & H'etss.
8. Temperance Rtelttlloa, by ifUt
Bertha Hollenbach.
0. ringlng, by tbt Lttgut.
10. Tempeiaiice Rtadlng, br Mitt May
Dungan.
Everybody Invited to atttnd.
MO Ladles' and Ml Otttt
must be told In order to make leaat far
Spring goods, and we are offering ve saw
our 115 coats ar $8 W; our f 18 eealt at trl
onr $10 coal at 14.60; our 14 easts at
13 76. Remember Ibe plat n al t
belm't One I'nct Star OtetbUf flt.
Jfaneh Chunk.
raekerWa Corrspadeae.
Tht assay tvleedi of Wm. Frtdtnek desire
ta te Mm a netaaer at tat school board. Mr.
Kredeittk It aa M aad rrspeeted tttlzefi.
- We are talented that leM Mryert will
set rearavc frees fsstirtom. TWs bsf so, b
wMagetafcaa ttvaaleal tec Kafrvlser. Mr.
Hey eft ha sata a gaed aMelal, thertfett let
Was be reteetid.
. McOsrtaay, ot Wttkesbsn. hat talaid
antsttatrtaia latttaaatf that ao other out-
Ms lawytr baa. Ht 1 tartwd, wary, putst-
eiaaa ts4 ready, itawwag aad ln). tleaatet.
per SMStlvt sad teas43 a plea. 11 U safe le
tay thai la hapartsat wmsaI U this
teaaty th Btatfal wttt ht eawtaytd.
-llMKatafttaaltht Has, W. M. Itapteer
ettt k a samMaU Kw rm4at Jadittf tail
atttftt. If Ills Use. fc n be a (artaMsMs
t4Mt. Mr. Kasaatr ha (a wtltV4tHr,
I a Waaeat. a UroitH saaskef. as iatty
wtHr, ttatfiTstiTt, )iitiiilaati, 4laMtd,
Hi (a4. as aed lar th Jadoaia. Mr. K.
Is papidtr. k4 it a tttattale sa4 taltiltd
sl(tj s94sl 9b syWaMWtJsjJswtl t4l WfcwtJ s4sVs9t
A ssaBstsBaSeseVa Btk-sLaSsaakta S tsVA lh tj , ti sal ! I tltTl sjslsl
wwr'tttjwatT rwtwasspvta satst) mw twttvtlfliwawtyti
at Oaaaty aMta. ) It tatg tsHl
Ma- aaAtta, tLBal seaateaatV I tali tetsl 1 M taBSeftsll LsV
ssjwsti Bssssjtasrsy Baa 9 tPatssyA sy4tssaleTtfa tww va7r wm
la w. srsi,T el Seal aatVea sstaasAaaaVah sist UaT M slit sir YVsk
ft fl osti ttstrv wH ftwfvttj A
UhsIaIJ sal fLjA. sjk as m m ea eji sf
tst-rejssssBsi atjt jtrajtraBssway v BBtBtssst ttressa sstaveji tasatsverta sssyw
My t M Am mm liM tmtv a U .
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j-AaaBBBa.AaBBBsV stf ftssata tltafc lanJ -n aTa aTlta ST SLava asysi fit
ttarapeiaSBr e ta aww ttttvteBtj essrw ssTtwsl'tBtB1ej tresej
aaf sWttsVtleT tajatjkfuft tsf kt Ikate gatssVsl - - i-i-vslkil
f; a J t a a wweatat. at ssraj Ttf sWatassj sajtBSBSBjasWsl stnssaejv 9
ta tar at atl H the letahtH Mt swat af K,
iav
bound to elve notice at the end ot the time. If
they do not with to continue taking it: otherwise
the puhllther is authorized to send It and the
subscriber will be responsible until an express
notice, wnn payment ot an arrearages, is sent
to too puuusuer.
The latest postal laws are such that newspa
per nubllihers can arrest anv one for fnind u he
akes a paper and refuses to pay for It. Under
his law the man who allows lila subscrlntlnn to
remain for some time unpaid aud then orders It
discontinued, or orders the postmaster to mark
f viuu. niiu uai o a pusuiiMru scut uiui
off the publisher, leaves himself liable to ar
rest ana nnc, mo same a tor tneic
SUNSEIHB AMD MOONLIOnT-1800,
Another Christmas and New Year's Annual
by "A Man," of th Itock Island Route,
Mow Iteady for Distribution.
The "Mova and lllrlt of America and adults
as well, who have read the Instructive pagesof
"watt-otcpnen- iisss), "voiragar'tisse), "j"e.
troleum, HMD, ''Coal and Coke," nsas). ana
"iron and Hirel," (last), will be pleased to know
mat me latest unt nriKiitest or tne ramous itock
istana srritt, "nuutniue ana MoontiKlit," (isso
now confidently awaits that chorus of approval
A a(AnM Invitlss thH Httenftnn nf hl InnnU.
lUve boy and girl visitors this year. In wonders
in we neavsns auovc, reveaiea uy inn telescope,
II tells them all about the sun, moon, planets,
. . 1 1 . . M .... I ...... An.&( .. ... I . t. I - ... r... .
tutnts, ud explains the Ian bv which they art
Severn ed. Tho acl leveuientt ot science la the
id of astronomical research are presented in
ItAfftiAffe ao dear as lo be easily understood bv
an readers. Tbe book fascinates, while It ele
vates aea improves.
'Xanthine ana tloonlteht" ftnmirles lit
pages, profusely lllusl rated with choice engrav.
lag (is covert ar ornamented with appro.
rial deslxns. beautllulir Piloted la colors.
raedftlly. It Is a Christinas gill to the ratrons
as or in hock isund I unite, ana wiu
and frlea.
e ttai pott-pal a to any pan ni yio woria tas
at tiin ntiiiiiiiai
Write your id.
aho prtvioat issues, II desired) at the nominal
acrieniiojct
colo, to Jelf BXBAtllAA, u, T. 6 P,
arte of lea fit! cent Der coo v.
drw ptaftuy. and Inclose ten (10) cents In
aajwarw
A IVadr's serfli Companion.
. vAlrtrCniU)lTH.a new book by,Dr.
Jatia fi. Dye. oae ot New York' most skillful
aai results trow causes easily uuuer-
p roves it
Hhout su
tells bow loovsr.
tlfXI
ROBERT WALP. iiV.ed.T'ith
on band for nse the moment Is I
ueKirctca me innaenu nas a ten.
If you want to est a coed rtllratj
a patltrt tigataV. ffcaf
salt tlaay ta aha teaaaeas. saa tea aad tt
ll tleaxlv prove bat any
taraeeaaeaiDeiner wit
sav asta whatever. II ate
htr without tuflering
aa win
ateveas wanrtBg sie
All tat-r(vMs a&endl
Beta, swelled
ing pregnancy.
Dr. H. B. REINOHL,
Graduate of Fhlla. Dental College.
DENTISTRY !
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
'ersemtion of the Teeth a Specialty
OFFICE HOURS: From 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
OAZ BALL, Uorket Square, Vlauch Chunk
BRANCH OFFICE:
EAST - MAUCH - CHUNK
Tarn floors North of Post-Offiee.
OFFIPK HOURS: T t ua. m. and 6 to 7 p.
AprtlM-SB'
FRANK P. DIBHL,
NORTH BTREET,
Practical Blacksmtth& Ilorteshoei
Is prepared to do al work in his lint
In the best manner and at th lowes
drlces. Please cedl. aera-eo-jy,
AN
WAT
.- fAtA. sva..-.
1 1 WM
i aaA Miihlr audaraed
At th wtf's l rut prlvat com nan- send lull rUtulars.
EAST
GET A GOLD WATCil.
Only $1.00 a Meek.
We ire now forming Clubs for tbe fines1
Gold, Gold Filled tod Silver Welches mnu
isetured lor twin lames too uentiemin.
We put in these walrhtt a movement mid
h either or me lonowine comptnies: cieu
Waltbtm, Ilampdeo, etc, to suit Ibe purchat
er.
A club for a void watch at 40.00, consists n
lorly members, and earn mmoer ya siw i
week. A drawins it mtde once week, em
the number whoso ntme is drawn gets b
w.lrh immrdiilelr. he still wntlnuini to p
11.1,0 a week until he hit psid for it, al wbld
time each and all lortv member, will bave re
ceived and paid for bis wslcb. Tbe Istt penni
tn receive hit watrb will be mtde a present o
abtodaomechaln.
OUR GUARANTEE.
Every article bought from ua mutt be jutl a
represented, and we ere willing al any and si
limes in make rood th failure of any arttel
told, lo be tt represented. This it the Best
Cheapest aud mntt Convenient wy to bay
wslch thrnueh our Co operative Club Svttini,
We live first rltst Elgin or Wtllhtm slen
winding: nd selling movement, which
cusrantee lor two years. Tbe esse is wtrran
rd, by written guarantee to wear lor twent,
veers.
Th above Is why we give yon more for you
money than any one else and why we tre do
ing tbe Isrgeat witch busintts loth world
We sell onlr first m.tlitv (foods. Why not b
sn owner ol Gold Witch whenever you hav.
th thanreto get one. Join the club al Obce
only $100 down and then fl.OOawttk not!
th wal.th it paid.
Please rail or send roe Tout nam and ad
drest and I will call st vourhouw end show
II
HtaMtaat
tsrrefteni
lV IMtssMaU. HwltJ save you great rtln, . AtenU wsnted
aa4 aeetttty yaar me ataa ito-msi sian p ror ..j .i.-,!.,.
ettMSArs, wtstawauusana corn atn- , " .
I M u wvenipo, aqoists. IJlIJIUliKn 33. KKlltllUs
by physlcltns you iimples, nr if you are vl distance I w
tverjwher. Writ foi
CHARLES M,
There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as th Ivery."
They, are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine. ,f
Ask for. i.
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it
Tis sold everywhere.
THE OLD STORY
OM Daniel: ettt of patient with hit
poor ravtr.
RAZORS, PO0KKT KNITB8, STRAP.
SQAYIITO SOAP. &.
Clcgant line of (3 old Peat and Holderj
Kloe for Obrlttotat Prtttnts at,
THOMAS' Goiaeaotar:Phannacy,
Bask Stmrt, LKntanroTV, VamtA.
Pmcrlptlent a Specialty,
HOTOGRAPH
GALLERY,
Permanently lecated near Valley Depot, for
Cabinets snd Family Croups. Old pictures cop
led and enlarged, augto-ent
Hi L FREY,
announces to the people of Le
highton 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 of
Suitings, Pantaloonings
and Overcoatings.
which ho will furnish at from 10
to 15 per cent, lower than any
other house. Fit and workman
ship guaranteed. .ugusuvu-
For Newest Designs and Moil Fashionable
Stylet af
DRESS GOODS.
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, .
PROVISIONS.
SILVERWARE, &c., &c.
GO TO
E. H. SNYDER,
Bank Street, Lohlghton.
Goodt guaranteed and prices as low as else
where for the tamt usllty of goods.
July 18, 1884 ly
AND DEAL AT-
e House.
a.J aaaa bsb-
bcnwanz'SbigFurniiir
sans
South Bank Street, Lehighton.
Our stock is sully as tjomplete as that carried bv city dealers
and our prices are unquestionably much lower than the sam
Quality, Style and Finish in
Bed Room and Parlor Suites, Lounges,
Book-cases, Tables, &c
OOP" Particular atteation paid to Embalming and Undertaking
Call, learn our terms and see our immense stock, uneauallud
in this town or the Lehigh Valley.
Our annual sales of Bleached and Brown Muslins of every
description already inaugurated is progressing most satisfactory.
It is well known that the prices of Cotton Goods of all makes
and grades are decidedly firm. In fact, manufacturers and com
mission houses have advanced a few ot the more prominent brands
Having made nbundant provision for ihis sale dui ing tho
utumn months the advance does not affect us, and the result of
this provision is now evident to those who will examine our stock
of all the well known and popular brands of
Shirting, Sheeting. Pillow and
Bolster Cases.
Full yard wide Brown Muslin,
Full yard wide Bleached Muslin
5c per yard
6o per yard
OS
634 Hamilton St., Allentown.
YOU HAVE OUR THANKS
For Favors Showered on Us in the Past
We Kindly Solicit
Continuance of the same in the Future
The big rush of the holiday season had the effect of break
iner our large stock all to pieces, but we have filled up ncain and
are now ready to show customers tho litrgest and best stock of
Fine Groceries and Confections,
Silverware, Jewelry, Toys, Fancy Goods,
to be lound in tbis town, at prices astonishingly low when com
pared with quality of goods.
Orc tto-pc ? OUR Oyster Cafe is open every day and both
jy cad O Ladies and Geutleraen will find the ytff
best accommodations.
OE" Parties, weddings and festivals supplied with Ice Cream,
Fruitb, Oysters or other delicacies at Bhort notice.
NUSBAUM & CULTON,
V. ntsum, MAttuBert- ..
Opp, the Park, Lehighton.