ORlfilHAL CHEAP CASH STORE More of that Uei man Table Linen has come. This is n (14 inch extrn heavy Cream Linen with a neat red be i dor, I mm the fatherland. 75 conkiavnrd. Ought to be $1 00. Heavy Navy Blue Chin'z with pretty 'iold Figures, 12 ceiits a yard. Veilings in light, medium and heavy: weights in all colors are here at low prices. We are already showing a great variety of new patterns in Embroidery and Xticos. Longc bottles of Imported Bay Hum, with sprinkler top, 50c. Worth 7oc. Zarge bottles of Cologne, 8 in, highfor handkerchief and toi let use, 25c. Wortli 40c. We have just opened a new line of Gents Fine Shoes, made , over new shaped lasts. These Relorm fchoes will give the wearei comfort and service. The construction of these slices is entirely different from those heret( fore placed on the market J. T. TTUSBAUM, panic Street, between South Sheet and Plum Alley. LehlKhton, I a. The Carbon Advocate SATURDAY. FEUKUAUV 15, IpllO LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP. The names of tlio thoroughfare run ning north and south' liuye been changed by Council, Hereafter they will be iloslg rated as 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and go on up to 14th ; the names Uauk, Lehigh. &c., xredio. ped. This new idea won't mil everybody, but the change will have Its practical brut-tits some years from now, when wo aio a much bigger town than at present, witlr an elec tric railway, (lie alarm, a halt dozen wards and innumerable 01 her ihlug that wedon't have uow, you know. A committee of Lchle.li Hoot: & Ladder Company, No. 1, of town, waited on the town council Tuesday everliiK with the prayer that a hose house, &e be elected for their use. This Idea Is a good one, and the sugeesllon of this paper made some time since that the uuiUliiijs be umdea lown ball with rooms - for the cotinell, school diieciois, tc.. Is euibodird, and council Is giving the mailer their cuiisiileiailuii. Lei Us hope il will be Willi uooil leaulls. Ida Uraham and May Nlikej, outig ladies connected with the Duncan Cluiku Minstrels, are artistes of tare merit, ami u promising future is before them. Willi voices well cultured and excellent natural talent, combined with ll.e grace, vivacity and beauty of modern Venus' they become popular favorites at sIkIH "I'll theatre goers, who are readllv capilyaied by their gracious amiabtlil tti.d excellent, acting. A borough ordinance thai allows drov ers to drive pigs on our pavements must bu Tery defective or the ollicera are exceed ingly lax In perfoiming their duty. This was the case Pridai when pigs and driver had possession of the tiaNemeiil and pedes trians were compelled lo lake lo the si reel. This Is the evening of the nineteenth cen tury don't let II happen again. The fellow who was mid by St. Feler thai the elevator went down lo the bottom of the sea to draw up that somen hat abused character, McUlnty. can 11 ml satisfaction In the fact that David Kblicri, the Jovial llvcryn t.n, Is still hiring oul teams al his old stand on North street. Trices lowest. The grand drawing under the auspices of. the Ariuti Cornel liaud. lo come otf on the 8th proximo, promises successful lei in Inajlou. The list of prizes Includes some valutU lj articles. The tickets aie unl a dime; what's the matter with taking a few of 'em? Capt. Joseph S. Webb, will open his restaurant lu Schwartz's building eomeiluie during the early psrt of next mouth. A regular bill of fru will be prepared and the restaurant, if propel Iv patronized, will be. come a fine acquisition lo our little citv. Urinliman Bros., have just completed a beautifu Columbia mai hie uwutiuieut fur an East Penu party. H Is a handsome piece of work and tefiVcls credit on the builders for ability as first class sculptors. A haudtume new sign, viz: "I S. Koch, Registered Clear Manufacturer," bung under the awning in front of his es tablishment on soulh Dank street, attracts the attention of pedestrians. . Butcher Chailey .Miller, of Welsspor;, has opened a meat maikel In the store room latelj vacated b the Singer Sewing .Machine Comnany on Hank street, Stoves, beaters, ranges and all kinds of tinware at ltr. Si Kuhn's smvc store on north Hank street. Prices the very lowest and quality of goods the best. Mine-host Mantz. of the Exchange Tlote), Is the owner of a new bay burse, "Box," 025 In weight, which Is said o he an excellent rider. Remember tho low prices on curtain polls and window sha les al Luckeiibach's Mauch Chunk. flair, tooth, cloihe and blacking brushes and combs at Luckeiibach's Mauch Chunk. A careful perusal of the advertise roents will pay the bujer who wants bar gains. Full line of Ingrain and Brussels car pets iu Henry Schwartz, on Hank st. All the new books at Luckeiibach's Maucb Chunk. 'Eagle Cash Store." Down they go to make room for NEW SPRING GOODS. The stock includes bargains in Blankets, Boots, &c. Agent for the Ptyro.i Pombinn. tion Fencing for Poultry nntl Farming Purposes. Its Cheap. Obme aud look at samplrs, ROBERT WALP. L. Y. Xtvutd us, STwUiiJajikSV eS Peoples Society" will meet In the basement of the Reformed cnuich next Monday evening Feb. 17th, after the usual devotional exercises the following programme will be rendered: Recitation, Aflsi Jennie Trainer; yocal duett, Misses K. Koons and Ida Irwin; select reading, MUsSavilla Faust; sketch, Miss Llzzlu Montz; recitation, Harry S ockrr; solo, Miss Maty Farren; select reading, Harry Trainer; essay, Jno, Solioll. The, new county bridge across the Le high' river will bo open for travel in a few days If nothing unforseen occurs. The iron work Is rompleto and Is now being painted and work has been commenced on the ap proaches on this side. Now then, let the proper borough olQcers see that a stone walk substantial and alike creditable to the del Is at once laid from the bridge to tlui Vallav House. Don't put this off, but get lu work and do It. A question receiving Its duo share of agitation just now Is the macadamuatlon of Rank street. Business men, private citizens, men and women, In fact, every body, little and big, rich and poor, have something to say on the subject. The Cottncl manic body have the grip on It too and when the robins nest again work will be commenced on Its improvement. At a meeting of the recently elected directors of the Lehigh ton Cemetery As soclatlon on Saturday last, the following board of officers were elected for the ensu ing year: President, Theodore Kemerer; secretary, John Seaboldt, Jr., treasurer, Jahlon Relchard; superintendent, Owen Klotz. ' Il'lth live and progressive men filling the several borough offices, and a little push on the part of our business and monled men Lehlghton will move on and prosper. Let us "get together," Democrats, Repub licans, Prohibitionists and everybody and make 1800 notable for Improvements. The new baso ball park on Heilman's Hill, will be 830x450 feet and be enclosed by a six foot board fence. Should the weather continue favorable work will be commenced during the early part of next month. The first game will likely be played about April 12. Our young friend Abraham Wolfe, of Mahoning stieet, was one of the secretaries at the Weathcrlv local Institute last Friday. He made a very creditable officer, and for favors the Oaiiuoh Advocate Is thankful. Jiessrs. Fehr & Butler, civil engineers, prcscutcd to Council on Tuesday evening a well executed plan er plot of the borough with thoroughfares running to fourteenth street, which was adopted by that body. Tax Collector William Schadel, who has filled the above office creditably to the people for two years Is out In to-day's paper announcing himself as a candidate forru election. lo the olllce, Regular services In the Presbyterian church wl'l he held at 10:30 a. m , and 7:30 in., on Sunday. A cordial Invitation Is extended by the congregation to the public. Engine No. 189, on the Valley road, run. into the coal schules at the dump on Filday afternoon and succeeded in smash- tig the cab, Ac, of the engine. The best place In town town to buy our furniture. Is at Kemerer it Swartz'i, north Bank street. Biggest stock and lowest prices. Peter Helm, after being confined to the house for two weeks, is about again and will be pleased to see old friends at his boot and shoe store. -A I members of Ifaj. Klotz Comtnand- ery. K G. K., are tequested to attend the regular meeting this (Friday) evenlojr, at 7:30 o'clock. . -The population of Lehlghton was In creased last week by baby boy additions In Urn families of Joseph Hess and Frank Acker Council have called In all outstanding bills with a view of winding up the ac counts of the fiical year about coming to a close. Before the battle the Advocate would advise the election of only the very best men lo the several elective offices. A flue line of all the various grades In carpets can be seen at Kemerer & Schwartz's, Lehlghton. Price lowest. -Elect good men only to the offices of public trust and confidence, and a creditable borough government will be the result. If Tuesday's election would vote In a live Board of Trade tbe town might have something to be thankful for. Fred Aflller Is around again after a two weeks' Illness with pleurisy. ELECTION TICKETS. This office Is equipped for the printing of ELECTION TICKETS In good style and at prices lower than tbe lowest. Com mittees will do well to call here before go ing elsewhere. PEOPLE tTlIO COME AND GO. Personal Gossip about People who Tlslt and co Visiting. Dentist George Meyers, of the Couuty Seat, was a visitor In this city on Sunday, Thomas Manlz, of the Exchange, did buslnets In New Jersey on Tuesday. Rev. M, A. Mehrkam aud wife, of Columbia, .visited the tolks at home this week. Mrs. C. A. Alexander,of Philadelphia, Is visiting II. V. Jbrthlmer and family on north First stieet. Airs. Mary Miller, of Allentown, was the guest of Miss Ida Jfanlz, at the Ex change over Sunday. George Kearney and son, of Phlladel pbla. speut Sunday at the David Ebberl residence on North street. If. A. Peters circled among numerous friends in the City of Brotherly Love dur the early part of the week. J. II, Datizer, of Heaver Run, spent a few das last week with bis brother Dr. W. H. Danzer, at Ilaileton, John W. Longkammer, a popular otitis man of Packerton, was crushing hearts at Hazleton over Sunday. Mrs. M. G. Clauss and Mrs. Ckarles Sella, were called to Bethlehem on Satur day by Uouncxeecled death of a relative a young daughter of Wm. Trelbeway. The .Advocate sanctum was graced br the presence of that whole-ssu1e4 and genial Democrat, James T. Mulbearn. of I.ansfdrd, on Monday. Mr. il. will be a candidate for County Treasurer before (be next Democratic nominating convention E37Cbeap election tickets at this office. Omcert to be Elected, At the cuiulng borough election on Tuesday the following offices are to be yoted for: One Burgess. Two Councllmen for three years. One Councilman for one year. Two School Directors. Two Inspectors. One Tax Collector. One Overseer of the Poor. One Judge of Election, On Auditor, The "Vouinc COUNTY CHIT-CHAT. The County Soourtd for Ieal Hash of it Digestible Character. Valentine Newmeyer, of New Mahon ing, a veteran In the lato war and a u- spected citizen, Is very seriously ill. Numerous improvements aio content plated at Ulen Onoko during the coming spring by the Lehigh Valley Company. Butcher Val Newmeyer, Jr., of Ma boning township, has erected a large butchering establishment with all modern Improvements and conveniences. While, engaged cleaning house on Mon day at the house of Mrs. James Nothstcln, New Mahoning. A loaded revolver which was lying on a shelf tell lo the floor and exploded, the bullet entering the right side of Miss Ida ll'ebr, a young lad lodging near the shoulder on a line with the spinal cord. Thejoutig ladv will re cover, but is now In a serious condition. Honey Brook had quite a sensatlou last week caused by tho elopement of a handsome- joung Irish girl with a Uungar Ian. Tho girl, Bays a correspondent, Is well educated, good-looking and of ery respectable family, conrections. The pair went to Uazletou on Monday, but up to Thutsday thoy could find no minister who would marry them, when they wont to Jersey and were united. rarryvllU Splinters. John Fraebel, of Weathcrlv, was a visitor here over Sunday. MlssSallle Pctttt Is sojourning with Bethlehem relatives and friends. Rev. D. A. Med ar, Presiding Elder of the PottsVlllo District of the Evangelical Association, officiated al services hero this week. While engaged In making a coupling of two cars, John Wisler, of Fire Line, employed by the Crane Iron ll'orks, had a finger caught In the bumpers and so badly mashed as to necessitate amputation. Xfto employes In and about the Iron furnaces here have organized themselves Into a general relief association and will meet once every mouth In the school hall. The objects of the new organization aio indeed crtditablc, and we hope succe s Will smile benignly on them. Qui.st. TVeatheoly Squibs. G W, Aflller Is disposing of some of his goods at public auction this week. This Is to reduce his stock to make room fur the spring trade. The Democratic nominating conven tion was held on Thursday evening in Miller's Ua'. The Republicans wl 1 meet at the same place on Saturday eveulug. The very best men should be elected. A twelve year old girl of George Wet zel, living oh the west side, was sent on Saturda) to do some shopping and, while on her way crossing Black Creek on the plank walk, she fell Into the stream and was drowned. Her body was tlhcovered on Sunday morning near tho planing mill. Among the visitors In towi on Tues day we noticed, Co.. Broadliead. of Pack- erton; Messrs. O'Uonnell and Monroe, of Hazleton, candidates for poor director ol the Middle Coal Field Pool Disttlct. The withdrawal of Glldca, the regu arly nomi nated Democratic candidate, leaves that party without a candidate. A local Institute was held here last Saturday which, taking into consideration the inclemency of the weather, was largely attended, not only by teachers from this nd of the county, but also from Hazleton and Hazle township, faupt. Uarman, of Hazleton, and Supt. Fallon, of Hazle twp., both participated in the exercises aud made stirring speeches. These superintendents, and other teachers from Luzerne who were present, are gentlemen who take a great Interest In the subject of education, it. Cheap election tickets at this office. Xakerton Paragraph. James Martin and family will occupy the new dwelling on Sunrise Point. The building Is the property of Despatcher Thomas Harleman. Saturday evening, 15th lnst., in the school bouse, a convention will meet to select a ticket to be voted for at the com ing election. All votets are Invited to be present. It is to be a citizen ticket, there fore, all are interested. Let the best men be selected, especially for the office of school director. There are a number of men likely to be candidates for school director. Among the number who are mentioned are John DeRoacb, at present a director, Alexander Snjder, Wm. Frederick, John McKeivev, Alfred Vanscotct and C. B. Weiss all good men. The 'district would mako no mistake in selecting either of those named. John W. Koons, of Jamestown, is mentioned for Justice-of the Peace. Mr. Koorfs is a citizen comman 'Ing the respect of all who know him. Ills health Is poor. and the ofilco would very likely aid him sosaewbat in his effort to earn a tivllhood We hope be will receive the nomination and election. We understand that a proposition is made to buy tbe Methodist church build Ing on tbe Hill, and convert It Into a school house. The rapid growth on the Hill re. qulies a new school building, and If thU property can be bought at a reasonable figure, It should be done. The district Is not rich enough to warrant much of an outlay, therefore, this seems lo be the op portunity. Let tbe tax pa; ers consider the proposition. To the Voters of Lehlghton, The undersigned announce himself to the voters of the borough of Lehlghton for the office of tax collector for the ensuing year. Respectfully WILLIAM SCHADEL. &3T"tlckers printed while jou wait. A Good Hbow. The World Against ner" as produced In the opera house on U'ednesday evening by the Agnes Villa Company 'as excellent ly received by a large audience. Tbe play Is In flye acts, all of which aie arranged in the English melodramatic style, to secure change of scene and picturesque contrast and evry act ends with a proper crisis or situation. The points of special Interest to the audience were the scene of the meet. ing of husband and wife, when tbe hnsband comes to take away the child ; tt e attempti d abduction of the child on tbe highway by the husband's agents, and the rescue by a kindly showman and his wife; the scenes In the London garret and lu tbe coiner' cellar were also realistic graphic and In tense. A strong effect li produced by the contrast of a willful, headlong and nn scrupulous girl throughout the piece against the wife. Tbe great scene of the play Is, however, In tbe last act, when tbe husband and the villain come together al last and baye a square, stand np flgbt from the the shoulder. This encounter, admirably done, created the wildest txcltsment. The satns production will be rendered b this excellent company by request, on this Friday evening, February II, and tbose of mr people who fall to is 11 will talis jars, dramatis trsat. NEWSY WEISSPOWT. Local Jumble Blriuis Together liy the "Stroller." Things that will Interest you. Mrs. Cornelius Rnrlg, we rlgret to announce Is seriously 111 with dropsy. Andrew Weiss is happy on account of being the "dad" of a brand new boy. Mrs. Jacob Amur is convalescing from a long illness, lo iho pleasure of tor many friends. Miss Clara, daughter of 'Squlro John S. Aflller, la visiting her sister, Mrs. Uuttls, at Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Mary Snyder, of Wslssport, was In Allentown Monday the guest of friends. Allentown Critic. A few delinquent subscribers on tho Wclsspoit side are reminded of the fact that wo need money, so pay-up. It Is said that George Horn will open a barber shop near the canal bridge in a new building to be creeled for that purpose. Twelve now members were received Into the Evaugclical church en Sunday evening. The grand revival work con. tinues with interest. Charles Arner has sold bis traction engine, and drill to Aaron Snyder and Levi Schaeffer, who have removed the machine to Weathcrlv where they are engaged sink. Ing wells. Word received from our young friend B. F. Vogt Is to the effect that, baying completed a ten weeks course in phono graphy and typewriting in a school in Newark, N. J., he is now located in Philadelphia w hero he is completing his studies. Jesse Kromer, an old citizen of Carbon county, aud resident of Packerton for many yiara. was burled lu the cemetery hereon Tuesday; a large concourse of relatives and friends followed the remains to their last restlnv place. Deceased was the father of our townsman, Mr. John Kromer. The voters In the Independent School District, are again kindly cautioned by the the "Stroller' to elect to the office of school director ouly such men as represent intelli gence and capacity of judgment and power, so thai the school system will not be warped Into a secondary matter. Once more elect, only good men. In reply to a question put to the "Stroller" as to whether a County Com missioner can fill the ofilco of school direc tor, we will simply quote tbe law on the mailer, which says that "No County Com missioner shall be ineligible lo serve as n director of the public school during his con tinuance In ollice." Tho following gentlemen have been nominated on a "flag" ticket for school dlrectots, of which number only six are to be elected by the Independent School Dis trict: Thos. Ainer, R. J. Uongen, A. P. Andrews, Henry Ml ler, Henry Suiawlloy, George Euzian, William Fisher, Lewis Weiss, W. II. Whitehead, John Zern, Alex. Graver and James Rothermel. The Court has appointed Levi Horn to conduct the election. In about two weeks Rev. S. B. Brown, of tho Evangelical church, will leave for the annual conference which meets In Sliaiuokln. The reverend gentleman lias filled the charge here for two years pasl and has won a place lu the lender regards of his congi egatlon, who anticipate his return. Mr B. is a pleasant and agreeable gentle man, and a good preacher, ind the "Stroll er" echoes the wish for his return. Republicans Attention. The Republican voters of tbe borough of Lehlghton, are requested to meet at tho Exchange Uetel to-night (Friday) at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose of putting In nomi nation a borough ticket. Committee, A Pleasant Surprise. A verv pleasant surprise was tendered Mrs. F. D. Miller on the occasion of her birthday anniversary Monday evening, Those present and participating In the pleasures of the evening were W. G. Miller, wife and daughter, Thomas Zelgler and wife, Mrs. J. 3. Webb and daughter, Mes- dames William Shad'e, JCd. Ilunslcker, Constantlne Fortwangler, Wallace Snyder, Wallace Peters, Hcuty Drumbore, H'm. Wert, Everlt and Charles Kemerer and laughter, Misses Laura Honlz, Emma Williamson, Mary Rehrig, Minnie Moul- throp and sister and Lulu Wiedaw. The Ariou Cornet Band visited the housedurlng the evening aud discoursed a number of excellent selections In their splendid style. About Our Principal. Want of space prevents the puhll atlon of a communication on the Interesting local nstttu'e held t Weatherly by County Supt. Snyder las; Saturday, From the let- el, however, we produce the following refeteuce to our worthy principal of schools; Prof. F. J. Stealer, principal of theLe- highlo i schools, presented the subject of Cultivation of tho Moral Sense," in a practical w'ay by calling out a class, and upon Charles Bowman, one of the class, reading several selections, containing many good moral points, he distributed slips of paper to members of the class, containing pertinent questions on the selections read and had the same answered by tbe class, bus requiring them to exercise their judg. ment on tho moral question at Issue. Af ter thus Illustrating his method of teach lug by practical demonstration, the prof, closed by reading a carefully prepared paper on tbe subject," Mew Notion nnd Grocery Store. James Boyer has opened a notion and grocery store. In Ueld's new building on Lehigh street, and respectfully solicits a shard of tbe public patronage. 4t It's a Good One. Al. G. Field & Co.'s operatic minstrels made their Initial bow Vo a Jacksonville audience last night, and it was an audience that any company should have felt proud of The entertainment, from first to last. was the. beet In its way that has visited Jacksonville In a long time refiued and chaste lu every particular. Hie opening Is entirely different from that ever presented b a minstrel company a camp scene, a u.arch and drill, an eveu lug around the ca p ure, relieved by song aud s'ory. Ulliy Van. Al. U. Field and lummy IJonne.ly, as servants of tho officers furulshtd the fun. It was good wholesome fun, and there, was plenty of It, The sing ing, particularly the choruses, was har monious, and it was all encored. Al. G. Field s and Billy Van's lntrrlude caught the house. Major Kibble, tbe lightning drll man, handled a fourteen pound gun In a surprising manner. George Hassell, the male soprano, has a strong voice, which snows cultivation. Leanzo, the juggler, came next, and did suuie difficult work. Billy Van, In bis monologue, made a decided bit, bis songs being all new and good. Tbe statue clog was very artistic. Eddie Estus, the German equilibrist, is simply wonderful, his act Is one of the strongest featuios of the show. The immense audi ence left the opera house more than pleased ami arotner lull House win greet AL u Field and his merry minstrels to night wnen tusv give tneir nnai peilormapce. Tbe above named atti action will appear In Wleand's Opera House, Wednesday evening, February Sutb. Il is the best attraction of lu kind on tbe road. It Is the tame company (hat played litre last sasoa and gave tha boat of satisfaction. THE COUNTY SEAT. A Loeal Casket ef Live Happenings 1 eonal anil Otherwise. Sheriff Levan has seized and taken into execution the property of Ellas Shtok, confectioner, and will sell the same to sails fy a judgment, on Friday. Hon. K II. Snyder, of Lehlghton, and Hon. J. J. Gallagher, of Beaver Meadow, represented the Democracy of their ro specuvo onus or tut county in town on Wednesday. A popular and Influential Republican, and tho man who "delivered the goods" at the late convention, viz: Benj. J. Kuntt, of Lehighton, was a familiar figure on our streets U'ednesday, Clerk Arner Is busy copying the assess ment books to be ustd by the assessors In tbe several boroughs and townships In the county during 1890. Next year, 1801, tho regular trl-ennlal assessment will be made. William Kunkle, a oung man who luxuriated In our county prison, and was but recently released therefrom, Is wanted for robbing a German named John Spita ler, at Slatlngton, whom he lured into an alleyway aud "did up" for $5. Lehigh county's judge will sentence him. Tho Board of .Managers of tho V. M C. A. have decided to call J. e. Harder, now general sreretary nt Kingston, N. Y. to the general secretaryship of tho Mauch Chunk Association. Classes In short-hand writing, languages and hook-keeping have also been organized. The membership Is rapidly increasing. District Attornoy Fisher associate with Charles Sharkey successfully de fended the Interests of John Luke, Michael Luke and Maggie Luke, minor chlldred of Mary Luke, by her next friend M. KUIcn, for the death of the mother on the 10th of Jan. 1888 at Willow street crossing at 5th and 6th street Railway Company. A verdict for the plaintiff in the stm of $3000 was rcnuereu. Attorney iJisuin, one of tbe State's most famous corporation lawyers defend d tho luleiests of the street railway. PAY UP. Persons knowing'' themselves to be In debted to this establishment for job work or subscription arc requested to pay up at once. It is unnecessary to say that no need the money and must haye It A cross X opposite your namo has Its significance. Act accordingly ard don't be a clam. SUBSCRIPTION LAWS. Dr. Tuckormau, editor ol the Workmen, Cleve land, has taken some pains to collect and com pile the decisions of the United States Court on this subject, and gives the result of bis Investi gations, the following; 1. Subscribers who do not give express notlco to t'lo contrary are considered as ishlng to re new their subscriptions. 2. It subscribers order the discontinuance of their periodicals, the publisher mny continue to send them until allarrearagcs are paid. s. If subscribers nenlector refuse to take their periodicals from the post-office to which they are directed, they are, responsible until they have settled tholr bills ana ordered thein dis continued. 4. It subscribers move to other places without Informing the publisher, and tho papers are sent to the formeraddress, they are held respon sible. 5, Tne Courts have decided that refusing to take perlnalcals from the ofilco, or removhn: and leaving them uncalled for, Is prima facie evidence of Intentional fraud. ii. Tf subscribers nav In advance thev ara bound to give notice at the end ot the time if they do not wish to continue taking it; otherwise the publisher is authorized to send It and the subscriber will be responsible until an express notice, with payment ot all arrearages, Is sent 10 me puuiisner. The latest postal laws are such that newspa per publishers can arrest any one for f rami who takes a paper and refuses to pay for It. Under this law the man who allows his subscription to remain for some time unpaid and then orders it discontinued, or orders the postmaster to mark It " refused," and have u postal cjird sent noti fying the publisher, leaves himself liable to ar rest and fine, the same, as for theft. DIED. Gehbeb On the SOth day of January in West Penn, Reuben Gcrber, aged 80 yea.rs,7 months and lo clays. Hill On tbe 2nd dav of Februarv. in West Penn, Harriet, wife of Jonas Illll, aged ol j ears, 11 montns ana ?u days, Tbe Importance ot purifying the blood can not be overestimated, for without puro blood you cannot enjoy good health. At tills season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and we ask you to try Hold's rj. . 1 1 SarsaparllU. It strengthens reUUIIcU DUn,as up u,0 system, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. Tbe pecullar oomblnatlon, proportion, and preparatlen ot the vegetable remedies used give to Hood's SarsaparUla pecul- -p. 4.Cnf lar curative powers. No U I tool I other medicine has such a record ot wonderful cures. If you have made up your mind to buy Hood's SarsaparUla do not be Induced to take any other Instead. It is a Peculiar Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence. Hood's SarsaparUla Is sold by all druggists. Prepared by a L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. IOO Doaos One Dollar Attention! At REBER'S nnuo store By tha tingle bottle, by 1-4 and 1-2 doi, institutes, and In Jobbers lots at Jobbers lutces, Iloou'e SarsaparUla can always be nau. illirei Adjourned from February 18th. PUBLIC SALE Or VAMJAnLB FARMING STOCK. The undersmned will sell at publlotaleon the remises m ms iiniiow,MauouiiiK toHnsiilp Carbon county, t'a., ou Thursday, February 20. 1890 at ONE o'clock p. m., the following personal property, to-wit: i uuiiau, 3 cows. 1 llelfer 2 joung steers, 2 rive months old hogs, so chick ens. 1 one-hurse wacon. one snrlmr waizon. 1 si ugb, plows, harrows, cultivators, feed cutter chains, whims-trees, traces, nicks, hoes. Wheel barrow. lfiO bundles of straw. 2 tons ol lroou timothy hay. 11 bushels of seed potatoes t grain cradle, crowbars, cleveses, a lot of boards aud other hewed oak timber, and a variety of other articles too numerous to mention. Terms will 00 maae Known at tune and place 01 sale, by JOHN AUGK, NIs nollow, Mahoning twp. Admiaistrator's Notice. Estate of WIM4AM F. BEEVBlt. Deceased Letters ot Administration on tho estate of Wm. F. lleever.late. of Kranklln township, Car bon county, Pennsylvania, deceased, have been granted to J. W. Keller, redding lu said town ship, to whom all persons Irdebled to said et- are request mi 10 mane payment, Had Urate Mviugelatins or demand, will make the same J. W71tKt.l.Kn, AdtnlBlrtrtter . S. R. Oilram. Attorney. VTelstport. 1'a., Dec 30., Uw There are 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 remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for Ivory Soap . and insist upon having it. 'Tis sold everywhere. FRANK P. DIBHL, NOIITII STREET, t Practical Blacksmlth& Horsoshoer Is prepared to do al work In his lino -lu the best manner and at the lowest drlces, Please cnll. novzo-ftMy, Kewaa'dS StflD tnat Hawking and Spitting. I will give Flftv Dollars tor a case of Ta tarrh, Cold in the Head, Deafness, Hay rever, Aitectcci jaye sigut, Asthma or rhroat I rouble, I cannot cure with my Beacon Light Catarrh Cure. Send one dollar to my postoflico address for a bottle. I will in n 1 1 It to you at my expense Ilnr 1'over Cnred with Three llottles. HENRY A. ZOBRIST, 184 1-2 Exchange St.' Geneva, N.Y. 2-1-onn year. Administrator's Notice. ISstato of John Schwa utz, Deceased. Letters of administration on tliApfthitn nf.Tnhn Schwartz, lato of tho Borough of Ililgliton. far- granted to Horace lleydt, leslillngln said Ilor oiiRli.t whom all persons Indebted to said es tate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands, to make known tbe same nuuouiueiay. liuilAUls 111SYDT, t'rcvmaii & ltcydt, Attorneys. Adm's. DENTISTRY. Dr. J. A. Mayer &Scn. Dr. GEORGE H. MAYER, Graduato from the Dental Department of the University of Pennsylvania, hasopeuedanonico In the same building with Ids father, second floor lu the Hay Window, M BKOADWAY, MAUCH CHUNK, PA., and Is now prepared to receive every one in need of first-class tiental service. lune 8-89-tf Li ADVOCATK OFFICE. Is he:l,irin.-rter fnr shavingana haircuttlng. Cigars & tobacco sold O TO FltS. ltODRltRlt. miller th l,'rhnn jiuici, Miiiiiiatiei'i, ,ur li Hinooui snavo ora lashlonable hair cut. t3T Closed on Sunday's. uoeucr siiair tonic, cures Dandruff. Paying Big Prices for Fur niture AND DEAL AT- icnwanrsbigMirnimre House, South Bank Street, Lehighton. Our stock is sully as complete as that carried by city dealers and our prices are unquestionably Qualily, Style and Finish in Bed Room and Parlor Suites, Lounges, Book-cases, rjgjlPl'articular attention paid Call, learn our terms and see in this town or the Lehigh Valley. Our annual ssiles of Bleached and Brown Muslins of evcrv 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 1 1 ave advanced a lew of the more prominent brands Having made nbundant provision for this sale duiinc the Autumn months the advance does tins provision is now qvidentto of all the well known and popular brands of Shirting, Sheeting, Pillow and Bolster Full yard wide Brown Muslin, I'ull yard wide Uleached Muslin 634 Hamilton For Favors Showered on Us in tbe Past We Kindly Solicit A Continuance of the same in the Future The big rush of the holiday season had the effect of break ing our large stock all to pieces, but we have filled up again and are now ready 'to show customers the largest and best stock of Fine Groceries and Confections, Silverware, Jewelry, Toys, Fancy Goods, to bo lound in this town, at prices astonishingly low when com pared with quality of goods. TTfl 1 PT1 t.l Tl PQ We have a very ,arS assortment. v aKji. biuco, Thfty incIudo the ,atest novoltie8 at the lowest prices. Parties, weddings and Fruiu, Oysters or other delicacies at short notice. NUSBAUM& CULTON Opp. the Park, Lehighton. THE OLD STORY Old Dominlck oat of patience with fall poor razor. , RAZORS, POCKET KN1TE3, STRAPS, S HAYING SOAP, Ac. Blegant line of Gold Pans and Holders Nice far Christmas Presents at, THOMAff.GoldenlMotarSPliarmacy, Bank Sthsbt, Lsntairroir, Pcnha. Prescriptions a Speclaltr. I'HOTOGRAPH GALLERY, 1'ermaiientlv lecated near Valley Depot, for Cabinets and Family Groups. Old pictures cop led and enlarged. auglO-1) Hi L. FREY, announces to tho people of 1 ,? highton and vicinity that he lias 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. aurnstsvn: For Newest Designs and Most Fashions ole Styles ef DRESS GOODS. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. SILVERWARE, &c, &c. GO TO E. H. SNYDER, Bonk Stroot, Lehlghton. Goods guaranteed and prices at loir as else where for the same utlity of goods. July 18, 18SJ ly WEAR OFI much lower than the same Tables, &c to Embalming and Undertaking our immense Btock, unequalled not affect us, and the result of those who will examine our stock Cases. - 5c per yard ... 6 per yard St., Allentown. THAN festivals supplied with Ice Cream. KS -GO TO- "Comer Store" Bottled Gherkins, ;W et PickV les, Chow-Chow, Onions, Tablo Sauce, Horse-radish, Cauliflow er, Catsup, Mixed Fickjes, Cel- ery Sauce, and all kinds of choice J ellies and table necessaries'. In Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware &c. M'o lead, both In low prices ud quality o goods. Our largo slock Is displayed to da vantage, an Item which purchasers wll certalulj greatly appreciate. REMEMBER THE Cokner Store, LEHIGHTON PA. tef JBUlev Weissport Planing MANUFACTURER OF Window and Doon Frames Doors, Shutters, Blinds, ashes, Mouldings, Brackets, AND DEALER IN All Kinds of Dressefl Lnmlier Shingles, Failings, Hemlock Lumber, &c, &c. Very Lowest Prices. -AT THE Central Drug Store, OPP. THE PUBLIC SQUAnil Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa., IS HEADQUARTERS FOR Pure Drugs and Medicines, Fine Soaps, Brushes, &c, &c, Choice Wines and Liquors, Largest Assortment of Library Lamps I Wall Paper and Decorations I Spectacles ! When you buy a pair ot Shoes you want a food fit. Hut If you need SPECTACLES tt Is much more Important that the EYE should bs accommodated with correct lenses and a proper ly fitting frame which will brins the leuses di rectly before tho centre ot the eye. If you buy your spectacles at Dr. Horn's you will And th abdre points properly attended to. PERSCRIPTIONS Caefally Componiiefi OctlMSCT Bank Street, Lehighton, Is Headquarters for TPall Paper and Ceiling Decor ations, Window Shading Painters Supplies, etc. Particular attention Is paid to house and sign painting and paper haiiKlur. Val'ntlne Schwartz is In charge during my absence and all work will metre prompt attention. PACKERTON HOTEL, Midway between Mauch Chunk & LeulghtoD, Z. U. O. HOM, Proprietor, PACKERTON, . - Pima. t his well-known Hotel Is admirabl refitted, and has tbe best accommodations for permaneijt and transient boarders. Excellent Tables aud tha rery best Liquors. Stables attached. laos-yl E. F. Ltjckenbach, PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER IIANO INO, HOUBE AND SIGN PAINTING AND CIKAININU. Competent workmen sent to any part of the county. ' HEADQUARTERS FOn - Wall Fairs, Borflers Oecoratiiis. Largs assortment, and the latest styles. Boots, Stationery, Fancy Ms WINDOW SHADES. All grades. Shade making and putting ap promptly attended to. Paints, Oil, Varnish, Putty, Brushes & general Painters' Supplies. No. 61 Broadway Mancii Clunk Pa. Helow the Broadway House, ALE 8ME WANTED. to canvass for tbe sale of Nursery Stock. Steady enintoymeut guaranteed. Salary and Expenses paid to successful men. Apply at once stating age. Meolion this iwper. OUAME BltOTilEBS COMPANY, M-2m Rochester. N. Y. Olm circulation is growing VtLX- because wo furnish all the latest local news in the Wet style. &unplo tie Andrew Bayer,
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